The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 8 June 1864

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    12 1 THE OVERLAND SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, THE 8TH JUNE, 1864.
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  • Domestic Occurrence.
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      BIRTH.
      21 1 At Laehiel Lodge. Singapore, on the morning of the Oth instant, the Wife of JOHN' CAMEBOX, Esq., of a DAUGHTER.
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    THE OVERLAND SINGAPORE FREE PRESS
    677 1 Singapore, Wednesday Morning, 8fA June, 1864. Tuesday, the 24tli ultimo, being the Queen's birthday was observed as a holiday in Singapore. Amongst other means nf mat king the occasion the public lamps were, lor the first time, lighted by means of gas, the Gas Company
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    SAIGON.
    2352 1 A correspondent of the Courrier d$ Saigon communicates to that journal the following details regading the hill people called Moi The Moi belong to a different race from the Annamites and the Cambodians. Not only are they different in manners and language, but their frames are more robust than
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA.
    1006 1 By ho Dutch Mail Steamer we have Java papers to the 23th May. Cholera was raging in Batavia, the deaths among the natives from it per day being 25, and among the Europeans three, not including the military, and among the latter it had reached seven. The whole
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    PINANG.
    161 2 The Hinting Argus inform* us that the butchers there have combined to ra se the price of beef from 12 to 14 cents per pound, on the plea that they have been obliged to do so, owing to a rise in the value of oxen caused by lar<re export*
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    SHIPPING NEWS
    546 2 —°c°c° The T)irtch Steamer Batavia Captain "Nye, from Batavia the 15th, arrived here on the lSih ultimo, and returned to Batavia on t»«e 31st, with the Europe Mails of the 26th April. The British Steamer Thunder Captain Rodger, from Hongkong the 14th ultimo, arrived here on ihe20ih, and
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    VESSELS PASSED STRAITS OF SUNDA
    405 2 May 4 English Breadalbane, Saabye, from Adelaide for Batavia. u 8 English Egean, Kobertson, from Shanghai for New-York. 9 English Frederick Wstrren, from Melbourne for Singapore. tt 9 English City of Quebec, Dalrymple, from London for Shanghay. tt 9 Enulish Jrahella Kolln, from Newport for
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    Shipping Intelligence.
    606 2 ARRIVALS. May 20 Thunder (steamer) from Hongkong rt 21 Ayrshire Labuan rt 21 M. Mc Lean Rangoon r> 21 Jan van Brokel (Dutch) Amsterdam rt 21 Fanny Sourabaya -n 21 Ed. Marquard Bangkok. tt 2 Invincible Liverpool n 22 Tigrc (French stmr.) Galle >» 22 Ida Maria (Ham.)
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    SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR.
    777 2 1 exxef jr A tun /«•»< Coininaudet S. Consignee*. Deslinuiiim x*. H. M s steamer Bunbrer 24f Senior Naval Officer Station H. M's steamer Clown 24< Tonkin Ditto do England H. M's. steamer Ringdor 679 Browne Ditto H. M. Straits steamer 40( 1 Fox Government Malacca
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