The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly), 4 September 1894
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly)
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Title Section20 1894-09-04 1 T H E Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. WEEKLY MAIL EDITION. THIRD SERIES. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th, 1894. No, 37120 words
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Article304 1894-09-04 1 i ding Articles. A Ores I .and >!ip, i _><; Kelantan Duplicity, i2(j NY Sui render, 1 2t; Russia on ihe Caspian, 130 A Strong Scent, 130 Si pi me ou: I, A Wril of Prohibition, I^7 A Magistrates' Appeal, 137 Sf< rt« Golf. Medal Competition, Sepoy Lines, 131304 words
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Article70 1894-09-04 1 (Corrected up to September 3.) On London. Bank 4 m/s 2J2% demand 2 2 i Private credits 3 in/s 2/3 docuraenls3 m/s 2/3- credits 0 in/s 2J3J On India. Bank demand 191 1 On Hongkong. Bank demand par. On Yokohama. Bank demand par. On Java. Bank demand 1.29 Private70 words
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Article118 1894-09-04 1 September 3.) 3&12! I n' ief n •'•35 do. üb€ N©» i >• 12 5° co. do. No, a 11 40 Pepper, Black (ordinary S'pore) 12.37.]. do. White, (FairL/W=s%) 1850 Nutmegs i^.-s to the Ib.) *jo. Mace (i ,.:<i-; >• 95 Clcves (Amboinaj 22 l<z.: Cotlte (10% Blacks) 38.118 words
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Article53 1894-09-04 1 On the 26)1 instant, at 80, Waterloo Street Singapore, the wife of Mr. S. Srri'.ns, of a daughter. On the 28th instant, at "Spring Grove," Singapore, the wife of A. Laspe, of a son. On the 3rd inst., at Burn Brae.Tnnglin, the wife o; J. K. Innf.s,53 words
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Article, Illustration447 1894-09-04 1 I Ic-rt- shntl ti e Press ti r l*eoplc*s rigl t i:-.^ rt-nin. 1 ">: Iwe i<y rtnu iiubribe \->y gain Here p..'.; Trutli Uer glorious precepts draw, PlediiciJ lo Religion, Loyalty* and Law. (August 29th.) WHAT is believed to have been, in point of mass, the447 words
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Article357 1894-09-04 1 As a result of the conference at Government House yesterday between lIE the Governor and the Siamese Commissioner from Tongkali, certain proposals were made by Mr. CLIFFORD to H E. Phya DHIB KHOSA a memorandum of which was given him, embodying the views of Mr. CLIFFORD on357 words
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Article1132 1894-09-04 1 (August 30U1 Telegraphic enquiry by liie Hon. Secretary of IJie Straits Settlements Association, Singapore branch, ha- < j !i' ted the fact that Reuter's telegram notifying a reduction of the .Military Contribution, tor next year only, to £80,000 W premature, and that there is uo confirmation obtainable of1,132 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement39 1894-09-04 1 GRAND HOTEL CONTINENTAL SAIGON. COMFORTABLY furnished and airy Chambers. Bath-rooms to all apartments. GRAND RESTAURANT, with fixed charges SALOONS, for private dinners. CUISINE of the highest quality, in the hands of a French chef. LUNCHEONS DINNERS $1 2 inducing39 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous487 1894-09-04 1 THE WEEK. The next mail from Europe is expected to arrive by the M. M. S.S. Oceania! on the 1 2th inst., with English mails of the 1 2th August, being followed by the P. O. S.S. Siam on the 17th inst, with London dates to the 24th ult. This487 words
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Article629 1894-09-04 2 (August 31st.) 1 1 will not take much political shrewdness to understand precisely why it is lliat Russia has chosen this particular conjuncture to make it known that she has decided to greatly strengthen her position on the Caspian. Russia is there complete mistress of the629 words
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Article565 1894-09-04 2 A distinguished resident of the Colony, who occupies a seat on the Municipal Commission, declared on a memorable historic occasion that his nose was his own." We have no desire to add to the tale of noses that Nature lias granted to us, nor would we on565 words
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Article1198 1894-09-04 2 XF-rom .mr or- n Correspondent^^ The Sungei Ujong authority s seem determined, if possible, lo stamp out any cart traffic lhat may interfere with the railway. Last year I sent a copy of a regulation which provided that all carts using the Linggi Road from or to Malacca territory1,198 words
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Article1472 1894-09-04 3 All lights and other aids to navigation outside the Taku forts have been removed, and the entrance to the Peiho river is closed at night. StafT-Paymr. W. C. S. Hyne, well remembered here, has been advanced to the rank of fleet- paymaster in her Majesty's fleet.1,472 words
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Article67 1894-09-04 3 The August Monthly Medal Competition was played on Saturday. There was not a large number of players and several who played did not return their scores. Dr. Ellis was the winner with a nett total of 89. The scores on the whole were high but the67 words
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Article1030 1894-09-04 3 For months the people of the Northwest Province have been anticipating a convulsion of nature threatening the lives of thousands of people. Away up in the Himalayas, within a hundred miles of mighty peaks that lift their heads 25,000 into the air, there is a precipitous valley,1,030 words
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Article131 1894-09-04 3 The Magpie Minstrels. To ilk Editor. Sir, I learn that oa the second performance of the Magpies, several persons who were extremely anxious to see them, were unable to gain admission to the Hal!, through tvaut of sitting accommodation. Under these rircuitis ances, would it not be very though'131 words
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521 1894-09-04 3 To thf Editor. Sir, Your readers will be highly amused to see a comparison of costs ot establishments of various P. IV. D's in proportion lo the amount of their expenditure, in the last Selangor Journal. In Ceylon it is 7.83 per cent. Pcnang 748521 words
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2244 1894-09-04 4 Hai.l'-Yevrly Meeting. The ordinary halt -yearly general meeting of shareholders in the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation was lield at Hongkong on the iB:h inst., Mr. C. Holiiday, Chairman, preside 1, a"'<\ among ihose present were Messrs. J.S. Moses. R. M. Gray, H. Hoppius, H.2,244 words
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Article270 1894-09-04 4 It is as important to Singapore as to Bangkok that diseased cattle should not be shipped from Bangkok, or killed for human consumption in this port. But notwithstanding the vital importance of t'is question t'»e Siamese authorities exhibit their time-honoured indifference to this grave subject. is only the270 words
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Article179 1894-09-04 4 {From our own Correspondents Pekan, 23rd August. On the 20th inst. Th« Sri Banka called in at Kuala Pahang, on her return trip to Singapore. Neither Ihe Resident nor Capt. Lyons proceeded by her to Singapore as was expected. Mr. Clifford and Capt. Lyons leave for S'pore by179 words
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Article145 1894-09-04 4 Monsieur Pavie, having 1 visited Luang" Prabang and the Upper Mekong districts enquiring into the execution of the Treaty, returned to Bangkok on Sunday morning. How far the Minister Resident for France has been satisfied with the diligent performance of the obligations on the part of145 words
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Article783 1894-09-04 4 The Batti.k at Seikwan. An extra wis issued by the Tokyo Mainichi that gives a fuller account than any other of the battle on July 30th. From this account it will be seen that Asan itself "fell into the Japanese posscssinn without any fighting at all. The783 words
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Article392 1894-09-04 4 Assistant-Supt. Holmes, Seiangor Sikhs who has just returned from Pahan<r arj..^ to Klang this evening per s.s. Malacca. A Liverpool contemporary is respon-ib!* for the statement that Lady Rons r. wiV of the Chief Justice of Japan, has suc- It is reported on good authority that392 words
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Article409 1894-09-04 4 Seeing tlic very favourable results which have attended the alterations and changes on their steamers Bayer n and Stichsen \h" North German Lloyd, Bremen, have decided on a similar complete alteration in their steamer Preussen. Whilst the Sapct'M and Sachsen were lengthened to the rxtent of 50 feet,409 words
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1236 1894-09-04 5 Tie Colonial steamer Sea Belle arrived from Pekau this morning bringing with her Colonel Walker, Mr. Holmes, Inspector Graham, 68 of Colonel Walker's men and j 20 of the Singapore Sikh? under Inspector Jordan. I The Affair at Ampai. Speaking to our representative this1,236 words
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Article468 1894-09-04 5 The Withdrawal oi the Sikhs. Return of Col. Walker's men. Kuala Paliang, 27th Aug. 24th August. The Acting Resident and (,apt. Lyons were able to leave on Friday by the Gympie en route lor Singapore after having waited two days at the Kuala for a steamer. The Gianggi468 words
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Article1008 1894-09-04 5 The Out Door Man, being cynically retrospective and knowing, as an O. D. M. i should, all things, spake thus. "It is a curious thing (though the basis, incidentally, of Gilberts great success in comic opera) how largely Topsy-Turveydcm enters into Life even in the Far1,008 words
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Article563 1894-09-04 5 Lincolnshire Regimbkt 2nd Team r. Royal Artilliry. These teams met last nightin l!ic second round of the above, and an interesting, though somewhat rough, game resulted in the victory of the first-named by three goals to love. The game was not so onesided as the score563 words
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Article632 1894-09-04 6 The Rajah of Lombok, who is described as holding supreme power only in name, had committed various acts which provoked the Dutch to send against him, demanding full apologies for past misdeeds, abdication j in favour of a lawfully appointed successor. a new treaty, and payment of632 words
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Article216 1894-09-04 6 The Dutch steamer Nienhnvs, which was to have left for Pontianak last evening, was detained by the Harbour authorities. She had on board some 270 passengers, natives, andbeingtoo deep inthewfterthe p:issen<>er license was withheld, the authorities here, of course, having no power over the cargo. Finally, some 30 tons of216 words
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Article433 1894-09-04 6 They seem to want aspirates rather badly up Tapah way in Perak. Any way they are importing H's in bulk, the last list of arrivals noted being Messrs. Hanson, Hamilton, Hawkins and Haviland. Mr. A. G. Mackie, it is rumoured, has applied for a concession to433 words
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341 1894-09-04 6 (In Liquidation.) Persons who may be holders of shares that have (hanged hands since the dale of the beginning of the liquidation of the Company, would do well to asceitain their real position in regaid to s*ut h shairs, as it appears that there is341 words
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Article75 1894-09-04 6 We have received information from an authentic source, that the news contained in Reuler's Telegram of yesterday, of the treacherous attack on the Dutch troops in Lombok by the rebellious subjects of the Raja of Lombok, is correct in substance. Reinforcements are to be despatched instanter to75 words
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Article108 1894-09-04 6 Some interesting particulars of the new engines which pump the town service water to the high level reservoirs on Mt. Sophia are given in Mr. Macßitchie's report for July. These were tested twice dining the mouth, and some of the details are Water pumped in108 words
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Article560 1894-09-04 6 A New Gold Strike. The Secretary of the Punjom Mining Company of the receipt of a telegram from Mr. Blarney, dated 2rst inst., reading: 1 Lode opening up well, bottom drift east. Have discovered specimen gold to-day.' The Straus Fire Insurance Co Ltd. (In Liquidation.) To the Editor. Sir,560 words
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Article1300 1894-09-04 6 The following is the Mining Manager's Report for the five weeks ending 24th August, 1894 Raub Hole Section, Xo. 1 Level. Work at this level lias been confined to sinking No. 1 and 2 winzes. The No. 1 winze which is being sunk about 40 feet south of the1,300 words
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Article5571 1894-09-04 7 Singapore, Aug. 2Qth, 1894. Preskst Mr. A. Gentle. President Hon'blc Seah Liang Seahand T. Shelford Messrs. Praser, Moses. Meyer. Tan Jiak Kim, Nanson and liell. Ab^kn 1 Mr. (i. C. Wray. F INAMUL ST A T E M E N T The statement showed Copper coin £30° urrcnt5,571 words
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Article1025 1894-09-04 8 The following is the lrller, and appendices, from thr Government to thc^ Municipality with reference to the proposal lo increase the contribution of 827.n0 y per annum paid towards police expenses. It was laid before the Commission yesterday afternoon, but was not considered Colonial Secretary's1,025 words
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Article439 1894-09-04 8 iFrom our own Correspondent.} hat has become of that part of ihe oickr relating to the muzzling of dogs outside- the Municipal Limits in Malacca? The order was issued in February, and was to com.- into operation on the 7th of April last, but lias not yet been enforced.439 words
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Article468 1894-09-04 8 Law Making in the Straits Arms Act. To run Editor; Sir. I know it is a very difficult matter to move Governments, and especially their law officer, to amend any glaring faults in any of their Acts once they have passed the Council, but I wish to call attention468 words
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110 1894-09-04 8 THE STRAI TS MILITARY CONTRIBUTION. Reduction Not Confirmed. Reuter Premature. Singapore, 30th August, 1894. 'Vo the Editor. Dear Sir, The following is a opy of a telegram which I sent to London on Tuesday last l>y Messrs. Outline Co. to their London House Please advise St raits Settlements Association Renter110 words
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Article163 1894-09-04 8 August iS;Ju A plot las been discovered at liarcclona to assassinate Dupu\ r President of the Krench hambcr, now recuperating in Lite Pyt encc c August io'Jk Ti>e Japanese Fleet his liloc'caded all the North China ports, c;iui' g ill commitation with Corca bv sea. August 2olh. A163 words
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Article336 1894-09-04 8 Mr. Clifford leaves to-morrow per S. I. Sappho from Klang to proceed to Kuala Lipis. where he will make arrangements for the reception of H. E. the Governor there. Mr. Clifford then returns to Kuala Kubu to meet H. E., and will then accompany the336 words
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Article441 1894-09-04 8 FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 1, 1894 It is arranged that Mr. Capper comes from Penang to the post of 2nd Assistant Colonial Secretary, Mr. Wilkinson relieves Mr. Elcum as Sheriff here, and Mr. Biota goes to Penang as 2i\d Magistrate. Lady Mitchell's Reception yesterday j afternoon was numerously ittended. It is441 words
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Article2077 1894-09-04 9 Bkiore the Chief Justice, thb Hon'ble Mr. Cox. Mr. J. B. Matthews (R. W. Braddell with dim] against the rule Mr. A. L. Donaldson ,H. Fort with him) in support. This was a case in whirh Mr. Donaldson moved tlie Court on Thursiay last tor a rule nisi2,077 words
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Article232 1894-09-04 9 The Arms Ordinance and Police Protection. fo mi: Editor. J^ir, The letter in your issue of yesterday, signed Arms, dealt with some of the "inconveniences" to the community caused by the new Arms Act, but the matter is much more serious than an inconvenience. The persons who are likely232 words
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Article345 1894-09-04 9 (From an Occasional Correspondent.) Mr. F. Canos>i Asimont, of Rumpin, formerly of the Pahang Exploration and Development Company, arrived at Pekan yesterday. He is now engaged, with twu other Europeans, and about 80 coolies, in felling and exporting timber to Singapore. We are asked to chronicle that345 words
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Article1223 1894-09-04 9 The President's Report »or Jjly. The Slm uhtfr-houses. I Sanitary Mi aslres. Stolid Resistance of Commissioners The Sacredkbss of Vested Interests. The report of Mr. Gentle, the President, and Dr. Ellis, the Health Officer, of the Singapore Municipality are pregnant with warnings against th^ insanitary state of parts1,223 words
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Article1671 1894-09-04 10 To facilitate the work of the SWA. drill season a programme of the drills till the Camp in November has been issued. A Singapore friend of an epigrammatic turn of mind has hit upon a name for Somebody, lie now calls him "Victor Hugo." The appropriateness1,671 words
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Article1434 1894-09-04 10 E'en as the heading Topics of the Week," Doth now, too oft, portend dead languages. Anon. Sundry remarks we thought of making on the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home were omitted last week for want of space. That institution has served a useful purpose in bringing to1,434 words
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Article241 1894-09-04 10 The telegram which we [Pin&ngGte lish from our Singapore oorrespondci t i correct as it shews the position which the GoveJ ment have taken. We have interviewed Mr. <■ I Hon^ Kee since he received the letti r fl W Government containing the informati >n accepted his241 words
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Article899 1894-09-04 11 SINGAPORE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. LINCOLXS I.f. S. C.C. These teams met last night in the semi- n il round and a very even and interestng game resulted in favour of the Tanglin en. 't was unfortunate that this, perfc I g ihe roost interesting of all the games played in this899 words
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Article460 1894-09-04 11 To the east of Java stretches a chain o islands, of which Bali is the first, separated from Java by the narrow but deep Bali Straits, Lombok being the second. It is compact in shape, and is about fifty miles across. Ampenan, the port, is on the460 words
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312 1894-09-04 11 In the current number of the National Review there is an article dealing with the subject of the Colonies and Maritime Defence, in which the Impetial Federation (Defence) Committee— on whose behalf and by whose authority it is contributed plead for the necessity of a.312 words
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Article1350 1894-09-04 11 To those who know what a commanding position Singapore holds in the system of submarine cable telegraphy through the seas of the Far East and of Australasia, the appended pleasantly written article will recommend itself. it appeared in the Chronicle on the eve of1,350 words
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Article407 1894-09-04 11 The annual general meeting of the members was held in the S. C. C. Pavilion last evening (30th). There were present: Messrs. T. de M. Braddell (in the chair) If. Rodesse (hon. sec), Bromhead Mathews (hon. treas.) F. Hilton, H. Hilton, A. Tregarthen, \V. Makepeace, Scott-Russell, A.407 words
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Article69 1894-09-04 11 Rules made by the Governor in Council under the Chinese Agricultural Labourers Protection Ordinance 1891 are published. Mr. |R. Derry's leave is extended till Sept. 26th. A certificate of naturalisation has been granted to Chew Loon Heang, Singapore. Mr. G. C. Wray has been granted four months leave69 words
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Article1062 1894-09-04 12 Mr. Hillman, the new editor of the Siam Observer, late of the Times of Ceylon staff, arrived from Colombo yesterday. He goes to Bangkok, with Mrs. Hillman and child, by the Ban Seng Guan to-day. A passenger on board the Gerda, then lying at the Tanjong1,062 words
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Article271 1894-09-04 12 {Gazette, Aug. 31st, 1894.) Mr. James H. Hall is appointed an inspector under the Steam Boilers Regulation, vice Mr. J. Dunlop. Financial Officers are instructed not to take cognisance of the assignment ol pensions and allowances by native chiefs to money lenders. Persons to whom the right of271 words
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Article226 1894-09-04 12 Under 5 v. Over 5. The S. C. C. match on Saturday was I'nder 5 years in the East v. Over 5 years. The game resulted in a draw rather in favour of the oldsters, whose six wickets got 103 runs to the youngsters 6 for 63, and all226 words
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Article498 1894-09-04 12 Another Official assurance." By this mail we have a parliamentary reference to the above question, where delay for years has been a scandal and a disgrace to the British Treasury and its poodle, Among the notices of motion." &c for Friday, the ioth of August, (the day498 words
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Article365 1894-09-04 12 \iti Ceylon, London, Aug. 22. With reference to the representations of the Straits Settlements for a reduction in the heavy amount of Military Contribution paid at present by the Colony, Her Majesty's Treasury lias ii.xcd llie Contribution for next year at £80,000. The amount to be contributed afterwards365 words
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Article554 1894-09-04 12 The half-yearly meeting of the Tanj* Pagar Dock Co., Ld., was held in \c Company's offices, Collyer Quay, at t >, to-day, Mr. J. R. Cuthbertson, Cliairmai presiding. There were also present Hon'ble T. C. Bogaardt, J. Anderson Mr C.H. Kauch, Mr. A. Laspe, Mr.554 words
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Article212 1894-09-04 12 ll is decided that 11. E Sir Mitchell Lady Mitchell and party .U 1 Tanjong Kltag on Thursday «\<- Tbe Hon'ble Maior M(Calhm< as nell Capt. Herbert a.d.c and Mr. Hurra, A- tant Private Secretary, will accompany H E. to Pahaog: via Kuala Lumpor and212 words
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Article1537 1894-09-04 13 {From cur own Correspondent.) August. Events move slowly in is Island, and an insufficient knowledge if] Dutch language dees not assist one 8 learning of all tho^e that occur that ght I "I some interest to your readers. having for Ihe past month or so followrecen! rtffaJrs1,537 words
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Article442 1894-09-04 13 Cordial Fraternising. A Forest Ambush. Simplicity or the Second Column-. A Nocturnal Battue. From our Batavian exchanges and other sources the disasters of the Dutch in Lombok seem to have come about in this wise The two reconnoitring columns we mentioned last week had made442 words
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Article32 1894-09-04 13 His Excellency the Governor will perform the ceremony of opening the Impounding Reservoir, and the works attached thereto., since the extension, on Saturday, Sept. *****. at 5.15 p. m.32 words
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Article182 1894-09-04 13 The usual monthly medal handicap was played on Saturday. The ground was very saft and all players did not hand in very good scores. Dr. Ilinde proved to be ihe winner with a score of 90 minus 4 strokes equalling 86. H. Bryan was second with a182 words
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Article728 1894-09-04 13 A Singapore visitor to Penang, who^e identity will easily be made out. writes the following letter to the Pinang Gazette, which has some interesting historical allusions to Singapore as well as to Penang Sir, Although I have never been here, until tliis week, for more728 words
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Article127 1894-09-04 13 We are officially informed that further tests of the water from the Impounding Reservoir, Malacca, have been made by the Government Analyst, with more satisfactory results than before. Seven samples were taken on the same day by the Colonial Surgeon at Malacca from the streams which127 words
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Article105 1894-09-04 13 (September 3rd, 1594.) Homeward Tonnage continues in lair supply, and there lias been little fluctuation in lite height market during the last week. For London, via Canal, 17/6 is still the rate for Bag Goods, 22/6 for Bale Gambier, Peppers Bttd clean measurement. For Liverpool, via Canal, there is105 words
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Article3569 1894-09-04 14 (Special to the Chinese Man.) GREAT DEI EAT or THK JAPANESE. Shanghai, 2i>t Au-u.t, 10.12 a.m.— A great battle was fought at Pingyeong, about 80 miles north-west of Seoul, whence the Japanese army had marched to intercept the Chinese army from the north. The Japanese were defeated,3,569 words
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Article2050 1894-09-04 14 T4F.IR Strategic Ret irtOire. (BV A NAVAL C ORRKSPONDF.N7 The forthcoming war between l\\r; an i when it does take place, will afford a h «t ojj able lessons for students of naval stratcgi I true that the belligerents liave never until h an opportunity of employing2,050 words
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Advertisement117 1894-09-04 15 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO AND LABUAN REVENUE FARMS. 'PI NDKRS will be received by the Secretary to A the Govei nment, Snndakan, on or before 30th v« mber next, lor Ihe following Revenue Farms opium Farms North Borneo and Labuan. Spirit do. d°. <|°- Pawnbroking do. «o. Pobacco Farms, Labuan only.117 words
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Advertisement317 1894-09-04 15 XTONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL $10,000,000 RESERVE FUND 4,200,000 RESERVE LIABILITY OF > PROPRIETORS J f i0.000.000 Court of Directors. Chairman— H. HOPPIUS, Esq. Deputy Chairman— C. f. HOLLIDAY, Esq. S. C. Michaklson, Esq. A. McConachie, Esq. H. H. Joseph, Esq. J. S. Moses, Esq. Hon. J. I.317 words
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Advertisement214 1894-09-04 15 ST. ANDREW'S HOUSE SINGAPORE r I^HIS is a Boarding House for European and Eurasian Boys only, attending Day Schools of the Colony. It is under the direction of a Committee consisting of the Bishop, the Colonial Chaplain, and five other gentlemen. Applications for admission should be addressed to the Honorary214 words
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Advertisement756 1894-09-04 15 The Singapore Free Press AND Mercantile Advertiser. Cable Address, Advertiser, Singapore. Telephoxb Number. No. 61. Published at 39, Change Alley, Singapore. THE hading English Newspaper in the Straits Settlements Johore the Protected Native States of Perak, Selangor, Sungei Ujong, Pahang, the Negri Sembilan; British North Borneo; SarawakNetherlands Indies, Java arvl756 words
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Article525 1894-09-04 16 Inundation in India. London, 28th August, is94The landslip dun forming the Gohna Lake in India has burst, and all the buildings between Gohna and Hurdwar have been destroyed, immense damage being < aused. No lives were lost. To Abolish the Lords. A mass meeting has been held in525 words
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Article128 1894-09-04 16 I The Report of the Attack on Port Arthur Unfounded. Renewed Missionary Outrages. L n dt n 3rd Sc ■/< c m her, 1 g 4 Ihe Redpole has returned to Chefoo with Ihe news that the report of the attack en Port Arthur i- unfounded. Foreigners128 words
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Miscellaneous698 1894-09-04 16 CLEARANCES. September j. A. APCAR, Brit, str., Hansen, for Hongkong. ISABELLA, Brit, str., Hudson, for Muar. Neera. Brit, str., Morris, for T. Anson, via ports. Amherst, Brit, str., Shimmen, for Selangor, via ports. Poh Him Gi as, Brit, str., Smith, for Macassar, via ports. Me 1 nam. Fr. str., Cournier,698 words
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Miscellaneous866 1894-09-04 16 VESSELS IN PORT. Flags Ton. Captain Arrived From Consignees F Men-ot-War Rattler Brit, e.b., 7i> Colesworlh lulv 10 Bangkok Sr. N, Officer Stat Other Vessels Alice Rickmers Ger. bq. 1208 Leye Au#. 21 Cnrcuii Behn M< Li Antioco Accame Ital. bq., 1086 Bellando Aug. 3 Cardiff Bousti i I Arnold866 words
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Miscellaneous202 1894-09-04 16 Passengers by the Mail. Mrs. Raymond. From Biindisi, Mr. I Mr. F. E. Stemratum, Mr. C. Som n lie. Colombo.— Mr. and Mrs. H. Htttniani Fi Penan-.— Mr. C. B. Buckle>*. Mr. Passengers Departed. Per Sachsett, for Southampton Mr. A- Greening and Family, Mr. and Mrs. 5 Mr. \V. G.202 words
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