The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 10 January 1861
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section18 1861-01-10 1 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser VOL. 28] SINGAPORE: THURSDAY MORNING, THE 10TH JANUARY 1861. [NO. 218 words
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Advertisement637 1861-01-10 1 Street."' 4*onukuN«' Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's Offices, Battery Road, —Singapore. MAIL LINES. OUJTWAR® MA.ILS, ONE of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's Steam Shifts with the English Mails of Nov. 26th, ;nav he expected at Singapore, ei route to Hongkong, on or about the 15rh instant. KQMEWAE&637 words
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Advertisement796 1861-01-10 1 NQTECE. THE Steamers with Her Majesty's Mails will in future leave Aden for the Seychelles and Mauritius on or about the 11th of each month instead of the 3rd as heretofore. The Mails from Mauritius (aud the Seychelles) will arrive at Aden as at present on or about the ISth796 words
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Advertisement696 1861-01-10 1 RELUMD T TAILU THE ONLY Billiard Tables appreciated in India are those made by THURSTON Co.. who 1 are those made by THURSTON Co., who have supplied HER MAJESTY'S and the Native Regiments for the last forty Year:. 14 y Catherine Street, Strand, London. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LONDON: EST696 words
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Advertisement666 1861-01-10 1 tftSUHANCE* CALCUTTA MERCANTILE INSURANCE SOCIETY, i THE 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. SARKIES MOSES. Singapore, 1st October. 1854. C.C.OYOS, WE Request that particulars of all cases of Shipwreck be communicated666 words
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Advertisement549 1861-01-10 1 AGENTS. HATA VIA— MESSRS Ltagc 4C Co., Bookseller*. CALCUTTA—MemsThttker. Spink k Co. St Andrew* PI9ANO— Gazette Office. i FLIKRARY ON SALK At the Office of the FREE PRESS, In 2 vols, 8vo.; price £6. CTATISTICS OF THE TRADE SHIP- PING OF JAVA AND MADURA, from 1825 to 1856, with an549 words
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Article1356 1861-01-10 2 THURSDAY MORNING, 10TH JANUARY, I8G0. The Huinese Steamer Alligator Capt. Ecelestoiie, sailed for Bangkok on the j 5tl» current. The British Steamer At/* IVU/iam Peel* Captain Frond t proceeded to the Cape and England on the 3rd current. The British Steamer Lightning, Capt. Taylor, sailed for1,356 words
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Advertisement968 1861-01-10 2 FOB SALE U8T or ARTICLES FOR SALE AT THE COMMISSION BOOMS or UTTU A CQ, COMMERCIAL SQUARE—SINGAPORE. OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT. Boots, Shoes, and Slippers—Paris and London-made Braces—Elastic, Silk, and Cotton; Buttons —Naval and Military; Coats, Ready made Dress—Surtouts, Codrtogtem, Pilots. Office, Shooting, of the finest and light* eat MStmli; Carpet Bags968 words
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Advertisement635 1861-01-10 2 Pickle Stands a t u DunsUWe, Straw, and Hone Hair; Berlin Wool, of various eelottrs; Cape—Lace, Muslin,and BaUea' Collui, Bertiies, Habit Shirts; Thread LacefUawaa; Carsets without seam; Corded Petticoats, Cswdsfi Horse Hair do. and Bottles; Dress Preservers; DaeM^a—Book and iaeconet Muslin; English, French, k Swvodhvt ed Muslin, Tarlatan and Book635 words
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Advertisement678 1861-01-10 2 AT TH*", STRAITS DISPENSAR?, ra, TTERY-RQAD.) DR. SCOTT M4Y.BE CONSULTED F$OM II A. M., TO 4 t. JL, DAILY. RESIDENCE, No. 6 BEACH-ROAD. KfTiet Of FIRM9. NOTICE ]IJ R J. K. SMITH has been admitted a partner of our bouse, of which we have established a branch at Singapore under678 words
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Advertisement713 1861-01-10 2 m THIED PERFORMANCE IN AID OF THE TOWN HALL FUND. THEATRE KOTAl SlltWWt UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF His Honor tfjc ©obcrnor, On Wednesday Evening, the 1 6th January, WILL BE PRESENTED "THE MERCHANT 8F YEMCE" TO BE FOLLOWED BY "A KISS IN THE DARK 19 Admission two Dollars. SUBSCRIBERS Tickets713 words
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Advertisement198 1861-01-10 2 vowder Magazine, and moored just outside the Singapore Harbour Limits, has room for a oertain quantity of Gunpowder.— Terms moderate. BEHN, MEYER 4b CO. Agents far the PropneturAvf the above ziUrK Singapore, 14M Novr. 1800. t KQTICC. SINGAPOKI, 1st January 1861. *T4iE interest and Bespo—ibiity of Mr ABCBI* BALD BUCHABAN198 words
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Article2183 1861-01-10 3 SINGAPORE (Continual.) In bis charge to the Grand Jury on opening the Criminal Session at Singapore in January, the Hon'ble the Recorder dwelt at some length on the evils inflicted on the Settlement by its being used as a penal station, and he expressed a wish, that,2,183 words
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Article1328 1861-01-10 3 (From the Piiuing Gazette, Dec. 29) The Sultan of Kcdali, and his guest, Phya Moutri Soriwongsu, one of the high officers of the Court of Bangkok and younger brother of the Prime Minister arrived here on the 28th and were received with the customary honours. The Phya has been1,328 words
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Article2215 1861-01-10 3 To the Editor of the Daily Prett. YOKUHAMA, JAPAN, 2d Dec., 1860. Dear Sir, —Serious troubles hare again arisen between Japanese Officers and Foreigners at this place; it appears that many years since a Tycoon fearful of being shot oy some of his discontented subjects, made a2,215 words
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Article2003 1861-01-10 4 pencillings by the w^y. CEYLON TO PINANG. What lucky fellows the shareholders of tbe P. and O. Steam Company are. Their slow old tub tbe 4 Ganges, which creeps along, through a us glass, at the rate of 5 knots an hour full :?peed, bear* along with her a2,003 words
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Article595 1861-01-10 4 The aplemfid steam-ship Connutighf, built by Palmer Co., of Jarrow, has completed her unfortunate career. She left Galway on the 25th ultimo, and continued her voyage in safety up lo the 6th instant, when it appears she sprang a leak. On the 7th, pumps were manned, and, it is595 words
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Article1282 1861-01-10 4 Vessel's Nam*fiTon* Coiamuudet s. Consignees. ll. M's steamer Est 1175 Sir R. McClure B H. M's schoouer Saracen 235 Stanton. Lsu Surveying India H. M's steamer Prince Arthur ,'2000 Twvnam. ESQ. 1 li. M.'s steamer lnjiexible Magicienue Cape and England do H. M.'s steamer Commerell, Esq.1,282 words