The Straits Times, 11 June 1884
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Title Section16 1884-06-11 1 The Straits Times. X V Fkew series,] SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. 11th JUNE, 1884. [daily issue.J No. 15.33216 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement389 1884-06-11 1 *tram *htp eompantMi. n :ai. COMPANT riay. s New Harb,,ur. LINEB. B wmCB r* may be ex- 8 gapore dunng tbe i i BOMXWAaD. 1884 Ihursday lrth June. July. Ml Aug. •tad :;>t < Friday I9tl. Is !it *"th lit Pec. my c* and ther c «ame a* to London389 words
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Advertisement577 1884-06-11 1 *tfam *f)ui Compamrs. Bubmih A Straits Rebtice. Tbe CVmpany'ii Mail Steamers are de*. atoh.-d from Calcutta for Sirgnpore via Rangoon, Moulmein, Pcnang and Malacca and the same way back every fortnight. The following are the date* on which Ifcaf may be expected to Arrive f ro m CalcutU 4 Leave577 words
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Advertisement847 1884-06-11 1 *tra:n »tHy eompantr*. Children between two and fifteen yean pay half the above rate*, if travelling with their parents one ohild under two year* free, when morv than one, each child additional will be "harged one quarter tare. The voyage to the Molucco* Islands is made monthly the voyage to847 words
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Advertisement631 1884-06-11 1 »tram *hip Compantr* V. Bobneo's Wbst Coast. From Batavia via Rilliton and Pontianah or Singkawang and back on the 15th of very month. VI. Bobneo's South 4 East Coast. From Soerabaya via Bawean, Bandjer. massin, Kottabaroe (Poeloe Laut) for i] Koetei and via the same plaoe* back on i he631 words
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Advertisement532 1884-06-11 1 fnstiranrf. ARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE AS. URANOE OOMPANT LONDON. Established 1821 ,übscribed Capital £2,000,000 potal Invested Funds, upwards of 3,000,000 Income upwards of 400,000 The andersigned have been appointoLgents at Singapore and are prepared to ssne policies against Fire on the usual PATERSON, SIMONS A 00. Singapore, Ist April, 1875.532 words
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Advertisement649 1884-06-11 1 fnfiuranrr. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE OOM PANT. Instituted 1803. Capital 41.600.000. Paid-up and Invested 700.000. Funds in Hand 1,800,000. C DIBECTOBS. f < Slohud J. Alhton. E»q. Alfred Oo<urw7. C niomM O. BireUy, WlllUm Hawthora, Rntwrt C. L. Bmn, d«orw Hlbbwt, ParclTil Booa<|a*t, hmHl H T d«, JftmwJ Br&nd, WUH»m Lrtlf649 words
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Advertisement519 1884-06-11 1 Incfuranm THE BOOTTIBH IMF1I«Il INSURANCE OOMPAJsT Lira. Capital ONB MILLION tmaiaa. ohi" omon, l A )LAsaow f 151 Wbbt Gboboi !d MG^Btint. IOHI>OII {2Kw«WtULIAJIBt. iITBBFOOL, f 28EX0HA»8B8t lift. Utnchebtbb f 2?°** B-TLDniai ISO Boon gniif lo.itbeal, f 8 XaI TUB tfall. IBLBOUB-!, J 8 tt trHW 8, life DBpTßTmnrr. The519 words
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182 1884-06-11 2 STRAITS TIMES WEDNESDAY, 11th JUNE, 1884. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS. Sisoapobe 11th Jcsi, 1884. Gambier I 5.80. Black Prpper 15 75. White Prpptr, fair quality M, Sago Fluur H»r Pearl Sa*o J.65. Citfvt, Bonthjn. 13. Tapioca, small Flake Tin KM 40*. Male twitt 94.50. 8i lb«. 8hirtin({< 1..VJJ 7 do do182 words
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Article44 1884-06-11 2 To-hokeow. for V Hntavia < herib _>n A Saiuaran B CtU*M. at 9a. m. Penang and London, AUonowrr, 11 a.m. Malacca and Klanir. H<V Hewer I p-n> Bongkalis, Siaa A Deli, Suit. 2Pf Friday. Malacca A Penang, Bnmott. 1 pmDeli, Mercury. 2 p.m.44 words
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Article23 1884-06-11 2 There will be no reception at <i"Vernment House to-morrow, Thursday, but Mrs. Clementi Smith will be at home to callers in the afternoon.23 words
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Article19 1884-06-11 2 Tin: P. O. mail steamer Ronella, left Penang at 4 i>. m. yesterday and should arrive here to-morrow morning.19 words
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Article64 1884-06-11 2 I learn from the Agent of the P. O. Company that the homeward mail steamer Verona left Hongkong at 6 p. m. on Friday last, instead of at 4 p. m. on Thursday, having been detained through the breaking out of a fire on board, on account of which some64 words
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Article15 1884-06-11 2 \\t. hear that the Municipal authorities have at last sanctioned the gaslighting of Wilkii; Road.15 words
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Article23 1884-06-11 2 From letters just received, we learn that the head of the Pollard Troupe, Mr. J. J. Pollard, died at Townsville on May Ist.23 words
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Article51 1884-06-11 2 The Austrian newspaper editors, who have been in the habit of leaving blank -uppressed passages in their newspaper!, as a protest against Government action, will not in future be informed of the passages objected to by the Ministry of Justice unless they pledge themselves to fill up the space rendered51 words
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Article52 1884-06-11 2 Captais Davies has received from the Colonial SecreUry, (writing on behalf of the Acting Governor) a letter conveying the best thanks of the Government for the great assistance rendered by him in the recent piracy case. Captain Davies has also received a letter of thanks from the Acting Inspector General52 words
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Article69 1884-06-11 2 The Italiau barque Protperitu has been successfully raised, the Tanjong Pagar Dock Company having taken the matter in hand. The holes having been plugged, she was pumped out Millkieiitly to raise her and admit of her being towed. The tug towed her to the Tanjonj; Pagar wharf this afternoon, and69 words
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Article118 1884-06-11 2 CocoAXiToil is said to be a cure for scorpion stings. A correspondent writes to a Bombay paper I was at one time stuog by a scorpion in the palm of the hand, and a native of Singapore, where I was at the time, Wing present, recommended its application as a118 words
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Article113 1884-06-11 2 A very awkward accident occurred an evening or two back, wliieli might have had I fatal termination. A wellknown resident was with a companion in a brand new trap, to which was harnessed a spirited Arab horse. Things went merrily until the race course corner was passed, when the animal113 words
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Article525 1884-06-11 2 Tn late riait of the Governor of Bombay to Aden aud Perim, say.- the Pioneer, brings to the surface alresh tho question of the immense strategic importance of the Gate of i which separates the Red Sea from the Indian Ocean. The island of Perim es|)ccially is destined to figure525 words
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Article176 1884-06-11 2 The Pioneer draws especial attention to the fact that the Russians, since the fall of Merv, have been assiduous in their policy of winning the native chiefs by giving them appointments and commissions in the CV ir'In this way Mahtutn Kali Khan, Skobeleff's opponent at Geok Tepe, has been made176 words
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542 1884-06-11 2 NOTES ON THE FRANCO AUSTRALIAN STRAIN. The Australians seem to know something of the racaninif of boycotting. It is proposed l>y a writer in one of the Australian papers to boycot French steamers, if France itituiuls to move a hand or foot in annexing the N< II brides or a542 words
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Article309 1884-06-11 2 Before J. W. Notion X 2nd Magistrate. MOXDAT, 9th Jum. Reel.«t w*a charged with obati a public n rv 4 nt in th- ex duty in Pnsair P.iDj*ng road. ing a irin f-.r tli.-fi; ■fttiaoßßMat L Ah was chirged with being aa. lawtally ia pot namely 1 cloak,309 words
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Article396 1884-06-11 2 From our oicn Corretpomltnt.) lUvu. Sertiti'dk joe Life. Tut case against Beveri'U'- ni tii* 0 up on the 3rd, and Alexander M Pf* charged that he, being I of He. day of April, at Lahat, in IVrak, a pk«* in the Malayan lViiiiisuU S the Oth degree of N396 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement731 1884-06-11 2 ■fWarm far tbe r»Uil sale of Opium of the R.«ident at Fawllaaii M ii i i«*t. W. H. REAP. M'« Consul General. -re, Wth May, 1884. tMJuly. FOR SALE OMtaat Arab pony. Rub*, running Washing, is a sp<endid hack and cari Lady. Apply to R ABRAMS. Singapore. 29th May. 1884.731 words
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Advertisement864 1884-06-11 2 tfit\o fllftrrtidrnußttf. HOUSEHOLD FURVITTJBI, Ac. The property of A. de Saatbdba, Eaq. Satobday, 28th June. The undersigm d are instructed by A. de Baavbdba. Esq., removing, to sell by at hia residence Spottiswoode Cottage. Spottiswoode Park, entrance from NVil Road, on Saturday, the 2Hth June, commencing at 1.30 P. M.864 words
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Advertisement723 1884-06-11 2 fijtto a&brrtttemtnts. ALE. A pair of Poniea is first rate condition Ladies' Victoria, by Lambert Bros., recently new j and c et of double Harness complete Pri Apply at Devonshire House, Raeburn. Singapore, 10th Jnn I.BT. With E.itry from Ist Aciust next. That c i- ,ii i,« DwalHag H >v-»-723 words
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Advertisement516 1884-06-11 2 to aUbrrti-srmnttt. NEW 8001 John Little A Co- have teemed the if new Hooks. Alliora Peto, by Lawrence Oiiphant. Through one Admimatnttiun, by Fraucea j Burnett June, by Mrs. Forrester. It was a Lover and his Li»«, by Mr*. Olipbant. The Qtixn'B Rook, Cheap Edition, 50 Cents, Phyllis," by the516 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous33 1884-06-11 2 WSATIUB KtPORI aTajtdanf A><*. ii Bar. i*d rak. Tamp. W.I lliilO TUr 2£ SI jJu.Tt» P .lnkll, o».roa»lrt,h' aua. uo oo 7-7 eisar. I Mai. ia B»a IWr. nt. TW Balnf.l! In <« h33 words
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Article1330 1884-06-11 3 THE TRADE OF SIA M IN 1883. .f Bangkok durin,' i >gade both in l-nports and Exp->rn. y in the case of the former, tbe j amount of which was al, it $1,000,000 less than might t The b v^lu,- of the the -h wi that, inciease his :ntil the1,330 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter88 1884-06-11 3 To the Editor of the Strait* Time*. Sir.—The Gorernmrnt Gazette, in publishing tlie dlftmit an-ardu ro Straita Produce at the Calcutta Exhibition, accidentally omitted that the Cocoa from Lnisnm E'tate, Sungic Vjong, bad been awarded a goM medal. Al Lni«um Estate con«ist», I belicvp, of the largest acreage88 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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Article44 1884-06-11 3 mmi Nin. Lm CirruK. I Fio«. B*il»d. Coraim. S Bio- > l" SiwET Brit.rtr. 86 Smith Joh««7 June 10 Ooh Bw«i Bum. 1 MwFlower Brit. rtr. 2«SRoborU M^co» Jun. 10L. T. W«h Co. K SophU Dttt-.tr. «JO T erg«uw B»t*ria June 8 Bourte«d Co.44 words
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Article37 1884-06-11 3 DiTI. Vobl'i Kin. Fuo Bio. Caitaik. I DBwncATimi. June 11 11 11 ne 11 H 11 P 11 A Heipeha Priam Anettin Iftperia Priam Lnettio Oer. itr. Brit. itr. ItaLbq. \Va«riier Hongkong Butler London Bapetto B»UtU37 words
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Article47 1884-06-11 3 -y w«iro7«flii«to«^. .bow mtfiu la U.W*««. VtaMtebM.lCucu* aw 'vK»rr. D F«,«. Cow.-—. Rio. r« B Sh?«£i Osbcrn mSiOI Brit. rtr. 878 ioril isH^phong 1 Hock Em Webb' Brit. rtr. 966 M»y 31 P*n»ng Bun s^ sl |p lS to::; Nacodah 11. tlowci baa47 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement620 1884-06-11 3 The «nr.. <ff.-.-t< of Ayi-r's Rarsaoirilla are iho'Anjli find mrimni-nt. If thi>re ia a Inrlrirg taint of scrofula about you, yer'a CrsHDiri'la wi I d'ilodge it, and expe' it from you' syst»m. Rnllouav't Pill* —Weakening weather.— The «n'frv snmm-r d )■•< atrain the nerves of the feeble and and disease620 words
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Advertisement842 1884-06-11 3 ilotirw. HONT,K(V BANTCTNO CORPORATION. PaM-np Cap tal IS.noo.noo. Instalment reoeiv- 1 f 2 074,744.76. Ed on New Shares $7.o -1 Reserved Fnnd W.snn.noo. Instalments of Pre- miam received on »'"«3.5«1.«6. New Share. Cbairmat A. P MrF.wFv. F.r D«pntTrhairm»n— F r> Sa«soov. Esq. H. 1.. n*!rymple. Esq. I A. Mrlrw. Esq.842 words
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Advertisement365 1884-06-11 3 J^bk l,rmi A 00. am selling f mo h. the whole of their Draper > linerr and Fancy Articles at great'v reduced 1 1 MimPn and I iase Frillings from 10 oents per j .rd. Swiss Edgisfrs and Insertions, at 5 centa per yard. Washing Costumes, from $1 each. Straw365 words
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Advertisement354 1884-06-11 3 floiiafc »nd buJMino to which Hnnsa Bervi. laid on, shall be eT.mpted frnm pavwrn of tho General WaUr bonses and bnildinr* where more thi taps are fixed, or where water is as oth»r tbsn domestic purpose*, a will he supplied and the W M^^^^^| according to consumption t^^^^H small monthly354 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement699 1884-06-11 4 %APOLLJNARTS WATER, >ta b Natural Soda Water. The qaeen of table water*. British Mbdical Journal. APOUJVARIS WATER. CaT Sopplied nontinn. .nsly to the Table of H. B. THE PRINCE OF WALEB darn* the last five years. AFOLLIirARIS. THE NATUBAL SODA WATER. Far repenor to manufactured aerated water*. Medical Times and699 words
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Advertisement707 1884-06-11 4 Jttorrtf and ifc'rrbanfiw. JO! 00. RATFMW PLAOB, 8l5flAPOB«. WINE AND PPIRIT MERCHANTS, IVFOBTBBS OF PROVISION*. GBOCEBIK8. On mam Stobbs. Cigars. Toba<v •<>, Hardware, Glassware Lamps. Saddlery and Harness, Crockery Electro Plated Ware, Jewellery, Stationery Perfnmery, Fancy Good*, Armi and Ammunition. Ladies and Gentlemen'! outfit ten. Watch and Clock maker*. Japanese707 words
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Advertisement1029 1884-06-11 4 Berks. THE TANJ >NG PAOAR DOCK PANT LFMITED. The works of the Company are situated at Tanjosg Pagar, within one mile of the town of Singapore, and comprise the folI >wing establishments, vix Whart.— Affording >>erthage for twenty vessels at one time with sufficient water longside for vessel* of the1,029 words
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Advertisement676 1884-06-11 4 Dorks, refitting and noaling of steamers, also Shear* i oo*nt>lMe f. r tnkinB"»nt masts. Boiler* Tnrthor information may be had at tVr O*)lo«i of Messrs. P«».'r»on. Simons A 00.. Q«n«ral Agents, who forward Telegrams to t«e Dook rV««. OHARLES WIBHART. Manager. Singapore Ist July 1875. (v. c.) #otirrs. FOR SALE.676 words
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Advertisement861 1884-06-11 4 jintirrs. TAV.IONC KATONO HOTEL 1 This Hotel is now open to reoe»Ai boarders. Great care bas been bestowed on the building of these premises, which will be found on inspection to be siry and cfcmmodions. Being situated on tbe sea-beach, it commands an extensive view of the Harbour. Town, and861 words
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Advertisement776 1884-06-11 4 flotut*. '^llyeb Quay, 'inoai fnpposice the ClsjV) Drspers. Milliners. Silk Mercers. Haber dashers. Glover*, and General Out fitters. GRtTL'MBN'S OUTTITIINO DEPARTMENT. Every description of clothing made on i the snortest notice by an experienced Cutter, fit guaranteed, a good assortment of sweeds, worsteds, serge*, broadcloths for i election. Calf walking776 words
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Advertisement510 1884-06-11 4 fiOtttt. J. MOTIOK. Chronomktkr, W Maeee. Flint S t>, Ha- always on hand a well sr' If Jewellery, Watche*. 01 onstmment*. Ac, comprising Braoelete. Ladies'ri d Brooche*. Oent.' Earring*. Sji Tpr Lockets. Am. Ladies rings. Carriage -ItHrv Signet ring*, Marble clocks/" Wedding rings, Chr t Keepers >rv irti.^' Albert chain*,510 words
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