The Straits Times, 1 December 1877
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Title Section11 1877-12-01 1 The Straits Times. koi SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER I. 1877. batubdaV evbkikg11 words
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Article33 1877-12-01 1 MAKI I'OKI 'iitmbier Black Pepj White Pe PI Pearl S Ooffee, 40s. Mn' 8* lbs. 7 do ti do 7 do do Benares Op Exch Bank b Credit T.P.D New} Singap'33 words
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Article1088 1877-12-01 1 will, :i the ling the action ie in the Mnar meant nothing, d the public that id, from the .-ion. flic result, is that the Maharajah ii declared Sultan, will hounced officially to the S.eretary ud, pending his decision, no II be taken by the ault1,088 words
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Article972 1877-12-01 1 Tin: further correspondence respectin;,' Moar laid on the Council Table on day last, and which we published Saturday last, i- ver\ ad- I ing indeed. It is to be presumed there will be no further instalment and that nothing more will be heard of the roar scandal" until Her972 words
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2613 1877-12-01 1 HONGHONG AND SINGAPORE QUESTIONS. lii k Hongkong Daily Prtu, in reviewing 11. E. Mr. l'oi-i. recent speech to tin- Legislative (*uncil on submitting the Estimates, has the following paragraphs which are of interest here, dealing v they do with .|iiestions which require as much attention here a* they do in2,613 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement17 1877-12-01 1 •tddrese their is bj itters of interest tttirring in Iy attended ill be -:htly, h mail as17 words
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11 1877-12-01 2 DRAMATIC ENTERAINMENT IN THE TOWN HALI. I VO found classc.*ain maun11 words
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Correspondence.
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630 1877-12-01 3 rtainment a vrell-l I tor D OS, Wtm very a- who, •tag*, his first a: a great ac<]ui«i: ile was droll and elicited in old more is part. The sue Ij on the drollery _'ins an attribute which Mr. hat ent in Mr The jealous,630 words
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Letter224 1877-12-01 3 tk the Daily Tnni* I^akSih, 1 was sorry to see that Dr Little, in his zeal in defending Mr. AdaniQOuld have travelled lieyond the line of argument and ventured to foretellthings to come like a magus. When was Moar a nest of robbers, pirates and had characters tainly, until224 words
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Letter141 1877-12-01 3 To the Editor of the Daily Time*. Sir, It may be of interest to some ol lets to hear that there in unmis- !e evidence of the presence of at D our island. Whilst dri- viii;.' to Johore on Saturday morning, I on the look141 words
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Letter183 1877-12-01 3 thr Editor of the I)'ily Tim) s. I was one ot seventeen passengers who went to Job ore by the 'bus. which left Singapore at two o'clock aa Saturday last. The horses were qUtte unlit fortheand the torture they were subjected to, to urge them on, was183 words
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424 1877-12-01 3 To the Editor of the Daily Time*. Siu, —Your remarks regarding the un-ju.-t aud disgraceful way in which the rights of the peopk are being enc; upon by the handing over of B port in of our public green to a coterie, demand the ktentaoa424 words
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Letter392 1877-12-01 3 To the Editor of the Daily OKA! SIS,- Permit me a^ain, through the medium of your valuable journal, to submit for the serious coiisideration*of the authorities here, the following What necessity was there for placing the territory of Moar undercharge of the Maharajah of Johore r Could not the392 words
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139 1877-12-01 3 To the Editor of the Daily Time*. SlB, Your correspondent, Mr. David Aitken. appears to be Kreatly exercised in mind with regard to the new building OB the public green," and writes in I spirit of much BOROW and distress. The building in its present139 words
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284 1877-12-01 3 To the Editor of tic Dttily Time*. Hoxihkd Sik, —It's not often that the likes of me comes across a newspaper, but as I chanced to do so daring the last few days, and see there that what you call a loaning harticle. and284 words
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Letter102 1877-12-01 3 To the Editor of tin- Daily Bam. Dkar Sib, When writing my letter yesterday one particular question ex-aped me, and that is Batata the Johore Treaty of K»th March Ik.j.'i was executed, why did not the authorities then first ascertain the wishes of the Chiefs of .lohore, Padsing and102 words
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901 1877-12-01 3 To the Editor of the Duil,/ 1 Sin. Allow me, as an old resident, to not.- m\\ prol ttion of the Esplanade. That grass plot wan given I John Company to the public for fckm, and not to a section of the public to the901 words
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Article155 1877-12-01 3 To the Editor of the Daily Times. Sih, —It has OOOUITOd to me that many j people would be glad to hear a piece Of good news seoeiTpd bf the last mail, which perhaps they might not hear unless it was published in the Strait*155 words
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Article332 1877-12-01 3 To the Kilitor of tic Daily 7tsw». Sm, It appears from the minutes of the proceedings of the Municipal Commissioners, on Friday the 9th ultimo, that complaints were made by Mr. Pickering, Mr. Tan Kirn Clung and others against the nuisance caused by the filthy332 words
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News of the Week.
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Article504 1877-12-01 3 We deeply regret to announce the death of Captain Walsbb, who for the last live years has been connected with olony as Senior Police M trate. It will be remembered tliat Captain Wafebe, who was appointed Acting Inspector General of Police upon Major Dunlop's departure for Europe504 words
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Article530 1877-12-01 3 A KKi'uui Ml current this morning in the Bazaar that a lire, which assumed some dimensions, had taken place in Darittl Sabatang in IViak. This has received SOOM continuation, as a telegram was received this morning by a Chinese merchant hen' that his shop in Durian Sabatang530 words
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Article950 1877-12-01 4 St. Asdkkw's day is approaching, and no attempt has yet been made to get up any ji'blic dinner or entertainment of any kind ou that day in Singapore. Thi* Colony contains many staunch and good Scotchmen Highlanders and Lowlauders and still it stands alone in its want950 words
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Article37 1877-12-01 4 Thk Messageries Maritimes Company's steamer Iraouaddi/, with the London mails of the 2nd November, having left Galle at 8 a. m. yesterday, may be expected to arrive here on Monfcy afternoon the 3rd proximo.37 words
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Article1061 1877-12-01 4 A correspondent informs us that Mr. Kimnei m>m's contribution off so is not the only one to the Madras Famine Fund frdin Singapore, beOMM &«e ChUBHAI In- in i if. remitted to Madras $75 out of its funds about a month ago. We have much pleasure in1,061 words
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Article604 1877-12-01 4 The R. M. S. Soinertet, reports as follows Cleared Sydney Heads at 1 p. m. Not. 4th anchored in Moreton Bay at 6.30 p. m. of the 7th. Weighed and proceeded at 2p.m. of the Bth. Received and delivered Rockhampton mails at 1125 a. m. of the604 words
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Article1228 1877-12-01 3 Tuk vandalism perpetrated on the Ksplanade by the erection of an unsightly structure for the convenience of a small few to the disgust of the many, stands out now prominently, am! the sin against the puhlic is apparent. The only really pretty view in Singapore, so far as1,228 words
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Article836 1877-12-01 4 We are indebted to the courtesy of the Editor of the Rangoon Ikufy R* m view, for the following interestin": account of a journey across China. We are indebted to the courtesy of Lieutenant Sill of the Royal Engineers, for the following particulars of a journey836 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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Article122 1877-12-01 4 tßcpntmttf. British gteamc^Gklrt'-n'*" Siamese steamer BJfckok, Rademyker, for Bangkok. British steamer BJica, Craig, foi Batavia. Dutch steamer JaAra. Van Eck, Rhio. Siamese burque Aceas, Delainp.s. for Bangkok. British steamer «t*hire. Jenkins, for Spanish steamer Gil, for Manila. 8.n.l iv -(>th November. P. O. steamer "^Beran, Johnson, for Honi?kon,'. November.122 words
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Article1037 1877-12-01 5 1 r^, N AMh> .WTAIKB \Jk.O X Rlrt. OF AE- A'HKRK FeON KIVALS Whbbe Ltino 'OMBIONEKB OE AoKNTB.| DK3TINATIOJC MEN-OF-WATJ Stakman H.N.M/sstr Oct. 20 Acheen ,'t. P. Wharf JH.N.M.'s Consul General Acheen Brut H. M. str. 588 Nor. 24 Raiang Roads Senior Naval Officer. Station Smits1,037 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement309 1877-12-01 4 In LEA A PERRIN which an cmleuiatml in dec* Leu and KW f/ABEI,. bearing their N. Lea Si Perrins, whirh i* plirril on m* WORCESTKKSHIIiI SAUCK. ami wtfhniif irhirh HOrn Axl- for LEA A PERIUS 6 5 Nuiin m Wrapper, Label B Sfo] WhoUtmU mid fon ffq priefnr*. Wotvmttr Tjoiidmi309 words
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Article304 1877-12-01 6 lling i 1&27 31 10 liment aud < 'onTotal. 112.521.14 her, 1877. To 11 tary to the ners. have the honor to report Ihe fol--1 the f'oini ii Rtkekts. ■i for ig baa 1 v itution Bridge to near m of Mi, Mb- Roid. I Piling sides. See304 words
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Article1244 1877-12-01 6 r se uently treated to an extra allowanc. ts. Th < Captain had I* ft the vp srtl. and. owiug to the day, the crew •il liberty to amnse themleoks. Of this liberty ini.lst kettl' i dancing, they became merry vited, and when the amusement i ,t tieir1,244 words
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Article799 1877-12-01 6 (Tranxlatfl fur the Strain Tone*.) It is rp iuest>''l of ur ooutem|><>»riM that in repr. tiaae triuslations ilicir orijjio»' «ppau*Dce in the .S'.-nl. I"<»..« mar b* tck aowledjgod. i BkipWMdk. We Stated yesterday th-it there had arrived here in the steamer shipwrecked person* belonging litish ship Qtuensberry afti799 words
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Article155 1877-12-01 6 We take the our exchangi Instead of la re. muucr.ttion to Sir William Jervois, is redi I h- allowed by the sev. -olved by the Queensland Legiela■^oaibly, thi- c tun per tnuuth be gi anted f >k was on the 16th of 6ep; when down, and thpaused hold155 words
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Article718 1877-12-01 7 L 877. -nothing but has been I last had come to a But it is m. The ward .i straw I a pecuniary d standand without through ue here makers, vrs, men for aiiobone to been rs, or at a constigranted to it, and of late years I718 words
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Advertisement679 1877-12-01 7 tenmt- c Dr. J. Co HLORODYNE, is a spurious CAUTION'.— Vire-Chancellor Sir \V. I. "Wood stated that Dr. Coi.LIS Brown k was undoubtedly the Inventor of Chloro- TJSES ANH ACTION This invaluable remedy prodnces quiet -.freshing sleep, i calms the ,res tbe deranged functions, nnd stimulates healthy action of the679 words
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Advertisement607 1877-12-01 7 dates on which Mail Steamers b; T«e.^ '•'.nan. wJ3J%W- Z „_i 4 hth Feb. r IBt A I 6th Mar. g 20th Ut Anril fl M,,nl,v '2nd April 18th n Jg I; Saturday 28th J Hth B'»y >• ,t ntv Tune 11th .lur,e 2 Sd >Mh J tv «i«t h607 words
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Advertisement651 1877-12-01 7 TERT 4 TTS. PTPHTT! ient IOVP Bet io same pow. Mister vitbou r-bility. Old aatnmar prive marvellous ea«e ir ,i« Ointment, why ,pnv such sufferers and eath after every other means had I 'ba-d't.eop. bap breasts, old PORES. AND 1 ■By rnbbine the Ointment roir ffected parts, it penetrates to651 words
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Advertisement20 1877-12-01 7 ■4N irtrrl'iti»rt KKME OP HE l! KSTOKV 1 v£iSAPARII. W FLUID r i RIFIER OF THE a TOR PIT) ainutei20 words
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