The Straits Times, 30 December 1876
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Title Section15 1876-12-30 1 The Straits Times. VOI,. XXXII PUBLISHED EEVRY SINGAPORE, .SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3(). 1876. SATURDAY EVENING 2,8-3615 words
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Obituary22 1876-12-30 1 Domestic Occurrrence. DEATH. On the 23rd iu-tant at Telok Blanirah. E] M BighMSl I'mikii iUll< i in Il>ral mi. aged 41 y22 words
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94 1876-12-30 1 STRAITS TIMES SATU RD AY, DECEMBERS 30 1876. A.PORB. DKCEMBLK oUIH. MM. Qambu-r I 4.40. Black Pepp r lift. •Vint-' Pepper nominal. r our, Saraw.k 2.7.!$ Pearl Sago IJf| OoftV, Bontynt: 1^. Tin I t''s. Mul.- twisi ltH». BJ lbs. Shirting 1 70. 7 do do 11" g do T.94 words
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Article1336 1876-12-30 1 Ol i: last Overland Summary was dated the 1 Ith instant. The M. M. imer Mtikoßf from Marseilles with dates to the ll'tii ultimo, bringing the London mails of the 17th November arrived here on the r.»th instant. The 11. 11. steamer Effmmni from Shanghai Mil, Hongkong 14-th*1,336 words
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Article823 1876-12-30 1 [r tlie Council is not to l>e dosed tliis year there are two matters that mi^ht form subjects fur interpellation by the unofficial members subjects which Mr. Read or Mr. Adamson might take up notwithstanding their nun eacrinm toe other day. One is tin- deplorable eoafusioa into which823 words
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Article976 1876-12-30 1 Tiik Indian papers received by the mail st.amer are mainly occupied with dmnueaias: the warlike situation in Europe, the Imperial Assemblage at Delhi, accounts from the famine districts in Southern India, and details of the destruction caused by the storin-svave in Eastern Bengal. The famine continues but it976 words
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Article624 1876-12-30 1 k extract from our China exchanges the following jottings of news ol more or less general interest. The Hongkong Government decided not to press the case against Low Ainan, ibc cousin of the coolie ssith a diseased spleen svliodied From the effect of a push or kick from624 words
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Article1609 1876-12-30 1 THE MA LAYO AR CHIPELAGO. Wk have received an interesting lit tie pamphlet, written by Mr. P. C. L. Hartog, and addressed to the Sourabaya Trade Club, containing short extracts from the report of the voyages of the steamer Hi/eron to the South Western Isles, the South Eastern Islands, NessGuinea1,609 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement202 1876-12-30 1 mtmU ataa* known I into f,.r 1 i ■abacriptiona will m klwia II Stkkkt. 'dkmii i.i.. l. tabard street, city; i OU Jewry i ta Qat,A| rft Oo ifj in th. oopy tlie Mr rUoSM required, els.- ■0 rted till countermanded anted for aooordiagly. BS \M' COEBKSPOHDBH -ted to u.itioii202 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous20 1876-12-30 1 THE STRAITS I IN Daii.v Ki.ii. >1 Wni ki.i X: I I', i Am, mi. 11 JJ V...rly I Quarterly20 words
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Article1211 1876-12-30 2 Thk report of the meeting of Council, on the 22nd instant, is interesting, fiom the information it contains upon two points, the recent riots, and the strange retrograde sentiment-, ventilated under the gave "f superior wisdom, by the llon'ble Janus RmMRJ Mac-Arthur, a legixlator, young in years and1,211 words
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Article1548 1876-12-30 2 (Trmutlmttd for the Strait* Tune*. It \t re (nested of our contemporaries that in repro daeiag tbe*e tren»lations their original appeurauce i:i Mm SV.ufa Tim«\<, may be ackuowlej..' 1 Fbon Java papers to the 16th inst., the lollowing items of intelligence arc translated Rhio On the 9th ins'ant.1,548 words
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Article1361 1876-12-30 2 (Translated for the Straits Times.J ilt is request. -.1 of our uuntoniportriea that iv reproducing thene tr:iii«l.i!i.inn their original appeumuc« in the Slr.nl., may be acknowledged!. I how Manila papers to the lb'th instant, the following intelligence is tr:i;:< '"ted At the close of November last, a hurricane1,361 words
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Article3051 1876-12-30 2 NINOAPOEK 22N1) DecEMBJR, P tsmi His Excellency thk OoTsaaoa. His Hou.r the Acting (lii.f st TheHon'ble the olE£ Bfi.^ the i 'olonial 5.., r t u ./^P'the Attorn. y(,. > the Treamnvr. the A :.lit r-' i.-neral. >• H. A. K Whauipoii \l 1 W. H. Read. Wa,3,051 words
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Article391 1876-12-30 3 Sin(,.u'ork, Mm Df.ckmhkr, Is~o\ PItKSKXT His EXCELI.KNCY THK GOVERNOR His Honour the Acting Chief Justice of I lVnaiig Mr. Ford/ The Hon'ble the Attornev-Gcneral, .Mr. Braddell. The Hon'ble the Treasurer, (Mr. Willans.) The Hon'ble the Auditor-General, (Mr. C. .1. Irving.) The Hon'ble H. A. K. Whainpoa. CM G.391 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement120 1876-12-30 3 Holloicti])' t Ointment. Sores, wounds, ulcerations, and otber diseases affecting the skin, are amendable by this cooling and healing unguent. It has called forth the loudest praise from persons who had suffered for years from bad legs, abscesses, aud chronic ulcers, after every hope of cure bad long pasbed away.120 words
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Advertisement977 1876-12-30 3 NOTICE. A NATURAL MINKRAL WATKR With le fercnce to the Apollinaris Wat- r. which is bo well known in the Straits BettlesMnta, we liear that professor Wanklyn, the eminent Analyst of London, his just returned from an inspection of the Spring itself, arid reports: —1. From the Well issups a977 words
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Advertisement766 1876-12-30 3 plotters. KMJLISH GOODS, i Via Suez Canal, i At cheapest rat«s. I). NICHOLSON A i O. SII X, WOOIAra AND MA.M'HKSIKK WABS HOUdEMEN. INDIA. COLONIAL AND FOBUQsi OUTFITTERS, Vi to f% St. PAUL'SCHURCHYARI) CORNER OFCHEAP3IDE, LONDON, ESTABLISHED Is7t. Invite attention to their Illustrated L£U page Catalogue aud Outfitting List •!>>766 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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Article507 1876-12-30 4 Sunday, 24th December. German barque Herrmann. 484 tons, Davidsen, Bangkok 18th Dec. British steamer Arratoon Apcar, 980 tons, Peters, Swatow 17th Dec. Monday, 25th December. British str. Jupun. 381 tons, Guan Hin, Penang 22nd Dec. P. A O. steamer Khiva, 2,6<>9 tons. Lee. Bombay 13th Dec. British steamer Pakniui.507 words
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Article254 1876-12-30 4 Monday, 25th December. P. A O. steamer Kbiva, Lee. for Hongkong. Tuesday, 26th December. British steamer Arratoon Apcar, Peters, for Bangkok. British steaiuer Glenfalloeh, Hogg, for New York. Spanish steamer Panay, Goyenechea, for Manila. Dutch steamer Patoeah, Tiiumerman, for Deli. Dutch steamer Amboina, Vermaas, for Batavia. Dutch steamer Bromo,254 words
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Article830 1876-12-30 4 Ship's Names. Captains. flag Rio I Date of ab- Whebe From Wheee Lying Consignees oe Agents Destination. KIVALS MEN-OF-WAR Juno Poland fl. M. str. 2216JH0V. 9 Acheen Roads Senior Naval Officer. Station Moorhen Hope H. M. str. 4i>4 Dec. 17 Porak Do. Senior Naval Officer. Station830 words
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Article1200 1876-12-30 5 December, Ut Is7i>. (Frum oar own Correspondent.) Iha Governor is away, supposed to be visiting parts of the Colony lie lias never BM U-lore, on his return from his visit to Melbourne. The Ministers are all away i in different parts, busily employed in securing their constituents for the1,200 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter500 1876-12-30 5 To the Kililor of the Ihuly ffansV. Sin,—With a view to the recent excite- I ment anioniT MMM of the Chinese and the measures it appear! Sir William .lervois wished to take, might not some way be devised to execute the project in such a j way500 words
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Letter109 1876-12-30 5 To the Editor of the Daily Times. Sir, —Wishing to make known to the contributors to this year's collection in aid of our Institution the result of yesterday evening's Drawing, and also, to tender our grateful thanks to all concerned, we respectfully beg you will insert the109 words
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News of the Week.
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Article568 1876-12-30 5 Thk British steamer Arratoon Ajtcir which arrived from Swatow on the 24th instant, has imported from that port BUU Chinese coolies. The S. S. Eastern hies about wlmsc safety some anxieties were felt, has we are jjlad to announce arrived here safely. Her late arrival was due568 words
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Article334 1876-12-30 5 S. C. C. v. H. M Fleet. The above match was played on Fri- j day and Saturday last, and from the annexed score it will be seen re-sulted in drawn game although virtually the Fleet won with several wickets to spare. The additional attraction of the Band of334 words
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Article796 1876-12-30 5 Owns to pressure on our space we are compelled to hold over the verbatim report of the last meeting of the Legis- lative Council, our Sydney letter, and i other matter until to-morrow. The A. If. Co's steamer An* t/u/jore, Captain J. H. Peake, from Sydney 2nd796 words
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Article1345 1876-12-30 5 The British steamer lliwluxtiin, Captain Gardner, from HoaghoM with dates to the 21st instant, arrived alongside TaOJOOg Pa^ar wharf yesterday morning and left tor Pinang and Calcutta at :J v. m. to-day. Passenger-. For Singapore.— Ur. J. J. Nathan and I son. For Calcutta. From Hongkong i1,345 words
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Article374 1876-12-30 3 Tub programme of next Monday Sports has been published and it is a comprehensive one races of all descriptions, and under peculiar disadvau- I tages, gastrononic accomplishments 1 at i the expcti-c of ship's biscuits 'first done', treacle dipping', walking on a greased I fonkang boom, and374 words
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Article682 1876-12-30 3 Tut Colonial Government steamer J'lu/o, Acting Commander Huddle, from La rut, with dates to the 2-Uh ittSBMKj via Perak, anchored in the roads j yesterday. Pastengers. Captain Howard and 85 men of H. M. 80th Regiment. K-ijah Dris and 7 followers, Syed Marshaw and 7 fol- i682 words
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Page 6 Advertisements
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Advertisement667 1876-12-30 6 V- Ccmjjanp. PFMNSUIAB AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Officib— D'Alnjeida Street. Godowkii— At New Harbour. MAIL IL.. LIKES. Thk following are the dates on which the ntract Mail Steamers nvy W exj-ei ttd t<> airive here in 1P77 ovtwarp. Homeward Tuesday 9th Jan. Wednesday 10th Jan. '.:<rd 24th r. I667 words
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Advertisement856 1876-12-30 6 iflisirrllanroHs. 'To ths Qttefn and Royal Family To H. R. the Prince of Wales (Special Appointments And to several Indian Potentates, Foreign G overn m ent and Rai 1 way Comp anies. Established 17 W. J. W. BENSON. Watch and Clock Maker, Goldsmith. Silver-Smith, and Artistic Metal Workfr. Prize Medalist856 words
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Advertisement887 1876-12-30 6 PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT GUANO Dissolve^ by OHLENDimFF <k CO., at their WSrks, Plaistow. Victoria Dock, London. by virtue op a Bpecial concession eranVed by THE PERUVIANvGOVERNMENT Under Mess. J. Henrjt Schroder Co.'s OeMTOt Gennral Agents for and Sole Consignees of The Peruvian Government Guano in the United Kingdom. GUARANTEED TO CONTAIN887 words
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Advertisement947 1876-12-30 6 iHtSffllanrou*. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. OLD SORES AND OLD SKIN DISEASES. The seeds of theee disorders are affec* tually expelled by this penetrating Unguent, not only from the superficial parts, but from the intenal tissues likewise. Any case, even of twenty years' standing, speedily yields to its influence. A CERTAIN CURE POR947 words
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Advertisement924 1876-12-30 6 Protected by Royal Letters Patent, Dated October Uth. 1869. Under Distinguished Patronage. DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODTNE Ozonic Oxygen The new Curative Agent, and only Reliable Remedy for Nkkvms and Liver Complaints. ibis Pbosphatic combination is proonunced by the most eminent members of the medical Profession to be unequalled for its power924 words
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Advertisement714 1876-12-30 6 *Hferrilaitfoug. dp. i.mn,™ t^ o v otlorodyvp IS THF ORmiNAL AVI, OIIT Pr THEPubhcnrorArTK^;^' 1^ nnfonnded statement, f rpn ";?">'• U fh»t"the composition „f H I" known to Chemist. :.n,l :i,* v r Til** i( sionrThef^ti S .c HI .o R h or) f i il^..f.., vered ;md Invented by714 words
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