Straits Times Weekly Issue, 18 June 1890
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Title Section27 1890-06-18 1 The Straits Times WEEKLY ISSUE. New Sbbie3 Published ro« Transmission by Every Homewahu Mail Steamek. [Pkice 40 Cents. VOL XLVI. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, .JUNE 18, 1890. NO. 8,57727 words
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Article19 1890-06-18 1 On the 13th .Tuno. at Orange Road, tho wife of 0. D. H i RTST, of a daughter.19 words
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Article63 1890-06-18 1 At St. Peter'a Church, Colombo, on the 27th H%y, by the R.«v. Ohas. Boyd, M.A.. J. Lawson WSLCH, M.A. M.8., "C.M., Edin. District Sarffeoa, SoUn^or, to Charlottk Ada. fifth (Laughter of C. W. .Tohps, Esq.. Warwick.-! 1 re. On the 1-ti Jane, at St. Andrew'* Cathedral, by ih>* Rev.63 words
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Obituary25 1890-06-18 1 On th> 15th Jane, drowned at Malacca, Ja.mks Woodfoed BftsrcsT, eldest son of E. W. Birch, air •> I soren years. Dbeply r>grottivl. |By tel^ntm25 words
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Article, Illustration100 1890-06-18 1 Market Qnotatioas. Snmm^rv nt the Week« Router's Toleffrai Local and General N«n The G ►vammemt ;v:ul the Ex. Sheriff of Sin>re. Chin TV* London PoV Tho Police in iBB9. A MtnifliorM Cbanjr>. BTativa Statos' Law. The R*cm. Paris Letter. Court of Appeal Supremo Court. Pastonger Li-^t. Police Mews. Shipping100 words
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Article327 1890-06-18 1 Singapore, I*th June, 1890. P»''l>U. Ga-nbinr S 7 do. Cuba No. 1 10.60. do. Bali A I Popj Sago Fbur 2.00. P°»r] 250. Coffee Bali 28 Ooffeo, Li!- mu 30 Tlttioeß, ainall Flak« s.<>>. M 5.65. to. med. Oal 5.&>. do. sir, 4.65. do 5.15. Btick]ftr. 2<>.327 words
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Article245 1890-06-18 1 The Police Report tor hist year recommenfc ft larger infusion of the Sikh ekmeat in the Force. Arrangements hare been made for holding Government Clasaes shortly in the Baffles' Eue a. Aji exi i R-v, y anje oil with lit tic taoeess* The inquiry into the245 words
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Article359 1890-06-18 1 (f\>r Shmfe rime*.) FitAjrci am» K..vii. L'i,idf)n, t lth Jud'-. The French note to Egypt adhering to fch€ conversion ■cheme insists on the prooeedi of the conversion being applied to the increase of tbe Egyptian Army with the object of battening the British Evacuation. M. Ribot ipeaking in359 words
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Article245 1890-06-18 1 In the appeal against tbte decision of Mr. Justice Wood win- gave judgment for the plaintiff, S. R. Carr. upon a claim of breach of contract in respect to tbe sale toTeo Guun T\v of certain KivraiiLj inares, eouusel courlmL'J their ar^mnetits yesterdav afternoon, and their Lordships245 words
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Article377 1890-06-18 1 The Hongkong Telegraph extends its support to Sir Frederick Dioksoa in the matter of the foreign w^j-ship regulations, and it remains that the Singapore 00ft] merchants are selfish and proceeds to say As far as we can see, the precaution taken by the Government id a vety377 words
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Article190 1890-06-18 1 The Mutual improvement Society. A MMvmta bo debate the questiea: That native inns'*- in street pnxossions thould be prohibited M was held at the retidenoe of Mr. J. C. Pestana, the President of the MqtaaJ [mprovenu nt Society on Saturday ui^lit. There «u a #ood attendam of members ami visitors.190 words
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Article361 1890-06-18 1 The Moijul arrived from Haukow kit night with i cargo of tea for Odfltta and left at 7.80 this morning. The British banjos John GUI has reoehred orders at Aojer to \>\ ed to Yokohama. The Commander of H. I. Gorman M.,6. Sophie, report! that be met (14th361 words
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Article1009 1890-06-18 2 WEDNESDAY, 11th JUNE. Court of Appesl. Before Justice* Pellerean and Wood. Rawang Tin Minino Company (in Liquidation) ex parte Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. (Continued ft oni our l*a-<t imtttn,) Mr. Nanson appeared for the appellant, Messrs. Bonser and Napier for the respondents (and the1,009 words
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Article85 1890-06-18 2 Yestekdav morning a small iron safe, believed to be oue of the many carried off by the Burgliug Syndicate, was found on the bauks of a eieek at Pulo Brani. by an officer stationed at the fort there. The police have now got the safe, and are85 words
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Article52 1890-06-18 2 The report of the Labuk Planting Company, Limited, to be laid before the first ordinary general meeting of its shareholders at Hongkong on the sth, states that 250 fields were under cultivation for this year's crop, which \m expected to be large and good, provided the weather52 words
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Article75 1890-06-18 2 The China MttH rinds the report of the French— Tonquin coal mining company, alluded to in our issue of yesterday, too coloured. The concession, valuable as it is, requires (our contemporary says) larger capital than the company has aJ command to render the mines a profitable venture. The75 words
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479 1890-06-18 2 A Successful Tiger Hunt in the Suburbs of Singapore. Poi montbi past complaint! have been frequent ol the visits of tigers in the Bukit rimah aud Thompson Boad districts, more especially tht- latter, where, about a mouth ago, on one plantation aloue, no Uss thau fourteen pigs were carried off479 words
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Article659 1890-06-18 2 The New Municipal President and the Fire Inquests. This morning as Mr. A. Gentle, President of till Fire Commissioners, was about to commence au iuquiry iuto the circumstances atteudiug the origin of the fire which occurred in Arab Street on the morning of the 28th May, Mr.659 words
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Article662 1890-06-18 2 WKDNRBDAV. IITH JUNE. Ths ordinary monthly meeting of the Engineers' Association was held in their rooms, High Street, last night there was a fair attendance. In the absence of Mr Crawl, who was prevented from attending by business engagements, Mr. Park was voted to the chair. Minutes. In662 words
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Article208 1890-06-18 2 LABU AN AND BORNEO COAL. We are asked to say that at the lait meeting of the association during the discussion on M Fires at Sea," the coal spoken of by \lt. McLure as used on board the s. s. Btnmore (and as being highly inflammable) was intended to be208 words
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Article294 1890-06-18 3 Tuk Chin, am PttOTl Tan Hkn.. V. Tins was a eas« which came before the Pall Court of Appeal yesterday, in which it was Bought t<> reverse the decision of the court below. Tun Hon.; Woo was charged before the magistrate with inducing elghteeu Chinese immigrants, whos i294 words
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Article194 1890-06-18 3 A Rewang share Case This was an a)-]-. i.st the d of Mr. Justin Wood, who gave judgment for the plaintiff S. I*. Can upon a claim of breach of I in respect to the sale to Teo GuanTye of certain I ares. Mr. \V. Nanson af>p for the appellant,194 words
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Article366 1890-06-18 3 (From our own Correspondent.) Kuala Pilah, 3rd June. The weather here during the last fortnight has been everything that could be desired, and the place is looking cheerful and pleasant. The health of the people this season is simply excellent in comparison with last year fever having366 words
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Article3088 1890-06-18 3 (Written for the StrkiU Time*.) London, 17th May. Does it matter much, at this time of day, whether King Charles the Martyr Bowed his comely Down as nj.on a bod." as Andrew well has it —on a block two or three feet high, or on a3,088 words
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Article131 1890-06-18 4 Yesterday morning while Sergeant Strachan of the Marine Police was going his customary rounds in the harbour, he arrested two Chinese sampan meu who, in addition to their legitimate cargo of fruit, &c, for ships' consumption, had on board their craft a considerable amount of gin,131 words
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Article89 1890-06-18 4 The Straits Law Journal dwells upon the need for police constables to be warned against handcuffing persons under arrest, unless to prevent escape. It also calls attention to an undue straining of the law at Malacca where, recently, a chit from a Justice of the Peace to89 words
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Article84 1890-06-18 4 Messrs. Brown Co. have received telegraphic advice of the following sales of Sumatra tobacco in Amsterdam on the 3rd instant United Lankat Plantations Co., L. P. C., (Padang Brahrang) 325 bales at 158c. 600 bales (all broken) at 85., An-glo-Dutch Tobacco Co., G. T. C. (Lobo Pakan) 51084 words
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Article87 1890-06-18 4 The Samtor Disaster. (From our Corretpoiuhmt.) Mnar, Widmmduy, 11th Junt The S.S. Samtor has been lifted up to some extent from the place where she lay submerged, aud towed down the river lot the purpose of being beached. It is hoped that in a tew more tides she will Km87 words
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410 1890-06-18 4 The "Morning Post" on the Prospects at Raub. Thi Morning Poti of 1 kb Mat contains the following under datejof April loth The chief interest of Singapore eentree just now oa the dktriet of Raul>, in the State of Pahang. For a long time certaiu experienced Australian gold miuers have410 words
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Article1119 1890-06-18 4 ronrersarione in the Museum. Straits Branch op the Royal Asatioi Socibty. Yesterday evening, the President and Council of the Straits Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society gave a conversazione in the Raffles' Library and Museum. The Straits Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society has long been in1,119 words
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193 1890-06-18 4 At half-past I o'clock this afternoon when the Court reassembled to enquire into the rireamteaeei attending the origin Oj thi tire in Arab Street on the 28th May, Mr. Gkotk, President of the Municipahty, informed Mr. Joaqaiu that he had lubmitted the193 words
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Article181 1890-06-18 4 BSTUfclftAi afternoon, a small circle of friends and acquaintances were present 3t Andrew 9 Cattodml t > witness the nmrruup of PoKct Inspector Alexander Ronald McGregor to Jeaunie M.ir^aretta Kilgour of Banff. Amongst those present wen Acting lusp.vtor-Gencral Maxwell, Acting Superintendents Cuscaden and Newlands, and nearly all181 words
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Article93 1890-06-18 4 It is reported to us that burglars favour No 35, Waterloo Street, with visits. O* the night before last, they walked off with the beat of the poultry belonging to th§ occupier. Laat night, one fellow oaat early, and locked the servant up befow breaking in, but93 words
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1948 1890-06-18 5 The trial of Moey Ah Sam, charged on remand with the murder of one Hadji Ahnoat Merican, otherwise known as Hadji Puteb, on the 24th ult., was continued before Mr. Anthonisz, in the Second Magistrate's Court, at noon to-day. Mr. Newland prosecuted for the1,948 words
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Article146 1890-06-18 5 The following telegram dated Kuala Kubu, 5.20 p. m.,lHh June, has been received by the Company's Secretary Good progress witj| mine and machinery struck cap of apparently a new lode, west of present workings j pfltepects good and consider this important. The telegram ought to have arrive146 words
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Article311 1890-06-18 5 Tko Or an Ttb Appellant) vtrsus S. R. Oarr. In this ease which is an appeal against the decision of Mr. Justice Wood, who gave judgment for the plaintiff S. R. Carr upon a claim of breach of contract in respect to the sale to Teo311 words
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Article243 1890-06-18 5 i China MaU.) Information has been received by the Government that the Estimates for 18lK) have been approved by the Colonial Office. The salaries of officials are there fixed on the old basis, with the exception of one department, the Surveyor General's. The advance given in243 words
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Article643 1890-06-18 5 To counteract the harassing tactics of the Achinese and baulk their attacks, a picked body of soldiers, I*o stroug, has been organised in Acheen Pi oj>er as scouts and irregulars to reconnoitre and beat up the quarters of the enemy. The latter show no signs of giving in,643 words
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Article131 1890-06-18 5 At the ordinary general .shareholders' meeting of the Lahuk Planting Company at Hongkong on the sth instant, the report presented was passed after the Chairman had said that he could add very little to it, except that the latest accounts from the manager were very encouraging,131 words
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Article1053 1890-06-18 6 [From a Coi respondent oj tne maian Planter*' Gazette.) Having travelled through the island of Borneo, and observed in the course of iny peregriuatious what was heing done in the way of planting, a short accouut may probably be of interest to planters. Borneo lies1,053 words
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Article813 1890-06-18 6 (From oar own Correspondent.) Women's Rights. Paris, 17th May.— The revision of the Constitution is the apple of discord between politicians, each wantiug to draw all the bed clothes to himself. M. Gaste, deputy of Fmistere, pioposes a solution, that gallantry which the Revolution did not extirpate from813 words
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Article145 1890-06-18 6 French legislators are in the throes of good intentions for the working classes. It i? to be hoped they will keep steam up the yearly May holiday will henceforth be devoted by the' industrial classes for taking stock of what their parliaments, not politicians, have done145 words
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Article216 1890-06-18 6 The number of visitors to the Raffl >' Library and Museum during the Thk 1 Kussian steamer Orel arrived this inoni^4 with the tiist shipment ol from Hankow for Odessa. Db. PA! LB, 't »>!ie time Colonial S g.'on at Malacca, died iu the General Hospital this216 words
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Article104 1890-06-18 6 A Province Wellesley planter writes to the Pinang Qawttte to remove misapprehensions arising from the n of alleged ill-treated coolies on Chin estate there. He accounts Cor the neglect of sick labourers by the fa. t of Ch being callous in kses of illneas and patting no104 words
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Article136 1890-06-18 6 (Shkmgo tmetti QaaetU,l3tA June.) His Highness the Sultan iu Council has ordered tint uo person or corporation carrying on the business of banking shall. without the previous consent of the Governor of the Straits Settlement at any plao| within the State auv bank-note whereby the payment of ally136 words
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Article218 1890-06-18 6 Murders at Penungah. The mail from Borneo this morning brings the au noun cement of the murder of four of the Government Police and three traders (presumably Chinese) at PenungaJ; the most outlyiug station of the North Borneo Government. The information to hand up to the present is218 words
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Article61 1890-06-18 6 The Resident Councillor ut j^ beeu ou tour in H.M.S Bedpole, iu his i-apuritv oi British Consul-General totbe Siamese Western States. His reception l>r the native headmen pi f^_ tun calling for uoti< i where thr I I icl bin, bulUfight and .1 I' :UJU iis61 words
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Article148 1890-06-18 6 Mk. Will 1 IMS Of Hl< Kink Made bark, niav i led a* ha* ifnl. That drawback j self iii the d of the regimental lan i. vi t ii whom ii(itifi"d in the ;ul\ menti had mad*.-. Whv the band was Dot tiier-- did148 words
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Article95 1890-06-18 6 The Qdmiuil Wmpin of Mty 30th Ci it m-is.-s ad t* of the Biberian Byndicat*? as these v, at a meeting i<';> »rti I in the Straii I ial Em the Chairman pointed out thai the sch illative one, and it that gold 'list i< thy, bat95 words
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Article132 1890-06-18 6 MaX >. II iji Mohauiat Tahir and hit i uqged with the Bolder of an old nbm mm-1 Mali Bungah at Trui! before 1 1 Mr. Birch, afternoon. Purl I row was token, after which the fetsafc pridiachai m want of ividenoe agaii Other wituesses for the prosecution132 words
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Article657 1890-06-18 6 In the last numl-er of the Chmt R> < a paper ou BducatHJD iu Chiua which heads the table of contents, conveys a deal of interest ing information. Public instruction in that ancient empire t after old models like almost evelse there. The march of progress has657 words
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Article303 1890-06-18 7 The Hongkong Daily Prew pablit tlie following Singapore, 21st May, IS9U. To the Hon. Secretary, Hongkong Cricket Club. Dear Sir. -We were of course much disappointed to learn your detinito decision that your Eleven would not bo able to pay us a return visit this year. Within the303 words
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Article2554 1890-06-18 7 THE KACES. Thb Singapore Sporting Club Spßixa Mmtino. Extra Day, Saturday, 14th June, 1890. The course was in excellent condition, and everything seemed to incline very favourably towards a good day's sport. There was, however, a perceptible falling oft' iu the attendance, when compared with the ttrong2,554 words
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Article101 1890-06-18 7 An optician lias invented an iu_j uioiu contrivance for making liver hearted liorses try to win races. Many horses— ot which old Despair was a notable instance can gallop splendidly, but directly they get in front of their competitors they refuse to try any turther. The invention101 words
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1796 1890-06-18 8 Th» Accubid Committed to the Assizes Bail in $20,000. To-day at 2 p. m. before Mr. Antboaisz, Syed Mohamed Alsagoff appeared on a charge, alleging That, on or about the 11th and 24th May, 1890 at Singapore, the said Sved Mohamed Alsagoff1,796 words
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Article273 1890-06-18 8 tlon Observer.) Paris, i'h Ji'v.— A\ H meeting of the Buei Canal Company m-t dividend of 85 frmßCfl has been annmnefd. Bou<i. 4th June.— The Bulgarian Government will very shortly despatch a note to Englaud, Italj.and Austria urging therecognit on of Prince Ferdinand. {Central Ne%Ci Telegrams in Indian273 words
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Article19 1890-06-18 8 In re Thh Rawang Tin Mining Co. Limitbd ex parte The Chartered Bank of India. (A.ppblla*t3.)19 words
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Article2540 1890-06-18 8 The Court op Sblangor and its Proceedings REGARDED A8 OF Little Account. In this case their Lordships gave judgment this morning. Mr. Justice Wood said In this case I am of opinion that the Judgment of His Honor the Chief Justice should be 1 upheld subject2,540 words
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Article188 1890-06-18 9 At a meetiug of the Manila Kail way Company held at London on the 19th ultimo, the report and accounts for last year were passed, after the Chairman had stated that satisfactory progress continued to be made on the line. In the course of his remarks188 words
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Article262 1890-06-18 9 Saturday, the *28th instant, will be observed as a Public Holiday throughout the Colony in honour of the Anniversary of the Cornation of Her Majesty the Queen. Mr. ,T. aeph Smith has been granted license to conduct sal a at Penang under M Tbe Bilk of262 words
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Article458 1890-06-18 9 Thb Canton mint, we hear, commenced toe striking of silver coins on the 20th May, fcud the work is now actively proceeding. The coins struck are the dollar, half-dollar, twenty, ten, and five cent pieces. The date of issue, so far as we can learn, has not been458 words
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Article484 1890-06-18 9 The Municipality of Manila have called the bakers there to account On the 28th May, th.' President of the Board notified a deputation of bakers who met him for the pur] appointment, that regulations affecting their trad.- were about to come into force. These enactments make provision to484 words
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Article898 1890-06-18 9 B. X. B. HtroU lstJtun. The toUeoo estates at Segannnn and L,ahadatu are in vigorous preparation for the operat:ous of 1890. The fields hare beeu cleared for the reception of the plants. The advent of wildgMgi iu great numbers in the vicinity of the town lias898 words
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Article521 1890-06-18 9 The Java Trade. (Straits Times Jmmt 11.) The productive island of Java takes a considerable place in tile commerce of the East, and her export staple articles bulk largely in the markets of the world. The general depression of tiadfl has made id mark there m in other producing521 words
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785 1890-06-18 9 v UU TUm i Jnm /'J. Is our issue of yesterday then w:ui published a tetter touching t li t manner in which the GorerniMßt of th.* Straits Settlemesti is dealing with the persons who have been defnraded by Um lat«* Sheriff of785 words
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Article343 1890-06-18 10 (Straits Times June IH.) Thk discovery of Chinese coolies iu Province Welletlej who had been kept working on a Chinese owned estate for long periods after their term of service had expired because of indebtedness to their employer i>oiuis to the existence of debt slavery in the343 words
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Article447 1890-06-18 10 (<s//- lu r .1 1 1 Tin: tenure of office of the Chief t£iumissioner of Police in Londou seenijK? s to tend to become verv short. Id April j»^'» Sir Eimund Henderson resigned hisfifire and Sir Charles Wanvn \va- •iJffit.il iu his stead, that resignation ami /^|;it447 words
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Article400 1890-06-18 10 (Strait* Times June 16.) Thb Straits Settlements Police Report forest year goes iuto fewer details than previous ones, because the Acting Inspec-tor-General awaits the outcome of the Co m mission then inquiring into the condition of the Force. The absence of serious disturbances during the year,400 words
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Article1188 1890-06-18 10 v tuts Tim* Jnn> IT.) In on; issue of yesterday we published the full text of a very important jodgBMBI -a ji, lament important not only for the points directly at issue, but becani the possible political changes to which it nay lead. The rase wai one1,188 words
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Article681 1890-06-18 11 The rumours of an impendii imn >n which were cu a Ismail *dvi< m no* more than at truth, and it appean that if tbo autumu session 1 Mr. W. 11. Smil b >nhip of i position uuu tiieir a bar the have bo hindei busi tl681 words
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Article136 1890-06-18 11 11! I m norial to the Govern meni ing A some ussion, adjourned till i date to be 11 treafter by the Chain;, V if the Prye River >«.!: Co., held in th<* Chamber of Commerce, V on the 12th instant, c i lanim f<.)lli- >lutioD passed ai136 words
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Article74 1890-06-18 11 A.BSTKACT O» TrAFPIC EARNINOfc FOR THE month of May IH<>O. A. J. W. Watkins, Assistant Resident Engineer. Resident Engineer's Office, Kuala Lumpur, 17th June 1890. Hea Ik of Receipt*. Amount. Passengers 3.57 L9l Horses, Carriages, and Dogs... 4MJ3Q Excess Fares... 21.3!> J Parcels 40.02 Extra Luggage 172.1874 words
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Article984 1890-06-18 11 JjHiPUTE ON THE RacE-CoUBSK. jB» a y a^ ternoon in the Senior Ma^is- trate ourt before Mr S. L. Thornton, Willitgjß Dallau, horse trainer and jockey j appeagH in answer to a summons issued i at theSfcstanco of James E. Elphick who allegesjgj -That, on the 24th984 words
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Article375 1890-06-18 11 Ma-. iR] post night Bhu R 7;:{ J I hare the honour to report tbe work during tbe last fortnight, viz: Driven, li la further distance of 25 «mce fro™ et; ground driren through I nuineroni amall 0 o f u gold) no quarti leaden hare met wi daring375 words
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189 1890-06-18 11 Thh following Letter appears iu tht Financial New* Will you allow mo to draw the at;ontion of your readers to an anomaly which I believe to be without precedent in the Pahang market. While Pahang Corporation shares are over £4, the shares of189 words
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Article1458 1890-06-18 12 With reference to the telegram about I the threatened Police strike in London the following particulars regarding the Metropolitan police will b<; found of interest. Organization. It was established by Act of Parliament (1829) and the protection of the district by watchmen was discontinued by that statute1,458 words
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Article209 1890-06-18 12 Foot and Mouth Disease. Foot and mouth disease broke out duriSfcr the early part of the month, more than 3k) cattle have been attacked, fortunately e£Rr the working bullocks, and up to the pree&t all milch cows have entirely escaped. The epidemic has now ceased. The209 words
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Article341 1890-06-18 12 Is it a Joke The following letter appears in the r mcmeial Nine* of 23rd May Sir, Your readors in bo doubt aware thai a seheoM is on foot to float a company, under the title of the Union Sardinian', to aeqaire ami work l<>o or more of the sardine-earing341 words
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Article84 1890-06-18 12 Jacob, the coi for the Wattao rday by the s. s. B in We are informed thai Mr. .1 will be out fa in for the di accoi i by a oi i ning enrill(it Jb In I bis mining concession*, the local business men agreed84 words
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Article205 1890-06-18 12 It is a fair and own a tempting offet which Sir John Fender, the chairman ol the Eastern Extension Telegraph Compaay, makes to the Colonial Governments, The tarift p<t word to tho Australian eolooiee wiii l>o redae*d linearly oVe-half all round, if the Colonial Co'vernments will205 words
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Article382 1890-06-18 12 The Government's Answer to a Judgment Creditor Whose Monet m DISAPPIABSD IN THK HANDB <>k the Sheriff. Sir, The following f ilr(g are worth making public, as shewing the way which our (Joverunieut deal with t h Asiatic subjects. Ir On »'.th AogUSt last one Tau382 words
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Article504 1890-06-18 12 itMJ tseil phtiVd than in im a uvw country, i iioue toe of t] Sti along the bum old lin< g r to be awakening ict thi 'm< ithiiif Then sun first undertaken >lony ti. i» i in a ha) .tk'u Lualified, and 11 Li only504 words
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Article500 1890-06-18 13 g g raa» I if i: this and thor number are ]>r mealJ or imp autL July ivibaig, fluctuati ild Lave little or do influence on the position .pauy by r, bids fair I pretty strong tioßf are Eai bed. Personally 1 have fouLi BLusaiao i ffi500 words
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Article21 1890-06-18 13 f T^» J adI i-ff- artilet, 12 I •ional 1<» w :e third of who have s with 121 words
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Article477 1890-06-18 13 THE TAN' JONG PAGAR DOCK CO. LTD. The premises of the Corcpany are situated at Tanjong Pagar adjoining the "town Singapore. Steam tram -cars run at short intervale carryine passengers and good? from Wharf to destinations at low rates. The "Wharf extends to one mile and quarter and is divided477 words
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Advertisement177 1890-06-18 13 THE BTBAITB TIMES' 1 BAZAAR BOOK. H I maai> Im pko i n A Con in which luinn for for k in the line PRICE: ONE DOLLAR. be had of the wtet office or I [Cnto Testimoxia Fl. Y. Before we pjM the Householders' Ba/Aar Bo(»k we all I a177 words
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Advertisement330 1890-06-18 13 NOTICE. Infill price of the 4 Strait* Timei m is LrL For the daily issue $24 yearly For the weetly issue .*l^ Tflfcsubscriptio(% which is piyable quarterl|Hß advance, includes free delivery each aftejßpon in Singapore and free delivery by posfcv^ithin the Straits Settlement* and thrdlpfcout the Protected States of the330 words
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Advertisement72 1890-06-18 13 ~pv EXTAL NOTICE. Ma. M. F. Simon, l. t ei Surgeon Dentist, may be consulted da e General Ilospital, Sepoy Lines. Hours from 11 to 12.30 or appointments may be arranged far other hours by letter. APOLLINARIS. "The Queen of Table Waiers." THE filling at the Apollinaris Spbino tRhenish Prussia72 words
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Miscellaneous625 1890-06-18 14 ABKIVAI/S **<r y v c A Tons.' Captain. From. Sail^ kks. rNTpORT Teresa, 73* Wee Bin ACo for /»v£--»ads. «g BBBICL 8 Rio lls POBI. Tamfcora, 836. Boustead Co. for BaWia- Men-of-War. Tanjong Pagar. ~L jOne 11Q7 p nr i lin ,i teriboo June l Boustead&Co. Por <„> UM '3625 words
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Advertisement251 1890-06-18 15 POWELL CO. AUCTIONEERS, SINGAPORE. FURNITURE, Ac, For Sale. Xlt:«:rab* Toe Chest* B«dst««d (iron) j pwel 8&fe8 Bed-room OHM* Jnpanesie Sor«»fluii Book Canes Lamps Book Stand* Linoleum Billiard Tabl Matting Card TaM»s Marhlo Sktbm Carpet Kujf» g^gg Chair* Offioo Desk? Chamber Cupboards Offl( e chairs Cabinet* Punkah* Chests of Drawers Phuw251 words
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Advertisement17 1890-06-18 15 1,OOO,(MNI BRIEFMABKEN. fcouverts, Postkarten etc. knuji Haijn, Nanmbur« (Saale) Deutschlaud. N^^^i y 3 n s I TTTs317 words
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Advertisement661 1890-06-18 15 ask: for tad that ea^ Jar b«ri Baron Liebig'. Signnurfc iSSHSfv in Blue Ink across the Label. ILaMI •'•AS f MEAT-FLAVOURING W \J I J STOCK FOR SOUPS. S v MADE DISHES AND SAUCES. •fly I Invaluable for India as >£j *S *n Efficient Tonic in all ft be Ua661 words
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Advertisement392 1890-06-18 16 ■b bbd HQBKBIBSHBHHHVHPHSBV^^m the safest mi^d P Il^' I kl iBl *ZM WKV DELICATE CONSXtk 1 VI ■fl BhH MP ilfc" W J TUTIONS, LADIEJ^ Jr ■SnBBDHHBBfefIi children and,' STOMACH, SEAKTBXIBN^^E^ACHE, QOTTT WABM CL IMATe| /\di nm eford FLUID S&wivAmfii^l S2ffl^^« Of Druffßists and Storekeepers throughout the World. B ASK392 words
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Advertisement649 1890-06-18 16 Tthe crown perfumery co. i^^^^^^^^ifSl Crab-Apple Blo««om« ■ttfift^m^ r^fItf^BHHBTHIVHVPVIIfaVM (Rr«;n.»-The fragrant, delicious. ll^lf!7lV7T#Jat>?3filf//^A T A^>W and universally popular new per- < > Af D Ij^^^jj^^f^j^yfy^gj^iaini^l fume of smS i b WK^^^jlff lf|l *■¥> B^V^J C.-ab-Apple BlOMomi. f K^^ {^■fcllZir— »^Bl*Taii\^^a^W A■ OA^V "A „rnt of siirpxs>ins delicacy. A IK m649 words
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE WEEKLY "STRAITS TIMES," JUNE 18, 1890.
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Title Section9 1890-06-18 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THE WEEKLY "STRAITS TIMES," JUNE 18, 1890.9 words
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Article18 1890-06-18 1 In consequence of the mail arrangements the news of this da\ t Wednesday) is given in a supplement.18 words
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28 1890-06-18 1 WEDNESDAY, 18th JUNE, 1890. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. For Straits Times. Thb Silver Bill. Mem York, 17th June.— The Senate has voted the Silver Bill by forty-two against twenty-five votes.28 words
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Article1671 1890-06-18 1 The evidence for the prosecution and the decision in this case were given iu our issue of yesterday bnt time did not permit us to print the evidence for the defence. After the case for the complainant had been closed, Mr. Nanson, who appeared for the defence,1,671 words
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Article36 1890-06-18 1 Lieut. A. H. C. Kenney-Uerbert baa been seconded for service on tht Staff Lieut. Edward Osborne Smith to be adj., vice Capt. W. F. Fawcett, whose period of service in that appointment expires.36 words
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Article37 1890-06-18 1 The Hongkong Daily Press hoars that the Government at Peking has given permission for the construction of a railway from Canton to Kowloon, and arrangements for carrying the scheme through are already in progress.37 words
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Article1119 1890-06-18 1 Ttomdiay, 17th June. A meeting of the Singapore Parliament was held last night iu the Masonic Hall, whou about 40 members were present. Mr. A. Knight (the speaker) was in his place. Two new members, Messrs. J. Ferguson and W. R. Smith, were admitted. Notice of Motions1,119 words
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Article524 1890-06-18 1 Ural Nem Ttl§§nmt in Tniimm Aywi.) BuehoHgt, -JUtlt M,t>,.~ The court -martial which assembled to try the Roumanian soldiers ehanrad with the murder of the seaman Pa<je, of H. M. S. Cockatrirr, at Kustendje, have acquitted the accused. The British residents in that city and here are indignant524 words
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1474 1890-06-18 2 Punjom and Sunghie Dua Samantau Mining Company, Limited. The re}K>rt for presentation to the shareholders at the fourth ordinary half-yearly meeting, to bo held at the office of the Company, Victoria, Hongkong on Monday next, is as follows The Directors havo now the pleasure to place before you the Accounts1,474 words
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Article678 1890-06-18 2 (By Neptune.) At present very little interest is evinced in the'forthcomiug regatta, and the members of the Bowing Club are not takiug so kindly to their work as was exacted. Possibly the two most truest strokes of the light fours are Robertson and Bramwell, for they keep their678 words
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Article52 1890-06-18 2 This Company executes ships' repairs of at descriptions in the «oet efficient, JutnW xmt^^sssssr of European 8hi No 1 Graving Dock. Length 116 feet. wftu of ater fr om 14 feet to 1W feet Width at Entrance 42 feet BiLt^:? 6 tL^as? *&*?*>»■ sssssssss52 words
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