The Straits Times, 4 January 1884
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Title Section8 1884-01-04 1 The Straits Times. J.XY, NKW BERIEB.I SINGAPORE. FRIDAY^8 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement368 1884-01-04 1 turn »KP OOT NTA T PANY y.t Quay. H rbonl i ATI LINES. nw|^ mpany-^ Mail Steamer. l-Af 4We» rrvt at Sinirap-re during tbe Hn»r»i«'J\«M Monday, M* .T«n. IMK Mar. 2«t>i J* Aprl--s!«t Ft u L M y ThnrSßay I sth 2f>tn Mb June, ffith RETTRN TICKETS. (HSPIBI OR VBNICB368 words
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Advertisement605 1884-01-04 1 *ttam *bfp compamr*. AY PTr.AMSHIP OOMPANY. AOAM»MNON. PaTROCLUB. Aiax. Antfnoß. AcHlLi.Sft. I)«nrAt.iO». DIOMBD. GIAUCUB. Nkctor. An.'H»b»PkIAM. OKBSTEH. Sabpbdon. Stbntor. ro». TfucMß. I.ATIR. 'UeBTES. l"j:LBlf*0HU8. bbb^^^bbb**e*Rbb*b*M r-^~ r< are despatched from virds for Straits md Chinal nghiii bomewnrds fa, aud have accom I frst and third class pw ten 1 Pt.-w»He«s605 words
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Advertisement796 1884-01-04 1 *tram *t)ip Compan^B As will be seen from the^^| below there are steamers r i^H Batnvi:i and Padang threa^B and fron: Singapore onoe^^B intermediate ports onl^H Coast of Sumatra, *_^H for passengers to r '*i|^H of Sumatra from LINES IK^^^^M BATAvimjßli.inw ana Muntok, and back in 'orregpr.ndence with the mail796 words
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Advertisement506 1884-01-04 1 Bands, ASrl^M 10th June and^^^B 3rd. From MacsV^H Ilwaki (Wetter. 1 K.«^"«MH rPamtner) Tepa (Rabbe^H Dobo, Doellali, S'Kroe, 1 da, Ambon, and hack to BBsWB*vB March and lOtb September. M. From Batavia to Semangka via a^H jer, Katimbang Blantong, Telok Betonfl^H Limon, and back the same way on lOtn^S Slth506 words
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Advertisement234 1884-01-04 1 KVOl^l The Company have isso^H >f tables, shewing onsl^^| ion on the present Ind^^f vhich they are now prepare^H [nsu-snees. Tor particulars of the same, spwH PATERSON, BIMONS^B Singapore, 16th Jan. ISB2. '"^H ALLIANCE BRITISH A FCREICN 7 LIFE AND FIRE INBTJRANCE OOMPANY, T .O\DON. Capital £.1,000.000 Steblino Extension of234 words
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Advertisement285 1884-01-04 1 The A*. nts^^B and they^^B against 'r^^| extent of 9*^l olfl of '^H ■I LV' £4.">0.00^H app"iL*e^| above Company Fire Insurance premium. BROTHERS. (b. c.) AND NATIONAL oompany. ■h AND LONDON. 182 i. V. £6,000.000 I 3,000,000 effected at current rates. LIFE DEPARTMENT. is invited to tbe Eaelt Bonus of285 words
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Advertisement444 1884-01-04 1 W I It^^™* j Hpßß^"Salting and i^Hm*VH^^>rTHRIE A OC. -ingapore.ylth Nov. 1879. H a o MI LNER'S FIRE AND THIEF PROOF SAFES. Thb undersigned have been appointed Sole Agents for these Safes at this port, and have always a good assortment of Fire Proof Safes and Boxes on hand. MARTIN.444 words
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164 1884-01-04 2 STRAITS TIMES. FRIDAY, 4TH JAN, 1884. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS. Suioapoki. 4ib Jaiida»t. 18*4. .iambier 7--»-Alack Pepper 17. White PepVer, fsir qoality. 48f nom. Sago Flour, Sar »*> Pearl Sago *JJJCoffee, Bonthyne Tapioca, small Flake 3 40. Tin 26-50--40.. Mule twist »S. Si lbs. Shirtings M*. 7 do do Jgi--8 doT.Clolh164 words
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Article54 1884-01-04 2 BataTia. 8amaran,r and Sourabaja a. O. lsmdo*. 6 p.m. Hongkong. ""o«^,, 7 ..m. k k China, 9am l'eD»n,f. Colomlxi, I)omb«y and Aden. Orum. u a m Hongkon K 4 Shanghai. Cyclop. 11a.m. Malacca and Klan K Lou^IU. Noon. P»femb«ng, Muntok and Djansbie, Po<()«a», 6 p.m. BUliton k Pontianak,54 words
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Article30 1884-01-04 2 (Vox 8tri,t, Timf.l Ireland. Disturbances con- i ■jjfoujfh.jut I'lster l^etweeo the < ami the Oraagemen. I Via'r >ia« arrived in London u ioU-rview with Mr. > ■fe is gaanled everywhere <Reuter - 30 words
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Article23 1884-01-04 2 Th annual general meeting of the toil. Ibe Dinner h- been postponed Jo TedUy. th. 15th inrt.nt,jutheM^ «>nic H»U ii now being repainted.23 words
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Article25 1884-01-04 2 We hate received a communication wouW not be edifying to publuh »t. "Bobbie* have their feeling "and are .wWd cu.tou.er. to deal with M» time*.25 words
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Article48 1884-01-04 2 Tal United State* XJoTernment appear to be ftrengtbemng th*>ir fore*, id tbete water, jurt now, a. we find that hre mow J^eUw to b« idded to the on th« Chin. »nd J»p»n .Ution. They lire and 4J^«. Tb.T «jU "l^J"? b«for« long, «>d Admiral 'late Comrnowith the TrmHon.48 words
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Article40 1884-01-04 2 Bt kind penniMioc of the Honble Colonel GeddJTand officer, the Band «J in the (Hrdeni this |evening »t S o ciocb, weather permitting. 1 March Vu Y<mnf *o, Moon 2 Orenure V Amour AuVaUg^^^m 3 B*"!" 1 0 00 Ktufl«||^M40 words
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Article77 1884-01-04 2 Till Hokien religious procession to-day sjm a very grand affair, a great deal of money having been apent upon it, all the deeigna being very ornamental. The Hokient only bold their procession once every three yesrt. The •riginal one came off on the 81st October, and this it the return77 words
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Article91 1884-01-04 2 1 >* the 20th December, says the Shanghai Conner, Mr. P. J. Hughes, H.B.M.'s Consul at Shanghai, accompanied by Mrs. Hughes, went on uoard H M.S. Cvracoa to preseut medals to those of her erf w who had served in the Egyptian war. Some j of the men were presented91 words
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Article111 1884-01-04 2 Th« entertainment in aid n( the funds 1 of St. Joseph's Institution yesterday eve- ning, was very largely attended, some 400 to 500 tickets having been sold. Tbe Rt. Revd. Edouard Oatnier, Bishop of 1 Eucarpia, presided, nupported by the Kevd. A. L. Daguin and the priest of the minion.111 words
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Article140 1884-01-04 2 The Committee of the Water Sport* sjajl bat evening in the Exchange Room. Mr. R. 8. O'Connor took the chair, and the following gentlemen were present: Mr. J. Baxter, Mr. Braddell, Hon. Sec., Mr. .1 R CutbberUon,Mr. J. Miller, Datok Bintara Ibrahim, and Mr. A. vV Mr.140 words
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Article265 1884-01-04 2 plice even is well n-orth avisit to seo what benefit ha* accrued in the style of hooaes now \teing prrcfed in place of the old and unsightly labyrinth of butl built in pile* over the mud, that former the village opposite Arab Street, no little ago. The broad road, and265 words
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Article105 1884-01-04 2 ever, u ttui m tmuijw-™ b^^h not being commenced ftDd **MHH this bridge will require a piling to get hard ground for th« a**menU. Some time ago when I aacertaiu the nature of the ground, .he au ,r» .truck into a place. JJ^ 1 of g« burrt out,j f all105 words
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Article109 1884-01-04 2 DumiKO la»t ni<rht, or early thU i.g, tta hou* of Mr. Jm. Neubronner >n Seransoon Road, wai burgUnou.1? en.bout $40 to $45. Fortunate y bronner got up, .nd •^^£^1 the thW, who made off witho ut Uki o«^ ,ood qatttity of flannel clothing been placed on a chair juit below109 words
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Article14 1884-01-04 2 A> Arab gentle^^ttg"d»|J|fl Street to make «oroc purchMei. W!^^ .mounting in to^.40. He bjdin14 words
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Article184 1884-01-04 2 and tbe other of $500. He ga»» he supposed the $50 note to the shopkeeper, telling him thatsuch wuito »alue, receiving in return $45 60. On hi« arrival home, he examined hij money to put awaj the v, when to his surprise and alarm he found ibe $50 note in184 words
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Article152 1884-01-04 2 Mr Hubert A. Gile*. recently H.B.MY Consul »t Amoy and the author of aundrv work* on the Chinese Unguane and customs has furnished the Illtulraled London Ainef with the following explanation u to the title of Marquis attached to the name of the Chinese Ambassador There are Are degrees '.f152 words
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Article233 1884-01-04 2 :ii Hong Beng Kaw, M. A. of Edinburgh, for some tune in the Color cretary's Office here, and who accompanied Mr Coli)uhouu in his journey "Across ChyseV' has been delivering a lecture in Shanghai, which is criticised as follows by Xorth China Herald of the 12th Detcmber We do not233 words
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43 1884-01-04 2 Prom I by the foil, tin. h J who bavin.- e I marrutc to M 1 1 1 maker), pr: r r tone, win! we j Jl ticop r» wetlthy r ~w °W l f r5 I43 words
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Article73 1884-01-04 2 meriment tnra^B HjjL Id to the |fl »ome little dii»'3 v n '*g l> Mr I D»T»d) w»« the •olomn of P oW^*5^^^^Rj t v^ lu ,h 1 that was requi'ed ol plomb hit n«th«r wtremiti. I tatnW ha»e made mai v /^H^H with' envy. M". S*** 01^, Mulloy and73 words
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Article128 1884-01-04 2 A propot of T| nial Office and I pose them V following amusing irne LeaJrr the Australian- < old Y.inkee torn red BritUher," an>! ■•nted bj himself to th.it* will not be inured down any :"i will auert himself Ad acquaintance d«t k n»bl«-s m« Mr. Orkney with the particul128 words
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Article174 1884-01-04 2 At our rei i I kong Legislative i of being recr^-'it Unofficial M j seat Mr W owners of n i :l Hi]) t. ficinit] tht-ref. I hit yearx > I rem 1 1 doc'Mihe condu *|jj^> j I Mid be WM OUtW Hans.oo>DK After m'on'th'i ,1 nan in toward*174 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement1221 1884-01-04 2 ;R A p H fr. \pparaTis 1 1 FOR SALE. set for the dry plate proem ws 'I and Cabinet and O.PT Mmv.ih (apply ,,f dry pla tea aent if'f'tleman d.o.i.sed and not yet Mnin Dohaldsom it "a*. 19 Oolljer Qoay 3 '^9 3rd Jan., l«s I. to 3/2/H4.) fc:FU)H-KK1,221 words
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Advertisement84 1884-01-04 2 W. F. VAN ERP. WASTED. A P.T(uini>»* Clerk, with a knowl«dfe Autly -'d'r*it« Time Offlo#. Singapore. Uh Ja», 1884. (to 12th in*.) bHERIFrS SALE Kim (uao i Co Toh Koko Kino Thb B nder,i K ned -ill Ml by Auc«o». at 92 Boat Qo.y. and at gw«* Hok s Qodown84 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous60 1884-01-04 2 I WEATHER KEPORT. Kandamt ATartou Botjntal, 3r.l January, 1881. I »a.m.Sj>.m. »p.m. Bjun. T^mi .?T SOU S»« 7.-I M UlSjoloWat Bulb TW. > s 7« 2 4r, daj ovac. I fh" Wiid iM. B. HUB Cl». «sst. raia .11 Su ta^M P «i«»t Mm. i<f 4o W* takr M»«. tnSua60 words
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386 1884-01-04 3 Netherlands India At The Calcutta Exhibition. Wi take from the Friend of India lowing account of the NetherI ndia Court in the Calcutta EzNIIHtHUSM IIIDIA. I^adir/ fnro th-' ''ement ill uta r.'prrwnting 1 r in far v f >rm is to k'iv« the he Ur. iniß just been hei.) in386 words
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Article1540 1884-01-04 3 t debate od the Supply Bill, the Legislative Council on b September last, two notable speeches w ore made by the Hod. James p an<l the Hon. W. G. Oulland many suggestions of more »r 1pm interest and importance. H. E. r :!ianked the two Hon'ble for1,540 words
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Article2223 1884-01-04 3 Mb. Akc hibald Forbes, the wellknown war correspondent, ha* been contributintr a aeries of lively sketches under the title of Social GUrac' .of the United S'sttei, to the ofeaWjr Mul, from which we take the following account of the American Girl of the Period,2,223 words
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Article471 1884-01-04 3 I was shown a few days ago, in a back issue uf a San Franci.ro paper, a very droll "interview" with the only daughter of a Silver King, who had been jilted by the son of an illu.trionii American General wide-world fame. In California there would be471 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article79 1884-01-04 3 Datb. Vbul'i Ka». Fuo 4 Rio. C apt An. Dvrounoii. Ju 3 Entail* 4 Got. Gen Loujnn 4 LoniM 111 4 atadn* 4 Penang 4 Cyclop. 4 Bcnmort 4 Orion 4 HMdoo lUI. ttr. I D^nino KUphmt Poiat Dut.itr. Tmnmutn BOaria. Sftmwmsg t< Brit. rtr. tUimm MalMSt Dug Brit.79 words
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Article318 1884-01-04 3 Captain, and Agents of vessel, ars r^nseled to oomrauaioate with tbta o«c regardingany error or oaiisaioa In the abovs Shipping ib the harbour l 1 SZ- asste te asst^- 235. J l^! Brit rtr »9OA»«- »b»n«kok Ty. Joo I*e. Lafd np taj£^ Sand^nn nS No»- »Hi?*318 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement441 1884-01-04 3 Bolloieay; PilU.— Teachings of Experi en.-c —The united testimony of thousands, extending over more than forty years, most strongly recommmds theee Pills as the be«t pur Ctk. the mildest aperients, and the aur' at restorative.. They nerer prove delusive, or give merely temporary relief, but attack all ailments of the441 words
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Advertisement376 1884-01-04 3 &aum. THT>! SINGAPORE TRAMWVT rOWPANf. LIMITHD. Capital $500,000 in 5,000 Bhares of $100 each. 15 payable on application $20 on allotment the remainder unh be required. Dirrctorr. Hon. James Graham, M. L. O. (Messrs. 1 Byme A Oo.). Hon. W. G. Gnlland. Ml C (Messrs. Paterson, Simons A Co.), Hon376 words
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Advertisement384 1884-01-04 3 flotfrts. CHRISTMAS PRB3»NTB. Thr undersigned have just received an aaaortment o* splenilid faner articles, fnr Hiriatmaa irifU. aU> Gold and Silver Jewelleries of sll deecription. ▲lao. Gold and Silver Watches, Clock*, Bar meters. Thermometers, etc. MOBBB A Co. Battery Eo«d, Singapore, 15th Dec 1883. to 15/1/04 MANILA mOAH<». Thi underaigned384 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement702 1884-01-04 4 iflisrrllanroue. KATZ BROTHERS APOLLrNARTB WATER, The Natura Soda Water. Th* qneen of table waters." Bbitish Medical Joubrax. APOLLINARIS WATER. sVsT" Supplied continuously to the Table of H. R. fi. TOT PRINCfi OF WALES during the last five years. APOLLINARIS, THE NATURAL BODA WATER. 'Tar superior to manufactured aerated water*. Mbdioal702 words
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Advertisement690 1884-01-04 4 £torr* anil iftmbftnfttft. JOHN LITTLE 4 CO. RA FFLBB PLACE, Sikoapobb. WINE AND BPIRIT MERCHANTS. IMPOBTIBB OF P*OVMIOH§, GBOCEBIEB, Oilman Storm. Cigars, Tobacco, Hardware, Glassware, Lamps, Saddlery and Harness, Crockery, Electro PUtcd Ware, Jewellery, Stationery, Perfumery, Fancy Goodi, Anns and Ammunition, Ladies and Gentlemen's outfitters, Watch and Clook makers. Japanese690 words
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Advertisement982 1884-01-04 4 Bcrtts. tffß \OA^ T»OHK OOM. CUD. The w. rks r ire mi tuated 1 at Tanjottg Pagar, wuhm >ne mile of ike town Whabf.— Affording berthagefor twenty *> vessel* at one time with sufficient water sis of the heaviest y a breakwater he swell from the m«»ds »nd fro« ths982 words
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Advertisement743 1884-01-04 4 Sorfts. reflttn t itnmm, aY nt maiti, Boiler j %<• Vnrtrer in* -Ti» t ioi>tnaw be hi»J O<*loe n^Me**'*. Patoraon, Simons A Oo G<ner*l A«r«nt«. who forward Ttltrraau to T>o«V *r»«. OHA.RT,ws WTBHART. Mviast er 3ingapnre Ist .Inly 1R75. (n. c.) ftotirt*. MTJNirTPAr. NOTICE. Tr»'ii»»« «rp !nT>»oil r Mm <iin*truc743 words
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Advertisement641 1884-01-04 4 ilotfrt* -ALE. A Fbw Wtr.KO with th* Malat*. In pnmplet form. Price 50 cents per copy. "Strait* Times" Office, Singapore 26th April, 1883. NOW BEADT. NOTES OF A JO PR NET ACBOSS THI ISTHMOB OP KRA. Madb with trk FmtHCR Ootcmivcvt Jaktjabt— Apbil, 1883. With explanatory Map and Sections. A"D641 words
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Advertisement446 1884-01-04 4 ■pop. i-ot:e. Drnp dwiherO«HTT.FM«I«'» OrTFrrriltO DFPA»WBI«T. ETory ■MCnt- ciarnnteed. Rood aaaortinent of tweedn, worat<*!«, sprire*, hr «»dclotba for aeleotion Calf walking thoea. RnootiDJf hoota and ah«««. P»t-nt and Kid aboe«. Chnyma and lawn ennii »hoo« Silk, Litie, Merino, Balbriffan and <? ockt. Be»k XJmm and Oxford 'birta. nnderreatii, (V>llar». FT»ndfc*robJef«446 words
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Advertisement274 1884-01-04 4 Ladie*' 'ings, -fc, Marbl< Wedding nnt Keepers Them. n A'^-ert chdinv, Griard ch.iins, Sextants, 1 Btnds, Bleeve But. S*lin ton* and Links, Oomp.- i Gold pencils, BinocuiaWaistooat button*, Teles Jet Jewellery, Specta 1. 1 Plated loepitchen. steel Bilv*r forks «t Ac., Oruet*. Chronometer*. Wate leaned Ohroaome-. SOU v v. v>ol274 words
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