Straits Times Overland Journal, 29 June 1872
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Title Section25 1872-06-29 1 «HH Pit P, ft O. S:i nmki; "TaHJOI The Straits Times OVERLAND JOURNAL VOL. XIII. -NO. 243. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1872. Price, 45 Cents.25 words
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Domestic Occurrences
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Article13 1872-06-29 1 At Raeburn. on the L9th instant, the wife of A. P.aungart. n.13 words
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4 1872-06-29 1 STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY,JUNE 29,1872.4 words
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Article573 1872-06-29 1 SUAPOBS, J\ Gambier k Pepper... 11.50. White Pepper „*2: Do. :;-j- tg i M 2.90 to 2.85 Coffee 40s Mule twi9t 1Si lba. Shirtings 7 do do -5 do T. Cloths 1.40. 6 do do 1.78 7 do do 1.90. Cambrics 15 Ay lfl Freight to London573 words
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Article929 1872-06-29 1 i Oeerland Journal was üblished on the 15th June. On li, the 1 arriyo. ish mailo. I. l?tk May, tha 2£*r* came m on the 24th with tli French mail and London dates to tbe 24tb iden and the Travancore arrived this morning with the mail of the929 words
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Article261 1872-06-29 1 HONGKONG. The a. of the Admiralty Court m user Ann s. the has been given m favour of ACommi isionha&beensppointed^eonsist- <'i' the Sou. 'has .d the Hon. i P. Hyrie, to enquire into the working of the Opium monopoly m Hongkong. It may be recol.ee ted tliAt 1 its261 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement29 1872-06-29 1 B. On a: \t. the subscripiioo I OrauLAan Joi bnai will be raised fco r annum owing to the greatly incr- he publica- Price of sing 5 cents. 1872.29 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous250 1872-06-29 1 Thk following ..rs have arrived, left, or passed through the port, j during the ight. Per P. <lv O. steamer China, on the 10th June For Singapore. 2 natives. Mr. H. de Wiadt, Mrs. F. Worslej, Mr Figueros, Mr. and Mrs. Fraiuo. Mr. E. J. Wells. M s. Bawa, t250 words
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664 1872-06-29 2 From the Straits Times,June 22nd THE SHORTHAND REPORT. It will be seen fro orthand rt of the pi of the Legis- lative Council on the Oth instant that H. E. the Governor, before proceeding to tin- business of the day took occa- to animadvert on some remarks which appeared m664 words
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Article644 1872-06-29 2 22nd. Tin. m:w harbour railway. ..tan of State's letter I I pernor dated loth May last, which we publish elsewher our readwill have learnt that Earl Kimberlev has, m i cc to the large public ting held m the Town Hall on the bruary last, cancelled644 words
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1402 1872-06-29 2 Among the bills laid before Council on the opening of the session, was one for the Regulation of Ports and Harbours, which passed its second readon the bth instant, and is published m the last Government Gazette. The statement of Objects and1,402 words
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1541 1872-06-29 2 From the Straits Times, June 22nd. THE NEW HARBOUR RAILWAY. E have been favoured with a copy of the following letter addressed by the London representatives of the New Harbour wharves and dock the Secretary of State tor the CoJonics m regard to the proposed railway. rs. Ker 6c Co.1,541 words
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573 1872-06-29 3 Ry the hist mail, we were put m -v of a copy of the decision of Earl Kimberley, Secretary of State for the Colonies, regarding the New Harbour Railway, after considering the resolutions adopted at the public meeting held here protesting573 words
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751 1872-06-29 3 From the Straits Times, June 29 th. THE POLICE FORCE. Tin. debate m the Council on the 13th instant regarding the Police Force Bill, as reporter! m our issue of yesterday, is neither edifying nor interesting, because all our Senators seem to have had their whole attention occupied by a751 words
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558 1872-06-29 3 From the Straits Times, June 22nd. MR.FENTUM'S CONCERT.MX. EEXTUM'S CONCERT. Ma. Fen-it m, who has bean co long and favourably known m our community as the organist <>f St. Andrew's Cathedral and a professional musical instructor, and to whom the public are indebted for a number of excellent musical .soirees,558 words
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625 1872-06-29 4 From the Straits Times, June 29th. FARMING THE FIHING STAKES. Harbours Bill comes up debate m Council, we won w our farmI c;al, the n part of the ru can be nrgn ttle wei stati d, t hey are, thai I foe i lovcrnment ant some little trouble m i625 words
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2041 1872-06-29 4 From the Straits Times,June 22nd ITEMS FROM THK JAVA PAPERS. [Translated for the Strait* Times.) A corres] ondent of the New'Batavia W, of the 22nd May, furnishes account of the Tingkawang or vegetable tallow tree found en the West Coast of Borneo —"The most important ering places of tingkawang tallow2,041 words
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303 1872-06-29 5 From the Straits Times,june 22nd LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Singapore, 20tb Jinl, 1572. Present Excellency the Governor. Honor tbe Chief-Justice. The Hon'ble the Officer Commanding 11. Ms. Troops. The Hon'ble the Colonial Secretary. The Hon'ble the Attorney-General. The Hon'ble the Treasurer. The Hon'ble H. A K. Whampoa. The Hon'ble J. J. Greenshields.303 words
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799 1872-06-29 5 From the Straits Times, June 29th LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Singapore, liTxn June, 1872. Present His Excellency tbe Governor. Tbe Hon'ble the Chief Justice. The Hon'ble the Colonial Secretary. The Hon'hle the Attorney-General. The Hon'ble the Treasurer. The Hon'ble H. A. K. Whampoa. The Hon'hle J. J. Greenshields. The Hon'ble R. Little,799 words
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2754 1872-06-29 5 From the Straits Times, June 22nd. SHORTHAND REPORT OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Singapore, 6th June, 1872. Present: His Excellency the Governor. His Honor The Chief-Justice. The Hon'ble The Officer Commanding H. Ms. Troops. The Hon'ble the Colonial Secretary. Attorney-General. Treasurer. Auditor- General. m Acting Colonial Engineer. J. J. Greenshields. R,2,754 words
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3059 1872-06-29 6 From the Straits Times, Jun e29 th. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Singapose, L3tb June, l£7J. Pk I Hi LLENCT TH SVOB. ie Hon. the Officer Com. H. M."s Troops, c Hon. I :dal Secretary. aey-GeneraL 1 ii-' Hon. the Ti\ usurer. The Hon. the Acting Colonial Engineer. The Hon. J. J. Greenshields.3,059 words
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571 1872-06-29 8 From the Straits Times, June 22nd. STR A ITS SETT LE M ENTS. I Papers laid before the Legislative Council by command of His Excellency the Govern* r. 20tb Juan, 1872. Memorandum by Hia Excellency the Governor on providing proper accommobhe Police Force. The Bill now under the consideration <d*571 words
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Article834 1872-06-29 8 From the Straits Times. June 29ftV HONGKONG. (From an Occasional Correspondent.) Dull, duller, dullest: That's not so had for a beginning, is it r I always find that I must commence before I can say that I've begun. Its' hot here hot, muggy, penetrating, enervating weather. One's powers of834 words
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247 1872-06-29 8 From the Straits Times, June22nd MALACCA. (From an Occasional Correspondent.) Malacca, Kltu Jim THE steamers Bainboic and Sharpshooter, from Penang, en route to your Port, arrived here yesterday morning, and the latter vessel leaves this afternoon. The steamer Japan from Singapore bound to Penang, arrived here yesterday morning and sailed247 words
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424 1872-06-29 8 From the Straits Times, 22nd. MR. FENTUM'S CONCERT. To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, Last night a Farewell Concert was given at the Town Hall by Mr. Fentuni, who leaves this Settlement for Shanghai. The Concert was m every respect, (excepting the ■llialllMSS of the audience,) a great424 words
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434 1872-06-29 9 From the Straits Times,June 29th THE RAFFLES INSTITUTION. To the Editor of the Daily Times. Sir: With deep regret I have learnt the abolition of tbe Boarder system m the liallles' Institution. The reasons which have caused the Trustees of tbat Establishment to come to this determination are known only434 words
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533 1872-06-29 9 Malacca. 23rd June, 1872. (From an Occasional Correspondent.) Tke Straits steamers Japan and Sharp- shooter, anchored m the harbour yesterday, the former from Penang bound to SingaBora, and the latter vice versa. The fob lowing passengers came by them Per Japan. Mr. and533 words
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116 1872-06-29 9 To the Editor of the Daily Times. Sir: Some time last year, when enquiry was made regarding the re-organisa-tion of the Public Offices, we were told "to wait for Sir Harry," as 11. B. was supposed to be bringing out116 words
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155 1872-06-29 9 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir ln the suburbs of Singapore town there is a street named Lavender, and any person passing along it might (by a stretch of imagination) fancy himself among the fields of that particular herb, for the155 words
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Article409 1872-06-29 9 The S. S. Macgregor, from Falmouth loth May, left Galle lor Singapore on the 15 th, and may be expected here on 20th instant, en route to Shanghai direct. The Sarawak steamer Royalist, Capt. Wareham, from Sarawak 13th inst., arrived m the roads this mornii The409 words
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Article382 1872-06-29 9 The British steamer Una, Captain Smith, from Hongkong 11th instant, arrived at Tanjong* Pagar wharf this morning*. The French transport Tarn, Capt. Marquessac, from Saigon loth instant, arrived at the Borneo Company's wharf this morning. The British steamer Rainbow, Capt Creighton, from Malacca 17th instant, anchored m382 words
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Article17 1872-06-29 9 The British steamer Said, Capt. Laws, from Rangoon 12th instant, arrived this morning. —4*.17 words
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Article79 1872-06-29 9 The British steamer Statesman, Capt. Williamson, from Foochow 11th instant, arrived at Tanjong Pagar wharf yesterday afternoon. We learn that Singapore is to be honoured with a visit from His Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Alexis Alexandrovitch, of Russia, who is on his way m the Russian79 words
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Article340 1872-06-29 9 We understand the Government is about to put the Contagious Db Ordinance into operation, working by degrees so as not to excite opposition. As the object is only to benefit those who will be affected by it, there is no ground for alarm, or for serious opposition340 words
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Article1091 1872-06-29 10 The British steamer Hindostan, Capt. Miller, from Hongkong 15th instant, arrived at Tanjong Pagar wharf yesterdai afternoon, and leaves for Calcutta tins afternoon. It is possible that the outward French mail steamer Tig re may come m tomorrow, though she is not expected beMonday, to-morrow being her1,091 words
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Article388 1872-06-29 10 The British steamer Rangoon, Capt. Ronnie, from Bangkok 19th inst., an- I chored m the roads yesterday evening. The British steamer Singapore, Capt. Mitchell, from Hongkong 15th inst., arrived at Jardine, Matheson Cos. wharf yesterday morning. The British steamer Macgregor, Capt. Jaeobson, from Falmouth 13th May, via388 words
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Article105 1872-06-29 10 The Colonial steamjr Pluto, Captain Bradbery, from Penang 21st instant, arrived at Tanjong Pagar wharf this morning. The British steamer Copkreuei, Capt. Train, from London 17th May, via Suez Canal, arrived at Tanjong Pagar wharf this afternoon. *> The Spanish steamer Mindoro, Capt. Elizalde, from Manila 18th105 words
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Article785 1872-06-29 10 The Ocean Company's steamer Diomed, Capt. Jackson, returned yesterday afternoon to Tanjong Pagar wharf, on account of bad coals, and will proceed on her voyage after re-coaling. The British ship Adelaide reports having spoken, on the 17th May, m Sunda Straits, the En dy mi on, bound785 words
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Article774 1872-06-29 10 (London and China Express. Ma\ 24. AYe understand that a despatch from rd Kimberley to tbe Governor of the Straits Settlements, on the subject of tbe proposed railway between Singapore and w Harbour, went out last mail. j the construction of the line open to pi uipany774 words
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Article443 1872-06-29 11 The British steamer China, Captain Gardner, from Calcutta 19th and I nang 86th inst., arrived at the Tanjong Pagar wharf this morning. The French transport Ist Crease, from Toulon, arrived at the Borneo Company's wharf this morning. To-day, the 28th June, bein£ the anniversary of the coronation of443 words
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202 1872-06-29 11 Johnson, from Hongkong 22nd inst., with the homeward mail, arrived at the P. O. wharf at 8 o'clock this morning, and will leave for Penang, Galle, and Bombay, at 2 p. m. to-morrow. Thi P. &0. steamer travancore, Capt. K.ast ley, from202 words
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Miscellaneous1112 1872-06-29 11 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 3lTibal& arrihal^— Continued. c i-ti l British steamer Cvphrenes. 1,080 tons. Frain. Loudon 12th May. i, i n i tuni y 11 n T1 p ft ««h ii PnMlm. British steamer Diomed. 1.250 tons, Jackson, put back. British steamer Gordon Castle. I,6BB tons, Campbell, ioochow tong jjg^ Cardi1,112 words
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Miscellaneous598 1872-06-29 1 VESSELS PASSED ANJE R. D:r fi'^- Ship's Xaine. Captain. From. To. June S British Malum Qosss Forsyth London Hongkong Dutch Holtandia Xieuwenhuijs Amsterdam Batavia —British Benarea Anderson Cardiff Hongkong German Anna Joaasa Cronstad Amur River British Trinidad Ferguson Greenc>ek Samarang —Thatch Pnr.sr's Amalia Timmerraan Rotterdam Batavia lernian Mathilda Dau Hamburg598 words
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