The Straits Times, 14 September 1878
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Title Section16 1878-09-14 1 The Straits Times ML XXXIV. PUBIISIfED EVERY SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. 1878. SATURDAY EVENIN No. 2,92416 words
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Article991 1878-09-14 1 -VII KDAY, I Ith s|-;PT., 1878. I&KEf QUOTA h I H SKPThMIiKK. 1878. 1.70. P r la tj 1:>..".0. k BO L3O i in.."." IT.-". is I !23J. mt. di*. Hal Private 10 d/s.. |.a"id" iltfi paid) par. I p*i lid par. t'l ml 81. 108. "1. 7th991 words
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Article674 1878-09-14 1 Advance,Perak I i will be recollected tliat a short time ago, it was announced that two Ceylon planters of experience in coffee cultivation, Messrs. ('lliiisllK an 1 II.W--i)Y.-inK, were exploring IVrak in order to judge by personal observation of the suitability of the soil for coffee plantations. We are now674 words
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Article2181 1878-09-14 1 A i. ooi> deal is heard, now-u-davs, of Communism, but very few, we suspect, have any but the haziest notions of what it realty means, what are its aims or object-, and what has been its ori- gin. And yet it forms one of the most important factors at2,181 words
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Article815 1878-09-14 1 Mimtks of proceedings of the Municipal Commissioners, on Thursday, the 22nd August, 1878. Commissioner* Present. Hon'ble W. H. Read,—President. Hon'ble Major McNair. E. J. Wells, Esq. The Minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. Head the fbrtiftghtly progress report from the Assistant Municipal Engineer. No. .1815 words
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Advertisement218 1878-09-14 1 9 lIMKS iIM.IVKKV N I WK.m-i.v Kmti.in -innm flrt i.lfY.i.rly B r> lU:i i\ India* l^.in dO I" M „,tiiH So n Vdvertisemeats saaas known into for bag periods tionn will be Si IiKKT A Co. < 'lament's •v R Beady .1, wry in Oakj! mnsi specify, in thee py.tbe218 words
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Article3033 1878-09-14 2 Fhi following judgment respecting the Mohomeilati marriafje laws was delivered by the Chief Justice on the 26th August Between Smmi A V timah of Singapore, Inhabitants umler the age of 21 Tears, by Sll VIK Om\r BIN SA.HLAJ their lude and next friend. —Plaintiff*. and I ops,3,033 words
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Article2240 1878-09-14 2 Thk following items are takeu from the Sarawak Gazette of the 31st August Proclanuition. Know ye all men whom it may concern, thatl, Chari.ks Hrookk, Kajab ok S\kaw.\, do hereby make known that, during my short absence from Sarawak dating from this day of August, 1 S I2,240 words
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Article1955 1878-09-14 2 (Translaled for the Strmt» i ilt is requested of <mrcontempui»ri«s th»t,ili«r JiKiUK tlione translations, tlwir oriuiiuil »ppe*r»» the S' T»im maybe acknowledged.) Official advices from Acheen to 24th August state that the troops,continue to advance upon the XXII Mukirns, and inflict punishment on ti" hostile Achineee. Jungle wai1,955 words
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Article467 1878-09-14 3 From our oirii Cncnxjiniitlent.) y w OX, ".hi Ski'TKMkkk, 1878. T« ISritisli steamer .N7itf«y/%u«' i Captain <;il>l>. from V()1 l" >rt r ufrU Penang m»4 Rangoon, arrived here yesterday morning, and sailed the same night for her port of desti nation. Tba Malay steamer Teleyraph, and British steamer Rainbow,467 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter308 1878-09-14 3 Wttrraa Tn the KJi/or of/lie fhiili/ Times. Sir,—You favored us on Wednesday with another instalment from your Western Australian correspondent, which, however brief and hurriedly and excitedly written, is interesting to us at such a distance. Hut it seems to me that your cor- respondent is either a308 words
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Letter224 1878-09-14 3 ({oYKi:\MK\T.(iA/.KTri;, \M\\ Skit. Tin; following notification! are taken from yesterday's (Jnzette: 11. K. the Governor has granted Mr. A. W. V. Oomm three Months' leave 00 lull salary, and six months on half salary, commencing on the 7th Sept. H. K. the Governor has made the following arrangements for the224 words
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News of the Week.
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Article1977 1878-09-14 3 Caitaix Ciikhho, of the Italian bark Cfirinfofori), which arrived here on Saturday from Cardiff", reports having picked up an English sailor in Banks Straits, who was swimming on a piece of timber. The seaman states that he belonged to the American vessel, the Culileu of99e, and jumped1,977 words
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Article1083 1878-09-14 3 Thk following are, we are informed, the arrangements made with regard to the Police Courts and the Court of Requests, owing to the departure on leave of absence of Mr. Cotsms. Mr. O'Coxnor, Senior Police Magistrate, will take the Court of Requests cases on Wednesdays and Fridays,1,083 words
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Article1699 1878-09-14 4 - By news from Penang this morning we learn that the Hutch steamer Piwwaart§ t which stranded a second time while being towed into jx>sition in Penang harkmr, has been got afloat. Thk inquest upon the bodice of the two Javanese \vh > were murdered in Java Road1,699 words
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Article1435 1878-09-14 4 H. B. Ms. ironclad frigate S/taincn, Captain W. B. Grant, from Hongkong, with dates to the iw\ instant, anchored in the roads this forenoon en route to England. Thk Colonial Government steamer Pluto, Captain Huddle, returned from Malacca this morning with His Honor the Chief Justice, the1,435 words
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Article1676 1878-09-14 4 An inquest was held on 6th September, IS 7B, on the body of a female child named Nyachik, at Sepoy Lines by A. R. Ord, Es<j. Verdict, Accidental death. A Crickkt Match will be played on the Green tomororw afternoon between an eleven of the Civil Service1,676 words
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Article466 1878-09-14 4 Messrs. Rowland ami Son* J cassar Oil eelel.nty. have, after Jj in-,', made a •aocettfol >■ nnp.<i,-n ■RUUI pints of product v ll kuow ou the authority of Lord WJ" be incomparable. M my have b«ea in the bib t ufs.'lhwi,"'!"" M >r Oil iv Ix.ttl --s466 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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Article399 1878-09-14 5 Saturday. 7th September. M H inuah. 2.016 tons, Monge. Saigon sth Sept M y uuer Eniirue. 727 tons, Pichat. Batavia Hh Sept. amer Priam. 1,;>72 Urn; Butler. Liverpoo 130 th July. SnadaT, Mh September. M.iital a;i. 8H tous, do Padua, Karieal27th August i'vah Pekbet. 196 tons. Joyce. Penang 3rd399 words
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Article241 1878-09-14 5 Saturday. 7th September. British steamer City of Baltimore. Collins, for London. British steamer Mecca. Modey. f<>r Calcutta via the intermediate ports. British bteamer Ocean King. Roper, for Hongkong. British steamer Clentor, Chalk, for Labuan. Sunday. Bth September. M. M steamer Djemnnh, Monge. for Marseille*. Monday. 9th September. Britiih barque241 words
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Article662 1878-09-14 5 i )'TAIN> i ao Bio. £>ATk :L KIVAL9 \hkbi From Whkee Lyinm ONSIONEKS OR AOENTS. 'ItWiiW. IF- WAT. Je Paxela H.N.M.'sstr 35<»June 16 Aeheen T. P. Wharf H. M"s. str. *46 A ug. 30 Sarawak Roads H.N.Ms. str. 203 Sept. 9Acheen T. P. Wharf (.rant H.662 words
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Article341 1878-09-14 6 I Regarding enc hi there tli« |Uality in "us, trade has f§' ntinuona depresI' en arrivI Huh ship Circ4, A *x«n<W. i in „.-l U.ih, in a very •J ncr, made tbe acquaintance i ol m the 1 ptain «,i.-i linger the l 4 alr.M.iy DMMd in fact oaij B»341 words
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Article3629 1878-09-14 6 B i'/it.j A i BPST, t' ive nt us i* <li>V imprudence I 1 of him on his j wine an 1 loved his ease I udusion that i and that hiW ivmarkable for routine and for official r lusiotl has turned out F He it rather bw3,629 words
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Article2392 1878-09-14 6 Thk following correspoudence, pul>lishetl in the London Gazette, uarrates the ineideuts attending the transfer of the (iovernmeut of the famous Island of Cyprus to the British and is interesting from the probably eventual historical importance of the event Nicosia, Cyprus, July 14, 1878. gi ri Be2,392 words
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Advertisement835 1878-09-14 7 itttfrrllanroud. PA RIB RXHIBITION OF 1878. Wl learn (bat the stand of Me sra. Sutn Seedamen, and it by specitl warrant to H. R. 7. f wales, will be one of the I plays of Horticultunl PrMßoe ever brougl t f the occa,gt wonderful t f their hi i-l. n835 words
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Advertisement898 1878-09-14 7 i¥li£(rrllanrouo. SARSAPARILLA. WILKINSON'S ESSENCE OR FLTID EXTRACT OF RED JAMAICA RARSAPARILLA IS THE ONLY PREPARATION RECncVTSED BY THE FAOT'LTY A 8 A WONDERFUL PI'RIFIER OF THE HI MAN BLOOD. It is not too much to say that those 1 suffering from the effects of TROPICAL CLIMATES, such as TORPID LIVER.898 words
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Advertisement830 1878-09-14 7 iflterrllanfous. OXYGEN IS LIFE. Although the modern Matoria Medica includes many valuable remedies for human auctions, it is a matter of certainty that in all cases where the animal vitality is failing, Phosphorus is decidedly superior to every other remedy at present known. It will work effects such as nothing830 words
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Advertisement850 1878-09-14 7 JHigrtUanroiro. DR J COLLIS BROWNES' CHLORODYNE. Is the Original and only G«wuiw« Thk Public are Cautiohbd againnt tho unfounded statements frequently made 1 that "the composition of CHtoRODYNE is known to Chemists and tho Medical Profpssion The fact is, Chlorodyne was Discovered and Invented by Dr. J. COLHB Brcßvnb (ex850 words
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Advertisement921 1878-09-14 7 iftigrrllanroudTIOLLOAV W'S OTNTMKNT. OLD SORES AND OLD SKIN DISEASES. The seeds of these disorders are affe. tually pxp. lied by this penetrating Un- I iroent, not only from the snperficiiil parts. but from the intesal tissues tikewiße. Any ense, even of twenty years' standing, speedily yields to its influence. A921 words
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