The Straits Times, 31 July 1869
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Title Section16 1869-07-31 1 The Straits Times VOL. XXV. PUBLISHED EVERY SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 31st, 1869. SATURDAY EVENING. No. ].2.-,116 words
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103 1869-07-31 1 SATURDAY, 11 JULY 31, 1869. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS. BnroAPOBX, July 81st, 1869. Oambier 83.071 k Pepper „6.80 Pepper „9.80 to 10 Flour _\:,o to 2.56 Pearl Sago W3.15 to 3.17J 'Jin :!"to3l :'."s Mule Twist 1:2."1 do .lo ]»o to 145 8J lbs. Shirtings 2.85 to 2JSJ\ 7 .lo do103 words
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Article1014 1869-07-31 1 The la A Overland Journal was published on the morning of the 16th instaut. Since then, the London mail of the 18th June has come to hand, having reached this on the Ist instant, h\ th P. M.-anicr Emeu. The rYench Homeward mail arrived from China on the1,014 words
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678 1869-07-31 1 THE STRAITS SETTKEMENTS AS SOCIATION. Wk lean that the Straits Settlement! Association in London, has recently had some importani additions made to its strength by the introduction as members of several influential public men, who have joined with tin- view of pressing forward! tho political reform of the Colony; and678 words
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Article690 1869-07-31 1 The new Fire Bill which appeared in last dorermnent Gnreffe and which we copied into yesterday's paper, does not, we are afraid, meet all the difficulties which were pointed out in the previous Bill. The Municipal Commissioners have been relieved of the responsibility which it was at690 words
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Article641 1869-07-31 1 Tin-: BatsvU Haudeltiltdtdtbt l?tl« July, quotes from the Fortnight's Summary" and the Java Items," given in the Btf*its Time* of the 3rd July and in commenting on them, observes: "We have read with pleasure the above remarks, and with no less pleasure the flattering terms ru which641 words
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Article15 1869-07-31 1 The following is a Summary of China news broughi by the Mail steamer Tr«vancore:15 words
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Article2186 1869-07-31 1 CKNKKAL. Several mattenof interest havetobe noted during the past fortnight, the most important ot 1 which is tlu announcement that sir Rutherford Alcock lias approvedofthe whole of the actions of Mr. Gibson, in regard to the recent troubles, ineluiliiiL; the talcing of AmpiiiLT. In this the2,186 words
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Advertisement15 1869-07-31 1 t, on the 2- r >tli instant, the Mi .i C. Pestana of a Sok.15 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous259 1869-07-31 1 THE STRAITS Tl" Daily Edition. Wkks i Edith)*. num 840 l'.-r Annum. 116 •j: Unir Yearly '■< Three Months 13 Quarterly A.DVKB1 [SBHBHTS. f>r Advertisements made known >ffiee. 1 Into for long periodi ind subscriptions will be I >ffice; aJao in 1 COBHHILL. < Lombard Sti t. <-ity in pear259 words
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Article1073 1869-07-31 2 Mini tes of pnx lings of the Municipal Commissioners, on Thursday, the 22nd July, 1869. I'unii.nxxioih ;-.v Present. i:. c. Woods, i> 4 T. Dunman, Esq. A. T. Cannichael, Esq. Chairman. In the absence ol the President, R. C. Woods, Esq., was appointed Chairman. Progree* Report*. Bead fortnightly1,073 words
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1080 1869-07-31 2 NEWS OF THE WEEK MONDAY, 26TH JULY. A Dutch war steamer passed through the harbour from the Eastward, yesterday morning. Tin: Sarawak steamer Rofalitl, Captain Harris, from Sarawak with dates to the ™lst instant, arrived here last Saturday night. 0— Tin: British steamer Fkir Malacca, from Malacca with dates to1,080 words
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Article1205 1869-07-31 2 Thkkk witnesses were examined before the Supreme Court, yesterday, in the alleged Kling Will Forgery Case. Tiik N. 1. S. K. Cos. steamer Minisin- Frmuoen retn 4er Puite,C*vtain Von Kinmerick, from Hatavia with dates to the 2 Ith instant, anchored in the hurbonr last night. Thk Swedish1,205 words
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Article504 1869-07-31 2 Wjs understand that the British steamer Vine has been chartered here to load for Bombay. Tin: Russian steamer S/m/'tr .i/j/ir// was loading at Hongkong for this port and Bombay, when the I', k 0. sfeatner OrisSO sailed. W. I. M's Transport I* Creusc, Captain Laeoatbe, from Saigon504 words
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Article997 1869-07-31 2 i H. I. Ma. steam transport L'.lnym,/, from Suez 01 route to Saigon, arrived hen the day before yesterday, and prooeeded on her voyage the same night. TiiK mails and pafoongerg leaving this port *>r England to-day, per P. k O. steamer Travancore, will be conveyed fipom997 words
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Article4034 1869-07-31 3 In 1 Diamond Company steamer Captain Game, from Foochow, via Hongkong, with dates from the former port to the 9th instant, arrived hen- yesterday A Chinese pauper committed suicide hursda) afternoon, by hanging himself by his Lathm^- cloth, to one of the cm-. i, cam- of the4,034 words
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Article1358 1869-07-31 3 Downing Strf.kt. 23rd April, 1860. Sir. I have the honor to transmit to you Extracts from two Letters iroicli have been artiinen/1 to tliis Department by the Board of Trade, with reference to the nseof the 'oiniiicrciril !odfi of SiuMiids thlOUgnOUl Her Majesty's Posse ssinns 1 have to reanesl1,358 words
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Advertisement466 1869-07-31 4 }J. <T>. Company. STSULAB \M> OEI BNT \I. \l NAVIGATION < "Mi'ANY. (ii Umeida Street. Barbour. MAIL J LINKS. late oi arrival of one of th< itract Mail Steam Ships at with the service d by Ibr Ma- will be as fol111. Ml WABD. Rth A!. .u. lav January Itli466 words
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Advertisement826 1869-07-31 4 }J. Cv- <f>. CoinpaiiP. NOTICE. a Written Declaration of the contents and vail f Packages lor the Overland Route is required by the Egyptian Transit Administration, and must be delivered by to the Company's agent with the Bill of Lading, or with the Parcels; and the Company do not hold826 words
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Advertisement958 1869-07-31 4 ittisfrrUanrous;. THE MOST RELIABLE FRIEND. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. Its Searching and Henling Properties are known and recognised throughout the world. The number of years this in valuable Ointmeni has si [the test of public opinion land the longer known the better appreciated is a testimony of itself nior nvincing than anything958 words
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Advertisement839 1869-07-31 4 ißifirrllnncous!. SINGAPORE DISPENSARY. Wa have given ever tneentaremanageaDent of this Dispensarvto Mr. RoJ>ert Jamie, late lfanager of Mr. Baflden's, Medical Hall. and formerly Assistant to Messrs. Duncan Plockhart A Co.. „f Edinburgh. In our Rooms adjoining we may be consulted from |M a. M. to p. m. Daily. Sundays excepted,839 words
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Advertisement775 1869-07-31 4 ittisrrnanrmi*. OAKEY SON'S EMERY BLACK LEAD MILLS. Blackfairs Road, London, England. Oakky's Silversmith's Soap i non-mer-curial for Gleaning and Ponshing Silver, Eleetropla"te, Plate Glass, Marbles, &c. Tablets «d. Oakey's Wellington Knife Polish. Packets M. each: Tins «d., Is., 2s. 6d., and 4s. each. Oakey's Indiarobbee Knife Boards from Is. 6d.775 words
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Advertisement785 1869-07-31 4 i&iorrUanrouo. DINNEFOKDS. SOM'TIOV HF MAGNESIA. THE REMEDY BEST FOR Acidity of thk Btomacbi Heartburn, Headache. Oout ani> Iwrnoamosj nnd the best mild aperient for delicate constitutions, especially adapted for Ladles, Children, and Infants, and for regvlap use in Warm Climates. DINNEFORD CO., Chemists. London. and of Druggists and Storekeepers throughout785 words
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