The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly), 25 July 1893
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Title Section19 1893-07-25 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. WEEKLY MAIL EDITION. THIRD SERIES. TUESDAY, JUJLY 2. s th, i No.19 words
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Article104 1893-07-25 1 5° Fra 50 Court News. The Police and the A Malay Feud, er and the Chinas tion against the Official Assignee. The Asms, Chop Tr na Mohamed, The v r Ceylon. nder 30," 57 G 63 viol Opening Ceremony, 58 5' Raub, 51 I N .usances, it on the104 words
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Article39 1893-07-25 1 o July 24 On London. Bank 4 m/s I 6{ demand... Private cred unents 3 m om On IwtU h mand On Honom Bank demand d' s On Ja> ■h d«m:in I inland Rate ij Discount 3 mom39 words
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Article16 1893-07-25 1 Domestic Occurrences. BIRTH. ihru, on the 22n I ILLIAM C\MBRON,Of i SOU. DEAIH. gap** Amy B^l,16 words
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Article, Illustration575 1893-07-25 1 The next mails for Europe are expected to arrive by the N D.I Hdenburg on the 28th inst., with London advices up to the 6th inst being followed by the M 11. *r on the Ist prox., with London dates up to the 7th inst. This mail leaves575 words
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Article919 1893-07-25 1 (July 1 8th.) To-DAY is printed an account of the murder of two Swedish missionaries in China. It becomes dear that this sort of thing is likely to go on. When will the people responsible for the who' nding of mis>ionaries to China, against tin will919 words
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Article256 1893-07-25 1 IT is clear that there is not yet -\u.iablo ;i thoroughly rcli.ibl* account «>t tlie Paknam affair, and Lhe news that Frai directing her representative at Bang claim infringement ot a treaty ia a where M. PAVIE himself is stated to admitted that the French gunboi in256 words
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Article401 1893-07-25 2 Maritime Law." (July 19th.) publish in our correspond* columns a letter on the recent decision of the Chief Justice in the Supreme Court in the case of the Amherst v. the tongkang Chye Seng. In 1 1 at case it v. that vessels registered in Johore are not bound to401 words
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Article1820 1893-07-25 2 (July 21st.) According to the telegram from London, the position at Bangkok has became acute from a diplomatic point of N After having engaged for some time in warfare against Siam for the invasion of the Mekong va! actually a warlike step, and only saved from bloodshed by1,820 words
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Article215 1893-07-25 3 about in Kinta. rn Sjrdn Tht- tdron, under a from m Lonthat to go to ounces the I al, .1 in respect to three of $2 he off*-: taking ithin the last three month-. The evidence went that tht er had received riage hire, flfcc., had215 words
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30 1893-07-25 3 THE MILITARY CONTRIBUTION IN COCHIN CHINA. m publi- the Prothat the French te of the public tinai; Cochinibution. The jua it as that at it would pretence :ig to the30 words
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Article22 1893-07-25 3 THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAN BANK. the i '1 lh« vrral ia<! to I etc a xpcrience than Mr. >n ace Mr. De22 words
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Article755 1893-07-25 3 f the Methodist Epw n exceptionally busy during ti (ration of t Chun held, all of them well atlended. aland rent ntly made in iiurch iair of cbeerfal building h compar rably with most of the public bu The internal d< do! particularly elaborate, but the colours755 words
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757 1893-07-25 3 lu!y. I have j of the murder of the Wickholm and Johans-an, two Swedish missionaries belonging to in an anti-foreign riot at Sungpu >w in a hu'ried note send you the particulars they can beg., present. Sungpu is a mai in the district757 words
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Article252 1893-07-25 3 (Siam Free There are no I now at the of thei ***** b i crew of 'A. M. chieuy wit* board a -id vented fron week through iltn Wedn comra to leave Bangk i the have 1 recent 'liry at the the hold i favount mornii of the252 words
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Article143 1893-07-25 3 The English mail of the 30th June brought from Brindisi to Colombo by the aria, which tranships it atColoml Singapore into the Ravenna, probably due here on Sunday next or earlier. The board tbe Ravenna >ell and child and From Brindisi, and E. H When the two local ice-companies amalgamated143 words
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Article283 1893-07-25 3 Probable Location 01 I.uwkk i Advices are received to-day from the Raub mines. There is nothing of much importance, but good prog: >eing made in opening up the new Raub workings, and the battery is steadily at work on the stuff from the new lode. In No. i level283 words
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Article506 1893-07-25 4 The exchange banks of India stood to i 7 lakhs of rupees by the closing of the mint, on account of silver in transit. The Government promise to consider their case. The Commander-in-Chief has approved of Capt. J. Collinson. Northamptonshire Regiment, being placed at the disposal506 words
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Article576 1893-07-25 4 {From our own Correspondent.} Friday, June 23rd. The appointment of Sir Charles Mitchell to the Governorship of the Straits Settlements appears to have been quite unexpected here, and especially by the members of the Straits Settlements Association Committee, who, however, now that the appointment is made, candidly admit,576 words
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Article1344 1893-07-25 4 il would .Tiber n the ha predicted turned in connt iture. Hut it mu^t be thered it to s» 1 with their <;*n lips. In a I m of the local Government on UcutU, the I he Kidderpore 1 utilized luently arisen in connection with their work- st1,344 words
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Article69 1893-07-25 5 Correspondence. Maritime Law. TH! To tbs Editor. :enin the Supreme t length in ng- nd the verdict in the i to ellthe side I nly exceptions beii [)h cable, or a v< hree red The li. :rnn but I By the precedent established in -ome of ti with impi. ur69 words
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Article143 1893-07-25 5 the Editor. i^entlem< Mil »n--1 it and for the hot cwell to i the the all modern appliances It compa r of cuisine it is far sup i ior t any Indian hold. I'lie r, e orders J X 1 :it h-lo I'li-m- .'-•> H'-re143 words
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Article260 1893-07-25 5 THE BURNING OF THE "DON JUAN." |uly 7th. New Here on V. y that the Juan had been totally I Holinao. She left l» ulto. for Ainoy and M ty to the nt have been i but it I now ihe Don Juan took in a lot of general She260 words
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Article552 1893-07-25 5 udon and China Express?) It was fitting that the first colonial Insurance Company to purchase a freehold site and ei buildings for its own occupation should celebral unique an event in a proper manner. The St Insurance ompanies, Limited, (Fire and Marine), therefore gave a House-Warming552 words
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Article61 1893-07-25 5 iling became quite an art in ne time ago. A illing to learn here the \n- introduced, presumably by Orientals Two or three ca irred, the last during the Methodist meeting at the Town Hall last night. There should be no great difficulty in tracing it by the olice, but61 words
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Article130 1893-07-25 5 A telegram to The Times from The Frc incident rests upon the statement namites. Material im. induce the Siamese Government to <li-ny that version, although as yet it knows the event on account of the of its occurr< A telegram received on the iSth from130 words
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Article352 1893-07-25 5 A most audacious attempt was ma impose upon the Detective Department ig on information rein and Fairhurst went to Kampong Bharu, t > the house of Id Chinese counterfeiter who had d more than one term of imprisonment, but just bcfoi entered the jlc the precaution to search informer, but352 words
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Article350 1893-07-25 6 van > ioor, arr; raits of Malacca S Uurday evening the entrance to the Gai and the finish will b K.'J that is interul. In i n im n i mg run The British st irthensk lay, has on board 197 lit the lapai which i~<350 words
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Article72 1893-07-25 6 ■i Belle ha mile !r. Cliffr and Duff, who had come d< vent out in the nt laun ■uld pred hut 01 t to the is intent j up tineen abai past nin towed by the launch of the Sea B he river; the S5. Kuanian72 words
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Article356 1893-07-25 6 We give below the names of the team that have been selected to go, if due arrangements can be made, to Ceylon in mber as representative of the Straits Settlements and Native States. The Straits Tkam. i. H. 1 Captain) Perak. Peak. 3. K. (i.356 words
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126 1893-07-25 6 TESTIMONY TO THE LATE LIEUT MARTIN. Friends of this officer will be glad to see the following appreciative notice of him in the Soldier: an officer dry Regiment, obtained his fighting jht Rangers. He w :ul man. champion amateur ped, (many of our readers have ii him making the pace126 words
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Article103 1893-07-25 6 unfortunate t occurior by fort i: linjj without seriouy shaken and d and with the large tree immediately behind t on Club, overturning the phaeton, wit! ilt that one of the children ;d on the forehead, am badly bi about the body. The other oc< the carriage. n Cuylenberg and103 words
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Article415 1893-07-25 6 One of the prettiest weddings Singa| has seen for a longtime was that which took place to-day at the Church of the Good Shepherd, between Mr. Theodor K of Singapore, and daughter of M r. Theodor Sohst, the ed head of the German community ai. in the415 words
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Article71 1893-07-25 6 The news given by us yesterday that there had been a disastrous fire in the d Kingdom is to-day suppleme by the information that the fire occurred in the City. Win. Drown Co., Ltd., iesale Stationers of 38-40. St. Mary Axe, have been totally burnt71 words
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Article174 1893-07-25 6 the Assizes yesterday afternoon the ca.se against Lim Oh Hoh indicted on a charge of stealing the sum of $1,855, tne moneys of his employer, a Chinese trader in Boat Quay, was concluded, the prisoner utenced to twelve months' impriame afternoon was commenced the case against Tan Kang Chuan, formerly174 words
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302 1893-07-25 6 JINRIKISHAS AND THE POLICE. A Test Case. :her difficulties are beit 1 in connection with the new Jinr >rdinance, another t>*st case being brought before Mr. Woodward this rr w to if poss. relations existing in I of the law betw -ha Department and th< now been be superseded, in302 words
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Article166 1893-07-25 6 H. E. the Go\ from his coast trip to Kelantan and Tringganu next Monday (the 24th in>t). now arranged that lie will re re t over urei L'jong places he v. August. The case against Tan Kang Chuan formerly a clerk wit Co.. who was in charge of fo wa166 words
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Article1695 1893-07-25 7 lhat he had IcttOT e* i i ■< :r ,t!)>i' e !roiTi the C oloni il been a; nice with regard to the I med to be shrouded in be suppo-ed to aciounl f r the outbre.ik. One I time v> b*. He hoped, iowcv' of a did1,695 words
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310 1893-07-25 7 Correspondence. The Registration of Medical Practitioners. Editor. Sir,— Much has been r about unqualified medical :iy, and yet no deiinii taken to frame an ordinance for the registration of Medical Practition In England prior to i the Medical Act me d to have been the happy hunting-ground of those posssessed310 words
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Article369 1893-07-25 7 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS ASSOCIATION. The following is the report to the memior the year ending 30th June, 1893. Your Committee beg to present to you their Annual Report and Statement of Accounts or the year ending 30th June, 1893. In February, of the present year nmittee was reconstituted, and several ive369 words
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Article385 1893-07-25 8 Capt. Grier of the interior, from Batavia yesterday, reports having spoken ierman barque Schmidt, of Bremen, in in Rhio Straits bound for Singapore. GeO. King, ihe local agent of the O. Companv. who went to the hills in Ceylon for tit of his health, is returning385 words
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Article448 1893-07-25 8 We reported yesterday a test-case brought hether, now that the control of jinrikshas has been handed over to the Municipality, the Police have the power to proceed against loitering rikisha coolies, or aganist those guilty of street offences. Mr. Woodward reserved his decision till this morning,448 words
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Article88 1893-07-25 8 .jkok mercantile telegrams lay report no change in the 'situation. There has been received by Pigmy, from the rnment From tin Minister. But in rativc ■>n be received; and if nut to hand th; i-ul. M has the all in his own mind no i the real88 words
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Article1019 1893-07-25 8 (From a Prophetic Contributor.) Great Fire in Singapore in 1903. (Pre-printed from the Free Press, Ist July, iy< The signal guns went shortly after 7.30 p.m. Long before that the Fire Brigade had been duly alarmed. A large fire was announced, but that did not lead to1,019 words
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Article197 1893-07-25 8 Not for the first time in hi coat of many colour trouble to somebody or oth< r the owner in esse or the owner in And the Chinaman who on Thursday a: hovered about the bark pr< the Hon'ble A. P. Talbot's house, i greatly197 words
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211 1893-07-25 9 COLONIAL TARIFFS 'AND IMPERIAL TRADE. and Trade Tre,. the most- favoured -na: use in In ind the inter Great her commtfl defence, not only in the >reign count- > the case of the Colonies as The jr on to trace the steps by which \ed at their present lias bound211 words
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Article304 1893-07-25 9 reinstated for tht Singapore Free The Civil Government of Manila have subscribed $150 for the relief of the survivors of the Don yuan. A movement has been set on foot to confer the Cruz de beneficencia of the first on the Captain of the San Antonio in recognition304 words
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Article176 1893-07-25 9 (From our own Correspondent.) In the early morning of the 21st we had squall of the squally season now set in and one tongkang the sea wall taking to prevent a longkang going out of throw 0 cargo of fruit. Harbour Department ere engaged it day-break. and that by176 words
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Article277 1893-07-25 9 The carpenter of the steamer Chelydra was sentenced by the Marine Magistrate yesterday to six weeks' imprisonment for refusal of duty. We find that the latest information from the Colonial Secretariat as to the Governor's movements is that H. E. will leave for Sungei Ujong and277 words
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Article76 1893-07-25 9 Leaving Kuala Kuantan on Wednesday, the Governor, accompanied by Major McCallvm, C. M. G., Norton, and Mr. Hugh Clifford. acting British President, proceeded to Kuala Kuantan. Leaving the Sea-Belle at 3 p. bs. he wrnt up the river in a pin towed by the steam launch, and76 words
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Article554 1893-07-25 9 The G< Instrument appointing the Hon'ble A. P. Talbot Acting Governor is published. The leave of the Hon'ble W. E. Maxwell, \tended till the 26th inst. The Hon'ble D. Comrie is granted four months' leave of absence. Th«' rate of exchange for the adjustment of a< counts with554 words
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Article186 1893-07-25 9 The following paragraph from an Indian paper has a bearing upon a rather important local industry in $ingapo- triune awaits the mail who will be able lay down durians in Eugland by the r rating or other process in such a to leave the texture and aroma of186 words
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Article1511 1893-07-25 10 I :ioon His Honour the formally opened the new school premises in Coleman-street, in the Ily throng of the par' and friends of the pupils of the Anglo Chinind by the opening of tb< ment will be placed ■rd accommoda- Inch has for some time 1 hampered their1,511 words
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Article225 1893-07-25 10 juiy 2isi, 1093. or Teng SC, which ment, this da\ shaw int. I he of great importance to th< arnt upon goods for ne^ ng. The se firm of bang, and I of a large numbc chiefly emplo\ .ean iding and unload On the 16th January a 1225 words
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Article203 1893-07-25 11 Interim ft. Had John I t bilchell with and Roh I be a some do t l r H e mcd* and tne f. l> cannon reasons, no doubt) he where v played. e for the pleasant H>pinj» lelot' r indoor w ho over to put money203 words
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Article19 1893-07-25 11 im- houses capa°Ut i tnhirco CSt K b the corresp A >t three Being turn19 words
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Article525 1893-07-25 11 Re\r-Admiral A. H. Marhham, iw ,oOD Wok The Devastation has served many commit id abroad, during the last twenty .■cently been thoroughly over- up to date, is likely to ren i idy to take her place in the line-of-battle, if required, for many years ittnn and525 words
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Article550 1893-07-25 11 Full reports of the speeches on the introduction ol the Indian Currency Bills at the Viceregal Council on June 26th are now to hand. Sir David Barbour introduced the bill, in a masterly speech, commencing with the history and use of the precious nntals and money,550 words
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Article191 1893-07-25 11 A dog with a tin pail tied to his tail, remarks a writer in the Marine Journal, >t an unusual sight, but a whale dashing I] buoy to his tail certainly is. That was the spectacle witnessed by the people who went to see the wreck of the yacht intucket191 words
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Article325 1893-07-25 11 Dr. R. Bowdler Sharpe is enraged Chronicle, in elaborating an entirel] of the geography of the ge pointing to the existence of a gre it tinent basking in a Europe, Asia and No the icy fetters of the of the ancestry of bii course, the lecturer gave325 words
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Article304 1893-07-25 11 The A r C. Dail A that the step which th ties have announced their intentioi that of making th*» mail companies full tonnage dues after this month iheir steamers coming, inghai have inconvenient community. For more th says our cor pquently nan mail companies, hive been allowed to pay304 words
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Article654 1893-07-25 12 The Fight at Paknam. Capt. Payne's Narrative. Hot Engagement. Mfn from the Pallas" at Bangkok. Scuttling of the J. B. Say" the Siamese. >ats Cleared for Action. Sia' Ready to ram. Capta Intervenes The Fk DMIRAL at Saigon. \r fur Bangkok. sate, Capt. Payne, which arrived ning654 words
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Article283 1893-07-25 12 The the sinking ot J. B entirely different from any it has to be I that t. 1 had a ii war vessel /..< in t „ed the Regulations by omi' 1 at the Customs House, and de-iu-r cargo manifest ;ired i (i) printed283 words
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Article222 1893-07-25 12 Information from a reliable source says that the .statement of the French Admiral beinjj at Koh si-c hang and on board the For/nit is al>r>olutely false. Admiral Humann has been on his flagship the Triomphanlt at Saigon, and when the M. If. Sydney left on Sunday,222 words
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Article263 1893-07-25 12 The Ban Seng Guan, Captain Geary, left Bangr i two on Friday afternoon, at which time the Lutin, the Inconstant and the Comite were lying in the river, th r higher up, but all betwe French >n and the Oriental Hotel. The I ady for action,263 words
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Article188 1893-07-25 12 Telegrams have been n-ceived that the line of action be th regard to the forcii on the 13th the Inconstant and the ComHe is that th< affair must be treated as a inisi; VI. Pavie, having promised thai iould not go up t<> Bangkok, can hardly take188 words
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216 1893-07-25 12 THE FRANCO-SIAMESE TREATY OF 1856. The existing "Treaty ol Friends! meice and Navigation between I and Siam vr&S signed at Bangkok on the 15th August, 1856, and was duly ratified there on Treaty fi The plei eluding t the i and The accorJi m. II y entre Sa m ier216 words
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Article296 1893-07-25 12 Arrival o (Siatu i [The curio i :lic paper is «i*ted I but it ot tin* 13th h even 1 1 the 15 the Si t to the on rxmd. >sed to colonial expansion, and tmme, firm on the question of Frr n all parts of the296 words
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Article2217 1893-07-25 13 -d of the ntion had been ca! a tetter wriof June 16 reg ench chined the whole of the Siamese territory east of the Mekong amounting to one-third of the kingdom of whctK- I -ch troopshad invad-d S.am and occup whether it was propo^d to M2,217 words
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Article229 1893-07-25 13 A wire has been re< s.s.Alboin left Bangkok at noon y< day, so that the Channel is evidently open. It would spfm a- >ho*tgh mati' quieting down, therefore. Bmmgk* 1893. 5 m. {Special to the Press.) Consider French ultimatum accepted by Siam. The above intelligence is fully229 words
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Article249 1893-07-25 13 ws has been received in Singapore to day from Saigon that there has been an engagement, in the vicinity of the Island of Khong, between the French and j troops. The Siamese have been and 300 of them an- »aid to have been killed. The249 words
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Article32 1893-07-25 14 Th. we M.KOK. Through the courtesy of a friend the folrst 1 i (315 p.m.), communicated to us. French Consul has given notice leaves lh July because negotiations 1 ff"32 words
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Article202 1893-07-25 14 tr own Correspondent.) few t he new porch of the >, which was nearly finished, fell down The same evening Mr i i with th and came into collision with the ruins. The nter- ng much tin >r the a dano the 151!) .1 1 to tier husbo202 words
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Article54 1893-07-25 14 I The result is Score. Heap. W. B. > 7y <><> i ter g| 10 88 8 I Jones lid i s 114 \Y. lirsj 8. I. M. Allinsoa 1 J iu. R. Dui 11. R. < 113 |f> .j 1 I 1 97 1. W. Hu i 11954 words
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Article803 1893-07-25 14 The pacific Singaporeans, who swore that the Franco-Siamese affair would pass off without damage to anybody, were taken aback by Reuters telegram last night. The entrance of the French gunboats in the Menam, and the interchange of a few shots from both si<i a Misunderstanding". If.803 words
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Article400 1893-07-25 14 A correspondent is follows to the rrcury some respects lh< the Grosser Kurfursi s r Wilhelm in the tnnel off r* ago, in the Grosser Kurfurst it to the b<>tt on <i. 1 VM i he whole of this terrible occurrence, having been ai work as a diver on the400 words
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Article170 1893-07-25 14 Tin of th' the hold I wind read) said t ledge refrai iy be an offer so soon on. urned tl ,on from she his been engaged in A complete balance ;r cli Bazaar for tioo to d. to f4.117.51. hinaman. without marks the Harbour on170 words
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Article91 1893-07-25 15 A Steamer Captured by Achine 11. LED. noon. that the shore ese pa gers and 21 other Th stean and the nang awe, and I mg Olim is a few 1 outh of point that she emba officers and crrw of the vessel. trom :iid her course91 words
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Article53 1893-07-25 15 The nt ionary of be published on trom M II to Malt ishop Macdougall. 1 A«mc>ni.' the presentation- at the la*t levee %1- n appointment as Colonial Secrt H| r of Johore, ttr n mi to wear the Order vn of Johore. Capt. G.T. H. Boyct, k. n.. on appointment53 words
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Article29 1893-07-25 15 jm our own Correspondent^ <Jon June 30! Sir le of ned con- condition of the asked if n the Contrian<l a largef y. I ular ;rbed .able29 words
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Article419 1893-07-25 15 GHJGJHGJGKJJK Mr. E M Blair, R.E., late of Hongkong, of 25 for Kent against Somerset, and 14 in the match Kent v. Lancashire. Mr Lipscombe, formerly of Sinnounced to have died suddenly at Tunbridge Wells on June 25th. Dr rd Brandstetter will shortey oublish at Lucerne a memoire on The419 words
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1067 1893-07-25 15 THE STRAITS MILITARY CONTRIBUTION. !i June mas Sutherin the House of Commor i the r he re that, Contribution of £100,000 annum on the J the annual revenue of the Colony had seriously nvalent to n g' of while the opinion of the I tate of circui 11 in which1,067 words
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Article101 1893-07-25 15 :icket match was played on R-j>'an-ade on Saturday '->- minat^-d Over 30 v. Under 30 the Juniors closing their inn :h the score at 1 is to fall. The scores were as follow- Under 30. MacClcvky c St. CUir b Delay ard Han J» nkins l> G.irrard Dt-nnys run101 words
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Article50 1893-07-25 15 1 Brownie in the Chins Mail, says That there are rumours to the effect that ihe Chinese are getting scared and talk of aj ing up th<- >n River. That the <*d to the revival of such a rumour, although the Menam is a long way from the Pearl River.50 words
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Page 15 Advertisements
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Advertisement123 1893-07-25 15 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPII AL $10,000,000 RKSi 3,600.000 RESBRVB LIABILITY OF ...$,OOOOOOO PROPRIETORS »i0,000,0u0 Court or Directors. Chairman— H. HOPPIUS, Esq. Depi ty Chairman— C. J. HOLLIDAY. John S. L- Prix. Esq. J. S. ±q. Carl Jantzen, D. R Tuiius Kramer. Esq. Hon. J. Kf.swick. H. H.123 words
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620 1893-07-25 16 Pent*kota, Brit, str., Gavin, for Calcutta via ports. Sri Hong Ann, Brit, str., Rozells, tor Teluk Anson, via ports. Hanoi, Brit, str., Pallett, for Bengkalis and Asahan. Nekrv Brit, str., Armstrong, for Bolongan, via ports. Strathleven, Brit, str., Cormack, for Hongkong and Japan. McAlister,620 words
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Article31 1893-07-25 16 The German Army Bill The Reichstag has passed the Army Bill and ihe Session is now France and Siam The ingkok km been instruct urin. on the gunboat the31 words
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Article25 1893-07-25 16 THE MISSIONARY MURDERS IN CHINA. pedal to the N News A great indignation meet., e» h« r, quested tl»e Consular Body gard to the murder25 words
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Article53 1893-07-25 16 vj. French and Typhum Siam figll! Sir E. Grey on Siam Foreign Offi< crnmrnt has e to prothe British at and that more ships art- read roer. gencv He said that autonomy for Siam was of the gi> India, and that Fi .red that she was no53 words
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Article45 1893-07-25 16 London, tgth July, 1693. In the sion between H. M. Ships Vi Can. down, Captain Hon. Maurice A V, urk«stated tli used to chan^impendir. consented which was too la' esses confirmed the above, adding that Admiral T after the OoKsaofl had tak<-n45 words
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Article46 1893-07-25 16 London, 20th July, /dyj. The Frer an indemnity of three millions (fra besides that to private persons. If this be not granted will declare a blockade; if granted, Fran< upy a fort, or a good an* ige. A reply is req an46 words
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Article41 1893-07-25 16 Lmndt ■^ccreury to a q the House of Coinn. was unaware of the pr )f the French ultimatum to Siam, a; Britain rial arr.! ments. He a!-.- vernment tferio shall return to Paris forthwith and exchange ticabty.41 words
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Article16 1893-07-25 16 se of C turn to v niti< and the evacuation of >ue month.16 words
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Article15 1893-07-25 16 (J« I \mboir»a .mall p*.i 4»« uo. do. do.) 4-35 i- bc do.) I15 words
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Page 16 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous542 1893-07-25 16 VESSELS XN PORT. Flags 4 Ton. Captain Arrived From Consignees For, When Mtm-r-f- War e.b., I ii«y 10 Bal er *nds Other Vetkd* H-11. J" Wn l ul >' inhom Dock Pa July 14 Ponu.m.ik Stl >ak, July Hm II uly M«ar, July j ■u Ju;. don P. in.! o.542 words
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Miscellaneous201 1893-07-25 16 QCKAN STEAM SHIP COMPANY The Company's steamer* are despatched from pool outwards for S'xaits and China and fro l.ondoe every wee* commodation for hrst and third das< paryinga Surgeon and Stewardess. )f Lading are U»ue 1 for .ill I Japan natra, British NorUi Bor- > *m, Malacca and Native State201 words
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Miscellaneous36 1893-07-25 16 Weather Keport. Taken at Kandang Kerbau Hospital Observatory m. 3P.m.9 r. m. Bar. red. 32 Fah. 9J9* 29.804 2Q.83» .perature o Wet Bulb I'harmometer Ls 7*? Vmi mp. in shade K9.2 do 4.0 ing partially and36 words
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