The Straits Times, 29 June 1878

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    16 1 The Straits Times 01. XXMV. PUBLISHED EVERY SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, .JUNE 29, I*7*. SATURDAY EVENING Xo. 2,913
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    THE STRAITS TIMES
    34 1 i v I ti.ivvii r long will l>e l»o in manded tfllllj ill the in lie inI their d individuals -imilar- nj>..n puolic kitei in Dtellidwmys be vt ike t .illl-
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    STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY 29TH JUNE, 1878.
    17 1 STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY 29TH JUNE, 1878. I SING M'OitK OTA 1-. i. 7.30 13.75. a 'niin.il. 11,
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    The Bonson Cession of Territory.
    1287 1 'led and i terprihing rth i| Born k H that iniinu ig t«» the II bave )ftuAi, I and proceeded in her to Borneo for the purpose of further and thorough exploration of their newly acquired territory. They evidently lielieve in the aphorism that Heaven
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    Mail News.
    697 1 1 Following items, which are of more or. lest local interest here, are taken from the home papers received bj the Zamit ti yesterday The Borneo C?nion.—Oa the May, Hi the House of Commons, Mb, I'.um.si Null asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer, whether Her Majesty's Government had
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    The Sliver Market.
    675 1 I'm. Fi-'n-uil /W/<t makes the following soiiu'wliat astonishing statement respecting Germany's store of silver. !t will be* perceived thai the (tract reiterates and adhei the statement. It' it lie tni", it is rather extraordinary that nothing Bhonld haw been beard of the proposal before, at home or
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    Perak.
    825 1 Tiik following; two extract- from the are of -ome int. throwing some liyht on a dark subjectj the -'ate of atl'airsin I'erak. In the fast the QaxetU makes some amends for some previous hostile criticism of Mr. Low's administration. The second appears to refer to Mr. 1.. Maxwell, and
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    The Municipality.
    299 1 .Mim iks o£ proceedings of the Mumcipal Commissioners, on Thursday, the 6th June, ls7s Ptrrrnt. Hon'ble W. H. Read,— Prr*< K. .1. Wells, Esq. Si. F. de Souza, I The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. Head the fortnightly progress report from the Acting Municipal
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    158 2 The luring ng 11 their expen in rerepaint the with a burner at the t lure of inch. languishing 1 j.cr month, Deluding lanterns property of the icb quality as will the usual stanburner, and shall and as ammonia. .•liting lie adopted ipal London Gku Comdifferent from Gku, the tertbey
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    272 2 Bmoiwiib s Oh rcn, sth Jane, I II Hkwetson, Esq.. Municipal Commission- -I have the honor tq report the following, for the information of the Couimisi:.\ns Streets. Par: from the [oa to Tank Road is being repaired it ii .It rini Country Roads. The re- metalling of BMt ltasaa -in/:
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    344 2 M INI oftlwfcani. lay, the lttb Juni !s7s llon'l,;. W. |J. I ilinl Mv H convened for thi vi I MMariag and .Kllii,.. I on matters connected with thfl private lupply and til.- ,ij'|ioiiit incut of a .Municipal Engio The supply onsumen, having had the attention and deration of the
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    The Volunteers.
    1123 2 good deal of expectati >!i »a> excited by the announcenaenl that the Volunteers would Ik 1 reviewed by His Kxielleney the Governor yesterday afternoon on the Esplanade, and. accordingly, the natives, hack gharries, and private carriagea began to la round tha green"' towards five o'clock. It so happened
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    JAVA NEWS.
    1015 2 TnuUit«4 ft SfnuU Time*.) [I l> rv^ue>t.».| .>f ,»ur OOStHBSQBUISi Ilia. 111 r.'|.| I lUalutioUß. their „ru-unl i»-«nin.-,-hi tba Btrmttt I iimy sa safeaewlsei Puw-ij The/aaW ParyMiaiMa, a Malay newspaper in sVrabie nliaraotnra. appearing at Singapore^ atatea ia its last aaaiberbat one th:;t. in tli..- beginning ot last
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    The Supreme court.
    2387 2 Tin FoUowing Jodtpnent iratdehverad on Thttreday Fu>i, by the Chief Jue-ti<-i-. SikThomv- 9IDUUUTIS. Tan Kirn Cheng of Singapore, Merchant. Plaintiff. r.<. The Won Id.- Ho Ah Kay Whvmpoa, 0.M.0. of Singapore. Her ,-haut. Defendant. Mr Bond appeared for the Plaintiff, and Mi. Davidson for the Def.-nd.int. In
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    penang News.
    172 2 Tiik follow ing /',,/tn.y Chti M Thr Prim n <J ttateofthe Court K apora has been owing tn a letter from I Strait* Time*. I" public spirited indit idu.il we would wisli tn RobiuHon that marl l>.id an in SiiL-.i| When form .-rU i work mi tlii'owir upon
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    TUESDAY 25TH JUNE.
    42 3 Colonial steamer I'/nto, C p- a- ddle, leavesfor Malacca to-m< rwith the llon'hl, I iv. li. N., and the llon'l. c Mi \.iir. Major MeNaii Malacca to join the oommiaaion ap. i inquire into the Land Que» ion there.
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    51 3 ih.ii.k\ji from Bgypt to the Time* India published in Bombay on the hth June, states that it is reported in I,,,iii|oii. that in the event of an addi- ,ngl body of 80,000 native troops beigbl from India, which seems been contemplated, a camp for aporary reception will be formed x
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    121 3 fill land and buildings known as works of Messrs. Howarth, Lton !\i .situated in the River al- Head, and held u]m>;i lease for a rm of 99 years at a Quit Kent of annum, were yesterday, owing j ■iii ion of the partnership, put I public auction by Messrs. J
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    210 3 D\ the loth April last, there took Futtegheur in Oodej a hailstorm i .it unprecedented violence, judging fron amount of damage suffered by the public buildings in the station I md fort The roofs of the buildings i ml the European Infantry lines i perfied wreok, and those in the
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    27 3 s*( to the Home paper*, the ifWilhamson Barn Brothers has been compromised (1| the ddndants' paying £60,000 in t< ttlement of the plaintiff's claim with t ata.
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    92 3 er Phi heat, Ban a Calcutta paper, on ;u Saturday and Sunday last, the Ist and Qe, was the most oppressive that has been felt in Calcutta for sonic and it has been attended with M tal results in the shape of deaths trwn heat apj>oplexy, the deaths of no
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    288 3 I has been -aid times out of mi in- within our recollection that the iik nnerous laws that graae our local sta- Ri t ute hook have Buffered so much muti- in Q subsequent amending enact- P. that even the lawyers are often wl puzzled to knew what Act or
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    169 3 is likely to be completed. \t t same time, we think that, while- 1! Straits Government is the proprieto 1 a well-appointed, and, so far as know to the contrary, a well-manag* printing. Department of its own, tl work could be as well done in Sing; pore, where there is
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    WEDNESDAY 26TH JUNE.
    159 3 Thk part of the plant and machiner belonging to .Messrs. Mnu AItTII, lao\ Ebskinß, which was sold l>\ auction yesterday, by Measra. Pbwtu Oa reatiaed about *l 1,000. The whok "I the saw mill machinery was purchased by Mr. .1. M. LYON. Oi i Parang ■porting friends
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    235 3 I i has been put to us, once or twice, to say whether the editorial remarks ivhich we made on Friday, the 1 Itli tiMant. and which wave copied into the Weekly and Overland editions of the following day, are to be taken at n any way approving the letter
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    192 3 Au. Volunteer^ amenable to Courtlartial is one of those ()iic>tion> that jbody is quite sure about. A Court* lartial did fit in Singapore once upon ■tankers from drill, and lines arete ipoaad, but the result was not very ti>f'actorv, the sentences not having •en rigidly enforced or treated with uch
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    53 3 I'hk discovery of a gigantic kitchen Idea, 20 miles long and HOO or 100 (Is wide, lias been announced by l>r. n Haast to the Cliristchurch Philos- lical Institute, New Zealand. He >nds, some day, to explore it, with s view of obtaining information re- ding the antiquity of mankind
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    153 3 'iik Dutch in Ceylon, says a Madras 1 er, two 'hundred aad eleven years ago J c, apparently,— all things considered aoresolicitoiisoi improved agriculture i the English rulers of India at the t vnt time. From the Dutch Records, J served in the Govermcnt Record Orlicc, m bo— Home of
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    201 3 y Thk P. &O. Com pain have just ad>r dad a fine new steamer to their splendid >r licet. On the Ith May, the A7,.v,,-/--e llmd, built to their order, and classed n A 1 at Lloyd's us a spar deck steamer, it Wiws launched from Messrs. Caird and c
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    THURSDAY, 27TH JUNE.
    25 3 Thk Colonial steamer Pinto, Captain Huddle, left yesterday for Malacca with the Mon'l.le Captain aud Mrs. Shaw, Colonel Dickins and Major McXair.
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    35 3 Thk following Reuter's telegram is taken from the Calcutta KrtfTitHm** of t lie l.'uli instant Brusttetx, 14/// June. The Belgian flections have resulted in the signal J defeat of the Catholics. The ministry have resigned." <
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    70 3 A hkk broke out yesterday afternoon 10 a Carpenter's shop in Ilvlain Street, which might have resulted in much destruction of property, had it not been j discovered in time. Fortunately, it was teen IV the neighl>ours, who, in- I stead of looking on as usual, at once set to
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    83 3 Wi. would direct the attention of the sporting members of the community to the programme of the Autumn Races which appears today in our advertising columns. The programme, we may mention, is merely put forward as the probable one and is liable to modifications lor the improvement of sport. The
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    142 3 A POMBWHAT ludicrous incident in < OOOBeettOD with the defences of Madras lias formed the subject of much > comment by our Indian eonteinpora- I ries. It appears that the S. S. C/ianda, I arrived in Madias from Calcutta towards the end of May, laden with shot, shell and guns.
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    148 3 a: Thk cultivation of the caoutchouc- si tree, we learn from our Indian contemporaries, is progressing in Assam. EX- rp tensions amounting to 120 acres were made in the plantations at Charduar V and Kulsi during 1876-77. The growth of the trees is said to have been satis- factory in
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    FRIDAY, 28th JUNE.
    65 3 Major Gray has been appointed Honorary extra Aide-de-camp to His Excellency the Governor. The Secretary of State has extended he leare of absence granted to Mm. ne li'stice Ford. Br Thk M. M. steamer Yang 7 W left At Jaigon yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, ne i
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    27 3 I H. N. M'h steam ironclad corvette Prints Ilendrik far Nederlanden, Captain Schuarman, from Batavia, arrived here this morning, and exchanged the usual salutes with Fort Canning.
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    58 3 Takkx literally, Reuter's telegram of to-day must refer to Merckoks, the young daughter of the Duke of Montpensier, who was married only the other day to Alphonso XII, King of Spain, but it is possible, and more probable, that it js the ex-Queen Isabella of Spam, who has been resident
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    59 3 The Committee appointed to report upon the most suitable site for a lighthouse between RalHes' light and Malacca will, on the return of the Colonial steamer Pluto from Malacca, leave by that vessel, to judge by personal inspection of the best position for the proposed lighthouse, in regard to which
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    76 3 Tins being the forty-lirst anniversary of the Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, the Flaaalafls at Fort Canning and Mount Faber are gaily decorated, and various vessels in the harbour display bunting liberally. At noon, a royal salute was fired from Her Majesty's ships of war. The day is observed
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    167 3 It was on omission in our issue of yesterday not to mention the great interest taken in the Volunteer RiHe Corps by Major Gray. He has attended almost every drill, and, by his courtesy and soldierly bearing, has done a great deal to raise the esprit de Corps of the
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    159 3 Thk Manila Come re io ..f the Hth June states that the British barque knight of Snoicdon, o's.j tons register, bound from Australia to Manila with a cargo of !)+2 tons of coal, stranded during a calm, on reefs near Calatagan point, whither she had been carried by currents between
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    SATURDAY, 29th JUNE.
    176 3 Thk M. M. steamer Anadyr, Capain Momui, from Marseilles with latis to the 2nd instant, via NaplesPort Said, Suez, Aden and Point de Jalle with the London mail of the 31st Hay, arrived alongside the Borneo 'oiiipanv's Wharf at daylight this Doming, and will leave for Saigau,
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    48 3 Rkitkn of visitors to the Raffles ibrary and Museum during 7 days idiug Friday, 28th June 187*. Saturday 22ud 165 Sunday 23rd t Monday 24th 171 Tuesday 2-">tb 605 Wednesday 26th 132 of Thursday 27th 159 Friday 28th Public Holiday Total. .1,232 N. B. Dsjjnts. Acting Secretary, Ac.
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    94 3 Wk are requested to state that the ott General Meeting of the Straits Pi •aneh of the Royal Asiatic Society (J 11 bo held ou Monday July Hh. 18 icording to a recent arrangement xt Monday the Ist should be 1 the day, being the first Monday of the month,
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    74 3 The following is an abstract from a letter dated 15th May, 1872, from an old inhabitant of Horningsham, near w arminister, Wilts "linustalso beg to say that your Pills are an excellent medicine for me, and I certainly do enjoy good health, sound sleep, and a good appetite this H
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    "THE CITY OF HEALTH."
    97 3 than W^ri!- m 0 re careful to preserve .11VT1. v c nnot be d <«>e more effectually than by the regular use of Rowlands' Odonto, or Pearl Dentrifice, an elegant preparation, which prevents the decay of the teeth and gives them a pearly whiteness at the
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      575 3 Crtrart. HOUSEHOLD LINENS Ac. John Little Co. have now on hand a lar^e and well selected stock of Cottons Linens, Ac., suitable for household pnrposes Ac. Table Cloths.— Double Damask, all sizes and qualities and a large variety of patterns. Table Napkins— Good Damask, laree size, from $5 per dozen.
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      Arrtbals.
      326 4 Saturday, 22nd June. S.n,«»k .te.«er R?.h Brike, 255 t0... Pe-der oo»m«.d.r, Bar»w»k Wth Jane, coi.ignee. Borneo R>mp«iir Limited. D,,lcb ,le.»er SUd tiSlS*"; OMI--n^J^assw3sasfsi2i^ 'TJ^ftISSSSSSS^. S°eo»».«d.r. H0... der. T.».0» SSt. M.v, <%*£*£&?"*■ Germui Khoo.or Chri.tiao, 250 t0... Ko.pe. coommder. P«. j "*S5X£«r Opbir. 332 U, M Cr«»« co»«.»der, Bhio 2«h
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      Arribals.
      57 4 Friday, 28th June. British ship Cashmere, 1,236 tons, Lester commander, Cardiff 9th March. nthM tons Thomson commander, RanBritish steamer Paknam, tons, o rang 2511 J»ne, c o».igne« i O»tk™ 4 Co. wSb^^uifiriW t0... Ste..r. OT m »aer. P«-»« "tlr.te.^r Si-d.ro. 780 Ki^a^Tc." 0 12 D«Sbr«Pjaalm.»«..12? to°», N»o*k. 8o.»l»J« Amoy
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      Departures.
      214 4 Saturday, 22nd June British steamer Banca. Craig, for Batavia. Spanish steamer Panay, Goyenechen. for Mam m. Dutch steamer Gov. Gen. Meyer. Kettel, for Acheen. Dut-h steamer Sindoro. Odem, for Bat ma. Dutch steamer Java. Weber, for Hongkong. P A O. steamer Thibet, Torbock, for Bombay. Monday, 24th June. British
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      SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR.
      1149 4 Ship's Names. t M'taiks. I i.ao A Rio. >f ak- \hebb Feom f. RIVALS WHEEK LTINO ON8IONEE8 OK AOENTSJ DESTINATION. MEN-0F-WAF. Diamond Ruby M Lapwiug Sc Curlew Ci Sambas d< F H der N'rlanden S< STEAMERS Pilot Fish Woa/.el Khedive Edinburgh V Royalist Pearl Patoeah Rajah
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    279 5 r Court <>r times Wit 1 two Magi is made in the ison i i ars bu! the i !o\ eminent will M uri«tn»ti Why tiuiwii to itself. The j enough, .ii dipping nropenS i rotary 1 touglas in out, a~ all PcWelli have evergoi hi« adven! has th l.'-ri-l.i-
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    MALACCA.
    742 5 sjiOndeilt.) 1,21 TH .1 NX. I^7^ Pluto, with His es, and the 1 i ueral on board, arI 7' i instant, and re--1 liuralay evwiii illowii s I'hi/o, last Monday, II M ncr, and Mr. .1. I rk to His Honor es were closed p ipened, the I one,
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    Correspondence.
    381 5 I!ki;i-J!i:i;i. I'o the Editor of the Daily Tim's. |>kak Silt. Your artssle in the Straits Tunis o\ lilth .June. a!>out the occurrence of iJeiilJcri on board the Nettie Merryiii"ii aon voyage Irom Cotie to Singapore. I cannot allow to pass without any remarks, hoping that you will give these
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    the Raisfall.
    153 5 To the Editor of thr !>„,/>/ Time: Bib, The publication in the Oofcen*>f wtent duzetteot the 14th instant, of the rain fall m Singapore during the fn >t c three months Of this year, induced me to make comparison with the similar epoch of former seasons, and herewith
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    The Muncipality.
    133 5 I'o thr Editor Of the Daily Turns. Sin. -1 return you the copy of the paragraph which you propose to insert regarding my letter to yon of the 18th instant, and 1 have no objection whatever to what you say of myself.- ludecd I Condemn that letter a-s
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    Unlicensed Pilots.
    217 5 In the Editor of the Daily Tinns. Sin. Is there not a grSJSi need that ■c boarding the many vessels navigating the Malacca and other Strait.- leading t" this port, and lwomntendinir themselves as j>ilotx should have some license or other document from tho Authorities here, testifying as
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    The Rainfall.
    127 5 To the Editor of the Daily Tunes. Sii;. -Jt would be interesting to me, and. doubtless, to many of your readers, if "Delta" would kindly explain how the planting of trues over a small exteni of land will influence our rainfall. In dealing with such a capricious meteorological
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    To the Editor of the Daily Times.
    298 5 Sir, Your correspondent "Delta's" suggestion is one that is -well worthy the attention of the settlers resident in this part of the colony. The work is also one in which the Government might fairly be called upon to assist; and even the individual
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    The Municipality. Apology.
    107 5 To the Editor of the Daily Times. Sin, With reference to my letter to I you dated 18th instant, which appeared in your Daily issue of that date and in your Weekly and Overlaifd issues of the 15th instant, 1 now withdraw as unfounded every statement in
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    The Gas Contract.
    435 5 T he Gas Contract. Zo tin: Editor of the Daily Times. Sin, -Without in any way wishing to impugn the honour of the Hon. Mr. Read or Mr. Wells, I would simply like to ask the Municipal Commissioners what ad- I rantage they expect the Singapore public I to derive
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    The Rainfall.
    269 5 I'o the Editor of the Daily Times. Sir: —^Here is a nut for Pluviometer' to crack. The Rainfall for the last five years lias bean as follows: 1^7:5 85.60 inches. 1^74 h7.u.-, 1875 93.90 ls7(i 59.91 1577 58.37 41 »>!> Avenge 82.96. Average 1841 l"> 89.86. True, last
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    Germany's Store of Silver.
    400 5 To the Editor of the Dnili/ TivUt. Sir, I see that the Editor of the Friend of India is much exercised in his mind about our Governuie.it having refused the oiler of the Germans to give us their silver at par rate, they^ taking payment in
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    Thk The Saigon Farms.
    361 5 To the Editor of the Daily Times. I'kmi Sic. 11. E. the Governor of i rldugkong expressed his opinion some time ago about the way hitherto followed of private contracts without control whatever for the farming of Opium, and this discovery seemed to create impression upon
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    The Rainfall.
    159 5 To tie Editor of the Daily Times. Sir, If Singapore requires more rain, ;iiid the planting of a few trees will "attract it by all means, let the trees be planted, but if the v are to be of the nutkiml. I hope tln-y may produce sounder nuts
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    GoywGovernment Gazetts, 28th june.
    271 5 A Proclamation is published announcing Her Majesty's ronfirmation of Ord. No. 8 of I WB entitled An ordinance to provide for the payment of a special allowance to the Governor." The Secretary of State has extended the leave of absence with half salary, granted to Mil.
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    NEWS OF THE WEEK
    40 5 MOND \Y, 24th JUNE. A Cricket Match was played on SaI turday afternoon between Nos. .'J and 7 Companies of H. M. 28th Regiment, and some good scores were made, the former winning by 30 runs.
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    51 5 We understand that H. E. the Governor will leave for Bangkok, tarly next month, in one of H. M. Ships in the harbour for the purpose of publicly investing His Majesty the King of Siam with the insignia of the Grand Cross of the order of St. Michael and St.
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    47 5 His Honor, the Chief- Justice, returned from Malacca last Friday afternoon in the Colonial steamer Pluto, where he had been to open and close the Criminal Assizes. The rjon'ble Mr. Braddell was also a passenger by her, having been there to conduct the cases for the prosecution.
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    72 5 Wk are requested by Major Gray to state that there will be no drill for Volunteers this afternoon, but all are requested to attend to-morrow at 5.30, when there will be drill as usual, and, on Wednesday afternoon, all the Volunteer body are requested to assemble in the Town Hall
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    164 5 The P. O. Co's steamship Zambesi, Captain Alfred Symons, from Bombay, 10th, Galle 16th, and Penang 21st instant, with the London mail of the ~4-tli May, arrived alongside the Company's wharf at day-light yesterday morning, and left for Hongkong and Shanghai, at noon to-day, the mai Iclosing at the General
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    182 5 Mktkokoumjicai. observations for the week ending 22nd June, 187$, taken at the Hospital, Kandang Karbau. Uarombtkr Kkduckp. Mates. Bp.m. 9 p.m. inches, inches. inches. 16th June 29.902 29.815 29.904 17th -916 .826 .891 IStli .890 scs .873 Kith .86" .820 20th -HB3 .807 .870 2lst 928 84t .907 22nd .HS2
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    94 5 A aoLBMS high mass «aa celebrated yesterday at the Church of the Good Shepherd," by His Lordship the Right ilevd. Dr. (Jasxikk, the newly appointed Bishop, in honor of the feast of Vorpun Chriati, which seems to be one of tin 1 greatest festivities throughout the year. The Church compound
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      929 6 iWis(rfllanfous(. HOLLOW A V'S OIXTMKNT. OLD SORES AND~OLD SKIN DISEASES. The seeds pf theße disorders arc a (Tec tually rxpellpd by this penetrating Unpuent. not oplv from the superficial parts, j but from the intenal tissues likewise. Any j case, even of twenty years' standing', spec- j dily yields to
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