The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 10 March 1854
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section38 1854-03-10 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. Pol. 21# ft* r *i r mtw i"'i*i"»" it pus tei usmuuie j .su'e/ r —ji SM.YGUEVHJTT, IHIN.S* J*O*JTMJRA lOTU ,*54. .vTT U nOrta* *ii« but i'id JIV to >•1 -I'II38 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement928 1854-03-10 1 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. THE FOLLOWfHG It BEFUBLISfIED FROM GERSB*L IBFORMATIOB No. 3. FORT WILLIAM, Financial Departmenty THE 38TH JANUARY, 1854. Not iji em tie n. Notice is hereby given, that all the Notes of the Fire per Cent Loan, bearing date the 30th June j 841 which have not been already928 words
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Advertisement896 1854-03-10 1 The N. E. Monsoon is to be included between the 20th October end the 19th March, end the B.W'. Monsoon during the remainder of the year. f 6. All such Vessels bound from any pott within the Madras Presidency to Ceylon, to ba provided with provisions and water in sufficient896 words
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Advertisement832 1854-03-10 1 In the Court for Belief of fnoolvent Debtors at Slns*»on>. Io the mailer of Jernmr Labdeen, laie a Trader, C kerlet Ferdinand Mm a, lata a Trader and Piaster, > > Jfeinam Sate, late a Boatman, Adam B mtb, latt-u Trader, aod Mutt an, late a Boatman, rovpec- lively of832 words
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Advertisement736 1854-03-10 1 between England and India and China, the Directen hare fo efyress their regret thai, in consequence of the great increase in the price of Coals, and in 0 het- items of expenditure in the navigation of their StehibAT.' rttey )»sve ftteo compelled to recur to fores similar to those existing736 words
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Advertisement685 1854-03-10 1 LIST OF ARTICLES FOR SALE AT THE COMMISSION ROOMS OP JOHN LXTTLS dt CO. COMMERCIAL SQUARE—SINGAPORE.OrTFITTTNG DEPARTMENT. Boot*, Shoes, and Slippers— PahaAnd London-made; Braces—Elattie, Silk, and Cottdu; Btrftous—Navg!and VW WI..OO V,OPO MIIIKU V. A UINJU:. TUML A°& 01 coloured Dressing Gowns, Hack, Ltnwi ,DrUl, and Amaciam RiiUJbr frousgriaga. Flannel «qd685 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement2145 1854-03-10 2 FOR SALE |LADIE« APPAREL. Berlin wool of colors, boots and »b«es, English •id French boooeis direct from Psris, sil|t, sstin and nett, Dunstable sod straw, brizarioe dresses, caps—blond and lace, capes and cuffs, Cardinals, a la mode, chemisettes of every description, cambrics— English, French and Scotch, collars, finely worked, corsets2,145 words
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Advertisement815 1854-03-10 2 LIST or ARTICLES FOR SALE AT THE GENERAL WARE-ROOMS VT. 0. ÜBS CO. (Aborning tJu Orimtml Honk)-itogmprrt LADIES APPAREL. White |W colored Qlsed Silk. Ma sad Tarletaaen Boaasts ahrm ca ktai, tad aiA la ardcr aeeordiaf la the latest Strops Modes, or to salt Iks lasts of Carts MOTS. Taresa,815 words
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Advertisement921 1854-03-10 2 Blectr*.pUud liqusr and crust Studs. Pstsnt Fll taring Mhllm. Pstsat Filtering Hullm. Nimnr Liapi with Ktttln and Timed Tea KstUea. Pl(u WUke Cualnir Powder, Joycs's Patent Shot. Percussion Cape, On Nipples, Nipple Keys sad Tare Set ewe. Gas Waddiap, Pewdar Flasks, Sbot Belts fa Pooches, Parallel Ralera, braes jointed Conpasaes,921 words
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Advertisement697 1854-03-10 2 f«ld, silver, porcelain, ivory, tortoisesh.il .TT^ WB, PO <■ CO. Apply, w'thout delay, I Moaiz STIEBIL. SONI Benkera, Frankfort.on-the. Maine, Germany or those who prefer it ean direet their Letteis to the eara of Meeara 8. STIRBBL A Co., Merehaoti No 31, Nicbolaa Lino, Lombard Street, London. P.S.—Remittance! which arrive697 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous240 1854-03-10 2 [OFPICIAL A DYE RTUEMTNTT] 112,000 9,340 UO.OOO J',,, or Florins 105.000, 104,000, 100,000 Soil? 1,,0 0, 10 0a l oo0 «.»°O. «Hi 1,000, Ac., Ac., smallest prise 100 FU or £l la. This Lottery, established is tbe jmt 1799 11 b *1 f. tk V Al £7f m4 n f240 words
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Article2788 1854-03-10 3 Singapore, Friday, 10 th March, 1854. The P. O. Co's Steamer Madra Captain Parfitt, arrived here on the 3rd instant, from Sydney the 26th January and Galle 24th February. The Madras reached Galle in good time to allow of her Mails for Europe being forwarded without delay.2,788 words
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Article542 1854-03-10 3 Fetus it' Names. Tons Commanders. Contti.net*. Desisnation SfC. H M hmpid IM tUue, Esq U S. Consul U.S. sclir FemiimoreCooper Stephens China B. steamer Tartar 450 Col*eck H. T. Mat shall B steamer Madras 1200 Patfi'l Diuo Australia B. steamer SirJ.Jeejeebhoy 82 E. Apel k Co542 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement762 1854-03-10 3 ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION. NOTIFICATION. INTIMATION is hereby given, in terms of the requirements of Her Majesty's Charter bearing 4, (e 30th August, 1851, for incorporating the Company, that Mr Joan SKIIIIK has been appointed tbe Court of Directors of the Orieotal Bank Corporation to be their Agent at Singapore from762 words
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Advertisement584 1854-03-10 3 HONGKONG INSURANCE COMPANY. Established in 1852. Capital £50,000. 100 Shares of £5OO each. Messrs Lindsay A Co., Hongkong, Canton and Bbaogbai. Aye air. Messrs Gledstanea Co London. it Leckie ACo Bombay. Shand, Fair lie A C 0.... Calcutta. Parry ACo Madras. Wm. Macdooald A Co.. Singapore. With reference to the584 words
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Article568 1854-03-10 4 eca ea a month ago, and pretty extensive salaa took place in Hyaonskin at £5 10a and Coogou at £1 to £7 5. i the market ia now better (applied, and prlcea are eaaier; direct importatione from China are very desi'able, aa the ajatem of transhipment deatroya the568 words
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THE OVERLAND FREE PRESS PRICE CURRENT.
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Article1363 1854-03-10 4 SINGAPORE, 28 th February, 1854. IN THIS PORT THERE ARE NO DUTIES QN IMPORTS AND EXPORTS AND VESSELS OF EVERY NATION ARE FREE OP ALL CHARGES, EXCEPT 3 CENTS PER TON LEVIEDTfNDER ACT VI OF~i2 Accounts are kevt in Spanish Dollars divided into, Cants. The usual credit on salts is1,363 words
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Article170 1854-03-10 4 On LONDON —The Oriental Bank offers to draw at 4s llid 6 months sight. Private Bills to a large extent are offering and a tew sales made at 5s Ojd ass Id. The continued tightness of the money market as well as the uncertain rates ruling in China tends170 words
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Article141 1854-03-10 4 The continued scarcity of Tonnage has caused a further advance in the rates of freight. About the middle of the month the Lady Flora was laid on for London at £5 a 5.10s and within the last few days the Syiph for Glasgow at £5 5s d 5. 15s.141 words
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Article745 1854-03-10 4 COTTON GOODS. GREY SHIRTINGS— Imports 51,490, pieces. The demand has improved within the last few days but the offers have been very low. The sales reported consist of T. cloths at £1.30 a £1.50. 64s at £l 85 a 1.95. 66s at <#2.10 a £2.15. WHITE SHIRTINGS —Imports745 words
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Article91 1854-03-10 4 ALE —With Bass and Allsap the market is moderately supplied in cask, Europe bottled in fair demand. Other Brnnds neglected at present although some are getting into more consumption. WlNES —Arrivals of Champagne of good quality which are selling at #l2 a 14. Good Claret is91 words
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Article749 1854-03-10 4 ALUM— No imports and wanted first arrivals will probably realize I*4o a 1.50. ARRACK, Batavia —Consumption increasing and supplies inadequate to the demand. Sales at #l4 al5 per half leagr. BRTELNUT. —In more inquiry and trifling imports; firat arrivals will probably fetch #1.75. BEES WAX— lmports small and749 words
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS.
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Article2236 1854-03-10 5 Ry H. N. M's Steamer 4 atavia Captain Biuelick, we have papers to the 251h u!t. On the evening of the iOtb January a pra-liu-sekong laden with katella, left Kali Anyer in the residency of Passaruan, for the fur pose of proceeding to Keiapong. During the night it was2,236 words
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Article662 1854-03-10 5 From our Iftbwui Coii6ipoidiiit i {lMbmm 20 tJk Jmnumry, 1864.) I womld km written leaf '••"T news to bo reported oboot Lebeaa. Tee only place where llfo eppeere to «ut, U at Port RaMre. srbren tbe eoal taioea are. Tb.re a mo.t fratJ*J»-« forj baa been Bade by Mr;662 words
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Article156 1854-03-10 5 (From the Overland Rcfitter, February 25.) We have bvd e most extraordinary rnmonr or rather statement to the rff-ct that the Rnaaiao Steamer Vottoek which arrived at Shantaai on the 10th from Japan, end storted to return to the earn# place on the 11th, had brought oewa tbet a156 words
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Article289 1854-03-10 5 We had e rnmonr hero that Peking had been taken by the Rebels, bat tbet the Mongols bed com. down end driven them oat of the place. Shortly afterwards the Lady Mary Wood arrived with uewe to tbe 13th, and since then tbe lone with news to tho289 words
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Article874 1854-03-10 5 Home Affairs. {From the AU—for India, January 24 Liit week it waa dated, on the authority of the Daily Newt, that Mr Roeonek intended to put queationa to the Mmiatara oo the aieemblinf of Pallia* aaent, with reference to the alleged interference of Prince Albert in our foreign policy.874 words
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Article376 1854-03-10 5 (traem tka Atlas far India, Jam/. 24.) What do we know of this new British continent, extending fortj degrees froaa east to west, and thirty degrees from north to aonth f We olaiaa every inch of its coast, every sera of its surface. We have planted with376 words
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303 1854-03-10 5 THERMOMETER n nae nr o DATE. at j 6 A. V at at Noon 3 p. m. REMARKS WIND. 1 Wednesday 81* 80* At 1 p. m. alight rain. N.B. 3 Thursday. 3 Friday.. <. 4 Saturday.. 5 Sunday.. 5 Monday.... 7303 words
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