The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly), 12 September 1893
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly)
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Title Section22 1893-09-12 165 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. WEEKLY MAIL EDITION. •hdthedthdb T T "V^k tf~"> T J w y I'PTEMBER .?th, gsrfrbhdfbhthj22 words
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Article95 1893-09-12 165 One J j66 Su Donohue v. Haughton and H ad, 167 »7» iodation. Cup Tie.— R 167,171 ts Team a» Ce\ 168 ipations, 176 nil ?men's Tournament, 170 >n, <Je, 167 nmerce and the 168 169 The New Church at Sepoy I 169 een, The SmutioM in Siam. 17095 words
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Article15 1893-09-12 165 <Cokr« ro September On 1 Bank 4 Private credits l hank Jrniai Oh tloii«»ft»»-~15 words
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Domestic Occurrence.
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Article280 1893-09-12 165 THE W EEK. The next mail> from Europe are expectby the P. and O. va on the vith London dates up to the j followed by the N. G. L. I. Preussen on the 22nd, with London advices up to the 28th ult. and the M M. Iney on the280 words
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Article, Illustration88 1893-09-12 165 V hrhrhdrhfr1 I I. \'k> Hun follow i I bjc» l at .ill ti approval. run under i!>t- Biitisii I I both w nli of the in during six i. I ingawan, in tins '•edof seven ki possess good a latioti for two pean and tw«88 words
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Article961 1893-09-12 165 (September sth.) In speaking of a possible confederation of the Colony and the Native States (which Sir Cecil Smith said he irui would 'not include annexation"; a Penang journal remarks, with the strange futility ieatrdly Mhown on the same subilt ot such a corlcder.il ion (if it961 words
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Article256 1893-09-12 166 hdfhtjhdfbf British politic i. SCOI N Comm half of th« s supersede Capt. JONES as an agent m il with the S rnment and M. LE Mykk n»: Vll g it all round we should uot b< t ffe this to prove to be ■i to256 words
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Article124 1893-09-12 166 tk of Mr from the knowledge of I iblic r of the Burma Combut prior to that in his pr capacity in Rangoon. It will know that it was Mr. SCOT] acclimat iball in Burma, and we have a lively men wa> perbtpt the Bnt Football match 1 in that124 words
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Article1153 1893-09-12 166 hdfhtdhjethjtf ito the editorial cond proI without value we I. 1 for reproduction. With iders i>e disp quarrel but, bearing it) mind the propriety of listening to the a minority, however small (a propriety thai jiised in nil re under the r guillotim ime), it on th'-1,153 words
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Article250 1893-09-12 166 abet ii' nore Mas the question Military Contribution of this Colony b brought before Parliament by frit members, during t And one* mor ible pra minded svmp Laved by ihe too famili cial n In r Mr .ry for th< ha> lion." Yes an<l it sideratiot. t leration250 words
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Article146 1893-09-12 167 I ne u« rous where our local insurance ~j>any be*'h in I These pas- oked by the Ravenn Colombo, M r Mr. C. Dunn enna a! nine s has bet 1 the Tanglin racks, tioned. Our Lond- and a prominent member of the Associat r ac-146 words
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Article18 1893-09-12 167 DEATH OF FORMER AUDITOR GENERAL. rral s whirl) ocrurred on A incilving. up ihrough thr litor-General, rcr)ll a18 words
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Article249 1893-09-12 167 s Apprf mkndkd. A curious case of suicide is reported you' i to be married in a neighbou on which the the been killed, an unen who the ami triumph over the bridegroom. The rule that all wornI the of triumph for men would be more than human249 words
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Article20 1893-09-12 167 il tir in t until to-morrow. on which date tin final tie in wil fd. itlei ihi^20 words
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Article82 1893-09-12 167 bat Lord Dnffei jlle>t in>tr I British int iam may !>e read ftloilg with the M nitty to lluMr. inornir sul>I with having dw b<lar«l it riii-^ in 1 floating in tli no in !ly. Un ;,()< nt of tin* York I need i \)Tf .<•:■ iH volume in respo82 words
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Article764 1893-09-12 167 Before Mr. Justice Gatty. J. DOMOHUI v. H. T. H.Miiin on *m> W. Noam. Tliis morning the interminable suit Donohue v. Mr. Hau^hton and Dr. Hoad mcd another the plaintiff claiming 98,000 damages from each defendant alleged wrongful confinement by them as in on the grounds that the764 words
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402 1893-09-12 167 THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND THE CHIAMESE DIFFICULTY. ir. Chester Chamber of Con July '-d the following letter to Lord bery My Lord, I have the honour to forward to you the following copy of a telegram received to-day from the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Straits trade with Siam402 words
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Article160 1893-09-12 168 1 i i be avoided incon order to <'• The Times has adn < c theory of i the m order thai: b lowne i 0 be i with ill culminate the UarThe Cii i ipon Indi i i trade with v had to bear the brunt160 words
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Article275 1893-09-12 168 PA HANG EXPLORATION COMPANY. the R. J N ice •ate to ks through at the on »pirty, 1 1 ml to carry on ihe -till just i of the value of the property as illy ral conce 1 1 the :he t-n- the rt the le to the tint the275 words
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Article39 1893-09-12 168 it in Knjfl ye, i he retired list, after n thr army and ng ago mli is a wei no de intment, but the ami led to appoint a y tead. I will l>-- nn-sed b\39 words
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Article56 1893-09-12 168 Those not satiated with Currency sp< ill read with interest those made on a notion for adjournment in the House on August Bth to d Indian Cv Ice to the point, Mr was as ever, a debater, while Mr. Balfour held that "if the world > silver d with gold56 words
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Article147 1893-09-12 168 (To tl t U»e ln or I turn ment 10 opium snpid by Th k ilie the chandu diu^, must i" quality, and th i of the contiul chand m iact, the farmer icli diinii from, liinj; an .y the it, as the French t to147 words
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143 1893-09-12 168 TEH STRAITS CRICKETERS AT CEYLON. [lowing progra'nme of event pore by the 3rd, arriving at Colombo on the eveni: Tuesday, October xoth Dinner to I lub. Wednesday, nth Rowing and Tei Hes. Thursday. 12th: up count 1 Friday, 13th, and Saturday. 14th: la. Sunday, 15th Straits XI return to Kandy.143 words
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Article112 1893-09-12 168 llu" Queen held a private investiture of the Orders ot th of India. Michael and St. George, and of the Indian Emp -borne on Bth August. Sir < A illian D -introduced, when tl) conferred upon him the honour of Knighthood, and in\ him with the Riband and Badge of112 words
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Article44 1893-09-12 168 It 1 th McCallum c dn CO ran an P. 1 he ug them ll Singa- in. til P«*ra v bulk of the team. for a Jpefort^hcir <\x ham is his excellent and ih im will, lis most useful proposal. >■44 words
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Article254 1893-09-12 168 RUSSIA'S ADVANCE FRANCES CHANCE. that Russia either has i point of occupying, r places in Afghan i-t-xtremeiy pr nii'ment that dvi it hat the d>tone coming in majority, Russia made in the Pamirs about ml c been heard. held tt» r Home Rule Bill un weaknt ment to R -!i254 words
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Article23 1893-09-12 168 R EUTER'S TELEGRAMS. {Via Ceylon.) London. Aug. 27- 'resse, am important from Samark sta and ended in ,1 di cxi. i ii ,id#L23 words
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Article786 1893-09-12 169 n board the P her arrival terd *> son>e °f I" have made i an offe. ma— n< ns Heath of the late Mr. H. M Sk< r( j »iit. en<!e«i m a aln .:> to 1 to anced I y some three feet high. >hama,786 words
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Article65 1893-09-12 169 {Gawette, Sept. Ist.) onsequence of the departure on leave or* Dr. 'l ravers, Dr. Welch acts as Residency Surgeon, and Dr. W. M. Little for Dr. Welch and Capt ire appoint\e Sanitary Board, Kuala Lumpor, vice Dr. T ravers and Capt or has reserved for the j sent65 words
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Article51 1893-09-12 169 THE NEW CHURCH AT SEPOY LINES. emor.y of laying the foumlation church, is to be d mA. and M next at 5.30 p.m. I! er Admii has kindly CODS 1 all interested are invited church i right hand side going to\s 1 the tr tal. The bui the very kindly51 words
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Article736 1893-09-12 169 (Translated for the Free Press.) About the capture of the Achinese stronghold Kaloet, a correspondent of the writes, Tuanku Omar as our coi to have received sixty bre and percussion rifl one hundred I gunpowder, d fish, a pikol and a half of opium and thousand Dutch dollars. At736 words
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Article815 1893-09-12 169 For weal or woe? By Two Crani Cycling and Health. i ttcd from Dr. O-car Jennin.' i are synonymous tern; II do ii in support of his i or, rath lio iof it has. I o him i -killer and the dot tor-. 1 cjuack establish his theory Tin815 words
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Article445 1893-09-12 170 (from our own Correspondent.} The most int< i i he ago has not been idle during the t! months of his tenure of office. It r duri hat titn policy of the country, but it wou pronounced anti-French it-n. he has o it s complain become445 words
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Article49 1893-09-12 170 Play in the Ladies' and I ;iier and Grii nenced yesterday, the following being the results i Dr. 58 tpt. I lindo ivlor and 7° i >rman an. 62 72 10 61 :cr 74 g Hooper 77 10 67 81 1 1 Rev. G. AI. R.r 1 8349 words
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Article125 1893-09-12 170 (From our own Cor res; Ob M< n. a vi<> aid le damage. <)n the Esplanroaging The Hospital at Durian Daan se\ Mablidg attathe A; g (lam.-iL by the fall of a tree, and a cover 40 ween two <>f th< bl« mi. !<■;• commun between the llo>, d125 words
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Article19 1893-09-12 170 1 !>• ioed something like $i.s rth «>f coin in 1N92. 376 jsumed, mostly in million yen (dollars), a >!d.19 words
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Article874 1893-09-12 170 By Rica Newman. By the time that the great P. and O. vessels f the world, and r< iched Ie, the itinerant globepeopl' that its full complement °ufih toreco. 'I importance the exquisite rue .tppreci.ition. It w.is just at the darkening of the twilight that when874 words
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Article51 1893-09-12 170 .i Commute re Philharmonic i •n Monday, the 18th iast an.l t ;ind that a eta would be given abou orchestra! con \o be given the first week in November. New merers both ordinary and active, may now i for th' cially in a siroug position. j I I t--151 words
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Article34 1893-09-12 170 Calcutta Coloniu i to thr Colonies, and the Otfki onies I var Province> with labour at I difficulty in procuring ascribed to the hea\ to provide sufficient c classes fro.:. are usually recruited. —Inc34 words
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Article81 1893-09-12 170 The jir 1 of the of Colonies to carr i in a d Java to I*' 1 some cisin. Mr. li< nothing, and Mr little chanre oppont-n's Mere bj Mr. Bo»j1 dared to pr tri.il ■rt^d by the authorii meiit and directed by so skilful81 words
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Article152 1893-09-12 171 i tone leaves torn date of the at ent oe goal Mr. Thos. Henry Tate not pt-t •ma- ing" '■I 'ass ilia at A Chinaman formerly o: partners has been m on a charge was tak custody by t than six Mala arrived Resi t of152 words
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840 1893-09-12 171 THE WISDON LITERATURE OF THE JEWS. Tbf in inter rian Church on tlr itinuation of ;res on Biblical criticism. The region tl .re to-ni id in opening his lecture, was unfamiliar to the ry Bible reader, only i t of it included in the territory covered b\ Scripture! journey thron840 words
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Article245 1893-09-12 171 In the Lawn Tennis Tournament at Colchester, a f the i ihe final iving rie a" J ,t, by 6 last n I'Llliot of this place. Mrs. Chaytor also succeeded in getting into the Final of the Ladies Singles, but was beaten for premier honours. de Neys (formerly a Miss245 words
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Article311 1893-09-12 171 L:\--t evening (>■ Lawd Tennis fi ug'u to a Mr. Hartvood art and Mr ibe the results of the i Lad c WidJcl!, J 5— 6, -6, o—3,0 3, Second Idell, rec. 15, beat Miss L. Wishart, 4—6, 6—o, 6—3. 15, beat Miss Wishart, owe -5,311 words
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Article135 1893-09-12 171 The old quip about hoi ing hair on the palm of the hands ad on!', by honfst men) m fou in fact. The surgeon o prison at Osaka is responsible for the statement that the bodies of priso; mental capacities ai nt show markable a '<air on the Perha; to135 words
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Article349 1893-09-12 172 due on September Mr. an 1 Mrs. Brandt are coming back to Singap amer /fors for M Malacca, the Colo on board. If. ff, the Russian Consul, it on board on the 13th nsul is accompanied by Madam By the P. (> ners Rohilla and the349 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter295 1893-09-12 172 To thi Editor. DEAR Sir, The regular attendance at the ion Cup tball matrhes of such Urge crowds lators, Euro- military and civilian, nif to that it would be a l i one likely to meet with due appreciation s, if the ould arrange ir own and295 words
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Article304 1893-09-12 172 .ira-mak C urahan river has been somewhat ex--1 1 to the conduct of a Haji Mat an. .1 Haji Hassan and I loUm RcMdcnt lliat li.is Haji n out that he was inspirt (i d that all who did not believe in and follow him were infidels and304 words
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Article101 1893-09-12 172 In the annual report of tbe Hongkong Club a touching reference is made to ibe drowning of the Hongkong Cricket team on its return from Shanghai in the v of the unfortunat ra. The "*nre concludes thus la suffering a calamity which is unique in tbe history of the game,101 words
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Article1325 1893-09-12 172 \Vritot< with a political aim have endeavoured to draw a distinction between the native population-, of the three im —v iz., TongK'mg, Annam proper, :md Cochin China. But the < is no greiter than mi^ht be ex--001 the diversity i inhabitants of lltnoi, Hu<s, and 11,325 words
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Article286 1893-09-12 172 {Sarawak Gatette, Sept. I.) Maxwell and the nawe been staying on Matang in H. H. The Xa X bungalow and ascended Se rapi accompanied by Littleton and Messrs. Everett and Cur^n^hame. On leaving M^t.ui^ they jbong and spent »ome days there. On 20th August accompanied by- the Resident286 words
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Article37 1893-09-12 172 publisli on A ■object dealt with v from th.* ted in our issue v We ived some volumin[>ondence on die natter, and print two letters to-da we bad no column (or jl i theological Ed th* mo37 words
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Article500 1893-09-12 173 I ire of culinary art in tr<> hardly be dMaiScd er BaraptM lyataM. It would be recount the list. A import re belong 1 the seas*. xepared I j e or Its commonest tor T> > 1 l!i it in iieby >! .> or parboiled,500 words
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Article437 1893-09-12 173 The Malaysia Message for this month ins an article under this hrading from which we takr the fo It I his all c pulpit and it i^ well to hear tl. :rev>'s Magazine for July con a report of 1 of two addresses on M given before437 words
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530 1893-09-12 173 The precedent set in India for (lie relief of Government servants and officers suffering from the position of exchange will be watched with natural interest by officials in the Eastern Crown nd perhaps with envy by those in unofficial life who are equally hard530 words
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Article208 1893-09-12 173 Cup tie between the R. A. and was piayed off last evening on the ;iade, and resulted in I ;ood game. The play wa> iiat rough at but the competition was so keen that it had to be excused. During tlic tir>t half neither side scored, though tin-208 words
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Article122 1893-09-12 173 increasing requirements «>i the Raffles Hotel, to which at nt it v a an adjunct, under a to Mi '.rothers, Mr. i Liang Siah, the proprietor of the house in Beach Road which was tor many years the American Consulate, will shortly pull it down, and on122 words
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Article566 1893-09-12 173 The Yen. Archdeacon Perham Malacca be absent from Singapore for We hear that Capt Bru k for Town (in his w.i had a delightful t The British steamer i. Branck which an Him with a cargo of case oil for Vokol that on t and loner566 words
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Article113 1893-09-12 174 i a bo: land \\h< no itai kr th<nd f I not bo m- ;1 horn London, had gr entrance into HI made him c and br, 1 1 cm i IjSrhtl) that without him the i ourse of our hunt, on brought to our mind113 words
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Article201 1893-09-12 174 1 nent übte il and and it ha t the .Id luty to the world latter di ih and conditions for on ne for anything. Cu 1 tnd he to teach was a gen education, both among Europeans and to R et a me of! But the201 words
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Article195 1893-09-12 174 he Ad^l trator performed •undation stone j before a I somt felt that a small church or chapel, which wou! I j more conven >lace j of worshi for a laa I urgently needed, and ing a wLnt which had tr by lation ol an influential195 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter34 1893-09-12 175 the rned tain, the for .1 ok of Com con i 1 on e\' int prinbut liallenge the bytend and iul tolerance migl er of To all men per igno: I ncr,34 words
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Letter102 1893-09-12 175 with me i mrmlicr i this Colony mad« that riter wli- n ply replied to by Canon •>* l.ittl.- month's \ry neecn ma nd f or ;i«-inies, t of h had us ted X f th^ MeX the time hui ns made, on him mil ot to lt*ave til their102 words
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Article159 1893-09-12 175 x Inch came into port tl> ingo Mr. J. G. Scott, S on I behalf of I Bi nent in i Fr ic> Mr. Scutaccompanied by Mr. Scott, a plucky la who is ihe constant ion of may be underst U last dl >n Mr159 words
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Article249 1893-09-12 175 rnraent *1 this morning to Rhio with on board. In Admiral, H. MS 1 to h mail. In of tlii— will call uld be mentioned, howihat the in the political ig any movement of the .shi|). Ip is a m ordinary nature, and it has nothing249 words
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Article28 1893-09-12 175 I lahnser," >iie. Sir, \VI It in sheriff :re .f 'io more. m .Mnurit re. Most people will rente beginning oar little I 1 immh In28 words
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Article188 1893-09-12 175 Out ho: I and ral i rl rcKa I and in l! Capt. Inkster, of I havii ierman barque she of Cape Rachado, steering to tli and v By Gumtt from Bangkok to rein! gt c regret to hear that Prim ry ill and quite unab act business of any188 words
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88 1893-09-12 175 DEATH OF SIR JAMES RUSSELL. C.M.G. 1 1 is with unit t he death of Sir < hie" Justice of I he sad news was co; ed in the C«o\ ling, and it will be r»-. sorrow utirc communii those Service as a n gradi: land. trate, and while at88 words
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Article844 1893-09-12 176 {From our ou>: Correspondent Bangkok, 4th Sep. It is per'iaps or. of tl nents of the summer i'nt we should be still living in a "flutter." That at any word which b< ibes our present political condition. A vague feeling of v ails in the small844 words
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Article150 1893-09-12 176 Ihe coaling of steamships is well known to be at tne dirty, and more or less exI lones'^e l> red to the bunkei i c j by the 1 vv it system of tapid coalin. pu t i n practical working for s are is secured, 'K<>l the150 words
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Article1015 1893-09-12 176 Notes and Anticipate Time flies quickly, as it only seems the otbt.r day that my old friend Werite had his week out and pretty well cleared the board, as Arrol did some meetings ago and now the Autumn Meeting v hand. I was not present to1,015 words
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153 1893-09-12 176 COLLAPSE THE HONGKONG RETRENCHMENT COMMISSION. Ihe Hongkong papers to hand th;ning contain several columns >ondence between the Hon'ble T. H. itehead and the Government, in which early appears that th<- object of I Government is rather to mplete investigation that the i the public desired and the v 1 to153 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter1074 1893-09-12 177 md 1 now the lie purp i ich I from which i ion, that neat 1 have your of it. r a tuitur the jury can bring Church of pirit of tional thing, 0 now m. point of a I II not in»ur the teach and to pr1,074 words
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Article571 1893-09-12 177 Australian Vii Periodically the so-called Yellow led by some imaginative writer who see* in the Chinese race a menace to the proj>n;ss a;id wellbeing of the Caucasian. S ih* theory finds a believer in an English write: anon a Ru<sian scents the danger again it is an American571 words
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Article38 1893-09-12 177 The Italian cruiser Curt a tone which left yesterday morning on her voyage will be met either in L>> lur i.-li- the ttut board of whi young It ilian P who is on a t,our round the world.38 words
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Article71 1893-09-12 177 We have i a handsome blotter artistically decorated with the obtrusiveScotch thistle, sketches of Balmoral and Balvenie Castles, as well as bearing oilier s of Caledonian origin, and setting forth in poetic fashion tli of Dawson's Perfection Old Scotch Whisky. The blotter, well USfd, can be recommended as an unqualilii71 words
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Article46 1893-09-12 177 M r .I Barnes is appointed a Magistrate for Pen. Messrs. R. l\ Gibbes and i 11,,--iuired examination in Law, are appointed |> ney Orders between this Colony and pt will in future go through Ceylon, >f through London. The Penang Jury List is published.46 words
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Article614 1893-09-12 177 count o( th» tii mine oi the Maltwun peninsula in il ntli of Burma view by Mr. K. H.l' uthernmosl extremity <>f the I re in this boundai penin and Bum; i is the chief centre of the tin and this p.ithwi in to the614 words
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Article157 1893-09-12 177 The following are the scores in the Cricket match, \\l\., played 01T the Esplanade on Saturday S. Cap». Barter b K. W. S. Morren A. J. McCloskyb E. \V. S. Morn Lieut. Hi ien I i b Kdw.! Cook l» H. Dad R. H. I l«f Lirii ird b157 words
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Article49 1893-09-12 177 H. 'lias was to 1 roceedtd on Thursday to carry out prize in petitions. H. E. Sir Charles n and a few other guests were to have ent the day on hoard. In consequence. ho. I tli<* J\i:lit bring ordered on a this plan i> i<>r the present posipon-49 words
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Article604 1893-09-12 178 the In blowing resolution e the hich all the imp >' '»d comr ests of the country, as w from the leading Anglo-Indian journals that the Seen aid announce in the House of Commons that he is prepared to acccp» 1 They «;onsid«r that ie this couris so604 words
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Article100 1893-09-12 178 nental b I in depth, 1, with a v is. The i >r y bly nth ler may of les; re miles, or .72.00*1 squire feet. Taking average kn»;ss of eight rics of banket beds at 6 ft. (equal to 48 ft.). q-iais 16.834 093,056,000 cubic feet100 words
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Page 178 Advertisements
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Advertisement204 1893-09-12 178 .1,...,. i ■<■ Robinson Co. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Outfitters. DEPARTMENT. Silk and Sat:' Costumes. Millinery. Umbrellas Parasols. its. Laces. Boots and Shoes. Ribbons. ry. Hosiery. Gloves. ITnderclothing. ets. is. Y< I Crapes. Phi Gauzes. i oidering. Fancy Articles for Presents. The dress-making department is in charge of a qualified Assistant.204 words
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Advertisement502 1893-09-12 178 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPII AL $10,000,000 RESERVE FUND I 3.9 00 000 RF.SERVK LIABILITY OF 4,*****00 'JPRIETORS i Court or Directors. Chairman— H. HOPPIUS, Esq. D> v— C. J. HOLLIDAY, Esq. A McConachib, Esq. H. H. ]S. Moses, Esq. Hon. J. Kkswick. D. R. Sassooh, Esq. Julius502 words
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Advertisement287 1893-09-12 178 KATZ BROTHERS TAILORING DEPT. v GOODS ARK I LH-ARLV. TWEED SUITINGS. Harris Tweed Homespuns for Tropical or Ho«ne Wear. OVERCOATINGS, NEW DESIGNS. Tweed and C< Black and Blue French Tw Coatings, all colours, Kxcellent Selection. TENNIS CLOTHS FLANNELS, The former warranted un*hrink.-*bl«\ latter tlwroughly soap shrunk. White and Fancy Vesting.287 words
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Advertisement261 1893-09-12 179 Tne Singapore Free Press Mercantile Advertiser. s mgmport. ?^S:^i"ieJ at 20a, Col'.yer Quay, Singapore. Ti 1 1." the tina of full and .id CORRESPONDENCE. -arymatt- t be prop 1 of the he Editor. Com- ie of the paper only. Rejected M -,not be Business com*' i should sed tothf Manager,261 words
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Advertisement252 1893-09-12 179 ST. ANDREW'S HOUSE, SINGAPORE. PHI" warding House for European an only, attending It >* v' iirection of a Committee -ting of the Bishop, the Colonia Chaplain, and five other gentlemen. .ould be I to the Honorar\ Andrt \rmenian Sireet, Si: pore. Jan. th >. iS: m. TURKEY HONEYCOMB SPONGES. N252 words
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Advertisement240 1893-09-12 179 BENSON'S WATCHES. MANUFACTORY, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON. MAKER TO H. M. THE QUEEN. Specially man ui acturkd and ricommbn^id FOR USB IN THE EAST, Benson's Spbc ial strkngth "FIKLD" WATCH AGoli Enolish HalfChkonomktbk, £2$ \TK" WATCH. A THKKII 3LARTKK PIATK ENGLISH LkVHR FULLY cm .55, Gold, SPKCIAL SI/KS AND MAKh KOK240 words
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Advertisement277 1893-09-12 179 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY AND OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL W STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Through passage tickets gi and France, and Germain of Steamers, also to Sin Francisco by the steamer* of the above lines. To other European points at prop Special reduced rates granted to O f the Army, Navy, and Civil277 words
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Article437 1893-09-12 180 The New Viceroy for India a need tli.it I of England France and Siam. he Marretorned to Paris with to protect IJritish inter' s Fate of Emm Fasha. M 't ii und.n. tli •d an»l eate: na. The French Elections. In the new Chamber of Deputies there aiv437 words
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Article365 1893-09-12 180 Muar. koi 11l 1 and for, via port lit it. sir.! LyonSi for B.inykok. i> MI'IK, Brit. rtS. Amhbrst, Brit, itr., Shimm< r, via poi I I '.jkok. Bam VVhji Brit, str., fur Billir g. I.l'li! mak'. li\-^ iiK. lint. str. r Sambas aii' Sri H Brit, str., Rozells,365 words
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Article258 1893-09-12 180 Nep 7- Per .Sr rsa from Made* Bell I i and child. From Penang. Mrs. l)u EtoissuM, Rev. \V. K. Mut.von. Mr. Lan T«M Kee. ijaha Brooke Mr. F. N. MaxIVr /V A v Mr. and Mrs de Souza, Mr. H. J. terhoat. Mrs. Schurder. Mrs. A. SchurJer.258 words
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Article99 1893-09-12 180 piled for the Siigmfiore Frtt I I ion *lit y and «i wmt Where and when Aug. 31. tier. bq.. c HemmeKkatnp Manila, July 1 kok Aug. lonian, Any. \»i%t J K- Mri( Aug. ji. li il. l.inib. .k. t. \.h. bq.. < VVs kok Au»;. it99 words
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Page 180 Advertisements
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Advertisement81 1893-09-12 180 ESTABLISHED 1814 JOHN HADDON Co. Wholesale and Export Stationers, Colonial and Indian Merchants. 3*4, B&uverie Street, Fleet Street, London, E.C .)iis. k it:d Seventy-five v ledge large run Manu. -i'-ale Houbc*;. We arc th' :•< enabled vents on ad van tap <-d at low rat«: >irs, with b pplica tion.81 words
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Page 180 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous676 1893-09-12 180 SHARE LIST, SEPTEMBER nth, 18 93. otation. Capital 86-88% prem. $10,*****0 $10,000,000 80,000 *****s ma $35 Xd' £1.000,000 Bk. o' China, Jap. Straits $2 J£ 2 000,000 £249 £1$ I xx» T. k. $17 *****00 1.500,000 15,000 100 ioX •ures6% 1% prem. Sellers. *****0 d>. 5X par. S-llers 395.000 New676 words
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