The Straits Budget, 23 October 1894
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section135 1894-10-23 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” The Straits Times has the largest circulation of any newspaper in Asia, British India excepted. It circulates in Singapore and Penang, throughout all the Protected States of the Malay Peninsula, in Siam, Borneo, the Netherlands Indies, thePhilippines, and French135 words
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188 1894-10-23 1 STRAITS TIMES TUESDAY, 23 RD OCTOBER. TABLE OF CONTENTS. iti ITOUIA I.S. Th* Military Uontr.lnUiou aud Resignation •if (>ffi A Brin>!i Dollar. .\l«vi;ation in the Chi r a-Japan War. iiri“vaii(*o Before Supply. tx‘M-»nge Compensation. Sat tr lay's Coimei'. i. Mark‘*t Quotation*. •'tapping News. List. P.|’.l»*M N> **\VS. The (.t o188 words
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Article530 1894-10-23 1 Singapore, 23rd October, 1894. PRODUCE. 'W.ior, 8.10. Cube No.*i, 12.35. do No. 2, B.%. to Pra Bali, 5.50. Fontianak 5.15. Black, 10.30. r Flour, Sarawak 2.45. b Bninei 2.20. 3.35 off*** Liberian, 40. l »Pioca small Flake, 4.15. do 1st quality 5.00. mod. Hake 4.30. small pearl,530 words
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Article771 1894-10-23 1 The mail for Europe this week is takeu by the M.M. s.s. Melbourne. The M.M. s.s. Caledonien with the mail from Europe of the 28th September is due this evening. The German mail from Europe by the Bayern is arrived ou Thursday. The German mail for771 words
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REUTER’S TELEGRAMS.
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Article81 1894-10-23 1 London ltith October. GERMAN POMCY AT THE TREATY PORTS RUSSIAN MILITARY PREPARATIONS. Germany is no*v sail to In? willing to co-operate to pratict Kui\>|*eaus sit the treaty ports of Chiua. The Russian troops on the Anaoor have bt* *u ordc ed tj be kept iu realiness in81 words
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106 1894-10-23 1 17th October. Vo POWER WILL CO OPERATE JAPANESE MOVEMENTS. The Tim* asserts that the British Goverutnout, by fruitlessly propjsiug to iuterveue in the war between China and Japan, has incur.ed a needless aud humiliating rebuff. In the opinion of that journal, this rebuff tends to106 words
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Article215 1894-10-23 1 ISlh October. REUTER'S VERSION OF THE DESPATCH. “CALCULATED TO SATISFY.” Lord Ripon’s despatch, settling the question of the Military Contribution will shortly rea;h the Straits. The Secretary of State, iu this despatch, does uot fix auy specitic reductions in the Contribution, but readjusts the tribute in a215 words
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Article116 1894-10-23 1 noth October. REPRESENTATION'S HADE TO JAPAN NO REPLY FROM JAPAN. It is officially announced that the British Government has lieen informed of China teiug prepired to negociate with Japan. Overtures have been male to the Powers interested to arrange for joint representations to Japan on the subject.116 words
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81 1894-10-23 1 22nd October Forty thousand Japanese troo| s, under command of Marehil Oyaina, have left Hiroshima for an uuknown destination. The feeling is gaiuing in Europe that the Japanese successes have bec*ii overrated, and that Chiua81 words
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EDITORIALS
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521 1894-10-23 1 (Straits Times, 16th October.) The Penang unofficial members of council will arrive ou Thursday and they will l>e invited to join the Singapoie members in considering whether the present stat** of the military contribution sy justifies them iu resigning their seits in council.(Straits Times, 16th October.) - 521 words
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Article403 1894-10-23 2 Slrrit* Timet 16th October.) ]i is telegraphed that the vexed queft ou of the British dollar has been settled by the Secretary of State sanctioning its coinage. A British dollar tor circulation in the Colony and Hongkong had been advocate for years on the ground of the(Slrrit* Timet, 16th October.) - 403 words
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Article418 1894-10-23 2 {Straits Timet, 17th October The ill-luck that has beset the present Ministry in their foreign policy generally has asserted itself also in relation to the China-Japan War. When the course of the war showed that Japan meditated an invasion of China Proper, with the result{Straits Timet, 17th October ) - 418 words
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Article370 1894-10-23 2 (Straits Timet, 19th October.) The debate at yesterday’s Council was necessarily discursive. It was also unnecessarily discursive—or. at least, so His Excellency hinted to the junior memlx*r. The junior ineml>er is appareutly to In* the Ishmael of debate—his hand against eve rv man’s and every man’s hand(Straits Timet, 19th October.) - 370 words
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Article673 1894-10-23 2 (Straite Times 20th October.) It is decided by a majority of five unofficials to two, that the civil servants of the Straits are to receive half of their salaries at the rate of a three shilling dollar. That is to be while they are in the colony but.(Straite Times, 20th October.) - 673 words
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Article865 1894-10-23 2 (Straits Timet, 22ml October,) At the Legislative Council meeting ou Saturday all the nutdficial members resisted the military contribution in its various asj>eets. These asjiects were numerous. There was the maiu vote for $830,000 for the contribut ion during 1895. Then* was a vote for £200,000 for liarracks.(Straits Timet, 22ml October,) - 865 words
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Article230 1894-10-23 2 The Japaa Daily Advertiser gives the following as being the conditions of the new passports for British subjects in Japan:— Art. I.—British subjects travelling in the interior Shall observe the local regulations of tlie places they visit. Art. ll.—The bearer of this passport shall return it230 words
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Article812 1894-10-23 2 i .J?" W* Special Co**;,. the L»gickiive Council on tbe T?**'* 1 for Singapore and Mala.** baa been publi.bed.. It re 01n r mt deoreaw of $B3,<M)O i„ The Committee sptcial addition of s6<io K i ll 11 ,j t made to tbe General HospiK! enable fresh milk812 words
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Article521 1894-10-23 3 H-K. the Governor has received a from the Secretary of State, ir i ni r that a British dollar is sanctioned r tb** Straits and Hongkong. *f H E Austrian warship Fasana which a* here iu January this year, came into rue port s afternoon from Borneo.521 words
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Article320 1894-10-23 3 'he IJrk.fch IV!i and Laugkat Tobacco ’Hfauv met at London on the 20lii v [’ttu:l>er, with Mr. J. Berry White iu chair. The chairman said that the 1 *U)puny had been doing badly of late, latterly, under better management, an -'uprovement had set iu.and a satisfactory J320 words
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Article181 1894-10-23 3 Mb. Ed. Lorenz Meyer writes to the China Exnrexn from Hamburg on the above subject: Being an old SingajMire man I read your P*l** r regularly and so I came across what* you say about taxing philatelists iu the Straits. I confess I do not see that the181 words
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Article191 1894-10-23 3 The Tientsin correspondent of the North China Daily News Mfcg* :—Treachery is meeting with more desert iu‘ the frightful slicing process” (Liny chih > which is now lining inflicted on some of those convicted of sclliug informa‘ion to the .’apanes®. The process began a few days191 words
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277 1894-10-23 3 At tlie mc9t:ngs of the principal Brit sh Provincial Chamber* «*f Commerce in August, the (pieslien of British interest** in t iani came up lor <ousideiatiou iu connection with tbe Circu ar of the London Ch’tce'oe of C*»inmerce, in which hope was express'd277 words
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403 1894-10-23 3 Mk. R. W. Egertox Eastwick. late Sheriff of Singapore. Ac., writes to the Times ept. Ilf): Considerable indignation has been very justly expressed in thL c uutrv on receipt of the news which revealed tic* continued existence »n Egypt of a most detestable403 words
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Article392 1894-10-23 3 (Hongkong Daily Pre*$.) Ladt Robinson died at Craigiebiiro, Hongkoog, on tbe evening of tbe Bth inst. Although Lady Robinson was recently piematuiely conhned, and was known to be in a dangerous condition, it was not. imagined that the ease was so critical. The reports of the(Hongkong Daily Pre*$.) - 392 words
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Article222 1894-10-23 3 The report of the Shanghai-Perak Sugar Cultivation Co., for the season lSffff-94- states that the pnilit on working account isT’s. 75.15 b and the halm>cc of protit and 10-s account hrouglit forward from last s**as m is Tls. 7b.S"J. The assets -how that of this amount222 words
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Article313 1894-10-23 3 Telegraphing from St. Petersburg, on Sept. 18. flit* Times correspondent said The British Military Attache, Major W. H. Waters, has left ?t. Petersburg for Central Asia, via the Trans-Caspiau Railway, to Samarcaitd and thence to Tashkent. Major Waters has teceived special permission to visit the Trans-Caspian frovince313 words
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Article164 1894-10-23 3 (Via Ceylon.) THE CZAR. COMMOTION AT CHINESE PORTS. CHINA WAR LOAN. FRENCH WARSHIPS FOR CHINA. St. Pete mb tt rg, 6th Oct otter. The Czar and the Imperial family have arrived at Livadia. According to the latest bulletin ns'eived from Livadia regarding t e state of health of164 words
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Article275 1894-10-23 3 WARSHIPS ORDERED To VLADIVOSTOK K. A Reuter's telegram. dated St. Petersburg, September 14th. said Tip* following ineii-of-wnr have been ordered to Vladiv* stock Turret ship I,ho* rotor Nlcluda* 1. and firstclass cruiser Pa mint Atom, detached from Meditenan au squadron second-class cruiser Djit/it, and torpedo cruiser<275 words
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Article540 1894-10-23 3 From the District Report for Any net.) Some applications for mining bud were received in the SetnI district This is a mindistrict and is doing well, hut many Mtdny agricultural holdings have heen destroyed Several tali-ayer disputes wen* settled on t'n* spot hy the Collector of T540 words
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Article961 1894-10-23 3 Berlin l&th 8epteml>er. Th* Chinese Foreipn Office has sent a communication to the General £nroy at Pekin on 3rd ultimo which the official Beichnanzeigcrrepreduces this eveninp as follows We liave already had the honour to inform your Excellency of the commencement of hostilities by Japan, and we961 words
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Article31 1894-10-23 3 Lobd Randolph Churchill is re>orted to bo considerably benefited by his •tay.at Hakone, and was by last advices enjoying a series of visits to all the most notable places in Tokyo.31 words
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Article805 1894-10-23 4 (Financial Nc>rg, JSth September). It is not a little surprising that upon all 1 sides one hears of languishing industries and busii esses going to the wall simply because those who carry them on are unable to obtain the financial assistance they need to launch out(Financial Nc>rg, JSth September). - 805 words
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Article99 1894-10-23 4 The following despatch has been received by the Governor of Hongkong from the Minister to Japan Tokyo, 27tb September, 1894. Sir, With reference to my despatch of 10th instant. I have the honour to inform your Excellency that I have now received a communication from99 words
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Article615 1894-10-23 4 Arhanqbmknts are said to have 1 een made f<»r a St. Audiew’s Bail at Bangkok. Count Wickenburg left hist evening iu’ the steamer Carolina bound for Sumatra Tbb new premises now in course of erection for the Chartered Bankare rapidly approaching completion. H.M.S. Crescent left veslerday morning615 words
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Article54 1894-10-23 4 The Dumber of Chinese kil’ed, wounded, and takeu piisoners at Ping-yang (Pyongyang) turns out io have t>eu mum less than at, first reported. According t > the Nichi Sichi the number kill* <1 aud t*l>eu prisoners at, and subseqmnt t« the < aptuie was 2,685,54 words
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93 1894-10-23 4 On Abeyne Castle shootings the Marquis of Huntly had a fairly good hag of partridge voeterday, but owing to the standing corn the birds could not be followed. On TilUfourie Castle, Mr. Gregson held a grouse drive, when 90 brace were bagged93 words
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Article252 1894-10-23 4 Nows came to hard on Sept. 15 that the important liabour of Delagoa Bay had fallen under Boer control, and that it was to ue ■‘orthwitli equipped as a first class port, Delagoa Bav lies within easy distance of Madagascar, only the Mozambique Chain'd intervening252 words
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Article716 1894-10-23 4 M lk Myre de Vilers left Marseilles on Sept. 14, for Madagascar. The French Press continues to discuss the prospects of bis mission with unabated interest. The Paris Journal says that all the details have been arranged tor au expedition agiinst the Hovas, and that, if the716 words
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Article54 1894-10-23 4 Havas telegrams in the Siam Free Preee state that Franc eand England have entered into an arrangement for united action in the East, and for the protection of their subjects in China and Japan. It is also reported that Great Britain has assured the Great Powers that she will prerent54 words
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Article642 1894-10-23 4 INCREASE IN DOLLAR VALI E3. DECREASE IN STERLING VALUES. SINGAPORE AND PENANG COMPARED. MAIN INCREASE AND DECREASE ITEMS. The import, aud export returns of the Colon? lor tbe second quarter of th** year, compared with the cor-1 responding quarter of 1893, have been I issued. The642 words
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Article944 1894-10-23 4 FOOTBALL I J CHINESE ATHLETIC SPORT* I I WHARVES I I VICTORIA INSTITUTION I 1 (From our Corretpondent.) I J Kuala Lu m]> I j Yestkedat evening, the Kl»n e I] turn ground was ihe scene of an I j contest between the Kuala Kub* I J Klaug944 words
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Article517 1894-10-23 5 w iH be polite to hope that tbe Secrej state for the Colonies has done .df injustice in bis telegraphic surn,t bis Military Contribution des- lU d that Renters message is ap- ni to l)eiug correct. But, if tbe ■'y-M&rv Contribution ;s adjusted in a er ,-alenlated517 words
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Article76 1894-10-23 5 i.A. rok Traffic Earnings for the M'-nth of Sepieasbbb, 1894. Head* of Receipts. Amouiit 513,452 Tickets. 79 Carriages, and Dogs 174 Collections 3 Fares 14 152 t: x, es 9 Luggage 38 314 Total Coaching $14,*259 535,364 Kent 37 397 Total Goods $37,441 Grand Total $51,700 <76 words
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Article692 1894-10-23 5 THE CONSECRATION OF THH HALE. THE DANCE THE BUILDING. Kuala Lnmpor, 16th October. (From Our Correspondent.) The ceremony of consecrating the new Masonic Hall was performed yesterday by Bro. A. J. W. Watkins W. P. M., at five o’clock iu the evening. Nearly every member of the692 words
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Article70 1894-10-23 5 An attempt is being made by the Ceylon Government to clear Galle harbour of the rocks which have rendered it an unsafe port. A diver has teen engaged, aud the diving gear and other paraphernalia have been received, and the work will commence at once. Tie removal of the rocks70 words
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Article90 1894-10-23 5 At the eleventh meeting of the General Council at Sarawak, 20th of September, H. H. Rajah Brooke concluded his address by assuring the Councillors that he trusted them all implicit?, and hoped to see them all at dinner the following evening at 8 o'clock. There is in this a savour90 words
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923 1894-10-23 5 Supplementary to Strait* Times Teleijra in a.) Via Ceylon.) i LACK OF OFFICERS IN THE BRITISH NAVY. NEUTRAL SHIPS IN CORKAN WATERS. RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS IN CENTRAL ASIA BRITAIN AND FRANCE IN AFRICA. THE ITALIANS AT KAHHALA. NEWSPAPER LIBEL AT ATHENS DEATH OF OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES. TROUBLESupplementary to Strait* Times Teleijra in a.) - 923 words
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Article374 1894-10-23 5 LX HEALTHINESS OF THE SEASON. ATTACK BY AX ALLIGATOR. ARRIVAL OF CEYLON PLANTERS. planting prospects (From our Corretpondent.) Batu Pa hat 17 th October. The monsoon seems to have set in up here, as we have been experiencing very wet and squally weather lately. We are now374 words
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Article601 1894-10-23 5 At the Police Court, yesterday, Dr. Eugen Von Krudy appeared, on the complaint of Inspector Jones, ou a charge of defamation uuder section 500 of the Penal Code, and he was also charged with forgery of the signature of Hassaui Pillay. Emil Kahlert, described as an assistant601 words
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Article353 1894-10-23 5 Mr. Baxendale, who arrived yesterday by German mail, goes on to-day to Penang on postal-telegraph business. The Penang Gazette believes that the Jelebu Mining and Trading Co. have got a much better thing in Maliwun thau they ever had in Jelebu. H. E. the Governor said in353 words
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Article398 1894-10-23 5 There is, says* the New York Tribune, a powerful party at Pekin actively opposed to the present Euijieror, or to his policy, and led by no less a personage than the Dowager Empress. The latter is a woman if unusual ability and of imperious will. For398 words
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Article24830 1894-10-23 6 THURSDAY, 18tH OCTOBER. This Legislative Council reassembled, yesterday afternoon, at half past 2 o’clock. The following members were present: His Excellency the Governor, Sir Charles Bullrn Hugh Mitchell, K. C. M. G. The Hon'ble the Colonial Secretary, (W. Maxwell, c.m.g.) the Resident Councillor of Penang (A. M.24,830 words
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Article291 1894-10-23 11 A Havas telegram auuounces that the strike which broke out amoDg the canal labourers at Port Ib’aid, and ia which a French eugineer was killed, has terminated. The main items of the Municipal agenda for the usual fortnightly meeting on Wednesday, are —the Police contribution and corn291 words
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Article94 1894-10-23 11 The Canton Insurance Co., of which Boustead Co are the 3gents at Singapore, have issued tlieir report for 1893 It shows a balance at credit of §485,273, out of which 8235,223 have l ecu laid out iu a dividend of 10 J to shareholders, and a Ikiuus of 20 m94 words
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164 1894-10-23 11 The Governor has directed that, for the fourth*quarter of the year 1894, the rate of exchange for the adjustment of accounts with the Crown Agents for the’Colonies shall be two shillings and twopence (2/2) to tbe dollar. It is uotified regarding tbe closing of the164 words
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Article269 1894-10-23 11 MEETING TO-DAY. The second ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the Mergui Pearling Com)>any was held to-day, at noon. After considerable delay a quorum was got together. The chairman (Mr. Joaquim), in opening the proceedings, said that the directors regretted to have to present a report269 words
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325 1894-10-23 11 The members of the Association of Chambers of Commerce visited Fountains Abbey on Sept. 14th. The Marquess of Ri]K>u, iu responding to the toast of his health at a luncheon held in the cloisters, said ho entertained a strong feeling of the public utility325 words
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Article377 1894-10-23 11 The nihwssm's to Jajtauosse arms by land and sea have intoxicated tin* nation, and the vernacular pres* participating in the excitement, is quite exulting in its demount rations of enthusiasm. Its talk grows taller day by day. The tight is not to 1m? given over until China is377 words
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Article3274 1894-10-23 11 Ox Wednesday, before a court of two magistrates (Messrs. Egeiton and Anthonisz), James Burnett Paige sorrendered to his bail on a charge of exporting, on the 16th April last at Singapore, on board of a tongkang named JPrile of the Ocean, a quantity of arms and3,274 words
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Article299 1894-10-23 12 At the Legislative Oouucil for next Thursday, 1 lie only order of the day is the Supply Bill. Major-General Jones-Vaughan returned this morning from Peuang in the s.s Arratoon A^car. The Biitisdi st.ainer Heuledi whieh arrived to-day from Loudon, has ou board about forty cases of gunpowder299 words
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Article162 1894-10-23 12 MONTHLY MEDAL 20tH OCTOBER. Rooida. H’Cap. Total. Major Morgan 52 50 20 82 J. B. Robertson 44 43 Scratch 87 Dr. Tripp 53 67 30 90 Surgeon Oapt. Groig50 61 16 95 Gapt. Hawkins 51 54 6 99 J.H.D. Jones 57 59 16 100 W. Napier162 words
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Article743 1894-10-23 12 (17a Rangoon JAPANESE BORROWING. TUK CZAR’H ILLNESS. SIR GEORGE GREY ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS THE MIDDLE. PARK PLATE. FRENCH COLONIAL AFFAIRS. THE POPE ON INDIA. Z THE CHINA JAPAN WAR. CHINA S CONCESSIONS. Tokio loth October. The intern .<»ii (»f the Japanese Government to g«*t a foreign loan is743 words
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Article286 1894-10-23 12 Mrs. Alison, from w give a concert in the Drill Hall* 00 *1 ni*ht. Probably Mrs u “"V da„<* the serprntinelot 1 similar conce t in Hoooknn •uccess, under he patron^eW l^ emor. She w,ll be a 3aiBU X°' > V a pore amateurs. ere 8^ The286 words
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Correspondence.
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Article180 1894-10-23 12 TO THE EDITOR OF THE “STRAIT* TlMEs Sir ith all apology for troubling you, I waut to trespass ou your lioie, and space in your paper, asking if you would oblige uie bv inserting iu your columns a few Hues. 1 have to put a case before180 words
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Article636 1894-10-23 12 TO THE EDITOR OF THE STRAITS TIMK> Sir, —I rejoice that the trifhng with the Military Contribution question has now come to au end and that, if oue can judge from the letter published in your yesterday’s issue, a sound and conaiitutioml measure will not improbably he636 words
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Article143 1894-10-23 13 TO lHh EDITOR OF TIIE STRAITS TIMES >IK __l teg you most respectfully that BdV be allowed to publish these few iu vuur paper. Last Saturday, the I‘thinst* mv son, Tan Jiok Ijim.and some !:;h Anglo Chinese School boys went for 4 u ic to Pulo143 words
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Article1049 1894-10-23 13 l<> THI KIUTOK OK THE “STRAITS TIMES. me. —The <ju*wtioii of exchange coinpfn•ciou t«» tlw» European members of the Straits ivil Service for the loss they have sustained in<] ar** *>usrainiiig through the unprecedented i. in exchange is now, bv direction of tlie •r sw *n*tary of State,1,049 words
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Article233 1894-10-23 13 TO THE EDITOR Of THE STRAIT.-* TIME'.' Siiv, —Allow uie to point out a fallacy in the letter signed G. in your issue ol Siturdav. G. says “it is bard to see bow lie (the merchant)...loses by si low exchange,' and tbeu proceeds to prove that the merchant233 words
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Article216 1894-10-23 13 to TUE EDITOR OF THE STRAITS TIMES Sir!--I was glad to see G.’s letter in vour issue of Saturday, as I too have wen under the impression that the merchants here and in other silver currency countries arc wrong in believing that, they have suffered or can suffer216 words
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Article818 1894-10-23 13 ARRIVALS. Per s. s. Choir Phya from Klang:—Mr. Nicholson. Per P. A O. s. s. iSu rat from Loudon —Mr. Benito Howe. I roin Penang:—Lt. Col .i. VV. B. Parkin, Maj T. E. Compton, Maj. d. G Parkiusuu A: Tlie Double A. M. 8kinner. From Bombay —Mr. H.818 words
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DOCKS.
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902 1894-10-23 13 The promises of the Company are sit» ated at T*njong Pagar adjoining the towi of Siugapo re. The Wharf nztAnda to nnii z~cuviaea by the entrances to the urav.ng Docks into three parts. The West Wharf; over one mile in length with from 25902 words
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Page 13 Advertisements
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Advertisement94 1894-10-23 13 CLARKE’S PATENT BROWN LEATHER POLISH. I polishing, softening and preserving al! Brown Leather Goods, such as Boots, Shoes, Saddlery, Portmanteaux, Etc. In this preparation there are no creamy or sticky substance*, such us are contained in inferior Leather Polishes, and which leave an objectionable and corrosive coating on the surface94 words
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Advertisement543 1894-10-23 13 rpHE UN DER8IGNED, HAVING BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AGENTS OF THE ALLGEMEINE ELEKTRICITATS. Gesellschaft of Berlin for the Straits Settlements Malay Peninsula and Sumatra, will he glad to furnish on application full particulars, and to undertake the supply, ubtallation and maintenance of Steam Engines, Dynamos, Electromotors, Transformers, Measuring and Testing instruments,543 words
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163 1894-10-23 14 Th6 Company's premises are situated at Tanionc Rhoo. The Slip No. 3 is capable of LSiz up vessels of 500 tons, the small Slip No S for accommodation of launches and Mali crafts up to 60 tons. The Company executes ships’ repairs of163 words
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SHIPPING.
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Article158 1894-10-23 14 Under this heading the following abbreviations are used: —str.—-steamer; sh.—ship b q barque; Brit.—British U. S.—United States Fr. —French; Ger.—German; Dut.— Dutch; Joh. —Johore; &c., G.c..—General cargo: d. p.—deck passengers; U. —Uncertain ;T. P. W.—Tanjong Pagar Wharf; T. p. D. —Tanjong Pagar Dock B. W.—Borneo Wharf; J.158 words
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Article1273 1894-10-23 14 Arrivals Since Noon of Saturday. Worcester, Brit. str. 1,189 tous, Captaiu Morice. 20th Oct. From Calicut, 11th Oct. Ballast. TJ.—Rds. Fazilka Brit. str. 2,69$ tous, Capt. Wil>ou. 22nd Oct. From Calcutta, 27th Sept. G.c., and 37 d. p. Boustead A Co. For Calcutta, U. —T.P.W. A. Apcar Brit.1,273 words
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Article145 1894-10-23 14 Name, Port, and Date of London. Agamemnon, Sept. 18; Ning Chow, Sept. 19 Liverpool AgamemoL, due Nov. 3 Deucalion, due Nov. 13; Priam, due Oct. 25 Anchises, due Oct. 27 Barry. Me. Laurin, July 21; Rigel, Sept. 13; Beatrice, Sept. 16j Erwin Rickmers, Sept. 18; Glasgow. Dunbcth, Aug.145 words
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Article1148 1894-10-23 14 C Flvg Vessel’s Name.! A Tons. Captain. From Sailed. Consignees. w Rig Oct.; 15 Wing Sang Biit.str. 1517 ’St. Croix Calcutta Oct. 6 Boustead A Co. 15 Endeavour str, 1763 Ibrcckon Barry Dock Sept 6 Boustead A Co. 15 Vindobona Au?. str. £682 Mersa Hongkong Oct. 9 Rautenberg Schmidt1,148 words
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Article610 1894-10-23 14 DATS. V’«h«KLP N’\mk F».a« &Fl 1 CATIAI'. r-XSTINATIO». Oct. 16 Lady Mitchell Brit.str. Treweeke Ter-ang via ports 16 Surat P.O.str. Hon^k T wd 1. 16 1 Hi agno Ital. ptr. Barabino Penang and 1 ombav 16 Vyner S«r. str. Mco e Sadorg 16 Ciieang Chew Brit.str. Webb Penan/ 16610 words
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Article235 1894-10-23 14 PASSED SUNDA STRAITS OR ARRIVED FOB OROKRS.^ Flag Date Date and Ship’s Name. Commander. of From Where- Destinatio mil Sailing. I Sept 30 Brit. bq. Moel y Don Evans Ang 17 l.io ji-neiro Oct. 10 Ned. s.s. Utrecht DeGoedfi Oct. lo Batavia K.tterdam it lOital. rli. Nico’o Accaiue S&rgaui235 words
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Page 14 Advertisements
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