The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly), 11 July 1893
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly)
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Title Section17 1893-07-11 17 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. WEEKLY MAIL EDITION. THIRD SERIES. TUESDAY, JUi-X \\t\ ifi No.17 words
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Article99 1893-07-11 17 Joo. 18 A ficial Assignee 39 BNRT. l 8 28 21 urn Match, 23 The Psaher and ttu 21 •I Commission, Photographic Sobet) K\l bliion, 26 j ll :ri Sembilan, •es, 20 20 Selan^or News, 23 24 A _:apore, Singapore Lind Co., 1.d.. ns, 26 Topi.-* ct the Day.99 words
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Article19 1893-07-11 17 (Corrictid up to July 10 On I Bank 4 Bank den. -11 Oh HwMtm Soti Bank of E19 words
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Domestic oCCURRENCES.
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Article377 1893-07-11 17 Tli ,ai! from Europe is expected Yarra on the th London advices up to the 23rd ult ollowed on the 24th inst. nna bii; ip to the 30th ult. This ir Europe to morrow by the P. Rosetta, being succeeded by iney on the I Commission at tin377 words
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Article, Illustration318 1893-07-11 17 Mussulman v. Hindoo. (J uly 4th.) Uert 'maintain. 1 unbribed by jain Orion* TcrpM draw. l'leJ«r.i i. -valty. and I^w. There was never a more telling reply to the brood of Padgett, m.i-.'s, who want to see the Indian empire run by natives on Indian Congress lines, and ignore the318 words
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Article391 1893-07-11 17 To-DAY'S telegram gives some furt details as to the cause of the disaster to the Victoria. The movement ordered appears to have been that described by us robable cause last Wednesday when we suggested that "if the squadron were to return on its track the vessels would simultaneously391 words
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Article368 1893-07-11 17 ly 6th.) Thk Municipal Commission at their meeting yesterday discussed the neo (or an enquiry into the discipline and working of the Fire Brigade in general, and particularly on the occasion of the fire in Battery Road on Friday last. Putting the trivial little matter of how and368 words
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Advertisement17 1893-07-11 17 NORTH AUSTRALIAN BUTCHERING CO., SHIPPING AND RETAIL BUTCHERS OF ALIAN CATTLE ONLY. Telephone No. i Apr v.c.17 words
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Article401 1893-07-11 18 The Chairman's speech at the meeting of the Straits Insurance Company to-day is pleasant reading. It embodies in a succinct form the principal features of the rtport of the Company, which has already been published in these columns. Mr. SOHST, as usual, confines himself to straight-forward401 words
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Article671 1893-07-11 18 July 7th rks may be made on the present discussion in connection with the ide. As to the Superintendent, now on leave, there appears to be a P. Ow though a brilliant one at that. This is in our opinion a mistake. Mr. Owk man. became a671 words
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Article568 1893-07-11 18 .July E< The Home Rule cause is having a bad time of it, i ol the instinct of selfpreservation o far to cause its atoms, or i; to cohere in the lobbies to make something like the normal majority The ill-matched team are now diver^in. itionalists demanding that568 words
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165 1893-07-11 18 TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1893. We have only sufficient space to-day to say that last night there was, in spite of a disappointingly small attendance, a capital performance of the amusing comedy Our Flat at the Town Hall Theatre. The honours of the play were165 words
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Article804 1893-07-11 18 The smouldering rubbish on the site ot the recent tire in Battery Road still continues to give trouble, and this morning it D found necessary to resort to the hosepipe. The working of salvage has now, however, been commenced, and is tched by a crowd of interested nati\ With reference804 words
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972 1893-07-11 19 (Madras Ti». tection," which we ri regard to the compensation put forward by a n ii curred during >turbances in th has been made the occasion for a wid< cussion of the merits and demerits of Protecwhere it H impe il reasoi the ot972 words
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Article259 1893-07-11 19 On last Sunday a terrible boating accident happened on the River at Poona, shortly after o'clock in the afternoon, resulting in death by drowning of three young officers of the 7th Hussars, who had come to Poona to attend the garrison class. Th- 1 are* I.ieut.259 words
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Article170 1893-07-11 19 The Hon. Martin „f a small Experimental Garden being estaiiill seven miles from X Piiah. which can be reached in an hour from that place by a good brid. The elevation is 1,500 feet, and the climate pleasant and cool enough for a sanatorium. Roses, geraniums170 words
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Article31 1893-07-11 19 The Band o( the i«t Shropshire Light ry will M.rar.t Au>tin Hotel during dinner on Saturday next and after* in t!i- ads oi the Hotel." This, of cour- -;^ong. \ool fancying31 words
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Article361 1893-07-11 19 H. N. Ms gunbost Sumbawa, which arrived on Sunday evening from Acheen, left yesterday afternoon for Bangkok. The London Lyric Company vvill V to-morrow for Penang by the S. S. Lwdula, opening there on the Bth inst They will probably go over to Deli and play twice361 words
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Article521 1893-07-11 19 The Guvnor." There was a good house last night at the Town Hall, to witness that favourite Comedy. The Guvnor, in which Mr. Henry Kttti has the important char. part of Macclesfield, the deaf boat-builder. Th< adventures of an overcoat g I of misunderstandings that make521 words
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Article230 1893-07-11 19 Bowling averages for the period from Ist January 10 30th June, 1893. MS. M'dns. Run- Wer. Only members who have bowled 50 overs or during the half-year are qualified in the com--1 for the prize for the best average. lintj averages for the period Ist January to230 words
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113 1893-07-11 19 PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. report for the I have rec» •Mi M d and Co. Ui buil tmenfor ihe company, which appear in the Fleet I.i-t .is the Japan and Caledonia. The first-named will he a lar^f carrying p;i-,~ cargo steamer, while ih» il be the i and113 words
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273 1893-07-11 20 of the London .1 Express.) may, perhaps, su^. lor Mi EL Hamilton Hunter's letter in your of th<- ?nd inst., when it is nynarked that Mr. Hu r in the company's employ. Mr. Hunter impugns the total tated in cultivation but Mr. Pryer in his 1273 words
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Article118 1893-07-11 20 Before the Hon'ble J. W. 15 J. w of the it the o-.\ the cargi idea on board the Mr. Ojna! M all with the except mrepresent>n to recover for salva- ndered by tl of the don. nd there were no summons and copy ot iS o f118 words
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Article641 1893-07-11 20 (Translated for the Free Press.) In accordance with a recent decision of the Manila Chamber of Commerce, a telegram has been forwarded to the Minister of the Colonies begging him to approve the proposal set forth by tfoe Governor of the Phillipine Islands with regard to the reopening641 words
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933 1893-07-11 20 {London and China Express.) From our own knowledge we can confirm most of what follows, from the special correspondent of the Pall Mall, as to the origin of the Indo-Chinese question: About thirteen years ago, when a number of obscure St. Etienneois began to933 words
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Article354 1893-07-11 20 {From our o ten Correspondent. The circular anno.. lacca Branch ot the sony came out, m lacca would almost sure t The a keen ly in la vera whi< Bank and been no van; 4 the Bank will cau?,ence. I not only lose but moii- ij are now paid354 words
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47 1893-07-11 20 INSOLVENCY OF AN EASTERN COMPANY PROMOTOR. I nder a receiving order made on the i ith ult. (rfegor Smith, described as air-road, West Kensintrt on, its have been i, accompanied by the o ed with I'he debtor ■«C > he came for tetttur OU interest in a coal-mining47 words
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Article440 1893-07-11 21 ion and China Express.) Dear Sir. The French have been long rqat olan of aggression on Siam. In the they began soon aft and even before they had annexed Cambodia. One of their first exptorers was a Lieutenant of the feuille. who was thus described at the440 words
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Article170 1893-07-11 21 The other day Mr. F. G. Penney played a fine innings of 53 for Penang a. chment of the loth, for Lieut, made 67. The latter side made i the Penang Club replied with 144 A you; in a red fez and a pair of now about the lobby ot170 words
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Article289 1893-07-11 21 the German steamer Priok, which arri\ y morning, 1,300 cases of were imported from Hamburg for Singapore. The O. S. S. Co.'s steamer Ranee is now .injong Pa^ar Wharf discharging bales of Bon. .rco for transhipment to im, and is taking in railway materials for Labuan.289 words
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Article448 1893-07-11 21 "Jim the Penman There was a good attendance at the Town Hall theatre last on the occasion of the final performance of the London Lyric Company. The pi ted was Sir Charles Young's highly dramatic piece M Jim the Penman," a story of conspiracy and crime448 words
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778 1893-07-11 21 THE PSALTER AND TEMPLE WORSHIP." The fourth of the Rev. G. M. Keith's lectures on Biblical Criticism bor* the above title, and was delivered in the Presbyterian Church last night (sth). Mr Reith said the subject was too wide for more than a brief notice in a single lecture. It778 words
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Article572 1893-07-11 21 The Overland Mail writes thus on the concealment of Lord Herschell's report on the currency question The Government is taking an immense responsibility in proceeding in this s and it can only clear it-t-lf from that responsibility l>y a conspicuous TOTPffTi We should like to st.c aqu asked as to572 words
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Article108 1893-07-11 21 The first Mixed Doubles Competition over the Ladies' Course was brought to a successful conclusion on Saturday last. The following is the result of the last two rounds Semi-final. A. Anthony and Mr. Kerr beat Mis. Peirce (scratched) and Mr. Wolferstan. Mrs. Williams and Mr. L. C.108 words
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Article107 1893-07-11 21 Corps Orders. H.ai Quarter Office, Singapore, slh July, 1 1 1. Orderly Officer for ensuing week; 2nd Lieut. M. Fabris. Orderly Sergeant for ensuing week Sergt. Makepeace. 2. A course of drills for Recruits and ptv non -efficients will be held during I of July and Aup107 words
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Article3219 1893-07-11 22 The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Municipal ion was held in the Board Room, Robinson Road, yesterday afternoon, Mr. Gentle presiding. There were also present the Hon'ble Majo im, the Hon'ble T. Shelford, the Hon'l !<> A. L. Donaldson, Mr. Sohst, Mr. Maxwell, Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Nanson,3,219 words
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Article157 1893-07-11 22 I here are many in t and Hongto hear thai :r, late captain of the H Cricket Club, and one of the neer Its, is pla>i< rly for Kent I in. In thr m Gloucester he made top s< orr, <>i county, being stumped by M«>ard of Per s. In157 words
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Article425 1893-07-11 23 The sixteenth ordinary general meeting of th irancr Co., Ld., was held in th- noon to-day, Mr. n g- There were also Kaeburn, Lovell and Van der Pals, dire Secretary) E jn (legal adviser) J. Fra=er, Dunman. Lyall Behr and Robertson, c Seong, h Hong Chuan.425 words
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Article598 1893-07-11 23 Among the spectators at yesterday evening's hockey match were H. h Governor, Lady Clementi Smith and Sir Charles Warren. The cattle steamer Darwin arrived last ;iig, with 275 Australian bullocks for the North Australian Butchering Company. The mem billiard table for the S. V. A n598 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter543 1893-07-11 23 T<> thb Editor. Sir, —The scheme propounded in your issue of the sth seems to be open to criticism on the following grounds 1. It does not shew how the Straits Dollar, a mere token, is to be introduced into circulation. It might be used543 words
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Article295 1893-07-11 23 The Times of Ceylon, noticing the sudden death of Lieut. Martin in Perak, offers nipathtesto Mr. J. R. Martin, of Yatta- a Ceylon planter, a brother of the deceased officer. It mentions also that Mr. R. Martin, the Irish song-writer, another of his brothers, i> also a very popular speaker295 words
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Article1013 1893-07-11 23 (Selangur Journal.) The decision arrived at by the n the Golf Club seems the best under a It leaves it open for some time to prow which of the rival courses will prove most suitabfe for the convenience or enthusiasm of the mem: sites have advantages. The hills1,013 words
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Article1936 1893-07-11 24 A labyrinth of canals and floating houses, r wilh innumerable rice mills, I st^am launches form together the nu .angkok the Venice of the h is situated about 22 miles up the Mehnam River, and not, as some imagine, on the shores of the Gull1,936 words
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Article301 1893-07-11 24 By the German steamer Elberfela, leaving un Monday, a collection of wild animals and birds made at Singapore by the late grange and M. Leroy is being shipped to Gmoa tt»r the Zoological Garden cc. The collection comprises a large and a ?mall elephant, four tigers and a cub, a301 words
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Article481 1893-07-11 24 A WORD PHOTOGRAPH OF SINGAPORE. In the -hop of daug Japai. throu. in n as we saw recorded. Our worthy Aud will i cred at ha\ his quasi-military character recognised at last yon the first of December we steamed into the harbour at Singapore, where we were to wait for481 words
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Article129 1893-07-11 24 The Hongkom. Indus M»;rch%nts. A telegraphic correspondence has taken place between the Indian merchants at Hongkong (throu. soon, Sons C 0.,) and the f India,. The Hongkong message to Calcutta was as follows (Hongkong 26th J the V ila. All merchatr kong earnestly urpe s129 words
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Article113 1893-07-11 24 The following appointments arc m in the Medical Department lent on the resignation of Dr ire. Dr. Kerr t<» be Colonial S i'enang, but to continue to .< Dr. Hoad, Colonial mt. Dr. Leask, mg. Dr. Dane to be Dr. J. II cd. Spec ideations are allo yed113 words
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Article1104 1893-07-11 25 irtCfcd French transport Colombo troops TV :i ont and II mt. ton. He I Colonial burgh, on her j tor the lightMalacca. The O. S. S. Cos. steamer Jason, which quar of :he pasTbt I it a number of na; local market. The import of The1,104 words
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Article1082 1893-07-11 25 We celebrated the wedding day of T. R. H. the Duke of York and Princess May with the customary honours, and added a few dollars to the Straits revenue in the spirits we drank on the inspiring occasion. When H. R. H. the Duchess of York1,082 words
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Article536 1893-07-11 25 »_-4 The Hongkong Telegraph of the 22nd inst. says At the Kowloon rifle-range yesterday afternoon Inspector Mann made a phenomenal score wt h the magazine rifle, at the 200 yard, ran;e, which is the most difficult for the new weapon. Besides a bull at the lighting shot, he mad: seven536 words
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Article204 1893-07-11 26 Last evening in the Government Analyst's Laboratory at the Raffles School trial was made of some new gasoline lamps, with gasoline from the Royal Netherlands Oil Company's Works at Langkat, of which Messrs. Hooglandt are the local ag The President of the Municipality, Mr. A. Gentle, some of204 words
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Article322 1893-07-11 26 Th<- following is the report for presentation to the shareholder* at the third general meeting to be held on next, 15th July, at noon You rs beg to wait upon you with a Statement of Accounts for the year ending May, 1 There being indications thai322 words
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Article657 1893-07-11 26 It is now about twelve years since the French Tonnage Bounty Act took effect. In 1881 it was shown that there had been a decided falling off in the tonnaee of that country. There had been a decrease of 10 per cent, in about eight years. The657 words
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Article215 1893-07-11 26 Gaaette.) A correspondent writing to Indian Engineering I say, I he expense of Aluminum docs not stand on the I same ground as that of the other dear metals. I i lead and zinc are dear simply because I ncommon. r f or tne rcaion215 words
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Article900 1893-07-11 26 (From a Correspondent.) P London, June Bth 1893. The wrongs of that most distressful country" still, and more than ever, obscure the political horizon in a truly hopeless manner. The battle has been raging fircely over Clause 3 for some days, and )m the fresh amendments which keep900 words
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282 1893-07-11 26 THE COMMERCIAL SITUATION AT HONGKONG. {Hongkong Telegraph.) The recommendations of Lord HeradwV's Commission have simply creatsd a revolution financial system of the world. And so far as Hongkong is concerned, the exceedingly curt, not to say discourteous, telegram sent of India yesterday to Messrs. David Sassoon, Sons Co., as representatives282 words
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Article101 1893-07-11 26 A correspondent writes The new Anglican Church at Sepoy Lines has at last been commenced. The groun marked out, and the foundations are being laid. We presume there will be af< ceremony of laying the foundation si before long The site of the new church is101 words
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Article211 1893-07-11 26 Two Chinese servants appeared in ly before Mr. Woodward this morning in answer to a charge of stealing Si. 1 34 from a house, No. 24, Telulc A some time between the 15th and the 17th May last. The case, however, was postponed. The Soerabaya Courant reports that the East211 words
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1081 1893-07-11 27 THE PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY'S EXHIBITION. The Amateur iphic Society's in the S A. V point of view a ct :id socially contnt attracted even more than in forme the hall adapted for purposes of the Societ\ nting the afterre on. The number of exhibits reaching nearly 450, and from a technical1,081 words
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Article959 1893-07-11 27 A member of Lord Hawke's cricket team was interviewed at home to the following effect The Cl I i rs. W< played three jjames in Ceylon. First of al! we piayed the Colombo Club on November 4th and sth. We were in tlie middle of what are known959 words
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Article531 1893-07-11 27 A (j (orthk Straits S We were glad to in Parliament by Ml Unfortunately ihe question p; prehe might h i grounds for b before the authentic answer was conveni* tory. Mr. fensive treaty of IXI the Achinese, when any interference dipl< ernment would be the fact531 words
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Article274 1893-07-11 27 (Siam Free Press.) A Local merchant has been offered 100 picu Gutta by a gentleman recently arrived from Kelantan. Extraordinary rumours have been in circul i thi iays to the effect that ilu \dmir pected in Bangkok to settle th* Siamese difficulty. The Siam incident, and th- ral274 words
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Article93 1893-07-11 27 Sumatra and Borneo wrap tobacco, in the sale of ioth June, at Jam, fetched very high prio m«o resulted in ler«. which (says the 1.. C. J doubtless Jhave the effect of establishing the industry in the country, and of affording prospects of paying d <>l the companies. It similar93 words
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Article1333 1893-07-11 28 Thr imported on Saturday from Babalan 2.000 cases and 6000 tins petroleum. prize definition of Socialism A combination of efforts and theories tending Itablbb among the whole of mankind, of legal restriction, the greatest possible equality of wealth or misery. H. M.S. Mth Mr. A. R.1,333 words
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Article629 1893-07-11 28 :ang Gazette.) Club on Tliui Buk r yin rdicled from duly. blv the house "ouster pi been p ho intend com- A meeting of the Committee of the Straits Settlements Association will be held at Messrs. Drew and Napier's Office on Friday next (14th inst.) at 4.30 p.629 words
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Article109 1893-07-11 28 A Cricket match was played on Saturday between teams denominated DissylL v. the Red The following are the res M > 13 Cook c Stevens b Morren 23 I b L. Kd wards irenen c Edwards b Morren Pye cA. P. Talbot b Morren o Gunn I b w109 words
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Article78 1893-07-11 28 gapore Football C To the Editor. Sir, I venture to call the atte those responsible for ball Challenge Cup to I carrying out the intention with reference to the trophy. It was understood that con games were to be played twice in the since the last On the score78 words
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Article496 1893-07-11 28 The Ceylon Examiner says On i that Dr. Thornhiil has been offered an itment as a Colonial Surgeon The SS. Jason, which arrived here from Balavia on the St.!. tine anchorage, o a fatal case of cholera having occurred amon. uropean firemen. The Morayshire (Mow.v Msgow. official No. 73,782, which496 words
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Article652 1893-07-11 29 tratfairs. that will well, >intillen il, to places aCMfiwj v '.t". NtS| has been ado Hed. Mr. Maxwell The and v Gover lor 1894 v an in its the consular In 1890 the local m ported 00 of for the authorities and itf year 9 150,000. Then652 words
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Article215 1893-07-11 29 (Translated for the rree Pn iya recently three wai wen fire for the purpi tainrance money, but the fire was 1 in time and ample proofs were present of the wilful attempt to* burn down the warehouses. Two natives have been arrested who confess they i ployed by215 words
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Article46 1893-07-11 29 H. K. the tiovcrnor appoint Thursday, the 6th m t.mt. Public Holiday, in honour of tli^ mar of T. R. H. the Duke of York Princess Victoria Mary ol The Daily Graphic lias a pictui nugget of Welsh gold from which Princess May's wedding rin made.46 words
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Article459 1893-07-11 29 r, B. write-, to the Pinanj Gazttte on tlie above stibjct i the question of the Indian rurr present the chief topic of the day, there are no doubt many persons who would ventilate their views and even suggest ti to fall in with llie lot of the459 words
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Article376 1893-07-11 29 The currency crisis in <i States is undoubtedly gathering strength, and the parting of the *tfar dtsl tiling internal bimeta either a gold or ■J. Bui until Congress assembles in September there is not much that is new to be said on the question reton376 words
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Article419 1893-07-11 29 (L. and C. Express.) •h.) Sir R. Temple asked the Under-Socrc-ary for Foreign Affairs whether Her Majesty's nraent ha i ithin the la;t f w days any t information which they could conmunicate to the tiding the nvmmen s o. f the French on tli eko «<r419 words
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Article94 1893-07-11 29 The following letter is published Xi ing, 7th J ulcmcn,— ibe honor to ed fron Ue for t (si«n for any obs that His l cp, certain documents Mr. McLany and l«»r«ard»*d by Mr. I M.I 1 10 tlu; (.--il-jni tl CMBce, in M pttilion t <194 words
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Advertisement47 1893-07-11 29 Messrs. l\ittu announ yi their Gallery, 47, 1 June on of Violin-. loncel!o J &c, the Maxw xecuand J. William- S., of -.all, and others, including choice examples of ihe World of Antonius StradiRugeri, l-'erdina; liano, Carlo Ik'rgonzi, G. H. M..^j;ini, Caro\V. Forutcr, ''astian Kloz, and rs.47 words
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Article3607 1893-07-11 30 THK Rl FEE AND THE DOLLAR. Seen on a rainy Sunda The first excitement after the closing of the Indian Minis being over, it will appear ifter all, the value of the Rupee is not quite t by that measure. At minimum value. Perhaps it intended3,607 words
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Article413 1893-07-11 31 ire Mr. Ji i ty. AChktty v. Officul AssiOKll. For the plaintiff, Mr Naasofl for the M together with Mr. In opening liis case, Mr. Xanson said tion for specific performance of a contract for sale and purchase. The plaintiff, 1 11. Pungakoti Pill baser, and brought his413 words
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Advertisement544 1893-07-11 31 Robinson Co. SINGAPORE. (Established iB^B.J Ladies' and Gentlemen's Outfitters. LADIES' DEPARTMENT. Silk and Satins. Costumes. Miilinery. Umbrellas Untrimmed Hats. Parasols. Dress Mater Laces. Boots and Shoes. Ribbons. H y. Hosiery. Gloves. Underclothing. Velvets. Velvet Us. Velveteens. .pes. Plushes. uzes. Embroidering. Fancy Articles for Presents. The dress-making department is in charge544 words
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Article249 1893-07-11 32 Quotation. Capital Paid up Sham Hongkong S'hai Bink. 104% prem. $10,*****0 $10 000,000 HmjOtn 125 20s 4) nal Bank of C! ma $35% '1 £1,000,000 Founders. $150 Bk. of China, Jap. Straits $2 {£2000,000 £249,***** io<. Founders. £15 Tanjong Pa^ar Dock. $180 Sellers. *****00 1,500,000249 words
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Article428 1893-07-11 32 The Sinking of H. M. S. Victoria London, 3> d July, '#93The collision between H. If. S. Ships toria, and Camperdown was caused by the orders given by Admiral Tryon, which left inadequate room to manoeuvre had the orders been fully executed every pair of ships would have428 words
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Miscellaneous426 1893-07-11 32 CLEARANCES. 'fitly 10. Sri Sintamg, Dut. str., IStuhlenbien, for Pontianak. Elbkrfklp, Ger. str., Sa-s, for Colombo, Genoa and Hamburg. ■OKALIS, Brit, str., Heslop, for Muar. Amherst, Brit, str., Girod, for Selang pof Rbsiobnt Halbwyn, Brit, str., Nacodah, for Tringganu and Kelantan. Maha \ajirinhis, Dut. str., Blomberg, for Bangkok. Tei k426 words
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Miscellaneous734 1893-07-11 32 VESSELS IN PORT. Flags ft Ton. Captain Arrived From Consignees For, When Men-of-War Pig.mv Brit, g.b., Phillips July 10 Batavia Officer Pali 575 McLeod ju Officer Sea Bellb S<x> Murphy June 28 Malacca Other Vessels Am 10 Brit. 108 rod July 8 Selangor Wee I Sclanror, July 10 J$ Fort734 words
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Article2273 1893-07-11 34 t -Td Sunday Lai I Lessons to Learn, I on. md, T'rnor and gn MenU The I Tri 66 The Th( or. 126 The Pen 126 Law ireaker. Law Th. Confess. 1 190 ef Justiceship. 190 The Press on the Exact The The Our A Hongkong Association, 231 The2,273 words