The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 2 August 1860

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  • 18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. VOL. 27] SINGAPORE: THURSDAY MORNING, THE 2ND AUGUST 1860. [NO. 31
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 667 1 AGENTS. Street.> IPHOOH— Mr F. Algar, 11, Clement's Lane. Lombard PAKIS —MrG W. Yapp, Hue Montpeimier, No. 6. >1 AI>TA —Mr Muir, News Agent. HojttKONG—Friend ot China Office. peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's Offices, iiattery Road, —Singapore. MAIL LINES. QOTWAR® MAtLs c ONE of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam
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    • 852 1 NGTCGE. THE Steamers with Her Majesty's Mails will in future leave Aden for the Seychelles and Mauritius on or about the lltli 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
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    • 657 1 RtLU&RB TABLES THE ONLY Billiard Tables appreciated in India are those made by THURSTON Co., who I have supplied HER MAJESTY'S and the Native ReI giments for the last forty Yearz. 14, Catherine Street, Strand, London. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LONDON: ESTABLISHED 1803. Capital 1,600,000, THE Undersigned have been authorized
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    • 591 1 sr<&sSa<£3s <&i? *?aats2s NOTICE AI 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 ROBERTSON BELL, here, and JOHN KNOX
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    • 533 1 r AGEiNTri. KATAVIA-—Messrs Lunge k. Co., Koolueilers. 1 CALCUTTA— MrMr*Tbacker,£pii)k 3c Co. SiArHirew* (^PlNASU—Garcite Office. {Library NOTICES OF FIRMS NOTICE. THE interest and responsibility of Ma WILLIAM JVER, Jr., in the firms of KEB Co Manila, SYME Co Singapore, AMD PiTCAIRN SYME Co. BaUvilL ceased on the 31st December, 1859,
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  • 1267 2 TO THE EDITOR Of TIIE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS i (Sir, Having in my last letter given Mr Crawford's principal reasons for re-establishing the Gaming Fiirni, let me now examine his impressions ant! opinions, as they are more lully set forth in his letter to the Governor General of India
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  • 2754 2 THURSDAY MOUSING, 2WD AUGUST, J6JJ. His Prussian Majesty's Steam-frigate Arcana, Commodore Sundewall, from England the 16th November las-t, arrived here on the 26tn ultimo, an route for China. The Dutch Mail Btermer Palembim, Captain Bosch, from Batavin the 24tn ultimo, arrived here on the 28th, and
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 1110 2 LIST or ARTICLES FOR SALE AT THE COMMISSION BOOMS OF JOKR UTTU GO, COMMERCIAL SQUARE— SINGAPORE. OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT. Boots, Shoes, and Slippers—Paris and London-wade Silk, and Cotton; Buttoos—Naval and Military Coats, Ready made Dress—feurtouts, Loa♦itotons,'Pilots, Office, Shooting, of the finest and light est materials; Carpet Bags of various sizes; Corduroy
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    • 502 2 Stands, Pickle Stands; Liquor Stands; Penknives 4M eaks; Argand Hanging, Table 4 Wall Lamps; Wicks, Spare Glasses, 4c.; buggy and Carriage Harness; Saddles—complete; buggy and Biding Whips; Fowlingpieces in cases, Double Barrelled—complete from Mortimer" Rifles ditto, Pistols ditto; Powder Flasks, Nipples, Sliot Flasks; Gunpowder, No. 1, Percussion Caps; Wads, Cartridges,
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    • 729 2 FOR BAXE. A Rl.iatr, wtnccu tuc vivuiuu and Bukit Timah Roads, and consisting of Hills and Low Grounds daily encreasing in value. These Lends will be sold in lota to suit purchasers, and all further particular* may be learned from Mr NIVEN, the Superintendent of the Estate, or from Messrs
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    • 475 2 BOYAL INSURANCE COMPANY LIVERPOOL. Capital Two Millions Sterling. Annual Income, £300,000 Sterling. LIFE BRANCH. 11IE Undersigned are appointed by the aboev Company as their Agents at Singapore, to grant Life Policies. BOUSTEAD CO. Singapore, 19th June, 1860. RQTtGE^ EAST INDIA ARMY, COLONIAL AND GENERAL AGENCY MESSRS SAUNDERS OTLEY k Co.
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  • 882 3 SIN JAMES OUTIIAM. —To-morrow the Indian Army wijl lose its brightest ornament, and every soldier in India his lust friend. Worn out by the almost continuous service of forty years, having stuck to his post just one hot season too many. Sir James Outram leaves India, nominally for six
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  • 1714 3 GENERAL SUMMARY. (From the 110 nc Neirx, June 18. J The absolute indifference of the country at large to the question of Reform has never b 'on shown so itiimistakeablv as in the reception given to the last movement of Ministers in reference to their bill. Ten days ago
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  • 268 4 OP 18TH JUNK VIA BOMBAY. Steamer Colombian arrived lOtli July. The embarkation of Royal Troops has been carried out at Palermo. The defences of the City have been increased, popular Government is reorganized all over the country, and the local Councils are restored. Austria and France have refused
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  • 4489 4 African sherry is in one way the most suggestive of liquids- Of its merits as a beverage we do not pretend to speak. We never had the pleasure of meeting any of those enthusiastic topers who are represented in the pictorial advertisements as gathering round a cask of
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  • 1194 4 Vesse ft Names. Ton* Commanders. Consignees. Destination .yr, H. M's steamer Assaye 1400 Adams, Esq China H V \l'j rfmpr I*. .1. Koonninu Z waanshels Java Prussian -frigate Thetis 1600 Tachnian 'Chiua PIMKJ vrar-stj'ainpr .4 mum 2300 Sundewoll do Amer. ship Amer. ship Borneo 773 Edward
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