The Straits Times, 5 December 1874
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Title Section16 1874-12-05 1 The Straits Times. VOL. XXX PUBLISHED EVERY SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER o, 1874. SATURDAY EVENING 2 00816 words
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63 1874-12-05 1 STRAITS TIMES. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5 1874. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS. biNOAHOKE, Dec. dth, I»<4. 6.30. none. none. Sarawsk L 634. 3J" -Jo aosMi 112 i m. 17 s Lift 135. urn n*-w Kxch i Bank bill, 6 mouths sight 1 ny paid UM. Mid par. i Ld 170 ML inisbip Co.63 words
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Article677 1874-12-05 1 the native state.* have been tivelj peaceful twee the alile ii negotiations <>t' Sir Anand tin- initial inaugura- at w policy of active super- was 1 1 be expected that the and turbulent leaden who have t< t the country in anarchy tl c outset inaki' some effort677 words
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Article681 1874-12-05 1 Til I'll" 1 which arrived from Malacca on Saturday evening, has brought us satisfactory news front the disturbed proTinceioa the frontier, and among other things that Mr. Pickering, regarding whom some anxiety was begining to be felt, was safe and sound I at Sungie (Jjong, where, together681 words
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Article624 1874-12-05 1 With reference to the position of j allairs described above, the proceedings of the expedition which left this on Tuesday afternoon were, so far as we can ascertain:, as follows: H. M. S. CktffUit. Hart, and the steamer Pilvl Fish, anchored off Malacca on the fore- I noon of Wednesday,624 words
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Article554 1874-12-05 1 A < iucu.AK despatch from the Secre- j tary of State for the Colonies, pub- lished in the last (Joreniitictit QtHttto, contains information that will ocea- i sion considerable surprise, especially among naturalized British subjects, and is of general interest as bearing upon the extent of the rights554 words
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Article1294 1874-12-05 1 {Translated fur the Straits Times.) Tm JaiatcAe Couratif, the Batavia ollicial paper, publishes the following particulars respecting the culture of the I blue gum tree in Netherlands India: Tlir peculiar quality which the EmuItjltiis tjl.hiilu* or the so-culled blue gum tree haa in common with1,294 words
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Article766 1874-12-05 1 Mini TH of Proceedings of the Municipal Commissioners on Friday, the 27 th November, 1874. f 'oniiitixxivaers Present The Hon. Thos. Bis.rHr.ll Puiffiur K. J. Wells, ba. Tan Seng I'oh, Bsq. W. Oldhifin, Mntuttx. The Minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. Read and recorded, letter766 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement168 1874-12-05 1 \1 I \!\.itis.mentB made ku mn into for long periods tioaa will be n in 'Mini.. L tabard Street.. i tv I 'Id Jewry; in Calit lfy m the copy the iti..us reqairad, else all i rted till i^untiTuiaudeJ COEKiaPOHDECTS, :fully re.ju. the proprietors .irity in the delivery of T168 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous12 1874-12-05 1 t. \M> HM WSBKLT El<: < \>< Per Annum SI, 1 13 Quattartjr 512 words
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3015 1874-12-05 2 SOUVENIRS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. II. Mit. ÜBilU Seen for the first time, Mr. Disraeli can scarcely fail to bo recognised by a visitor to the House of Commons, even without being told who he is. The caricatures in Puik/i, and that multiplier of tlic human form divine/ photography,3,015 words
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Article110 1874-12-05 2 London, 30M Nov. A pastoral of Archbishop Manning's read at high i I Mass declares that all unbelievers in hearts Doctrines of the Immaculate Conception and Infallibility of the Pope cease to be Catholics. Prince Bisinark is seeking an arrangement with the Vatican relative to the i appointmentReuter - 110 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter222 1874-12-05 2 To the Editor of the Daily Time*. Sin, Feeling an interest in the protection of the wild fowl located in the Botanical Gardens, it may not be out of place, j now that several sportsmen arc dealing havoc amongst the long bills," to inform such that they222 words
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Article442 1874-12-05 2 (From an Occrsiomil Correspondent.) Malacca, Ist Decb., 1874. Tin: undermentioned steamers have arrived here since the date of my last letter viz: 11. M 's steamer Chart)b<li*, with the steam launch Matu Mat* in tow, tad His Kxcelleiicv the Covernor on board, from nngapom. on the 2MB ult. 11.442 words
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News of the Week.
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Article678 1874-12-05 2 The British steamer Sri Sarawak, Capt. Hewat, from Palembang 2b"th ult., anchored in the roads on Satur- day afternoon. The Sarawak steamer Sofotitf, Capt. i Kirk, from Sarawak 27th ult., anchor- ed in the roads on Sunday morning. The British steamer Bemtmm, Capt. Moppett, from Cheribon iJb'tli678 words
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Article485 1874-12-05 2 The Siamese steamer Chow Capt, OttOOj from Bangkok ult, ai.chorcd in the roads this morning. The B. I. S. N. Co's steamer nil, Capt. Lang, from Calcutta 18th ult., via Rangoon, Moulmain, lVnai and Malacca, audio rod in the roa I morning. THI Spanish steamer Yrurac B485 words
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Article114 1874-12-05 2 Thk British steamer fuknum, y\\ Hl.uk, from Saigon 2»th ult., au in the roads tins morning. Tm outward French mail 4M*4ff kit Gallc at 8 o'ewj* l^' morning, and maybe expected W rive here next Tuesday evening <>'" l needay momingi letter ngwd v bicfa appeared in114 words
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Article229 1874-12-05 3 Jr I 1 mag, Capt. B U iftok Kfth ult., aniterdfy aiWaooa. the body of a Chiund tl<>atiny in a jar, i J which ru: the I* baa ben standing poaition, ng above the top. i i'lelitlv Only a few i'-ail mum time. inqui w.i- held "li229 words
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Article312 1874-12-05 3 tteamer Paw/M, Caj.t. m Manila 27th ult., arrived I'au'ar wharf yesterday :i..titarj of Mate tor the il the approval of the Mr. l iu-el as tatitfg al Singapore, ami Padday a, Netherlands aaag. i f naturalization were isth November to Juan Ifosajjoiti, Galatin Pilfer Bad II m.v312 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article642 1874-12-05 3 Saturday, 28th Noveml»r. British barque Campsie Glen, tois. Smith commander, I Sunderl md 2sth July, consignees Rautenberg, Schmidt A. Co. Malay steamer Tiger Van Cotie, tons, More commander, Cotie 17th Nov. British steamer Sri Sarawak, 97 tons, Hewat commander, Paleinbang 2(>th Nov., consignees Borneo Company Limited. Sunday, 20th November.642 words
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Article163 1874-12-05 3 Monday, 30th November. British steamer Celestial, Darke. for Saigon. British steamer Lyeemoon, Stevens, for Hongkong. Tiiesvay, Ist Dei-ember. P. O. steamer Thibet, Eastley, for Hongkong. British steamer Sri Sarawak. Hewat, for PaWaUwag. British steamer Hankow. Symington, for Hongkong Shaughui. British steamer Petrel, Murr»y, for Peuang. Wednesday, 2nd December. P.163 words
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Article799 1874-12-05 3 n:i-'s Names. Captains, '-la., and Riu. BTBAMSBS surprise BSMWI i'.ritish steiiuior Bertha Daniels liritish Hteumer Murtaban Buxton British steamei 1 Weaze'. Marshall British steamer 1 Khiva British steamer 1 Gen. van Swicteu Sifke Dutch steamer 5 Ra nbow Biitisu steamer 5 Pluto McEwen Colonial steamer 5799 words
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44 1874-12-05 3 1 Tanjong Pagar Wharf. 2 Victoria Dock 6 Jardine, Matheson and Company* Wh*rf. 3 P. AO. Wharf 7 Bon Accord Dock 4 Borneo Company* Wharf 8 Government Wharf 5 PaUnt Slip and Dock Company t> At Johora44 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement657 1874-12-05 3 ADVERTISEMENT. hslUir, Sept. 18 Gentleman. I feel it a duty I owe to you to express my gratitade for tstml beaetl I am denvel by taking Norton's I^SBornQs PilJa I applied to your a-ent. Mr. Beil. Brkcthe ab .ve-named Pills, for wind in uia.h. from which I suffered excruciatim; pain657 words
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Advertisement765 1874-12-05 3 ittisrrllanrous. JAMES WHITFIELD. CLARINGTON BROOK FORGE AND IRON FOUNDRY, Wigaat, Laaoaabira, England, Kaaer af the celebrated Spades, Shovels, roiks. Miners' Tools, Caft Arms. Bushes; also Small Engines, Mortar Mills, Iron Castings for Collieries, Gas and Iron ••rks. fco. Ac Dealer in Files, Sawa, Bteel, Huild.rs' ud htsoh mes' Tools. Safe765 words
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Advertisement118 1874-12-05 3 #lotttts. JOHN LITTLE CO. Have just received, ex R. S. Hankow," an assortment of the following Goods, Gents' Real and Imitation Gauze Merino Und:r Vests, j Fashionable White Ties (made ap,) Washing Scarfs The Bond st.," 3 fold Liu. n Collars new shapes, i including, The Imperial," "City." Pall Mall,"118 words
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Advertisement135 1874-12-05 3 il otters. NOTICE. We have established oanelvea a» Commission Agents and general Importers of China and Japan Wares and Curiosities. under the Chiuese Chop Hoiuj Moh, at Efo, 1 1 Battery Bead. We have a Branch House at VagaaaU, Japan, under the Chinese Chop Hoi; Moh. Orders addressed to either135 words
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Advertisement118 1874-12-05 3 ftottrrs. SINGAPORE ICE WORKS, RIVKR VALLEY ROAD. Pure Clear Spring-water Ice, manufactured without Ammonia, Ether, or Che« micals of any sort, in any quantity from two pounds to Ten Tons. Price for 1000 His. A upwards 'J cents, per Di. less than 1000 His. 4 RILEY, HARG REAVES k CO.118 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement821 1874-12-05 4 9* C Ccmpanp. PIKINSULAB AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Ofticis— D'Almeida Street. Godowns At New Harbour. MAIL fyfoy LJ*EBThk proponed dates of arrival of the uiv's Contract Mail Steum Ships at Singapore, in connection with the service, will be as follows Outward. Homeward Monday, 21st Sept. Saturday, 19th Sept. -,tb821 words
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Advertisement905 1874-12-05 4 iHisrrllanrous. To the Queen and Rotal Familt To H. R. thk Prince of Wales (Special Appointment) And to several Indian Potentates. Foreign Governments, and Railway Companies. Established 1749. J. W. BENSON, Watch and Clock Maker, Goldsmith, Silver-Smith, and Artistic Metal Worker. Prize Medalist of the London, Dublin, and Paris Exhibitions.905 words
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Advertisement916 1874-12-05 4 iT-lisrrllnnrotis. DISSOLVED PERUVIAN GUANO, Prepared bt OHLENDORFF CO., LONDON, ANTWERP, HAMBURG, AND EMMERICHON-RHINE. GUARANTEED TO CONTAIN NITROGEN EQUAL TO 10 per cent, of Non-Volatile Ammonia. 2 2 SiaSi.}^™*"^^ Price 114 per ton for 30 tons and upwards. £15 under 3d tons. Delivered Free at any of their Depots in the916 words
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Advertisement945 1874-12-05 4 iHtsfrrllanrousi. THE MOST RELIABLE FRIEND HOLLOWAT'R OINTMENT. Its Searching and Healinir Properties are known and recognised throughout the world. The number of years this in valuable Ointment has stood the test of public opinion (and the longer known the better appreciated) is a testimony of itself more convincing than anvthinjr945 words
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Advertisement1018 1874-12-05 4 iHisrdlnnrous!. Established in 1820. C. LAZARUS CO.. Incorporated with Shkarwood A Co., Cabinet makers. Upholsterers. Billiard Table Manufacturers. Carvers, Gilders, Decorators, and General Furnishing Conti.actors, By Appointment To His Excellency the Viceroy of India, H. R. H. th*> Duke Edinburgh, Ac, &c. House. Land and General Commission Agents, Appraisers and1,018 words
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Advertisement760 1874-12-05 4 itttsrrHamoug. NOTK K J. Collis Brrwne'H Oklorodn,, Pei.sine Wlae Orimaulfs HoJWt's Pills and Ointment DeJoagVaOod Liver Oil Cold Drawn laator Oil K. ating's Worm T.i Persian i p and Manufactured bt the Siagapore Ik.. A.;ents fot Bridge >v oo.*s Quintessen „t i Ginger and C.nu. .mile. Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla760 words
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