The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 21 October 1896
1896-10-21
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section8 1896-10-21 2 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1896.8 words
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Article, Illustration497 1896-10-21 2 The Singapore Free Press. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1890. 1 ora >■■■' Ij i< boijjetun' loconyenjent ■<'><! injudicious to celebratt- anniversaries tliat. whilr they commemorate the glory o! Qiyi naljoDj almost *> dire(tl) keep alive the ivniein brance m aaotber quarter ol .1 deep national humiliation. tVday i», however, historically peibaps497 words
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Article804 1896-10-21 2 Owing to ihe absence ol Mr. C O. i Bla^den on sick leave Mr. Woodward ml\ act ah Police Magistrate fora week. San Francisco wires this morning a further advance o( s<> < < l ()!(1 m n)rthat i* pt.-r barrel ol lour sai ks. Ihe market is rising. Mr.804 words
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Article195 1896-10-21 2 A resident of Singapore, not being quite sore of bis uationality, applies to that Universal Provider/ 5 ol Mr. Üboucbefe. l» Truth, dated Spt H**> appears tins paragraph A gentleman at Singapore invites me to crack this little nut for liion. His father u^ a195 words
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Article157 1896-10-21 2 ST. GEORGE 'S THEATRE. A concert and variety entertainment wa, given on Saturday night at St. George Theatre, TangKn, which went ott with great success, many items being eacoied Mr. Wallace wa 5 Musical Director, SergtMajor Fraser, Stage-manager, and Bandsman Challons presided at the piano. Ibe following was til-.- programme157 words
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243 1896-10-21 2 THE VOLUNTEERS AND THE LEE-METFORD. 1 he War Uffi< c has at length d -ckled to arm the Volunte< t 'orce with a new rifle. Prompt cairytng out theii decision tiu London wTespondeol of the B 'mingkam Gast tiu authorities have asked the Horn. District S 4oateet regimeats to -cr.d243 words
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Article232 1896-10-21 2 Taa Pii->n^ Simi i Ihe cricket nutf Simla p. the Parseej, turnnenccd. at Poooa on the 7th. I lie Patsees m heir first innings made i 12, the chiel contributors jeing (jagrat *4, iVip r Merhoniec 1 'he Mrela total was onl) 7 of which Macnagl -en232 words
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Article141 1896-10-21 2 Ji_utu. Oi-i. 7Ul.— correspbndent ia\s that the plague whs imported from the Persian Gult m bales of d.ite-lniii. and warm the Health OnVer to nuke raid un an) new an vals of dates and /;.///yya from Bombay. Pracaationary measuies a^a nst the pl-^uj ire being qmt&ly141 words
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Article158 1896-10-21 2 Military cycling t$ attracting increased attention, the utility of cycle corps i, now adiiiitiuti on all hands Ironi t lie Commander-. n-C hiei downvv.idb. Hence the advance which military cycling is making m France ha^ a peculiar interest. A correspondent lias given some interesting descriptions ol the evolutions158 words
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Article148 1896-10-21 2 SVe n M ti^e /rotr the last fr'rxv Bulletin that the new rubber industry m Lagos is tftilj expanding rapidiy, being exposed ihencaat the rate of about /.-,o,(»oo worth a month. The industry owes its cx J-»— lo a wild [jlanl which was only disioveied m h148 words
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Article90 1896-10-21 2 The Joint Action of the Powers. The Status of the Dardan lies. A Conference Probable Reports coming liom i J an- and Set foreshadow joint diplomatic tctioa |m Britain. Fratut, and Russia with the ■jt j 1 of securing t ne opening o! the Dardanelli to toreign vvarhhips.90 words
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Article689 1896-10-21 2 Sergf A L Cartwright, from tb< umberiand Kusilien m ptMB iiccund lieutenant, the Durban Infantry. H. H. S. Pique ha^ arrived ai Hoi gi [TOM Tam.-ui. That ship i- MtttOai I h.iving been told oft to th<- southern divisio 1 1 at Singapore Hoagkongite* tayc the have nist reason to689 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement335 1896-10-21 2 COALS THE HOKKAIDO TANKO TETSUDO KAISHA The Hokkaido Coal Mine Railway Co.) Capital $12,000,000 Offices, Tokyo Japan raihraj system d the Hokkaido, a»d the YUBAKRI, <( ,x > IKLSHUMBETSU coai mines. Production Ouo ouo tun> .i ar- a~o steamship owners. V re wmgst the xcrv finest Japan both ler STKAMHRS335 words
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Advertisement277 1896-10-21 2 [JOHN LITTLE CO, LIMITED TAILORING DEPAETMEITC. Hiv. just received a shipmeul ut ihe 1 H ieb-< lass mateiial called Viyella" For Day Shirts, Tennis Shirts. Bajus and Pyjamas, Tennis Suits and General Wear. rr.iM extensive practical lests il l)a^ been foaad thai tiu process ol manufac- ire make a most277 words
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Advertisement788 1896-10-21 2 Municipal Debentures 5% Singapore 1. .-mil Co. s Shares. KKAHKK Kxchaitge au»l si ..h Brokeis. ITarmstons GRAND CIRCUS. AND Royal Menagerie of Wild Animals A SI Ct KSS UNPARALLELED ACHIEVED HV O1 X GkKVI COMPAHt 01 SI *X ARTISTS. Hut one unanimous verdict on all sid( s fiora ihe large788 words
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Advertisement470 1896-10-21 2 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE. \\J 1 1. 1. AM rOWNSHEND BATTEN, late W Manager ol the Singapore Gas Co., and now Dircxtoi of the Company, Ha, been unanimously elected Deputy Cltainnan by the Hoard. Oct. 21. 24 MOONA PAKIR MUTAN Co. 632-5, Nokth liKiDi.ic Road. COI OKKDi HEVIOTSERGE. Navy. Brown, Cardinal,470 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous121 1896-10-21 2 The Week. Wedncbday, 2lt>t Hitrh Water 10.5 .1. 0.44 p. Paper Chase meet (Jrang'. Grov«. ,-1 j St. L'ecifia Band, Espfanadci 8-^0 pjtt Karmston's Qrms, 4 p.m. and p p.i.^. l uli Moon, I I- 1 Z p.m. Thursday, 22nd Hitfh Water: [0.30a. ll.i'Jp. Races, Second I)>\ Exchange Bank^ (lose.121 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement173 1896-10-21 3 TO LET ro bis vEt md tupier. al GOI OW S 10 BE LET. rSao b taej 1• v v M Ml N ER KKOI HERS. M ro b let 1 I. 1 1 1 h 1 ro L' X X I O. re 1 ■ip t > RTH LINE.173 words
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Advertisement788 1896-10-21 3 THE NEGRI SEMBILAN SYNDICATE. LIMITED. 'PHI- credi on the abovt n uned Company 1 reuuired on w belori llw -Ist day ot trmht-i i -i,. la >nd theii names and ad- md ihe p iii.v- .>! \hn i debts and cl hr tnd ihe aaaies and addresses ol then Soli-788 words
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Advertisement585 1896-10-21 3 JOHN LITTLE Co., Ltd. Upstairs Department. New Millinery. Flowers. Feathers. Ribbons. I aces. Ni I hem Ribbons m shot and floral designs. A Lliarminu variety ol I idies' Straw Hats. New High-crowned Sailor Hats. New Dress Canvas. Lovely shades m an pons for blouses. I >i ess I JIM n.585 words
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Advertisement610 1896-10-21 3 KATZ BROTHERS. NEW GOODS JUST UNPACKED DINNER SERVICES FOR TWELVE PERSONS A large assortm<»ul and ol beau iful designs Price from 525 to $35 per set !K\ AND COFFEE SETS Hi MAT< II Broken pieces can always b< replaced by us. Hammocks. < >pera Field and Marine Gl iss< Lady610 words
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Advertisement111 1896-10-21 3 P. DALLAN. THE AUSTRALIAN HORSE REPOSITORY, lias removed to New and Larger Premises m Koi ks Road, Orchard Road (behind the Ma/aar), T.mglin. Horses carefully broken m saddle and harness, ommi iion and Livery slables. I. DALLAN. An.;. 21. W. DALLAN. I U( KEY, Dealer m Crushed Food, Oats, Chaff,111 words
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Advertisement541 1896-10-21 3 McALISTER Co. Breech Loading Double-Barrel Guns. ISAAC HOLLIS SONS. BIRMINGHAM From |30.00 to 185 00 '-a< 11 Gun Cases Solid Brown L ath< r $18.00 ach .Mailbag Cam > v 00 Gun Covers Waterprool I beck pattern s^ "o eacA Gun Implements per set S8 00. American Buggies SECHLER AR541 words
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Advertisement625 1896-10-21 3 The Singapore Free Press Mercantile Advertiser. CAblk Adhkkss, Advertiser fmgmfvrw, I'F.I.ei'HONK Nl MKPK .—No. 'il. Published at 39, Change Alley, Singa; THE i<ading Enfiisfa Newspapet io the Straits Settlements Johorc, the Protected Native States of I'.-rak h gor. Sungei L'jong, Pahang t <: Sembilan; British North Borneo Sarawtl Netherlands Indit-.-.625 words
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