The Straits Budget, 30 October 1894
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section139 1894-10-30 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” i e rai s inr s as *be largest circulation of any newspaper in Asia, British India excepted. It circulates in Singapore and enang, roughout all the Protected States of the Malay Peninsula, in Siam, Borneo, the Netherlands Indies,139 words
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STRAITS TIMES TUESDAY, 30TH OCTOBER
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Article33 1894-10-30 1 >>■ ihe 11*i» in>tnnt. at M ?c*au, Deli, Sum a*he wife of VV. R. Fox, of a son. Ar New Hirbour, on22ud instant, th i wife r.f A D Grant, of a son.33 words
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Article195 1894-10-30 1 ¥u fTOHI Vl.d. Tiie Pr..-peels of Peace. Parii.me'ut aad Emperor in Japan. aud Government. The SituUio:; in China. Jicrikishas Miaistcrii’ Changes in Garmiuy. I/O* \L. Market Quotations. kipping News. List. P“iie« News. the Gorertiment Gazette. The L*. f» marion Case. Aeciuid at the Drill Hall. I !iu195 words
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Article510 1894-10-30 1 Singapore. 30th October, PRODUCE. Gambior, y do Cube No. 1, 12.35. do do No. 2, b.%. Copra Bali, M 5.40. do Poutiaiiak 5.15. Pepper Black, lo.3<*. Sago Flour, Sarawak 2.50 rto Brunoi 2.20. Pearl Sago, 3.35 Coffee Bali, 3t9£ Coffee Liberian, 40. Tapioca small Flake, 4.15. do510 words
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Article700 1894-10-30 1 The iu til for Eirop this week, leaves by tjc P. ii: 0. t. s. A lalacct. Ti**> from Kuropo of the oth October by tbe P.A O. s. 8. liohilla arrived ou Suudav. Th«* mail for Europ next week, is fixed for the M. M.700 words
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REUTER’S TELEGRAMS.
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20 1894-10-30 1 Lon.lon, 2Srd October. Reuter*correspondent atTientsiu states that pirleviug for peace is proceeding at Seoul.20 words
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66 1894-10-30 1 24th October. The Japanese Diet has voted au address ?o the Government of Japau, urging it so to punish China as to prevent her from distiu biug the peace agaiu. The address also urges the Government uot to tolerate any Pow r so meddling at66 words
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112 1894-10-30 1 2'dh Oct'her. BATTLE AT PORT ARTHUR. PEACE PARLEYING DENIED It is reported, from various sources, that a battle took place at Wiju [uear the Yalu Riverj on Monday last, with the result, it is stated, that the Japanese retreated to Pingyang. The Japanese loss112 words
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112 1894-10-30 1 26th October. Lord Rosjbery, in a speech at Sheffield, confirmed the statement that China, after her first defeat, offered terms of peace far exceeding the limits of the previous Japanese demands. Lord Rosebery further said that Britain submitted the tjrms112 words
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Article18 1894-10-30 1 The Czaifewitch ia now signing State papers [in consequence of the illness of the Car.]18 words
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Article46 1894-10-30 1 27th October. The Japanese vanguard have crossed the Yalu river, scattering the small Chinese for«e there. At the date of latest advices, the main body of the Japanese had also crossed the liver, and were attacking the garrison of Kiuren Castle.46 words
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83 1894-10-30 1 London 29th Oct ober. Tim CLiuese have fled from Kiuren castle. The Japanese have captured there, thirty guns and a quantity of matt rials. Arrangements for a Chinese silver h>an have nearly been co nplitei in Loud m. The amount is teu83 words
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Article49 1894-10-30 1 O«viog to a difference with the Emj eror William, a iding from Socialist an 1 AntiPolish proposals made by the Emperor, Count Vou Caprivi (Chancellor of the Empire), and Couut Eulenburg (Prussian Mmister of the Interior) have resigned. Prime Honeulohe succeeds to both these posts.49 words
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Article42 1894-10-30 1 CLOSING OF THE EMPIRE* A sensation has been c t ised at Lnidon, owing to the Entire Theatre hiving closed its doors, ia couseq'i mee of its iiceuse being tiulifi *i .it the instance of the purity pirty.”42 words
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EDITORIALS
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Article308 1894-10-30 1 (Straite Times, 23rd October.) To day’s telegram that parleying for peace is proceeding at Seoul, the chief 1 *wu of Corea, arouses hopes of a settlement but yet such j*arleying may ouly serve to provide occupation for diplomatists. It will tax their ingenu tv to induce(Straite Times, 23rd October.) - 308 words
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Article260 1894-10-30 2 (Straits TittU'S, 2ith October.) The Japanese Parliament, after »anctiouiog a heavy loau for warlike purjioses, has expressed its views on the direction to be given lo tie war. Those views, in short, favour the thorough bumibalion of Chiua, miiJ reject the idei of foreign intervention(Straits TittU'S, 2ith October.) - 260 words
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Article846 1894-10-30 2 (Straits limes, 25th October.) .As may be seen from our report of yesterday's Municipal meeting, the Conmission**: s grievously fee! the treat meut that 1h»*v have received from ih** hands of the h e 1 Government. The difference haarisen ov* r the amount, which the Singapore Municipality(Straits limes, 25th October.) - 846 words
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Article340 1894-10-30 2 [St ait* Time*, '?Gth October Lord Rosebery, has now thrown light on llie intervention proposal which w*s brought forward by Britain, and wh ise failure was alhged by some to be a humiliating lebuff to the Rosebery administration. L>rd Rosebery say s that, after reverses bcfcl[St ait* Time*, '?Gth October.) - 340 words
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Article323 1894-10-30 2 l Straits Times, 27th October.) The registrar of jinrikisbas, in his report for September, urges greiter competition iu the importing of such vehicles as tusthering the intioduction of a better class of ilnse ireful conveyances. Those thit ply in our streets show at a glance the pressing need oflStraits Times, 27th October.) - 323 words
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Article376 1894-10-30 2 V. mt<\ cr i At tin* date of lust until advices fumi Europe, rumour w.is Imsv with the political relations between tin* Emperor William and Count Von Caprivi, file Chancellor of the German Empire. The Count succeeded Prince Bismarck in that |H>st in March 18U0, and* V. mt<\ */•'//» ( cr i - 376 words
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Obituary13 1894-10-30 1 DEATH. Ar Ardmore, Siugipor?, ou 28th Octob3r. Mak<. ahxi, wife of John Anderson.13 words
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Article1106 1894-10-30 2 Supplementary to the Straits Ti.nes Telegrams.) Via Ceylon THE FRENCH DEMANDS IN MADAGASCAR. TJIE R1SSIANS IN THE PACIFIC. THE BRITISH DOLLAR. FUXTIOX AT BIRKENHEAD. THE PAMIR <J OVATION. THE CZARS ILLNESS. THE AMEERS ILLNESS. P.t ri*, 17th October. V. Le Myre de Vile is expected to roach Antananarivo, Supplementary to the Straits Ti.nes Telegrams.) - 1,106 words
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Article174 1894-10-30 2 PENANG AND SINGAPORE At the annual meeting of the Pei aL Cricket Club on the 23rd ibstant, Mr. F J. C. Boss, the Piesident, took* tbe chair Mr. A. R. Adams was elected cricket cap tain. The President, in Mr Adams’s re-election, said that there wa* nobody better than174 words
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Article80 1894-10-30 2 The of Tiger Slayer in Ch et to the <*• vemuieut of the Sir-d's Srttleu is {>*••!:»HIy unknown to tic public. Much inhibitioo, however, is expressed l*y soon* Fiei eh newspapers at the fart that M. <l** Nnrocurt, a sportsman of Norman hi rlli, has been selected80 words
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Article115 1894-10-30 2 A well-known tirm of broken iu the tin trade, fays the Chino Express, hare written to deny that there is any truth u the reported tin syndicate. They stale that certain capitalists, who s*w that tb* average price of tin for the four lowest °i the last twenty-five115 words
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Article152 1894-10-30 2 Calcutta, l?th October The Indian Daily Neva lately with great severity a performance gi' en the On the Thames Theatrical Co ui**|J On Monday night as the Editor, Dr. was about to retire to rest, haring put n pyjamas, three ladies of the company ente152 words
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Article43 1894-10-30 2 Mb. Boland Vincent MUquith, oft* firm of Misquith Co„ died in tbe eral Hospital on Saturday eveningceased arrived from Penang on Tp morning lut nod went, direct to m a very low. condition, fro*“ “TjJL few. Helenwnwidownndonnd)^ of Indin, nnd wna n competent43 words
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Article808 1894-10-30 3 IHS two alleged Japanese spies were at Naokiug on the Btb mat. 1 Datch despatch boat Singkawang ve< j to-day from Rbio, with the Res £at ot Rhi D b Ard would be convenient if the Fort u c g time-gun could mike a little j Thj808 words
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Article327 1894-10-30 3 THl FUGITIVE REBEL PRISON BRA shipping NEWS. A MURDER TRIAL. OFFICIAL MOVEMENTS. (.From, our Correspondent.) Behan, 17th October. One of the re!>el prisoners, who recently escaped f ,o m Kuala L?pis goal, is Hdji Abdul Haup, To* Gnjah's son. Of the u hers, two a-e Treuggaunu Malay?, and327 words
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70 1894-10-30 3 The Penang and Malacca Municipal Estimate* *re published in last Friday’s Government Gazette. Those of Peuang provide for a revenue of §320,550 against an expenditure of §320,723, of which §20,000 go lor police contiibution. As the Government has fixed the contribution at §24.000, the70 words
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Article605 1894-10-30 3 THE CHINESE RESPECT JAPANESE FIGHTING POWERS. Tientsin, (ith October. We have the following inform Uinj from a reliable source. It reflects seriously on tJ*o Chinese commanders an! the Chinese system: —Before the lattle of Pingyang. a council of wav was held by the llxrec generals commanding. The605 words
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Article904 1894-10-30 3 (Six day* later than by Mail.) POLISH PLOT IN RUSSIA THE BULGARIAN ELECTIONS A TYROLESE JACK-THE-RIPPER AUSTRALIAN MEAT IN AUSTRIA. IA>RD BRA88EY ON IMPERIAL TRADE THE WKLAH LAND COMMISSION. THE EMPEROR WILLIAM AND THE POLES MANNING THE NAVY. 1 EXTRAORDINARY MURDERS gt’GILIHM. London 25th September. I A904 words
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Article162 1894-10-30 3 During the progress of the Concert at the S.V.A. Drill Hall, last night, a soldier was leportel to have fallen into the sea. Most of the audience left the Hall but the darkness prevented them from seeing the man, whose voice, however, could be heard.162 words
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1061 1894-10-30 3 (From the Times.) Foe a number of years past very serious apprehensions have been aroused by the circumstances of the iron industry of the United Kingdom more esp r ally in view of the progress made by competitive countries. In commercial circles it(From the Times.) - 1,061 words
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Article1657 1894-10-30 3 A COMPARISON WITH MALAYA. Lord Sudeley, who recently Tinted th Malay Peninsula, has been also Tinting the Coolgardie goldfields in Western Australia. On hie return, be was interviewed and gave the following information M I am merely an amateur. My knowledge of mining has been confined to1,657 words
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Article172 1894-10-30 4 Simla. Oth October —The returns uf the seaborn foreign trade for August eortinue to show that the trade has returned to normal conditions. The imports oi merchandise iu the mon'h a e slightly smaller tjan iu tlie corresponding mouth of the t .vo previous yturs172 words
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Article323 1894-10-30 4 Last night, at the S.V A. Drill Hall, Mrs. Allisuu appeared iu her “Serpentine Dance/’ and nut with a reception vocifercus in its enthusiasm. A verv strong light is thrown upon the dancer from a lantern arraugeroeut in front of the stage. Gas is used, and, to323 words
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Article795 1894-10-30 4 Complaints are pretty general about the Waiting at tbe races yesterday, and particularly with regard to lbe%tarting iu tbe Griffin Rice. For that event there was a field of tbirteeo horses; and, a< griffins go, they were probably as well behaved a lot as ever came under795 words
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1887 1894-10-30 4 THE TIMES ON THE STRAITS MILITARY CONTRIBUTION. The following article appears iu the Times of 26th September, uudtr the heading 44 The Colonies” The attention which is being directed to the v«*ry important question of the part that thu colonies should bear iu Imperial defence gives additional interest to the1,887 words
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Article331 1894-10-30 4 Lord Ripon, in reply to numerous applications from the members of the English Bar for info-mation with regard to the conditions necessary for candidates to legal aud other appointments in the various colonies, has caused to be issued a brief summary of rules for the guidance of331 words
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Article1023 1894-10-30 4 {Supplementary to Strait. Ti net Telenr (Via Cent™ (Via Ceylon ***•> NON-INTERVENTION BY THF rv,„ THE TIMES" ON THE AwSSaF AFFAIRS AT DEUgi'U SOCIALIST VICTORY IN HFI> ii-w GERMANY'S IOUC* wSS!? THE AMEERS A SERIOUS CONDITION OF TH > f7lL I THE AUSTRIAN BUDGET I Philadelphia 13th Cctu~{Supplementary to Strait. Tinet Telenr (Via Cent™ \ - 1,023 words
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Article739 1894-10-30 5 \x th>? Police Court on Tuesday before jj r Leiucii, Hr. Eugcn Vou Krudy again spared, on the com pi tint of Inspectoi jl De n a charge of defamation under rtw n of the Penal Code, Emil Kahdescribed as an assistant to Dr. Krujv. was charged739 words
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Article506 1894-10-30 5 Lady Mitchell’s reception yesterday was uumerously attended. It is announced that a new series of stamps his been issued for Labuan. The Nelson when she relieves the Victor Emanuel on the China Station, will alsc» be the prison ship. The Municipal Commissioneis are advised that they cannot506 words
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Article84 1894-10-30 5 It has lreen agreed by the Eastern Banks, iu order to encourage natives to take up Bills now overdue, tint the following rule shall be suspended t.ll Dec. 31 next: —“When Sterliug Bills agaiust which advances have been made are not paid at maturity, the Exchange84 words
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Article148 1894-10-30 5 IMPORTANT SPEECH BY THE EMPEROR. The extraordinary session of the N<itional Assembly was opened at Hiroshima ou the 18th inst. Jn the speech of His Majesty the Emperor the following passage appears: We regret that Cbiua, having, iu distegard of her duty, decline! to co-operate148 words
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Article970 1894-10-30 5 (Si* Days Later than By Mail). SENSATIONAL MILITARY ARRESTS IN GERMANY A BANK LOTTERY. THE WEST AFRICAN TROUBLES. BRITAIN AND FRANCE IN AFRICA. CHINESE ENCROACHMENT IN CASHMERE THE CZAR’S PITIABLE CONDITION. ANARCHIST ACTIVITY WATERSPOUT FATALITIES. HOPES FROM RECENT GOLD DISCOVERIES AFFAIRS IN MADAGASCAR. London l*t October. A970 words
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Article904 1894-10-30 5 THE SELANGOR CLUB. LEPERS AT LARGE. THE GALOMPANG MINE. A PACTION FIGHT. (From our Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpor 20th October. The committee of the Selangor Club have published their report for the six months ending October 1st, to be presenlei to the members at a general meeting to le904 words
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Article2341 1894-10-30 5 Tu usual fortnightly meeting of the Municipal Commissioners wss held yesterday afternoon under the presidency of Mr. Gentle. There were present Messrs. Nansou, Tan Jiak Kim, Frasey, Moses, Meyer, Bell, Hare, and the Hod. T. Shelford. The minutes of the last ordinary meeting and of the last2,341 words
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Article440 1894-10-30 6 TROUBLES WITH THE NATIVES MURDER AND PIRACY. THE GOVERNMENT SHORTHANDED (From our Correspondent.) Sandakan 16th October. The Government foices are about to start on the war-pith again. Resident Flint arrived here yesterday, aud reported that four of the Dyak Police, at a stition iu the Paias440 words
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Article339 1894-10-30 6 Another European at Hongkong bas died front plague. Mr. R. Lapsley, a clerk employed at the Cosmopolitan Dock, was seized with symptoms of the disease on the 15th instant, and was removed to Hospital, where be died on the 17th. It is supposed that he contracted the339 words
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Article302 1894-10-30 6 STEAMER ACCIDENTS. THE ENQUIRY INTO MR. WISES DEATH OFFICIAL MOVEMENTS PROGRESS IN KLAXG. {From onr Correspondent.) Klany 'Join October. Early this morn ing. the s.s. Xetru from Trdok Anson, and the s.s. Pegu from Singapore, ran agiound in the ICiaug River. Owing to an accident to her engines,302 words
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Article338 1894-10-30 6 THIWOiT, 25th octobwl PBMKVT. Hu Excellency thb Gotuxoi, Sxb ontLiB Bullen Hugh Mitch ill, K. C. M.G. H.E. The General Officer Commanding the Troops, Major General fi. T. Jones -Vaughan, C. 8.) The Hon’bU the Colonial Secretary, (W. Maxwell, c.m.q.) the Acting Resideut Councillor of Malacca, (C.W.S.Kynnersley.)338 words
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Article612 1894-10-30 6 ADDITIONAL K» T T.K.S fWnRRx To (-o-rs MADE BY THE JUDGES OF THE 8UPREME l OURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. (Laid before Legt.tdioe Council on 2»th Ode her.) The Ho .ou'able William Henry Lione Cox, Chief Just ce, aud His Hououi Archil.‘aid F t ..eraId L:iw, Puisne612 words
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Article180 1894-10-30 6 THE PAHANG SIKHS THE PAHANG CLUB OFFICIAL MOVEMENTS A MONUMENT TO MR. Wist (From our Correspondent.) Pehan, 22nd October. A party of 15 Sikhs has arrived from Kuaotan to do duty here Since the Singapore men left, the Sikhs here hare heavy duties to perform. This transfer ietves180 words
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Article433 1894-10-30 6 (From the President's Progress Report.) FINANCE. The following are the revenue returns for t he first uine moot In of the year as compared with the correspond in? period of 1893: 1893 1894 Jan. /Sept. Jau./Sept. Rates 300,365 310,045 taxes 73.621 81.509 Licenses ami Fw*> 15,90t»433 words
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Article410 1894-10-30 7 j T i s understood that Mr. Antbonisz is as the bead of tbe Bankruptcy DertniHit and Registration of Deeds Offices c Mr. Kershaw acts as Attorney-Gen-eral- \i reported that Mr. H. J Martyu, chaffered 1 he 8. s. Fantee, which will j vt at Penang by410 words
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Article83 1894-10-30 7 I Ihspf'-httl from J. J L'g •'••rniti' Ht, Tokio, Japan, on (hi ?67 h doij of October). Fr. i.i V scr.ini* MmUu, Minister for Fo.*. **iyu Aii.ii: s, Tokio, Japan. To Siiito. Japanese Consul, Singupoie. The biit columns of tbe Japanese force in Corea crossed the Yalu River83 words
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Article147 1894-10-30 7 From the Government Gazette, 28th Oct.) At a meeting of tbe Executive Council, held at Singapore, on Thursday, the 4'h Octolx*", t he following Order in Council was passed, aud directed to be published Whereas by section 224 of The Municipal Ordinance 1S87.” it is enacted that the147 words
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125 1894-10-30 7 The Ngoe Choon Club, Singapore, is from registration under the Pieties Ordinance. r Joaquim de Pereyra is recognised J* m charge of the Spanish Consulate at from the lltb instant. Tbe exequatur, empowering him to Jet as Vice-Consul for Spaiu at Singapore, H.M.’s signatuie. The125 words
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1443 1894-10-30 7 In Qlito?*ffrom the Eastern Archipelago, ethnograp a phical, and historical, translated jS om the Dutch, Mr. G. Q. Batten give® informal ion icgarding this section of w’e Far East to be found in Dutch fcourees. A mass of details about the Malay an islands J.’ef1,443 words
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Article583 1894-10-30 7 AFFAIRS IN UIMItOK. COOLIES FOR GERMAN NEW GUINEA. PETROLEUM PRICES PEARL FISHING. SINGAPORE SHIPBUILDERS. (Translated from various Newspapers.) Bvlast mail advices from Java, the Dutch forces iu Lombok were busy demolishing the walls of Mataram, and raising batteries for the reduction of Chakra Negara, the main Balinese583 words
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Article557 1894-10-30 7 (From the Government Gazette of 26th Oct.) In pursuance of instructions from the Secretary of State for the Colonies, and with the sanction of the Legislative Council, His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to sanction payment of compensation for the fall in exchange on the following terras,(From the Government Gazette of 26th Oct.) - 557 words
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444 1894-10-30 7 {Time ft.) FboM ike point of view of public rxper.ditun* the heavy fall in exchange which has been so severely felt in Sings non* has also sar jointly aflocted Hongkong. Wlele the actual total of reveime estimated in dollars has increased about 2{Time ft.) - 444 words
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Article123 1894-10-30 7 An admiralty paper gives the determination of the longitude of Malacca, as fixed by observations taken by a surveying party from H.M.S. Egeria on the spot, last year. The results, checked, give the longitude of Malacca as lieing: 102° 15' (XT E. the probable error not123 words
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424 1894-10-30 7 PENANG CALKS FOR MR TROTTER. Du. Bkown’s suggestion that. 51, 200 be voted by the Legislative Council as entertain me-ut allowance to tbe Resident. Councillor of Penang, calls forth the following remarks from the Pinang Gazette: It is requisite that at this Olid of the424 words
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Article12511 1894-10-30 8 THE SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB AUTUMN MEETING. FIRST (DERBY) DAY, TUESDAY, 23RD OCTOBER, 1894. Committee: —J.R. Cuthbertson,C. Sugden, W. Egerton, Lt.-Col. Huntly, J. MacRitchie, A. S. Murray, A. W. Stiven, Stewards: Judge Lt.-Col. Huntly (10th Regiment); Asst. Judge and Time-keeper: A. S. Murray Handicappers •*—C. Sugden, W. Egerton, H.12,511 words
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Article946 1894-10-30 10 Very great regret will be gem rally felt at the sadden death ot Mrs. AndersoD. the wife of Mr. John Anderson of Messrs. Guthrie Co. That sad event took pl*<e on Sunday, about 5 o’clock alternoon, at Ardmore, Tanglin. The death was quite sudden and was due946 words
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Article1973 1894-10-30 10 Mini tes of proceedings ofthfu cipal Commissioners at a» a B| nary Meeting held on the 10th October, 189*. NEb day, Present:—The President, AW the Acting Inspector-General of p,j: *tl*; Boll; G. T. Hire, T,u kL J p E B and A C. Mohcs. ll8 W: Absent —Win.1,973 words
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Correspondence.
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Article415 1894-10-30 11 Sir,—lf your correspondent “J will put Lis ideas into figures, I think he will g* that there is no fallacy m letter about exchange. Thus: 10,000 pieces shirtings at 6 00,000 at 3 i I*lo,ooo I I -510 SIUU.tOO,, 2. —£.0,000 I do not know how 44 J”415 words
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Article233 1894-10-30 11 TO THE EDITOR OK THE “STRAITS TIMES Sir, In your issue of the 15th instant, it is nuntivned that a petition has l>een sent by the Captain China and other citizens ot Kuala Lumpor lo the authorities, praying that measures may be adopted to disallow the233 words
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510 1894-10-30 11 TO THE EDITOR OF THE STRAITS TIMES." Sir, —The following example of Native States Law, as administered in Selangor, should be a warning to people how they give credit to Selangor Government contractors, and should strengthen the hands of those who advocate an510 words
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186 1894-10-30 11 TO THR EDITOR OF THE STRAITS TIMES." Sir, —In the interests of the common weal, I think it must be admitted ou all hands that it is high time now that the Protected States of the Peninsula should join the Universal Postal Union.186 words
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Article699 1894-10-30 11 To THE EDITOR OF THE STRAITS TIMES.” Sir, —Your correspondent G., in his letter of 23rd instant, has quite missed the point, possibly from want of cleaness on my part. I will endeavour to be more explicit. The figures G. give 3, for the purpose of coufutiug me,699 words
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Article176 1894-10-30 11 TO THE EDITOR OF THE “STRAITS TIMES." Sir, —Apologizing for troubling you, I wish to put a case before you that has tome uuder mv piivatc notice, and I think, for the sake of justice, should be remedied and lectified. People of Singapore may176 words
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Article557 1894-10-30 11 TO THE EDITOR OF THE STRAITS TIMES. Sir, I am g’ad to notice from the last part of J’s letter of the 25th inst. that he and I are at one as to the effect of a low exchange on the export trade and that lie agrees with557 words
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Article585 1894-10-30 11 ARRIVALS. Per s. s. J/iom? Phya from Slang:— Messrs. Webb, aud Knight. Per s. s. Poh Ann from Sonrabaya —Mr. Art her Sargent. Per M. M. s. s. Melbourne from Kobe:— Mr. and Mrs. Saunders. From Hongkong:— Messrs. Warnecke, Kiiehner. Mr. and Mrs. J. Schettenheten, and Mr. and585 words
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INSURANCES.
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41 1894-10-30 11 Insurances effected upon almoet every 4eS cription of Property at the current rates of Premium. Total sum insured in 1892. £B9l*Boo/)00. do 1891. £878,700/100. do 1890, £361,600,000. do 1889, £888,900,000. Singapore Agents. B3INBJIANN A Co.41 words
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50 1894-10-30 11 Capital Authorised. ••••••••••••a* £1,000,00 qo. Subscribed. .JBfOOOftOO. do. Paid nP(M IM.M *M»M •00,000. LUTS DbPABTMENT. Bates of Life premium, tobies akoviag different methods of iisutßOflb and forms of application may be obtained from the gents fir tbe Lifs department. BTIVXM 4 Co.50 words
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86 1894-10-30 12 Tapi'a! mbsc ibed *,500, 0 Amount paid up r» *y»>\ Reseve fund 85 ),0 0. Bel*) Okfici VT'VOk)ID. General Agents, Messrs. Jardink Mveheso i A Co. The und >rsigntd having been ap >ointdd Agent r the above Company a e prepared to accept Marine Ris s86 words
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Article53 1894-10-30 12 Capital £3.000,000. Chairman in Manchester; Edward Coward, Esq. Chairman in Liverpool F. V* Reynolds, Esq. Chairman in Glasgow £ir Donald Mathe* son, K.C.3. Diglt Johnson, Es^., General Manager and Actuary. The undersigned, Agents for the above Company, are prepared to accept Firo Risks at current rate.*. POT53 words
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37 1894-10-30 12 rlstaldish' d l$S3 Head Office, Siko»ai»*kr. Capital Fully Subscribed $3,000,9"'' Capital Paid-up. 600,0**' Reserve Fund 201,1(*7 Balance of Working Account to i>ist Dec., 1833 $461,106. Cash Assets $1,406,756. A. S. MURRAY, Secretary.37 words
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51 1894-10-30 12 MERGED IN THE COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. Fire risks accepted at CURRENT RATES. Local Boahd of Dieec jorh Alex. Johnston 'hairu.an). T. S. Thomson. 1>. W. Lo- ell. A. II. Raeburn. A. N. van ilse van der PaD. Max. Puttfarcken. A. S. MURRAY,51 words
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174 1894-10-30 12 Capital and Funds, £521,423. on the 31st December, 1891 THE INDIAN LIFE FUNDS now amoun to over TWENTY-THEEir- LAKHS OF RUPEES in Government Securities only, held i-y the Official Trustees for payment ct claims. Thb Positive Hystesj oy Ekdow:= 1 NT A PM174 words
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63 1894-10-30 12 Capital *>2,000,000. Fund in reserve exclusive of Capital £5,493.073. Life Department —The Company ha* recently revised its Rates of Life Premia and is now prepared to offer very advantageous terms to Assurers. Life Department: —The Company has prepared to accept first class risks up to63 words
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75 1894-10-30 12 Capital Subscribed $2,016,000. Amou t paid-up 610,0'0. Reserve Fund 8 0/XK). Head Office, —Honoring. Secretary, W. H Rat Esq., The undersigned, Agents for the above Company, are prepare i to accept mari le risks at cvrren’ rates. All contributors of business whether sli reho'ders75 words
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56 1894-10-30 12 Subscribed Capital .£2,060, Total Invested Funde, 4.516,00* Anww».l Income, 9JW,im The underaigneo, agents for the above Company, a ce prepared to a*xept fire risks for short periods of ten days or longer periods, at current rates to be named on56 words
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Article173 1894-10-30 12 Under Ibis headiog the following ablfevia- tions are used:—atr. —stAamer; sh.—ship; 1 bq.—barque Brit—British; U. S.— United States; Fr. —French; Gor.—Germau; Dut. Dutch; Job.—Johore; Ac., G.c..—General cargo; d. p.—deck passengers U.—Uncer- j tain T. P. W. —Tanjong Pagar Wliarf; T. j P. D.—Tanjoug Parar Dock; B. W.—Borneo173 words
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Article1068 1894-10-30 12 Arrivals Since Noon of Saturday. McLaorin, Am. ship 1,313 tons, Capt. Oakes, 27th Oct. From Cardiff. 21st July. C« al. W. Mansfield Co. U. —Kds. Sri Sintan<j, Dut. str. 147 tous, Capt. Muhlonbein, 27tU Oct. From Poutiauak, 25th (Vt. G.c., and 2 d p Yong Ban Song. For1,068 words
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Article201 1894-10-30 12 Name, t'nt, and bate >v Nti’/**.,* London. i Raduor.diire, Oct. 4 LIVERPOOL Chiugwo, S3f t. 30; Cfopr. 30 Polyphemus, Sept. 26; 11 T»la u« Luzon, fce. t. 27 Deucalion, duo ov. 13; Barry. Me. L-mrin. July 21 Rigel, Sept. 13; Beatrice, Sept. 16 Erwin Uickmors. SopL IS; i201 words
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Article117 1894-10-30 12 PASSED SUNDA STRAITS OR ARRIVED FOR ORDERS. Flag Date Date and Ship’s Name. Commander. or From Whiju Destination d Rig. j Sailing. 11e I mares. Sept 19Ger. th. F’dinand Fische* Kruse July 30 Cardiff Singapore Oct 20 Ned. bq.'H. J. Co nen Godthely .Oct. 19 ttatavia Azores Islands 20117 words
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Article1061 1894-10-30 12 I II VIBBBLB’ NAJf« Ton*. CaPTAIH. FROM BalLll> p f v m Bm Co »wa» lM II Oct l —l 22* Penan? Brit r ,?®S S m '°P 'Sept 19 Tan Kin, Tu. o i! Rcn'edi 1580 Farqahar London Oct. 16 t*,tcr«>t, si-* 1 II 22 -to 1056 B„21,061 words
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Article658 1894-10-30 12 DATii V R-Sfc-I Mavk. F-A'*a hi I j i'vsTie.vr.o Oct -2 Amlv-tst Drit. str. j Hiiniia?n K!?.ng via poet-* 23 Mat 1c Bn>neb »tr. Hutch nsen j Htngfccu* J 3 Endeavour ttr. Brecon ;Cb it trip ong *.53 Hrdra 1 s*tr. McNid laigieK V 3 A nuiOß April* str.658 words
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