The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 June 1896
1896-06-27
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Article, Illustration2157 1896-06-27 1 The Singapore Free Press. SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1896. pr« Comim ING observations upon tbe Comm;it(rt: .-ta^-' o! tbe Muoicipal BIU, it it) aalisiactor) I 1 sec I bat, nW.v. ugh it w a.bardly to be expected that the Governor would divest hiasell <•'■ hk iioid on the <ippointiseots ol Mooii2,157 words
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Article629 1896-06-27 1 1 i>. >|) d nisli nail nteanv-r Flctftt is expected to arrive bcre tioiu Manila on Monday moniin|^ There will be 1 pap^r duse on Wednesday ii'-\t. fiaishiog ai Baladtva The meet will be DOtified later I In- tnoathl) sewiag neettag ol the f hurch Work rVssociaiioa srill be bdd629 words
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181 1896-06-27 1 derman Cfdittt have- an e!tectual *,i\ tgM rid of troublesome dogs, though the method u:,c winch could be recommended for is< tlioruughlarc-. Bkycll bomU mm I bdand m tnc I atheriand «a*i hat extremely nuity explosives, which exercise a magical eSea Jpou the i_ur o!181 words
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Article169 1896-06-27 1 France is going ahead m the adaptatwn o the latest developments of science to the pra. tic purposes of daily life. In the matter of the .< <n£en rays, for example, Paris already boasts <v its "Bmdographic atelier," m the Rue le Pelctiei. Thu esublishment169 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement220 1896-06-27 1 W. Robinson Co, HoJKftene, Oi'p:\'s Ko\d. CtNTRAi.. Smgapofe. 5 3a«ery Road. a r^j I- >■<' -c< B^as^^^H^aaassssf3B7 x> HOE &y3sSt* -i wFv S^SISSSMBSSSK»k fMHV^SSvas^^ a JIltS v«»v s*«Wg^swsi ■BErl -T •tACHALS BRIXSME.AO FBURICW aVe. Transposi-^c a Allison 1 .^..os. fan. 11. NOBELS I Explosives Co.. Ltd. M ¥M REMS CM220 words
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Advertisement1068 1896-06-27 1 EXCHANGE BANKS. "TPHE Exchange Banks will be closed on .Monday, June 2Qth, being Coronation Day. June _>5. 30 6. WANTED AT ONCE. Hr V, quiet lodgings for married couple wiih two children. Or, would share a house with another family. Apply, terms and all particulars, to A. B. C." c/o1,068 words
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Advertisement862 1896-06-27 1 AUSTRALIAN BEEP. "THK undersigned is prepared to supply Aus- A tralian Beef of the finest tjuility, regular shipments being received. Ordtr-' bt sent to ENG YONG SIANG, i^S, Orchard Road. J jae 4-7 DORDTSCHE PETROLEUM MAATSCHAPPY, SOURABAYA. Vf ANUFACTURERS oi Petroleum Lubricant unequalled for Steam Engines, Cylinder nd every class862 words
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Advertisement393 1896-06-27 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE. TJfOODF'.D Gitf, suitable for pony- In good I*■ order. Apply L.8., c/o Free Press. June 87. i-7-v WANTED. Municipal Debentures do. do. ft% Tanjonjf Pa R ar Dock Debs. Slrails'ice Co. Straits Trading Co.'s Shares. FOR SALE. lanjong Pajjar Oo L k Shares. Jelebu < o.'s393 words
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Advertisement112 1896-06-27 1 REUTER'S TELEGRAMS The Venezuelan Difficulty. Mr. Harrison, the British surveyor prisoner m Venezuela, has been released The Chartered Company. Resignation of Messrs. Rhode? Beit and Harris. A resolution of the Board of Director I of the Chartered Company a< resignation of Hewn Rhodes Betl Harris. Tht resolution warmiv eulc Mr.112 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous246 1896-06-27 1 The Week. Saturday, 27th Hvh Water 1— 0.(40, 'i.,op. Cricket Pi larr.h .ii,,i f.r N. <•■ 1. Mail M m mm dm Sur.day. 28th i 1 v U I 1 ;n;t\ s l-ii pnf X.,). n^ l.jo p<rr Monday, 29th Hit Wate VViHard Open < 0 r<nra Hafl p p.m246 words
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Article898 1896-06-27 2 g en d the heading Topics of the Week Doth now. too oft, portend dead languages. Anon. *c lgunt homines nostri est farrago libelli, JI'VENAL. B 3 as though the official hankering ,vinmetrv of routine and the official Itlitj to its shibboleths of leave rules and898 words
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Article87 1896-06-27 2 PIRAMBULATORS V. ETCETBRAS. This match was commenced on the Esplanade last evening, and will be resumed this afternoon. The scores on call of time were PIRAMBLLATOKS. -V J Woodrottecßo-sb G. Mactaggart o J 4 ach c -"d b}■ C. Mactag K ai t IQ W. R. CollyerbJ.G MactaggaU T87 words
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Article207 1896-06-27 2 {FroM our own CorrstptmUnt.) Thursday, June 25tli. A new Football Club has just been -tarted lure. It is called the Gambi.-r 1-aia Football Club, and is composed of the junior members of the existing Joliure Football Club,. This new club introduced themselves to public notice this afternoon by207 words
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Article56 1896-06-27 2 Oa Moada) Bight at p.m., the Band ol the aad NorUraaiberlaod Pu.-ilier- will play the following selection ot musk ja the Botanii di Gaideofl Pk' ',k nMfc. I Gcaad Russian Festival March PtUrtktCnmi N \ipr,i\ ink. t-^:;i- A j ison. Vafae !"c-a y-j-L-.' Kom/ii< Sdecrioa56 words
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Article439 1896-06-27 2 TbeS.C.C. Athletic Sporta take piace on rbnrsdaj ai.d Saturday next July 2nd and 4th. mirirs closing tbu eveaing. The followiag names arc down at present tor the varioaa eveata Iw \a:ci> Fiat Race S. N L Binnv Scth K. J h. DsaaySi H S. Wiattasoo, M. A.439 words
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Article67 1896-06-27 2 SjCG Isr XI. Nkm XVI. The S.C.C. Baatch on Coronation Day i, the Fir.-,t Eleven P. Next Sixteen, to begin at 10 am. Ihe following will probably play. The Sixteen l.t. Binny, Capt. Dawkins, P. Dorays E. F. H. Hdlm, E. S. E^ek.el, F. T. Kc*lle E. Maxwell, M.67 words
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Article165 1896-06-27 2 All who arr disposed, out uf respect to the memory ot the brave Singaporean who won the Stanhope Gold Medal ot iB«y. t) subscribe to this Memorial Fund are invited to send their contribution.-, to the c*re of the Editor, Singapore Free Press. As already mentioned,165 words
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Article67 1896-06-27 2 Cholera existing m Kedah, the state is declared infected, and five days' quarantine from the date of departure from Kcdah is imposed. Mr. D. H. Wise is appointed a member ol the Board of Examiners m Malay. Quarantine is removed from vessels arriving from Foochow. Mr. E. E.67 words
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Article500 1896-06-27 2 Writing on the social effect of bicycling, ihc Spectator says The skilled cyclist who has developed the proper muscles and has got rid of the sense of fa(igue which haunts the beginner, just as it haunts, and daunts, the man who is learning to swim500 words
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206 1896-06-27 2 A fit- Vkk(xi.h) Kul' 1 ."i Collision pr'-.ir r.iii^c-d ra Iwaj caliision :-> t'j t>e one ol the attractions a', tne openi j H..- k:)c P.itlv .1 [,'■_.<- ire resort twenty*five mifc i toutli of Columbus, i)',io. 1 !:e < oluirbus, Hacking \'.,!!ey, and I206 words
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Article711 1896-06-27 2 The annual i-p<"-' S in.v make- pi*--i-rfHt reading I'.jr Engli-.li foik, Lin r.ever m'jr'j ~o ll iii on nit present o casion We have a. twofeU interesl m M. ue Lesseps' grand work bo;h a- investors and as ust:-. we share with it good lini^-^ and bad.711 words
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Article1459 1896-06-27 2 (To The Editor of the Times. j Sir, It is difficult to arrive at the truth as to the occunence and significance of the events of recent years m South Africa, and those who are not behind the scenes may well speak with diffidence. But1,459 words
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Article269 1896-06-27 2 As tiit-re seems to be a general feeling that the Totalizator does nol work out s itisfactorijy m practice owing to the publicity of all its transactions, it might be useful to give this reference to a modified Total zator, appearing m a Bangkok paper At the269 words
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Article63 1896-06-27 2 The General Electrical Association fßerlin) announce that they have succeeded m so improving the Rontgen tubes as to render it possible for the internal structure of the head, the larynx, and more especially the action of the respiratory organs and heart to be observed direct on the63 words
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Article179 1896-06-27 2 A special telegram from Mombassa, dated the 9th instant, to the B.nnhay Gazette, says: "Mr. Frederick Fordage, Assistant to the Administrator of East Africa, left to-day for the interior m charge oi the caravan en route to Uganda. The caravan imewdes 50 artisans and clerks from179 words
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Article223 1896-06-27 2 THE JAPANESE SERVICE TO LONDON We learn that the subsidy to be paid by the |ii|).iiit-«ie Government to ihe Nippon Vushen Kaisha m respect of the tatter's European service will be .4^3 855 yen for round voyages, provided the steamers be not ltss than 4 130 ton-, and have a223 words
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Article68 1896-06-27 2 (Corrected up to June j;.; On London. Bank 4 m/s -;-4 demand jji Private credits 3 m/s .2] 2-15/16 docunients3 m/s j<j credits 6 m/s j/j| On India. Bank demand iJUi.i UN Hongkong. Bank demand par. On Yokohama. Bank demand > par. On Java. Bank demand 13; Private 3068 words
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Article91 1896-06-27 2 (June 27.) Tin *i2.i^; GamLier 7.25" do. Cube No. 1 1145 Pepper, Black (ordinary Spore) 10.20 do. White, (Fair L/W=s% 17.75 Nutmegs 150s to the Ib.) 91. Mace (Banda) 96. Cloves (Amboina) 17.50 Liberian Coffee 30. Tapioca, small pearl (Fair quality) 340 do. do. rlakr (do. do.) 330 do.91 words
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Article241 1896-06-27 2 Quota now. Capital Paid up Shares Pd. O#», Hongkong \Shaißa,k iyo prr-m. 10 ,000.000 $.o,ooo.<*k, *>,000 1*5*1.5* r< taWM^ Si *4-,50 fcgrg Founders. t,, 5 Seller, Bk.dCh.naftJ^Ltd 3 Nominal j *450.068 100,875 4* < do. Debentures 6% ii% prem. $200,000 NewHpbourDockCo.Ltd. s Z ord. f,241 words
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Article268 1896-06-27 2 The Companr*! steamer^ are desp.acl'ed from Li\ crpuol outw.irds tur the Strdit^ Ciiinii X l*p*n and from |apan homewards for London every week, and have accommodation for first and third class passenger^ carrying a Surgeon and Stewardess. Through Bills of Lading are is>ucd tor all China,268 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous399 1896-06-27 2 .-mILS CLOSE I (>-!••>. k.- V Muar, 'aJuu r\» Malacca KUi.«. Sappho, < pm Penang Bomb iy, Rokil pm Penang, Washi, m [ndragth, Mount, p>i Bengkalis Ha^dn. //o Toxf, j pm B<nt;kal;s 5l Ba^an. Sultan, PM Hongkong, tec, Ciieang Chew, pm Deli, Sumatra, 4 pm Bassein, Saint Ronald.. 4 I'M399 words
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Miscellaneous1392 1896-06-27 2 rtISKLS IN Ho k i w-n-uf-Wa: ctao ft Ton. Capt» m tattwal P m mm 1 1 v > Po«roißi R nt L11 i 7 M,.\ 2, WawgJßßng Si N CMioc Other VaaaaU At*i di« Nor, 198; s idu c H Baj I \m Atlawtii Gecbq., 6jj Sahnekbi [urn Bd1,392 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement280 1896-06-27 3 THE EASTERN EXTENSION AUSTRALASIA 4 CHINA TELEGRAPH COMPANY. LIMITED. UDI'tTIOM Ol ka l RS. Pe'ianf io Mai* PmA -•>., xl 4 b a -11-. N v. ..I-'"' 11 1, v.V. GRHV W I > OK 15H N« >3 7 HARNESS. li; [*ALL\> A IA tpe i IH -makers aad Saddlers280 words
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Advertisement466 1896-06-27 3 «L,a^ LEEMANN A GATTVS »|i PATENTED FAST *jJ£ ST KHAKI DRILL. 3fe RAUJENBERG. SCHMIDT&C0 lfl 9lJF ALBERT COLAS, 1, HACI i#Mll», P AEI3 ABSINTHS #M 4 MOHOPOLS QU.NQUINA COCA. Tiade Mark W M MOINE COM IK D.S«Rapore. A(MM for M. OPPENHEIMER Co.. PARIS j V 19 j KATZ BROS. HIGH466 words
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Advertisement347 1896-06-27 3 DYNAM I T E. DEVIL BRAND, Tlif undersigned have now i< eived .-i shipment of the above w.-11-kn- xn Dyna- i mite, which i-; guaranteed equal :n every fespecl to nn\ Other brand offei Dg m llic market. The "DIVIL BRAND" of Dynamite is nsed at tin principi Mines m347 words
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Advertisement649 1896-06-27 3 Tho only Medicine of the kind awarded a Certificate at the Calcutta Exhibition. 1883-84, open to all Countrln PHDSPHDDYNE HAS THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY PHOSPHORIC MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. For thirty years has maintained m f^b ts cuer S' zin 6 effects arc shewn from the world-wide reputation as649 words
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Advertisement450 1896-06-27 3 McALISTER Co. Draw Special Attention TO A CONSIGNMENI oi-FRED-METTER'S PATENT IMPROVED OVENS, which they have just received AND are now on view, THE SIMPLEST CHEAPEST, AND MUSI ECONOMICAL COOKING STOVE IN USE ONtA IHI ONE FIRE ON TOP. TO ROAST, BAKE, AND BOIL. NO IJKK KWORK HKOi [RED. Can be450 words
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Advertisement636 1896-06-27 3 The Singapore Free Press 1 AND Mercantile Advertiser. Ckr.Lv Aonßfrss, Mdmrtimr, Km^_ TBLBfHOSe Ml MHKR. No. Published at 39. Changr Alley, Singgp-,,. THE Lading English Newspaper m th* Strait* Settlements Johore, th*> Protected Native States of Perak. 5, gor, Sungei I'jong, Pahang. th» H&ti Sembilan; British North Borneo: Sarawak Netherlands636 words
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