Straits Times Overland Journal, 31 December 1874
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Title Section20 1874-12-31 1 p. o. Swn Ba.vc.uo RE." The Straits Times OVERLAND JOURNAL. XV. No. :}<)<;. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1871, Price, 15 Ci.20 words
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Article, Illustration10 1874-12-31 1 Domestic Occurrences. BIRTH the wife h Regt of a son.10 words
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Article56 1874-12-31 1 LATKST MAK.KKT Q! Singapore, Dec. 31st, 1874 Gambier Black Peppt White Pepper... Sago Flour. Sarawak... Peari fc Coffee, Bontynt Tin 1 8* lbs. *****: 10. 7 do do 5 do T. Clothe H). 3S. do do Bank bills 6 mouths sigh Oedr Documentary Sovei Guil-: Chit56 words
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Article495 1874-12-31 1 The following j>. arrived, left, or through the port, during the fortnight. Per stean. from Calcutta, on the 17 th Lr. E. Worms. From i Mr. J. J. Peechy, 10 deck. Per steamer Gle> om London, tbc 17th inst r.Giffurd. .uner Provence, on the .'ssrs. Can R. lenscL, Heuser.495 words
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Article692 1874-12-31 1 The last Overland Journal was (hi tod the 17th December. On the 22nd the Prore/ice arrived with the French mail and London dates to the 20th November, and the Gwalior came in on the 27th with the English mail of the 27th a. The homeward French mail r692 words
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Article539 1874-12-31 1 HONGKONG. It is proposed to pass an ordinance introducing certain changes into the existing registration ordinance in this Colony, and to provide, among other things, for the registration of all the partners in Chinese Hongs. The measure is regarded with distavour by some of the leading commercial men, as539 words
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885 1874-12-31 2 Topics of the Day. THE RECENT APPOINTMENTS it changes in the Civil Ser\ import. ot ti: the same eharaet invite criticism. Several ha\ {t a made their propriety in regard t< Is, and will be cert ..net ion and approval of t for the Col known tor c re tu885 words
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Article1052 1874-12-31 2 THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S SALARY. Ik the debate regarding the inci of the salary of the Attorney General of these Settlements, next to its brevity and the singular Ulogicalness Df the ostensible reason assigned by Government for the increase, perhaps the m remarkable feature that will strike the intelligent reader, is1,052 words
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Article997 1874-12-31 2 If the Legislative Council bo have g<>t into the habit of tackling lo its work .somewhat late in the vear, it displavs no sign oi' shirking or wi ot' vigour when it d lcih, n> clearly evidenced by the lengthy reports of its debates during the current997 words
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Article716 1874-12-31 3 Tiik murder of a European near Bonthain, by a native as related hi Java and Macassar papers, duly considered in all its bearings, naturally affords matter for very serious reflection. In addition to the particulars of the sad occurrence as given in the Straifa Turns of the716 words
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Article2564 1874-12-31 3 Tin: following judgment was delivered, on Monday, the 2 1st December, by His Honor The Chief Justice. John Bkinkmvnx and Axotheb Web Boon Tkk and Others. Mr. Donaldson appeared for the Plaintills. Mr. Davidson an I Mr. Koek for the ■ndants. This was an action brought by the2,564 words
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Article1967 1874-12-31 4 slated for the Straits Times.) further telegrams from Colonel Pel the Military Commander at Acheen are published in tbe latest received Batavia journals. A continuation of his diary of military operations, in which ?it* 'happening between the 26th October and 14th ultimo, are detailed, however,1,967 words
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Article1334 1874-12-31 5 HtraiU T'thits.) iila Coi of the 26th ultimo, in noticing the visit oi' H.M.S. to the Philippines, girca particulars of her explorations on lI hither from New Zealand, member of the scientific H l)oaiJ, and from which the following extracts are made Tl: s of1,334 words
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1405 1874-12-31 5 SOUVENIRS FO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS 111. Mb. Gladotoxk. Liki Mr. Disraeli, Mr. Gladstone's countenance is remarkable for its thoughtful expression. The knit brows and compressed lips denote earnest conviction and resolute will. [Us head is large, and the forehead high and broad, giving him a thoroughly Teutonic aspect. His1,405 words
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8029 1874-12-31 6 SUPPLY BIhL. The Council resumed the consideration, in Committee, of the Estimates 1875. The question of the Crown Solicitor having been again postponed, the votes for the remaining establishments were taken. On the vote for the Police. Mr. SHELFORD said he wished to take this8,029 words
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Article7098 1874-12-31 8 December 18th. L£ Supply Bill >u the vote for the Medical service. Dr. LITTLE said be wished to make a few remarks on the Lock Hospital at Singapore. For the first six months of 1874 the expenditure in diet, contingencies, clothing, and attendance was $1,329, or at the7,098 words
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Article2409 1874-12-31 10 December 21ht, 1 revision of the Btatuti The ATfORXEY-GE\ T ERAL it baviftg been considered desirable I new edition of the laws .»f tli nients be pablifthed, omitting had been repealed, lie moved thai mittce be appointed to Miperinten I publication, t<> bief Juthe Cjlunitl .1, Mr. Shelford,2,409 words
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670 1874-12-31 11 Original poetrp, THE SPECTRAL VISITANT. A Tali of Mystbby. 'T was a dreary and dismal December, [n the dim, misty years of the pa The dim, shadowy y.-ars of the nu Full well that drear time 1 remember: Fierce, boistfrous, and keen was the bl A horrible, blood-chilling blast. i670 words
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231 1874-12-31 11 Correspondence. LEGAL OPPRESSION. To the Editor of the Daily Tin, Silt: —In reference to the letter signed Justice" in yesterday's paper, allow me to state that itj instance of legal oppression has occurred here to my knowledge lately, unless where it has been brought upon the party by his own231 words
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Article351 1874-12-31 11 hr Editor of tli<- tkulf T" Mi!, At tbe meeting of the Legislative Council oo tbe 11 th in>t., it which member, either official or iiu-official, directl'</ measurer that the estimated ex Land Kevenue ior Is7o was chiefly in Peaaag, where HUB of 115,000 m ...wn lor the351 words
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378 1874-12-31 12 News of the fortnight. THURSDAY, 17th DECEMBER. The British steamer Be at an, Capt. Moppett, from Cherilx>n 13th inst., anchored in the roads this morning. Tut British steamer PaJttam, Capt. Black, from 1 3 th inst., anchored in the roads this morni&ir. 'I H Co'* steamer Madura, Capt. Smith, from378 words
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Article745 1874-12-31 12 The Dutch barque r, Capt. Bose, and the German schooner ('apt. Kollsen, arrived at the Johore Arsenal on the 10th to load at the Saw Mills for Aeheen. TiJh British Bteamer Pearl, Capt. Munk, from Penmng 15th inst., anchored in the roads this morning. Thk P. O.745 words
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Article384 1874-12-31 12 The B. I. S. N. Co's steamer Maulit/cm, Capt. Loutit, from Calcutta 9th inst., via Rangoon, Maulmein, Petiang, I and Malacca anchored in the roads this morning. The Spanish steamer Pau>i^ Capt. Wribe, from Manila 12th inst., arrived at Tanjong Pagar wharf this morning. The P. O.384 words
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Article639 1874-12-31 12 The Portuguese steamer India, Capt. D'Souza, from Macao 13th inst. anchored in the roads yesterday afternoon. The British steamer Arratoon A t Capt. Ross, from Penang 18th inst. anchored in the roads yesterday morning. The Straits steamer Japan, Capt. Milnes, from Penang 17th inst., via Malacca, anchored639 words
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Article112 1874-12-31 12 The Messageries Maritime* steamer Provence, Capt. Mannariiio, from seilles 2~iul Nov., via Suez Canal, Aden, and Galle lGth mst., arrived at the Borneo Go's, wharf this morning' and will leave for Saigou, Hongkong and Shanghai, at 9 a. m. to-morrow. From Saturday's Govern// zettc, we learn that112 words
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Article171 1874-12-31 13 Maritime chart by, from ■t h in>t., arrived at wharf yesterday afternoon. earner Atipt MeTavish, from Hoi 1 Ttli inst., arrivetl at the Tunjong 1 Fairar wharf early this mornid will leave for Penang and '.V. 5| 0 Maelav, tin' who has to il. H. the Lingg171 words
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Article314 1874-12-31 13 Tin Hamburg Bth ,al, arrived at the TanjODg ir wharf this morning. Tin: British ;<a l' t ih msi riveJ wharf this morning. I! r s I9tli inst.,an('l|(>1 this morning. lii Cipt. -<i inst., aucl ■»t. I)a! u-on 20tb inst., anchored in tlie roadh this morninar. Tm314 words
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Article406 1874-12-31 13 Ocian Company' steamer from Liverpool, left Penang ,i\, and may be expected here tomorrow. The German war steamer anchored in the roads during last night. She comes last from Point de Galle, which port she left on the 7th instant. M essks. A pcae& Co. s steamer406 words
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Article570 1874-12-31 13 Tin-: Straits steamer Ben /no re, Capt. Guan Hin, from Penang £4th instant, via Malacca, anchored in the roads this morningr. Tim. Dutch steamer B'iron BenUtfck f Capt. Uuys, from Bata via 25th instant, arrived at Tanjoug Pagar wharf tliis morning. The Ocean Company's steamer tf>rt,Capt. Thomson,570 words
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Article880 1874-12-31 13 Wk have to acknowledge the receipt, from the Principal Civil Medical Officer, bf a table <>t Meteorological observations during the month of October, lom which we take the following pnofi i.. Tni. homeward P. fc O. mail steamer iV<»m Honi;- at. the I*. wharf this morning, and880 words
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Page 14 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous985 1874-12-31 14 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, arribate. 9rribald— Continued. Friday, Isth December. Wednesday. 90th December. British steamer Pearl, 705 tons, Munk. Penang loth Deo. A uier. barque Sunbeam. 255 tans. Lavers. TernaU* 23rd £ept. P. 6i U. steamer Adria, tons. Breeze, Hongkong llth Dec. Britisu ship Douglas Castle. 67* tons. Kinnor, Shields Ist Sept.985 words
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39 1874-12-31 1 1 T»inionK Pa^ar W barf. \r; TWI Jawdino, Mathesi»n and Coinpaay't WhPrt, 3 P4O Wharf Bon A(Oord D(><>k 4 Borneo' Company's Wharf Government W 5 Paumt Slip ana Dock Cmpauy 4t Johow39 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous579 1874-12-31 1 SHIPPtNG IN THE HARBOUR. Xl iVhcki Fug >.. l> KIVAL. -OF- WAR H 1~l Dec. 13:31 Senior Xaval Officer. >M D 26'Poin German Consul. H. N. M. steamer Dec. 26JAcheen Netherland Consul Mh A 31 C r} ißriUahst Hammer A Water Bo*i J^ !lll Britisb steamer Nov. IS Hammer AC579 words
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