Straits Times Overland Journal, 7 May 1879

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  • 24 1 For Dkspatch pbi M. M. Stkamkr Peiho." The Straits Times OVERLAND JOURNAL. VOL. XX. No. i.:,:,. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7. 187J). Pkici; 40 CitNTa
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  • 56 1 Domestic Occurrences. BIRTHS. A i Kveralcy, Sarawak. Borneo, on tfce :28th April, the wife of W. M. CvorKtfc ¥>%>{., Kesiient wf Sarawak, of a sou. At Saigon, ou the J4il» April, Mrs. E. Saltzkorn of .4 daughter. DBA! H. On ;>Otb Apii at his 1 eaidout c, St. lift's Lodge
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  • WEDNESDAY, 7th MAY, 1879.
    • 806 1 Singapore, 7th Mat, 187l>. Gambler 1.00. Black Pepper S.»o. White Pepper, fair quality 11.1'k Sa^o Flour, Sarawa«. 3.^!24< Pearl Smu V k). Ootfee, Bontyne 17t>0 Tin I. Mule twist >7 lbs. Shirtinars l.«o 7 do do 1.47A. •5 do Cloth „1. 7 do do 1.1^4, Benares Opium
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  • 442 1 A Proelaination is published giving j notice that Her Majesty the Queen has I been pleased to allow and eontirm the Ordinance No. VII of 1 87 S, entitled MAn Ordinance bo confirm arrangements relating to the Ai^ri-horticul- j tural Society ami the Katties Museum und
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  • 730 1 \Vt have to acknowledge the receipt C*f v very interesting 1 Keport ou Johore by Thomas Heslop Hill, Ks<j a practical planter, we believe, from Ceylou. The Report, wo ar« informed m a short preface, has been compiled chiefly for the information ot planters, and
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
    • 273 1 4'er Kong set 4-th May bor Simjajwre.—Frova Bangkok Miss E. Studer, Mr. Mohn, Mr. Mubry, Mr. Schoniburgk and 5 deck. Per Pemha, 6th May. For Singapore. From Penaug Mrs. Hose and 2 children. From Malacca Mr. Schecrder, Mr. and Mrs. Seth and child, and <>- deck. Per M. M. steamer
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  • 2049 2 From the Uaily Tiwex, lutl Ma if. OpEHiNo of k nkw Dhy' Dock it Tanjono Pag ab. i»m.) tew people even m Singapore, are ;i\\;ire of the extent of the profitable undertaking called the Taojotlg Pagar Wharf, which, started onl\ m 1801 under the most unpromising
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  • 1065 2 From the Daily Times 3rd May. The General Hospital. Thi iollowing is published m yes(erday'l Government Gazette: Rule* regarding Aihnimtion into the General Hospital, Strait* Settle tneiU*. It will be necessary for all patients se-kin^ admission into the General Hospital to produce an order under the following i-Ussvs s I.
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  • 1488 2 'It i> reqneuted of our wutcmporunoa that, m i«> produeiu* these translation*, their origtu&l itppeantnc* m tk nmy be acknowledged. PrMMjti Beyetwiev. Regarding the earthquake which lately afflicted ijianijur, the chief town, the following further particular* have been received from tht
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  • 1140 4 Tmb following* appears m the Bnsbane Telegraph. Without venturing any comments <>n the views entertained by the writer, or bis manner of expressing them, we are glad to observe that the concerns of the Straits have a wider discussion than that which i> afforded them by the local
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  • 825 4 Wk have been favoured with the following extract from the H\uhlngtva Pott, of lUh January from the Colonial Sec re tan's; Office, relative to an American expedition to the Coast of Africa and tin* East. The expedition of (Joniinodore Shufeldt m the United States' steamer Tieonderoga is
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  • 1259 4 \n|wMi»i tin- many privile^** by the many buudredi of thousands who range themaelvei tinder the proud bi o\' Great Britain— "the n\< has i braved a thousand years tlu l».ittl< tod Urn bntaa there U none <»t' which tin > are more justly )>rovul, none ol" which
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  • 1484 5 T.ik Etßcnra Baci Hi i.n\«. To tin Editor of Hit' Daily Times. Snt, -Allow me to correct two slight errors m the iiccooiii of last Saturday racei Ist Templefcon (I Her) was the th-st Secn-.tary to t\y Snorting Ch\h. Jpfroc J (K. i$ the second, K< rgnsson (Hsir- nsoi.i
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  • 421 5 To thf Editor of th*> VmUjf Tim Siu s—in5 in thote days of suppoaed Police efficiency, Commissions of inquiry Ac &c., one would be led to think tl^t, for the present at any rate fche ioi-ee ITOttld I>«' on the alert if it wa« only for their own
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  • 446 5 News of the Week. TUESDAY, 29th APRIL. Tm next meeting of the Singapore Debating Society takes place on Tuesday next, the Bth May, when the suhject of debate will be "That Military Service ibould be rendered compnleor) m Kngland." W i, are informed that the Govermment bere has addressed a
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  • 1334 6 Tmm new Graving Dock of the TanJOOg Pagar Dock Company, Limited, is to be formally opened tomorrow afternoon, at a quarter to five o'clock, aud numerous invitations have been i>Mied by the Company to resident^ t<> witness the ceremony. We learn that on Saturday afternoon a disturbance
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  • 1055 6 The following is a list of articles presented to the Raffles Museum and Library/ during the month of April, 1879:— Hou'ble Ho Ab Kay Wuauipoa, C.MB.--1 male Argus pbeitnnt. E L. M. Pc Sons*, Esq.— l Sea snake. F. W. ICackie. Esq 1 Goekatoo't mg. W. Harley
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  • 699 6 Afl will be soon by a eorreapondtnt > etter, two Chinese were killeil by lightning yesterday, whilst on l.oanl a prahu at anchor oft* Pule Kechil. Wl learn that during the thunder storm yesterday afternoon, a Malay b« ot about twelve ypars oi age wa« stria k
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  • 1094 7 With respect to the question raised by Knquirer," we are of opinion that the Honorable John Jones, Escj., or the Honorable Mr. John Jones, Mould be the correct manner of address, Tl>e title is an honorary and local one, and should not be confounded with the hereditary
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  • 1580 7 The U. S. man-of-war steamer RicJkmoud will leave for Hongkong tomorrow. 11. B. M.'s steam corvette Mode*U t will, on Saturday next, leave tins port tor Hongkong, where she will remain for about six weeks, after which she will proceed to Shanghai. Wl are very sorry to
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  • 546 8 I UK I*. S. man-of-war steamer Rich' moud, Captain Benham, left this moro. ing for Hongkong. The Captain and Otlicers were sumptuously entertained at a dinner given by Captain Tilly at his residence Bushy/ New Harbour, last evening, when th- Band of the Richmond, which was stationed
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  • Page 8 Advertisements
    • 681 8 SHIPPING INTBLLIttJsNCK H M stP:im( r Modcsti. I.*"' t'»>s M.;>H '"mm.,n,|.,. Tul.n, .e,Ki, u 5,,,,,,,,^ »V^«Ki--«*r. v, M Uan, sh steumc- Norde,, 77S tons. B^son „.„„.,u n-lor. Acbee,, ,>ool iMk Ma.eh, cou i«.ees W. IU^U '"vJS^^SMSin^ to flSi. B.kk« c,,u,. Ger Kli^th. iTITO to^ M,»«...ua nll mmim mander Macassar Kith
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
    • 501 8 SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR, x I DAT! Ships 1 Names. Captains. ;Fla> v Rig m op Ait- WhkrkFbom. Where Lying Consignees oe Aoenth Destination. §n KIVALB. VI EN-OF- A r 4 ?T P L S° 8cb ii bV^' 7 eb> 1 H^ U T. P. Wharf B.H. M'«. Gobml Gcmv»L
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