The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 5 October 1893

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    18 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. FHIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE. THURSDAY 5m OCTOBER, 1893. DAILY ISSUE. N. i,v
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      556 1 PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. I_C '^r Quay. Whakves.— Nrw rbobom. v'AIL fy^s! 'INKS v* 4 mr< j .<„ ai uve a.£(Krd. HOMEWARD. 1 iA Robißa Od i-- r■'. n'. »UhTa v' 1 ,yv N 1 Svdej agtl Raver.na r»-c |a Mam t s tad tkeaca Raihnyto L the
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      571 1 MORDDEUTSCHEN LLOYD ERE MEN. Iwraßt&L 1 tBMAM Mail. 1"*Be fast aad well known sti met ofthia line run I regnlarl] betwei n Bn and Shanghai, railing en route at Antwerp, v npton, Genoa] N pies, Port Said, Suez, Aden, C« Singapore j and Honpkone. In coßnection with the trrivab r.d
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      792 1 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIT. (L'nder contract with the Netherlands In< ia Government). Agents at Singapore Ship Agency, late J. DAENDELS K: Go., 2/3 Colivcr Quay. Agent^Lt I'enaii^, Messrs. Huttenbach Liebert&Co. TpHii C< nipai j as a Heel of 30 steamers, with splendid accommodation for fust (.l.iss, second class and '!<
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      495 1 For Borneo Portsvus Bawean and Sourabaya on the Bth of every month a steamer runs in this direction taking direct cargo and passengers to Bandicrmassin, Pulo Laut, Passtr and Cotie. C scp. K\ *:ry moum, on the 23rd, a steamer is dispatched to Dongala, Berowand Bulongan, also calling at Bandjermassin,
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      696 1 •LJONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL $10,000,000 RESERVE FUND i 3900,000 RESERVE LIABILITY OF > 100 ***** PROPRIETORS I fioooo.ooo Court or Uikectors. Chairman— H. HOPPIL'S, Esq. Depots Chairman— C. J. HOLLIDAY, Esq. Carl Jantzen, Esq. j A. HcCoMACHtS, Esq. H. H. Josfph, Esq. i J. S. Mom, Esq.
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      518 1 NEW YORK LITE INSURANCE COMPANY. Fuwm 2 v.s 1 s^. Henry Redaction in Kates. New plan life piluiesor. Kuropear lives in the Straits. PUTI FAftCKEN K Co. Agents. lan. t. TRANSATLANTIC FIRE INSUKANCE Co., Ltd., of HAMBURG. NORTH GERMAN FIFE INSURANCE Co HAMBURG. I HAMBURG- BREMEN FIRE INSURANCE Co.. HAMBURG.
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      496 1 DACiric ma::, sti '.:^h\v COMPANY AN') QCCIDENTAI. AND ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. ;l tICkl i v s n s to San I „i i of the abm i lines i To odM Kur.ipi p. Special n dooed ratec granted I <; Amy, Navy, and Civil Service to b. „i o application.
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    THE RAUB GOLD.
    903 2 Mr Bibby arrived this morning in the Stpph* from K'ang bringing N Jth him prodod cf the last crush (four months > a few dajs) amounting to -'.470 gg sowhed gold, worth DOl much eighty thoosaad dollars. The bat- n wis stopped about three davs for t
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    RAUB.
    498 2 R AUB. I lie following is ihe Mining Manager's Report for the five week- ending the 38th Septi mb'-r, 1 893 Ri'ib Holt v I ik oi -loping over the back of the main sou il ire 5 been continued, and for a distance oi 160 fed 1 fi >in
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS TOURRNAMENT.
    218 2 S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS TOURRNAMENT. ib in with Fort to p| ay I prei ier I He wisn »l Mi l n an I Mid igga t, who have o Donaldson and Fort for the honour of j -i i■ in tin final against Brad- and Elliot, which will
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    43 2 Tin tiinese Consul-General in the .straits Settlement- who is now convalescent from fever, is away at I'enang on a change of air, and i.- expected :>ji'k at Singapore on the ifitli instant by the n xt I'. and 0- ma 'l steamer Stttleji
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    HOMEWARD THROUGH THE FAR WEST.
    2459 2 Coiitinutd.l {Special for the Free Press.) The Hawaiian Islands. Aug. 15th. We have been steaming for twelve days across the seemingly interminable ocean. On the evening of Friday the nth we went to bed and woke up to find it was yet again the morning
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    200 2 One of the oldest shipmasters sailing out ol Singapore, Captain Robert Harvey, died on the J6th September at Penang, v\ here he had gone to equip a schooner and await the arrival of Captain Harrison to sail for pearl lishing on the Mcrgui CO4»t. By (he I*. 0. mail steamer
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    PRODUCE.
    69 2 October 5 1... 37,5" Gam .iei 0.3.S Nutmegs Is«is 10 the II S.\ Pengerang Liberian 36 Ilj .1 small pea rI>I a r quaiu j 4. 05 do. Hake (do. do.) 465 'io. 'io. i Fine do.J 560 Opin BenarK 565 dj. Patna 55s Rii !<.,'i..-..-" \h u i
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    At the Principal Hotels.
    359 2 Raffle* Hotel. Mr. K. K. Kotk Col. Chard, r.c, k. b. Mr. G. Urutia Mr. (>. Tl e< d olu Capt. P. G. Parkinson Mr. S. Marshall Mr. (i.iir.-ird Mr. A. L. Stewart Mr. 1-1. Anderson Mr. S; Mr*. Vinicr and child Mr. A. Straessle Mr.
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    SHARE LIST.
    250 2 OCTOBER sth.5 th. rS«J. Q -a -..v C H agk -i V Shu B m'k to pna |i N i- on n ink of C i«a I k X Hi^< /;■■>"■■ Founders. 1150 Kqmmul Jfca £1 Bk..,:cv [ap.fcStmti M Ftmmi.-r-. /n rj ranjong Pi tr Root n;j SeMen
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    EXCHANGE.
    42 2 oiKRCTBD i t to Ociober 5 <)n London. Uanfc mand z 5J i'r 1 ale credits m 5 2 6 3 :1 v '-redas um/s *6j ili 11 Bank nfil [9; Barn, dr-maiid d-. h. n .nd USIJ M f> '4
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      317 2 QCEAN STEAMSHIP COM H.NY The Company's steamers :irede-pitchd frjin Live;pool outwards for Strai'sand Cl;ina and from Sh&aghai nomewards for London every w;tx md kIWK ai commodation for Bnt --nd third rlas- pass- r i^-r>. carrying a Surgeon and Steward) H Through Bills of Laiing arc i-- leJ 'or 1 China
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      312 2 Weather Report. lOctober 4 1 Taken ai Kandang Kerbau Hospital Obseivatory <;. t m. <•. M. 9 r. M. Bar. red. 33 Fall 29-945 *9-744 *9-863 remperature B3.0 77-° 75* a Wet Bulb Thermometer 78.0 74. 1 74. <> Dir. ofWind W.N.W. La m. Calm. Max. Temp, in shade 1S4
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      1066 2 VtSStLS IN PORT. F.agfc 4. Ton. Cap'.a:n Arrived Frorr Conb^nit !'o;. Whc:. Mcn-oi- War Pallas Brit. 2575 McLeod Sep. 23 Bangfc k Sr. K CM Other Vessels %S4 kVII Bn. du, 75 l-ort Ma, Bak Sbvc Him. Bot. 17a Ah Hadi OoLj Pontianati KiahirO f Bhebma Brk. 196 Hc-lop Oct.
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