Straits Times Weekly Issue, 19 December 1887
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Title Section26 1887-12-19 1 The Straits Times WEEKLY ISSUE. New Seriei Published for Transmission by Evert Homeward Mail Steamer. Piihi; 40 VOL XLIII. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER .19, I<«i7. NO. 3,44926 words
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Article39 1887-12-19 1 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES BIRTHS. k morning of the L3tb instant, t h»Hfc of .lon [I of a *<m. I 1 7th ii Mount Aim wit".- of A of, a the 17th instant, the >■ F. A\ I. <Ii 1 1 LT39 words
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187 1887-12-19 1 Di Pro Gainbior do. Uube No. 1 do. do. No. «J >> Copra, Bali *j«4do. Pontianak^ Pepper, Black Sago Jb'iour, cjsi:- ..W Pearl S&o W 0 OoffoejSlli n Tapioca small i?'iako do. d.». 1st qvm do. ined. tlako b do. small187 words
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Article374 1887-12-19 1 JSie last homeward mail was despatched on the L2th instant per P. £O. steamer Malwa and the present mail is taken on M. M. steamer Ox**, The London mail o£ the LBth November was delivered on Saturday, the L7th instant, perM* M earner Sindh. i Last374 words
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Article413 1887-12-19 1 (For Straits Times.) Tim: PoP**B JUBFLEE. London, 11 th D Tke Duke of Norfolk and two attaches start on Monday <hi >ecia from Queen V i storia to felicitate Hia Holiness on the occasion of bis .1 übilee. Tin: MIIfIBTBY. t2th D| M. de Fallit'rea and then M.413 words
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Article100 1887-12-19 1 PariA i ■•il T W\ rv 21 2 M Ereyciaet thei .vithd contest in puhliciin vet '1 though uui lll\ i M i '-'I-' W ill. ill.- |.;-oviur j■ > 1 lir. ni-li sed. The i I to dm t. I'm: < v I Baroda at Wind* in\vst«>d100 words
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Article21 1887-12-19 1 in<l ma. t (.1 tin- w.-t liii'iit thr M. M that tli -•nil it i«»n> 0, ernmeut, s«m to >4aL'^ tli21 words
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Article2135 1887-12-19 2 I from Messrs. Katz Bros, a \vrv [ear and convenient office or the jrear MBB. Wb have just heard that the French mail steamer Natal, on her last run down from Hongkong, in one day made a little over 40ti miles or an average of 1 72,135 words
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Article215 1887-12-19 2 '1 11 k British gunboat msnder Adams, left H-m-1,, mst. for Shanghai. The Writ is h doul>l<>-s<.-rcw Snuff, (luinnjuidiT lironil. v oj^| Hopg] o 1 on the «;t]j inst. from which port| M i| lt )t i, us t a nt Tli.' British <-uis.T Alor,- 'am fl M215 words
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Article574 1887-12-19 2 ho com* 18 111 ii. tli. and with tin- i in 'in* l i the fall of tii. 1 in ISSA lie v. K Ui<^. lull nsiolls ;i\\> UpOU 1 uriu'd to I year him i in >st «1 I M ku.'w n for some tin^ that the 1( j|^574 words
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Article2705 1887-12-19 3 (China Mail 9th Dec.) We are informed by Messrs A.damson, Bell a Co. that they have received a mesre from Efoihow that qo news had been received there et of t he < laptain and ot her Europeans missing from the Lome. The vessel2,705 words
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Article475 1887-12-19 3 The Meel w i in-hard Ko-id I »1 1 1 a.m., i \V >|i<>itl\ after that time the hounds h and werequicklv laid on through th» i ce to M r. Vaugha <>f t lie K' < Grange < J-rove, where i, taken, then across l»v H475 words
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Article111 1887-12-19 4 1 1 In eons. the departure of Mr. C. SLoekie, Mr. E. B. Gould. H. B. M\s CharjEre d' Affairs. ls, ;it the requ< st of the Danish inuuuity. taken c of t\\v Danish ;fr j»f(i. torn. regret to have to announce the death, ivemher, at his residence,111 words
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Article763 1887-12-19 4 I'. natty GazetU nth I) e 15th December a full Cmu-t of A|»|h-;i1 it the S 1 1 1 rv f i Court. His Honour will shortly arrive in Poto preside. H.>ilay evening a rogi lar meeting Prim f Wales 1. d^ Pree- IS held. After lie or-763 words
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821 1887-12-19 4 On the eye of M. Grevy's resignation the Tsme* oj I iews the ministerial changes which the Republic has witnessed. On the resignation Qoral MacMahon in 1^7: Prestdi I devolved on M. who was at the time of hia elects his 72nd year. One sentence821 words
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Article352 1887-12-19 4 ij|Hter, 1-Vl U I >l. I \|i;KK. I— I fLI SI SMITH, The Hon'ble the Actjj. Col 4^ the Auditor tin I .Treasurer (R. S. O'Connor.) tli" Acting 'oloniiil Bngint c meron, i. •nl. H. i er. \Y < onmgton. .1 Finlayt >n. After the the last m<352 words
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Article479 1887-12-19 4 hma M<iil Uth h- Five oflieers aud seveu seauien pwrecked stcanit-r 1 an [V^H to-day by the ow<« from tain remained behind i a coming up, we believe, with the q« E rench nail steamer. Hie I 1♦ 1 T Sourahaysi on November with a479 words
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Article566 1887-12-19 4 LHJ conv< the remaius of M the Uu rnor of Cochiu shipbod The w id 'li'apecT%i black! decorations and trappin iourning emblems around, presented I an imposing sight. Troops lined the route ich the funeral procession took. A salute of guns heightened the imposing nature ot the ceremony.566 words
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Article687 1887-12-19 5 ML. Richaud lias been appointed Kesidal in Tonquin. He has held offices in French India and 8e- administrative talents he has there are said to be of a high order. A long term of service in Cochin has admitted of his acquiring a Innamite ways and eharacffiria l687 words
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Article251 1887-12-19 5 pro very interesting services in connection with this churc place on Wednesday afternoon in Coletnan Street, It was the tiist anniversary <.f the opening of tin 1 Church for divine worship, and the E&evd. \V. F. Oldham, its pastor, commemorated it in the afternoon bv a service251 words
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Article530 1887-12-19 5 -Loraj i Ulmirli ami JSoiiool Buildings si Paid of this 11,614. 2-1 Due $200.00 Add loan 5900.00 $1400.00 Deduct balance of general account .",<»<>. 7:< Deduct also estimated receipts for December, l v *7 15<).«><» Net dehcit $449.21 The Rev. A. IS. MacPhee aexl hddres* the meeting, and530 words
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Article713 1887-12-19 5 Washington, /ih November. Information reached tiiis city thai ;i sr;i serpeni or an unknown marine monster wai e in the G Mexico, but on account of it- immense size only the li«>;i<l could be secured. The head will soon be in National Museum, there to be713 words
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Article252 1887-12-19 5 Tin- follow mil: ts arc made from t lit- M auila la v <•,. in..- ».f tli a Tin)' 9. Mituduhiij, 'Jsfi, The Gov^r meni is >tilt pur>uinir it- iad eareor of r up temporary trnm r\ buildings material is on;_v < j 1 1 il ■i by252 words
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Article588 1887-12-19 6 Usury. T. D 12.) KVEitAL crying wants in the Colony hare been successively taken up and relegislation, with more or less advautu to the community at large. Others which fall under the category of downright evils, seem to be beyond the eh of legislative remedies. Take usury for instance.588 words
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Article557 1887-12-19 6 The Secretary of State has sanctioned the introduction into the Legislative Council of Ceylon, of a bill embodying reforms in judicial procedure iu criminal cases which go far beyond those attempted here. The most sweeping change lies in making trial by jury optional. The opinions of the Ceylon557 words
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Article488 1887-12-19 6 i.S. T. l> The terrible disaster t.» the steamer Yeung and the accompanying loss tul hundred* <>»; liv«> on her t. -in Bongkong to Canton, as detailed in our columns, show serious shortcomings iii the marine office arrangements in the Northern Colony. The frightful rapidity ■>-itli which the488 words
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Article507 1887-12-19 6 W I Uoti< •he f-< plaul m_; ronnimnit v in Java uiv «a-tiug wistful V-n h I- The easj conditions under which i .'i i><- taken up for <u. ti b) sel< tore, have beeu tip- chief attraction Th.- consequences hav< aoi failed t«» manifest themselv< Several507 words
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Article345 1887-12-19 6 v V. Dt m The m?\VH it v v j (>l t 11 I'uliti s |fl France would be I with s Dot only |,v all bVem bin n. I iimuunii jM.htlr.il stiltV" of I »au\ edu fciht .111 iii t lie i; hundred jr< and anvth >rtuue. hav«345 words
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Article936 1887-12-19 7 (S. T. December \Vhi:n on,' reads the detailed accounts of the uew Chinese cruisers, it is imp.. ble not to ask with a smile what will she do with them r 1 Here is a country, part of whose naval force actually consists to the present936 words
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Article1316 1887-12-19 7 a iV >- Vbbi little is known <>i this community, bo little indeed that the few facts 1 have been al>le bo glean concerning the branch "i this church in Singapore, inaj be news to all but the «.'itil j* residents. As far back as 1826, there1,316 words
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Article2141 1887-12-19 7 TBy T. J. Keaughran*] V ell, we have arrived at Lunga. H the nights aiv \\ug\\ cold aud I water in the river goes boiling and d&i ing along at ch »f four miles an hour, Bhowing that the pUu< n>ideniblv above the level2,141 words
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Article1513 1887-12-19 8 Jm: Eighteenth Volume of the Proceedings of this Society has already been on our table for s< me w< eks, and bul for "f other work, would have received earlier notice. Thai it is noi int( nor in int. real tq ita predeci ssors might l!1,513 words
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Article8551 1887-12-19 8 In Vick-ADmj kali v Jukisj /f 'ml other*, On-, ►A1 Mil D This \\a- an action h<-l Ford in ill.- Yice-Adnnralt\ urt I ill-, who weir owner* which uhs -link in a collision with the (j in th. Straits of Malacca ou the UJ»th March last, sought, to8,551 words
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Article791 1887-12-19 11 for the M fl ifb 7V s -> me 6th December at the Pulo Jill?* expedition has lu end l) ind of Achl k lhat Lslet ■^mainland. Their oil.! 01 1 was t() tall then thej h s hey have in M laud so,-i! through famine is791 words
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Article689 1887-12-19 11 ranslatedfor U ►vj a the Deli < N.- 1 shov bat the bou of Tamiai The \'!;i. se in th I said >ily prepai upoD i)eli. I red themselves for good in Edi, where, aa also in AcheeD Proper, they have Bhowa a marked t;; I fighting. Is689 words
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Article669 1887-12-19 11 {Tram d t traits 7 Manila U i"' p1 abreasi of the times by improvements in more than one direetio rbourworli ma,i operations, the electric Light, and a Municipal laboratory, progress h. been manifested in the construction <»f public buildings likely to be not only ornament*] but also669 words
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Article673 1887-12-19 11 Malacca, 10th Dec. Tin- l>od\ infant \va the 1 lth «-u i it '1 ill I vard proi led to t !i. body. I understand t ln-i ■>'■ evei poet of Mr. S tailing his during the fii i> i large nuiiihor d obtained in Ma pore aud673 words
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Article567 1887-12-19 12 I. \it it pours is ;m old r i] I'v ;i second Fancy Sale within a fortnight there has beefl a si !y downpour «»f baby's w\ w«»rk. mi t iniaca.-siiis, dolls, bawls, the inevitable pin-cushions. not to mention the .luhilee <<\\< and other trifles light567 words
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Article277 1887-12-19 12 The following letter from the Caj>tain Commandani of the Singapore Volunteers, and the Minute of His Excellency the Jovernor thereon, are published in the rnmriti (lnz*it> of yesterdav Singapore, Blh December, /.ssr. SIR, 1 h.-ivc the honotir to state, for the information of His Excellency the QoYOtnor,277 words
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405 1887-12-19 12 The Captain Commandant of the Singapore Volunteers has, I think, adopted a wise course in recommending that the Corps should be disbanded. I have iratched it-; prot dinu^ since 1 arrived in the Colon J in LB7B, and while hoping that some satisfactory and405 words
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Article1273 1887-12-19 12 (Sarawak Gazette, tet Committee of Administration. A meeting of the Committee of Administration was held on the 17th November in the Resident's Office. Present The Hou'Ue The Retidtnt, iF. R. 0. MaxWell t. VrmitU'itt. The Datu Bandar, (Haji Bua Hassan). The DatußmawK, Haji ltetaim). A bang atahomel Kassim.1,273 words
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Article255 1887-12-19 12 Captain Lord Walter Kcrr wriflj Time* on this suhjeet -More than A^J"'" jmiv graph has lately appeared in tin- pi.ljV h>Ml to tlu> ett'eot that H. M. fc>. Mm it la now feared can do longer »>«<^ was undermanned, leaving the r> drawn that to255 words
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Article767 1887-12-19 12 Cock-tightiDg ami IJoxiiig nr»> Uttli iiow popular in I'aris. 1m. the wav Prenefa journal pin- it. 14 GlTe in t foiupany-proinoter, "a lord aj chairman, a barf>uet, a couple of generaJ officers, ami an AM 1\ as directors, mil a to note f.»r a t'-\\ luiuflieons at the .ml767 words
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Article386 1887-12-19 13 Poen Office Details. i > i v jc Sin, I wa> a'oout to coin] of the Post Office when i,) ttud behold! 1 i su\v your leader on the same. Why didn't you throw a word in tor the Savings Bank as well? Now we must386 words
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Article320 1887-12-19 13 Sir, In jour report of. the anniversary of the above Church, a mistake is made in the summary giveu of what I said, which. for the sake of those interested in noting the distinguishing points of Churches, i1 may be well to correct. Two several remarks J320 words
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Article149 1887-12-19 13 1 am prepared to rei'RE.sknt mantfac- turkrs desirous of opening up or i I in«r business relations with the Australa^ Colonies, it abovu Exhibition. which will o] in Melbourne on Ist August, IHaving acted as i. uki-kksentativi* :\tt he several hit tu -im,,., Exhibitions held j in Australia daring149 words
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Page 13 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous549 1887-12-19 13 ARRIVALS N'ajik. A 'Fox-. Captain. From. 9AILKD < Rio. BlJoriiiMu 1 1-' l Dagnino Bombay Nov 26|Behn 3d t Co. Tantallon 1810 faitiidge Xaga-«%ki So\ 27 Paterson, Simons A i »tr. 13G2 Williams Kurrach S r ov Wood a i'<i. l'» Marl ban itr. JUKI Martin Deli rACo. idon Dut.549 words
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Miscellaneous747 1887-12-19 13 CLEARANCES. 1 h V'm«MM|.'f| Xamk LAO&Ki>. OaITAIN »hti^»i Dee. 10 M. QAm M.M. -tr Ni< 1 n l (l I aisa 111 Brit. »tr. Millington Mul .•>•... Klang hu«l Jugra l" Will O* tbe Wiap itr. I 1 1V Klmi* /t K. Lnmuer H» BnnWbattHin <tr. Tbow M c- Klainjj747 words
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Advertisement232 1887-12-19 14 j >^ the Dontifrice Elizir, Powder and Paste f\ HRPP BENEDICTINES P i /A Dom MAGUELONNE, Prior ?^HK/*^23r fl lH I3 7 3 Pui ;1 BOURSAUD yf ir BEstabhs... l lti o7orn||iy 3,rue Huguerie 3 JdgCT^l W J il^W General Agent OCUUInI BORDEAUX' \Str W SINGAPORE: JoLeph B.»st..ini. |V, Ch.232 words
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