Straits Times Weekly Issue, 20 June 1893

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    28 1 The Straits Times WEEKLY ISSUE. ESTABLISHED, 15.i1.; Published for Transmission by Every Homeward Mai. Steam... I Pkick -Jo Cents. VOL \LYI. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1898. NO. :{,":U
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  • STRAITS TIMES TUESDAY. 20th JUNE.
    • Obituary
      DEATH
      20 1 On the -nd June, at Bangkok. Richard Nissli. oi sCeeera. Windsor {'0 m the '.i-kh year of his age.
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      BIRTH
      18 1 On tiie 6th iust th* wife of B. M. Smith Propr theOrieaial H otel, of a daughter
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    TABLE OF CONTENTS.
    207 1 _b>iToai-LLs. Tue Futeriug Tanks and the Cemetery. Tiie vt ivernorahip The New vjovernor and the i Tbe Native States. Tbe R^-ivli^tag Jdiectious. The Netherlands ludios Pre--Local .Ntwg. (The Alleged Erahe/./lenieu' iv Rafflea Library. An iaiponant Shipping Case. Thef; ir.ui Messrs. Joim Little A Co. Tiie Nea Govern
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    857 1 Singapore, itOTa Jwnp; 1893. Psodjce. ier 5.274. <i< No. 1 10.40. do No. 2, 8.60. Copra Bi.ii, 5.25. do Pontianak 4.50. Pspper Black 9.10. JJfo Flour, Sarawak 2.875. ST l^, 3.60. R*li, 34.00. let Libsrian, 36.60. froca a_naU Flake, 4.06. 4 Ist quality 4.50. uo mcd. Hake
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    SUMMARY OF THE WEEK.
    54 1 Ths present week's mail* for Europe leaves per M. M steamer Oceanien this evening, and the mail for Europe leaving next week is to be taken by the P. 4 O. steamer Rohilla. The mail from Europe of the 26th May per P. O. steamer Malwa
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    REUTERS TELEGRAMS.
    545 1 BaJrqVR i(« General L<»ri» Roberts London, lHth June.— A. grand banquet has beeu given at the Mansiou House to General Lord Roberts, G.C.8.. V.C., at which three hundred guests were present. Mr. Sex ro.v and his Resignation. At a meeting of the Nationalists, it has beeu decide! to
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    LOCAL AND GENERAL.
    167 1 A becond list of donations to the' Church Building Fund at Kuala Lumpur has beeu published, giving the toUlamouat up to the 13th instant as standing at $b,766. The Selangor Scientific Society meet at Kuala Lumpur on the sth July at which meetiugtbe President intends to iiftroduce
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      50 1 Tae Straits Trnies has the largest circulation of any newspaper m Asia, British India excepted. It circulates m Singapore and Penang throughout all the Protected States of the Malay Peninsula, m Siam, Borneo, the Netherlands Indies, the Philippines, aid French Indo-China. No other Eastern newspaper has so widesoread a circulation.
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    WEDNESDAY. 14th JUNE. The Filtering Tanks and the Cemetery.
    278 2 WEDNESDAY. 14th JUNE. The Filtering Tanks and the Cemetery. Persons of nervous mood have sug- I gested that, from the cemetery of Singapore, water may permeate to the filtering j tanks of the municipal water works. It i is argued that, though the tanks are on the side of a
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    410 2 Another death from small-pox occui red yesterday at Tanjong Psgar Road. Thk dead body of a Chinaman iv a very emaciated copditiou was found m ChinChew Street yestqfday. The l.ajih of Sarawak has appointed Captain 11. \Y P. d> to bo special Agent for Sarawak iv the Island of Labuan.
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    The Langkut Oil Works and the Hague.
    67 2 The Batavia Nummmhlud publishes telegram, dated Amsterdam sth Jun* 1 statin*, that the Netherlands Miuister for the Colonies, iv answer to a question m the Second Chamber, has given the assurance that the property of the Petroleum Company iv Laagkal will be adequately
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    The franco Siamese Difficulty.
    223 2 Snim Free Fress. Uth June.) THI persistent rumours, that the French China Stpiadron may shortly he expected here to blockade the port of Bangkok, give rise to anxious speculations as to the fate of European commercial interests. A French blockade of Bangkok OSS have no terrors
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    Sport in kinta.
    192 2 Ob the 6th instant a tine bull Sladang measuring 7 feet high at tie' withers was shot at Gunong Mesa, near Gopeng, by Mr. .1. P>. M. Leech, Collector and Magistrate. Kinta. The loill was one of a small herd which has been iv tbe neighbourhood for
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    An Alleged Mad Dog.
    212 2 A SOU belonging to Mr. Reardon has been accused of being a rabid dog, because it bit a visitor. Mr. Reardou denies that it is the .leg that is mad. He says A veterinary surgeon examiued tbe dog aud pronouueed bun well. He eats well, plays
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    The Roman Catholic Church in Macao and Funeral Observance.
    122 2 The Roman C atholic Church in Macao and Funeral Observance. Some time ago the Bishop of Macao issued an order that all persons attending a funeral should walk bareheaded all tiie wav from the house to the cemetery, however inclement the weather, the only exception made being m favour of
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    Telegrams Via Rangoon.
    628 2 London. 2nd June, The following is the I reault of The I >aks. Duke of Portland's b f Mr- Butterwiek by St. Simon Miss ICiddlcwick .1 W sits 1 Lord Roseberv's el f Tre.-sure h\ Bead or Boimv Jean A W«*te Mr. T. Jennings bf Cypria bj
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    Retrenehment in the Hongkong Civil Service.
    780 2 Retrenehment in the Hongkong Civil Service. The Civii. Sssvu-k OrssorticEßi. Hongkong Comparkd with Si vo a pom, Loiu> Bipow (J ran i s a Kktrkn. COMMCSIon. At the meeting of tbe Hongkong Legit. lativc Council, held on tbe 2nd June, correspondence between tbe Governor and the Secretary of State on
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    The Alleged Embezzlement at Raffles Library.
    186 3 The Alleged Embezzlement at Raffles Library. tthe Police Court this afternoon boMr. Woodward the prosecution of lMim Hood L-iig who was employed as Jggistant to the Lihrariau at RitH's Lit>iarv, for embezzlement was coutiuuod. (he evidence already given w.is to the effect that prisoner had received sums of money nt
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    Sarawak Finances.
    224 3 Thi 3 Treasurer's report for 1892 ihowt. a suiplus of over I,^oo. Tbe chief id were m customs, farms, and Jadoug miues. The Sarawak Ga ascribes the customs im eas to beavi eipoitaiions ot gaiubic, and pepper. The rise iv farms at out stations seems denote iucn ised
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    French Indo-China.
    356 3 Opium ano Piba.< Thk Governor General has decided to do away with tbe opium farm m Tonquiu j aud, from the Ist July next, to substitute instead a Government monopoly m the sale of t h it drug. This step is looked upou as likely to further the
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    Mr. Gotte's Case.
    309 3 He is Found Guilty and Sentbnced. Thk case iv the German consular Court at Bangkok tagamet Mi. R. Gotte of tbe Sunn Mercantile Preee, for misappropriation of trust money, concluded ou the 6th instant The defendant was found guilt y and sentenced to l\ years imprisonment, the
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    Netherlands India.
    2200 3 Pi i.o Way. Etascm a Si v Javahbsi ti Chicago Arm i:\ ATFAIJ Thk bead State Railway Engineer on tbe West Coast sf Sumatra has been directed to proceed to Acheeo to superintend the ting of a coaling station at Pulo Way. The Batavia Exhibition Committee have applied
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    Sumatra Tobacco Sales at Amsterdam on the 12th Instant.
    96 3 hi* 1)1 1.1 M i IP PI J. Medai 1.17" bale- »t npala 1,267 12 N.Oeko- 181 ,181 Posagk -ll 20 M BDAJI T lb i ix Maa i -.-ha Two ßivsrs. BB7 balea at ln7 real VK.M 1. 1 X
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    Rewards to Official by Companies Forbidden in Sarawak.
    164 3 An Order by the Rijah of S uawa kted 26 th M Is thus with offers of rewards by man mies to officials m tha ry As il has coi t > my noti. on more than ontf occasion that otT.-i- of
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    THURSDAY, 15th JUNE.
    218 4 The mail despatched from Singapoie to London, via Brindisi, ou the 17th ultimo was delivered on the 13th instant. TIIK Court ot Appeal was continued this mornin_r before Mr. Chief .justice Bonser, Mr. Justice Collyer, and Mr. Justice Gattv. THERE will ho s bowling handicap on Saturday,
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    Registration of Opium Smokers.
    158 4 The Indian Government have adopted regulations to prevent further extension of the opium vice among the inhabitants of Lower Burmab. The measure will lessen the opium revenue by Kx. 150,000 a year. The new rules, which come into operation on the Ist o\ .Inly next, provide
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    Selangor News.
    296 4 our oi* i rret Kuala Lumpor, 12th -hii,>. V I. am happy to say tin- champagne we drank to the of the Pudoh Extension has had the desiied The line is already an immense success far bevoud the expectation of its sauguiue designer. The first, train that left
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    An Important Shipping Case.
    7503 4 The "Camilot" -'Diamond"' Colli si e>H. Both Vbbsbls Held to Blame. iv the Pull Court of Appeal at the Supreme Court, yesterday, before Chief .Justice Benser, and Justice 4 Colly er, and Gratty, judgment m the above case was given. .Air. Napier appeared on behalf of
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    Theft front Messrs, John. Little & Co.
    280 5 Theft front Messrs, John. Little Co. A 1 tbe Police C Mr. Kyuueisley and Mr. A u thou ;inl>y iv tbe empl >y ot Messrs. J >bu Little aud Co. wan charged with ttealiug piece of silk rained s l 5 .luriN_ Man b i&9 d ce.t Ll Vu m
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    FRIDAY, 16th JUNE. The Governorship.
    437 6 FRIDAY, 16th JUNE. The Governorship. IThe uncertainty attaching to the choice .-ess.. r to H X the Governor, whose turement is s.. close at band, has I n moved by the appointment of Lieutenant douel Sii Charle- I Jul. en Hugh Mitchell K.C.M.G totlieGovrrnorship. Sir Charles Mitchell belongs to the
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    THE NEW GOVERNOR OF THE STRAITS.
    816 6 THE NEW GOVERNOR OF THE STRAITS. I 'll \i:i,l s M [TCHELL. W have b. en informed that H. B. the ior has received intimation from the irv ol S itiug th ;t Ib-r M.ijty has been pleased to appoint Sir Cbar- Mit.-hell, the pres- -nt Governor oi Nabe 11
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    Pahang.
    143 6 (From our oirn Correspondent.) Pekan, 12th June. The Actiug Resident returned from dngnpore by tin Peree on Sunday. He vas met at the Kuala by the beads ot leputuieids. Mr. Clifford came up to ['ekan m the Edna. The Roman Catholic chapel to 1 e*ao, irhich waa pot up
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    Penang's Troubles.
    127 6 Thk Pinang Gawette, m Riving the ten ol ,t articles m the Btraitt Tim le i with control over the Native St -tea, admits that m the matter of opening up tl State- to a libera] ad miniet ration of jue- net equal to what can be obtained
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    Another Submarine Cable Liue.
    126 6 Babctioh has be.v accorded to the laying oi a submarine telegraph line from /an/ib tt to Mauritius by a special COBJpaav formed by the Eastern Telegraph Extension Company. It will n au annual aubeklj ot £28,000 for twenty fears, the English Treaeun %bd [udiao Grovernment each
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    China Ponies.
    529 6 A to Hongkong, recently published by Bftessrn, Kelly and Walsh, bd.. contains the following o I MIDI of tin' China pOOj "The China poay bred m tiie Far North on the Mongolian plains, and when heis about five to six \--ars old he is bfSUght d i" Treaty
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    Penang Golf Club.
    130 6 A handicap competition over the LugjH Green. Penang. commenced on <Q[^H tbe 13th instant, and t he number of e,.trj show the interest that is taken m th erJjj Tbe first prize forth.- la. lie- h.,s b^. ptJS sent.-d by Mr Kri/-ii The f.d lowing 1 the
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    Court of Appeal.
    104 6 At theCourl I m tbe Siipr.-nie i \,u-t 1.. j Just Mr. .lust he i j Mr. Justice (i and Pung i Mr >tQ X i- lie app. r .Id SOU for then s| h wait 1 1 1 1 ll bled, and th with an a).
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    Telegrams Via Rangoon.
    354 6 f/l I -eel \J I iistans. and eompndiensn of th< I. ft and the I. R and ae. .m allianc, I'.ipr.cx ii;i- 1 ion. M lbitYk iII c to X I rc-fl •-rflj i I ht-ship. N h.-is been discoi her station during 1 i- most jr.
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    A Tongkang Aground.
    106 7 foclocK tins morning a tongkang M Chater Co.. an Arnietirin. attempted to h-.tw tin* river ran aground abo> nigh M ridge. wa- heavily hide i with capl presen d pinonplos, and should bare Tfeft the rivet- an hour earlier when tin; Wa- "h'pttl of water. v ot
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    Legislation Against Infair Contrace Advantages and Excessive Interest.
    249 7 Legislation Against I nfair Contrace Ad van tages and Excessive Interest. An Order by the Rajah of Sarawak, dated 31st M »y 189 forth the follow, pig provisions tows is fair commercial I hereby make known to all officers who to witness d_eds of agreement ,-mil drawn up between Chinese
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    The Philippines.
    380 7 Ani-i 1 1< in.l ta Li ics Ci i■ n Loai Tui: I' ppiot Est imates .1- ta Uo rumeul iuclu le %\o< tubinarii from A; STisayan pros in< wh: important ataple-exportii centre-, and pro for au iacn export -on iffee, hemp, and I bacco. The import Saigon
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    SATURDAY, 17th JUNE. The New Governor and the Old.
    547 7 SATURDAY, 17th JUNE. The New Governor and the Old. Thi itnniediate reason w hj sir Charles Mit.hell is appointed to the Straits is tlmt a new appointment had to bo found fo v nhia h.t toassist m the disputes that arise when a crown colony is, with s..m- misgiving, converted
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    454 7 I .ii tended that a few of the leadiu g of' Singapore shall shortly be iuv:* meet .nd diacuaa what form of may best be p Lid io the reernor. 1 i B.'a portrait has already bt it may perhaps be ivite H. E. to a I. m .ke some
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    The New Governor of Natal.
    121 7 Thi Hon. 9 r Walter, Francis HelyHutcl X C. .M. ti.. wbo has just been appoints >f Natal ia tbe •n of Etichard John, fourth 1 "i Dooough more and Thouiasim J lyn, bis wife, daughter of Walter 9 Mogu iltj and i Dublin, A
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    Land and House-Property.
    131 7 Powell and Co*e Ci /•<•///.//•. 77 th J The present condition of the Sin. market for land and house-property coul 1 hardly be more favourable tor buye low print being accepted bj mortid others who are pi perty on the market, and il ia difficult to ber
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    Alleged Forgery of Delivery Orders.
    165 7 A i tin- Police Court this morning for.- Ur. Anthoisz, < Jhim i kkeeper named Tan Cv n Chuan, la' tbe employ of Mi instead and Co was charged with forgery. Mr. Dona] lon p oai Mr. Mat I feuded. Fron tb M i: ben
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    Murders by the Achinese in Langkat.
    66 7 Thk Batavia Nieuicsblad publishes a i telegram, dated Medan, lo h iv ing that, on the iUh insiaut, tl. mnrdered live < !hiuese candies on the Uukif Mas state. 1 i Indoles to t I Langkal Besit an Tobacco C I mjmuv. Ti The
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    The Straits Settlements Associatation.
    154 7 Siaoai r. \.n. h Thk follow iuo ,m, ii! r j s being issued 'In.- following r eular which w. I when the Singnp-ire Braacli of the Straits A 0.-i-tih.ii w r-.-c stitnted m September, l*SB*\itiid wed refercm tli.-reto the Coramitf will feel ».h >d if
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    Perak Museum Notes.
    112 7 "iv of tin Ij Votes No. i the first iustalun dealing with >. ientific subjei Perak under tin Mr. I. I .nn-ntal c >x thai State oim sto conclusion |e| ..u employ un u1 •ecu red I il m the uuderta lie nil p*| gives particular- oi
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    Pahang News.
    239 7 LL I 1 1 nva 1 I '*k Tkiai i Corn PeA I >'th. 1 G m< launch Ethel, win. reiiirin d fiom Kuala Lipi ifter *aking Dr. ami M th there, i- now 1 up m Peka 'tin-froi X i:l.i b: pis of a_UH which too!. i
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    Selangor News.
    195 8 Cricket. The Fire Brigade. (From our Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, 15th dune The Selangor cricket team leave for Perak ou Saturday next by the (J. Y. j Esmeralda. The following have been selected to [day:- -Messrs. Holmes (Captain) I C. Glassford", <b (ilassford, (.alehouse, ugal, Christ. iYel-z, Paxon, iVreba,
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    Netherlands India.
    757 8 Coi- pi c Achinese m Langkai The Lighting ok Malacca Steai Ombilien Coal. It is probable that the coffee auctions, this year, m Ja\ i will take place m July, August, October, and November. Coffee m tin L" i iger of last yeat's crop will be placed m
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    German Views on Singapore.
    634 8 Ma. J Heim on Singapore. Reo.ro ffOB Asiatic Lav.. Value Off the Baba Chinesk. Hindoos Come Next to 081-fSM m ('UAU. SISOAPOai COMPARED WITH OTHER POSTS. Singapore Lice Laiks Variety. No DANOER FROM Tl-.ERs The Consumption Off German Beer. Mr. Josr.ru Hmm. a resident of Singapore,
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    Alleged Press Censorship in Deli.
    389 8 The Resident is Solemnly Warned not to complain of thk Pin anc. Gazette." It may perhaps be advisable to take the following with all reserve: I From the Pinang Gammm.) Information h:i- reached v- from reliable sources of eolliaiou which has occurred between the Government
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    Telegrams Via Rangoou.
    590 8 that (Jeneral Lord Chelmsford will retire fiom the sen ice to-morrow Loaetoa, 9th J The heavy rise tha* tak.-u place m Loudon m India Rupee Paper during the last fea days is ds nd coiitlicring rumours regarding the report of the Herschel I Jommittee. rieket aateh between
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    MONDAY, 19th JUNE. The Relehstag Elections.
    278 8 MONDAY, 19th JUNE. The Relehstag Elections. A i the date of last mail ad\ ices, r. rations were actively j mfortl Jfc stag elections, the partial results of whicl given m Reuter's telegrams V nlt« I ear out anticipationa, at the tbs dissolution, that tlieoj ponents of the Gov- f
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    The Native States.
    274 8 1 *l H N a bn-li s, fl m everything. unl -d by ita pivas) ap] 3 Kill portion of tin has I een trai si live l"i the 81 _V i.-h 4 hit lit 1 > tinam (Tjong The objection, however, iw perhapa not ao much
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    The Netherlands Indies Press.
    671 8 Ii ia alleged by the Pi nam) H> ttte thafl a newspaper o! th< Vt ln-rhunls hulios^^H tfH„ been threatened with siij.presv.m. or "aa^M the enforcement ..I press laws it it j more cautious m publishing sta and comments on Acl that be so tjie .Resident
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    RAUB.
    193 9 (Today's Telegram.) Raub, Pahang, 10.50 a.m. Monday, 19th June. Uauh Hole, No. Level, South. The avei ige width of the lode is two feet carrying good gold. The total length of tbe level is now 400 feet. Baub Hole, No. l Level, North. Prospects indifferent. Baub llde, No. 2
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    Robbery of Jewellery.
    172 9 It has been reported to the police authorities that the premises of Hadji Ali, 47, Selegie Bond, were broken into at three o'clock 00 Sunday morning and a quantity of jewellery, money, aud other articles were stolen. It appears that Hadji Ali wis aroused af^ 415 a.m.
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    Gang Robbery at a Siamese Goldfield.
    206 9 Ma. W. Taylor, a European employed at Bangfuphan m tin- service of the Siam (Joldtields Co.. has been attacked by gang robbera who, Brat, fired upon him anil then cut him with hatchets. While defending himself he was again shot m the arm j
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    Fire in Rochore Road.
    212 9 A tire broke out at ten o'clock yesterday morning an the premises of 251, Kochore Bond and was uot extinguished until it had done much damage to that, house and the oue adjoining. As far as can be ascertained the tire commenced m upper rooms of
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    The Franco-Siamese Difficulty.
    74 9 Prince Sevasti, says the Siam Fre* Press of the I:3th June is to leave shortly for Paris as special Envoy m connection with the dispute between France aud Siam. The same journal has it that a most determined silence M maintained by the Siamese Foreign Office on
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    Deli Cigars.
    98 9 I i is said that at Medan there a..- now no fewer than four aeparate cigar fautoriea. lhe cigars are made entirely from Deli tobacco; they are neatly and firmly bound and fh.-y are sold at 50 cents, $1, and $2 per hundred. Acorrespoudenl of the Pinang Uaz.tir
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    Telegrams from India.
    118 9 Calcutta. 7th June. -The < .overimient of In dia have given Be. 91,000 for improving the cons,. nancy arrangements of nineteen cantouaaents m the Bengal Presidency. The cantonments to which this grant applies arc those next iv order to the ones that wave dealt with last year.
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    The Achinese Troubles in Langkat.
    158 9 Thi Deli Couraa. of the lith inatanl states that military reconnoitring parties m Langkal have not yet fallen m with any Achinese. In the first attack on the oil works district, the Afthiueee, who mustered 270atrong, are said to have leal Skilled and 7 wounded
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    Malaca News.
    449 9 From our CA I. Th\m list of prizes obtained at tbe Penang Agricultural Show has just come to hand. If is satisfactory to note the large number of first and special M prizes which has been awarded to exhibitors from Malacca and District. Mr. Harvey the Resident Councillor
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    Singapore Cricket Club.
    2377 9 A i ii i First \>k\. Wkdmi iuat, lli m Jl NX. 189 Judge*. Hon'ble .Major Md lallum, k c., H. 0., Mr. C. Stringer. Marten Hon. A P. Talbot, (apt. dv Buiaaon, lOthßegt Tiuu Keeper. Mr. .1. Graham. cappers. Lt \V. Jennings, b.a., Lt. Van-i-cneti. 10th
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  • Correspondence.
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      A Complaint about klang Harbour.
      223 10 To un: BOITOI 01 rai "Straits TlMl Sm. 1 beg to inform you th it the whan -Clan* are m a diagracef u state, and bat been M for nnuiths. Lately there has been only one whart m I proper working order, and of coins.-
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      222 10 rrt ll B Plt V B It I V R R 1) Pr h. X Pi The above Dock. situated iv Pr.vinc. Wellealey, at the entrance of the Prye River, has lately been lengthened and deepened and is now of the following dimensions 1 -Miirth on thebtoeka SS at entrance
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      364 10 «jINGAKUR« FIVM f\- I. i r> M(TF\L LOAN t F *280 mB First Issik ok sl»",imio i s odd Mo_3| oi $500 Bach. Interest pai/ahh half i/nrh/. 'ttttajß and 31st l> 4 I', icipal repayabb al i>a, /,-J Ij th* J^ m m m polity havino jj '•<r. vl ill
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      217 10 Passenger XA^X. p,»r s D,. W ll<n fr un T. A 1 via ports Mr HeiiroPet ai Klan. ca —Miss Kayi.urn. M T. D ton X Hill. Stuart, and Kapler. i(V nn Baagkok M and Mta H Bay, Mr l aeej i >'. fr nn Mi I Mea.fi hahris. and
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      1229 11 shi r SHIPPING. "nll-Pi.Mj 1% I>)»K'l' Ondur this f.eadtnc- f,,iu„i* Cii, Brit. str. 1,587 tons, CaDt Faith mi, isnsar., „a -^JT.. H ,,rov J n «Vom Calcutta. Ith X Si ..ar,,,,*; Brit.- Hr i„T r r; n'--r^''. v UISt V ,V >••"'■ J.t™.'n.-B W d P H.w.-H„r,,;,w I rii7' v
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      1105 12 t^^^iamammmmmwmimmmam^mmmimm'>^'''^ l^ mmm^^^^ m^^^^^, AKKIVAJfr. Kl_A« v aai VbbbblV Namf. A Tons.' Cai-taiv UU .ait. J V?n a 1999 Coleord X-u York Jaa 90! Bonn*. ad A C«. geutenoial Am ah. 222 toicorrt 9P.aO.Con. S f :°T l Zt stTrm Pontaniak Jnne. 10 D lmann a Lnbeek i3er. str. SWI
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