The Straits Times, 23 October 1875
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Title Section16 1875-10-23 1 The Straits Times. VOL XXXI PUBLISHED EVERY SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1875. SATURDAY EVENING No. 2.05416 words
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87 1875-10-23 1 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1875, LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS U.KK t I- ioBLR i!Kl>. 1875. i I I i- r 10.80 I'epper li->. i Sarawak I :tl If '-i o". -.v, -Jl Tiu ..23.50. ■:ile twist MB. <ii lbs Shirting* 2.05. 7 do do 1-771. S do T. Cloths I 1.4^1 787 words
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Article777 1875-10-23 1 Thi S dol 'ii>' Legislative Council was formally opened on the 7th 1 there nave bean two meeting! since. The opening speech of H. E. Sir William JervOM, which will be found in another page, affordl a very lair index of the intentions of the administration the reference777 words
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Article1740 1875-10-23 1 It will have been seen from the minutes of the Council Meeting of Friday last, which we published next day, that the I noflicial Memln-rK were in rather an inquisitive and slightly aggressive mood. We have no doubt that the public, whatever Officials make think, will view1,740 words
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Article642 1875-10-23 1 A vekisai. of the shorthand report of the Council Meeting held on the 15th instant, which we had not before us when penning our remarks yesterday, suggests a few further reflections upon the Hack (i harry fun We cannot help thinking that the Hon. T. Scott,642 words
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Article513 1875-10-23 1 A CTI NG APPOI NTMENTS. Tut Hon'ble Mr. Slielford's speech .upon Acting Appointments, judging from tin- way it reads, was a very forcible ami telling one, and is nearly an exact exponent of public opinion strongly felt, upon the question. Its delivery, however, was a little hard upon Sir William513 words
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Article681 1875-10-23 1 If we remember aright it was Mr. lkaddell who pathetically remarked during the discussion regarding the Attorney-Generalship, with reference to the enormous amount of work which that office entails upon the learned gentleman who holds it,, that "it is really wonderful how much human nature can endure."681 words
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940 1875-10-23 1 In his speech opening thj.' Council. Sir William Jervois 6tated t the Indian Government had made Home objections, to the Indian 1 in migration Ordi- nanA; paused by our I^egislative Council last year after considerable discussion, and with considerable demur and misgiving on the part of940 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement147 1875-10-23 1 A.h rtisemenrP made kn iwn Isr long periods .lid subscriptions will be in Calfy in the copy the .nil ountermauded rdin K ly. 'itNDENTI. tfullv requested to proprietors n the del i very of ■f change of .Mil. No ii, ■tiier reroa] can inI .1 mal unless tbe name and147 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous17 1875-10-23 1 THE BTB UTion. V Ebitioh Mfl Pi r Annum *l»i I* Half V.. v 13 Quarterly 517 words
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Article1154 1875-10-23 2 YESTER DAY'S COUNCIL. At the meeting of the Legislative < "imcil yesterday afternoon, Dr. Little put the question of which he hail given notice at the previous meeting, whe> tlier the editorial which appeared iv 1 the StrmiU Time* of the 12th October on l'erak aud Laroot was authorized 'by1,154 words
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Article4872 1875-10-23 2 Singai'OßE, Isth Octobkr, 1875. Present. His Excellency the Goveknob. His Honor the Chief Justice. The Hon'ble the Officer Comdg. the Troops. Actg. Colonial Secretary. Attorney-General. Treasurer. Acting Auditor-General. Colonial Engineer. T. Shelford. T. Scott. K Little, m d. R. B. Read. The minutes of the last meeting were4,872 words
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News of the Week.
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Article407 1875-10-23 3 Thy Colonial steamer f'/nf" left last H-eeh tor Kssng, taking down Mr. D.ividsoa, the Resident After etlW-ting the relief of the lighthouse in Malacca the Plut'i touched at Malacca, •urned t<« this port yoterday morning. Tin insecurity of the new Court building, and tb. ansjasisj "f better407 words
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Article1567 1875-10-23 3 11. 11. the Maharajuh of Johonri -;.a.n yacht PmmtU left .lohore this iMomiaf for Malacca and l'enaiig, taking as passengers Captain l'atoti, to 11. B. tlif OuifOff, the Hon'l.le 11. A. K. W hampoa and son, i and Mr. W. Hole, 11. H. the Maharaah'i Prifnci Secretary.1,567 words
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Article1781 1875-10-23 3 The iailowing passengers take their departure by tbe steamer Tktentm, todafus Fer itlttifj. Mr. a:id Mrs. Baatama and Servant*. Mr. and MIS. Engelhard and 2 sn rants. fur Itombaf Bar. 0. M. D'Souaa, Rev. Caac 1 I", i into. For Inn■ Mr. Mao Bean. FW Sv»ti,-i,,i} l1,781 words
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Article421 1875-10-23 3 A Coroners inquest was held at Outrain Road on Wednesday, on the body of a Chinaman named Chi* Ah Voong, who had died suddenly. It appeared, however, from the evidence, that deceased had been suflering for some lime from cough, and on the Ifltli inst., while walking421 words
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Article1126 1875-10-23 3 Tll k Dutch steamer ftww, Captain de Jong, reports that in Hankn Straits j she spoke tlie DoMflms Cattle, bound to I Singapore all well.* Tiik following Notification appears in a <><>reni>iuiil (juzelh.- Sftemordimmrf of yesterday's date His Excellency tbe. Governor has l>eeu pleated to appoint, in1,126 words
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Article123 1875-10-23 3 Bmmcblby. Bbr. IBu9. OcatfeawMJi, I feel it a duty I owe to you to express my gratitude for the great benefit 1 have derived by taking 'Norton* Camomile Pill*. 1 applied to your agent, Mr. Bell. Berkeley, for thai above named I'ills, for wind in the stomach, from which123 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article520 1875-10-23 4 Saturday, Kith October. British steamer Antenor, 1,644 tons, Jones commander, Liverpool 22nd Sept., consignees W. Mansfield Co. Sunday, 17th October. British ship Tiniour, 1,330 tons, Henderson commander; Shields 2nd June, consignees Paterson, Simons Co. British barque Contest, 485 tons, Gibson commander, Penang 7th Oct., consignees Paterson, Simons Co. British520 words
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Article276 1875-10-23 4 Sunday, 17 th October. 1> i O. steamer Khiva, Perrins, for Hongkong. Monday, 18th October. Siamese steamer Bangkok, Belbin, for Bangkok. British steamer Petrel, Harmer. for SainarangSarawak steamer Royalist, Kirk, for Sarawak. British steamer Sri Sarawak, Buxton, for Malacca F«»UKMalay steamer Telegraph. Valberg. for Malacca and l Klang. British276 words
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Article616 1875-10-23 4 DATk Ship's Namks. Captains. Klag and Rio Tons, or ar- Whkrk From Consignees or Agknts. Destination. RIVAL. MEN-OF-WAR Fly Bruce H. M. steamer 464 Oct. BDindings Senior Naval Officer. Station Watergeus Meyer H. N. M. steamer Oct. HAcheen Netherlands Consul. Thistle Sterling H. M. steamer 464616 words
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44 1875-10-23 4 2 1 T( Victoria Duck P. A 0. Wharf Borneo Company's Wharf New Harbour Dock Company Limited anjong I Pa)<ar Wharf. H Jardine, Maiheaon and Compim/'a Whnr^ 7 Bon Accord Dock 3 Government Wharf M At Johorf44 words
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Article1131 1875-10-23 5 I. went home after sii or n .idenpe hew. Indfr tb« Colonial Uave <>f „1,. nded l» 15 Mate having full ■•> •1 b«-ea absent from the l*fore mov- f the Supply Bill n.iki a few remarks on the >• Colony at the rdiag to the Audited .lauuary. isTo, waa1,131 words
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Article472 1875-10-23 5 Mnvm of proceedings of the Municipal CmuMmn OB Tuesday, the 19th October, W5. Cvmmi*xioner* Present. J. R. Mac Arthur, Esq. President, j Major S. Dunlop, Tan Senrj Poh, Boa. E. J. Wells, Esq. .\eic Mdhvmedan Hurhit lirouud. The application to form a n m burial place for the472 words
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Article276 1875-10-23 5 London, UM October.— Wade tele-o-raphs that he has obtained the ne-r,>-aiv yiiaunU-es from the Chinese (Jovernmeut. Qinw of will go to \unnan. I'liiuu Bismark is too unwell to acOOUpaB? the Emperor ou his visit to The Prince of Wales has arrived at Turin on his way to India.Reuter - 276 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter719 1875-10-23 5 (From an occasional Correspondent.) Mal.uca, 20th October, 1875. The Straits steamer Sharpshooter, Captain Augustin, from Singapore en route to Penang, arriv. d here on the 13th instant, anil tailed for her jwrt of destina- tion, the same niijiit. She returned from Penanir. at '.i a. m. to-day, and leaves719 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement796 1875-10-23 5 ittterrllanrouG. DIETZ A CO., St. Paul's Buildings. Carter Lane. LONDON. Inventors A Manufacturers ok thb CELEBBATKD PARAGON LAMPS. Burning Kerosine, Peti oleum, or Paraffin i Unbivalled fob Simplicity, Economy, Dubabilitt, Bakety and Brilliancy ok Liuht. Over 5.000 Pattebns ok Handle Lamps Factory Lamps Table Lamps Snip Lamps Hall Lamps Chandeliers796 words
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Advertisement821 1875-10-23 5 ittisrTllanfousi. WEDDING, BIKTHDAY AND CHRISTENING CAKES. Made and decorated, also all descrip- tions of Cakes, biscuits n.d fancy con- fectionery. Oiders received from Singapore will be promptly attended to, and the cakes carefully packed and forwarded. LANE CRAWFORD CO.. Hongkong. General Managers of Hongkong A China Bakery Company Singapore, 21st821 words
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Advertisement672 1875-10-23 5 iHisrrllanfous. JOHN LITTLE A CO. Have received for sale copies of THE COMMERCIAL TELEGRAPHIC CODE. By W. S. Wetmobb. 2nd Edition. Singapore, Bth September, 1875. Unpabalelled Success or GOODALLS WORLD-RENOWNED HOUSEHOLD SPECIALITIES. GOODALL'S tfUININE WINE. TORKSHIRE RELISH. GOODALL'S BAKING POWDER YORKSHIRE RELISH. ~T~ THE MOST I>CLICIOUS SAUCE IN THE WORLD.672 words
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Page 6 Advertisements
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Advertisement794 1875-10-23 6 |J. #>. Companp. "•INSULAR AND ORIENTAL BTEAM KAVIGATION COMPANY. Or#icß8 D*Ahneida Street. GODOWK*— At New Harbour. Tmr M!i wing ar* tb»»dates on which tb^ Company's Contract Mail Steamers may re Outward. Homkwakd Tiwday 1-th Jan. Wednesday llitli Jan r 2t:th 27th <Hh Feb. 10th Feb. '.3rd 24th »th Mar. 10th794 words
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Advertisement900 1875-10-23 6 ißtflfrrllanroud. To THE QCEEN AHD RoTAL FAMILY To H. R. the Pbinck of Walks ,1 Appointment); And to several Tndian Potentates. Foreign Governments, and Railway Companies. Established 1749. J. W. BENSON, Watch and Clock Maker. Goldsmith, Sii.vkr-Smith. and Artjstic Metal Worker. Prize Medalist of the London. Dublin, and Paris Exhibitions.900 words
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Advertisement812 1875-10-23 6 iHferrllanfOUS. PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT GUANO Dissolved bt OHLENDORFF A CO.. at their Works, Plaistow. Victoria Dock, London. by virtue ok a special concession granted by THE PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT I'nder Mess. J. Henry Schroder A Co.'s Control. General Agents for and Sole Consignees of The Peruvian Government Guano in the United Kingdom.812 words
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Advertisement910 1875-10-23 6 iHisfrrilanrmis!. THE MOST RELIABLE FRIEND. HOLLOWAY'S OTNTMENTits Searching and He.iline Properties are known and recognised throughout the world. The number of vonrs this in ■J^M* Ointment has Rtood the test of public °P' nion fand the loncror known the better preeiated) is a testimony of itself more convincing than anything910 words
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Advertisement1018 1875-10-23 6 iWtsrrllanfous Establish Xi) in 182<». C. LAZARUS A CO., Incorporated with Sheajwood A Co. Cabinet makers. UphoJstkrkrs. Billiard Table Manufacttjbkrs. Carvers, Gilders, Decorators, and General Furnishing Contkactors, By Appointment To His Excellency the Viceroy of India, H. R. H. th<- Duke of Edinburgh, Ac, Ac, House. Land and General Commission1,018 words
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Advertisement801 1875-10-23 6 ittfcrrllanfous. DR. J. rXHiLTS TmoWN'r* 1 CHLOEODTMt Is thk Original and oi»l/ Okhi The PuV.li.' -ire OAQ*I**ID unfonnded statements (reqnently mil that "the composition nf Chloiodj known to Ohemista and the M. iN sion." The fact is. Chlorodyne was I) vered and Invented by Dr. J. Collis R (ex Army801 words
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