Straits Times Overland Journal, 30 June 1873
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Title Section23 1873-06-30 1 UCH m P. ft SIIAXBI SrxDA." The Straits Times OVERLAND JOURNAL. VOL. XIV.— NO. 2(>7. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1873. Price, 45 Cents23 words
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1441 1873-06-30 2 Topics of the Day. From the Straits Times, June 21st. THE COURTS BILL. the Minutes of the Council Meet ng held on Monday last, received late yesterday afternoon, and irbicb we pu -day, it will be seen that our br;- say which appeared yesterday was m the main oor- The1,441 words
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Article414 1873-06-30 2 W« took occasion some time ago to compliment Mr. B. C. Woods on the pains lie had taken with the Cemetery, which, from a barren plain and cheerless swamp, had under his hands been transformed into a blooming flowergarden. It would have been supposed That this fitting dose414 words
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Article567 1873-06-30 2 One of the main products of Johore is its timber, and it would be well to say a word of caution against waste, for Timber like coal is getting- scarcer and dearer every day. There are upwards of two hundred different kinds of trees m the Johore forests.567 words
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774 1873-06-30 2 We published, yesterday, a Minute of H. E. the Governor upon the RejK>rt of the Committee appointed m July last year to examine into the working ol the Municipal Acts of 1864. His Excellency declares the inquiry to hay. been most useful, furnishing data774 words
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Article473 1873-06-30 3 The last issue of tb x wak Gazette received, dated 17th instant, discusses with much approval, M is only natural, the proposal entertained and being carried out at home, to commemorate Sir James Brooke's romantic and memorable career m the Far East by founding a perpetual Lite Pension m473 words
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Article4013 1873-06-30 3 \lated for (he Strait* Tunes.) 11. X. M's, steamship Sourabaifa, Wattber, left lktavia on the 4th June, tor Acheen, m order to form part of the blockading squadron there. She had m tow the X. I. .-hip JosepAite, containing bbO tons of coal. On the4,013 words
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Article9127 1873-06-30 4 SUPREME COURT— CIVIL SIDE. Before Chief Justice Sidgrea Tuesday, 17th June, 1873. The Chartered Bank of India, An* and China, vs. Ihe Tanjong Pagar Compmny Limited. Mr. Atohison appeared for the Bank, Mr. Aitkeu and Mr. Davidson for the Company. The action was brought vcr damages laid at $13,000, for9,127 words
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Article554 1873-06-30 7 lGiu .Jcxn ls7:J. Pbxu>t. His Kxcbllenct thi GoTuwdß. The Hon'ble the Chief Justice. The tloir'ble the Colonial ►Secretary. The Hon'ble the Attorney-General. The Hon'ble the Treasurer. The Hon'ble the Auditor-General. 9 The Bon'ble the Colonial Engineer. The Hon'ble T. Scott. The Hon'ble 11 A. K. >Vhampoa, The Hon'ble554 words
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Article633 1873-06-30 7 23bd Juse, 1873. I'RESENT. His Excellency the Governor. His Honor the Chief Justice. The Hon'ble the Colonial Secretary. The rlon*ble the Attorney-General. r J>he Hon'ble the Treasurer. The Hon'ble the Auditor-General. The* Hon'ble the Colonial Engineer. The Hon'ble Thos. Scott. The Hon'ble H. A. K. Whampoa. The Hon'ble633 words
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Article4820 1873-06-30 7 Singapore. 12th June, 1873. Pretest. His Excellency the Governor. His Honor The Chief-Justice (Mr. Sidgreaves) The Hon'ble The Colonial Secretary Birch). The Hon'ble The Attorney -General (Mr. Braddell). The Hon'ble The Treasurer (Mr. Willa: The Hon'ble The Colonial Engineer i Major McNair, R. A). The Hon'ble T. Scott.4,820 words
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Article1081 1873-06-30 9 STRAITS SETTLEM ENTS. Papers laid before the dative Council by command of Hi* Excellency the Governor. loth Junk. 1873. B t a Commission appointed to iiiquire into the desirability, or other n of mm hrdiu iry \t the Police i^ 'ive. To His E^ 3 Harry St. GIOKOI (>ki>. KniglU,1,081 words
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Article1282 1873-06-30 10 from these tip rehension <>f «>t: -uii'l tins,- difficulled bj the various tii ing at this Settleit dialects, and im-i-h feel I, if Hut wholly i 1 j I d, which frith y D mci t 1 Horn my prei I would then have tiie Town i into War la.1,282 words
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Article1821 1873-06-30 10 Papers laid before the Legislative Council by command of tfia Excellency the Governor. _"!rl> June, is;:;. m Chinese lferchanti relative to the treatment of Chinese Immigrants. The Petition of the undersigned British subjects and Chinese .Merchants to His Ex.vlieney the Governor and the Legislative Louneil of these Settlements,1,821 words
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Article2551 1873-06-30 11 ConuciJ nunand D id Jqim i on the be Myinen: of the Pension ai i Max•U, iate Chief- Ju~ :he Btraits Settlements, with Minute of His Kxcellencj GofOHMf thereon. Settleme.\ Dowxin., Btxest, 1- 1873, I have the I ansmit ith the In- v from which you will see2,551 words
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115 1873-06-30 11 Correspondence. From the Straits Times, June 21st. A CONTRADICTION. To the Editor of the Daily Tmus. Sik: It is a matt _rret that you should have allowed yourself to have l>een misled by a "native source" of information. The report alluded to has been tor some time m existence, and115 words
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Article686 1873-06-30 11 (JrroMt mi Occastuiicl L'oi'rettjxmdrnt j Malacca, Lsth June, lsT.i. The Straits .steamer Skmrpskoater, Captain Carroll, from Penang iith instant, en route to your Port, arrived here last Wednesday, and sailed the following noon. 11. y\ s. steam gunboat Muh/r. arrived here from IVnang la>i Tuesday night, and sailed at686 words
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Article209 1873-06-30 12 L\Jitor qf the Daily Times. Mf V you. without comment, a quotation from a well known book, which may at this time be perused and itudied with advantage. It relates to the practice of law amongM the Komaro. l IC, any uue t bat pleased lni( r advice about209 words
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Article155 1873-06-30 12 I ''ilt! Times. Sir: Ailow me to submit a counstion to that offered m your columns of yesterday. The pressure of traffic along Battery Road m the afterm would be materially lessened if half denizens of Raffles 1 yourself mcl ivould make use tit' Prince Street and Collyer155 words
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Article1766 1873-06-30 12 SUPREME COURT CIVIL SIDE Bxfobi Chief Justice Sidoeeaveh Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and Company I Thursday, "Jiith June, l v 7;J. On Tuesday last lfr. Aitken moved that the plaintiff be nonsuited on the ground that he bad made out n<- cast'; and cited numerous authorities m b of1,766 words
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8311 1873-06-30 12 Fortnight's Summary. MONDAY, 16th JUNE. The Strait- steamer Jap**, Capt Millies, from Pinaag 1 2th and Mai. loth hist., anchored m the roads this morning. The Russian steamer A ('apt. Hummel, from Hamburg 24-th April, via Suez Canal and Galle, arrived at the Tanjong Pagar Wharf thii morning, > i8,311 words
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Page 16 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous629 1873-06-30 16 S'li li*l' I N INTE L L 1 UEN C X arribate. Sunday, loth June. V O. steamer MassOia, 1,*i40 tons, Anderson, Hongkong 7th June. P A O. steamer Pekin 3.77»t0n5, Wooksott, Bombay 2nd June. Siamese barqae Sktm, 225 tons, Olcen. Bangkok 31st May. French barque Ranee, 571 tons. Roullier,629 words
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Miscellaneous474 1873-06-30 16 Srrifaal^ Continued* If. Jf. steamer Provence, 1,151 t. Brand I ki May Sarawak steamer Heari tcyier, Sarawak June. Tl; June. Dutch steamer Baron >! f Beele. MQ Uxm, Backer, Batavia 23rd June. British steamer statesman, Valiant, Hongkong, 17th Juue. Dutch war Somatea, tons, Dysermk. Batavia 23rd June. Dutch steamer Singapore,474 words
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Miscellaneous507 1873-06-30 1 SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR. Dail Ship's Names. Captains. ,Flag and Rkj Cons of Vfn >n Coi ARUIVAI MEN-OF-WAR. \[i^._r,' EL M. steamer .Tune 13j Pinang al Officer. He Buckle 11 If steamer Tune 23Point de Gallel Senior N« Beer. STEAMERS Bnterpris< D'Aluuida British S.O'Alui Kohr British iteamei P v -1507 words
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