The Straits Times, 12 June 1869
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The Straits Times
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Title Section18 1869-06-12 1 The Straits Times VOL. 25 T PUBLISHED EVERY SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. JUNE ir 1869. SATURDAY EVENING NO* 1 244-18 words
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Domestic Occurrences
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103 1869-06-12 1 THE STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY. 12TH JUNE, 1869. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS Singapore, Junk Izth low Ganbier $305 II ck I epp<r ,6 80 White Pepper J0.f.0 to IO.«O Flour 2.5-2 to -2.50 Pearl Btgo „3. In to 3.1.5 Tin 2!»Jtoto29| 30s Mule Twist 121 40s do <lo „128 to 130 84103 words
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Article955 1869-06-12 1 We have had a Rood deal to say in respect ta the Opium Farm lately, but tlie subject is far too important a one to require any apology from us for returning to it again. The misfortune generally is, with community like this, that when immediate peril955 words
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546 1869-06-12 1 It is quite evident that we have not as yet come upon anything like a correct report ol tlie interview which took place between the deputation from the Strait* Settlements Association, London, nnd Earl Granville; nor, we lear, is it likely that we will find546 words
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Article310 1869-06-12 1 Wh notice all along Intli sides of River Valley Road, a nnmler <«f holes dug at stated distance* for tie reception of young roadside trees. This is as it .should be; as we laveoltMi said, tlie only return we cm make for Hrn uia-y shady avenues «f whicti310 words
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Article375 1869-06-12 1 Tllß yearly administration reports which made their appearance in General Cnvenagh's time were valuable Official retrospects, and tlir ir place has scarcely been supplied by any publication under the Colonial administration. In one particular this loss is very sensibly fefir The administration reports had always one chapter devo'.cd375 words
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Article565 1869-06-12 1 Report of Proceedings of th LsariaJat ivo Council held in tho Council Chamber Siugaporo on Monday the 7th Juno ISG9. •'resent. Ilia Excellency the Governor Tho Hon. the Officer Coind,'. H. M's Troops Attorney-Goner iL Acting Treasurer. Aulitor-Qenoral. W. at. Kead, The minutes of tho laat Meeting565 words
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Article4167 1869-06-12 1 SHORT HAND REPORT OF THE PROCEED? INQS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. 000 COUNCIL CHAMBER, BIXGAPOBE. 3lst May 1869. Presknt. His Excellency the Governor. The Hon'ble the Officer Comdg. H. M.'a Troop! Colonial Secretary. Attorney-General. Acting Treasurer. Auditor-General. W." H. BsaO. Thomas Scott. Tho Minnies4,167 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement42 1869-06-12 1 At St. Andrew's Church, on the sth instant I y tli. He». J. A. Reekie*, v. a 'I'nosiAs Scott, I rcAßtm Au-ock, eldest dangbter of Major Fred. McNair, Royal Artillery. At U ...vl^nic, on the 6ih instant, ifrs. William of a, So.x.42 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous314 1869-06-12 1 THE STRAITS TIMES. Daily Bamow. i Want* Eatnoa. Per Aniinm $40 I Per Annum $\C> Six Months 21 I Half Yearly 9 Three Month* 13 Quarterly 3 Advertisements. Term* 'for Advertisement* made known tt the Office Contracts entered into for lon* periods at reduced rates. Advertisements und subscriptions will l>e314 words
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Article772 1869-06-12 2 MINUTES of Proceedings of the Municipal Commissioners ou 12th and 2Gth May ami Ith June, IS(>9. I'rogress lieports. The fortnightly reports from llw Engineer and Overseer wore read. Temkrsjor Sweeping Town. Filteen tondcrs were received and opened for cleansing t tie Npi ill Hnd South DifMtM of i772 words
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Article796 1869-06-12 2 COLO MIA I. SECRETARY 3 OFFICE, 8//« June, 18G9. To t lie Municipal Commissioner!", Singapore. GiMTum*, His Excellency the Governor having h;i<l tin'ler his cnn«ideration a loiter addressed by ym to tho Hon'ble VV. H. Head, and by him laid bofore llie Legislative Council at ils meeting796 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter315 1869-06-12 3 To At Editor of the Daily Times. T must say that I havo real with rauoh astonishment tho leader in your yestorday'a i^sue having referenco to tho Opium farm, and I ontuot bring rarsch' to believe that it was penned by a pssaon who liko f has315 words
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Letter168 1869-06-12 3 7'o thr Editor cf Ike Straits Tim's. Bm,— l fm<i your CorrespondenJ has sent Labuan along Judgment of the I there, on an action brought by '>r. her to recover a balaues of money lent th > ii Company to enalile wages tc Miners and others, i Indi months168 words
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Letter599 1869-06-12 3 To the Editor of Daily Time*. Sir, On Monday. 31st May, two police noons ncr" sent to watch a timb r shtd belonging to a Chines'? trader, wlio Ins been in business at Singapore considerably over twelvo years, and on his miking enquiries at the Police offico599 words
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Letter370 1869-06-12 3 To the Editor of the Daily Times. Sin, Ijirs<}lftim any intention of splintering a lanes with Delta in tho Opium F-»rm controversy, Adversaries will be found more worthy of big steel, I would much mther oppeal to tii3 own calm judgment, and ask him whsthet the opinion370 words
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The Straits Times
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Article1015 1869-06-12 3 THE American steamt-r ('otic, Captain flreiion. from C«>»ie with dales to llie Pili ulti.iio, anchored iv (he harbour last Saturday nigtt. TuR British steamer Fair Malacca, Csptaia Lazaroo, IVom Malacca vitli dates lo the sth i.istant, anchored in the barfaoar yesterday. Thr Colonial steamer Rainbow, Captain Bradberrj,1,015 words
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Article450 1869-06-12 3 Onb <if thi B. I. N. Co'«. steamen may be expectc '.i>* c from Calcutta, via the intermediate port« on Saturday next. Tilß American steamer Kauttitu, Captain Hodges, left New York lor Shanghai, the. name day as thn H'alrut, and muy be (Lily expected here. H.450 words
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Article636 1869-06-12 3 Wk learn that LV«mel iMnasjhrrsMii, by t!ie Mail which arrived yesterday, lias icceivetl \ns piomoiioii to be Lieut rnaut(.juveriiHr <>t Ihe too v -whiiii pl.icvs l.im next in luciil rank t<> the (•ovrriior. vVB perceive by the Home l'.ij c,< r(efived by yextenlay's atail, that His Bxffllpiii'y636 words
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Article425 1869-06-12 3 FRIDAY, 1 1TH JUNE. '1 i B Ocean Company's stt-amer Die met, winch left this port for London (via. Peianz, M;i>iii i.is and the vJape.) on ilia 'Hi i Frltraary last, Arrived at Plymouth. on 'lil' lilt Hay, after a passage of 66 days. W« leara lhat the Calcutta Derby425 words
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Article158 1869-06-12 3 TWO Clime*« were fined »e.,Urdayl.y llie Sitting Mttgislrale, one in the sum of tOO, and .h: oilier, 50, for having contraband Opmui in their possession. \Xa andersiand that 11. «l>e Governor doe* not inlen I .ciiini' g in Java so long in '»r first aalicipated, and thai158 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement883 1869-06-12 4 Notice. TnK following a-reiKled rates will be chare<»d by the Tranit Ad nimstratton for conveyance betir.'en Suez and Atattadtfa of passrngprs proce-din^ hy ihe stfumer? of the Peniii"nl«r ann Oriental Stea-n Navigation Cnmnnny. viz;— Kir-t CUss Passcnsers X4 10 0 Seron>l Class I'assenpers 2 5 0 Children over ten ye«Ts883 words
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Advertisement934 1869-06-12 4 $Hi*ttUantou*. D. NICHOLSON MPANY. HLKi WOOLI.I.N. AND IIAHCHsMTBI WaREHOUSRMKM, COLONIAL k FORKIiN AGENTS. st, SI, ond 52, ST. PAD I 1 IIURCII YaRD. 1 LONDON. Invite th« »ttinilnn or Merehonf* and Trader* Ihrouehont luili»aid chs:.a to 'he wot tliut thpy libvf had 2." y.nrs' expen-nee BHIPFKHa dv (iO U)S to934 words
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