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

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    8 4 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRF_SS. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1893
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    The Singapore Free Press.
    1165 4 rrr\ t Wednesday! November 22, I*9^7 (Mr contemporary is rather a day after the fair m its disquisitions on liability to Militia service. Ail that was clearly explained about three and a half years ago m this paper m an article quoted elsewhere to-day. The real
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    126 4 Mrs A. S Murray gives a dance at Balaclava on the evening of St. Andrew's Day. The mail steamer Rohilla left Colombo at 3am. on Monday, the _oth mmX and may be expected here on Sunday next. His Highness the Sultan of Johore will be At Home at Tyersall to
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS
    18 4 The Storm m Great B D< t rd. The Naval Programme. small 1 ing t < nair<
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    SINGAPORE AMATEUR PHOTO. GRAPHIC SOCIETY.
    21 4 SINGAPORE AMATEUR PHOTO. GRAPHIC SOCIETY. Ed from I HonoBalavian 1 Society M Diploma ol also wired by the Batav Society I
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    SPOHRS "LAST JUDGEMENT."
    237 4 'From JHOJO din s Ca' 9th November, at 1 tual. The Cathedra by about 80 vo ladies and gentitm- 11 io ing. Ih> Ora: full o The ordK Shropshire Light Infantn only took at yen formance ed to m the quart handled, the time excellent Th. tly
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      76 4 TOTTENHAM EXPORT pI 1 S EN E R BE E A light English BEER brewed by the rsnnsa L-_.ta B.ik Co.. Londo*. Huhest Awsrds -hercver exhibited F LAG M I HOP vi___^f_l'>^«^*^^?^^_K^____v THE BORNEO COMPANY. LIMITED. Sole lmt> n. M n^ Sir Sl-M IND BoßfclO. JOHN LITTLE k Co., and
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      660 4 JOHN LITTLE tk Co. TOYS. TOYS. The Largest and Best Assortment of Toys m Singapore. INCLUDING IHK LATEST FRENCH AND GERMAN NOVELTIES DOLLS OF EVERY KIND. DolU, Sleeping Dolls. Changing Face Dolls. China D<>!U. C< "<i» > D-lh), Is, Baby Dolls, India-Rubber Dolls. Kid lUU. Ms.. BEAUTIFULLY DRESSED DOLLS GREAT
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      840 4 Notice of Removal j MRS. ROOKE Begs to inform her numerous Lady Customers that she has removed to more spacious and convenient premises, m GRESHAM HOUSE, BATTERY ROAD, (Entrain c thr >a'.iß- as to Messrs. G. R. Lambert ex Co Photographic Studio.) I where she respectfully solicits a continuance of
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      243 4 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. JOHN LITTLE Co. invite inspection of their stock of the above, which Comprises all the Latest Novelties and Designs m this line. Hand Painted Cards, Japanese, Chinese. Nov. 22. FOR WEST AUSTRALIAN PORTS AND ME-BOURNE VIA JAVA. The 5. EDDYSTONE, 2,040 tons, due here to-day will
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      67 4 The Week. Wednesday, 22nd N S. V A Meelin. Ohve M Thursday, 23rd Hi<_r V 1 Lod^-e St. Gt <rgt R Friday. 24*h Hi_h Wa p.m. Saturday, _f_- Sunday. 26th m. |lon_av j mid-night o Tuesday, »_th I I vice m I he JohorSunday i.m terian mile, at anchor m
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    Correspondence.
    281 5 CATION W THE GOVERNMI To ths EuiToa. Sir, With reference to lhat part of I Governor's speech on Thutsday last d. ing with education m the Setr there are two c importanc- receive I ful attention of Gov r 'icn Iran their educational po! First In the matter of
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    MR. BONSER IN CEYLEN.
    93 5 4 re on the I t erf ere great 1 a a,i d nu v h ,1 tr- Bar c <■', tne essential con to »norn y< emo 101 conm, w. n, m, 1 our pioceeded Mr. I- th* I i .t'--- .rr..'.. .iii ot |i'.ce
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    A LOCAL MILITIA.
    554 5 1 R eprn t ci from ll Frta Pess, Feb. 25th, A c pmri'cnt writing m ye_t_rdi>'s issue of our Cn>ntempoi.i!\ the rather alarmist tone el a lea. ling article hi thai piper, and the cry r.nistd therein for the insl notion of a compulsory nrilitin. Tht-
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    194 5 The Ss. Telemachus, with Mr. and Mr--.ing m at Tanjong Pagar just as we go to press. Members of the Philharmonic Orchestra are requested „nal to morrow evening j p.m. sharp. The sittings of Lord Hersch.-'i's Committee to inquire into the currencies of Crown Colonies will be resumed Colonial Office
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    THE SELANGOR GYMKHANA CLUB.
    63 5 Members of the Sporting Club and others who may take an interest m racing matters are asked to note that Members and Honorary Members of the Selangor Gymkhana Club elected up to date of closing the entries for the approaching Race Meet' ioo ol lhat Club
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    THE BATTLE OF THE BOOKS.
    1393 5 (With Apologies to O.Tis Now take the banjo from the hook and sing a fighting stave, Rip out a scnng that's rou^hish to commemorate our brave i Smg like Kipling when he's reckless, and doesn't i care a hang. Make it piping hot and gory
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    THE ASSIZES.
    479 5 iHfc MrrcHkLi. Case. The case against James Charles Mitchell, indicted on a charge of cheating, was commenced at the Assize Count this morning. Mr. Joaquim represented the accused. The Attorney-General, m opening tincase, addressed the Jury, stating that the legal meaning ol cheating would be explained to them
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    326 5 (Via Ceylon. j l^ndon, November 9th. An attempt ol leading Indian Tea growers and importers to found an association for the purpose of regulating quantities put up for auction has collapsed owing to oppoiiuon brought 10 bear against the movement. Advices from Barcelona state that two more Iwmbs
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    THE STRANDING OF THE GODAVERY.
    370 5 The voyage of th M M..SS Godavery up from Batavia was n t an uneventful one. She left Tanjong Priok <>n Saturday mom. j ing. At two o'clock <>n Sunday morning, J when off the town of Tuloc Alley, Stanton I Channel; Banka Straits she
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    EXCHANGE.
    47 5 (Corrici-l) cr r_ November 22 Uk Louoo-. Bat.U 1 mi j 4< _cm__o_ 241 Pr.vaie credits ]m c„ 241 5 credits 0 c 2 5} l>_ It Bank Jem md... i_6 On Hono-osc, __>••- <|. nn^nd ..par Us |a«« ■io* SI t8..'5 Bane. i liso.un! 3 in-.ontHs bills
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    PRODUCE.
    96 5 ."•in ber 22 I dc ii. do. ci i. tm. 2 Pep|i.r, do. White. (Fa 16 Nutme.s 150s fc, l.anda; res I AmlMinfia; i. Ba i f „iW lo?, Blai Pengeranj; Libcrian laU pearl 'H r .j,, i n v j 4 _b> 4 .0 do. do. do. 5
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    HONGKONG WEATHFR TELEGRAMS.
    125 5 Baromner, reduced to '.2 decrees Fahrenheit and to the level of the sea 111 inches tenth, an. hundredths. Temperature, m the shade ia degrees, Fahrenheit. Humidity, m percentage of saturatior., tha humidity of air saturated with moisture being 100. Direction ol Wind, t'> two points. Force of
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    SHARE LIST, NOVEMBER 22nd. 1893.
    48 5 H ngS |a Nru H Pive R Ltd. Ltd I s 60 Str« M Sto -r-hip Co i 1 $1 5 H J' M t'uhar.g C <rp Ltd- I 40 c I Mtlaj PeninMiUu Pre- Ld. fx Mergui I Paiiaag I o I
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    OCEAN STREAM COMPANY.
    22 5 her Lines it. o,r ore. Bas Medu i Time Ta: HOM Pnam Uly»scs> OUTWA Telemachus N Head Palinu Patroclu^
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