The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 12 April 1893

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    15 1 THE Singapore Free Press. AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SI-IKIMS. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, 12™ APRIL, 1593. DAILY
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    • Advertisement
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      259 1 Posada 71 Glenlion, Scotch W'sky, 10. so PENINSULAR AN I] uR I bi N VAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Olj. Whakves, New Harbour. MAIL gv^^.-i i INES XI The be expected to arrive outDd it-.ive Singapore bemewMnfa > rWARD HOMEWARD. i A| M wa A 1 May rd. r. Rosetta O-:erml
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      420 1 MOKDDEUTSCKER LLOYD BREM E N (MFRRIAL GMMAM MAIL. 1.! Cu-r-.y ir rerni nd run regularl) emerhaven and Shanj f en route :ipton, Genoa, Port Said, Suez, o ombo, Singapore ;ind Honykom.'. In con- and depart u ns i these mail ixiliarj service m existence fri.m i i Japan (Yokohama, Hi.
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      527 1 Di£ KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART M AATSC hi APPi (Und.-r contract with the Netherlands India Gowemment). Agents at Singapore Ship Agency. late J. DAENDELS c 3, Robinson Quay. .nU flt Penano ng« m ..1 nang, Messrs. HUTTENBACH LIEBERT Co. THfi Company has a fleet of 28 steamers, with 1 spleni omi dation
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      490 1 For Bornbo Ports via Bau.an Every four weeks a steamer run; m this taking direct cargo and passengers to Bandjer- issin, Pulo Laut, rassir and Cotie. Oncb Every six weeks a itcamei is dispatched to Donj^la, Berow and Bulongan, p'ii:ilfi ;tt Baw. ea"- .Soura^ya BwidjermasJii, FuUl LaUt" and Cotle and
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      353 1 p< 76 bis Henr.cssy's. 3 star 17.00 UONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITA! RESERVE FUND RESERVE LIABILITY OF PROPRIETORS f 1'i.000.000 Court ok Dikbctobn. Chairman— H. HOPPIUS, I. Deputy C hairkak- 1. HOLLIDA^ Hon. J. Bel Carl rzEN, Esq. Esq. Julius Kraii D. R. Sassoon 1 K. Gbsai d
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      133 1 NEW LIFE INSURANCE COMPATn I leav) K. otf !an. NORTH BRITISH AND MKKCANTILE INSTANCE CCV ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE HAMBURG-MAGDKBURG F INSURANCE COMPANY. i the cup 'PHE LONDON \ND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAI Haid-i Cai-ital v2oo ReSI U\ y FuKDS The under prepared to BOUSTt YD QUIs M Over Go
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      9 1 I ACCIDENTAL STEAMSHIP COM Sa. Yokohama I I. I
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  • Correspondence.
    • Letter
      The Military Contribution.
      124 2 iSimgaf i L■' /'>•••; irtide m I'«;t Fmir on the Plundering of the Straits Settlements i. we are informed, from the able pen of that c S ftgap ««M W. H. Read, C.SI.G. We congratulate our Nestor on -.-ibution." 9, Petersh.im Terrace, Queen's Gate. S. if. M.uch
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    MALACCA.
    348 2 tfr;"i wm mm Cmrmpm mli On Saturday last, by perm -ion of the Committee of 'the Malacca Club, a meeting to take the necessary steps to establish a Rifle Club for Malacca «as held and there were present, Messrs. Jarrett, Groom. g Cramer, Deny, Feralta. Merewether. Cuscaden. Morgan. Copley.
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    THE LATE LAMENTED.
    412 2 a vrv large audience which inled Charles Warren, strong military contingent, that most 'he Late Lamented the performanc uas even Than that 1 revious evening *as more c and go greater r« i among t to pick up and laugh at the multitude of good point.-, with
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    PAHANG EXPLORATION COMPANY.
    2302 2 An extraordinary meeting of the members of the above company was held at Cannon-street Hotel, E. C. on trie i6;h ult f»r the purpose of rece ving a report from Mr. Wilkinson upon his return from his recent visit to the company's pertiea m Pahang, and other
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    THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA LIMITED.
    218 2 An extraordinary genpral meeting of the Mer- i',. mk of India (Limited) was held at the banking house. 65, Old Broad-street, on the 15th pui ise of considering, and, if apa resolution confirming the re itio duly passed at the extraordinary gen- f> o(
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    THE STRAITS MILITARY CONTRIBUTION.
    468 2 Times of Ceylon.) Although the military contribution question ha 1 been allowed to fall into abeyance as regards Ceylon and Hongkong, the Straits Settlements Association seems by no means inclined to let the matter rest, m the hope doubtless that continual wearying" may m the end
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    MAIL NOTES.
    882 2 (L. and C. Express.) Judging from what appears m the Singapore newspapers, there seems a gi eat disposition to bl^mc the Chinese for their alleged want of interest m municipal affairs m Singapore, because no candidates from the Chinese community have offered themselves for the recent vacancies on
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    ARMY ESTIMATES FOR THE FAR EAST.
    604 2 The following is a complete list of the votes so far as they arc mdii ated m the Army Estimates of 1893-94 for the Straits Settlements Straits Settlements. Establishment*. One battery oi Gammon Artillery, 255 a company and a-hali of Engineers, 6 office men;
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    293 2 [Vie Ceylon.) Washington, April ist. Mr. Bayard has been appointed United State Ambassador to the Court of St. James m surcession to Mr. Lincoln, the minister plenipotenli.ii y. Berlin, April ist. Prince Bismarck, before dismissing the deputations which waited upon him to congratulate him on his birthday, called
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    THE HONGKONG PROTEST.
    519 2 < Overland Mail, 17th ult.; Mr Beith, M. P., put last evening to the Undersecretary of State for the Colonies a well drafted question on the Protest of the unofficial members of the Legislative Council of Hongkong, on which we have previously commented. The reply will be
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    EXCHANGE.
    65 2 <Coß*BCTfcr> up to April 12. On London. Bank 4 m s 2 9 demur ii Private cre'lils m r. 2 d«wnments 3m s credits om/s 2 <)l On Iniiu. Bank demand 22-,, On Hongkong. Bank demand i% disOs Java. B ink demand l/>5 Private 3>) d s 1.69 Sovereigns,
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    PRODUCE.
    112 2 Tin f 59 2 5 Gamb-er << f>u do. Cube No. 1 10.7s do. do. No. 2 95° Pt.-pp.--r, Black (ordinary Spore) <i 7° do. White, (Fair L:\V=s%) „15 40 Nutmegs 150s to the Ib.) 82. Mace (Bandaj 80. (loves (Amboina) 21 Ma i Collee (10% Blacks) 36. Taping,
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    SHARE LIST
    151 2 rath. Hicong S'hai Bi ii ivt% S fio.ooo.ooofto. p-em. Dock v. i Las: I MH-k Co. 85 Buyei > iiC <■ s hp Co. Setters. 100,000 100, ..i>0 i -urance Co. SeHefS. v OOO 00 pp Ins. 4 is|. B t,oo<M>no 4* M ivnard Cu., \A. 45 l^st
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      231 2 Passengers by the Mail. April 12 Per M Mr. Menant, Mr. C. A. F t, Mr. Standing, Mr. Lloyd Wilhamese, Miss Pelletier, Mr. Sumb, Mr. J. (ilass, Mt Steward, Mr. I. Millar, Mr. Ronald. From Colombo.— Mr. Kessler, Key. P. Monnier. Passengers Departing. April 12. -Per to Hongkong.— Mr. VV.
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      682 2 VESSELS IN PORT. Flags Ton. Captain Arrived From Consigners 1-Men-of-War De G.kr DiM Hanoi M -sul Goglamd Raw.) i i 154 IJtvinofl Huik Dut. eh., 207 Thuyvenberg Mini Let. yet., 125 Johnson Apnl < S *ft 61 Russ. tor., I S4 l^ebedcfl April 4 Pm us Brit. McLeod M.v. Other
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