The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 29 March 1860
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section18 1860-03-29 1 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser VOL. 27] SINGAPORE: THURSDAY' MORNING, THE 29TH MARCH, 1860. [NO. 1318 words
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Advertisement648 1860-03-29 1 }:.]$>{'=})`;<~)(/+?_$*-[~:"`++ peninsular and Oriental Steam navigation Company's Offices, Mattery Road, Singapore. MAIL LINES. QUTWA.RO M!AtLS« ONE rtf the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's Steam Ships with the Euglish Mails of February 26th, may he expected at Singapore, on route to Hongkong, on or about the 31st March. HQM6WARO MA.ILS,648 words
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Advertisement838 1860-03-29 1 ELEY*B AMMUNITION Comprises every description erf Sporting and Military Ammunition. DOUBLE WATERPROOF CENTRAL FIRE PERCUSSION CAPS, aa originally invented by them, are particularly adapted tor use in India, where the cape are often allowed to remain a long time on the nipples of rifles and fowling-pieces, the ignition being at-al)838 words
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Advertisement756 1860-03-29 1 LEA PERKINS' CELEBRATED WORCJHTtMKIM SAUCt. BT CONNOISSEURS TO B1 TBS ONLY NOON SAUCE ABO APFLICABLB TO 4% J BAMMr or DISH. 1 EXTRACT OP A LBTTBR from* MEDICAL GENTLEMAN at MADRAS to kit Brother at WORCESTER, Mav. 1861. "Tall LB A A Psa BIBS' that tlMir SAUCE m highly csttaawd756 words
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Advertisement590 1860-03-29 1 INSURANCES. CALCUTTA MERCANTILE INSURANCE SOBIETV. THS undersigned having been appointed Agents for the above Society, are prepared to take Risks and grant Policies, payable in London, Calcutta, Rangoon, Singapore and China. SABKIBS A MOSES. Singapore. Ist October. 1854. NOTICE. undersigned have been appointed Agents for the Insurant* Companies of New590 words
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Advertisement629 1860-03-29 1 o» Hv* AGRUTS NOTICES OF FIRMS NOTICE. THE undersigned have this day established themselves at this port, for the transaction of General Commission Business, under the firm 0 F: STELUNG HOOGLAMDT and Co., G. H P. STELLING, Wu. HOOGLANDT. Offiee No. 7 Boat Quay, lately in the occupation of Messrs629 words
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Article840 1860-03-29 2 TO THB BDITOB OF TUB SIIfGAPOBE TBBB FRRM -Sir, Permit me to notice a typographical error which has crept into my last communication, as it appears in your columns. In alluding to the fable of belling the cat, I say that the query from one of the members, ".Who840 words
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Advertisement1082 1860-03-29 2 TO S SALB LIIT OT AMJICLBB TOR SALB AT TH» CVMMIMIOK BOOMS OT JOHN UTTLt i €O, COMMERCIAL SQUARE-SINGAPORE- OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT. Boots, Skoes, and 81ippert—Paris and London-roed« Braces--Elastte,Silk, and Coitoo; Bat toea—Naval »»d Military; Coats, JUMt Made Dress—Surtouts, CodHilitarv; Coats, Ready Made Draee Surtouts, Codriugtons, Pilots, Office, Shooting, of the1,082 words
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Advertisement519 1860-03-29 2 Stand*. Pltkto Stand*) Liquor Stand*; Penthivss Office Knives, fce.; DpssJingCMe*iTraad]eTs'WiW«f Desks; Argand flanging,Tabick Wall Lamps; Wicks, Spare Glasses, ke.; Buggy and Carriage Harness; Baddies eempkte; Huray and Riding Whips; Fowlingpieces incases, Donbk barrelled—corn niste from 44 lfsranl J..., sua. timer"; Rifles ditto, Pistols ditto; Puudsr Flasks, Nipples, Shot Flasks; Gunpowder,519 words
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Advertisement997 1860-03-29 2 KOTICK* UNREBBRVBD SALE OF GODOWNg IN COMMERCIAL BQUARB THE undersigned has received instructions from th« Administrator to ths estate of the late Wm. Spowwwoode, Eeq. to Bell by public Auction, Thorn Largo and Substantially-built Qndonnt in Commercial Square, at present occupied by Meiers MipdletoV, Hakriho* A Co the Timtt Frees,997 words
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Advertisement714 1860-03-29 2 uu IN the immediate neighbourhood of the Tow* of Singapore, the very desirable property of C. B. PEINSEP, Esquire, lying between the Orchard and Bukit Timah Roads, and consisting of Hills w Graouads daily en creasing in value. Thepe Leads will he sold in lots to suit purchasers, and all714 words
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Advertisement245 1860-03-29 2 "MR CHARLES GR%Y MACCLELLAND■ authorised to sign our Finn per proems. lion. Wm. BPOTTISWOODE CO Eutgapore, find February, iB6O. CMARTCMBBAM WIWIA Am* TIAUAf AMD CttlAA, SINGAPORE AGENCY. NOTICE IS HEEEBT arv*K, that Mr JOH* How. AKD GWYTHEB is authorised to sign as acting Agent of the Bank at this place245 words
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Article4138 1860-03-29 3 THURSDAY MORNING. 39TH MARCH, 1860. The P. O. Company's Steam-Ship Ganges, Captain Bowen, from Hoogkong (i,e 15th current, arrived here on the •/2nd, and proceeded to Bombay, via Piuaog and Galle, on the following day, in the evening. The British Steamer Skandon Captain Anderson, from Malacca4,138 words
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Article2737 1860-03-29 3 The Common Gaol, Hongkong, 13th March, 1860. The Hon'ble The Colonial Secretary. SIB, —I have the honor to request that you will lay this letter before His Excellency the Governor, for Hi* Excellency's consideration. On the evening of Saturday last, the 10th inst., the Gaol Governor called the2,737 words
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Article1750 1860-03-29 4 (From the Pinang Ga-xette, March 17J We understand that in consequence of his multifarious duties at Singapore in connection with the despatch of the China Troops, Brigadier Burn will be unable to visit Pinang for inspection of the 22nd Regiment. During the present week there have been unusually large1,750 words
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Article1009 1860-03-29 4 Vesselj A antes 7 on* ('omtnnwin s. Consignees. DestiuaiwH, ift H. MY ateuiuer E*k 1175 Sir R. McClure Pinang B. steamer Mokr lOOjHand China I B. steamer Tome 100 Noves 1 do j H. U'l steamer Cochchuftr 1 232 Holder i H. I. M'g stuir. VEntr&prenahte1,009 words
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Article1226 1860-03-29 4 Sir Hope Grant, Commander-in-Chief of the British Bxpsriihonary Force, arrived hare oa the 13th instant, along with his staff. No farther detrain of the British and French forces have but we hahre intelligence of several vessels with troops on bawd having ranched Singapore Ah hinds of nunpum are going1,226 words
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Article2713 1860-03-29 5 FIR9T DAY, TUESDAY, 27TH MARCH. The morning which ushered in the 18th j neetinir of the Singapore races, was one which filled with apprehension the backers c the tleetest but not the strongest horses. [eavy clouds overhung the atmosphere, and a; one o'clock the rain came down2,713 words