The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 27 October 1859
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section24 1859-10-27 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. VOL. 261 SINGAPORE: THURSDAY MORNING, THE 27TH OCTOBER, 1859. 1"1 j 1 f IT f [NO. 4324 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement850 1859-10-27 1 AGENTS [Lombard IJI*nun—Meases Algmr Street, II. Clement'.- Lane, W. Yapp, Hue Montpensier, No. 6. MALTA— Mr Muir, New- Agent. I H0MKOI6—Friend ol China Office. J PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANYS OFFICE Battery Road —Singapore. QCITWAR® M ktLS. ONE of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's Steam-ships, with the850 words
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Advertisement750 1859-10-27 1 nonet. PASSENGERS per P. and 0. CO'B steamers are requested to take Notice, that on and after the 1st January 1857, their Baggages will be weighed and labelled before shipment, and any excess of the regulated weight will be charged for at the rate of drs. 14.40 per cwt. to750 words
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Advertisement604 1859-10-27 1 ana NoDinty of Grsat Britain, THE FIRST PRODUCTION IN THE WORLD FOR THB Growth, Restoration f and tor Improring and KEAUTli'IlMtt THE HtTMAM ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL proved beyond qoeatioi by eanmhl wwlbteMWl MliOBTcnjA It prevents H»lr from frlltr,? off «r tt hff Snr, atreagd mm weak Hair, -Iriani ft from604 words
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Advertisement623 1859-10-27 1 'titsi lUfStlWF FTpHK undersigned baring appointed Agents Cai the,above .Society, ere to take Risk* and great Policies, pajffcle in London, Caloutta, Bangnoo, Singapore and China. rS i a as 1 fcAiiKlES MOSES. Singapore, let October. 1854. "> .< (COTICS. TTHE undersigned have been appointed Agents for the Insurance Companies of623 words
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Advertisement688 1859-10-27 1 T —r— fW ,"WI4 nwciw TW1 *WW N0THJJS8 OP PIBMB OfclUTAi. IMK COK.r9RA.TIO«i* MiiliMI H :«s*. "■""■■■g v 1U w a TS arrtnt of the Lords Commissioners of Her j Majesty's IVeAsury, a Branch Bank of this Corpo y, ration Iqyl been established in Singapore, with authority to carry on688 words
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Advertisement742 1859-10-27 2 FOB SALE AMICLMS FOR SALS AT TU MMUlMOR BOOMS OF ..ton* urn* 4 COMMERCIAL MQUAR8—SIR6AF0RE. OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT. aad Cotton; Button*— Naval and. Z u* Were v> f* wm vw KS 3 Damask, Linen, and Cotton,Bengal; Bengal and Dam«u»k, a great variety; TTTJi i I 3H1 ,ili I mi aHyC Printed742 words
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Advertisement364 1859-10-27 2 Rifles ditto, Pistols ditto j* Paste Flasks, Cops; Wads, Cartridges, dec.Ice. LADIES* OUFIITIlfOE DBPARTkEEf. Bonnets—finite, Talk, Jc ltef, fitlk,direct ft*** Palli Dunstable, Straw, and Hone Hair; Berlin Wool.o #r> Hairdo. i ST jyg m -T-» 35 Baftee*Hteteand Ifrte Utawd SUttt, bMtdMLBbete, wonted, Robes, DftSMe, Frocks, and 8ocks; CbUdno's Silk Qlores:364 words
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Advertisement963 1859-10-27 2 FOB 8AEE FOR SALE IN the immediate neighborhood of the Town of Singapore, the' eery desirable property of C. R. PaiHsxr, Esquire, lying between tne Orchard and Bukhr Timah Roads, and consisting of Hills ind'toa/ Grounds daily encreasing in value. Thbse Lands' win be sold in lots to suit pubchasers,963 words
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Advertisement720 1859-10-27 2 FOR SALS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. rpHE undersigned has received instructions from the Administrator to the Estate of the late WM. 8POTTISWOODK, Esq., to sell by Public Auction, on Thursday, the 26th January, I860, at 1 p. Those substantially built and very commodious ALSO The Nutmeg Plantation near the Sepoy Lines known720 words
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Advertisement813 1859-10-27 2 •OKOSONOH tJOfptJOg 'oMTiatTH Y *MOO3 ussojf *b»g[ k aw>iarrj| 99JJ '„Y»Orj y or *C"ddb -nqnorM*d joj uinau* aad spuna/pnw «noqX au O sW aiswu -isnq axpjo ygaid oqt 8A<mm xh, popuEmrnoo sl«*pi seq put '&r 9l i gudq&ou p»q«qq»isa re* aoded ujqx wnQ* SkotbTutjj t« umotm jad«d*»tf oq* jo %>?813 words
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Article17 1859-10-27 3 At Singapore, on the 20th current, the Wife of F. B. PEXXUU, Esq., of a Sox.17 words
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Article6220 1859-10-27 3 DAY MORNING, «7TH OCTOBER, 18S0. The P. O. Co's Steam-ship Malabar, Captain Grainger, from Hongkong the 12th current, arrived here on the morning of the 20th, and proceeded to Bombay, and Galle via Pinang, early on the moruing of the 21 st. The United States Steam6,220 words
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Article393 1859-10-27 4 FORGERY IN NAME OF ACTING CHIEF JUSTICE. THE Chinese are certainly an astute and cunning people. But this is more directly seen in their officials, always men of high education —as education goes in this country. W e can well remember the correspondence which took place between the Government393 words
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Article3555 1859-10-27 4 oo THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT AND ITALY. (From the Monetiur.) When facts »|>eaks for themselves, it seems at first sight that there is little to be gdried by exp aining them. Nevertheless, when passion or intrigue distort the Amplest things, it becomes nece.»sary to set their character ina true light,3,555 words
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Article1152 1859-10-27 4 Vessel x Names. Tons\ Commatulets. .1 Consignees. j 11. M's. steamer Hooghly 175 Wright, Esq. Ajner. steamer St. Laws 900 Stephenson I V Williams, Anthon and cc Discharging Amer. ship Cohota 690 Day Ditto 'Uncertain Amer. ship Isabella 1021 Cotfin Ditto 1 Hongkong Macao 1?. steamer1,152 words