Straits Times Weekly Issue, 8 October 1890
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Straits Times Weekly Issue
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Title Section25 1890-10-08 1 The Straits Times WEEKLY ISSUE. New Serii:; Published for Transmission by Every Homeward Mail St-UUB. IPjhck 40 Ci VOL XLYI. SINGA PORE, WEDNESDAY7^TQBEir^B9Or NO. 8,59325 words
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Article18 1890-10-08 1 On the 30th Haplssahiir, at KaUees ths wife John p. Joa^-.m, .f the Middle Tom rister-at-Lsw, ofason18 words
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Article37 1890-10-08 1 At iiureßoad,onthe4thOr>t M ARY Ai.imna Fnavcßß, th* infant dsughterof Cnarles m d Anno B At 85 M Ills Boad, or, the 6th instant Jm'saia, th- 1,.; v rife of Jacob J. Aroozoo. aged za y tars.37 words
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106 1890-10-08 1 STRAITS TIMES WEDNESDAY, 8th OCTOBER, 1890. CONTENTS. Market Quotations. Banmarj of the Week. ;•"■> Telegrams. Lo and > leueral Newa Should Wots .m Woo P 11. i: a Address to ConneiL The Lsgisistire Council. be United States. Franc Municipality and ths Ratepayer-. In B y. Co r •>!• indenos on106 words
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Article333 1890-10-08 1 :mnoapork, Bth Oct bbr, 1890. Produce. lismbi >r. 5 96. do Cube No. 1, 9.5<>. do d> No. 2, 7*25. Copra Bali, 5.10. do Pontianak 467j. Ps j\»cr Biack 12 !>U. Sago Wour, Pearl Sago v "> Coff >e Bali, 2700. Coir 26.00. 4.25. d) do Ist333 words
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Article267 1890-10-08 1 This Governor's speech on opening the .Lv,. Council session 00 Thursdaj intimated a losa [q i mue account! owing lo the Lower reletting of the Pi na ig opinm fai ru. but also that tha oil farm re would be ,u.-d to recover the loss in267 words
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Article218 1890-10-08 1 (For Straits Times.) The German Empbjbob rv Austria. London, 2nd Oct.— His Imperial Majesty hid a remarkable reception and triumphal progress through the streets of Vienna. Berlin Socialists. The Socialists at Berlin celebrated the expiration of the socialist law by meetings and great rejoicings. American Tariff Bill. The218 words
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75 1890-10-08 1 London, ht October.-^Tbe following are to-day's closing prices Pahantr Corporation (L*d.). 82/6 to :>r 6 Bentong Stints i'ia Ll 1. 3 Biars Gold Fields 1 20 London, stf Odds) r. -The following arc to-day's closing prices Paksng Corporation (Ltd.) 37/6 to 43 I BenSong Straits75 words
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Article250 1890-10-08 1 H. M.'s. cruiser A%rcher has been ordered to the China station! from the wcsl isl of Africa, where her place will be taken by the Serpent. Ouk Singaporean climate is evidently reCuperatire in some cases, ;i- one of the sick men win* arrived a few days ago250 words
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Article107 1890-10-08 1 Thi Strait* Independent calls attention to a form of boycott carried ou by the headmen of Hindoo temples al Not content with looking after tetn] they must needs exercise authority o the worshippers in secular matters, and enforce their bidding by fines and penalties. Any ouo107 words
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Article125 1890-10-08 1 We learu that the following are declared by the Civil Service Commissioners to be the successful candidates at an examination held on Aug. 14 and following days for Eastern Cadetships l, Harold William Firmstone, 1^86: 2, Henry Hessy Johusson Gompertz, 1672; 3, John Gerald Thomas Buckle, 162:3;125 words
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140 1890-10-08 1 In connection with the great fire in Sydney recorded in our telegrams of last Saturday, it it to be nol on the I buildiugs attacked by the fire the Straits Fire Insurance Company had issued various 1; -d that the possible140 words
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Article94 1890-10-08 1 Thk B f Tal- Returns for August »w an inc aie of s i Q f*po tc i from d to the s me of 21,000,000 y a 0 f jj Jt year. The following figures refer to the rht months en list Ao C l.94 words
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Article81 1890-10-08 1 our Corr Mai Pad |y pi ing has !y iu tiio interior. owing ro h snd to il;. 11l rover n ment iu ad tivators to buy buffaloes. 0 i md, lar_-.- Bracts of paddy land hav.- been abandoned bv their owners, so rumour has it, iu conaim.nt81 words
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Article131 1890-10-08 1 The Ceylon Times, referring to the intended risit of a Colombo Cricket tt;im to Singapore, says So far as mm kn >w, n i promise to hnng a lawn-tennli pair wit h t _e( t -am wan ssade, bnl only s prossiss lo try snd do ho. au131 words
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Article173 1890-10-08 1 Segal iud (Borneo) Tobacco Co. An extraordinary general meetiug of the rJegaliud (Borneo) 1 ieco Qompany (Limited) was bold on tli< ptember, tor the purpose of considering resolutions to effect ao amalgamation of the company with the British Borneo Trading and Planting Com pan y Limited), snd appointing (he secretary173 words
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Article389 1890-10-08 2 WEDNESDAY, Ist OCTOBER. A Load Line Prosecution. Bsjforb Messrs. Thornton and Bland to-day, Captain Grant of the Pekan was charged with neglecting to keep the load line of his ship marked as required by the Ordinauce. Defendaut pleaded not guilty. Mr. A. S. Pestana, Second Boarding Officer,389 words
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Article769 1890-10-08 2 The ich is the full text of the U. S. Silver Bill, may be found convenient for ref< i •d. by ths 8 fi i ounce 'ao ranch t l r, nnd su h pure the United the Secretary of the form nnd of such denomiu than769 words
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Article300 1890-10-08 2 The Jockey, Brewer, who rode Barou de Horn's horses at the recent Colombo races, has just died oi cholera, at Helvetia Estate. Deli The Hou. J. I. Kennedy arrived to-day in the Kutwung, as well as the Hon'ble J. \Y. Bonsor, and the Hou'ble D. F. A.300 words
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Article154 1890-10-08 2 HUTTKHBACB Liebert and Co. deny in the Pinano Onsets*, that there are any Natal aud Mauritius coolie recruiting depots at Negapatam to compete with the Straits Settlements in the labour market there. They say that the Straits Settlements get the pick of the coolies from Southern India,154 words
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Article7605 1890-10-08 2 Thursday, 2nd October, 1890. Aftkr a Council recess exteuding over a period of six months, the 1890-91 session of the Legislative Council was opened this afternoon at halt'-p asl 2 o'clock. His Excelleucv the Acting-Governor, with the star of St. Michael and S m George on his7,605 words
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Article644 1890-10-08 5 Ptnano Gasette, 30th September.) OwiNO to the courtesy of Mr. Leech, the State Commissioner of Lands, Perak, we have at leugth been enabled to gain some information from the estate Land regulations respecting the title under which lauded property can ho acquired and held644 words
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Article96 1890-10-08 5 {From our Correspondent.) Kuala Pilah, 29th Se r t, -Mr. H. Vane left for Sungei Ujoug this morning after a stay of several days auditing the accounts of this State. This is Mr. Vane s last official visit to the Negri Sernbilan He is to take up96 words
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Article214 1890-10-08 5 THI Pinamj Gazette recently made some I Comments on the Straits Tunes state- will /i Propt rt V is Md in P«»k Without the security of any system of £W, and the Land Commissioner of rerak now joins in the argumeut, as mav ue seen214 words
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Article324 1890-10-08 5 Thi Strati* reaVpewdewt, ia commenting upon the difficulties between the Banks and the Chit ties here, deems that the latter arc a curse to the colouy by encouraging people to live and speculate beyond their means. It states, however, that As regards Penang the Chitties324 words
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406 1890-10-08 5 Cai ht Sept.— The Chartered Bank n me repo i I which appeared in the raits Ti ended on the lbth in the a quitt 1 of the prisoner on both n il. rg( ol embezzlement against Shama Uhurn Seu, the Bank's cashier,406 words
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Article876 1890-10-08 5 A characteristic of the age is its enforcement of the duty of helping the poor, aud if any refutation be required of the slander that the English who come to the East relax the strength of their moral fibre, that refutation may surely be found in such876 words
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Article513 1890-10-08 5 Vm Ranges Bombay, j.'nd Septe mbsr.—A rsvolt has ooeurred at ambay in tha suppreaaioa sf which 13 men were killed, 20 wounded, sad 900 taken prisoners. A jmmM a>;o, Um systsm of taxation in vogue in the Bombay Presidency whs introduced aftsr s sew survey. All th© ryots513 words
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Article496 1890-10-08 6 "Should Women Woo!" traits Times October 1.) Ilona Caird achieved a not wholly enviable notoriety aud brought epistolary, if not literary, grist to the mill of the Daily Telegraph, by demanding of the universe whether marriage was or was not a failure, unusual attention has been oductorsof promineul periodicals496 words
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881 1890-10-08 6 ad- we the tc i flo<: has uusatis d I witl ditnre has 1 }2t I »w--ever iiUta; in ei jtim. rem ich 1891 is won is estimated at less than the I ti- tbe otb band ban the eat. d exI 1890, and expenditure881 words
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Article669 1890-10-08 6 I .Alt.-. i\;.r is iu d( P Officer l that they I the 8 for in ,;i. Xhe P j not b the decision Ben ice to s lutnent, th- u t,. i for managing or mismana a 1 l 0 inject eon- L>r. Bote s too669 words
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286 1890-10-08 7 (straits Times October 4.) The passage of the MacKiuley Tariff Bill betokens the firm hold of protection iu the Uuited States, and its mighty power over the people, but the heated discussions ove." the measure brought about also a strong feeling in favour of286 words
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Article316 1890-10-08 7 (Straits Times Oct .her 6.) The Excise Farm system, which has jufct shown its weak points at Penang, meets with no favour in Cochin China. There our French neighbours have broken with it after a fair trial, aud have taken a new departure which so far has316 words
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388 1890-10-08 7 (Strait* Times October 7.) \Yk publish to-day a serial of letters etehanged between the Municipal President aud the Hon. Mr. Burkinshaw and on that correspondence we think it appears that the Municipal Officers are at fault. The substance of the matter is that the Municipality388 words
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Article199 1890-10-08 7 tg" ISP'E Magpie Minstrel Troupe repeated thei^ performance before a fairly good bofcie at the Town Hall on Saturday night, th&klv cbnuge io the programme being iu sojjte of the jokes, and a clog dance by a sajror f roi H. MS. Porpoise, who was acco^anied ou199 words
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Article251 1890-10-08 7 ;ssiie Malay man named Hoosman, who w2& brought before Mr. Thornton ou Tifefeday last, on a charge of causing trhX'dcath of a 'ricksha coolie in No th B»sge Road on Suuday last, aud who, of wP;-s r f° the insufficiency of the evidence, wB. acquitted, was rearrested251 words
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Article146 1890-10-08 7 tR late visitor G. F. Traiu intends more to take to globe trotting at steamer speed by way of this port, ivas to start from Tacoma. Pttgi I Suiliid, on the 2oth ultimo, and complete tlneyircuit of the earth in five and forty digfr. Here146 words
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Article225 1890-10-08 7 T&e Straits Independent of the Ist ><jJH>bei- takes uj> agaiu the subject of the rJHftiug of the Penang Opium aud Sphit Fafjtns, but, from ignorance that the Goveitejueut intends to 6ue the defaulting f toilers, it goes upou the assumption that tlti&jiuthorities are afraid to enfo'ce225 words
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Article1695 1890-10-08 7 (Summarized from Council Papers.) The meetiugs of the Executive Council being held in private, it was not until yesterday that details of a meeting, held on July 14: h, 1890, were published. The busiuess at that meeting was the consideration of the Report of the1,695 words
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Article178 1890-10-08 8 I lit Progres of Saigon shows a strong spirit of hostility to Siam, and deems that Power unfriendly to Freuch interests owmg to British prompting. This ill feeling is said to have shown itself stronglv dunng recent French explorations in Upper Laos where Siam holds sway. The French178 words
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Article395 1890-10-08 8 Ths return of visitors to the Raffles' Library and Museum duriug the week was 1,122. H. N. M.'s gunboat Bandjermassin, Lieutenant Commander Frankamp, after docking, repairing, and coaling at Taujoug Pagar, returned to Acheen this morning. A shipment of 500 more bags of tin ore and 42395 words
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Article147 1890-10-08 8 The "Volturno The Italian in au-of-war Voltumo now iu poit is a perfectly m*« vessel, titled out to do duty as a swift cruiser. Her engines S e of 1,000 hor>e. power aud of the latest pattern, and she is capable of steaming 12 kuotsau hour, which is good speed147 words
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Article1153 1890-10-08 8 A paper just laid before the Legislative Council coutains Notes ou tour made bv the Acting-Governor duriug his recent visit to the Cousular ports on the West Coast of the Malay Peuiusula. His Excellency aud party left Sitigapore on the 31st August lasl, and ar1,153 words
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92 1890-10-08 8 The "Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatsthappij _CgK Java Bode publishes the following tele_fctam from Amsterdam, regarding the steamer Carptntimr, one of the new NetlnjSJands Company's largest and fastest Ve __F S mtended f or the Singapore—Bataintt line «h trial trip With the Car P^itier of the K **T Paketvaart proved most successful.92 words
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1018 1890-10-08 8 (Summarised from Council Papers Among the papers laid on the table at the Legislative Council meetingou Friday afternoon was a copy of correspondence in re the existing coolie troubles in the Native States, more particularly concerning the rate of moitality among Indian immigrants. The first1,018 words
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Article658 1890-10-08 9 (From our Correspondent.) A Hunt von a Sanatokium. Kueum Lumper, 30U Senf. —The expedition which started last week under the care and guidance of Dr. Welch, has returned safe and sound. The men, in addition, comprising tbe exploration party, were Messrs. F. E. Lawder the District Magistrate of658 words
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Article1241 1890-10-08 9 (From our Correspondent.) Pekan, 30th September. —In my last I stated that the Recent was to leave\hisou the _,th, but such was not the case, though all arrangements had been made for his mTtth re p U i hat f ay Atthe last moment the Resident definitely postponed1,241 words
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369 1890-10-08 9 Pi v w 'i> >'■ won* .< th district ofM l mm }fhetu\^ n the district oi' Qemenchch asqLthe laud of Pahang by M. Charles de&a Pra, mining engineer of Palermo. DuiHj my recent sho»t journey through the Nefjri Sernbilan, 4l have been euabled to369 words
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Article2707 1890-10-08 9 GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA - GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA (Written far the Straits Kan**.) London, Ith September. Wen- •Mr Dick" of Coppertield" fame a creature' of reality and not of fancy be might rub i lW T y at th<i rfMUHn>hraQtnat 18iK) has been a year pre-eminentlv devoted to discussion referring to2,707 words
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Article408 1890-10-08 10 M our SSPS Correspond*. nt.t Z? t Lojac LxTi m Baponuc 5£ //./>. nth Sept.- The Third B public jtjvas twenty years old on the fourth mJJJ.rut. Since the death of L uii> XV., the j Well-Beloved," after a reign of fiftyRight years, deeply-dyed hy cor option mud408 words
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Article539 1890-10-08 10 M. Ernest Reuau is perhaps one of the few eminent men who, having risen f poverty to celebrity rather than opulence selects his native village, Trcquier, Brittany, wherein to pass the sunset of life. He occupies a plain, whitewashed one-storied villa, rtosmapbarnou -the Celtic for539 words
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241 1890-10-08 10 lnmadj lUrued thirteeth ordinsry ralmeeiiiigol ihoTaOJOUg Pa jar Lend Company, Limited, wa>*hekJ iu Henna, Bodyk and Davidson's otlice at noon ou Saturday day, Mr. .1 <_'. Davidson occupied the < hair and there were present Messrs. E. J. Nansou, Buckley, John Audersou, and U241 words
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Article220 1890-10-08 11 fn he f that tbe Gorski family leave tor Shanghai to-morrow, the cost'of their passage being defrayed by the Straits Government. The gross receipts of Mr. Khorv's lecture on meteors amount to |17n, Which is forwarded -without any deduction for expenses) to the treasurer of the Children's220 words
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Article121 1890-10-08 11 (Loudon and China Exprtss.) We uc. often pointed out that by tc m i- tie the Chinese could cans- tie BUISi ans much auxictv in the Amoor district, simply by a p colonisation. 1 that the Russian autboriti now taken alarm at this quiet invasion, for121 words
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Article137 1890-10-08 11 The it/it ran, which arrived on the _6tn Sept., from Singapore, reports having experienc d a beavj N. b. gale onUnde, iu which she few leel ol her porl bulwarks, and the J- (pan from the N'luio port reports that she -hipped largo quanHongkong Daily - 137 words
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Article251 1890-10-08 11 It is invariably the peculiar affectation of the Britisher to look' upon the av. Asiatic a^ au adamantine individual, who is capable of undergoing the most trying ordeal without auy pe OeptibltJ change in his placid countenance but a little incident Which happeued iu the police court251 words
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Article1011 1890-10-08 11 Stray Shots. Some excellent work has been done on the course during the past four or five days and the interest in the performances ot the likely candidates should be greater this week, as on Saturday, the entries will close tor the first day's racing, and alter that1,011 words
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Article660 1890-10-08 11 C. versus '^t: 58th Reoiment. fi*\ all day match between the above team* was played on t he Tanglin ground on a *sjduy, aQ< resu^'d in a very easy ?ietor^? >r tlle S C The tf rouu^ was in fair COD Sf'* ou a "d the only drawback to660 words
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Article254 1890-10-08 11 H (From our Correspondent.) jAfitar, sth October.- -The periodical surnfe. repairs, &c, of the Bengkalis at Singapore have broken in on the regularity <jrour usual mail communications for nearlga fortnight. The Perak has been the only steamer available, and as she was not equal to the demands of exporters,254 words
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Article292 1890-10-08 11 At the Deli Races on the 27th, 28th, and 29th Sep tern bi r, the programme took in seven eveuts on the first and third days and three on the second day. Three of the Baron de Horn's hoi leofl victor JR oselyn and Bend' Or t. u,292 words
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Article371 1890-10-08 11 1 Hongkong Diily Press, Sept. 20'th.) Tin: German iteamsr BtHsaa ar iv.-d here yesterday from Kobe, sad Captain tla-sloop nas courteously supplied Ui With further particulars of the ies- of the Turkish tnsa-of-wsr Ertogrul. It appears that o. the [*Hh in t the Boji-maru arrived371 words
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Article230 1890-10-08 12 This morning, the Chief Justice, sitting in Bankruptcy, on the application of Mr. Bailey for tbe Hongkong aud Shanghai Banking Corporation, made two receiving orders against two Chitties named Moona Roona Anna Koonarappa Chitty, and Seera Moona Navena Souckaiingam Chitty. The liabilities of these two230 words
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Article142 1890-10-08 12 Thb Thian Hob Keong Temple at Singapore has been exempted from the operation of the Societies Ordinance. Rules relatiug to Guars n tee Bonds approved by the Secretary of State for the Colonies, are published. They come into operation when a Colonial Officer proposes to142 words
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Article107 1890-10-08 12 Thi publisl follo\ m j_ grant Labour Coinoj i Colonial En*ii The i n'ble J. The Hon'ble J. T K The PoW«ll, Pl'A. Agent. Mr. D. Chairman of i Commerce. tiilt. ICr. J. Turner. M-. B. Brown. Mr. Khc Bn Ann. Mr. E. A. B. B Commisson,Instant - 107 words
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307 1890-10-08 12 The China Mail" on Raub, and Punjom. mr. nor... nam demonstrated that .he stories of the gold hidden in the Malav Peninsula are not ail lv t.h. H e has not. re-discove ed tbe land of Ophir, but he has brought down to Singapore 867 oss. of tho precious metal.307 words
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Article590 1890-10-08 12 The following rules have been made under The Acquisition of Land for Public Purposes Ordinance 1890" I. Whenever any land hold sublet to payment of rent to tho Government shall he acquired under the Ordinance, tho proprietor shall he relieved of liability to pay rent to the590 words
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415 1890-10-08 12 In Bankruptcy. Be Frederick Pooles Co. (Application for Discharge.) This afternoon, in the Supreme Court, before the Chief Justice sitting n Bankruptcy. Frederick Pooles, a Buikruptof the firm of Fred-rick Pooles, Co., late of 1, Battery Road, applied for his discharge under Section 28 of the Bankruptcy Ordinance of 1888.415 words
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Article264 1890-10-08 12 W^give the following account, from the Chitu% Mail, of a new build iug erected in HonnJ|ong, because something of the same kind\-SJouid suit usau Singapore A iSjfadsonie and important addition to the numMi of European buildings in Queen's RoadSContral has been made iu the edifice264 words
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387 1890-10-08 12 British Borneo Trading and Planting Company. I .oral meeting of ths ilti "3fc r,i Lri lii: r »»d Planting i .111--ptnyHmited) was treld ou the Bth Sept.. to inciv.{K^hM capital of tho company by the cniatJmpf 76,i 00 n--w ord;.. ret of £1 ALr wR J Dunu WAS iu t!l387 words
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Article752 1890-10-08 12 Monday, Octobsr 6th, IB9ot A spucial meetiug of the Municipal. Commissioners was hehl in the Board Room, Town Hall, yesterday afternoon at 2.30, Mr. Gentle presiding; there being also present Messrs. Cuthbertsoo, Maxwell, Sohst, SheUord, Lim Hug Keng and Tan l^no Wnn. The New Town Market. A letter752 words
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Article64 1890-10-08 13 Bills to the amount of 815,213.47 were hud on the table and passed for payment? special notice being taken of J Lount ot 1888 being the complete cost including legal expenses of the Fraser Estate I T<\¥ll 1 BaUer^ Road --d to the sumol Wfor ammunition for the64 words
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Article347 1890-10-08 13 STR_kY Shots. Somu very good work was done on the course this morning. Jeundler was sent twice round at an easy pace. The little bay mare, Mr. Ker's mount, rattled over two miles m fine style. Surprise did an easy twice round. Nimblefoot cast a couple ol miles347 words
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Article766 1890-10-08 13 Bt Frf.l ERICK PoOLEs 4 i icaiioA r i f e. ten loui hief ng in Bankruptcy, Frederick inkrupt e firm of Pn tery for bis discharge ui v Bankruptcy Ordinance i was j ird yester- Official 1 his report His Iship raise 1 the question as to766 words
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Article250 1890-10-08 13 At the monthly mission meeting last t, Mr. A. L a colporteur of the ity, described a risil to Biinnia,adistnct in X. Celebes almost unknown here. 1 high above the sea, is peopled by native races speaking four languages, who have mostly been (hiisf n. d v.ithin th.-250 words
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Article181 1890-10-08 13 Via Ceylon.) London, 98fh Sept. But little progress has vet been made at 'J ij»pe ary with tho trial of Messrs. O'Brien sad Dillon and others, lately arrested. Perpetual wrangling is going ou between the counsel for the prosecution and the defence. A match with gloves was fought181 words
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1213 1890-10-08 13 Correspondence Between the President of the Municipality and the Hon'ble John Burkinshaw. To &e Hou'ble Mr*Burkinshaw, rv r- for Mr. Donaldson, i n S oe t),at tho Privies belonging to houses Nqs7 to 17 situated in Tanglin Road are not constructed in tho manuer required by the Mfjjctpal Commissioners, there1,213 words
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Article1051 1890-10-08 13 m ntai. Bam ss. The CoMf-jn lb si Woi Tn fo ni ;l W matter bri-4 rred to in our !>})• coary of i^st Saturday A mesUagof thoshsreholdereof ths I 1 Ammunition Company, Limited, held on Sept Sihatthe* ity ler minus Hot 1 petit» It. Couchmau1,051 words
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418 1890-10-08 14 A circular has been Issued to the sharehol»£X. ders. which states: In accordance with S^T promise made at the last meeting of share. I holder, the directors now submit duly audito<l»*p accounts of the expenditure in Borneo to tejnber 30th, I**B9. Some unavoidable deUjpj' has418 words
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Article1623 1890-10-08 14 Application baa been made to A Bxchai ge Oomm ttee to all >~ i:' ,rs to be quoted in the i. B^_ Brit sh I>''' snd i angkst Tobacco r JB (Limited rdmar 1 «t^ 122 < T i 1 Pre! 1 h£ I porta -on1,623 words
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830 1890-10-08 14 Correspondence. The Morphia Question in Singapore. TO THI I OF TH Bin, Anot |er" on the 80th ultimo, wb in .1 un aidpoint, but without Bobjer i .tt in L>r. Bott's opiuiou' i lam willing to with fairness or in tell on. adopted b tone "t abus which i merit830 words
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Article131 1890-10-08 15 I hs Editor Of the m Straits Timv>." Sik, Vou have been good enough to insert paragraphs from time to time requesting members of the Singapore Branch of this Association to send their annual subscription of one dollar to me. So far 41 members out of 175131 words
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142 1890-10-08 15 To the Editor of the m Straits Time> Sir, I observe tbe work of alteriug the drains in this street is being proceeded with but before allowing the work to be completed, the drains <>u the opposite side are also oomtnenced, so that the142 words
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Article475 1890-10-08 15 The crew of the British ship Gambira, Apparently for uo ostensible reason, refused duty yesterday the meu were brought before the Marine Magistrate, who ordered them to be kept in gaol until the ship was ready for sea, when they will be put on board. H. M. S.475 words
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Article913 1890-10-08 15 /^J 16 of t)»o Company are situated at lanjontf-tfagar adjolcing the town <" Singapore, titffe tram-cars run at short intervals oarryinc Ijfeengers and goods from Wharf to destmatiajh at low rates. The Vv firf extends to one mile and quarter and IS dr*Med by913 words
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Advertisement150 1890-10-08 15 DENTAL NOTICE.— Mr. M. F. Simon, i.. i). s. ki» Sargeon Dentist, may be consulted daily nt the General Hospital, Sepoy Lines. Hours from 10 to 12-90; or appointments* imy be arranged for other honrs by letter. KNIGHT CO. ART FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, Decorators and Designers. Builders AND GENERAL < ONTRACTORS.150 words
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Advertisement23 1890-10-08 15 Pfi^RL OF TABLE WATERS. HENatural Sparkling Mineral tfi iy> Waters. Kronthal. 8P WILHELM'S QUELI »{&SOLE AGENTS POSADA WINE COMPANV, A, Battery Road, Singapore.23 words
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Advertisement536 1890-10-08 15 McAlbier ft Co. Ojfi r res roLLOwiMo Wtumtt Bpqhi vn*i rwi nv-xm P ERIN ETA ri Dm VnnsnvAi Crampas $15 PKK CASK OK 1 DOS, Q| *R TB U n "J PIH-J JOHM McDoUiiA Vino di Pasto l« It:R CASE OF I Do/. Ql a.. JAMES WATS' >N A Co.s536 words
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Miscellaneous929 1890-10-08 16 ARRIVALS ES Flag _r _J Vksskl's Nam*. a Tons. Captain p^ m q»it-t, I P~ jj iq lAIR *ROM. SAILED. CONSIGNEES. Sept i 1 Q-SSede l^ T Sept 28^. Mansfield A Co. 30 ffia str' fi^n Deli S€ P t W. Mansfield A Co^ oct Celestial str. 640 Kunath arang929 words
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Miscellaneous617 1890-10-08 16 H SHIPPING. IN PORT. Sailing Vsssslr T Bua Pa n, 586, Maeter, Uncertain Mkk.of.Wah. >575> Gilfma n n o j^' sanjerT/,a 8 1/i( u.N.M's gunboat 226 tona, Cap- ghai,— JAoads. «nan. 1 tain Frankftmp, ti X.M'k Consul, -Roads. Celestial Empire, 1,757, Giffillan Wood a ft Lucifer, H.lS.M's. vrnnb(rat, 121, tons,617 words
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Advertisement298 1890-10-08 17 POWELL (Q AVCTIONRKBR "''HNITTJKR. Ao "on Halk. iklmwimliK T |(0„kC...... J»«pHU.>He Soroe»,» B<%ok S:h LKDipn Buh«r., Tuhl iv"" »> C»r.i T»l MHtnu* CLttUH M.-HT '•!«<».- Chi.mhi.rC i-l^rdi Offi,* 1>,.,..»I >,.,..» Cabinet m*- ClrnirChfHtHof I^mm, ruukHh* r»H«KI -M.,.,!. ay»H> 1ir.,,1 flr.. M .r.H.f) Cono. Duuan T ,7" f |)r f T.«..,298 words
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Advertisement652 1890-10-08 17 DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE A T d H vL°rs quet refreshing sleep, freT^ead^T m\\\n\ iIT P m M t* n^ i /h, to calm and as-' snage the weary achiugs of protracted disease invigorate the nervous media, and re^iTare tlie inoculating systems of the body, you will pro! vrde652 words
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Advertisement503 1890-10-08 17 ROSINSON <Sr~CLEAVER'S Jj& PARIS PRIZE MEDAL I ffBH CAMBRIC POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS 2^ d ?/iiff^' "fi-stt isuffi u 6 ar-j*?*/ u r- 2 j K-^:.. If K«*!f WW?"-- Hi?*^^SCSS rt ft S. inad..|. Fil Lh,e,l P,il_l o f i 4i f s Urd (the moBt d hle rti «>« Roller T.,weE,503 words
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Advertisement243 1890-10-08 17 Ca HI H awai La PI and P i The Straits fro:;i the 'mii-v t\) !-.<•< m parables, [mperiales, Reins Victoria Veqnems, Breaae, Calebraa, Regalias, B it-aaica, Filipina aad Media, Oriantalea, Conchas,' Londres deor-s, Loadrea Sup ciales, Ba <>tas Tr. C Xo 1, 2, :>, Habauo. and Cortados in box243 words
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Advertisement544 1890-10-08 18 v„.. TwaNTV yBAU3 ha* ro*i:itaiuc<l it* world-wide WiVP 'iMovoiv.l r»«- I', «re oi Uwin Wrtckiirfe. Paralj «^S Sloopleaj 'V *_5T n.^s. liui »iu_Tl DecHV of Vitnf Power, and all 1 uuctronal li*Si_ S> tk>!u n,lc>nt nvvn l'-iuiL-ncy of the Vital _m<: a '•X jt CTJTJLE i Dyspepsia, TJTerve, and Heart544 words
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Advertisement687 1890-10-08 18 consequence of Imitations of THE WORCESTERs/HRi. SAfJCE which art calculated lo deceive the Public, nd Perrin have to request that Purchasers see that the /sau^ bears iheir Signature thus ft g£^<^g%y^<_.t_? without \rhich no bottle of Ihe ■>■'. ll < K\' V> ERSIf/PE 5. t UC Ask for I.' ERR687 words
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE WEEKLY "STRAITS TIMES" OCTOBER 8, 1890.
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Title Section9 1890-10-08 19 SUPPLEMENT TO THE WEEKLY "STRAITS TIMES" OCTOBER 8, 1890.9 words
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Article11 1890-10-08 19 fa consequence of the mail arrangements "<*ofV >.*d«,,,is given in nt.11 words
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105 1890-10-08 19 WEDNESDAY, 18th OCTOBER, 1890. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS For Strait* Times. Tub Tat.ifi Bill, London, 7th Oct. The old tariff expired i night on Sunda\ and a great rush mad" by captains to get their vessels vd at the New York custom house. Cunard steamer Etruria with an immense cargo entered a105 words
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Article47 1890-10-08 19 Milacca. 7tk Orf,,b,e.—T\w Rev. Mr. has been officiating as temporary or in phristcburch, and has mm with arty welcome from the coagregatioa who. at present, have no resideut chaplain. Tbe weather continues hot. aud ruauy of tbe wells in town are almost dry from want47 words
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Article57 1890-10-08 19 The news from the Dutch tobacco plan- in North Borneo, says the Overhaul wfail, is very unfavourable. Tic- rate tality among the coolies is very and causes heaw The shares North Borneo Tobacco Company nave gone down from 96 to 14. Thedefi -;t in the Dutch ludiau Budget for57 words
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Article106 1890-10-08 19 rs the Straits ludeu ndeni oi the Nt Never in the memory of the M oldest inhabitant of this 3ettlem.nl wsk there heavy and continuous rain as ia these la>t fen day*, when the registered raiuf dlfroiu the 2sth to the 89th ultimo inclusive amounted to over106 words
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Article1024 1890-10-08 19 Stray Shoi M i of the horses wen- <>ut al a hour this morning. NinibleJ loway Sh rborsu rattled over together, when the former w I mil Black A put through a coup] of miles in much hetter form than she has shewn lately. Stist- Bat i i1,024 words
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Article693 1890-10-08 19 Itt Frederick Pooles Co. [pp/irtttimfor Discharge. In the Supreme Court, before the Chief Justice, sitting iu Bankruptcy, Frederick Pooles, a Banki upt of the firm of Frederick Pooles Co., late of 4, Battery Road, applied for his discharge under Section 28 of the Bankruptcy Ordinance of 1888. The693 words
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Article437 1890-10-08 19 Bdi t-outinues iu a disturb owing|M^a ban waging tbe coriuti(V| ln Acbeen Proper, the Ach outsidflWjhe liii' the forts under oontiuualßftre. The Urn v back, bat the emMy go on ha notwithstanding thKnt urn fire, m none the worse for it. ,'fflti.tioisout at night seldom hearorsee auythfim of437 words
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Article315 1890-10-08 19 Lord Thurlow. the Chairman ol Empire of India Corporation, al tn< held in London ou llthSeptemb r, -aid: Tho length of time wt have b •< ,i in exist has not been long enough to ci se a transactions, but it has enabled u^ to enter Into one315 words
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Article144 1890-10-08 19 To rOs m rn i SIS, Referring to th< in your column liug I ie opiu iu m phi i habits, p! use p the any ing from I h i cet tut ion of morphi for the giving up of opiu in, bu i if jumping144 words
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Advertisement63 1890-10-08 19 sportinc; __mmi lj\ Joyce Co., Ltd., 57, Upper Tl Jj Street, London Work*, VValtliam Al> bey, Essex. CflMtraetora lo II. 31 vVi.r Depart ment, the Imperial Ottoman ami othei ernments, desire to announce that thi appointed Mesur-.. Hn.i. !l.\mr Singapore, a., t hoir Solo Age-i I in the Straits Settlements.63 words
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