Straits Times Weekly Issue, 2 April 1883
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Straits Times Weekly Issue
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Title Section27 1883-04-02 1 The Straits Times WEEKLY ISSUE. Nkw Series.] Published for Transmission by Every Homeward Mail Steamer. [Price 40 Cents VOL. XXXIX. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1883. NO. 3,20327 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement638 1883-04-02 1 NOTICE. From and after the lat January 1883, the following changes will he made m the publication of tV>e Straits Times. The subscription to the Daily issue will b<* considerably reduced. The Weekly issue will be published m time for transmission with the homeward mailp, and will be of the638 words
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Advertisement466 1883-04-02 1 goitres. We cannot undertake to return rejected communications. We cannot undercome to give reasons for the rejection to takm unications that are addressed to us. THE LONDON SINGAPORE ANTI FOULING HATNT COMPANY, LIMITED. (DENNYS' PATENTS). Incorporated under the Companies' Actr 1862 to 18S0, the liability of Shareholders being limited to466 words
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Advertisement576 1883-04-02 1 jftizt ellaeouns. DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE. The Original and only Genuine. Advice to Invalids. If you wish to obtain quiet, refreshing sleep, free from headache, relief from pain and anguish, to calm and assuage the weary achings of protracted disease, invigorate the nervous media, and regulate the circulating systems576 words
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Advertisement494 1883-04-02 1 NORTON'S CAMOMILE PILLS are cod. fidently recommended as a simple certain REMEDY for INDIGESTION NORTON'S CAMOMILE PLILS are with justice called the Natural Strengthener of the Human Stomach." Act a; a powerful tonic and gentle aperients are mild m their operation and safe under any circumstances. NORTON'S CAMOMILE PILLS are494 words
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Advertisement596 1883-04-02 2 y- -r, BEWARE OF IMITATIONSEA and IV REINS' OJ AUCE. The Original and Genuine. XyOBCESTERSHIRE~O AUCE bears the autograph signature of Lea and Perrins on a red label. Sold -wholesale by the Proprietor, Worcester; and Cros3e and Black well London. EA and PERRIXS' OAUCE. Of Grocers and Oilmen throughout the596 words
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Advertisement684 1883-04-02 2 THE STRAITS INSURANCE COY., LIMITED. {Incorporated with Limited Liability under the Indian Companies 1 Act, 1866.) Capital $2,000,000 m 20,000 Shares of 3100 each Payable 85 each on application, and $15 on allotment. Further calls not to exceed $20 per Share, nor to be made at less than three months684 words
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Advertisement677 1883-04-02 2 #totfces* intention of the Straits Insurance Company to attract speculators by the alluring promises of large dividends, but rather, by fcbe payment of a dividend which w ill represent only fair interest, to be m a position to encourage contributing shareholders. The Directors propose that the annul profits be divided677 words
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Advertisement579 1883-04-02 2 *team *&ip Company Agamemnon. Patrocl^H Aj/*x. Antenor. Achilles. Deucalion. Diomed. Glaucus. Nf »tor. Anchibbb. Pkiam. Orestes. Sarpedon. Stentor. Hector. Teucer. Menelaus. Laertes. < oyclopB. Velemachtjb. Bellerophon. Jason. ULTBBES. The Coy's St 'am°rs are despatched fron fjiverpool outwirds for Straits and China] and from Shanghai homewards for 1 don every ten579 words
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Advertisement637 1883-04-02 3 >ERLANDSOH-INDISCHE >MYAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. r Contracts with the Netherlands, Indian Governments.) B£AJ> Office, 13 Austin Friars, London, E. U. Read Agency Batavia. ?he following are the dates on which 'oxnpany's Steamers running m conwith the mail steamers of the b O. S. N. Coy., may be expected to rive from Batavia637 words
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Advertisement761 1883-04-02 3 £>team £>j)fp companies. Probolingo, Besoekie, Panaroekan, Pumanap, Kangean, Banjoewangi, Bali- Boeleling C. The South Coast of Java.— From Batavia via Anjer for Tjilatjap and back on the 2nd of every month, calling at Patjitan every alternate month, beginning with the month of January. D. The West Coast op Sumatra.— Ist.761 words
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Advertisement792 1883-04-02 3 Bocks* THE TANJONG PAGAR DOCK OOM PANT LIMITED. The works of the Company ar<> situated at Tanjong Pagar, within one mile of the town of Singapore, and comprise the fallowing establishments, viz r Wharf. \ffoHin? bertha*© for twenty vessels at one time with mrffment Tcnr->r blongaide for vessels of the792 words
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Advertisement629 1883-04-02 3 OUlAtfi T3B NEW H^RBOUB DOCK X>M PANT LIMITED. This Company executes ships' j pa-r? sf all descriptions m the mottt el dim manner under the superintendence of h ropean Shipwrights au«3 Engineers. No. 1 Graving Docb:. Length— 4ls feet. Depth of water fruia 14 feet to 15| feet Width at629 words
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Advertisement679 1883-04-02 4 I&tiotUmzou*. (ONLY TRADE MARK— PHOSPHODYNE. AUCTIONED BY HER MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT. Protected under the Trade Marks Act (38 and 39 Viet., eh. 91). HEALTH, STRENGTH, AND ENERGY. mDR. LALOR'S PHOSPHODYNE. Twenty Years Public Test, and Thousands of unimpeachable Testimonials from all parts of the World, establish Dr. LALOR'S PHOSPHODYNE the only679 words
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Advertisement728 1883-04-02 4 iHtscrilaneous. Indies, The Colonies, Turkey, Asia, and other Hot Climates. Appointed Agents for Dr. Lalor, Phosphodyne m India: Treacher C's i Bombay, Byculla, and Poona Smith, Stanistreet Co., Batbgate Co., and Scott, Thompson Co., Calcutta H. R. Maynard, Penang; R. Robertson, Ceylon; E. Gillon A Co., Lahore; O'Hara <fc Co.,728 words
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Advertisement797 1883-04-02 4 iHiseeUanrou*. Preparations with Liebio's Naitk. It may be remembered that some time since a controversy was raging m the medical journals as to the original inventor of a certain Obstetric Bag, wherein two eminent gynrecolozists disputed the right of priority to certain improvements others joined m the fray and this797 words
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Advertisement584 1883-04-02 4 iHtSteHaneoue: the only Reliable Remedy for ness. Nervous Debility, LaasitiJj of Power, Depression, Female Otß Pimples, Imperfect Nutrition, Premi .Decline &,c Dr. BRIGHT'o PHOSPHODYNI the Best Known Remedy for Indig2 Liver Complants, and all Functional rangements of either sex. Dr. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE The beneficial effects of the Phoaphd are frequently584 words
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THE STRAITS TIMES. WEEKLY ISSUE.
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Title Section10 1883-04-02 1 THE STRAITS TIMES. WEEKLY ISSUE. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, 2nd APRIL, 1883.10 words
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Domestic Occurrence.
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Article46 1883-04-02 1 Andrew's (Jatlioriral, Singapore, i t^&e 29th March, by the V, n r;v bl > A.rehccm Meredith,: ih> I'v. W. Wrin^bHin, John James Macbpax, r R"TI of D. MACBI AN, X q. mmertjfield, Abcivfeei 1 Scotland, to 1£a v ;i vWf yountjeet^ daugher <>f the late K'.ristow.46 words
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Article46 1883-04-02 1 At Bangkok (Siam) on the 10th March, H|Cho!t'r;, Paul >i LnbetiV, aged 29 j ted St on the March, the infant sou of T. 0. MugHfclTON, M.K.C.S.. L.R.C P. JLT'.Singap.»re, on th" *23rd!March, WalTBE B. Leicester, of Jafferia, Johore, aged 41 years and 6 months.46 words
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Article, Illustration157 1883-04-02 1 MONDAY, 2nd APRIL, 1883. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS, Singapore, 2nd April, 1833. Gambier 7-0. Black Pepper 16.5°White Pepper, fair quality. 26 Sago Flour, Sar 3.1° Pearl Sago 3.1->-Coffee, Bontbyne picked 15. Tapioca, small Flake 3 Tin 30.?' 40s. Mule twist 97. 8J lbs. Shirtings 1.607 do do 1.4o. 6 do T.157 words
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Article948 1883-04-02 1 His Excellency the Governor accompanied by the Rt. Hon'ble Lord fford, Mr." G. Browne, Private Secretary, Capt. Tunnard A. D. C, and But. Cliolmondt ley, extra A. D. C., returned to Singapore this morning m H. M. S. Cham) i after a week's Absence at Malacca.948 words
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Article1334 1883-04-02 1 A Malay boy named Sulley was churg.'d by Manuel Palaciol with the thef c of a gold watch. X 55,995, Thos. Russell JSod, Londou, value $215, and several other articles of jewellery. The prisoner pleaded not guilty. Inspector Richards said, on the case being called,1,334 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous198 1883-04-02 1 Per M. M. steamer Ava, on the 1st April. For Singapore. From Marseilles Hon. Iff. Lister. Mr. Ritter. From Port Said Mr. J. Debdai*. For Batavia. From Marseilles: Mr. Mrs. Henderson, daughter and 2 children. Mr. and Mrs. Van Prehn and?5 childrens, Mrs. Derx, Mr. Stothouvrer, Messrs. (2) van der198 words
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Article3433 1883-04-02 2 Ital return of visitors to the RafLibrary and Museum during the mding Friday, 30th March, 1883 are informed on good authority Captain Bloomfield Douglas, lately dent of Selangor, has been offered bas accepted the post of Governor of i m succession to Mr. Treaeher. learn that3,433 words
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170 1883-04-02 3 ihe following despatch from the Secretary of State for the Colonies to H. E. the Governor was laid before the Legislative Council at the meeting of the 14th March Downing Street, 3rd February, 18S3. Sib, I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your170 words
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Article193 1883-04-02 3 r*or Straits T'nnes.J United St.vi i London, -lUh March. It is reported 'bat the British Minister to the United States has made representations to the Secretary of State that the violent language of the dynamite party, if permitted to continue, must impair cordial relations. The Fenians. London, 25f/z193 words
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Article80 1883-04-02 3 {From Ceylon and Indian papers.) London, 14M March. Mr. Stanhope gave notice that he would call attention of the House to the papers relating to Mr. Ilbert's bill, and also gave notice of a resolution condemning such bill as being calculated to disturb the friendly feelings between Europeans80 words
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Article1731 1883-04-02 3 We take the following inter-Colonial telegrams' from our Australian exchanges received yesterday l>y the Queeusland mail steamer via Batavia Adelaide, 13M Feb.— Mr. Redmond, MR, representative of the lirsh National League, left for Sydney to-day. He will probably proceed from thence to Queensland. It is proposed m about1,731 words
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412 1883-04-02 3 Topies of the Day Reformatory Wanted. We Ljive sonic considerable spae« to-day's issue to the report of the Police Court, which is a pecu one, and such as has seldom been recorded before m this^^l Two lads they look no more mere boys, although their ages awould lead one to412 words
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Article1664 1883-04-02 4 which, when completed, very materially improve the ap>arance and also the sanitary condi!of f a thickly populated part of the n, have already made considerable These are, the filling up Canal, and the diver- the drainage, which formerly id its outlet into the stream. The1,664 words
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2048 1883-04-02 4 Frist day, The Cricket Club Athletic Sports. Tiik annual athletic iporttof tbeSii pore Cricket dab, that have come to be looked forward to with Leal of interest, began on Wednesday tfternoon the Esplanade. The arrangement! made l>v the Committee were excellent, the ground being well marked off, the eoanei t2,048 words
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539 1883-04-02 5 The Home Chambers or" Commerce appear to be determined to support Mr. A. R. Colquhoun m his scheme to open a direct trade route between Rangoon and South Western China. The present trade route for European manufactures lies through Shanghai,539 words
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872 1883-04-02 5 The Englishman of the 13th March give the following" summary of the debate m the Viceregal Council m Calcutta on the 9th March, regarding the proposed amendment of the Criminal Procedure Code giving Native Magistrates jurisdiction over Europeans m the Mot'ussil. India is at present872 words
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Article619 1883-04-02 5 The Indian papers publish j^H ins: genealogical table of the ll» kinwr of Burmah, Mm Doon. It bl furnished by Prince Myin G« j Elder Prince of Burma))," at t refugee m the French territory i dernagore, and who claims I rightful kin^ of Burmah619 words
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880 1883-04-02 6 Cricket, England v. United Australia. condense from the Sydney Mail B4th February an account of a that was played m Sydney on 7th, 19th, 20th, and 21st Februaween the Hon. Ivo Bligh's Engeam and a picked Eleven of all (ia. A return match was to come off m Melbourne early880 words
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Article1484 1883-04-02 6 (Hongkong Daily Press Correspondence.) Bangkok, 14M Feb. Some of your readers who d.ite back, say 20 years, will remember Captain Fred. Brine, of the Royal Engineers, who served m Hongkong under Colonel Moody from 1861 to 1865. He was a very eccentric officer, and kept the colony m1,484 words
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Article1499 1883-04-02 6 [Translated from Manila neictpapeJU 11 Manila, 2nd March. We have recefl ed the following 1 advices from SoolooJ der date the 20th ultimo By the Brifl steamer Banca, there has arrived here fJ Singapore Don Pedro Ortuoste, offieiaß terpreter to the Governor General. Om| turday last, ho left1,499 words
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2170 1883-04-02 7 The following paper was laid before the Legislative Council on Wednesday the 14th Marc4i Ewtract fvom the Governor's letter to Colowtal Secretary, dated 2,lst November, 1882. Went on board the Formosa light-ship at dawn of day, and found all m2,170 words
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1200 1883-04-02 7 Annual Report on the Registration of Births and Deaths in the Straits Settlements for 1882. We publish below, for the sal record, the Annual Report of Dv^H ell, Registrar General of Births g Deaths, for the year 1882, red laid before Council. Want compels us to condense the table pended1,200 words
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Article735 1883-04-02 8 A meeting of the members of the Debating Society was held on Friday night m the Freemasons' Hall, when there were present, Mr. .T. G. Kennedy, presiding, and Messrs. A. Knight, E. W. Birch, J. P. Beale, S. R. Carr, Nicholson, Bicknell, EL Verdon, Arbuckle, W. Fox,735 words
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Article2066 1883-04-02 8 VIII. Being anxious to get further inland, we only stayed a few days m Laroot, and then made a fresh start for Qualla Kangaa, on the bank of the Perak River. Captain Walker, the superintendent of police, having kindly taken the trouble of arranging2,066 words
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Article3547 1883-04-02 9 {Before K. Hill. E$q. t Acting MagisWa Wednesday. March 2-th. i~~ Extraordinary Char i against Tl V <ng r gory Lambkin (19) ;md William Lambkin (17) and one Teja, a yow woman, were charged on remand, 1 the kwo first named with housebreaking by night and theft, and3,547 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter617 1883-04-02 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, The paper you published yesterday, respecting the Formosa Bank Lightvessel, is sadly letrimental to our officials, Ihe j ould be an enquiry, and the punishment, of those guilty of having grossly squagflBfcl the public money. No builfltr ngapore were617 words
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Page 10 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous268 1883-04-02 10 ■^^MBf CLEARANCES. Date. bl's Namh. IFlao Rig. Captain. Destination. Mar 22 Brit. str. Cave Monlmein. P B Brit. str. j -msterdam. i f™l T Brit. bq. Chappell Sane. J/ L1 Brit. str. Manner Malacca Dan*. Brit. str. Thompson Penang A ttanram. lla Ger. str. Christiansen Barre A Hambonr. B" 1^268 words
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Miscellaneous1178 1883-04-02 10 ARRIVALS. f Vessel's Name. and S Captain. From. Sailed. Consignees. q Rio. eh I" i r Mar 2-> Tek Li Brit. bq. 390 Buckholt Batavia Feb. 13TeckGuan. 2 Q T r i s Brit, sch 206 Shaw Fremantle Fob. J* McAbster 4 Co. 23 Louisa 111. Brit, str.j 112 Harmer1,178 words
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