The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 16 October 1893

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    18 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. fHIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE. MONDAY i6th OCTOBER, 1893. DAILY ISSUE. NY 1,885
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      918 1 ,«:ninsular and oriental steam navigation COMPANY. o»hcb Coi'yer Quay. Wharves, New Harbour. >! LINES >7 The mail stefirrers may be expected to arrive c:!- .»nd kWN v ..n iptre homewards as f< "uw, OUTWARD. homewak;) c c Oct. Rohir.a Od 18th. Ravenna Oct Pyde No*. Ist. pt,-..i Nov. 171* Malwa
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      662 1 MORDDEUTSCHEN LLOYD BREMEN. Imppriai. Gkbmah Mail. nphe fast and well known steamen of this tine run -I rtgularly between Breroerhavm and Shanghai, calling en route at Antwerp, Southampton, G<-noa, Naples, Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Singapore and Honsjkons.'. In connection witl the anrmls ,;nd departures of these m;.i! steamers the
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      914 1 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART I For Bor»bo Povrsvia Bawean and Sounibaya MAATSCHAPPIT. on the Bth of every month a steamer runs m this X direction taking direct car^o ami passengers to (Under contract with the Netherlands India Bandierma^sin, Pule Laut, Fassir and Cotie. ljovernni>'ntj. Agents at Singapore Ship Agency late Cnce
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      117 1 Howarth, Erskine, IMPROVED Diving Apparatus PEARL DIVERS OTHERS Expected t<< arrived on an early date. T* UD C C CTTC SIEBE GORMAN'S i~l X IN Jfcv C* o three motion Diving Machine Air-Pumps tompiete with all accessories and Spare Gear. DAMAGED OR WORN PLANT EFFECTIVELY AND EXPEDITIOUSLY REPAIRED. Howarth, Erskine,
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      673 1 XJONQKONG AND SHANGHAI XA BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPIIAI $10,000,000 RESERVE FUND 3.900,000 RESERVE LIABILITY OF PROPRIETORS J $10,000,000 Court or Uirkctors. Chairman— H. HOPPIUS, Hsq. Deputy Chairman— C. J. HOLLIDAY, Esq. Carl Jaktzbk, Esq. A. McConachie, Ksq H. H. Joseph, Esq. J. S. Mosks, Esq. Hon. J. Keswick. i D.
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      506 1 NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Fl BOS i..,.'. 5i. 836. Heavi Reduction m Rates. New plan life policies on Bta-opean lives m the Straits. PlT'l FARCKKN C.... Agents. Un. 1. TRANSATLANTIC KIRT INSURE ANCE Co., Ltd.. of HAMBURG. NORTH GERMAN FIFE INSURANCE Co HAMBURG. HAMBURG BREMEN FIRF INSURANCE Co.. HAMBURG.
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      386 1 p \CiriC HAIL SI E VMSHIP COMPANY r|CCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAI STE A A S H IP COMPA N V i Frat' ,■■■'> 1 Of S;, S -of the iboweS H To other F urop j- it crop Special reduced rates gi n f i\e Army, N.-ivy, and < x <
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  • Correspondence.
    • Letter
      A Question of Reporting.
      412 2 Mr John Aluus and H.E. Sir Cecil Ci.ementi Smith. 1 -hi Kdjtor. Sir.—I addressed the annexed letter to the Resident Council! r of Pemng. an i h i ha- informed me verbally that, as the < w orda alluded to by m an 1 as reported
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    CRICKET.
    30 2 ras played on Saturday upo I j 4 D b Dndet linings Faibot's Sid*. 11 '!,rren 2 i I »n v :< ~en \< is l I. H. Can r. G.
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    A NEW LINER.
    162 2 ai or ton* i aad hei I ihe engines also lied j ''he baiWen the Lon bi IGbufi a Ei gineei Bg and Iron Ship bonding < i I compoond ivins -24 m ,39m. a I lianetei m stroke. fhe r ark. Ibyil m I i proved
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    OVERHEARD ON THE RACE COURSE.
    38 2 llwj Mm n Gn d Sland to <■ il wn mi Jockej riding What's tl u>■■■■• on ie-n:.. man J i tooi OUSpor m d Sumd Hei mi I -a-c Mid o tffaand l^'
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    THE SINGAPORE AUTUMN RACE MEETING.
    2447 2 THE SINGAPORE AUTUMN RACE MEETING. Notes and Anticipations The entries which closed at noon on I Saturday are quite up to the average, and bar accidents we ought to have good fields and capital racing. They are much as I expected, except that X C. B. is going second class
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    56 2 ->- Professor P. M- Sers, who has lately b'-A-n giving exhibitions of the latest im« proved form ol Edison's Phonograph at Hongkong and Saigon, lia> arrived m i Singapore, where he purposes giving a few entertainments. Invitation Seances may also be arranged for at private residences. Newspaper reports speak favourably
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    At the Principal Hotels.
    392 2 Raffles Hotel. Mr. E. R. Koek Col. Chard, v. < r. c. Mr. G. Urutia Mr. G. Theodoolu Capt. F>. G. Parkinson Mr. S. Marsli.il! Major L. R. Dowdall Mr.C W. Hewpifl Mr. K. Anderson Mr. J. K. Romt-nij Mr. Mrs. H. Tuning Mr. A. Straessle
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    EXCHANGE.
    73 2 (COKHCCTBO LI TO October l'l On Los nos. Hank 4 m s 2 f» demand 2s\ Priyate credits 3m 3 2.6J dnniments 3 m s 2 d\ credits om s 26\ On Indh. Bank -!i> <v 1... 195 OW HONGKOKO. B tnk demand dis. k Java. B.nk demand 1
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    PRODUCE.
    125 2 (October [6.J fin f 37-* Gamliier 6..v> do. (^ube No. I 10. So do. do. No. 2 840 |',;ppi r, Black (ordinary Spore) '(''s.7s A>. While, (Kair !.;W=s% j 1080 Nutmegs 150s 10 tlic ib.)... 82. Mace (Bandaj 7->. Cloves (Ambmna) 19. H i Kacks) ,V>. Pengerang Liberiaa 3<>
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    SMOKING CONCERT.
    458 2 Soldiers' Sailors' Home. A very pleasant entertainment was given at the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home, Hill Street, on Saturday night, the items on the programme being provided by several local amateurs for the benefit of the military and naval men who visit the Hume. The little show was
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    PRIVATE ENTERPRISE AND RAILWAYS.
    1184 2 The full text of the Resolution of the Government of India on the subject of the encouragement which it is now proposed to hold on; f 1 Lhe investment of private capital m the construction of branch lines and extensions of existing railways m India, is
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    SHARE LIST, OCTOBER
    206 2 16th, i S Q3- 1 1 -v■ Pud Shires I M'&-- <^ pfcai Brk pa •< .Won I Btokof C H tSSX i FonirfiT- Si 50 Non.in .1 nk ofCk ni lap. ft Strata *j l£» Foaaden 'i 5 «J ranjoag Pa -..r Rock. j:-^ Sdkn. la
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      254 2 QCEAN STEAM S.ilP C >1| The Compan\ j itaUMn Ifl pooltmtwaioafor Straitaaed Ctua I homeward- for London rwr\ commodation for fir?t and third lat p rving a Surgeon and St»— idi Through Bills ot LaAlhg are is Chii japan, Maniia. Saigon. Sumatra !!•■•-> \.r;h 8.. r neo, Siam, Malacca and
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      348 2 Passengers Arrived. Oet 14.— Per Madura Mr. R. D. Dickie, Mr. C. N. Baker Assist. Surveyor Childs, Mr. W. A. Easion, Mr. S. \V. Donne, Mr. P. H. SI a i, Mrs. Cornfield. Oct. 15.— Per Tibre: Mr. Sere. Per Rajah Hruok, Mrs. Maxwd Mr. Frere. Oct. i6.r-Per Htbe Mr-.
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      787 2 VESSELS IN PORT. Flags 4 Ton Captain Jklltwed I'rom Men. -oi- War Egbkia Hnt. i«o Field Od Sr. X. Ofl Pai LAf Bnt 1 McLetd Sep. j; Ba \gjkak sr. M Other Vessels AtfHBBST Brk. tflfl Shimmcn Oct. 14 X Am ivivs Rrit. cli., 75 Kart Ai-TRu.isn Br.:. 554 Halboyc
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      159 2 i BSSKL.S EXPE Civin, re, A1 I- j I t kWDRI M iMTeM A-.1 Hl:r (J 1 1 Bkw t v C lvde, Land n, Img 24 I J I X v Dißl' I)I(I M 1 I I E kb, 1 1 b mbuiv S I lon, S B ixiov,
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