Straits Times Overland Journal, 6 September 1873
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Article445 1873-09-06 2 i fk> Strata Times, August 30//j. BANQI'ET TO SIR ANDREW CLARKE. i make room to-day for the speechBade at the dinner to which our new Governor, Sir Andrew Clarke, was invited on the 1 6th ulto., by old Straits Residents at home. We do this purely445 words
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Article375 1873-09-06 2 From the Straits Times, Amjunt :)vtii Wl have had occasion, m numerous install- ommen! opon the irregularities of the Post Office, and especially the utter disregard for the public convenience which has been the special charajteristie of its head since bis appointment. The two letters published375 words
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Article528 1873-09-06 2 From the Straits Times, August 90ft. From the two letters trignedj Singaporean, and J MMerchantt t published elsewhere, as well as from other quarters, we learn that considerable exception has been taken m some quartern to our brief article on Tuesday upon the speeches, (given528 words
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Article493 1873-09-06 2 From the Straits Times, August !H)th. Ixdigo is being cultivated on a small scale on the Johore territory by Chinese the liquid form of manufacture only is understood. As the facilities tor the suc- ful culture of this valuable commodi- j tv are great, there is493 words
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Article734 1873-09-06 2 From the Strait* 'Times, August 30th. We have long advocated the necessity of affording Government protection to Immigrants on their arrival, from the designing sharpen into whose hands they usually tall bat at the same time we trust the non-otricial Members of the Legislative Council will earnestly734 words
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Article857 1873-09-06 2 From the Straits Times, September kith. The action of His Kxcellencv the Governor m letting" the Singapore and Malacca Opium Farms for three years from the 31st December next, appears to us very extraordinary and yery unjustifiable, but very characteristic oi Sir Harry Ord. It857 words
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Article3066 1873-09-06 3 JVom //ie Straits Times, September 6A. W vm of space has hitherto precluded us from noticing the Financial ment published m the dazettc of the 22nd ultimo, giving the actual results of the year 1572, and showing the real position of the Colony on the of3,066 words
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Article544 1873-09-06 4 room to-day for thu shortband reports of tho Council Meetiii on the t» t Li ultu., ar.d :2ml instant. We arc glad to see the Government Printing Office for the first tiniL' fairly abreast of its work w reports, there having been no Meeting since the 2ml,544 words
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Article1618 1873-09-06 4 khk gpjop tavi bite revolving the 1 will be exhibited laud la Uuk Jaw :a, m .V V 50" Ureenw icl ace rding to i eliarU) this V)\s'h: will, ii ev< ry u:irht iVoni suna above the s.'-i level, Is visible iron: a distance of1,618 words
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Article1206 1873-09-06 5 the Straits Time*, Septemhfr >itk. The following official notification of rigorous m> to be adopted against 9 ►100 and Tawi Tawi pirates has maJe public at Manila OrnciorTU CJommandei Gihbrai or niR Navy ox nil Philippink MIU-N. i J nan Ante quera y Bobdd'Ula, Rear1,206 words
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Article381 1873-09-06 5 From the Stmits Tune*, Amjust 3<Wfc. 26tb August, IST;*. Present. His Honor the Chief Justice, (Mr. Sidgreaves.) The Hon'ble the Colonial Secretary (Mr. 'Birch.) The Hon'ble the Attorney-General, (Mr. Bnddell.) The Hon'ble the Treasurer, (Mr. Willans.) The Hon'ble the Auditor-General, (Mr. C. Irving.) The Hon'ble the Colonial Engineer,381 words
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Article278 1873-09-06 5 From the Straits Times, September 6th. 2nd September, 1b73. Pbeskvt. His Honor The Chief Justice (Mr. Sidgreaves.) The Hon'ble the Attorney-General (Mr. [Braddell. The Hon'ble the Treasurer (Mr. Willans.) The Hon'ble the Auditor-General (Mr. C. [J. Irving. The Hon'ble the Colonial Engineer CMa[jor McNair. The Hon'ble Thos. Scott.278 words
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Article4176 1873-09-06 5 From the Strait* Turn*, BepUmb*r Qtk. Singapore, 21st August, 187 Pkesknj His Excellency the Goykbjtob Hi« Honor The Chief- Justice Mr. Sid- greaves). The Hon'ble The Colonial Secretary (Mr. Birch.) The Hon'ble The Attorney -General Mr BraddelL) The Hon'ble The Treasurer iMr. Wilba The Hon'ble The Auditor-General Mr.4,176 words
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Article7885 1873-09-06 7 Front the s'vlapore. 2t>TH August. 18 Present. His Honor The Chief Just. Mr. greaves The Hon'ble The Colonial Secretary iMr. Birch The Hon'ble The Attoruey-Genend Mr. Braddell). The Hon'blr The Treasurer Mr. Wills The Hon'ble The An. ueral (Mr. C. J. Irving Hon'ble The Colonial Engineer Major M7,885 words
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Article278 1873-09-06 9 SIHOAPOMJ, L ;< PBCBKHT. Is Ex< he Govei:.\ His Honor The Chief -Jubtic The Hon'ble The Attorney-General m, Braddell.) lue Him ble The Treasurer (Mr. Willans). The Hou'ble The Auditor-General (Mr. 0. The Hon'ble The Colonial £ngin. McNair R. A.) The Hon'ble T. Scott. The Hon'ble H. A.278 words
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Article608 1873-09-06 9 From the Strait* September tith The Malay Peninsula incudes most extensive tin formation known to exist anywhere, and m all probability this will some day be practically discovered to he the case, it is perhaps more worthy of consideration than gold, m which the region i< said608 words
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702 1873-09-06 9 From tin Straits Timer, Aufjtust 3(Hh. NINVTIB of the Nineteenth Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders, held at the Company's Office, No. Gollyer Quay, at noon on Wednesday, the 2<>th day of August. \>'i'-'> Shareholders Present m Person. Hon'bls T. Scott. In the Chair. 11.702 words
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Article1956 1873-09-06 9 From the BtraUa Time*, Augmd 90ft. Before Captain Walshe. Saturday. 23rd August, U Post Office Prosecution. H. Trotter, Postmaster-General of the Straits Settlements was sworn, and the clerk proceeded to read the charge, which set out that Johu Buchanan, Master of the British steamer Ben Ledl. from1,956 words
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Article6 1873-09-06 10 F,<>,ii the Straits Times, Au<ju,<t :>«>///.6 words
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Article552 1873-09-06 10 To the Editor of the Daily Times. Sik: 1 cannot agree with you, when, m speaking of the entertainment offered to our new Governor m London, you observe, they, (the speeches) are of very little interest, and mainly consist of the nn)st common place platitudes.552 words
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Article249 1873-09-06 10 From ike Sti- A the JLditor oj the Daily lime*. Sir 1 observe in your paper ot j terday that you s.iv that the speech of Sir Andrew Clarke, it one of the most characterless description, ami contains no hint ot his ideas or the249 words
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Article164 1873-09-06 10 Frotn the Finn >. August &Jth. To the Editor of the Dai lif Tin Sir: I see from the report of the Post Office case, which you favored us with m your paper yesterday, that the Postmaster i General of all the Straits Settlements said that164 words
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Article659 1873-09-06 10 From the Straits Time*. August 30th. To the Editor of the Bail,/ Timrs. Dj\r Mr. .Strait* Times What a fuss some people make about their own dignity Here are these horrid Merchants again quite m a taking because the Postmaster General says he knows nothing659 words
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Article53 1873-09-06 10 From tii It the Editor of the Daily Time* Si a: To •ecure the attendance day and night of the Postmaster General at hi* Office, why does nut Government provide him with an Official residence over the new Poi< Ofll i done m Hongkong' Yours, UKBCkTOR Singapore,53 words
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117 1873-09-06 10 THE TOST MASTER GENERAL AND THE MERCHATS. the Strait* To the Editor of the Dailu litrws Sm, Your able leading article M letters from correspondent* which have Lately ippwuiii m your i( will. I hope, make our 1' ral feel that the merchants are h> He may, if he like*,117 words
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93 1873-09-06 11 »iber*\th. Buchanan of the S. S. •'d lan nail for an -ted and dragged ii tptaiu Valiant of th. S rd land. Isundi Igent i> a member of i!, and he i> let off Scoti live. Captain Mellain. of tin- S > <>lrnfal- landing93 words
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Article365 1873-09-06 11 ♦;//< M v.v < 31« Ai im. 187 it'riif.) The IV 1 v ftp. Avern. from Calcul t the interI here last Tuesday eded on to your port the i and arrived here this jg on her return voyage to Calcutta, j The I. 1 v N rutta, Withers,365 words
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Article213 1873-09-06 11 From flu- Straits Times, S>'ptemh, r To the Editor of the Daily Time*. >lv I :vn alwaya l>oen under the impression that Government Official* were for the convenience of the public, but late circumstances would seem to i prove thai i reria, esterdaj morning, allowing an hour213 words
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882 1873-09-06 11 10! the Editor ofth D me* -i: i•. me who have any experience the working of the Opium ana Spirit Farms m Singapore must acknowledge that the powers given to the Farmer have often been abused, and great oppression lias been laid on the unhappy882 words
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Article204 1873-09-06 11 To thf Editor <>f the Daily Tiittes. Sik: Whilst upon the subject of Estimates, there are two itemi ]»articularlv worthy of attention, and which deserve, as they have hitherto obtained, the continuous and strictest scrutiny from the nonottieial members of Council these arc, Kstablishments and Transport. Both204 words
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Article340 1873-09-06 11 To the Editor of the Daily Tim'-* DeauSik: May Ibe permitted, through the medium of your paper, to bring to the notice of my Yellow shareholders m the Chindrass liming Company, Limited, what I am sure they will consider to be a most uncalled for appropriation of the340 words
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Article333 1873-09-06 11 MONDAY, 25th AUGUST. The British steamer idar, ("apt. Barrow, from Macassar ~'.'th instant, anchored m the Roads yesterday. fin. British steamer Japan, Captain Milifts, from Pinang ~l>t and Malacca •2ot\i instant, anchored m the Koads this morning. The British steamer Kromatak, (.'apt. Ilaliendeii, from Bangkok '2Uth333 words
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Article59 1873-09-06 11 The Malay ateftmer Telegraph, Valberg, from Malaeoca 24th im cliorctl m the Roada y •ft«noon. The British steamer Ban l< Capt. Craik, from Bangkok fcOth mat., anchored m the Etoadd vo-sterday afterdooh. A' /row •> A. m. .loth to i> N 2Btt bfuth>. a U BANDELL, Principal59 words
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Article382 1873-09-06 12 11l Vi called m Thi Sura*. I A* II. The object of the Society it* the BOtual instruction and improvement <>i the members. 111. Th<- Beans to be employed arc meetings, to be held ou th<- second and" fourth Mondays of each month, for the. purpose of382 words
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Article270 1873-09-06 12 Tut B. I. S. N. Co'a steamer Java, from Cmlctitta 13th August, via Ban- Muulniain, Pinao^, ami Mulacca,. ani- ed tliis morning. to >> a. m. 27/A Augnat. No, of Death*, 7 I H. L KANDELL. P. < If. l S.'tt lenient s. Singapore, -7ti> Vu^u^t. IK270 words
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Article260 1873-09-06 12 .■>( from »i a. m. -7(tt to <: a. m. 28tk August, mt. Deaths, 7. 2. H. L. BANDSLL, P. C. M. 0.. Straiti Settlements. Smg J>iii August. \*~o. FhNANti, though a small Community, not appear to find one newspaper enough for it. and we have to260 words
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Article460 1873-09-06 12 Thk British steamer Sia rptk voter Capt. Carroll, from Pinang 'loth and Malacca 28th in*t.. auchored m the roads this morning. Thk B. 1. S. N. Co's steamer tfairatta, Capt. Withers, from Negapatam 17th \u>\., arrived this morning. Thk homeward French mail steamer Tig re left Saigon460 words
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Article896 1873-09-06 12 The British Bteauier (J/ettfaffock, Capt. Me Bain, from London 2o*Td July, via Suez Canal, arrived at tlie Pagar wharf yesterday mornii The Siamese bI amer >, 'apt. Belbin, from Bangkok 26tli August, anchored m the II -aJ^ yesterday after- The Hutch war steamer Borneo, from Batavia ~7tii896 words
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Article62 1873-09-06 12 The P. &O. steamer Q\ r, briuging on the mti ootvud mail, left Galle on Monday, the Ist inst., and may be expected ben about next Mooday. Tub following j s tne Oilicial Report ot Cbolen tliis morning. M 8 A. K. 2nd <» A. m. 3rd62 words
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Article506 1873-09-06 13 Y\ir. following i- the Official return ,»t" Cholera cases turnished to-day. 6 a. m. 5 H L RANDELL P C, M. O. Siugaporo, Vt h Sept., I I uppmn thai Monday, tbe 4th Ist last, m rf the Bank Ho--Bir John Lubbock's Act, and our Banker-, deep506 words
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Article929 1873-09-06 13 The following is the Official Return this morning of Cholera cases Report o/tw.< of Cholera from '5 A. M Ifl Ca- Deaths. ii L KANDELIP. 0. M. O. Str Ueiiients. b bate been requeued to announce that Mr. 11. SchureniUte uf BicMf*. c and Woodburv, of hatavia,929 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGECE.
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Article315 1873-09-06 13 Sunday. :Mtli August. British steamer Vidar. 306 tuns. Barrow, Macassar :10th Aug. Monday, -">th Au^ht. P O. steamer Bombay, \.-V27 tons. Daries, Bombay 11th Aug. British steamer Historian, 1,201 tons, Tutton, Calcutta 17th British steamer Hindostan, 1,700 tons, Miller. Calcutta 17th l ßriti*h steamer Kroniatah, tons, Haffenden, Bangkok 22nd315 words
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Article86 1873-09-06 13 British steamer Sing King, TOO tons. Wells. Glasgow J-Jud July. Dutch steamer W. C. de Vries, 350 tons, Jansen, Batavia 1-t September. British barque Marshal PeUssier, 812 t<.ns, Feguson, Madras 13th August British steamer Beutau, Mv tons. Moppett, Sainaraug I Dutch war steamer Riouw, 307 tout,, Stetfens. Batavia 2nd86 words
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Article267 1873-09-06 13 Sunday, 2-ttb August (iilU v for Galle and Bombay. Monday, 25th August. i>, ivies, for Hongkong. Wedu< id ty, 27th A Pfenning, for Songkong. rinao b '.it, for Saigon. Tin 28th August m ITong Sens for Bangkok. Br r Vidar, Barrow, for Bally and Sourabaj i leal B I267 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous434 1873-09-06 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THE OVERLAND JOURNAL. VKSBBIIS r%s«B-:B> v\jfl:BC* Datr. sg. Ship's Name. Captain. t Prom. To. Aug. laßritisli H< Inkst Singapore MLanritiui 16 Mn Jlongkong London -.French [ustilaire IHOI tlo-110 sbon IS SfireUa Kt< Cardiff Hongkong Langhing Wave Shtam Australia Shanghai [taiiau i j v > Singapore lon British Hope434 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article179 1873-09-06 1 26th July. ■<£$ t a,,,,,,,, „,,H X Mond, olthll lv Br: knam. 357 tons, '?Xw Cardiff 18th j American riup Dun QoiaX >» 1,1 enhaUow, w AP jL :ill Wjuc Carl* Bltl I*—". lal 17tl1 .tM. rhin 990 ten, .Gar.ln.M-. <)*«*» Wft J^ J t rqaeWfadem, ilkr, Cardi« ipnL179 words
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Article28 1873-09-06 1 Wednesdaj, 6th August. Italianleamer Maddaloni, 1,627 t X bc Tyn^l^ July. Kidd, Lber] British leaker August. "wsr- French 3mtd. sclic tons G«nyer, Rai JU b;-cdisb steamer July.28 words
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Article46 1873-09-06 1 Sunday, 27th July. P. A O. t tcan,,,-C v,.;*M, k-rauc Manila. kot Bri g British barque Nil va. Russiansbip a ..Ist Jn imerßenUn, X Siai Spai M. iteamer, ,1 tish steamer T< ia. r j hu •i barque Navig I A an.! A-lbany. Bri Bri46 words
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Miscellaneous247 1873-09-06 1 VE»JS»EL.B I*ANSEB» AXJI2K. Date. Rag. Ship's Name. Captain. July lsAimwau telen ftlpry New-ToVk IDGerman Hanoburg Xi mburg Maa 2Oißritish Olwingo Rob ilfi —'Dutch Jacob Bogg v. ,ff tjap tiarang {British Fairy Joni rdiff ngkong Danish res Thuroe Hamburg Bangkok American Ellen Goods] Preble Blanila rk S2:Dutch Krimpen aan de Lek247 words
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