The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 17 July 1896
1896-07-17
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Article33 1896-07-17 2 1...! UM 11-I 1 -tl :> r v -n* < -main, c f .--..rr -m "by >i I r- :r- i '[I- ,'r^w, Rettdm, I <.y. ty.*i I I «v. i33 words
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Article762 1896-07-17 2 AS a general rule the proceedings of the Legislative Council !<> not iiii|H>sc themj selves very forcibly on Ihe aueotion of the general public. Where, as for instance m tin- case of legislation about shipping, or labour, or registration >>i firms, or bankrupt--1 cv. special commercial762 words
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Article1129 1896-07-17 2 Sensational Gold Find Near k ok bour ne- Three Mh.es from Town. Rich Specimens. i /'Northern Public Opinion, 'June gj.J A most important gold discovery was s made on Sunday afternoon last, less ilian j three miles west of Roebourne, by a drover I named James Morey,1,129 words
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Article746 1896-07-17 2 •S C. C. Thrbe Goxlsv. R. E. Nil. Unc noticeable feature about the Club players is that that no matter how poorly they have been playing, they invariably "buck up" m an important match. The forwards m the tie last night were a bit unsettled at746 words
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Article237 1896-07-17 2 MILITARIMS IN JAPANESE SCHOOLS. I" an appra alive a on the progress and prc-ri.t condition d p a Mr. V Jones, U. S. C m v.il it Chinkiang, writes tohif (ioverntnent It is impossible for me i<> conclude these biief notes without some mention ol ihe numberless ■choots, public and237 words
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Article248 1896-07-17 2 < To- Day.) "This music infatuates me!" It was thus Paderewski spoke of the efforts of the Chinese artists. Then it is music was asked, "Music lie answered, music why, it is wonderful music. I never saw more dramatic expression put into tones. In their plays fully248 words
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Article2288 1896-07-17 2 The American Pre»idkn i ial Klkctions. International Arbitra i ion. The Education Bill Imi-anm. Affairs on the Nile. Abolition oi Slavkry m Iff JtnuiifCftß. Thk United St\tks (mi Ciim. The South African Cpisi-. Thk Drlmmond Castle" D^vaieK. June \<). The Republuan Convention at Si.2,288 words
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REUTERS TELEGRAMS.
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Article68 1896-07-17 2 Remonstrance by the Power Ura\t. complicatioai ar« feared m Crete owing to theaggrtssuc attitu L- oi lurkiih troops, and the dca<J-iock betweca Governor and the Cretan militan 1 biefs Mr. G. N. Cur/on LJajder-Secretax] State for Foreign Affairs ha; stated House of Common^ that ttv 1 [\,\\<-~68 words
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Article21 1896-07-17 2 A Failure Feared. I Dcabincss is t»jlt at the ahoillKW bJ the water supply ta Egypt21 words
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Article122 1896-07-17 2 The 2nd Battalion Kin- Rflfol Riflet (/>oth Regiment) has sailed from Haiti 1* the Cape. The 60th is, like the Ritie Br^ade, -1 Foar-btt-tahon regiment. The Ist is at Julijnder lit Punjab, the 2nd a* above mentioned hai Malta for the Cape the 3rd 1= at122 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement1553 1896-07-17 2 ROBINSON COMPANY, NEW GOODS' Jl SI IO HAND the Xkw 50 m. Sicilian Cloth m Greys. I Fawns, Electrics and Black NEW GOODS! j IST 1() HAND, several pieces of io. Shot ALPACAS really M u rnAnc a serviceable a> well as a bright and tasciiiatinii dress also m new1,553 words
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Advertisement86 1896-07-17 2 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED. Municipal Debentures s% do. do. 6% Tanjong Pagar Dock Debs. Straits tee Co. Straits Trading Co. s >hares. Pataling Coftee Co.'s Share.-.. Tanjong Pagar Dock Co.'s Sha >:-. FOR SALE. Straits Insurance Co.'s Shares. FKASKR S* Exchange and Snare Brokers. Juiy 17. v.c. For New Zealand Direct.86 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous165 1896-07-17 2 The Week. Friday, 17th High Water 2.2 a., ;.o p. sth Fusiliers Sports. Swimming Club Laoncb, Johnstons Pier R. A. Quadrille Club, Bou=>tcaJ [ntf 8 p-'"-Moon hirst Ouarter. 10.59 P nl Willard Opera Co., Town Hall. p-Jo p.m. Saturday, 18th High Water 3.26 a., 3.5* p. sth Fusiliers Sports. Willard165 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement184 1896-07-17 3 W. Robinson Co. Hm,mW 5 Battery Read. j ■Op X w M x H INS? ?AD FBURH H. *c. \xATi po^r^ lhson Pianos. 1 Mfc i t. KAT/ BROS, HIGH CLASS TAILORS AM' B&KB UK MAKERS. Outfitters Hosiers, ..>.. x SMI WNI I traits S H Sta^ 8 1 1184 words
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Advertisement705 1896-07-17 3 Penang Turf Club. PROGRAMME O! Tfll AUGUST MEETING, 1896 L mki the Rules of the Straits Racing Assouati m.) FIRST DAY. Thursdmy, tk* 5tA August, i9q6, i. i he M\ii>kn Plate. Mit »)3OO.— Foi .Maiden Horses, (.per Kuie j v Stiaks Racing Association) Weight per scale, j i.i Ib D-t.mce705 words
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Advertisement1142 1896-07-17 3 Singapore Sporting Club. The Autumn Race Meeting will bt; held on the 2otb, -'2nd and 24th October, 1896. Programme AUTUMN MEETING, rSg6, FIRST DAY, Tuesday, Oct. Joth. First RaCB. Thk Maiden Plitk. Jfalue $.250. A Race for Maiden Horses— Weight as per scale (tost gib.) An allowance ol a lib.1,142 words
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Advertisement402 1896-07-17 3 MARSHALL SONS CO., LIMITED. S Si SOLE AGENT FOR THE STRAITS, JOHN LAWSON, rELEPHONE No. 115. >". < E< II STREET. m. jVJ i/i imUiMiw^i .V/A* ■i^-Ant I imtLtfwv til fcfai'dtt* an&mdtna tm,uiu**t* m ftrfiffJ the -J/i AGENTS FOR M. OPPENHEIMER, PARIS. ft. J. DENIS, HENRY MOUNIE CO. COGNAC. 1402 words
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Advertisement291 1896-07-17 3 BKHN, MKVKK |*VkS% SUnfrttpt > <" ii». /'< > ">';,'. Messrb. John I.llH* N >.'o. Messrs. Gnntrd k Scfaubmacher Iml Batava and Sout-abiiy" \'A^^e^\ !1 Mes^r-. Hon^'hton ■>. l^j^j^P^ m.l.w. v— har ill M* 3lfflfl VJ SPfGALSCOftH O The World's Desire Price $9.50 per case. McALISTER CO. SOLE IMPORI ERS291 words
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Advertisement419 1896-07-17 3 McALISTER Co. Draw Special Attention PO A CONSIGNMENT .rt«;r FRED-METTERS PATENT IMI'RO\ hit <J\ h\> which they have just noeife are now on view, IHK SIMPLEM CHKAPESI AMi IK IS ECONOMICAI COOKING STU ONE FIRE ON TOP to ROAST, BAKE. AND BOIL no MUC KWOSK Rl Q Can be used419 words
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