The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 22 February 1855
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section17 1855-02-22 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. Wot. 33. SIJWGmdPOBE, TBCKSDUr MOHJWMAT 33SD T, 1855. J**. 8*17 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement1101 1855-02-22 1 Harbour Master, Master Attendant, or other Officer shall be Conservator. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. L in'n LEGISLATE COUNCIL. The 18M November 1854. THE following Biliwaj read a second time in the Legislative Ccuacil 0 n the 18th November 1854, and referred to a Vect Committee who are to report thereon after the1,101 words
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Advertisement1381 1855-02-22 1 Publication of Orderi of a Local Government. Signal lithta. ,i bU b Ve U Bt in ,D S inch Port, Rival, or Channel. VII. Everj declaration and order of a Local Go* vernment which ahall bo made Pnblication of Or- in pnraaance of thia Act, ahall dera of a Local1,381 words
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Advertisement1246 1855-02-22 1 sball remain unsold, to tbo owner or other perton entitled to receive the Mot; and if no inch peraon appear, ahall came the aaaaa to be kept and dapoaited in anch aaaoner aa tbo Local Government ahall direct; and may, if neeaaaary, from time to time, realise the ezpenaea of1,246 words
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Advertisement1279 1855-02-22 1 weather powder.&c is not tended,notice oanet be given thereof. Time,&c.,for vee* •eta outward bouad to take in powder, may be fixed by Government. Penalties for hav* ing prohibited pow* der, &c., on board. Guns, &e., not to be diecharged In Port. Exception. XXIX. The Maater of each Veetel shall, upon1,279 words
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Advertisement1360 1855-02-22 1 DUtinct accounts oft Port dues to be XXXIX. Part diei, at rates not exceeding the rates mentioned in the SehedeU Port dots to be to this Act annexed, which Scbs- levied. dale shall be tekea as pact el this Act, shell be paid by every Veaeel which shell enter or1,360 words
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Advertisement1417 1855-02-22 2 lag the costs of sale remaining nnpsid, rendering tbe surplus (if any) to tbe Matter of such Vessel, upon demand. r XLVII. The Officer of Government wboee duty it •ball be to grant e Port c ear «Dce No Port clearance for eny Vesael, shall not giant to be graotci1,417 words
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Advertisement1094 1855-02-22 2 Interpretation of the Presidency Toerna of Caleutword Magistrate" ta. Madras, aod Bombay, a Joint in tbia Act. Magistrate, sod any person lawfolly ex»rei»iog tbe powers of a Magistrate, end also any Drpnty or Assiatar t Magistrate to tbe extent of tbe poweta of anch Drpo<y or Aasiatant Magistrate. LX. Whereas1,094 words
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Advertisement1123 1855-02-22 2 DAVID Srivxaao*, Engineer to tke Commit turners: The Temporary LIGHT HOOSR is erected on MccELK FLCOOA, being one of the group of rocks called the HURRA FI RD HOLMS, which lie eff the headland of Hermaness, being the northern extremity of the l»|jnd ol Unst. The Lighthouse is in N.1,123 words
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Advertisement908 1855-02-22 2 Messrs WHAMFOA A CO'S ADVERTISEMENTS. ESSRS WHAM POA fit CO. have always on Sale an extensive and choice assortment of the following Goods, selected especially for their Stores; WHOLESALE, RETAIL A TOR EXPORTATION. Millinery A Hosiery. Articles for the Wotk Table Balzarine Dresses A Bonnets of the latest modes, from908 words
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Advertisement823 1855-02-22 2 m mm rmrt Clotli, Glasscloth, and "Horrocks"; Neckerclilfe-Fancy Silk and Satin— Beaufort Ties, Albert Ties, Ac.; agreat variety 6h > ready-made, Linen Fronts and iZr'ts Drawers; Socks—Wbite and Unbleached Cotton wi? 4 and Coloured Lamb's Wool, all sizes, China and inJ-t i Silk; Table Cloths, Damasic, Linen, and Cotton Table823 words
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Article35 1855-02-22 3 At Batavia, on the 30th ultimo, by the Revd Mr DRLMMOND, JOHN L. ADAM, Esq. (of* Glasgow) Merchant, to MARIA, Daughter of WILLIAM DRHNISOIT Esq., late surgeon, R. N., of Sindang, Island of Java35 words
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Article3794 1855-02-22 3 i Singapore, Thursday, 22nd Feb. 1865. The Screw-steamer Paou Shan Capt Toms, arrived here from Calcutta on the evening of the 17th instaut, and left fcr Hongkong on the 19th. The Dutch Mail Steamer Koningen cfer Nederlanden Captain Deighton, arrived here on the 19th instant, from Batavia3,794 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement933 1855-02-22 3 O. J. PARE A CO. IN returning their grateful acknowledgements for the liberal patronage and support they have received, trust by strict attention, promptitude and liberality to merit a continuance of the favor they have hitherto enjoyed at the hand of their friends and the public. Sinsiapwe, Is/ J any.,933 words
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Advertisement1039 1855-02-22 3 FOR SAX.B LADIES APPAREL. A P''° Woo co or> boots and shoes, English and French bonnets direct from Paris, silk, satio and nett, Dunstabl§ and straw, baltarine dresses, capsblond and lace, capes and cuffs, Cardinals, a la mode, chemisettes of every description, cambrics— English, French and Scotch, collars, fiuely woiked,1,039 words
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Advertisement807 1855-02-22 3 Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's Office. Battery Road—Singapore% OUTWASOMAXLS. THE Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's Steam-ship CADIZ, with the European Mails of the 9ih January, may be expected to arrtvo at Singapore, eo route to Hongkong, oo or about the 16th proximo. P :S' ioq /°c Freißhl and807 words
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Advertisement862 1855-02-22 3 PARIS EXHIBITZ >N—lB55. NOUKSE It CO, General Patent Agents o f London, Paris, Washington, &c., &c are London, Paris, Washington, &c., &c are prepared to take charge of British or American Goods at the Paris Exhibition. The representatives o( the firm who will personally superintend all the arrangements were officially862 words
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Advertisement106 1855-02-22 3 NOTICE. Mn JOS. WEBSTER ihi, day admitted a Partner in our Firm. Our Commission Agency butioeu will io future, be conducted uoder the Style of DARE A CO. o. O. J. DARE CO. Singapore, \st January, 1855. roa swan river. E Clipper Schooner GVYON, I 145 loos, Captain J acKsoir,106 words
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Obituary47 1855-02-22 3 DEATHS, At Calcutta, on Monday, the 29th January, at Chowringhee Road, LOUISA ANXB PRIXSRP, the wife of CHARLES PBINSKP. Esq., Advocate General. At this place, on Sunday morning, the 18th instant AXN ISABEL, wife of WALTER H. MBDHURST, Esq.' H M's Consul at Foo-chow-foo, aged 21 years47 words
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Article720 1855-02-22 4 feuds' Names. j Tons Commanders Consignees. Destination t(c. H M ('.earner Hornet 11. M. brig Rapid B. barq Uncle Tom Bally barq Ida B brig Eureka B. barq forntlia B. brig Weraff Piussian brig Maria French birq Teun Rirt B barq Brisk B. schnr IVater Lily720 words
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Article6302 1855-02-22 4 LONDON, December 25 1k, 1854. Since my last letter Parliament has met and dissolved, a whole Session —a Session of eleven days—has passed, and Peers and M. Ps have gone into the country to enjoy sheir Christmas in their own way. My duty will be light6,302 words
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS.
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Article824 1855-02-22 6 By the mail steamer we hare Java papers to the 14th instant. New< from the Western Division of Borneo s'ate ih-st the rest of the I'hmeM districts under the immediate government of the Dutch re named undisiut be I. Dti'in«j the months of Nuvem' er and. De cein er824 words
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Article1826 1855-02-22 6 (From the f-eleetial Timet, January 28.) The a ate of affiirs in our immedia e vicinity is much the same as reported last week,— tbe Rebel* having iwice attempted an attack on i anion, but each time been thwarted by tbe Im, eiiaiios, who, as the danger draw* iea1,826 words
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