Straits Observer, 14 October 1876
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Straits Observer
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Title Section17 1876-10-14 1 THE STRAITS OBSERVER. PUBLISHED TWICE A WEEK. VOLUME 11. KEw«.in.i SINGAPORE, SATUKDAY, Uih OCTOBER, 1876. [NUMBER 20017 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement659 1876-10-14 1 >J B< RIKTIO^ TO THE STMAITS OMHTBK. Tbr A whum (in advance) s 15.00 WoutUly „1.50 ADVERTISEMENTS. At per Square of Twelve lines— First insertion $2.00 Each succeeding inaertlon 50 One month „3^o A Überal d^daction will be made to parties wishiif tr» contract for a longt-r peruxl. In the659 words
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Advertisement765 1876-10-14 1 NETHERLANDS INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED. Tjib Steamers oftbe above Company will now ply between Singapore and tta'avi* every fortnigbt, leaving Sinsapore 24 hours after the arrival oftbe English AJail from borne. Hea© Ofpic«, 8 Geeat bTHtjii Bvii.di os, London. Passage Monet First Class. From Singapore to t Katavia 4765 words
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Advertisement516 1876-10-14 1 THE EASTERN AND AUSTRALIAN MAIL OTEAM CO., LIMITED. THE following is the Time Table of th< arrivals and departures o f the Roya MaU Steamers of the above company duruj* 1 Leave Singapore for Arrive at Singapore Brisbane. from Brisbane. m 1876. March 7. Wednesday 26th Jan. Monday 3rd April516 words
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Advertisement570 1876-10-14 1 JOHI? LITTLE CO. *u H /y, E alwavs on h and direct importations of 9 tne following goods I WINE. J-nemes from Cockburn aud Campbell, White i> r ani^ others. I ort from Cockburn aud Campbell, Page %nd n t others. t larets from Bordeaux direct. Champague from Jules Mumra,570 words
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Advertisement497 1876-10-14 1 E. UIXMANN Fancy and OfNEKALGo ds bTOKK. 60. DATTJIBI' HO AD, Comer of Commercial Square £k JUST PMilJlti i»er Lsf Krcnch uu.l iind tiki l«ite amvaid A MiW bTO( K Of QOOOi Compii-inj: a vmiety ot Ust fatii Msii wh,t« khnU linen collars ol the im.»t aj>fi— .hu.c. lor the497 words
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2412 1876-10-14 2 THE STRAITS OBSERVER. Saturday, 14th October, 1876. I am in the place whore I am demanded of conscience to speak the truth, and, therefore, the truth I speak, impugn it whoso li«t/ Ju>'ius. We hear from Penang that the S. S. Edinburgh, Captain Worsley, sailed on the 6th instant, to2,412 words
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Article1374 1876-10-14 2 Report of Inspector-General of Police, Straits Settlements, for the year 1875, hid bfore the Legislative Council on llth September 1876. Singapore. sth June, 1 876. I. The Criminal history of the straits Settlements for tbe your 1875 is m irked by a satisfactory diminution in crime in all tbe Settlements.1,374 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement678 1876-10-14 2 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACTS 1662 AND 1667 AND In the matter or thr Oriental Telegram Agency, Limited. rpHE CREDITORS of the above named Cora_l_ pany rexidinjn out of England are required on or before the Ist day of March 1877, to send their u nines and addresses678 words
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Advertisement91 1876-10-14 2 LEDGER CLEUK. WANTED an Eurasian Ledger Clerk. Appicatioos iu writing, stating experience, to be addressed to S., care of Editor of Straits Times. Singapore, 1 8th September, 1876. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. TSE Bridge iu Outram Road next to the Police Station, is closed for repair until further notice. By order of91 words
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304 1876-10-14 3 6. The aru s hnve for the most pa't Keen th-.ioujihly overhaul d and browned, by an experienced Armourer Sergeant, String the year. The Ammunition, accoutrements. aiTl clothing Lave been maintained in good order. 7. Returns of c*ses arrested by the Police, reports of rffences made304 words
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Article906 1876-10-14 3 Municipal Engineer's Office, > Singapore, 26th September, 1876.' To M. HewetBon, Ksqr., Secretary to the Municipal Commissioners, Sin<_':i y ore. I have the honor to report the following for the ii. formation of the Commissioners. TOWN ROADS, AND STREETS Xew Bridge Road, has been iemet;«lled from the Ist906 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter66 1876-10-14 3 TO THB EDITOR OF THE STRAITS OBSERVER. Sir, Can you tell me why the Colonial Estimates for 1876 were signed by the Colonial Treasurer, and those for 1877 are signed by the Colonial Secretary Is it possible that the principle of combining appointments which you advocated is being carried out,66 words
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Letter45 1876-10-14 3 TO THE EDITOR OF THE STRAITS OBSERVER. Sir, Better late than never. Somebody has at last awakened out of sleep. Hencoolen treet Road way is at last being attended to I We are thankful for the smallest attention and remain, Your obediently, Oct, 13 BlvNCOOLENlTE.45 words
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Letter112 1876-10-14 3 TO THE EDITOR OF THE STRAITS OBSERVER. Sir, As a supplement to B's comment on the Inspector of Education, allow me to ask did he inspect, examine and report upon the Beach House Girls School. I presume he did not do so consequently his conduct with reference to the Pope's112 words
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Letter256 1876-10-14 3 TO THE EDITOR OF THE STRAITS OBSERVER. Sir, I have lately been on the spree and just come home in time to read, mark and inwardly digest the speeches. With reference to H. E.'s peroration regarding Sunjie Ujong he said, "Sir Andrew Clarue did not place the Datn Klana in256 words
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Letter340 1876-10-14 3 10 THE EDITOR OF THE STRAITS OBSERVER. Sib, Your correspondent B believes I was under a misapprehension, in supposing that the grant in aid to the Convents of the Settlements was for Educational purposes. I stand corrected, but without a desire to say anything that may be considered inimical to340 words
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Letter115 1876-10-14 3 TO THE EDITOR OP THE STRAITS OB3EKVBR. SlR> The Native peons of a certain Government Office are rrot in a very good humour just now the more so on account of their approaching New Year. Could you believe that they have not up to this hour received a cenr, of115 words
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Letter178 1876-10-14 3 TO THE EDITOR OP THE STRAITS OBSERVER. Sir, A friend sent me the following cutting from an Irish paper which I trust will be ediflying to all concerned. Your truly, Oct., 13. AN IRISH MAN. An Adela de incumbent lately advertised the closing of the church (All Saints,* Hindmarsh) for178 words
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Poetry.
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Article210 1876-10-14 3 I wancbee makee go Foochoo, Too muchee 1 n<j have at tv. No catchee dolla, how can do, Chin, chin, I must go way. One piecee man too muchee bxsb re wunchee know my pigeon, I usUee he, >on think me hm, Suppose tell you, tny reli, ion.210 words
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Article211 1876-10-14 3 Of all writers Vm the best, In the shade I put the re*t, For they all are nothing when compared to me And I've found a way to fame, And it's Nemo is my name, As the readers of the newspaper all see. It is true that once I211 words
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Article159 1876-10-14 3 (Gazette September 30.) It is rumoured that tl.e CJoverntm nt lias Bent in ten charges against Sultan AbduL lab iu writing, which be ia to rebut and defend withiu twenty one days from ibe date of accusation. It ia also repotted that Air. Bond has beou retained by Jsu159 words
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Article104 1876-10-14 3 AV e are ablo to give our reader* tha r* liable inforu.Mion I hat Ihe recent outrages at Langkat bear uo jxilitical character whatever. The disturbances were or-frnM t■> throo estates and ha<J entirely ceaned bvfore the arrival of the military. The com'nauding offi^jr at I) !i r»c:»rnpauieii th^104 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement336 1876-10-14 3 ArULLMMHS NATURAL MINERAL WATER, A Pure, Natural, Effervescing Water from the App Uinaris Bmnmem. •< Supplied by order of the Viceroy for use of 11. K. H. The Prince of (Tain a.,1 I dunug their Tour in India." Jfety Xmm, Uctoher, kv, APOLLINARIS WATFR.- THE ftITEEN OF it»i*4«vU*M*Ae?«u»At»4ft»tirATa TABLE WATERS-336 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous568 1876-10-14 3 iwtrttijrnrc Au,nvArs_, Dii»,-1, w.,,,eBaadaii f 244, N'ao.lili, Bsajetsaa. AT >p TV AI«S L' r}, Sept Oct, IJ l)l :iId r 4 p^^. 2m. v, nn^s, D. u itn, 'Wt HataUtOtt, <^riy an.l <",, 10 British steamer QuangSe, 1,768, Jones, Anioy I3 Br K l-fc Vasts .1^ Oaatt, UM I 2nd568 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement616 1876-10-14 4 GEOK TEAT Co. GENBKAL WAREHOUSEMEN, IMroBTEBS OF KVERT DIiSCIUPTiON OF EUROPEAN GOODS. PROVISIONS ALLSOFS Ale in Wood and Bo tiles. IBEEtt Assorted, Quarts and Pints PORTER Quarters and Pints. PORT WINE, Various BRANDF, Hennessey, Jules Robin, and Martels CHAMPAGNE, Assorted. CLARET, Ac, &c. SODA WATER, LEMONADE. PLATED WAKE, CUTLKRY, AND616 words
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Advertisement953 1876-10-14 4 Protected by 'Royal Letters Patent, Dated October 1 ltli, 18G9. DR. BRIGIIT'S PHOSPBODYKE. A < lipmical Preparation of PfifMphortis. wirti Mie Vejretable Alkaloids Quinia, C>pii|*den, Xantlioxyl n. dec. The New Curative Agent, and only Hellable Hemedy for Nervous and liiver Complaints. Tn i s Plio«phafic combination is pronounced by the953 words
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Advertisement604 1876-10-14 4 FATRBJLNXS' SCALES AND STANDARD of the WORLD. SCALES Adapteil to the STANDARD of all Nations and Carefully Packed for Shipping. EVKKV SCALE WARRANIED. WAREHOUSES FAIRBANKS CO, 311 Broadway, New York FAIRBANKS, BROWN CO., 2 Milk Street, Boston, Mast. MA N UFA CTURES E. T. FAIRBANKS CO., St. Johnsbury, Vt CAUTION.604 words
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Advertisement901 1876-10-14 4 HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. No fa milt or person should be without Ihewe Pills. Their long trieti eftii acy in correcting disorders of the ll*er am! »tomuch, stimulating the bowels. »ml pnrifyint; the blood, has -erured for them an imperishable lame throughout the world. A tew doses produce comfort, a short continuance901 words
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