The Straits Times, 28 February 1874
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Title Section16 1874-02-28 1 The Straits Times. VOL. XXX PUBLISHED EVERY SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28th, 1874. SATURDAY EVENING No. 1,116 words
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Obituary19 1874-02-28 1 Domestic Occurrences. DIED. lEUebum, suddenly, of Heart disease, i: ,la v morning, 28th February, John I. J :k' J19 words
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82 1874-02-28 1 STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1874. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS. i 5.2'2J. IH. 164. Sarawak 2.65. i 3.20.t0 3.22J 13 ntyne 284 Tin 29. .le twUt 120. »I lbs. Joinings 2.4*1 do tmL 5 d. T. Cloths 1.27}. do 1.50. do LTO bri 15 ft 16t 2»4--im new. ou2. I OB82 words
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Article655 1874-02-28 1 I'm principal ertat of interest durti might lias baea tlie visit of ■I. 1. the (iovernor .iiul Admiral Shadw*U to Salaagon and Langkat, to endeavour to put a stop bo the piracies tliat have baOMM so frequent in the .m<l creeks of the native states borderiag tin- Straits655 words
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Article939 1874-02-28 1 The Acting Principal Civil Medical Oflice^—a title due to the ingenuity of Sir Harry Ord's administration, in substitution for the less pretentious one of Colonial Surgeon, publishes in the Uoreniment Gazette of the 14th instant a Report on the Hospitals of the Colony for 1872. This document may939 words
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1210 1874-02-28 1 LETT fcRS FROM ACHEEN. i Special correspondence of tlie Batavui HundeUbUxd. Bivouac, Penajung, Feb. 1874. During the 25th and 26th Jan., very little of importance happened. Only, news was received in the bivouac that the Sul- tan had died of cholera, and that several other1,210 words
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Article1743 1874-02-28 1 Translated fur the Strai/x Times.) The following is extracted from a late Batavia paper The Italian Giornale delle Colonie, that appears every Saturday at Roin£ devotes, in its number for the 27th December last, a cordial article to the memory of General Bixio. The following1,743 words
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3960 1874-02-28 1 CARTOUCHE SKETCHES IN SINGAPORE. No. 1. \Vii\t impudence for a new arrival to presume to go about in tliis interestini; Colony taking thunil>-nail sketches of those things which may present themselves to his, unaccustomed orbs, to represent from a stranger's point of view th. men and manners wherewith ;i train3,960 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement214 1874-02-28 1 AI'VKKTISKMENTS. Terl Momenta made known tj enured into for long periods nements and subscriptions will be Office also in II STREKT. COENHII.L. j PA Aloae. Lombard Oliaei, eiij; I 1 .l.wry in CalBpecifj in the copy the rttona reqwirai, else all t.-.l till countermanded. „,1 for accordingly. IBKK* AM' COREEBPOHDIWTB.214 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous17 1874-02-28 1 THK BTEAHi TIMES. n.tLT Editio>. IWlUll Edition. a Half Yearly 9 W n:,rte r ,y. 7 517 words
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Article1739 1874-02-28 2 London, 23rd Jan. To-day all England turns Russiawards, wishing bridal blessings on the young royal couple now being united. Magnificent preparations, we hear, are being made for this wedding, which is said to be a love match if so those most nearly concerned, will care least of all1,739 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter378 1874-02-28 2 To the Editor of the Daily Timr* Sim -Sineethc Hutch Expedition landed in Acheen, the accourts received from independent sources have K-en rnei the extreme, and the Dutch Authorities have been most reticent, and occasionally published despatches which can only li,. received with great caution. From a person who378 words
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911 1874-02-28 2 To the Editor of the Daily Times. Sir: I have read with much intend the extracts which ap]>cared in jour journal, of letters from the London Tima on the above subject, and whilst I admit that all the reasons given bj tin* various correspondents exist and911 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article351 1874-02-28 3 Saturday, tlflt February. Liner Lotas, ?,ltO to— (.'a«tle roinuiinder, London, onugneet (iiltilhin. \V«kkl Co. -i.nii.'r I'atty, OH lorn, Roura >mmander, Carimons i_'ii. s W. Mansfield A Co. Bamdmj, 22nd February. -tiin.i Chow Phyu, 313 tons. Ortou commander, p< i. oMigaeei BarWoi Moses. luicr China, W9 tons, Gardner commander. Hong-351 words
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Article260 1874-02-28 3 Monday, 23rd February. British steamer Rainbow, Fox, for Mintok and Paleiubang. British steamer Sharpshooter, Bradshaw, for M. and Pinang. British ship Nainoi, Robertson, for London. Belgian steamer Selica, Hinne, for Rangoon. British schooner Queen of Swan, Nacodah, for Malacca. British steamer Ban Yong Seng, Craik. for Bangkok. British barque260 words
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Article538 1874-02-28 3 ShipN NamE8. Captains. Fi.au and Rio. Tons. Dai k I ofak- Where From. RIVAL. Consignees ok Agents. Destination. MEN-OF-WAR. B aaldo I B B8 i ,:i der Putte at S'(i VESSELb. I 1 i >i ie K.i 1 1 Harwich i '<. .uttit Klizabeth s.-ng K538 words
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44 1874-02-28 3 1 Tanjong Pagar Wharf. 2 Victoria Dock 6 Jardine, Matheson and Company c Wharf, t P O Wharf Bon Accord Dock 4 Borneo" Company's Wharf 8 GoYOTiiment Wharf 5 Patent SUp and Dock Company 9 At Johore44 words
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News of the Week.
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Article467 1874-02-28 4 following translation of a teleV< -liciii to Batavia forwardiK'n antile firm here, has been I >r publication. tlatcd Achoen, 14th Fcl>y., 3th lYbniary from Penang. A fort erected oy Toeltue Nauta of at against our Ally Toekoe M.inissa was with a loss of 3 IS wounded <467 words
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Article991 1874-02-28 4 By a notification in the last Government Ommtt^ wo karn that the Governor in Council has postponed the tomiug into operation of the Court* Ordinance, 1873, till the Ist of June next. A Return Cricket match between a Singapore eleven and an eleven from the Officers of991 words
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Article541 1874-02-28 4 The Italian steamer Maddaloni, Capt. Bozzani, from Batavia 21st inst., arrived at the Borneo Company's wharf yesterday. The Siamese steamer Kalahvme, Capt. Christiansen, from Bangkok 19th inst, anchored in the roads this morning. Thk M. M. steamer Sitidh, with the outward French mail, left Galle at o'clock541 words
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Article572 1874-02-28 4 The P. O. steamer (iolcomla, Capt. Fraser, from Hongkong l'Jth instant, with tlie homeward mail arrived at tlis P. O. wharf yesterday afternoon, and will leave at 4 p. M. to-day. PasSEN'JEKS. For Singapore. 8 Chinese. For Piiwng. I*2 Chinese. (i'llle. 6 Chinese. For Venice. From Shanghai572 words
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Article125 1874-02-28 4 The British steamer Yorkshire, Capt. Longley, from London 6th January, arrived at Taujong Pagar wharf yesterday afternoon. The Spanish steamer Paragua, Capt. Elizalde, from Manila 1 s th inst., arrived at Tanjong Pagar wharf this morning. The British steamer Legislator, Capt. Craig, from Calcutta 20th and Pinang125 words
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Article526 1874-02-28 4 The British steamer Mar(a6au, Capt. Buxton, from Bangkok 23rd February, arrived iv the roads this morning. Pastengers. Messrs. Bacon Bigclow, Green, Nichol, Lettis, Olsen, Rev. Father Daniel, 14 deck. The British steamer Sri Sarauak, Capt. Hewat, from Sarawak 28th inst., arrived in the roads this morning. The526 words
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Article355 1874-02-28 4 From London. SSora Adams Alice Hover of the Sea Peterson 3rd Nov. liThos. Parker (str.) 5th Oct. Miu Atinii Watson Yorkshire (str.) Longley 30th Dec. •,'Cawdor Castle (str.) Cowic 14th Dec. (str.) HLord of the Isles Blow liYentai (str.) 22nd Jan. Z:illll'i-M (str.) Tchihatchoff (str.) From355 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement192 1874-02-28 4 [Advertisement.] Berkeley. Sept. 1869.— Gentlemen, I feel in a duty I owe to you to express my pratitude for the great benefit I bave gerived by taking Norton's Camomile Pills. I applied to your agent, Mr. Berkeley, for the above named Pills, for wind in the stomach, from which I192 words
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Advertisement857 1874-02-28 4 iflfcftllanrons Mr. C. DIOKSON, RTlC^Multiinff Marine Engineer, Surveyor, General Engineerii!'.,' and Iron Ship Purchasing Agent. Skilled Workmen of ereiy kind procured for Abroad. Jerusalem, Cornhill, London. _Singapore, 21st F.-b., 1*74. .ftly ins.) To thk Quick and Roy ax Family j To H. R. thk Princi or Wales (Special Appointment) And857 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement896 1874-02-28 5 9* Companp. ;n>li.ah and oriental steam navigation company. MAIL Jy&y LIKES. The proposed time table for th<> i year not ha\ ing yet received the sanction of the Pi.st Master General, the following will l>e the approximate Dates of Arrivals of ii.|.,-my"sMailStcsini«TH at Singapore. on ward. Homeward. 'Jt'th February HMk896 words
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Advertisement894 1874-02-28 5 Company. P. A O. S. N. COMPANY. Passengers can obtain at the Company's offices in Suez, Brindisi, and Venice, First-class Railway Tickets for Paris vis Mont Cenis at the following Rates. From Brindisi 7s. Od. Venice 6. lls. Od. and from Paris to London, via Newhaven Dieppe £1. lls. Od894 words
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Advertisement821 1874-02-28 5 iHisrrllanrous. LEA AND PERRINS' Celebrated WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. Declared by Connoisseurs to be THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE. CAUTION AGAINST FRAUD. The success of this most delicious and unrivalled Condiment having caused certain dealers to apply the names of Worcestershire Sauce to their own inferior compounds, the Public is hereby informed that821 words
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Advertisement797 1874-02-28 5 iHisrrllanroutf. THE ROAD TO HEALTH. AND LONG LIFE. Secured by HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. Impurities of Blood. In selecting the most appropriate medicine fot a particular ailment, there may be some difficulty unless one can be found to purify, regulate, and improve the quality of the blood. These Pills possess and exert797 words
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Advertisement729 1874-02-28 5 iatfrrllantou*. JOHN and HENRY GWYNNE, Engineers, Boiler Makers, and Iron Founders, Hammersmith Ironworks, 89, CANNON-STREET, LONDON, E. C Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES, portable and fixed: Boilers, Centrifugal Pumps. Turbine Water Wheels. Pumping Engines, and every description of Machinery for Drainage, Irrigation and Reclamation, PUMPING MACHINERY for DOCKS Ac, Hydmulic Presses729 words
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Advertisement798 1874-02-28 5 ifUdrrllanrous. MESBRB. GA BRI Rl s CELEBRATED PREPARatV FOR PRESERVING AND BEAUTIFTINn > TEETH GUMS T AND PREVENTING TOOTHACHE ARK SOLD bT ALL CHEMISTS PK RPCM IK ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD PREPARED ONLY BY MESSRS. GABRIEL, Dentists, Ludoate Hill, London, E. c. P'Sedadent" or curb Toothache. This extraord? I798 words
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