The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly), 16 July 1890
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Title Section35 1890-07-16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. WEEKLY MAIL EDITION. THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, 16th JULY, 1890. No. 155 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, 16th JULY, 1890. No. 15535 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement295 1890-07-16 1 THE SINGAPORE AND STRAITS AERATED WATER Co. (Established 1882.) MANUFACTURERS Off HIGH-CLASS MINERAL WATERS, FRUIT SYRUPS, AND CORDIALS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. This Company's Aerated Waters CARE MANUFACTURED BY IE VERY HIGHEST CLASS OF MACHINERY And from the best ingredients, \NI) \RE RECOMMENDED FOR PURITY AND EXCELLENCE OF QUALITY. They may295 words
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Advertisement448 1890-07-16 1 Riley Hargreaves Co. Established 1865. Engineers,. Boilermakers, Iron and Brass-founders, Bridge Builders, and Shipwrights, MERCHANT ROAD, SINGAPORE, AND AT KWALA LUMPOR. :o: Sole Agents for the Straits for RUSTON PROCTOR CO.— Portable and Horizontal Engines, Centrifugal Pumps Steam Navvies, Saw-Mill, and Mining Machinery.— For which they have received 230 Prize448 words
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Advertisement189 1890-07-16 1 ROBINSON Co Singapore and Pknang (Established 1858.; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Outfitter*. LADIES' DEPARTMENT. Silk and Satins. Costumes. Millinery. Umbrellas Untrimmed Hats. Parasols. Dress Materials. Laces. Boots and Shoes. Ribbons. Haberdashery. Hosiery. Corsets. Gloves. Underclothing. Velvets. Velvettas. Velveteens. Crapes. Plushes. Gauze*. Embroidering. Fancy Articles tor Presents. The dress-making department is in189 words
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Advertisement370 1890-07-16 2 CHINA PONIES. The Shanghai Horse F Bazaar Co., Ltd. uj)j)ly China Ponies for Plantation work in the Straits, Java and Sumatra, at moderate prices. Particulars can be obtained from the manager. Shanghai Horse Bazaar who will give careful attention and despatch to any order Ruttonjee Merwanjee Co., Indian and Colonial370 words
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Advertisement303 1890-07-16 2 KNIGHT CO., Art Furniture Manufacturers Decorators and Designers. 14, Littli Britain, Hill Strict, LONDON. SINGAPORE. REGIS /Yj* TERED TRADE f /£M§f MARK No. \^<-y qoqjjDrawing Room Slues upholstered in a variety of the newest patterns < f silk tapestries velvets satins and plushes. Dining Koom Furniture of the latest designs.303 words
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Advertisement287 1890-07-16 2 1 McALISTER Co. Offer the following Wines and Spirits of vcrv fine quality. PERINET FILS Dry Verzenay Champagne. ,7 Sis PER C4SI OF i DoZ. QUARTS. JOHN McDOUGAL'S S<> per casi of 1 Doz. Quarts. JOHN McDOUGAL'S Vino de Pasto. $9 per casi of i Doz. Quarts. JAMES WATSON CO.'S287 words
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Article223 1890-07-16 55 Leading Articles. F.cononu'c value of Fads; 55 Kood Storing ,< 56 Insubordination 57 The Language Bonus 57 Forest Conservation 57 Penang 5$ Local. Paragraphs 59 Raub Prospects 63 Debiting Society 64 Sing Po Notes M 66 The Dalhousie Obelisk 67 Sambas Exploration Co M 66 Malacca 67 Cricket >»223 words
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Article59 1890-07-16 55 (Corrected up to July 14.) On London. Bank 1 m/s J.6J demand ftSl Private credits 6 m/s 3 7« documents 6 m/s 3 3 m s 3*6* On India. Bank demand 223.^ Private 30 d/f 228 On Hongkong. Bank demand £%dis. Private 3od/ c 2\%dis. On Java. Bank demand59 words
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Article21 1890-07-16 55 Domestic Occurrence. BIRTH. On 19th v ho., at Rossetti Mansions, Cheyne Walk. Chelsea, the wife of Edwim Austin ot a daughter.21 words
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Article100 1890-07-16 55 (JI'LY 15.) Tin.... 131-*5 G.imbier 7-4° do. Cube No. i 1°.53 do. do. So. 2 m 8 75 Pepper, Black (ordinary Spore) i.v do. White, (Fair 1./W=s% m »5« Nutmegs F5«) to the Ib.) 95« Mace (Banda) SiCloves (Amboina) 2O BaTy toffee (i«'% Black*) »6. T^piora, smnll pearl (I'air100 words
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Article, Illustration955 1890-07-16 55 Here shall ti.r Pre»* the People** fight maintain, I'n.iwed by influence and unbribed by pain; Here patriot Truth her precept* firaw, Pledged to RrliL'ioii, l.ov.ilty. ami I .-i\\. (July 9th). It was after a visit to one of the numerous exhibitions which have followed in constant succession955 words
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Advertisement51 1890-07-16 55 The Raub Australian Syndicate, Limited. In accordance with a resolution of the Directors, notice is hereby given that shares on which all calls have not been paid on or before the 26th day ot July 1890, will be liable to be forfeited. G. A. DERRICK, Local Secretary. July 5. 0'51 words
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Page 55 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous259 1890-07-16 55 The Week. The P. O. steamer Pekin, with the London Ynail of June 20th., arrived on Monday morning last (14th). The homeward mail will be taken by the P. O. steamer Rome leaving at four o'clock this afternoon, July [6th, The week has been characterised by heavy rainfall and floods259 words
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Article1268 1890-07-16 56 A topic th.it has from time to time occupied the attention of the local press although its discussion has never yet resulted in any action, —at leaM as iir as thepublic are aware, is tha» of the food supply of Singapore, in particular relation to the possibility of1,268 words
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Article658 1890-07-16 57 T I 1 AFTER going to press yesterday another telegram arrived which points to a loosening of the bonds of discipline in yet another branch of the Government service. Not only has the London police force been seething with discontent for months past, rising To such a pitch that658 words
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Article1000 1890-07-16 57 (July I2lh). The fact that the Government have now abolished not only the Ghi Hol< but a number of other Chinese Societies enforces in vet stronger manner the wisdom of losing no time in fitting the personnel ol the public services, and more particularly the Police, for1,000 words
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Article706 1890-07-16 58 CONSERVATI ON. (July 14th). THERE is now under consideration in Perak a proposed >rder in Count il, dealing with products on State lands. The Orders in Council ol a Native State; correspond to our Ordinances in many respects, prescribingpenalties, defining powers and excepting persons or classes from their operations. Many706 words
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Article905 1890-07-16 58 The i.ssu of the Government Gasette now to hand contains, among other matter, the somewhat lengthy* Administration Report upon the Settlement of Penang for the year 1 XSo,. As usual the report is introduced by a statement of Jthc financial position of Penang at the (lose' of905 words
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Article660 1890-07-16 59 In connection with the lack of transparency of the ice yesterday, we learn that the snowy and generally uncrystalline appearance was not the effect of accident, but of design. As a matter of fact the Straits Ice Company have been pushed to their utmost resource by660 words
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Article684 1890-07-16 59 The mail steamer Pekin left Colombo at 6 P. M. on Monday, the 7th inst., and may be expected in Singapore on Monday morning next (14th.) Our German friends will probably be interested to know that Admiral Yalois is expected to be present at the performance684 words
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Article484 1890-07-16 59 Lady Dickson'f garden reception yesterday afternoon was well attended. The mail despatched from Singapore to London per M. M. steamer BaghalifH on the Mill June was delivered on the 7UI instant. The mail despatched from Singapore to London by the V G. L S. S. JVecJtar484 words
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Article343 1890-07-16 60 To give the Regimental team, that is to proceed to Perak shortly, some practice, a match is arranged f<>i them next Saturday (commencing on Friday at four o'clock) v. the S.C.C. It appears that Ihe real reason of the falling through of the S.C.C. match v. Penang and Perak343 words
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Article212 1890-07-16 60 A Selangor isitor to Singapore sends us the following hint to whom it may concern —Having heard so much of the Grand Ball at the Skating Rink, I went there last night, and was delighted to see the place so well lit«up, and so many young212 words
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Article1186 1890-07-16 60 Mr. 11. M. Becher arrived this morning l>v the mail from Europe. The E. E. A. T. C.'s s. s. Sherard Osbonic left at 1 1 a. if. yesterday for Banjoe wangie direct. No C ian<;e in state of interrupted cables is reported, but, 88 already1,186 words
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Article1646 1890-07-16 61 The total Return of Visitor*to the Raffles Library and Museum during last week uas 1,035. The next Taoglin Club "At Home" is down for Friday, the 25th lust. The heavy rainfall this morning seriously impeded traffic. The Rochore trams did not commence to run until about1,646 words
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Article151 1890-07-16 62 The 58th Regiment <l Lily Variety Company gave their second performance on Saturday night in the Theatre at the barracks. The programme was mostly of the Moore and Burgess class, and was most enthusiastically received. Ot the serious items, Mr. Stanley's recitation Christmas Day in the Workhouse151 words
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Article715 1890-07-16 62 [f on previous days the water has been described as choppy "lumpy" is the more appropriate term to apply to its tondition yesterday. A strong S. \V. wind had been blowing in most uf the day, mure than ruffling the surface of the water and715 words
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Article508 1890-07-16 62 •I- o -I' II Ihf 58TH v. IHE Rest. A farewell match was played at the Barracks yesterday between the 58th team which goes away to-morrow to Penan g and Perak and a team got together by Dr. Smi h from the Royal Artillery, Royal Engineers, and Staff. The508 words
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Article1976 1890-07-16 63 The visit of Mr. Bibby to Singapore gives us an opportunity to learn further particulars of the work going on at Raul). The main level runs S.E. to X.W. and work is going on at the drives to the west. About a hundred tons ot stuff are now1,976 words
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Article329 1890-07-16 63 (Term 67. Pilot, June 14. 11. M.5. RambUr found the Quetta rock, <«- st ited ii <»ur last issue, but was un ible t > find the Calcutta rock. Both Quetta and Mid rocks have I) »ii artfully verified and tundings taken around. The whole chart is329 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter269 1890-07-16 64 To nil EDITOIi DEAR Sir,—Lucidity and consistency in tin- arguments of a leading newspaper add materially to its advantages. Will you therefore be good enough to give your explanations on a certain point, which probably had net cm ;i|>f<l your attention when penning the remarks in your leading269 words
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Letter165 1890-07-16 64 Singapore, <Sth July, 1890. [Our correspondent will perhaps be good enough to re-peruse our Statement of objections held by the Australians to the Chinese. lie will notice that opium-sr.ioking, per se, is not one of these, the real objection of course being that the Chinese are not a race with165 words
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Letter140 1890-07-16 64 To the Editor. SIR, As resident in the Australian colonies during 14 years, and as one thoroughly understanding and sympathising with their policy, allow me to congratulate you on the leading article contained in your issue of the 7th inst. It is the most succinct and140 words
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Article1020 1890-07-16 64 At last night's meeting 'July 8 j there were 33 present. The Sp aker(Mr. A. Knight) presided. Several questions wen asked as t«» the proceeding* of the Committee meeting on July 2, and the position of the S ciety" In reply the Premier said it wri-, intended t<>1,020 words
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Article1098 1890-07-16 64 (Chinese Times.) The Chinese Government has allowed Captain Lang, R.N.i to resign the position which was no longer tenable, of Co-Admiral in the Chinese service, and in so doing has declared, for the third time, I))' acts more authoritative than words, the settled determination of China to1,098 words
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Article1045 1890-07-16 65 (N. C. Daily News.) Mow often has it not been said in every tone, in every form, in private conversations, in public meetings, in the press, that the Frenchman i> nol and can not be a coloni-t This is how a recent number of the Courrier1,045 words
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Article446 1890-07-16 65 In response to an invitation from the Ciold Ores Reduction Company, Limited, a number of gentlemen attended at the company's works, Hackney \Vi< Ie, on the 2<>th April, to witness the process ot gold extraction under their patents. This company has lor some time past been treating446 words
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52 1890-07-16 65 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY. Corps Orders. C rps Orden Ly Capt. K. Dunman, Acting Com. S. V. A. Singapore, pth "July, 1890. On account ot the lio.it Races the General Meeting if postponed till Friday tBth inst., at S JoP. M. Hy Order, (Signed) R. S. Watson, Major, r.%, Actg. Adjutant52 words
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Letter473 1890-07-16 66 To THI EOITOIt Sir, Will you allow me to make a few remarks on the Chinese question in Australia, supplemental only to the statement of the position in your previous article, which itself contains enough information on the subject to satisfy the intelligent enquirer that the exclusion of473 words
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Article416 1890-07-16 66 Notes from the Sing Po." Jim; 30, The leading article tells us that according to a hook (.tiled the Too Shan Sun Man/ the Chinese custom of binding the feet of small commenced in the Southern Tone Dynasty. I Miring the rei?n of the Emperor Li How Chin there was416 words
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Article1146 1890-07-16 66 Mr. Liddelow, who arrived lately from Western Borneo, has supplied us with the following information respecting the operations of the Sambas Exploration Company Limited on their properties in Montraclo and Uoedoek, Sultanate of Sambas. Montkado, which before the rebellion in 1554 was a great mining1,146 words
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Article1262 1890-07-16 67 YesterdtV morning (9th) the workmen engaged in removing the foundation of the old Daihousie monument came upon a bottle containing some curious relics. First there was a vellum document in a very illegible state, hearing date i<\5 f >. It begins ihus Dalhousii Testimonial, Erected by the1,262 words
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Article966 1890-07-16 67 {From our own Correspondent^ It I* said that Ex-Peughulu Damion of Kwalla Linggi has presented a petition against the present IVn^hnlu and the Kathi, asserting that they have been guili)f of malpractices in the matter of a woman named Alisah, who was devorced from h< r busband. It is966 words
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Article954 1890-07-16 68 The following notice of the late General Brine is from the Times of India: The death of General Brine "Fred. Brine" as lie was always known in India— reminds us of a fantastic, eccentric, but very clever individuality. He joined the Royal Enginccn in 1847 and managed to954 words
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Article254 1890-07-16 68 c \iu.r. Communication Entirely Cit ori WITH AUSTRALI We have obtained these particulars at the Telegraph Office This morning, at 1.35 (Singapore time), a sharp earthquake shock passed over Banjoewangie and the south-east of Java, by iar the sharpest shock felt for many years, reports an254 words
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Article708 1890-07-16 68 The annual address delivered by President J. A. Price, of the Scranton Board of Trade, was devoted tp an exposition of aluminum, which he regards as ihe metal of the future," and destined to work a revolution in the mechanic arts. In an enthusiastic spirit of prophecy708 words
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Letter1400 1890-07-16 69 Being absent from Singapore on May 6th my attention was not called to the following letter, which appeared In your weekly issue ol that date, until now. A correspondent, "Bull," wrote to you thus Sir, —What is the object of Mr. Bailor's letter in yourissuLM)f yesterday? Does he wish1,400 words
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Article532 1890-07-16 69 The Chinaman who is charged with the offence of bigamy has been committed for trial at the next Assizes, which will commence on Tuesday next, bail being allowed in the sum of $250. We understand thai Mr. (1. C. Wray, the Assistant Protector of Chinese, will proceed to532 words
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115 1890-07-16 70 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY. Corps Orders. C rps Orders by (apt. R. Duninan, Acting Com. S. V. A. Singapore, nth [July, iX<jn. i. The following members are qualified for promotion. Tothtßmnk of Serge*nts.—Oxs. Fabris, Br. G A. Derrick, Grs. Benjafield, anss, Fry, Murray W.. Sisson, Shells. To the R**k tf BombarJier.'-Gr.115 words
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Article843 1890-07-16 70 We published in last issue a petition to the House of Commons which is being circulated for signature in Singapore, against ihc opium traffic, in which, after letting forth that the Chinese are ruined by opium nior.illy, physically and materially," the petitioners pray the843 words
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Article1648 1890-07-16 70 It has always struck us as curious that, with the amount of capital seeking investment, the mineral resources of Siam and her dependencies are neglected for practically, they are neglected. Seeking for gold in a alluvial soil may be tempting to those who wish to win a1,648 words
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Article1906 1890-07-16 71 It has been suggested by Mr. Patrick Egan, an American inventor, thai me phonograph miglt be used as a cash resist- r. Every sum the cashier receives might be called in the phonograph, and there recorded, as a cheek on the accounts Herr Silas, an Austrian1,906 words
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Article853 1890-07-16 72 Before Mr. Hire thin morning, 1 2tli) Lee Fow Yong and Tan King Wah were charged by Mr. Newland with the murder of Quee Loh Naog on the s.s. Alberta on the way down from Penaog on the 9th in ft Mr. Khory defended. YueeAh (Juang, brother853 words
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Article123 1890-07-16 72 [l rora the Charleston World] 14 Oh, Frank, dear, what is a icceipt She asked me (she looked very swt ipt Her directoire, it fitted so neipt She's stylish from brow to her feipt). 11 I'll explain." I said, fair Mar^ucreipt So I placed my arm round her123 words
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Article1242 1890-07-16 72 LiiumuxT Fiske, in rai Ni# York. Forum. Let us imagine two fleets at sea in war time, each conscious that the other may appear at any instant upon the horizon. In the centre of each fleet are the heavy battle-ships of the first and1,242 words
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Article420 1890-07-16 73 No amount of intellect will enable a man to keep ahead of an insect. What can a creature which has to be elaborately born and fed and cared for during «i long series of years do against a perky little winged, atom which can change itself from one420 words
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Article1107 1890-07-16 73 Mr. Rees, the Indefatigable private secretary of Lord Connemara, Governor of Madras has just ssued a valuable paper describing a vir-it recently paid by his Excellency to the Eurasian settlements of Whiterield and S lusmond, on the tableland of Mysore, some 200 miles from Madras. These1,107 words
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Article1297 1890-07-16 73 Miss Philippa Garrett Fawcett, who is the fir' t woman, that has taken higher honours in the Mathematical Tripos at Cambridge than a man, was born in Cambridge twenty-two years ago. She was at the High School, Clapham, and three years back entered Newnham, having won a Scholarship.1,297 words
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Letter121 1890-07-16 74 To thi Editor. Dear Sir,—ln the Free Press <>f the 26th June, is a tale of a tiger measuring 14 feet from the end of his tail to im- tip of his nose" stated to have been shot in Singapore by a Chinaman. 1 should121 words
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Article148 1890-07-16 74 To-morrow (1 8th) Mr. Chief Justice O'M alley will open the Fourth Assize in the Supreme Court. The list -is not as heavy as at the last, there being only 14 cases for trial, with 27 prisoners. Ihe most serious is Chian Chuan, charged with murder. The three148 words
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Article1316 1890-07-16 74 The first general meeting of the Penjom-Pahang Gold Company (Limited), was held on the 19th June, at the oflires of the company. Mr. F. 1). Banister (the chairman) presided. 1 he Secretary having read Uie notice convening the meeting, The Chairman made a statement, in the course1,316 words
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Article324 1890-07-16 74 A match between the Regimental team that is to proceed to Perak shortly, and an Eleven of the S. C. C. was j)layed last Saturday and after a somewhat close iinUh resulted in a victory for the S. C. C. It will be noticed that Mackenzie of the Recreation324 words
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Article493 1890-07-16 75 Under dale Batavia, Btb July, Mr. PerCival Spencer writes to us as follows As promised I now.send you enclosed a translation of a paragraph in the JavaBode about my doings here, which majy be of interest. As you are probably aware 1 made two. actOTV493 words
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Article364 1890-07-16 75 The investigation into the murder of Quee Loh Nang, with which two fellowpassengers are charged, was concluded today, before Mr. Hare. The remainder of the evidence is as follows Quee Eng Keng was with deceased at the time. He identified Henry Williams, the European who seized the364 words
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Article1252 1890-07-16 75 fßy to-dtiy 's Mail.) BtKToiio Straits I in Co, A k-l»gram I'rom ihe Singap re agents of tli" lUnton*^ Straits Tin Company states that 25 tow of ore havfi been shipped by steamship Aberdeen, and that a further 10 tons .ire rea iy for shipment. PSMJOM PAHAVO MIMXi;1,252 words
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Article1153 1890-07-16 76 Ceylon Observer. London, July I.— Lord Randolph Churchhill speaking at Barrow in-Fumcss yesterday denounced in strong terms Mr. Caine's defection from the Conservative party owing to the honest attempt of Government to apply the surplus to the cause of temperance. Lord Randolph said that he was confident that1,153 words
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Article580 1890-07-16 76 The opening day of the races of the Singapore Rowing Clvb ashore at least looked very favourable. When the water was seen, however, with a short choppy swell, each wave of which was broken by the wind, it was felt that the occupants of the580 words
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Article738 1890-07-16 77 The programme for the second day originally included the second heats of the light fours and the single sculls, but the latter had to be postponed owing to one of the skiffs being slightly damaged in the accident at the finish of the first heat on738 words
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Article908 1890-07-16 77 Third Day.— July 12. Saturday's rowing was favoured by liner weather than we have had any day recently, and by an excellent muster of spectators. The sea had almott entirely gone down, leaving a hardly perceptible swell, though there was stdl a light breeze from south-west. The afternoon had promised908 words
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Article521 1890-07-16 78 Our Boys'" lii deference to a generally expressed trUh the company of focal amateurs who have already given two w. 11-at tended and successful performances of the above favourite Comedy were good enough to give one more representation of the piece la-t night. Tn»- management mindful of t ie interests521 words
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Article267 1890-07-16 78 Before Mr. Chief Justice O' Mai ley. Tuesday, July 15. Before the commencement of the proceedings, directly the jury were sworn, The Attorney-General mentioned a case' in which the public took much interest, namely that of Syed Mohamet] Alsagoff. Mr. Sbearwood had asked that it be taken before267 words
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Article1254 1890-07-16 78 (June 2oth.) An Exchange Company's telegram from Cairo says A rumour is current here that the Maheh has released all his European prisoners. The most 11 )ted of the Mahdi's European prisoners was Lupton Hey, the former Governor of Darfour, who for three or four years1,254 words
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590 1890-07-16 79 The Hongkong v. Singapore Cricket Match. Ho ngko ng Tel eg rap h We are informe 1 that the Singapore Cricket Club is still anxiously waiting for an answer to the challenge they sent the Hongkong C. C. some weeks ago, and that, unless volunteers are forthcoming within a week's590 words
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678 1890-07-16 79 Straits Settlements. Pahang News. Ceylon Observer Correspondence. By a n ex -Cy/on A'es ide at.) Pelcan, June 21. The meeting of Pahang State Council was held some time back at the Sthana Rnpa (in Malay, the Palace of the Sultan). The meetirg wasopenet at 5p m. It consisted of His678 words
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633 1890-07-16 79 The rep >rt for 1 889 states: The year 1 8 So la> been one of bad native trade in China, more particularly the latter half of it. Money has been scarce and dear, and many of the traders have been crippl< dby financial difficulties.633 words
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Advertisement158 1890-07-16 79 PSELANGOR NOTES. (Government Gazette, July nth.) Appointment.— Mr. A.A.Lou, Assistant Engineer on flu Selangor Railway Extension. Leave.— Mr. GC. Bellamy, Kw. Clangor, fourteen months from May 17th; Mr A. W. Harper, Kw. Lumpor, twelve months from June ist Mr. W. il. West, three months extension from June 241 h. Dismissal.—158 words
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Article897 1890-07-16 80 One ol rhe most painful and tryii i- megrim, or migraine, oa urrii g ften in one side (> i the head. In the popular mnd migraine and epilepsy are somewhat allied, and many m< men incline to this view. Bui a readable article in the Lancet, written by897 words
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Article224 1890-07-16 80 REUTpRS London, July to.- -A serious strike of the London postmen is imminent. Severe conflicts have taken place between the Police and the Mob in Bow Street. The Police had to charge and use their batons. The Grenadier Guards. Tlie War Office has da ided that the duties224 words
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Miscellaneous146 1890-07-16 80 Passengers Arrived. July 8 Per Djetnnah fr m Marseilles. Messrs. ReyrtOt, Shut" van der Spek, Quin, Klopp, (reus. Oostermeyer, Mrs. Reyes and Mr. Maarlens. June o Per Ajax from Liverppol via Penang. Messrs. Grose and Shelly. Per Austral ind from Kremantle*. Messrs, Delay, Miller, Collins, Loveridge, Lindsay and Stephi ns.146 words
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Miscellaneous629 1890-07-16 80 Per B W. Uin from Pontianak.— Mr. Dare. July 13: Per Calypso: from Deli. Mr. Vorstenberg. Per Argus: from Newcastle N. S. W. -Mr. Lloyd. Per Ruby from Palembang. Mr. Braus. July 14: Per Devonhurst: from Batavia. Messrs. Ross, Rutter, Mallcowsky and Zobel. Per McA lister from Macassar. Messrs. Arch629 words
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Miscellaneous650 1890-07-16 81 Royalist, B. N. B. 151. Armstrong, Labuan, luly 6, General, Ong Hue Hai. K. Albrri Biit.str.. 2.214, Nelson, Liverpool, May Ie General and 61 Chinese Passcugers, Paterson Simons iSc Co. 1. P. Isabella, Brit, str., 83, Hudson, Jambie, July 9, Ganerai and 29 Deck Pascengers, Bun Hinte Co.— R. July650 words
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Miscellaneous572 1890-07-16 81 ]ulv Sun: Bamdjar, Dnt. >ir., Tuckey, for Sourabaya and B injermassin. Bam Sbkg Guan, Brit, sir., Geary, lor Bangkok. Calbdovibbt, l r. *-tr., P.iul, tor Marseilles via ports. Pout Victor, Brit, sir., Bird, for Marseilles and London via Penang. BHUMDARA, Brit, sir., Blake, for Melbourne via ports. l)t.( ima. ("»er.572 words
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Miscellaneous601 1890-07-16 81 Sailing Vussitf.^ Prins ()m \h, from Liverp ol May 24. Moon \n, from nrditf May 9. THBRMOPYLAR, <'«• J"' ie li<> Nemesis, Irom New Y«»rfc Mar. 4. Mow, m do. May 14. Pbnobscot, do. May 31. YKSSKLS LOADING. Fur London Narwbl, Brit, sh., GilfilUn Wood tk <'• For Niw York601 words
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1248 1890-07-16 82 Planters 1 Association. (From the "Pinang GawrtU A meeting oftheaboveA! ociation was held al n on luesday, in the c hamberof Commerce, r ,];m usa the Ihinese labour question, with a view lo passing a refolution requesting the Government to appoint a commission lo make1,248 words
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Article316 1890-07-16 82 JI'LV 15th. io'go. QUOTATION. Cap. Pd. up Shares Value Pd. Div. M'kongX: S'liai Bank. 2«>i Prem Sales. 7,500,0007,500,000 60,000 125 125 New Oriental Bank. £51 Buyers. £.2,000,000 £567,100 67,100 50 50 6 p.c. Tanjong Pagar Dock. £'9."> Sellers. 1,400,000 1,400,000 14,000 100 100 10 p.c. dn Debentures 6316 words
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Advertisement275 1890-07-16 82 FIRE BRICKS, TILES, AND DRAIN PIPES. Messrs. GRUNBERG BROS., have been appointed Sole Agents for the .Straits, Sumatra, Borneo and Siara of the OLD ESTABLISHED Raneegunge Pottery Works, and are prepared to enter into contracts to Supply, in any quantity, Glazed Stoneware Drainage or Sewerage Pipes, From 2 in. to275 words
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Miscellaneous167 1890-07-16 82 Weather Report. (July 14-) Taken at Kandang Kerbau Hospital Observatory. 9 m. 3P. M. 9P. m. Bar. red. 32 Fah 29*837 sij.Sjj 2( )4 Temperature 858 86.5 82.3 Wet Bulb Thormomt'ler... 785 77.5 7^-4' Dir.ofWind \V. N.N.W. S. M.i\. Temp, in shade 80.4 Mm. do do 74.5 Max. in Sun167 words
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Page 83 Advertisements
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Advertisement879 1890-07-16 83 THE TANJONG PAGAR DOCK COMPANY LIMITED. Tmk premises of the Company are situated at Tanjong Pagar, adjoining the Town of Singapore. Steam tram-cars run at short intervals carrying passengers and goods from Wharf to destinations at low rates. The Wharf extends to one mile and a quarter and is divided879 words
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Advertisement448 1890-07-16 83 RILEY MARGREAVES Co Established 1865^ Engineers, Boilermakers, Iron and Brass-founder s s Bridge Build* crs and Shipwrights, 11, Merchant Road, Singapore, AND at Kwala Lumpor. *t Sou*: AoSNTS for the Straits for RUSTON PWOCTOR Co.— iV^?"" Horizontal rflff^fe™ Engines, j- i Centrifugal j&m[m*'''o f^^*^S2*~~' Steam Wivvies, For which they have448 words
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Advertisement473 1890-07-16 83 TABAQUERIA UNIVERSAL. No. 8 Raffles Place, SOLE AGENTS lor Ihc Ln Insular Factory, always in Stock the Choicest Selection of igars I from the above Factory, and also import Cigaai of the very best brands from the Leading Factories of La Perla El Cometa del Oriente and La Constancia. The473 words
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Page 84 Advertisements
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Advertisement942 1890-07-16 84 POWELL CO., AUCTIONEERS, SINGAPORE. nmiOnm. FURNITURE, 4c. L* I I 1 lIC MEiRAHs Jewel Safes. BE»STEADS (IKON;. KPANKSK SKooß Casks. v^^^^Sv dw^* *\^k Lim Hook Stands. j?" >^^ H m Mi TTIVr Billiard lablks rPj^* ls si\ m w lli/^ M *5 C M Is ty 111 I B mH942 words
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