The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 2 September 1853
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section18 1853-09-02 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. r»i. SO. BIJVGJIPOBE, frumt jfojurura, SID SEPTEMBER, 1053. -1 J»v '-118 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement683 1853-09-02 1 HOTXCB rt-tppoimed a Member of the Municipal Compittee »t lioghpose. By Order, HOBT. CHURCH, "try. to tit Governor. fitgtptre, 20tk August, 1853 pom AOHBOH. npHE A 1. Clipper-built Barque ffll SEA QUEEN, baring the {■■Hh greater part of her Cargo engaged, will meet with quick deapatch. For Preigbl or Paaaage683 words
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Advertisement736 1853-09-02 1 avoTioc. THE Uoderaigued hereby Hvei Notice, that he i« DO looter a partner of the Firm hitherto carrying on business aa General Dealers, Anctioneera Commission Ageote under the Style of Lima, Ccamm ft Co.,—the term of partnerthip having a* piied yesterday. J. U. LITTLE Singapore, 1st July, 1833 With reference736 words
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Advertisement823 1853-09-02 1 LADIES APPAREL. Berlin wool of colors, boots tod shoes, English end French bonnets direct from Peris, silk, satin and nett, Dunstable and straw, btlsarioe dresses, caps—bloud and lace, capes and cuffs, Cardinals, a la mode, chemisettes of every description, eambries— English, Fiench and Scotch, collars, fioely worked, cors»ts without seam,823 words
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Advertisement1100 1853-09-02 1 LIST OF ARTICLES FOR SALE AT THE COMMISSION BOOMS OF JOHff LITTLE CO* COMMERCIAL SQUARE—SINGAPORE. i; OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT. Koab, Sboet, Braces—Elasl iNtn —Paris nl London-are SiDuend Cotton of Various die* Trousering* and lightest materials Military. Forage, aad plain Cloth Cloths—Superfine black aad bine Coat Paramatta, Alpaca, Cashmere n Saxony, MnO,1,100 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement822 1853-09-02 2 HOTEL OF (THE NETHERL>4HOS BATAVIA. ij|jk WS. VAN UOGEZAND strangers and travellers proceedrfl^TOH|av§* r thai ba has a very superior Hotel establiiVH si Baiaeia, and irusis by due regard to comfort and moderate charges 10 deserve their patronage. Several j of the servants of the Netherlands Hotel of W. 8822 words
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Advertisement786 1853-09-02 2 Messrs Gledstanes Co.... London, J-ockie hCo Bombay- Shand, Fairlie Sl Co.... Calcutta. f* rf y ty Win. Macdooald &Co.. Singapore, i i With reference to'the'; above, thy Undersigned are prepared to grant payable io London, Bombay, Calcutta, Madias, Hongkong and Singapore. d Wk. MAC DUN ALD h CO. Agenta. Xessrs786 words
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Advertisement809 1853-09-02 2 (Adjoining the Oriental bank)— y **g*pa*e LAD 11! APPAREL hie and color* Glacd Silk, 8*0 aa| Tarlatan j* ffonndb ♦'"•A* baud, aad-made *to oader aacordiog to the laloot Europe Modee, arto eult the Tuicm. Donate bit tad Fancy Straw Boaaeta. «WFC JFE*. Li SUk« black watered D Ll an&£Uok A809 words
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Advertisement903 1853-09-02 2 Peneili and Crayons, Color Boxaa, Office Pencil* A Urge aiaortoaeot of Hiitoriaa, Trawl*, Scientific Wwli, Wai—i, Hiffi, II, aac Piddinftoo'a Horn BoofclTC}:. Raid'* Law of Stoimt. \a utortment ot Eogliah Toy*. Cigars No. «,2 aa4S. lt y &.C. it. Ac. The aWa good* have boon selected eipacUIIy for our Store*,903 words
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Advertisement945 1853-09-02 2 11 V notice LLOVDS. thai particulars of all ctlM Shipwreck be romn ui.icated to i J". 1 0r M, *tvors on their rcchin. .h.» ,0 the information of (be Underwriier. in LondrlT hYME «r CO, flia*ap*re, nj|. Hot,ft Agttt m PULVBRMACHER'S PATENT HYDRO-ELECTRIC CHAIN. B.J I•'/ 'CTUS. U A MRW945 words
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Article206 1853-09-02 3 8 Cases Of Assault. 1 Stealing in Garden. 1 Breaches of LOeal Regulations 3 Assault and Robbery. l-J mggmm Charge Sheet from 23rd to 3let Augiut. Ho. Propwty found or not. 'd '170* **1 i z disposed qf 890, Chandoo Case 1 .Nuisance 1 U L Withdrawn 5G Cents.206 words
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Article2029 1853-09-02 3 Singapore, Friday, 2nd Septr., 1S53. II. N. M. Steamer Batavia Captain Tan tier Moore, arrived here on the 27th from Batavia the 24th ult. She sailed again yesterday for Batavia. The P. &O. Goy's Steamer Ganges, Captain Haker, from Hongkong the 23rd ult. arrived here on the2,029 words
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Article1361 1853-09-02 3 By the II. N. M's Steam-ship Batavia, Captain Van der Moore, which arrived hpre no the evening of the 27th installt, J we have Batavia papers to the 24th| The Governor-Geoeral was still prosecuting his tour over different pails of Java. The Dutch forces in Borneo have been car*'1,361 words
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Article930 1853-09-02 3 t ri-n> WwMI. 'ton: J lerg i 1 '«i U*««uw>> I "eitmaiMW ore. [i, L earner Hooghljf -F70T Sit wa.t Malacca Amer. s earner Confuei it ♦48 1 Drirhuri A. L. Johnstou k Co Uongkong B *>arq A L Johmton I 300 Frenkl)Q Ditto Calcutta b930 words
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Article1072 1853-09-02 4 (From the Pituu%a Gazette, August 27 J r xve are unable this week to continue oar comments on the draft M anidpal Act. Meanwhile we wooid invite onr correspondents to continue the discussion of the most difficult point involved in the raising of the Fund, via. the mode of1,072 words
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THE OVERLAND FREE PRESS PRICE CURRENT.
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Article1243 1853-09-02 4 INTH1S PORT THERE ARB NO DUTIES OH IMPORTS RND'RXPORA AND VESSELS O* EVERY NATION ARB FREE OP CHARGES, EXCEPT 3 CENTS PRE TON LEVIED UNDER ACT VI OPTL, R^rro^V.^Ca^ a i«u~ft, Oqmp^t The arrival* from Great Britain during the Month have been the Nemui*, Capeila, Culde*,1,243 words
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Article76 1853-09-02 4 On ENGLAND —The Oriental Hank offers to draw at 5* Id 6 months sight and 4s 11 Id at sight. A considerable amount of Private Bills has been negotiated at 5* 2d. On CALCUTTA-The Oriental Bank is drawmg at 240 per $100, 30 days sightOn BOMBAY —In little demand76 words
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Article61 1853-09-02 4 The Sea Queen and Jam's Turcan are loading for London, Portia for Liverpool and the Victor for Glasgow at the following rates. Vessels are still wanted for the Colonies, chiefly for Lumber, at £3 a 5. Tin at £2. w20 cwt Coffee £3.2.6 g.w w£ Pepp r g-VwU? to61 words
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Article930 1853-09-02 4 GREY SHIRTINGS— Imports 74,967 pieces. EARLY in the month the demand was *ery dull but within the last few days lar*e sales have been made for Stain. Those reported consjsf of T Cloth at <#130 a 1.65, according to quality. 66s 40 inch at.ffl.72i. 66s 46 inch at930 words
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Article675 1853-09-02 4 ALUM— Continues to be inquired for aud no stock. AKRACK, Butaviu —In fair demand at quotations and small stock. Be S' WAX— In good demand, chiefly for Java, and sales of first quality at £36 a 361 I n ferior neglected. BBTBLNUT —No stock and in request. CLOCKS.675 words
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS.
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Article1299 1853-09-02 5 (From, the Overland Friend of China, August 23.) The arrival of Admiral Pellew with his squadron was noticed in our last Overland Summary. The way in which His Excellency has performed the duties of his office since his arrival, has given, to every one, a most unsatisfactory impression. A1,299 words
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Article1106 1853-09-02 5 Secretary Marcy's Zntructions to our Consuls Abroad—What next f (From the Weekly Herald, June 21.) Nothing, since the iosutural addressed of Gen. Pierce, has given a more lively aenee of exuberant astisfaction to the country tbao Secretary Marey'a circulars to oar plenipotentiaries, charges, secretaries of legatloo, aod consuls abroad.1,106 words
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Article63 1853-09-02 5 Charges against Sir Jas. Brooke. (From the Morniug herold, My 25.) A Parliamentary peper be. jost been pri.twd ItlBiD, B COPT Ol thB IflltlBCtiOBB ItBt to the 0->6I •or General nf India, directing kirn to iesun n commission tn inquire how for the position which Sir Jsmna Brooke kolda63 words
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Article2588 1853-09-02 5 A Yorkshire paper cooiatus a timely warning to the cloth manufacturers of England. The most important of our markets unquestionably is that of the United Slates; one of the most importaot of oar exports is that of woollen cloth and in this trade some of our f ootinental2,588 words
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