The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 August 1892

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    Masthead
    18 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, 27™ AUGUST, 1892. DAILY ISSUE. No 1,542
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
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      1007 1 Posada Wines, as supplied to Clubs. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. O't'Cf.- Collyei|Quay. Goi>owns,— New Harbour. MAIL j»f^ LINES. The mail steamers may be expected to arrive outwards and leave Singapore he mewards as follows OITWARD HOMEWARD. i «o.a. I&J2. Rosetta Say*. Gth, Surat Sayl ;th. Milva Stpt 2c;h.
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      1281 1 TJORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD BREMEN. Imperial German Mail. j *T*rlE steamers of this line are subsidized by the lniperial German Government and run regularly between Bremerhaven and Shanghai, calling en route j at Antwerp, Southampton, Genoa, Port Said, Suez, j Ai3en, Colombo, Singapore and Hongkone. In conj ntction wi'h the anhnua and
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      969 1 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART once every four weeks. MAATSCHAPPIJ. For Borneo Ports via Bawean Sourabaya. (Under contract with the Netherlands India j Ever y f°." r weeks a steamer runs m this direction Government). taking direct cargo and passengers to BandjerAgents at S ingapore Ship Agency, late massin, Pulo Laut, Passir
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      330 1 THE TOKYO MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. *T*HE undersigned having been appointed agents x for the above company are prepared to accept Marine Risks at current rates. THE MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA. 8 Battery Road, Singapore. Jan. 2. v c THE INDIAN IMPERIAL MARINE INSURANCE Co., Ltd. "TTHE undersigned, Agents for the
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      584 1 I Posada 16 Sherf/, very fine, dry 11.00 ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF LIVERPOOL. Capital £2,000,000. I Funds m Reserve, Exclusive of Capital i 5.493.073. LIFE DEPARTMENT The Company has recently revised its Rates of Life Premia and is now prepared to offer very advantageous terms te Assurers. FIRE DEPARTMENT:— The
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      707 1 SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Capital £2, 000,000. Fire and Marine Insurances effected at current rates. 20 per cent, cash Discount allowed on Marine Policies m lieu of annual Bor.us. Wm. McKKRROW Co lan 1 XJTONGKONG AND SHANGHAI xx BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-IP CAPITAL «io<x>oioo RESERVE
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      681 1 Posada 4 Port, Douro. 1658. jC c PACITIC MAIL STEAMSHIP x COMPANY AND (ACCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Through passaga iflkau paatad l« 1 France, .-.liii Germany !.v all v tns-Atl intk I of Steamers, also to Sai Fra cis« l>-. 1 iesh I of the above X TO I'thi
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  • Correspondence.
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      The New Municipal Offices.
      635 2 To T«» Editor. SIR, The action of the Municipal Commissioners with regard to the proposed, site for the new offices at the foot of Fort Canning has created very wide spread astonishment among the ratepayers. It has been suggested that a petition should be got up,
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      Catholic Protestantism.
      256 2 Ta r«t fc»rroa. 5;r Through the Medina or jrow ■mm allow me to ncoaßaead the aatl t letter on ma'ter> tt «a*tif»l, R h you quote d from the Chu- t Times it >■: MM o: the 2=;th ir.-t I r« ad a-. art* le 'J\ Maafcer r
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      SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY.
      160 2 Corps OkBMS. Singapore, TjA tqgiut, 1192. Orderly Officer f>r ike HMMWg «reek r apt. Dunman. Orderly Sergeant I i t l^ eMOtng •eek —Sergeant Derrick. 2. Parades Monday, 19th August, 515 p.m.. Maxim Go»- dull. Dress —Plain cioihes. Wedre -day, 31st August. 515 p.m. Maxim Gundnli. Dress
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      TRACKING THE REBELS.
      1086 2 A Chase through Unknown Country. Capture of Murderers. We have once cr twire lately commented i on the additional vigour which has recently been put into the operations against the i rebels m Liv Pahang, who are now being pursued m earnest, and with a considerable amount
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      PENJOM.
      122 2 Messrs. Becher Louis Co. send us the following information just received from Kuala Lipis by telegram —At the Penjom Mine, which is working under great 1 stre« ol difficulties at present, an unfor- tunate accident has happened to the main 1 pumping engine, a piston having broken and having
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      TOPICS OF THE WEEK
      1929 2 Without agreeing with Bain that the sentiment of malignity is universal, it is, I imagine, much more wide-spread than some good people think. 'Tis not so very long ago that the good old English customs of bull baiting, badger drawing and cock fighting were discontinued at
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      PENANG NEWS.
      509 2 [Pinang Gazette, 23rd and 24th.; Mr, Evans, the Assistant Protector of Chinesf. together with the eight Celestials who were recently arrested as being the alleged headmen of the Tai-Te-Ia" Secret Society, leaves by the steamer Secundra. to-day for Singapore, where the prisoners will be brought up before the
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      SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB
      858 2 The annual general meeting of the Singapore Cricket Club was held m the Tanglin Club, at 9p. m., last night. There was a very large attendance of members, close upon a hundred being present. In the absence of the President, the Hon'ble Major McCallum, c.M.C, Mr. A.
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    SHARK LIST AUGUST 27th,1892.
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    EXCHANGE.
    66 2 DRRKrrrsn or to Au«m st On London. Bank 4 na 2 10 liriimnd 2 'y. Private in.:-.'- 6 n; 2 roi <!■><• irrr-nis 6ru 2 loj m 2 I■ On Indm. hank demon i Ok Hmmswm Bank dniiand I Im. B,nh d> mmmd Private '••< il i .74. SoVBRBCOtK,
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    PRODUCE.
    109 2 (Atrousi 2: r» h Garr.iiier 3.00 da. 1 i ij.-?o do. do. No. 1 8. Pepper, is k ordinal? spore 955 do. While. r|-^rl.\V 5%j 15. Natmea rtos loth fc 82. Mite I Banda) 96 I love I \mboin 16.50 Bally Coffee [10/ C Black 30.50 I UMOOI, j
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      485 2 Begin m Time i 'TMS never too late to mend" is an old saying, very applicable m cases of reformation or Wiving off bad habits, but m cases ot sickness or disease no delay must occur, or it will very probably soon be too Jate to mend." At the onset
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      518 2 QCEAN STEAM SHIP COMPANY Tne Company's """fi r aredeapatcfaed from i.ivt-r--pool outwards lor Sttaitsand Chin^ r .:-.i from Shanghai homewards for London every w\-«rk tmi K> commodation for fir>t and thud dim paaaea* n orryn.ga Stiguin awl Stewudm '1 .'.rough Bills of Lading ii .<■•: lur sJI CUa*, Japan, Mam.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      163 2 MAILS CLOSE To-MIIKK f A\ par Per A: Sourabaya k<~ McAlitter, r. m. Deli. Calypso, i m. Malacca ai.rl Kiang, Safipko, |I. m. Sadong. ';■>;<■•■. i m Bangkok, ftmnm, r. Asahan v Deli, iiummtrm, 4 r, fndraf>ii i, m:,t. 4 i m. Bauwa. X( G Lang Ann, 4 v. v.
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      714 2 Passengers Arrived. A,;-. n mi hUaam —Mr ddii ott. BRIPPIMO IN PORT. Giving i..' nalil 'i da(> 1 1. irturc, ing, destinatioi 1 pon, i< i i p.— 1 p Bonn 'A dock R.— f tine 0.U.1..—. fit v| Pel 0 Cm I tata *»ug. }o. T.P. A v 1
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