The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 2 March 1865

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1 4 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
  • 18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. VOL. 32] SINGAPORE: THURSDAY MORNING, THE 2ND MARCH, 1865. [NO. 9
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 653 1 AGENTS. Streets Low DO I*— Mr F. Algnr, 11, Clement's Lene, Lombard PAKI»— Mr G. W. Yapp, No. 13, Rue D Angonleme, MALTA— Mr Muir, News Agent. BL Honor*. HOWOKOWO —Friend of Chin* Office. SttlPPtKOPENINSULAR an® ORIENTAL STEA8S NAVIGATION C02XC- PANT'S. Offices at New Harbour, and at the Borneo Company
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    • 678 1 SNIPPtN NOTICE SHIPMENTS having been made by the Company's Steamers to Shang-. hae, and other open Trading Ports in China, of Fire-arms, Munitions and Implements of War, as well as other Contraband Goods, stated to be Merchandise, and causing considerable loss and detention to the Company's Steamers, the undersigned hereby
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    • 589 1 INSURANCES* NOTICE. 'pHE undersigned having been appointed Agents The Ham bum Ubbbbwutbxs. n Rottbbbam Uhdbbw aimas, and Issues*CN Comtabibs or Nbw Yobx, Bostob Philadelphia request that all cases of shipwreck be communieated to the— by the HaaUr or Survivor* on their reaching this pott, for the information of either ef
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    • 684 1 THE QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY. 156, LKADENHALL STREET. LONDON, E.C. QUBBH INSURANCB BUILSIHOS, LITBBPOOL. CAPITAL ONE MILLION 8TERLING. THE GENERAL PROGRESS OP THE COMPANY during the last five year* is thus shown, vis:— FIRS PRBMTUlfH 1st jmr 12,569 8 5 Ditto 2nd 24,996 14 2 Ditto fird 88,482 16 8 Ditto
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    • 585 1 AGBKT8. BiTiTU~Ht«n Laage h Co., BookaaDen. CALCUTTA —MeaaraTbaeker, Spink It Co. Sti PI*A««— Oaxetu Oflea. F rill IIIIIMCtr RATES FOR BUILDINGS AND THEIR CONTENTS AT SINGAPORE. Wot leu than per Cent per Annum. Brick and Stone and covered with Tiles, Slates or Metal... Brick And Lath and Plaster... Vessels in
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
    • 18 2 At Glassmount, Singapore, on the 1st March, the Wife of Joiln M. Pubvis, Esq., of a Son.
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  • 3978 2 TUUUSDY MOUNLIG, 2*0 MARCH, 1365. Meteorological Observations For the week ending February, 1865. The extreme variation Ac... I70 The Max. Temperature Ac, 90° The Max. Tem. Ac. last year 90° Inches. Total fall of rain in week.... 0.82 Ditto U«t year 0.00 Ditto fall between 1st
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 766 2 NOTtCt, THE Interest and responsibility of No AH NAP in the Chop SENG WHAT ceased on the 29th of October last, and the business will be conducted by the undersigned under the same Chop. NG AH WHAT Singapore, 24 th December, 1864. {go antt Consumers of Coal tn Singapore. HAVING
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    • 573 2 AMMUNITION. TARGET 11 Fx XT SfltJAkS. Reprewete mti|i ■booting at 600 yarda, with ELEY'S ENFIELD 6ARTIIDCES. ELEY'S AMMUNITION OF EVERY DESCRIPTION For Sporting or Military Purposes. DOUBLE Waterproof Central Fire Cap#, Felt Waddings to prevent the leading of Guns, Wire Cartridges for killing Game, &c n at long distances, Breech
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    • 421 2 TO' LET /Mm rPHAT commodious nod pleasantly ilmfll. situated Dwelling House in Beach SnapUM Road, next the Hotel (TEurope, lately occupied by J. CASTELXTMS X Apply to MIDDLETON, HARRISON and CO. Singapore, 18/A February, 1865. Jules Mebin A Co's. Brtaif THE undersigned are Importers of the above Brandy, and grant
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  • 20 2 DEATH. At Marine Villa, Singapore, on the morning of the 23rd ultimo, ANKE, the wife of DAXIEL ROBE, ESQ Ship-builder.
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  • 578 3 (From the Handelsblad February 15 Bue'enzorg— On the31st January about 4 P.M. a alight shock of earthquake was ft-It here, but its duration was too short for the direction to be ascertained. A violent thunderstorm with a strong wind broke out at half past five which lasted an hour
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  • 1308 3 (From the Pinang Gazette, February 18.J We are sorry to learn that Cholera prevails to some extent both in the North of the Province and in the Quedah territory just across the Mudah. We understand that several fatal cases have occurred, and there are signs only too apparent of
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  • 213 3 (From the Moulmein Observer Deer. 20.) THK RECORDER OF BRITISH BURMAH. It has been reported that Dr. W. H. Clarke, the Recorder of British Burmah, will shortly proceed to England on leave; and this report has been further confirmed by Dr. Clarke's household property being advertised for auction sale.
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  • 488 3 {From the Overland Bengal Hurkaru, Febg. 6.) The Sind Railway surveying party have reached Bahawulpore. It may interest some of our readers to know that a third issue of Delhi Prize Money, probably of ten rupees per share, will shortly be made. Two issues sufficed to exhaust the booty
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  • 454 3 Encounters With Tigers. 44 One day last week a Royal tiger having made its appearance close to the village of Puggydial, in the Kurnool district, while Colonel Cotton waa inspecting the distribution channels in the NagSlore division, which is under charge of Mr William Cotton, executive engineer, the colonel,
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  • 278 3 GOLD PROSPECTS IN TASMANIA. —On Tuesday the 22nd December, Mr. Morrison drove with Mr. Hargraves from Campbell Town to Ormley, the seat of Mr. Steiglitz, and next day they went on to Mangana. Mr, Hargraves inspected the reefs and machinery. The small machine was at work amalgamating tailings from
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  • 240 3 It has been officially announced that, henceforward. printed prices current, and printed commercial lists received in this country from the colonies and foreign countries will be classed in all respects with newspapers, and will not be charged on delivery with any postage above that usually charged upon newspapers from
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 1250 4 THE MW mn€N RIMIBY By Royal Letters Patent, under the special sane Hon of Her Majesty's Government, and the Chiefs of the Faculti de France. THBRAPION or CURB OF CURES; This soooesaful and highly popular medicament, as employed in the continental hospitals by Boston, Jobert, Velpeau, and others, combines all
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    • 1058 4 three days effect a core when caphi, cqW*. 4c have utterly fated. fc"M 4a 6d 11 s and 334 per box. The superiority of these celebrated' skdiMeds ober every thing- «f the kind is universally aeknowleiised, end the extraordinary demand for the<» is without precedent* t Many there are, who
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    • 619 4 SING A POKED IS PEN S A KY. H ».F I■' F T •i* tf <, > lit I 1 :tf I. >.» II (j I 1 XTT&TT' j t t«« but-'w WE have given over the entire management of this Dispensary to Mr ROBBBT JAMIE, late Manager of Mr
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    • 124 4 AtoJLjQr t O'UT VWEUR tonic and refreshing fume, Md a powerful disinfectant'. Its useful and sanitary properties render it an indispensable re inisiia, especially in warm climates... OTHER ARTICLES RECOMMENDED— RIMMEL'S LAVEKDEB WATER, distilled from Mitoham 'flowers. i RIMMEL'S JOCTET CLUB, Prangipane, Ac. of exquisite frKgranoe. RPOTEL'S GLYCEKINE, .Honey, Windsor.
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    • 881 4 BE If tors WATCHES ABB CLOCK, WATCH 1 AND CLOCK MAHBB, BY SPBCIAL A*-; THRMBNT, TO IIIB ROYAL HlOHBBSS TH» PRINCE OB WALKS. Opinions of the London Press npoiu Benson's Groat (Hock and Watches in the Exhibition, 1 $62. «A more salee--of Engl.th clock- did andexquisilewotk on a large y
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