The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 8 September 1859
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section18 1859-09-08 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. VOL. 26] SINGAPORE: THURSDAY MORNING, THE 8TH SEPTEMBER, 1859. [NO. 3618 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement848 1859-09-08 1 AGENTS- [Lewbard Street. lOMDOK— Me»r» Alg»r It Si reel, 11, Clement'* Lane, PARI*— Mr GW. Yapp, Hue Montpeimier, No. 6. MALTA— Mr Muir, Newt Agent. HOHSKOWG— Friend ol China Office. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM H NAVIGATION CO MP A NTS OFFICE s Battery Road—Singapore. OQYWkm MAtL5>. ONE of the Peninsular848 words
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Advertisement739 1859-09-08 1 ttOTiei. PASSENGERS per P.-and O. Go's steamers are requested to take Notice, that on and after the Ist January 1857, their Baggages will be weighed and labelled before shipment, and any exoees of the regulated weight will be charged for at. the rate of drs. 14.40 per cwt. to Sues,739 words
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Advertisement796 1859-09-08 1 PATRONIZED BT u QIJEEN VICTORIA," The Royal W Ths SBvsrai THE FIRST PRODUCTION IN THE WORU) FOR THE Growth. Restoration, and for Improving •ad REAUTITIW TBS HVKiI BIDMi ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OA P™*** l teieae < qhUd« by lta nonmfel re.«R» far mm* thun UUionnTMit. ItmiNlilUir from fallingoff of tan- Mr796 words
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Advertisement645 1859-09-08 1 INSURANCES, SUN F'BE OFFICE, LONDON. ESTABLISHED 1710. 1 THE Managers of the SUN- FIRE OFFICE, LONDON, bag to inform the Merchants at X LONDON, bag to inform the Merchants at Singapore, that they have constituted and appointed the undersigned as their Attorniee to issue Policies of Insurance against Fire on645 words
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Advertisement648 1859-09-08 1 ACKKTS. BATAVIA—MEIWRI L*njje k CE., Bookseller*. CALCUTTA— M«*er»Th»cker, Spluk fcCo. SiAodrew'* Pi HANG— Gazette Office. (TArerjr NOTICES OF FIRMS T S hbieby GIVEN, (hat theCo-partnerabip under which Thomas Samcrl Rawsor, William WemTss Krr, A Villi am Patrron, and Herkt M inch in Simons, have heretofore carried oh business as Merchant*648 words
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Advertisement1021 1859-09-08 2 FOB SALE ARTICLES FOR SALR AT THS COMMISSION BOOMS Of Mm UTTLt M, COMMERCIAL BQUAKB—SINGAPORE. OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT. Slippers -Psris end London-msde J" Catpet B«m of vtrioMiiw: Corduroy Paramatta, Cash mere; Saxony, M till,sod Tweed Vss*** L <*»»•> »>«ck, Linen Driß,*»d Dl for TroiMeHnfs, Flennel sod Flannel ghirto; Hate—Black and wkMe1,021 words
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Advertisement526 1859-09-08 2 tfUUKia, Ffekle gtahfia; Liuuur #tai«l«; Office Knives, See.; Dressing Caeea: Titnlin Be<ks; Argand 11 anging, Table R Wall Lamps; Spare Glasses, Jce.; Bugg> and Carriage Harness; Sad dies—cemplete Buggy and Hiding Wliipa; Fowling pieces en eases. Double Ham-lied—complete from Jfertimer"i Rifles ditto, Pistols ditto; Powder Flasks, Nipplee, Sitot Flasks; Gunpowder,526 words
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Advertisement995 1859-09-08 2 SALE and Bukit Tiinab Roads, and consisting of Hills and Low Grounds daily enceeasing in iralm, These Lands wffl be sold ifi lute to suit pqf» chasers, and all further particulars may be learned' from Mr Xivan, the Superintendent of the Estate, or from Messrs MaxtTv, Drcs k €o. Singapore,995 words
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Advertisement793 1859-09-08 2 FOR SALE AITVBN, O'SOUZA ACQ. SHIP CHANDLERS, AUCTIONEERS AND SAILMA KEIIS, SAVE always on hand the following well se lected stock of NAVAL STOBKS at veri i^lejrice*—' A Russian and English Co BDAGB —1 to 9 inches. Tar' D LINK, MABLIN, SPUN YABB —well assorted CANVAS —Ist apd 2nd quality,793 words
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Advertisement815 1859-09-08 2 Afi.l KM PORTER, brand from Hs admirable k nprtioo «n<l >«. increasing sale in aD the Colonial Markets, in some established reputation of 30 rears' the Commissariat at .mpfe tnal, forUs <TKftisovndness and Bottlers of their own manufacture. 1•* most extensive establishment in Great BritJi* the Bottling of Matt Bqacw,815 words
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Article499 1859-09-08 3 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS, Vtw &r t I fear TOUT attractive proposal of a Government Loan mr the completion of the Church has not produced any favorable effect, though worthy of the beat attention of Christian capitalists—but does our present Excellency know that not a499 words
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Article2065 1859-09-08 3 THURSDAY MORNING, BTH SEPT., 1850. H. M.'s Troop Steam-ship Adventure, Captain Lacy, from Hongkong the 21st ultimo, arrired here on the morning of the I st current, and proceeded to Calcutta on the morning of the 4th. The P. O. Co's steamer Granada, Captain Towneend, from2,065 words
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Article1084 1859-09-08 3 QMUU ME£TIHC. Singapore, August 19M 1859. Present —The Ilon'ble Captain 11. Mann, President T. Dunman, Esq., W. Howard, Eaq., W. Mactaggart, Esq., H. M. Simons, Esq. Sago Manufactories. —A Letter from Mr Little to the Secretary was read requesting that an attap banksal at the foot of Institution1,084 words
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Article530 1859-09-08 3 From Bombay Thursday, 25 th August. To Calcutta, FROM INSPECTOR. TO SKCRBTART TO GOVBMMMBKT OF INDIA. FIRST BULLETIN. By ibe steamer Noma we have news from London to tbe 3rd August. The Indian Budget was announced on the let of August. A loan of nearly530 words
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Article2475 1859-09-08 3 (From, the Ocexltmd China Mail August 24.) From the North of China we have the important intelligence that Mr Ward, the American Minister, has been courteously received by the Chinese authorities, and has entered Peking, where he was to exchange the ratified treaties. An officer who accompanied him a2,475 words
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Advertisement67 1859-09-08 3 FOR SALS. V MM PEKIWSULAE AHD ORIENTAL I STEAM NATIOATION COMPACT'S STEAM SHIP CANTON," 818,8 Tons RRH Register, 150 Horse-power, is of lixht draught of Water, sad well known M a moat deeiruble River Steamer* If not dispose of by private sale, she will be offered for sale by Public67 words
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Article417 1859-09-08 4 (From the Englishman, August 'ii.J Her Majesty's government have resolved to send a confidential officers to South America to collect seeds and plants of the Chinchona in order to introduce them into India. We have received the following account of the salvage of the ship Regina from a correspondent:417 words
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Article1883 1859-09-08 4 MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR AT THK CHINESE CAMP, LONG GULLY. (From the Btndigo Mercury.) On Sunday afternnoon information was obtained by sergeant O'Neil, of the detective Police, that, in consequence of a quarrel between two parties of the Chinese, < a fight was to come off between them at the Long1,883 words
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Article714 1859-09-08 4 ADTICK TO TOOTH. Lord Palmer*ton never, perhaps, looked to better advantage than he did Mtwothhr day at University Cottage, presiding o»e* the distribution, of prixea, an occasion of which he availed htlnrelf to address Tils youthful audience i» a apeecb pregnant widi the wisest instruct km. Pea* severance is>a714 words
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Article954 1859-09-08 4 v i. Vessel > Name*. TVasj Commuudet s. Consignees. Destination, fpc. 11, M.'s stejunpr Esk 1175 Sir It. McCluro v H. M.'s steamer Dalhousie Hopkins, Esq. 374 Hifdreth Madras B. barq Sappho Hamilton, Gray and co. Freight or charter Danish barq Dmuebrog 118 Simesen Ditto 'Williams,954 words