The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 13 November 1886
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section20 1886-11-13 1 THE Singpore Free Press And MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. A Weekly Newspaper 1: S.-Vol. V.J SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, 13th NOVEMBER, 1886. No. 2020 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement114 1886-11-13 1 nin VATTEDGLENLIVET WHISKY, OLD VAim (REGISTERED) EDINBURGH. fcCOU! LONDON l««*«O«Al EXH...T.OS .8 7 3 Calcutta 188s New Orleans m 3 Analytical Laboratory, Surgeons' Hall, Edinburgh, 26th July 1883. 1 have nude a careful chemical analysis of a sample oi Andrew Usher Co.s "Old Vatted Glenlivet," I blend of Glenlivet and114 words
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Advertisement176 1886-11-13 1 C ROBINSON CO. BlMOAPORI AND PENANG. (Established 1858J \dies' and Gentlemen's Outfitters. LADIES' DEPARTMENT. iilk and Satins. Costumes. Millinery. Umbrellas Untrimmed Hats. Parasols. Dress Materials. Laces Boots and Shoes. Ribbons. Haberdashery. 7 1 I 1 1 it s Fancy Articles for Present*. The dress-making department is in charge of a176 words
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Article, Illustration2395 1886-11-13 2 Here shall the P.ress the People 1 right ma.nta.n L'nawed by influence and nMW »•>' X-"» I Here patriot Truth her gMoM precepts draw. Pledged to Religion, Loyalty, and Law. IN our issue of the 9 th of last October, we called the attention of our2,395 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement623 1886-11-13 2 gtibrrtisftnrnts. STANDARD POLICIES. j n and upwards may be revived Of five r-»' sta n^: n i "lent of small fine without htithi««'" 110 Jn the event of death occurring M C^'fA'licv wi hin >hese thirteen months, the Aer a UP^ l rnmoinv The surrender value d^i'""*"!"" cen, <5 "U623 words
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Advertisement324 1886-11-13 2 StfKrttsrmcnts. OCEAN STEAM SHIP COMPANY. Departures from England. Steamer. Sailed. Lett Sue*. DttC S pore. I Gloucus 8 Oct. 25 Oct. 117 Nov. Ulysaet 10 31 24 Priam 20 j< > Departures from China Expected to Expected to Steamer. leave leave Due Spore. Shanghai. Hongkong. Agamemnon 30 Oct. 6 Nov.324 words
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Article2042 1886-11-13 4 o f preventing the horse-sales in THE result of pa k the importatlon of (f "a any more as it is not po»sithe last two shipments after bl'tof\.^e stopped having left heavy the no V'^tion that the sole I-*-. f discontinuance of those pubhc cause is *e«* are t02,042 words
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Article297 1886-11-13 5 (From our own Correspondent.) Sports and pastimes arc flourishing fairly well in Malacca. The Lawn Tennis Tournament \\\i> quite a success, and honours were divided between the Police, Kind and Education Departments. A publicspirited gentleman lias now offered a prize lor the championship. Some progress has been made in297 words
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Article475 1886-11-13 5 s 1 Sik, —I thank you tor the explanation you gave 91 u> the proposed Light-house expenditure. It doe? not, however, materially, upset my criticism. The dues should not have been reduced in the face of the outlay to be incurred -an outlay which had been mostly recommended years475 words
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Article740 1886-11-13 5 lin practice ol filling swamps with town sweeping* still continues, and will be si till land-grabbers cease land-grabbing. A chum of mine living in i shop-home in Rochore Road, buill on Hospital ground erstwhile a swamp filled with town sweepiagi by on. Indian convicts -wa< always740 words
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Article812 1886-11-13 6 OUR WESTERN AUSTRALIAN LETTER. Perth, 9th October, 1886. in VL rv many other small communities UKBa l Lain number Ol people here, who a;>- arL> M- ht to relieve the somewhat monotonous P^ihek existence by quarrels and disagree. ru n many months pa^t the Governor, S.r n tl ie oie812 words
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Article1177 1886-11-13 6 We arc requested to publish the names <•! the twenty-one successful pupils at the two examinations in First Aid to the Injured held by Dr. Tripp and Dr. Parker at the close of the courses of lectures delivered to the members of the Singapore Police Force1,177 words
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Article2824 1886-11-13 7 Reprinted from the Rangoon Gautte by special permission and arrangement mad* with the proprietors of that paper by tins newspaper only in Singapore. Csiro,J s th(ki. The Cuisse dt la dete has sufficient funds* pay tin coupon which is due in November next, as well as for repayment to2,824 words
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Article610 1886-11-13 8 The following" a list of new Books received by the Rallies Library on the -'jr.l October,' 1886:— Agnes of Sortwto by H. B. Stowe. f-^WVj^, Agronomy. A Popular History of i by A. M. C .lc.kt, Atto s'lc&&q«5 'lc&&q« «rf- OrienUfesi by P. UriUshHircls. History of; by Thomas Bewick,610 words
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Article1261 1886-11-13 9 THE CHANGED POSITION OF ENGLAND. Maw Englishmen really believe that the right course for England to pursue is to leave other countries to do wha! they like, and to go about her business secured in her commercial supremacy and content withavasl empire which no foreign Power would venture to atta<1,261 words
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Article400 1886-11-13 9 (Published by arrangement with the "Straits Titnes."l Vienna, 6th Nov. A combined AustroHungarian delegation has waited upon the Emperor. In the course of a most warlike speech tlie President urged the upholding ol Austro-Hungarian interests in tin- Balkan Penisula at any sacrifice. Paris, Bth Xov. Tin- Republique Franfaise400 words
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Article266 1886-11-13 9 Friday, uth Novum*, ISS6. I Share J/or*rf.-Bu»inea during th c week again been very small. n Tanjong Pagar Dock Company Li.nitel^ I shares, fully paid up. Shares have changed Tan? at $i6o|, there are buyers at $160. Tanjong Pagar 6% Debenture Bonds are aleahk I in266 words
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Article119 1886-11-13 9 METEOROLOGICA L OBSERVATION taken Kmm^ng KttUm H«pta* Oh—*9'_ ij* S J s o o— n "5 I""?""*? •sjnoi| rz J 2 "im i'» ii'-d j J•aoiiejodvAg jo j* jr <£ J* k *j* ajaivjadunj, siapi or l*» ~"> Q *fl I* v m W V lI S I rj N119 words
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3281 1886-11-13 10 AN ANECDOTAL HISTORY OF Old Times IN Singapore „,a sources of these papers »cc «>*•«— berin thei eOf lBs5 ,~CoHtin»*d. Mr MONIOT, Who had been 1N Surveyor at Fenang, was fovenim r Singapore for the purpose of -rSS auempt at settling an old a -S«3* c usual insufficient means to3,281 words
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Page 12 Advertisements
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Advertisement451 1886-11-13 12 gtjbrrtisnncnt*- U-OYD BREMEN NORDPtITM STEAMERS siY JfuTr^G«l».A" GOVERNMENT. h v been fixed ft* the arrivals and K^^^^z of the Norddeutscher i- n Saturday, 7th A'>.^ llst ,6th July. 4 th September. n th August. 2nd October. lo ,h September. 3<)th f)th October. 7th November. rth Sovcmbef. 2c;th December. 3rd December.451 words
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Advertisement321 1886-11-13 12 Sttattecmcntc. Mm 0F JAPAN i Toilet Water. It strengthens and Invigoratef the skin and imparts a delicate and elegant fragance to the body. §ananga (Extract (^ZZI perfume for the handkerchief. J DUSART'S Syrup ci Ucta?iios[!liat3 ol Lima I VW This symp pnrirlu'S the Mood, i J irHfi YffllV ll( llWfthMil321 words
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Advertisement718 1886-11-13 12 atjbcrtisrmcnts. THETANJONG PAGAR DOCK COMPANY, LIMITED. INCORPORATED UNDER THE INDIAN COMPANY S ACT ift FIRST ISSUE (NEW SERIES OF h 00, SIX PER CENT. DEBENTURES, REPAYABLE ON 31SI DECEMBER, 1891. PROSPECTU3. 1. The Director! an- prepared to receive applications for $30 000 six per cent, debentures in sums of $500,718 words
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Page 13 Advertisements
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Advertisement448 1886-11-13 13 3fobrrtiscmcnts, SINGAPORE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED, MARINE BUSINESS. Notice. This Company will be prepared t<» accept Marine risks at Singapore on and after Monday, the 15th instant. F. UALFOL'R LEES, Secretary. A V V Qft* 3rd November, 1880. LrHl<: STRAITS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. The above Company are prepared to accept448 words
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Advertisement468 1886-11-13 13 atibfrtiscmcnts, APOLLINARIS, Thi Oii- in Of Table Waters. The undersigned receive regularly fresb supplies of the above water in glass and stone bottles. HUTTENBACH BROS. Co. Sole Agents for the Apollinaris Co.. Ltd. 15th October, 1886. DO NOT THROW AWAY THE OLD STAMPS ON YOUR LETTERS! CHEVELEY Co. Bowks Park,468 words
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Advertisement433 1886-11-13 13 ORIENTAL m^i^^r^LIMITED. M GWUT Rkdlxt.on 1n |v In order to increase the number o f JZ k Telephone Exchange on and after the is r T lber > to th, present rates will be reduced 25 per cent Januar^ the The monthly subscription folr a n h exceedmg two miles433 words
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Page 14 Advertisements
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Advertisement382 1886-11-13 14 gtibcrt isrmrnts- INSLL AR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGA- LINES. U A ar c the dates on which this Company's TOAW"V« HOMKWAKD. OirWAKU. ISB6. Ma, Nov. ,6th Monday Nov. IS* th PASSAGE. r( to Marseilles and thence by Railway to Lon- U h'Jnm- as to London l,y s«.. "return tickets are382 words
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Advertisement304 1886-11-13 14 awjcrtiscmcnts. THE STRAITS INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. HEADdOFFICR-SINGAPORE. THE above Company are accepting Marine risk-, at cur- rent rates of premium. All contributors participate in the Bonus, whether share holders or not. OFFICE RAFFLES PLACE. THOMAS BUTLER, Secretary. NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. n^HE undersigned have been304 words
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Advertisement398 1886-11-13 14 3tot)crtiscmmts, SINGAPORE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE. SINGAPORE. Subscribed Capital, |j.000,000. Paid-up Capi iai., > 4>" "•><) Fire Insurances effected at low r.t 1 <.n every deJCTlf* ion of property. Short Period Risks accepted in the Str.iiu Settlements it 7.} cents nett per $100 for ten days. All contribvton participate398 words
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Advertisement906 1886-11-13 15 POWELL CO., AUCTIONEERS, S I NGA P 0 Re7~~^ I\ p a Vp c p Q Hook S T \N i>^> I j i. ;I| JHbK^ v t j' f V f T f v Ci.othks Stands. /'y^*Wttr-^m9r~~^ Mm IP Wwli f*-**^ Irfl i r' AN Stools Dressing; Tables. 5-906 words
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