Singapore Daily Times, 2 April 1881
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Title Section13 1881-04-02 1 The Singapore Daily Times. VOL. XXII. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. 2nd APRIL. 1881. No. 14,35313 words
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Steam Ship Companies.
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Article, Illustration182 1881-04-02 1 Owe* —Collyer QuayGodowji*— New Harbour. ore daring the Hon ffi 7 iui r, w s SJ 5 -r- g r J i«a '!S *> 52 ji. Si L S 7 ■8 w T' 0*- Seeder Vh 5? :a7 4 WritS o' tk. cootmU .n182 words
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109 1881-04-02 1 Tag following are the date* on which the steamer* of the Meaaagerie* Maritime* may be expected to arrive here during the current year:— Orrw»*». Ho*rwA*D. “?Mew* Sufo *3?**2«*» t| do Arrfl d®. 17 *> I*l*l 1 M»7 W is do 1 m»t do Tliniedey 1* do109 words
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Article154 1881-04-02 1 The «tearner of the Batavia Lin* wi 1 •tart from Singapore aft-v the arrival of the Ontward and Homeward Mail. One of the M. M. (teamen leave* Hongkong direct for Yokohama on the arrival of the M.M. steamer from Marseilles, which goes direct to Shanghai. Passengers by these steamer*154 words
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Article152 1881-04-02 1 Agamemnon. PaTnoci.ua. Ajax. Antenoe. Achilles. Diucalioh. Diomid. Glaucus. Nitron. A nchises. Priam. Oustks. Sabfbdoh. Ptrntor. Hbctob. Tbccer. Mbhblaus. Lahtbs. CrcLore. Telbmachus. BILLBBOrHoK. JASOH. U LTBBBB. The Coy’s Steamers are despatched from Liverpool outward* for Straita and China, and from Shanghai homewards for London every ten days, and152 words
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108 1881-04-02 1 (Under Contracts with the Netherlands Indian and South Australian Governments) Head Omci, 13 Austin Friars, London. E. C. The following are the dates on which the Company’s Steamers running in oon--jU. tk. —if oltie r Li r,i March liS March 12th 1 25th108 words
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165 1881-04-02 1 From Singapore Ist Class. To Biouw 3 8 Muntok 28 Batavia 46 Cheribon by direct steamer 60 do via Batavia „67 Samarang by direct steamer 62 do vit Batavia „71 Sourabaya by direct steamer 76 do via Batavia „87 Baujermassin 117 Banjoewangie 138.20 Macassar165 words
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Article246 1881-04-02 1 Ist Class 2nd Class. To Port Darwin 126 79 Sydney 190 123 Melbourne 206 133 Adelaide 234 163 Return tickete are granted to Ist claas Paesengers at a reduction. One child under three yeare of age, if with the parent, free. When more than one, eech child additional246 words
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975 1881-04-02 1 To Batavia via Riouw and Muntok, and back in correspondence with the mail steamers of the P. A O. Company every 14 days. Macassar and thr Moluccos. via Cheribon, Samarang, Sourabaya, Bally Boeleling. Amp&n&n, every 14 days. Acheen, via Penang, Edie, Sam&l&ngan and Pedir, every975 words
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Insurance.
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Article56 1881-04-02 1 Established 1710. Insurances effected upon almost every description of property at the curren Rates of Premium. Total Sum insured in 1879 £262,492,461 Claims arranged by the Local Agents, and paid with promptitude and liberality. Tbe jurisdiction of Local Tribunals recognised. Singapore Agenta, MARTIN, DYOB A 0056 words
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137 1881-04-02 1 London and Bpinbuboh. (Established 1809. (Incobpohated BT Royal Charter. FIRE 1 (PARTMENT. Subscribed Oapiu; I £2,000,00 RKpTaflCr* AW.OO Fire Reserve Fur !y 31st Dec.. 1879.. £841,580 Fire Premium Reserve 300,890 Total Fire Reserves ~1,*****0 Income of the Fire D< pertinent, Net137 words
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Article42 1881-04-02 1 London Ornci, 2 cld Broad Strebt. The undersigned have been appointed Agents for the above Company, and are prepared to take risks upon cargo on the customary terms. HAMILTON. GRAY A CO. Singapore, 15th July, 1872. (u. c.42 words
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40 1881-04-02 1 COLONIAL SEA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, BATAVIA. The undersigned hsve been appointed Agents for tj>c ab ve Company and are prenared to accept Fire Insurance risks Rt the current rate: of premium. MAACK A Co. Singapore, 17th lan., 1881. (o. 0.)40 words
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51 1881-04-02 1 Pliran' ae Capital' X»cs. mm fes customary terms. 334 0/0 discount allowed on all risks for coasting voyage*, and 15 0/0 on all risks to Europe and America. Fire risk* accepted on the usual termso. RAUTENBERG, SCHMIDT A CO. Singapore, 12th February, 1875. in.51 words
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69 1881-04-02 1 Head Officr, Bltatia. The undersigned, Agents for the above Company, are prepared to take rieke upon cargo by steamer or sailing vessel on the customary terms. 334 0/0 discount allowed on all riske foi coasting voyages, and 15 0/0 on all risk* to Europe69 words
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49 1881-04-02 1 The undersigned have been appointed Agents for the above Company and are prepared to issue Policies on tbe nenal, terms. Last return to contributors 234 0/0 The usual discounts allowed on Coasting and Home risks. GUTHRIE ACC. Singapore, lltb Nov. 1879. u.c.49 words
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Article54 1881-04-02 1 Capital, Two Millions Stirling. OFFICES. Queen Insurance Buildings, Liverpool Qurrn Insurance Buildings, 60 Grace Church Street, London. The undersigned have been appointed Agents for the above Company and are prepared to take Fire Insurance riiks at the current rates of premium. HOOGLANDT A CO. Singapore, 30th54 words
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50 1881-04-02 1 Established 1821 Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Total Invested Funds, upwards of 3,000,000 Annual Income upwards of 400,000 The undersigned have been appointsAgents at Singapore and are prepared to isene policies against Fire on the usual terms. PATERSON, SIMONS A OOSingapore, let April, 1876. (u.o)50 words
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43 1881-04-02 1 ALLIANCE BRITISH FOREIGN LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LONDON. Capital £5,000.000 Sterling Extension of Limits. One F ret class risk 8 80,000. Two adjoining do 120,000. Three or more do. do 160,000. PATERSON SIMONS A CO. Agents. Singapore. 17th Dec., 1875 (u. 0.)43 words
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33 1881-04-02 1 The undersigned, agents for the above I company, are prepared to accept marine i aisks at current rates. PATERSON SIMONS A CO. Singapore, 18th Dec., 1878. (u. c)33 words
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43 1881-04-02 1 Capital 2,000,000. FUNDB IN REBERTB EXCLUSIVE OF Capital £4,260,595. Agents at Singapore and Penang: BOUSTEAD A CO. Fire department: Limit£l2,ooo, on a firet class risk. Life department: Limit £2,000 on one fife. Singapore. 4th June IRBO fu. 0.l43 words
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25 1881-04-02 1 Chief Offices. Edinburgh, 19 George Street. London, 39 Lothbury E. 0 Agents for Singapore. BOUSTEAD A CO. Singapore, 25th November. 1879.25 words
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Article74 1881-04-02 1 Capital f 1,500.000. Paid-up 133.332. Reserve Fund., 90.000. Genrral Agents. Messrs. Jardine Matheson A Co., Hongkong. The undersigned, Agents for the Office, are authorised to insure goods by A. I. Sailing Vessels or Steamers to the extent i of $lOO,OOO on each bottom, and on the74 words
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100 1881-04-02 1 •'VariM* *2,000,000 /Paid-up 400.000 Reserve Fund 564,202 General Managers. Messrs Jardine Matheson A Go. Hongkong. Conaulting Committee. A. Andre, Eeq. (Mann. Melcbere, A Co.) J. P Uarnei (Hearn. HalUday.Wiee A Co. A T. Manger, (Meeere.Donglae.LapmikACo. H. Nlenine, (Borneo Company Ltd.) J. J. doe (J.100 words
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135 1881-04-02 1 Capital £1,600.000. Paid-up and Invested 700.000. Funds in Hand 1,200,000. Directors. Richord J. Ashton, E*q. Alfred Oooger. E»q. Thome* G. Barclay, WillUm Hawthorn, Robert C. L. Beran. Georg* Hibbert, Pereira) Boeanquet, Samuel Hyde, James Brand, >, William Lnll, Charles Care Cbarle* lfcrjnt, Geonre H.135 words
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48 1881-04-02 1 Established 1836. I Capital £1,000,000. Reserve £340,000. Tbe undersigned has been appointed Agent at Singapore or the above Company, and is prepared to accept risks by i first Class Steamers and Sailing vessels: H. W. GEIGER, Agent. Singapore, 14th Feby. 1878. (u.c.)48 words
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89 1881-04-02 1 Financial Position (1875.) Subscibed Capital £3,*****0. Accumulated Funds 1,778.,000. Annual Revenue from Fire Premiums 313,000. Life 133.000. Interest upon Invested Funds *****. The undersigned have to announce that they are the duly appointed Agents for this Company in Singapore with authority to grant89 words
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185 1881-04-02 1 HEAD OFFICE: 34, Cannon Street, London, b. c. (Incorporated purtuant to Actt of Parliament.) TRUBTEE3 OF THE GUARANTEE FUND: The Right Honourable Sir Richard Couch, (Late Chief Justice of Bengal.) Wm. Macandrew Esq., j. p., Westwood House,185 words
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740 1881-04-02 1 The Official Trustees of Bengal, Madras and Bombay; in whose names eighty per cent, of the Gross Premiums received on the Indian business, and interest, is invest- ed in Government Securities to meet claims arising in India. BANKERB: The Agra Bank, Limited, Solicitor A740 words
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103 1881-04-02 1 OFFICES OF THE COMPANY. Manchester—Exchange Btreet. Liverpool—2B, Exchang Street Bast Birmingham—l 2, Bennett’s HiU. London—lo, Oomhill. Glasgow—4, South Hanover Btreet Bristol—6o, Brosd Street. CHAIRMAN IN MANCHESTER. John Todd. Eaq. (Mesare. Todd A Coaton CHAIRMAN IN LIVERPOOL. Chas. Holland, Eaq. CHAIRMAN IN GLASGOW. Albx.103 words
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79 1881-04-02 1 FIRE AND LIFE. Capital ONE MILLION Stirling. Chairman— Alixandbr Ronaldson, Esq Vice Chairman— Jab. Nicol Fleming, Esq Beoretary— H. Ambrosb Bmith. F.lta. CHIEF OFFICEB: Edinburgh 17 Georob Strbbv. >->■” f ”ss£r“ {'sssssr Manchester 47 Brown Street. The undersigned having been appointed Agenta of the above79 words
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Article125 1881-04-02 1 The Directors of the above Company having arrived at the opinion that the improvement of social economies in India merits a redaction in the rates of Life Premium usually charged, have adopted an entirely new set of Indian Life Tables based upon the returns lately published by the125 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement58 1881-04-02 1 NETHERLANDS INDIA DISCOUNT COMPANY. Thb undersigned having been appointed Agents (by Power of Attorney dated Batavia, 19tb'June, 1869,) to the above Company are authorised to grant and buy bills on Java, discount acceptances, give money in loan on securities and generally to represent the said Bank at this place. HOOGLANDT58 words
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45 1881-04-02 2 capital, one miujos sterling HEAD OFFICE, 158, Leaden hall 8t»*et, London. The undeTmigned”have been appointed •auto for the above Company and are prepared to take Fire Insurance risks at s irrent rates of premium. A. L. JOHNSTON A Co. ldtHO-ck,45 words
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71 1881-04-02 2 Ta, steamers of this Company will be WM tro. Si.f.p»r« „«kl, »»r Penan,. Monhnein, B*n*oon and Calcutta. suaawtsssass Calient, Telhchery. Swx&ssaE Aoe. ok* to New York, Won and Philahooked through to London at £681* and £45-6-8 2nd Class. Por further particulars of sailing, rates71 words
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68 1881-04-02 2 Reduction in rate* of Passage. The following are the rates of passage that will henceforth be charged from Sine spore 1st claae 2nd class Deck. To Malacca 6 3 1 Penang 15 7.50 3 Z Moulmein 49 24 50 8 Rangoon 56A0 28.25 968 words
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Article75 1881-04-02 2 TAKING caeoo for KOBE, YOKOHAMA AND NAGASAKI. Mkssrs Apcar A Co.’s steamer Arra toon Apcar, Captain Mactavish, is expected here on or about the 27th instant, and will take cargo for above ports. Intending passengers must apply to the undersigned for passage tickets before proceeding on board, otherwise75 words
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Article69 1881-04-02 2 M ES8R8 Apcar A Co.’s steamer Japan, Captain Gardner, is expected here on or about the 21st instant, en route for above ports. Intending passengers must apply to tne undersigned for passage tickets before proceeding on board, otherwise they will not be admitted en board. For69 words
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STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, 2ND APRIL, 1881.
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144 1881-04-02 2 Gambler Kiosk Pepper... UoO. White Pepper, fair quality 17 75. Sago Fluor, Brunt 3 35Pearl Sago 3.5 U. Coffee, 800 toy as.- 14-*®-Tapioca, atuali Flak- 4 22}. Tin. -27.75. tu*. Mule twiet 108 8} Iba. Shirliig* 1-62} 7 do do I*s 6 doT.144 words
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REUTER’S TELEGRAMS. (For Straits Times.)
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Article315 1881-04-02 2 Loudon, W t April.—It is expected that Greece will acquiesce in the Turkish terms. The representatives of the Powers are urging this solution. The M. M. steamer Saghalien, left Saigon at 1 p. m. yesterday, passed Cape St. James at 5.40 p.m., and should therefore arrive here to-morrow afternoon.315 words
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311 1881-04-02 2 The following new notifications ap]>ear in yesterday’s Gazette H. E. the Governor has been pleased to appoint Me. T. A. Fox, to act temporarily and provisionally as Postmaster, Penang, vice Mr. A. J. G. Anson, absent on leave. Notice to Mariners is given that311 words
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Article363 1881-04-02 2 We condense the following items from the Journal Official A decree by the Governor, M. Le Myre de Vilers, dated th 21st February, s published in tbe issue of the 5th Match, abolishing from the 1st January 1S82 the use in the 20th- arrondisseroent, of all weigh ta363 words
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Article3206 1881-04-02 2 Bkri-Beri. Perhaps tbe most important part of the Report is that which deals with that mysterious disease Beri-beri. Dr. Rowell appears to have paid the greatest attention to it and gives an exhaustive account of it, its history, most probable cause or causes, and3,206 words
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Article1225 1881-04-02 3 The working of the Act has, on the whole, been satisfactory (luring the past year, though the results are by nc means such as, with a larger staff, might be achieved. One Vaccinator for the whole of Singapore is obviously insufficient. To work the Ordinance properly, be should have1,225 words
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Article178 1881-04-02 3 Perhaps the least satisfactory part of the Report is that concerning the working of the C. D. Ordinance, and for this reason, that while giving plenty of statistics and medical information, it says nothing whatever of the social effects of the Ordinance or its efficiency. The Ordinance178 words
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Article833 1881-04-02 3 We give this part of the report in full, and we think mo6t people will agree with Dr. Rowell that a new Asvlum is much needed, the present site and buildings being utterly unsuitable and even 'lUcreditable to the Colony:— •Siayap-rt—The site on which this Asylum rests is833 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement721 1881-04-02 2 fltto aubtrttftnunts. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE PROPERTY IN SINGAPORE TOWN. Belonging to the Estate of Stip Okas Bin Allie al Jcnibd.—Deceased. ON WEDNESDAY. THE 6th APRIL. At the Sale Rooms of thi Undersigned, 6 and 7 Raffles Place, at 2 P. M. Lor No. 1.—Part of Lot No 6.721 words
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Advertisement942 1881-04-02 2 SINGAPORE RACES. 8PRING MEETING. FIRST DAT. Mohdat, 25th April, 1881. First Race. Th* Roadsters’ Purse.—Value $100, $25 to the eeoond horse. For all horses owned by Members of the Club that hare never won any but Hack Races on any Oonrse. Horses running in this race are not allowed to942 words
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Advertisement957 1881-04-02 2 Ro-g a entered for seconi Hass Races muit be entered for the first second Class Race of the Meeting at a declared valne not to exceed 1500. The first second class race shall be weight for value and each following second class race s'-all be a handicap. Any horse entered957 words
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Advertisement478 1881-04-02 2 With referei dated 13th Oc* transfer to M whole of my 1 kong Opinm F Ban Ho t /El. ie Advertisement giXVX j shares in the HongChop Ban Ho Hong” g,” the same has been and cancelled. CHEANG HONG LTM. Singapore, 1st April, 1891. (to 30th inat. NOTICE. Neither the478 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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Article93 1881-04-02 3 Friday, Ist Apail. Spanish steamer Francisco Reyes,” 517 tons, Gardoqni, Manila 26th March. Syme A Co. British steamer Bivouac,” 831 ton*, Campbell, Saigon 28th March. Tan Kim Tian. British steamer Rosa,” 267 tons, Peterson, Batavia 28 th March, Lin Tiang Wah. Saturday, 2nd April. Dutch steamer “Patoeab,” 280 tons,93 words
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Article77 1881-04-02 3 Thursday, 31st March. British steamer Oemanli,” Wilcox, for Rangoon. Friday, Ist April British steamer Scotland/’ James, for London. British barque Bpinaway,” Bateman, for Mauritius. British steamer Rainbow,” Roselle, for Malacca A Klang. British steamer Louisa III.” Harmer, for Malacca A Klang. British steamer Martaban,” Mocre, for Bangkok.77 words
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Article300 1881-04-02 3 R O* TI Ship’s Names 'aptaihr i Flag v Ria. j>ras hisi From Oohsionebs o* Aobnt». Dmtimati»*. H i tIVALe Moori-lra 0 WAR Corfe H. M’s. str. 485 Man. 11 Penang Senior Naval Officer Station McKrimc Brit. sir. 560 Itaa. ShM 6. IS A. AC. Td.gr.pb300 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement334 1881-04-02 3 iiotiffS. EX GLENFRUIN.” Ehdtmion by the Earl of Bi ACONBPIELI), Charles Dickers' Work* complete. SAYLE A Co. Singapore, Ist April, 1881. EX "GLENFRUIN.” We have just received,— I El«y Bros’ Gas-tight Central Fibk Catrioor Casks. These Cases are specially suited for snap sction guns, and being primed with Eley's Waterproof334 words
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Advertisement623 1881-04-02 3 NOTICE. The undersigned has just received per mail steamer 15 and 18 carat Hall marked Gold Albert chains. J. MOTION, Jeweller, Flint Street. Singapore, 21st March, 1881. NOTICE. Katz Bros, have received per French Mail:— A lot of Mechanical toys; very nice and amusing. Abadie Cigarette Paper. Very tasteful and623 words
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Advertisement550 1881-04-02 3 tenders wanted, For the raising of the steamer Braemar Castle, which now lies in the Harbour of Penang in about nine fathoms f water. Tenders will be revived at the store of Messrs. Booh Teck A Co.. No. 29 Beach Street, Penang. Penang, 23rd March, 1881. (2 w.) I NOTICE.550 words
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Advertisement508 1881-04-02 3 SINGAPORE CLUB. Notice is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the Singapore Club will be held within the Beading Room of the Clnb, on Tuesday, 5th April, 1881, at 4.30 p. m.. W. B. SMITH, Secretary. Singapore, 25th March, 1881. to 5th April. NEW MAP508 words
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Advertisement432 1881-04-02 3 THE SINGAPORE J 5 RATED WATER MANUFACTOBT. NOTICE. The undersigned beg respectfully to inform tbe public of Singapore, that haring had nearly thirty yean’ experience in the manufacture of all descriptions of •rated waters, both in London and Cbii they bare opened theabore named establishment and are now prepared to432 words
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Docks.
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745 1881-04-02 4 Thi work* of the Company ere ntoatod •t Tinjong Pager, within one mile of the tow* of Snrapore, end oompnee the following establishments, vis Whuf.-Affording berthage for twenty ▼easel* et one time with sufficient water alongside for vessels of the heaviest draught, end protected745 words
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189 1881-04-02 4 This Company execute* ship*’ repairs of all descriptions in the most efficient ropean Shipwrights and Engineers. No. 1 Gbatiho Dock. liength—4ls feet. Depth of water from 14 feet to 154 fee* W.dth at Entrance 42 feet. No. t. Geavino Dock (Granite.) Length 469 feet.189 words
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372 1881-04-02 4 THE PRYE RIVER DOCK COMPANY LIMITED” Incorporated under the Indian Act X op 1866. CAPITAL t 200.000 In 2000 Shares of 100 each of which 9 93,900 hare already been subscribed. BOARD CF DIRECTORS. Datid Brown Esq.— Chairman. T. C. Bogaardt Esq. I G. P. Tolson Esq. J. M. Vermont372 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement476 1881-04-02 4 ifltsrfllanfous. I 8TB.Arra^iaE^COMPANY. DEPOTS: FLINT STREET Bblow Mb. Emmibsoh’s Tibbih Rooms AMD RIVER VALLEF ROAD. at Mbssbs. Howaeth, Ebskibb A Co.’s WoBBS. ICE AT ONE CENT PBR POUND 1 Will be delivered from the depots in I Flint Street and River Vallej Road from 6. a. m. till noon and476 words
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Advertisement676 1881-04-02 4 APOLLINARIS WATER, The Natural Soda Water. The queen of table waters. British Medical Journal. APOLLINARIS WATER. tST Snpplied continuously to the Table of H. R. H. THE PRINCE OF WALES daring the last five years. APOLLINARIS, THE NATURAL SODA WATER. 'Far superior to manufactured aerated waters. Medical Times and Gazette,676 words
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Advertisement750 1881-04-02 4 J. MOTION. Chronometer, Watch and Clock Maker, and Optician. Flint Strknt. Has always on hand a well selected stock of Jewellery. Watches, Olocks, Nautical Instruments, Ac., comprising Bracelets, Brooches, Earrings, Lockets, Ladies’ rings, Signet rings, Wedding rings, Keepers Albert chains, Guard chains, Ladies’ gold watohe. Gents’ ditto., I Silver watches,750 words
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Advertisement650 1881-04-02 4 ♦torts >nt> iStrtbanStst. JOHN LITTLE CO. GENERAL WAREHOUSEMEN Impoetees of Eueopeaw, Ohiwa, Japaw awd Manila Goods OUTFITTERS s Cheonometke. Watch, awd Clock Makees; JEWELLEBS AWD GOLD8MITHS WINE, SPIRIT AND PROVISION MERCHANTS. Outfitting Dkpabtmewt. Gentlemen’* outftiti made up on the ehorUet notice, fit guaranteed, and of the latest fashion. A large650 words
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Advertisement650 1881-04-02 4 ROBINSON CO. IMPORTER8 AMD GENERAL WAREHOUSEMEN. Drapers, Milliners, and Outfitters. Gentlemens’ Department. Every description of Gents’ Clothing made np on the shortest notice and of the latest styles, fit guaranteed. Cloths and Tweeds, in the best qualities. Boots and Shoes of the best London makea. Socks, the Balbriggan, Si'kand Merino.650 words
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Advertisement705 1881-04-02 4 KATZ BROTHERS, GENERAL ‘STORE, SINGAPORE. Commercial Square, ,OTt 8o»“<»- Hebhen steeds ling. n <f«. Felt and •T ,l n 'on* ™s»t Euyoekof«n I l.r Ifcrq—leeutieles -opsiwhs srti. ZSZTZ LSr r Wr j rood«. a rtf. Prli mo- -«er Mllvks torm. ‘I "'I'M M»i- prywra. All. 0 imm" TttMfrhsM n U705 words
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