The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 12 July 1860

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  • 18 1 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser VOL. 27] SINGAPORE: THURSDAY MORNING, THE 12TII JULY, 1860. [NO. 28
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 634 1 >;..=$-;!~'!?_>|&"}'>~;&~,>`"-, peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's Offices, Battery Road, —Singapore. MAIL LINES. OQTWARQ MAtLS, ONE of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's Steam Ships with the English Mails of June 10th, jnav be expected at Singapore, en route to Hongkong, on or about the 14th instant. HQ MEW
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    • 859 1 KOTtCE. THE Steamers* with Her Majesty's Mails will in future leave Aden for the Seychelles ami Mauritius on or about the 11th of each month instead-of the 3rd as heretofore. The Mails from Mauritius (and the Seychelles) will arrive at Aden as at present on or about the 18th of
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    • 663 1 BILUARD TABLES THE ONLY Billiard Tables appreciated in India are those made by THURSTON Co., who j have supplied HER MAJESTY'S and the Native Re- giments for the laat forty Yean. 14, Catherine Street, Strand, London. 2 3? &&£?<£ $8 IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LONDON: ESTABLISHED 1803. Capital 1,600,000, THE
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    • 558 1 NOTICE TV/f R J. K. SMITH has been admitted a partner of our house, of which we have established a branch at Singapore under the same Firm, the partners being JAMES ADAM SMITH, of London. ROBERT PHILLIP WOOD, of Liverpool. LAWRENCE ROBEBTSON BELL, here, and JOHN KNOX SMITH, at Singapore.
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    • 651 1 AGENTS. BATAVI A— .Messrs Lange Co., Booksellers. CALCUTTA— MesarsThacker, Spink icCo. St Amlrewi PIKAKG— Gazette Office. [Library NOTICES OF FIEMS ROTlCg r PHE Partnership hitherto existing between JAMES GABORIAN SPICER and PHILIP ROJAMES GABORIAN SPICER and PHILIP ROBINSON, carrying on business as general Warhousemen under the style of SPICER ROBINSON,
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  • 671 2 TO THE EDITOR OP THE SINGAPORE PBEE TEEM Sir, Before entering upon a (foeas-siou of the gambling question, it may be as well to trace its early history as connected with this Settlement. Sir Stamford Raffles when he hoisted the British Flag, on the 6th February 1819, found but
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  • 14 2 At Singapore, on Surnlay, the Sth current, Mrs D. Zczautk, ot a Dauuiitkk.
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  • 2017 2 THURSDAY MORNING, 12TH JULY, 1800. The Siamese Meamer Alligator Capt. Ecclestone, from Bangkok the 1st curreu, arrived here on the 6th. Her Majesty's >teainer Victoria Capt. Wood, sailed for Labuan and Sarawak, on the 5th current. His Imperial Majesty's Steam transport Japan, Monsieur le Bordiere, with
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 1098 2 FO R SALE USX OP ARTICLES FOR SALE AT T1IE COMMISSION BOOMS OP JOHN UTTLB GO* COMMERCIAL SQUARE—SINGAPORE. OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT. Boots, Shoes, and Slippers—Paris and London-wade 8races— Elastic. Silk, and Cotion; Buttons—Naval and Military; Coats, Ready made Dress—Surtouts, Codringlons, Pilots, Office, Shooting, of the finest and lightest materials; Carpet Bags
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    • 524 2 Stands, Pickle Stands; Liquor Stands: Penknive# Office Knives, Ac.; Dressing Cases; Travellers' Writing Desks; Argand Hanging, Table A Wall Lamps; Wicks, Spare Glasses, Ac.; Buggy and Carriage Harness; Saddles—complete; Buggy and Riding Whips; Fowlingpieces in cases, Double Barrelled—complete from Mortimer" Rifles ditto, Pistols ditto Powder Flasks, Nipples, Shot Flasks; Gunpowder,
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    • 791 2 FOR SALE. FOR. SALE IN the immediate neighbourhood of the Town of Singapore, the very desirable property of C. R. PBINSEP, Esquire, lying between the Orchard j T, i T, j« r_j rn:n. and Bukit Tiniah Roads, and consisting of Hills and Low Grounds daily encreasing in value. These Lands
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    • 643 2 NOTICE TMIE Partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the firm of Messrs TAYLOR DAUELSBERG Co., was this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business will in future be carried on by Mr TAYLOR on his own account, who will collect all the outstanding debts. All claims on the late
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  • 619 3 CFrom the Pinang Gazette June 30.) We understand that the Supreme Government have declined to interfere in the question between the Local Government and the Municipal Commissioners respecting the amount of the Police expenilitur. if the renewed represent* t ions the latter have made to the Governor fail of
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  • 702 3 (From the O.crland (hi no Mail, June 23.J SUMMAIIY ok news. Tiie London Mails of gOth April, and 10th May, arrived here per Pet-in on the gist inst. A large portion of the mail of 26th April has not come to hand, on account of the loss of the
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  • 637 3 (From the Ceylon Overland Observer, June 11.) The topic of leading interest in the Colony at this moment is the approaching departure of Sir HenryWard, to take up his appointment as Governor of Madras, which reached him by the Mail of May the 10th. His Excelleucy, intends to meet
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  • 533 3 THE WAR IX NEW ZEALAND. oo (From the Weekly Argus, May 18, Tin* {towcrful reinforcements which have arrived from Australia within tl.e time expected, Irave enabled the military authorities at once to act 011 1he offensive; and early yesterday morning a strong detachment of the 65th, under Col.
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  • 7044 3 TIIE THIRD CHINESE WAR AND OUR QUARREL WITH JAPAN. The Earl of Elgin ami Karon Gros left Paris yesterday, on their route to China, to enter on the third Chinese war, and to do over again what was thought to have l>cen effectively done near two years ago. The
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  • 1219 4 Vessel* Name*. Tons Commander s. Consignees. Destination tfc y H. M's steamer Assaue\ 1400' Adams, Esq 11. M's steamer Hooghly 170j Wright, Esq Malacca Pmang 11.1. M's steamer European' 1 Mons. le Trapper China 11 I. M 's Japan: 1 1 Mons. 1c Bordicre. do 11.
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