The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 15 December 1864
1864-12-15
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section18 1864-12-15 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. VOL, 31] SINGAPORE: THURSDAY MORNING, THE 15TH DECEMBER, 1864. [NO. 5018 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement665 1864-12-15 1 AGENTS. Street. v ,_Vr F. Algar, 11, Clement'a Lane; Lombard G. W. Yapp, No. 13, Hue D'Angouleine, \MI.TA —Mr.M »ir, New*'Agent. bt. Honore. iioNOKOSO— Friend of China Office. PENINSULAR oriental STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S. Offices at New Harbour, and at the Borneo Company (Limited) CoMMBECIAL-SQUABS. MAIL LINES. QUTWAR® MAILS. ONE of665 words
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Advertisement668 1864-12-15 1 and consignees will be held responsible for all detention, expenses, and damags arising to the Steamers from such incorrect declarations, and Amber that no shipments of good* of this nature can be made here for Ports beyond Hongkong. S. J. G. JELLICOE, Agent. P. 0. S. N. Co\ Office*,] Singapore,668 words
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Advertisement666 1864-12-15 1 ISritfefc Intata Sbttam Xabtgatlon &om» pang. Limited) •J* k of the Company's Steamer A will leave Calcutta on the 7th £&amgtof each Month for Singapore, calling at. Rangoon, Moulmein, Pinang and Malacca, and trill return to Calcutta again on or about the 26th of each month, calling at the above666 words
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Advertisement1036 1864-12-15 1 AGENTS. i t r f BATAYIA— Messrs Lange it Co., Bookaollon. CALCUTTA— Meurslhocker, Spink it Co. StAndrews Pis ASO —GAIETTE Office. Library O SINGAPORE DISPENSARY. WE have given over the entire management of this Dispensary to Mr TTOMKT J AMIS, late Manager of Mr liiitDOi's Medical Hall, and formerly Assistant1,036 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement753 1864-12-15 2 SUN FIRE OFFICE, LONDON. ESTABLISHBD ,1710. «fT\HE Managers of the SUN FIRE OFFICE, X LONDON, beg .to inform the Merchants at Singapore,, that they hare constituted and appointed the undesigned as their Attornies to issue Policies of Insurance against Fire on Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and other Property at that place.753 words
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Advertisement749 1864-12-15 2 tttaarAitees THE QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY. ooo ICC, LEADENHALL STREET, LONDON, E. C. QLKBN INSURANCE BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL. CAPITAL ONE MILLION STERLING. THE GENERAL PROGRESS OF THE COMPANY during the last five years is thus shown, vis EIRE PREMIUMS, 1st year 12,569 3 5 2ud n 24,996 H tt 38,482 16 8749 words
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Advertisement625 1864-12-15 2 DS INDIA STEA SHIP COMPANY. UNDER ME H. OLIVER RFUI&NSON'S CONTRACT.. Contract for 10 yeap, commencing 1st January, Government aboqj -f 300,000 Government Advance of Capital, fivg nf "/1,000,000 Security deposited ,*rith. Goyqrn- jf ment byjt&e £opt|(tM.;..,'./ r 120,005 Capital 2,000,'000, in 2,000 shares of 1,000 pany. The Prospectus can625 words
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Advertisement555 1864-12-15 2 IMPORTERS INE9, SPIRITS, BEER. AND $Jreserbe& tfrebisions. Jewellery, Silver and Plated Ware. IP R T-- CuTLERYj HARDWARE, GLASSWARE. CROC K, (E II Y W A R K. IA»BLE»Yi PERFUMERY, STATiO^EfiV. Cloths-, Itats and, CapS. -<•! n HOSIERY* BOOTS AND SHOES. i''' H A B E R D A S II555 words
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Advertisement405 1864-12-15 2 SUGAR, MACHtK&RT. IMPROVED WETZEL PANS. FOR COOKING SYRcj* AT A LOW TKlll'Ei: TO SUSAR PLANTERS AM OTHERS. G. UUCHA.NAN It CO. KN4I«KKKS. York PMbt Irntr Works, Aberdeen, and 2.3 Bucklers bury, i>mdon, K. C. IN* ICE special .attention to the Wetzel Pan ot the Improved kiwi, of which tliev now405 words
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Article1041 1864-12-15 3 TO THE EDITOR OF TIIE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. Sir, Yonr Correspondent A. Z. would h;ive done much better had he quoted the whole of the Reviewer's retharks on the word Supplement." They are a* follows:—'■•'ThereIs we tear, ample authority, amongst writers of J he present day, for tile use1,041 words
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Article2755 1864-12-15 3 TlinitSUAY MOItNlNG, lorn DECEMBER, 1«64. IIis Imperial Majesty's Stonm-Corvolte Cosmuc, Captain Trelay, from Saigon the 7th current, arrived here on the evening of the 11 ill. The Mcssageiies Imperiales Steam-ship Ati hce, Captain Boilore, from Saigon arrived here on the afternoon ol tho llfli curreu I.2,755 words
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Advertisement809 1864-12-15 3 Q&T&Q LtBQ tt. Patent, March 1xt 186*2. Messrs CAJBWKL'S Invention for supplying Arfifl- Mineral Teeth, with soft flexible gums, entirety Vising with the use of springs* wires, or metaffastenings, and especially adapted for warm c iim»tes. > r. jr., <»T ■L'.J,. ESTABLISHED NvflgWTiarts^ Diiloma 1815. 27, HAKLKT STltKET, CAVKNTJISTI SQTTAFht,-809 words
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Advertisement776 1864-12-15 3 HHL Bath, a reviving per. fx/me, *tid powerful disinfectant 1 Itf rifeftfl and arafttary firoptotes redder it dh fadispenaabte requisite, especially in WARN/ -'.J '.".-'IT OTHER ARTICLES RBGOMMSLFTDED— RIM Mix'S LAVENDER WATER, distilled from Mite bam flower*. RIMMEL'S JQCKSY CLUB,, Frangipaoe, Ac. of exqui- site .fragrance. RIMMEL S Honey, Windsor,776 words
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Advertisement560 1864-12-15 3 L-ttA AM PKMLIHV ElTERJHIRf SKOCE. PRONOUNCED BY CONNOISSEURS iu- Extract of fh»M Itwdlc^.|« n medical Kennis brotner At is orTO BR THR hit brother al Itob v c#rfW, MfcfdlWT. 5*1 Till Lea cod rerrim that their Sauce is esANT> ATtVickHtX TO Ererjr Va.iety of Disn. >»<* b highly es. teemed560 words
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Obituary26 1864-12-15 3 Domestic Occurrence. DEATH. At Malacca, on tlio 5th current, Mr BKXJALFLX, T. DK SOUZA, nired 27 vcara and 4 months, much lamented hy relatives and friends.26 words
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Article2026 1864-12-15 4 Vessett Names. Ton' Commandets. Consignees. Destination c. H. M's. steamer Leven H. M's. schooner Sstrmcen, 300 Knevitt Senior Naval Officer Station 90 Lys Ditto Station u.ai. s steamer 964 Gumming Ditto J ii Uncertain H. M's steamer PU 400 Fox Government Laid up Malacca H. M's2,026 words
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Article731 1864-12-15 4 CFrom the Overland. China Mad, Deer. 1.) The London mail of October 10th has not yet arrived, but the private steamer Indore has partially anticipated her despatches. That vessel left Singapore on the 19th ultimo, and she reports that the mail steamer SaUette, which conveved the mails, had left731 words
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Article301 1864-12-15 4 {The Friend of India, November 10.) The Jaton, a ship of 360 tons, left Bombay some time back for Moulmein. On the 9th of October the Captain states (in a letter published in the Bombay Gazette) that he experienced a shock as if the ship had touched the ground.301 words