Straits Times Weekly Issue, 26 May 1891
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Straits Times Weekly Issue
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Title Section25 1891-05-26 1 The Straits Times WEEKLY ISSUE. Nkw Series M,, to T^SMISS.ON BY EVEHY HOMEWARD Ma.L StKAMKB. Thick 40 Cents VOL XLVII. SINGAPORETriJESnAT may <;>« i«m NO. 3,626.25 words
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Article18 1891-05-26 1 On the litli M:iy. at Fort Mar^h^ri ta--BtrHW»k. th« wife of Major Day 'ommandant of a dautfMer.18 words
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78 1891-05-26 1 STRIATS TIMES TUESDAY, 26th MAY, 1891 CONTENTS. Market Quotations. luminary of the Week. Reuter's Telosrrams Local and General fifawi ('rime and tho Polie»> \m Selati>for. H -itiin and Portugal. Cholera m ftlslsees,. The Raor> Tobacco m Fiji. Tobacco growing: m British North Borneo. Echoes of Ihe Week. Raws from Pansng,78 words
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Article330 1891-05-26 1 Bixgapobb, Mn Mat. Ifi Produce. Gkmbier, s ,;<,;, do Cube No. 1, -j.y do do No. 2, 7.7 Copra Bali, 4.45. do Pontianik, 4.17A. Pepper Black. 12.00. S«go Flour, Pearl Sago, H 2.gj Coffee Bali, t 28.50. Coffee Liberian, 90.25, Tapioca small Flake, 3.65. do do Ist330 words
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Article230 1891-05-26 1 The Singapore Races concluded on turday, the meeting proving ;l Mll throughout. The Queen'i Birthday will be kept on rnursdav. 1,, the morning, H. B. the <i"vvriior will hold a Review of tbeSin<*apore Volunteer Artillery to present a battery of Maxim <;uus which bad been subieribed230 words
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Article393 1891-05-26 1 For Straits Tim Turn ■x.Quxu oj Sebtia. London, fttti May.— The Gkwrnment have expelled Queen Nathalia from Servia. The Attack on the Czarewitch. H. I. H. the Czarewitih has left Japan for Siberia. His Majesty the Mikado has issued a rescript m which lie deplores the attack ou393 words
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137 1891-05-26 1 The LegislativeCouncil Election at Penang. Elbctioh of Mr. Combii. i Ilij teUgrimfrom <>>/,- Correspondent. Wednesday, 4-2. p.m. The election at Penang, to fill the Le. pslative Couueil vacamv caused In |he retirement of Mr. J. V. Konno.lv from the Penaag Chamber of ComnuMce seat, has resulted m the return of137 words
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Article508 1891-05-26 1 DnuNo last week 74 dftgl were destroyed none were registered, Mr. C. Dunlop. who s the con. sionaire of the proposed Singora-Kedafa railway, has n'turiW to Singapore from the Peninsula. Thbbi was a total eclipse of the moon on the night of Saturday and the morning of508 words
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Article479 1891-05-26 1 This morning iv the Supreme Court, before the Chief Justice, m re the matter of Mr. J. D. Stuart who had pretested a petition praying to be admitted ai au advocate's clerk, aud who had formerly applied, aud obtained from the Court, an order tor his479 words
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878 1891-05-26 2 LOCAL AND GENERAL. WEDNESDAY, 20th MAY. The Sea B* lit leaves to-day for Malacca, with the Colonial Secretary. <>ru Johore correspondent, among other news held over from lack of space, writes that the Crown Prince of Johore is to be proclaimed shortly probably on Saturday with much ceremony. This afternoon878 words
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Article111 1891-05-26 2 (From our Corrtspondent.) 19th May. After a loog season of close dry weather, a heavy shower of raiu is foiling (as I write this) much to every body's delight for the drains— such as they are will have au efficient cleansing of which they were badly iv need.111 words
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Article625 1891-05-26 2 Via Rangoon.) York, s //i May. The Chilian insuri er Itata, whilst loading munitions of \vu- at San Diego m California, waa boarded by the United Statea Martha! at thai port who laid embargo upon the vessel; the i ;i}»iain, however, confined the Marsha) to the ship until she625 words
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Article266 1891-05-26 2 THURSDAY. '2 1st MAY. No sales m the Pepper Market are recorded this week, s;ivs the Bangkok T> of the ltfth M-iy, au j local storks are practically nil. An Association football mutch was played oo the Esplanade yesterday afternoon between the 8. C. 0. and the Police, the former266 words
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Article44 1891-05-26 2 i mi: two nrsi i«>ts of pepper from "Tremelbye Estate/ Klaog, irhich arrived at Penang tin- other day, fetched tii- ktj price iv the niarkft. i the &tr<iit.< lndep< n>l> i Estate is owned by Captain I- C. Treweeke and .Mr. Melby.44 words
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Article112 1891-05-26 2 Balan< D l iQ Sinking 1 5,tW8.75 L7O .i M (V. rument 1...in repaid, Kirn Souk Bri I).^. .1... -1888, Do. Do. Batterj i 1 [mprovements, BiaktecFaiidltt *M vt m Imliaii i toverameni Securities perGoverunu atS.S Workt 390. Impouuding Besorvoir -1'1"1 roportion -jk'h' ander n«-\s Drama 1800112 words
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Article95 1891-05-26 2 The following Bguret from the Balance Sheet for L B9O for British North Borneo and Labuan, show that the past year hat been prosperous one m thai Territory Rkneni i Estimated. Ruuud. Revenue projMM-. 3352,051 s;}7» ;>B7 Lan.l pr.Mma, 151,3o»; 219,65] Total Revenue, Sou:? .'{s7 $599,23895 words
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Article533 1891-05-26 2 Written for tht Strait* Times There was a crazy Lord Portsmouth once who was almost as fond of L roing to funerals —which be called black jobs" as George Selwyu was of acU-udiog executions. How pleased the shade of the demented peer would be, were he533 words
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213 1891-05-26 2 Mk. A. Sps* i Moss has furnished the femk GovfriJin.-ut with reports OD railway surveys there, from Kamuntingte bolama and iroiii Taiping to Ipoh The reports maiulv deal with two sections the one from Bkoda Mabok to Selama miles at an estimated cost213 words
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Article183 1891-05-26 3 X corbespondext writes to us from •far "Anew Club has been e«Uhi.MV l>y the higher nieuilx v (Jofernineut service principally. AiJ I» trict Officers and Heads of Departments m the out -s itions have been invited to join. It is iuU'ii'ied to j)huv the Ciub ou the gamo to183 words
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Article1031 1891-05-26 3 [fJLL TO Dki.l. g from th iOu which He. tta dily m m t the Governnteut during the la.s* i iTOured with financial surpluses m pi ice of deficits which formerly tied. This result i> due m grea! meat to th exteudcultiv atiou of bai other tropic1,031 words
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Article575 1891-05-26 3 Che annual report of Selanfgor Prison d< -n\ for last year pregeuta th<' note fealui wn iti the subjoined extracts re were remaining m the Prisons 1 1 Iri*.1 ri*. te on 1 li" ol>t D '< U'-r i<. 17 1 fthoH number It!! i575 words
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Article303 1891-05-26 3 (From our Correspondent.) Kuala J^ilah, Ititli Ma;/. Alter a <:on- tuitions downpour whieu lasted nearly t w»Mit\ -four Intuit, the weather has ;it last cleared up. I'he Muir river nevertheless has risen several inches fid yesterday. Major Hannay and Lieut. Sutherland have arrived at i J alou:r,303 words
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189 1891-05-26 3 Estate Coolie Mortality in British North Borneo. A noti m. r:;v feature r»f 1 immi Hon ques t io o hea)to of the i i estates ince the I" ginuing of t lie year LB9O, this improvement I l»lv visible on t >a tin* X i, as also m t189 words
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Article360 1891-05-26 3 H Ma. steamer Jkf< ommauder Cam bier, having docked, repaired and <\>al"'l hero, returned to Acheen to-day. Bishop Bourdon left iv \\w Bokhara yesterday for Penang, and will aot return to Singapore till the beginning of June. A Lbtti b from Paris has been received at Singapore,360 words
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Article52 1891-05-26 3 The pi i the com Show i live ornameutal •s iv pot am >uuts to #10 >f' ferus, i orchids >w will I the first da\ b,) >tn 3 m. dark, from 6a. m ill L 0 a. '■'< p. m.. aii-l 1 1 i \>. m.52 words
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Article518 1891-05-26 3 i|>i>m_x col ii ill i u-.-i.ui tra to some two hu i iZ •':■>■ Of Siberia be I >rueo VVh li I rSO toi and is an Q] d. This n> on lio'ir or t wo, with ;i i Ti are i bu iv th"ir fitting518 words
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Article281 1891-05-26 4 There baa been further correspondence on the subject of the increases to official salaries at Hou^kouij which led to estrangemeut bet wee v Governor Des Voeai and those uuofticial council members who wished these enhancements suspended until the Secretary of State had replied to a telegram281 words
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Article225 1891-05-26 4 Thb uuml the !>' i Library and Musei m during th< was 1,010. A Communication, by cable, from frk-a "Census enumeration bere complete. Population White, 377,000 coloured, 1.1 17,000 total, I CX)." li is w >rthy of is thai telegraphic joinmunicatiou has M.r.se little time i between225 words
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Article176 1891-05-26 4 The quarterly social meeting of the Epworth League was held i a the Christian Institute, Middle Road, last ni«ht, the President (Rev. Ralph W. Muuson) m the chair. The Epworth League is au auxiliary ot the Methodist Episcopal Church and consists of youm; people banded to-' getner176 words
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Article313 1891-05-26 4 Sombtimbs residents hero sick at heart of Chinese boys, contemplate the alternative of having Madras one* instead. The following extract from the dtadrat Time* gives BOrne idea of their good points The Advocate of India concluding sn article on the condition of lofuStariahs of this Presidency, says313 words
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Article179 1891-05-26 4 Imk i eommentiDg on etioo t-Mih made known m Siugain Thursday's S iita 1 that the electioo I »ai id Comrie to the vacancy m the >uncil at I the P I tiumerce, ends the interesi attaching to the retirement of Mr. Kei isiders thai Mr. Comrie will179 words
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Article277 1891-05-26 4 I m. Deli Courani says thai the Dew Race Club there can now muster fully one hundred members, and thai the first*™. under the new management will be held on the Ist .July next. A Planter's Cup tor roadsters will be one of the prizes at the meeting. Cholera277 words
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Article363 1891-05-26 4 The Hod. T. Sbelford has taken Leave of absence lor six month! from ihe 1 Ufa April last. The Hon. E. B. Iseinonger, Acting Resident Counciller of Malacca acts also ai Magistrate, Municipal Commissioner, and Piesident of the Municipality there. Haji Abdulla Bin Hainan has363 words
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Article510 1891-05-26 4 Com spondi nt. '> May.- The festiviIrawing to a close, and m< 111 t! have left. Dhe last ol the tea of dinners given to 11. 11. wai concluded last oight irheu Towkay Ai. gave a grand spread, c >v.«rs being laid for aboul one hundred and fifty.510 words
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Article603 1891-05-26 4 In .Java, man y planters would f a j Q tee tin- (loverument lay restrictions oo the emigration of Javanese coolies t foreigs lands, ou the ground that N. th.-rlauds ludia has the first claim OO their labour. lii fact, it is said that dearth of coolie labour603 words
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Article4869 1891-05-26 5 Xhk Singapore Sporting Club, Spuing Meeting. Derby) Day, Tuesday, 19ih May, 189] M ssrs C. <;. Paterson v, A IV Adams .1 r, A W. Stiven aud Lieut.-Col! Elli>. ..VMh K« ds Juihjr, Lieut. -Col. \Y. T. Tini'l' vl< Graham Mr. J C 1 .1 and i. ut.lis4,869 words
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3248 1891-05-26 6 Sk<ond (Cup) Day, Thursday, 21st May, 18m. Raciho was resumed yesterday under conditions as favourable as could possibly be expected and. as was anticipated, there was some excellent sport, and there were some really exciting finishes. The weather was glorious rather warm in the earlier part of the day, but,3,248 words
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3428 1891-05-26 7 Si n k i» v^ S->h d May. 1891. 1; 'emely unfortunate that the day's racing of a very ful meeting, should ha .visited with such bad weather that which prevailed throughout th ay, It wa_ u ring with rain during o.' th forenooo, and then there wat indication of3,428 words
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Article575 1891-05-26 8 Tndmrrier ,r Haiphong of the 7th May dwells upon the fact that m France the advantages and attractions of Tonquin as a colonial possession, have become better appreciated. A few years ago the cry for the evacuation of Tonquin found increasing favour m the mother country, but now575 words
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Article166 1891-05-26 8 %l*t ta\:;. m,, iroui kan with his assistant for about a fort] now. having come down from the Ulu when eting birds i>out 5 months. Tins mau go almost every day and neTer I incus. During the al f Mr. D igk m Rotnpin, the magisterial woi is^166 words
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Article202 1891-05-26 8 me JUadi m commenting upon the Straits Military Exaction .{ucstion comet to the following conclusion Independent of the abstract question of fairness there can l»o do doubt that extra afpt'inliturc .uliich would impede progress m small colonies would, even m the aggregate, be hardly folt by Great202 words
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Article985 1891-05-26 9 of Scientific Surgery. May 19.) iut.Mestiug feature present Dumber of the Asdepiad-r- j quarterly issued by the firm i f lie editorship of Dr. bardson, is undoubtedly the life hn Hunter, with its accompanying ■Ljoal portrait. It is well that the men "and women of to-day should be reminded985 words
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338 1891-05-26 9 trad* Ttmet May The Belangor Police Departmental Report for lust year deali with a Force <>i >">! Malays and Sikbs scattered ovet '■>■*> 11 >es of marder v> ported to them during the year, such are the hindranoei to detecting criminals, they brought the338 words
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Article318 1891-05-26 9 (Strad* Time* May V/.i The telegram stating that the mod** vivendi between Britain and Portugal bad been extended by one mouth has been quickly followed by another auuouucinu' that an agreement between the two puw< has been come to. The disputes now within measurable distance of318 words
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Article379 1891-05-26 9 N ts 1 May 25.) The Malacca Municipal Progress Report for March, throws, although a little late iv the day, tome light ou the recent outbreak of chQlera there. The firai reported case of that disea from the 10th March, the patient being a Chim •lie wiio379 words
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1256 1891-05-26 9 The Govkknor's Spsbch. An Assurance of Support 10 the sovkkkrjn ov johork. H. H. the Sultau of Johore invited H. E. the Governor, and the Consuls m Singapore, tooe preseni ai the recognition (on Saturday) of Prince Ebrahim at Crown Prince and1,256 words
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1035 1891-05-26 10 Thk Estates m Marudu Bay. Thk Acting Superintendent of Immi- prratioo has sent m the following report to the Government Sandakan, 16th March. I have the honor to forward for the information of His Excellency the (iovrnor my report on the tobacco Estates m1,035 words
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Article75 1891-05-26 10 The (Acting) British Resident of i Selangor, Mr. Rodger, and tbe (Acting) British Resident of Pahang, Mr. Clifford, have arrived at Singapore, and will be present at the Queen's Birthday Ball. Mr. Rodger has come to meet Mrs. 'Rodger who is expected from Europe on Wednesday afternoon m the Oaledonien.75 words
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Article799 1891-05-26 10 Mining- Manager* Report for the Fortnight ending: 14th May, ISOI. To the Directors of thk Raub Australian Sy.ndk-atk, Limited, Singapore. U( nth -mt'H, I have the honor to report the following as the progress made with the various works :it th>> mine. Rau > 11 Main Level North is799 words
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Correspondence.
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Article276 1891-05-26 10 To the Editor of the StkaitsTJßJ Sir, T think there slx.uM be S/fl of all the troops on the Esplau&^fl totally disagree wit h the current s^^H lhat it ha> !i the custo^^H such a review on the Bsplana* During tl I wentv it has Ik.mi tli.-276 words
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Article56 1891-05-26 10 m i Lof the B<>k havii BhipTAo ill well, iv I 5 1 !•>. The Italian lu|. 37 with Cardiff, on the 19th i havh mouths 2H «la\ vojl r J'r Bangkok on the 23rd with health. 4 'be frosli uis.'U and s.pialh tH Strait>. The riv»-d from56 words
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Page 10 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous155 1891-05-26 10 PIMMSfIW Lift. Akkiv Per Billiton from Port Dickon «nd MtllJj -Mi-s- Arda^h, and Mr. and^^H Roz«lls. Pt>r h "J from Muar:— Mra. Miss Doni Wlu-atiy, Mr. Kohl, Per P. and O. i > Bokhara from Hod**l konjf. Mr. and Hn. (> er /r from Bangkok Galv. Per B*ppho from Klang155 words
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Page 11 Advertisements
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Advertisement649 1891-05-26 11 j^ IS JPffiTS^'-Y? S b«t tm erf r~* for Aaium river navigation, and of V<m -1,1. ajtFor full puticulan "p{>l> to VAKlil >W A N i >i > i..\ Ji. i OVDOM DX. -I. COLLLS i^KoWXK'S OHLORUDYNE i Till? ORIOINAI. ,< Advice to voii wlah l»i oftta i, iv., fmni649 words
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Advertisement389 1891-05-26 11 run vf.;v qvßßoaw r> > i> :n is ('.iipinv t-x^cntes ship* 1 repair* 1 I<-Kt.->M] :i«>nr> iv the w> t efficient, i tKe KUj.^iiL.t. n.t- t.c- ol l .nr. |.-i »-mWfightM .hi*. No 1 tfftATlira DnCl Lenetb *16 t. ••> Depth o» W m M Wi.tth ai fi&t No 2»lftAviNi,389 words
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Advertisement431 1891-05-26 11 FOR eaie a Coff^o PUvLtindn m 8 >rawak, 2S l>orian < Idffee p] .1 nnd < sori. plant 50 acre n»a<l pi la And «>m the I I hand Office, X PaOTOQ] of Model of moal supei i i- Knish 50 M with abinei p«. i OUINIUM WINE 0F LABARRAQUE431 words
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Advertisement82 1891-05-26 11 i ■'at* Paakska Plan i i n IHV .Safes Soreeiiu ioboaruH lIIOIM -:A[mIOGUES FRE A i H z H b. At 2 tt EHITL'RX CA.TT BE FORWARDED B 5 LO( :-BAtfSS c THE NATIV: '>A^B. AWD *PORJftIO. SI for m tlir-*' Co., i ttlti OCX Mak; T. ted si Albert82 words
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Advertisement82 1891-05-26 12 ANJPJIi. PASSED SUNDA STRAITS OR ARRIVED FOB OKDKKS FlVi Date Pat*, and Ship's Name. Commanded o Wmou W h«ri I r. nation Mn> 7\m 12 r'l 1 mf i Scopiu,,!, kUr SO B^kTk" K^iT.^l 7Xor hn l "ib U (lKl<l >11Ml1 A <L D.Bie^wnttf iw ixea sir. i norbt* eke82 words
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Miscellaneous384 1891-05-26 12 MIIPPIX^ I I'OUT. >\ n<; annre' a- -hip: lnj. United Stnt. m Dut l)ui«-h I P. VV I Where no 1 curr ri.t is \u. 3 cre¥ 13 Bell. iv>>v. 1 TUAHINti VESSELS Noon of Saturday m-. c*pt. \y pr d p. N> U. Uoe 31 <l.]> an i Pa384 words
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Miscellaneous443 1891-05-26 12 Pr. itr. 1,139 toti*» Cftpiai'n tlAell. isth (nit. CKswttPAl cuViro. CliihXi t V Civ \ii extain //h,A: v v.. »k S.i. Wnt. W3 l^ASh C&ptaii; m Mnhin.vt N<»v. EV6M Sibil Ist instant. m B.V Co. I n. -ei tain 'is t us, Mom?, Cotaaek W. SfansAeld 4t Co. UncevName, Port,443 words
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Miscellaneous1065 1891-05-26 12 Derwent, Odensa, Feb. 20 Priusos Sopliie, G^QOA, F.« J" i fSl*\ Feb. C'^T!Mt^T«VL t'I.KTS. Aljinettd fiarfth&ll, (RhijO M •rn'i'l .lan. 1~ B .mo. Mars ill»»s. AURIVAI a _i May Id Diamond nt..-tr 1030 Snow Penanir May LJLimlanACo 13 'CeMial »tr. 840 follett 'ran? May 3 Tan Kirn Tiaa Pol 181,065 words
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Advertisement634 1891-05-26 13 1, LALOR'S PHOSPHODYNE. &4m» af. KKLIABLK PHUSI'HDRIC UKMKMYcver -9k rw !)r Ull^ '■-•"^""v Decay ol Vital I'ower, an.l all FuncSmS Jjg^ o...ii:iim>«it-ilu 5 S.v h em, dejHn.u-ni ujmh, tl, l; D.th-iiMuy of the XT CUaES 31ysr;-psia, :;.-rv,', and Heart Disease. f^fti CUiiE j rci>t/i»y and Liver Complaints. s-Jflfy-- '-m^iV CUaH-%634 words
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Advertisement418 1891-05-26 13 i Sf I" consequence of Imitations of THE WORCESTERSHIRE F SAUCE wktm an calculated to deceive the Public y Lea and PerrAu J i have to request that Purcha i thai tki Label on every httle bean their Signatun thus Si without which no Lottie of the original WORCESTERSHIRE I418 words
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Advertisement457 1891-05-26 13 NOTICE. THE price of the Strait* Times is For the daily i^suo 824 yearly For the weekly issue $16 The subscription, which is payable quarterly m advance, includes free delivery each afternoon m Singapore and free delivery by post within the Straits Settlements and throughout the Protected States of the457 words
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SUPPLKMENT TO THE "STRAITS TIMES.
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Title Section9 1891-05-26 14 SUPPLKMENT TO THE "STRAITS TIMES. TUESDAY MAY 20. 1»919 words
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Article29 1891-05-26 14 r-nnwju, m-r ,i) me man arrangement* tuaUy nece*ary to give the latest new* ek m a loot nwlt ment and for rile ti tmtaim m tuppiement, n it* proper29 words
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Article115 1891-05-26 14 < b<>r Sfr<iifs Tinirs. MKIWHKN I HE BItITISH \M) POI [0 801 I H An:i. v don, 25tk Hay. Two hundred ;md it Masai Kessi <m •ii instant and finding il evacuated s'le^l to proceed to Fort Saliiburv; on .v the) met the police belonging to Chartered Company,115 words
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Article241 1891-05-26 14 place called Ihui Kesse, referred ;raiu, has played a prominent m the African troubles between Brirul Portugal, as it occupief an important poftition betwevu RCashonaland i tbt» Coast. At oae time, it came miBritisb occupation aad tbe Portuiti tlit* neighbourhood made that pn teoce for stopping241 words
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Article199 1891-05-26 14 Kmu murder 1 <'U th«* calen- tbe present Axftiaes Penang. h'uKNCH operatic comuany, uuder the action of M. M- Ddlaroche and Gruion, v- of 7 female aud 5 male nil play at Singapore m the c of June. LimS.'ULC who, som >timo last mouth, ipposed to have stabbed Ins nephew,199 words
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Article950 1891-05-26 14 r»u: somewhat large number of musical ftmatemrs m Singapore, coupled with the very imadequate focilitiei afforded for combined effort m matters musical, Bug. Bested to various persons interested the i lvis:ilulit.y of founding tome sort of a ivpreteotatire musical union, and this subsequent!; led to the foundation950 words
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Article1094 1891-05-26 14 The l*rge island of Mindanao m the Southern Philippines, though fertile and productive, baa never had its resources largely developed, owing to most of the country lying m the bands <>t barbarous tribes. A part of th<- roast is under Spanish sway I nit savages hold tlir interior,1,094 words
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Article218 1891-05-26 14 Tin- following terrain from !»«i!iu. peart m the San F.umi- I ronicle Tin 1 (inuiiii officer Florschint, who look command some tim« ago <•! tit construction department of Chinese navy, h.t> written home some ii estiu about th" w.:> vessels of that empire. K»- conridera the. uative218 words
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