The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 March 1893

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    18 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, 22nd MARCH, 1893 DAILY ISSUE. N i
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      835 1 PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Qnm Tußmi 0"*7" \\'H\\»^-New H.irbuiir. MAIL |ft^4?*' L I N ES f ha expected to arrive oatwards ar.J leave Singapore h^n.tvtr.:- as follows: OUTWARU »HOMEWARD. 1893 |fi n poit 1 J Rohilla ;r -i. Carthage April sth. I :-h. Malwa Aprl iQth. O'icrtal May
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      781 1 TSJORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD iN BREMEN. I M pK X a L GIBMAH Mail. THK steamers of this line are subsidized by the Imperial German (Jovernmi nt and run regularly between Bremerhaven and Shanghai, calling en route I at Antwerp, Southampton, Gcr.oa, Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo. Singapore- and Hongkong-. In connection
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      791 1 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. (Under contract with the Netherlands India Government). Agents al Singapore Sliip Agency, late J. Daendels Co., 3, Robinson Quay. 1 Agents at Penang, Messrs. HUTTENBACH LIEBERT Co. '■pil r*. < ompany I as a Beel ol 28 steamers, wilh splendid accommodation (or first class, secI ond
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      342 1 For Bornko Ports via Bawean Sourabaya. Every four weeks a steamer runs m this direction taking direct cargo and passenyci s to Bandjermassin, Pulo Laut, Passir and Cotie. Oncb Ever* six weeks a steamer is dispatched to Dongala, Berow and Butonsan, also calling at Bawean, Sourabaya, Bandjermassin, Pulo l.aut, and
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      669 1 UONGKONG AND SHANGHAI xx BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAI $10,000,000 I RESERVE FUND 3.100,000 i RESKRVE LIABILITY OF 1 PROPRIETORS j *i 0,000,000 Court op Dirkctoks Chaik.van— T. E. DA. Deputy Chairman— H. HOPPIUS, Esq. J. Bell-Irving, Ksq. Alex. McCohachie, L:.q C. J. HOLUDAV. Esq. J. S. Mosks. E:-q. Carl Jantzbn,
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      351 1 NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Fvtam ->so. Heavj Reduction m Kates. Nt m plan life policies on European lives m the Straits. MTTTFARCREM Co., lan. 1. NORTH BRITISH AND Mi i I N TILE INSURANCE COMPANY. GENEKAI. ASSURANCE COY. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE HAMBURG MAGDEBURG PIRf INSURANCE COMPANY. T"! IE t
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      100 1 PACIFIC MAIL l -MSHIP x coifPA«ri fVCCIDENTAL AM) ORU I TAL w STEAMSHIP COMPANY. of Sti of the above lines. I S application. ceedmr I M of \o% ->■'„ I Sa.Aint, H Yokohama to Sa: ..o. Pacifi' M do do For further parJ <n. i. Society lor the Pn n
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    1909 2 The Hon'bl,- W. F. Maxwell, the Colonial Secretary, is expected to return from Lumpor to-day by the s. s. Sappho, •."which was signalled this afternoon at 3.15 At noon to-day H K. Sir Charles WarH^en. accompanied by his Aide-Camp. Balled on the*Captai;i ot the Russian ironBjclad .(>,■'".• ~a.' A and
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    183 2 DNESDAY'S riES. < HAMnoKsurr. Doyle Makepi Pearce Elliot. A SINGLI Law scr. lemon rec. B Sing xi D i\ owe 15. Delay, owe I p.Greig, own I^. Logan v. Hilton. Mori i^on fknja'itld rcc. 15 M Do ig ill, sir. SINGLI s. Brydges, rec. 1 ">
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    THE POSITION IN BANGKOK.
    702 2 A French Ultimatum Apprrhbndbd. (Siam Free Press.) The telegrams relative to French Indo-China and tlie action of the French Chamber on the frontier ouestion has prepared the mmd of Bangkok resii lents for almost any unexpected act by .-ih i Htmese, English and French. Only len
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    SIAM AND ITS MALAY STATES.
    696 2 Ihe Siamese Authorities stem determined to draw the teeth ol tlie rulers of the Malay I'cnPhe policy being now pursued will quickly reduce whatever ■■tale ot semi-independence existed among the Malay Rajahs tributary to Siam. From a Siamese point ol view tins policy, and from
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    JAVA NEWS (Translated for the Free Press.)
    1270 2 JAVA NEWS (Translated for the Free Press.) I'hr* Soerabaya Handehbl'id learns that I the tiial with Javanese coolies for sugar estates at Surinam, m the PSt Indies, has been successful, and that a firm at Sourabaya intends to recruit more coolies for the sHine destination Ihe same pa; 1 r
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    COMMERCIAL UNION WITH THE COLONIS.
    403 2 COMMERCIAL UNION WITH THE COLONIS. Ihe latent contribution lo the literature which has grown up around the irioiM plans put forward, having for their object the Federation of the Empire is from the able pen ..t Lord Augustus Lultus, late Governor uf New South Wale*, who, m a very perspicuous
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    BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHIPPING IN 1892.
    527 2 BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHIPPING IN 1892. (Lloyd's Register. j Concerning new vessels classed by Lloyd's Register during 1892, that paper says During 1892 there were classed 684 new vessels of 1,094,168 ions, including about 93 per cent, of the total output, excluding war vessel*, of the United Kingdom. The figures
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    EXCHANGE.
    56 2 (COR^KCTKI) VI- TO Mlßl H M. On London. Bank 4 mi s j demand .2 S\ Private credits %m s n ri.M 2, m s 2(< credits >; m s Bank demand 3% dis. B i"k demand Private <o d s 1 Sovereigns, (to buy) 57.55 Bank of England
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    PRODUCE.
    110 2 M \RC II 22. I 40 75 Gambier I J do. Cube No. 1 io.;-<> d(l. di>. NO. 2 S9O Pepper, Biack (pfdißary Spore) 10.37} do. White, (Fair I.;\V=s^ 15.62! Nutmegs 150s to the lb.) 82. Mare (Bandaj Bo Cloves (Araboina) 1 1 i i<:e (10% Black-,; 33. i':i,>.0....
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    SHARE LIST MARCH 22nd, 1893
    135 2 H'k «s X ">'hai Hank. 5 $io,c*>o.<h>o %10 ow>,o>.. Dock. H75 ex dio. Sellers. i« ■■li.ircsiip.r. 1% p'tm. 909.5' xi v i Prye River I) 85 B 5 ni! ipore Sli| SdlATs. 100.000 ioo,<k>o l^aoo,ooo 600,000 "I 2.<*X>.O.KI 4.H.D00 v ratts Ice Co. i<¥),ihm larvooo
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      73 2 Weather Report. i Mauh ai.j Taken at Kanviang Kerbau Hospital Observatory oa. m. 3P. M. 9 P. M. Bar. red. 3* Fall 19.850 19.732 19.813 remperalure 52.2 t\-...s Wet Bulb Thermometer 77. <■ 75.0 Dir. of Wind N.W. S.W. Calm. Max. Temp, m shade Bg o Mm. do do M
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      568 2 K. IH'NMAV, VBSSELS IN PORT. Flags Ton. Captain Arrived From Consigner- A'hen Men-of-War X KOMSILOFI Ru«t ir.,^,m Kluluninolt Mu. H Akl HIK BrH.g.b., 177,, X, 4 K^lii Sr. N O Mariom Am. c., 19 Giidley I '«-»-*s Mm. K .b.. *575M< 1..-,., l Si »bi i I Murphy Sikdoro Dut.
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      83 2 I I) lot S V X I Phi -vkv 1,. t'Ki Ot'Ei n A\ Vakra, Md \i 1 r< 1 > k m N M >:>K iM Km km. QCEAN iPANI 1 T I*P*i 1 Am. 1 InTin O'her p.r Lines m operation f Hasokok. Tl and M Dkli, Slmatka.
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