The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 19 May 1893
1893-05-19
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section403 1893-05-19 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. fl IKD SERIES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, 19 m MAY, 1893. DAILY ISSUE. No 1,761 H E the Governor is expected to arrive ia Singapore in the Sea Belle, on Sunday morning, at daylight. y nt M M Co 's steamer Sydney left Colombo at403 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement902 1893-05-19 1 Posada 26 French Vermouth, 6.50 PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. O-r:i- -Col'.yer Quay. Wharves, New Harbour. UAIL v-; I-iNES. y.., 1 itcaunCH may be expected to arrive 0ut- f.-.e Singapore homewards as follows: ;'AARD. HOMEWARD. riftO- kS>3RosetT.i M« »g*K, Oriental May jiv Peninsu'a* Ravmna ]une iath. Halwa j'-.n. Rohiiia902 words
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Advertisement816 1893-05-19 1 WORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD BREMEN. Imperial Gkrman Mail. The fast and we" known steamers of this line run regularly between Brtmerhaven and Shanghai, calling en ruute at Antwerp, Southampton, Genoa, Naples, Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Singapore ana Hongkung. In Connection wjth the arrivals and departures of these mail steamers the Company's816 words
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Advertisement856 1893-05-19 1 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART For Bornbo Ports via Bawean Sourabaya I^l^/^TSCHAPPIJ. Every four weeks a steamer runs in this direction takinir direct cargo and passengers to Handier(Under contract Ind.a pdo p assir and J otie Agents at Singapore Ship Agency, late Cnce Every six weeks a steamer is dis--1 DAENDELS &Co856 words
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Advertisement187 1893-05-19 1 PREVENTION OF CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA. The purity of Wa- ter used for drinking purposes is absolutej ly imperative." Many waters though palatable are anyj thing but pure. Water which has been previously boiled is generally recommended, but Distilled Water is the purest obtainable and Soda Water made with it can187 words
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Advertisement723 1893-05-19 1 Posada i Port, Corte, 0.00 ■LJONGKONG AND SHANGHAI xx BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL JlO.OOOOOO RESERVE FUND *****00 RESERVE LIABILITY OF PROPRIETORS 1 10,000,000 Court ok Directors. Chairman— H. HOPPI US, Esq. Deputy Chairman— C. J. HOLI.IDAV. John S. Laprix, Esq. J. S. M*>sts, Esq. Carl [avtzen, Esq. D. R. Bassoon.723 words
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Advertisement630 1893-05-19 1 NEW YORK LIFEJ INSURANCE COMPANY. Puros £23,661,8867 Heavy Reduction in Kates. New plan life policies on Kuropcan lives in the j Straits. ■HJTTFARCKEN Co.. Agents. lan. t. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE HAMBURG-MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. *T*HE underaqgned, Agents fat lh« abov* Co:n--1 paint-, are prepared630 words
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Advertisement414 1893-05-19 1 Posada Wines as Bupp v DACiriC MAIL STKAMSHIP" x COMPANY AND QCCIDEN PAL AND ORIENTAI w STEAMSHIP COMPANV. I .1: kets gra Fr 11 1 tnd '■> r ot 5u unetc, lao s 1 ol the ab we i'u-. Special Armv. Savy, and Civil Servi applic ttion. rai > he414 words
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Article235 1893-05-19 2 r:• m p Returns compiled by LloydA ;<__. jtet oi Shipping, it appears that, excluding Warships, there were 354 W-S-l- j 559 toaa g' l under con.struction in the United Kingdom at the close of the loarte. ended }is* March. 1893. Com- rt n- T the present235 words
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Article530 1893-05-19 2 7 e-dbk our readers to appreciate the j .tnpo-ar.ee of clause and the pendent clauses j and 4. we print below a summary «f thai -.rt of the biß which deals with the Lege at.ve Authority B. ike "Ast clause it is provided that there shall530 words
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1001 1893-05-19 2 A Poi icy of Insurance. The Malacca Rifle Club are hoping to be able to arrange for the loan, through the Colonial Government, of a few MartiniHenry rifles And as we have been consulted on their behalf, we desire to say that from the point1,001 words
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142 1893-05-19 2 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY. Corps Orders. Head Quarter Orri.e, Singapore, igth May, 1893--1. Orderly Officer for ensuing week; Lieut. St. Clair. 0.-eil/ Sergeant for ensuing week Sergt. Benjafield. 2 Parades Wednesday, 5.13 p.m.— Maxim Gun-drill. Dress plain clothes. Thursday, 5.13 p.m.— Do. Do. Friday. v»5 P m D f )o--9.00 p.m.142 words
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Article243 1893-05-19 2 THE WRECK OF THE s.s. PERAK." It appears that this steamer touched the bank at th mouth of the Kedah river ab>ut 7.15 p.m. on Thursday last. The rudder became unshipped and the steamer unmanageable almost immediately. The Perak was then driven ashore by the strong wind and very high243 words
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Article1248 1893-05-19 2 The Report drawn up in 1891 by the Leprosy Commissioners who visited India at the instance of the Committee of the National Leprosy Fund, has been examined by a Special Committee of the latter body i thus composed Nominated by the Executive Committee of the National Leprosy1,248 words
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Article1044 1893-05-19 2 The National Observer, under the heading A Prodigal Daughter," alludes to the earlier of the Australian Bank collapses and the reconstruction policy which is relied on as the present way of salvation. With reference to the la'ter. after speak- j ing of the sanguine hopes of the1,044 words
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Article471 1893-05-19 2 (L' Independence Tonkinoise, 4th May.) M. Dufrenil, vice-resident, instructed by the Governor-General on his arrival at Hue, to direct French actio 1 in the Laotian districts, telegraphs on the 29th April, that he had just occupied, without striking a blow, the Siamese post of Ho-Sang, the471 words
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Article159 1893-05-19 2 Shipping. (May 19.) Tonnage has been offering less plentifully dur- J ing the past week, and homeward rates are conse- I quently rather steadier although there is no material advance. For London, via Canal, Bag Goods have been booked at 17/6, but 20/- is now asked. Bale Gambier and Peppers159 words
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Article436 1893-05-19 2 Raffles Hotel. Mr. A. P. Niewkamp Mr. H. Daunt Mr. E. H. Bell Li.ut.-Col. Cnard, v.c, Mr. T. K. Ross ke. Mr. J.M. Murray Mr. Mrs. M.Stephens j Mr. E. W. S. Morten and family Mr. E. R. Kotk Mr. <".. Tlieod ulu i- Mr. F.436 words
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Article67 1893-05-19 2 (CoRRBCTED LP TO Ma. 19 On London. Bank 4 1 s 29. d.i-tand 2. j Private credits tm s 29_ lf ...-rii-- 3m s 29t credits 0 m 5... 29j Os India. Bank demand 223J On Honukonu. Batik demand 1% dis. On Java. Bmk demand 1.64 Private 30 d/s67 words
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Article108 1893-05-19 2 (Mat 19.1 3660 Gambier do. Cube No.i 10.75 do. do. No. 2 92 5 Pepp.r, Black (ordinary S'pore) 905 do. White. (Fair L/W=-5%) 15. Nutmegs 150s to the lb.) 82. Mace (Banda) 80. Cloves (Amboina) 23. Bai Coffee (107. Blacks) 36. I Tapioca, small pearl (Fair quality) 410 do.108 words
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Article93 1893-05-19 2 Hecate, Brit, str., Payne, for Bangkok. Strathdee, Brit, str, Pattie, for 110 Ho and Shantung, Bnt. str., Framplon, tor Sourabaya via ports. Teck. Seng Clan, Job. sir., Miller, For Bagan via ports. Calypso, Brit, sir., Howry, Deh. Sommerh-lii, Ger. su., Petersen, for Olehck, Colombo and Hamburg. I Kian Ann,93 words
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Article53 1893-05-19 2 May 18.— Per 117..' tVthe Wisp. Dr. and Mrs. Basscha, Mr. Tregan. May 19.— Ter Lightning Miss M. K. Warrack, Mr. McCulloch, Mr. J. K. TnrfSord, Mr. Shooker. From Penang.— Mr. Joseph, Mr. K W. Ma.w.il, Mr. Wilson. Per Perse Mr. Jackson Millar, Mr. R. W. Dunn. Per53 words
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308 1893-05-19 2 Passengers for Straits Settlements VESSELS EXCEPTED. fe Per Britannia, from London, April _8. Mr. gj. W. Fdie. From Brindisi to Pet ang. Mr. F. HF. D. Thorold, Mr. and M-s. Mais, Mr. W. C. Melsom Per Sydney, from Marseilles, April 30. Mr. and Mrs. Oppen, Miss Roensch, Mr. VV. Roer.sch.308 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement351 1893-05-19 2 QCEAN STEAM SHI A COM LA. N Th>- Company .team red d fri Livi i po<d--tw-toa for Straits and China and fn homewards for Load on every iveefc ad tv commodation tor first md third i I ryinga Sareeoa and Su twarden Throogfa Bills «f La ling are i I351 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous111 1893-05-19 2 HONGKONG WEATHER TELEGRAMS. Barometer, reduced to 32 degrees I-ahreaaj h.it, and to the level of the sea in inches teflfl| and hundredths. JM Temperature, in the shade in degrees, Pan* renheit. Humidity, in percentage of saturation, the humidity of air saturated with moisture beipg 100. Direction of Wind, to two111 words
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Miscellaneous1073 1893-05-19 2 SHARE LIST MkY tgth 1 Pong "ip S'hai Bank. In% Seller, prem. |io.«io.ooo§looor>.«io po/x* 12s I'-. i.j P^tar l>ock. JifioSales. i .5,,, 1 5^00 leu i^iop... a D I pren W,v> nV v Mar >Hir Oodc Co. 130 Last sa#v. -,V' 0*» »,«^g i<« roo tj Prv. '< vrr Dock1,073 words
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