Straits Times Overland Journal, 29 June 1878
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Straits Times Overland Journal
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Title Section27 1878-06-29 1 The Straits Times. b A. 9 1 1 1 JTT J^ "l^nn^^ Tr^^^TFTTT l^ T^TT A VOL. XLX.-NO. H3. STNCAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1878, Prick 40 Ckni27 words
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Domestic Occurrences.
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Article, Illustration103 1878-06-29 1 SATURDAY, 29th JUNE, 1878. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS. poi Isth Junk, 1878. GambitBla< k P«mp > Whi- tail ility 13 Flour. -*w S*go.. .">. J? Ooffee, Bontynf nominaJqg Tin 1&32f 4°s. i\fule tw 925. *4 il»- Shirt 1.55. 7 do do 1.40. ♦> do T. Oloti 1.07*. 7 do do Benares103 words
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Article358 1878-06-29 1 and O. steamer Zambesi, 24th June. tore.—From Southampton Mfc^; (..('orlii. u F.Powell. From -ay iptain md Mrs. Kelbck, Ayab and child, and 1 Native. From <: t Lie 3 Natives. Fro; Penanjjr: Colonel C. A. 8. Bkkina, Lieut. Hindea servaot, Messrs. W. Allen, Skinner, Sbuck, Sister* Ste Gaen; SteJffarciane.358 words
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Article783 1878-06-29 1 THKlast overland issue of the StraitsTimes was dated Saturday the 2£nd -instant, oa which day the P. and O. Steamer Thibet was despatched with Clie last homeward mail. The M. M. steamer Anadyr arrived here this morning with" the London mail of 31st May, and the783 words
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95 1878-06-29 1 Friday the 2Sth June lwiug the Auuiversary of the Coronation of Her Majesty the Qukkn, will be observed as a holiday at the Government Offices. The Colonial Secretary's and toe Mas-ter-Attendant's Offices will be open from lla. m., to t' p. in. Major A. G.95 words
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Article267 1878-06-29 1 A Proclamatiuu is published announcing Her Mai« <oufirmation of Ord. No. 2of > tied "An ordinance to proVide lor the payment of a special allows; < to the-Governor." The Secretary ot State has extended the leave of absence with half saLlary, granted to Mu. Ji to*267 words
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Article393 1878-06-29 1 In reply to the question ao often asked —Is China, in spito of th'^ prejudices and ignorance of her rulers, really disposed in her heart towards progress We have never seen our way to answer Yes." Now and then there are indications that if the Mandarinate, that393 words
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Article1420 1878-06-29 2 i ¥t< Mike 4)a'dij Time* 4 Zslh June. j li B tft>r;N*O CEBSIC& OF TeEEITOKT] V\ ulthkr JtJarou Ovkrbwk succeeds in his large-minded and enterprising i t in the north-east of Borneo or not, it will, we think, be admitted that ha and Mr. Ai hied Dext are setting »rk1,420 words
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742 1878-06-29 2 From the Daily Times, 24th June. M ail News. The following items, which aiv of more or less local interest here, are taken from the home paj>ers received Ivy the Zambesi yesterday The Borneo Cession. Ou the 2Ut May, in the House of Commons, Mr. Ernkst Nokl asked the Chancellor742 words
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543 1878-06-29 2 Front the Daily Time, 27th June. The Silver Market. The Friend ofjndi* w,-,X lowing som Hftin^ ment n < iten\ of silver. It will 1 last extract reiterate the statement. If i ther extraordinary U M have been heard < at home or in I hat it should have been543 words
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862 1878-06-29 3 From the Daily Times, 20th June. Perak. Tm vinsfW extracts from the Put e of some interest as throwing i'Oine on a dark subject, the-tat' rsinPeruk. In the first the Ga mu !>< une amends for some previous ho- 1 •;< cr si of Mr. Low's administration olid appears to862 words
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1579 1878-06-29 3 From the Daily Times, 25th June. The Municipality. MihUTfcS of proceedings of the Municipal Commissioners, on Thursday, the Gth June, 187^. (tommisfioners Pttreent. Hon'ble W. H. Read,—President. E. J. Weils, Esq. M. F. de Sou/.a, Esq. The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed Read the fortnightly progress1,579 words
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249 1878-06-29 3 From the Daily Times, 27th June. The Volunteers. A good deal of expectation was excited by the announcement that the Volunteers would be reviewed by Hi- Excellency th Governor yesterday afternoon on the Ks planade, and, accordingly, the natives, hack gharries, and private carriages began assemble round the green" towards249 words
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Article1904 1878-06-29 4 jj lio>f&TSh% probably, tne VolfcWi&ers arc m*~ringoes and 'aslam^ rabid Jiu l i J may not be considered a judge, I will t-onfess, however, to having felt very mii j diirnaiit that an important state ceremony |i mid have been allowed for a moment J I l>een interfered with by1,904 words
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1323 1878-06-29 4 i he following Judgment was delivered on Thursday la^t, by the Chief Justice, Sm Thomas Sjdoreavbs, Tan Kirn Cheno of* Singap. »re, Merchant. Plaintiff. The Hon'ble Ho Ah Kat Whampov, c.m.g. of Singapore, Mcr chant. Defendant. Air. Bond appeared for the1,323 words
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Article1078 1878-06-29 5 lan'iJ*''"-.' i}t [7 < 'i f »d*<3jomin^ the land PI v^liiy w»s d to one Choon Ann, and by her ?»rr<*& to th«- Defen- i dant on t 1 v of A.agu.st, in the same i !if 1 m&% by Mr. David- to *h > that when the intended to1,078 words
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1114 1878-06-29 5 From the Daily Times, 27th June. Penang News. Tiik following items are taken from the I'uMug Qazrllv of the 22nd instant:— The Penan*/ Court of It, quests.—The state of the Court of Requests in Sing.iapore has been lately attracting attention owing to a letter from pr. Little in the Strait*1,114 words
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914 1878-06-29 5 From the Daily Times, 26th June. MALACCA. {Foin our oion Correspondent.) Malacca, 21th .Jink. Is7s. The Colonial steamer Pluto, with His Honor, Chief Justice Sidgreavcs, and the Hon'ble the Attorney General on board, arrived here on the 17th instant, and returned to your Port on Thursday evening, the 20th instant.914 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter113 1878-06-29 5 To the Editor of tin Daily Ti Dear Sir, —Your article iu the Straih Times of 10th Juno, about the uomH of Beri-Beri on board the V'/tieMn man a on voyage from (.'otic to Singapov* I cannot allow to pass without anv marks, hating that you will i^ivo thew113 words
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Article573 1878-06-29 6 Singapore, to Sino ipoj ou Ehiiuiday evr>- j nil U &tt f V or an* toJ^H Hongkong harbour k would waders of the l'll l>« nan i ti,,. Merry Ma n :!it, under th<. r<u .<■ ;u in the pre F-tiu 'v 11. .M/s ships. :<■ l( 1 adinissi v573 words
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Article1486 1878-06-29 6 v,nuKet maicn was played on Saturday afternoon between Nos. :i and 7 Companies of-H. M. 2 Sth Regiment, and some good scores were made, the former winning by 30 runs. We understand that H. E. the Governor will leave for Bangkok, early next month, in one of1,486 words
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Article328 1878-06-29 6 Thk part of the plant and machinery belonging to Messrs. How auth, Lyo! Euskine, which was sold by auction, yesterday, by Messih. Powei r. C( realized about $14,u00. The whole of the saw mill machinery wa purchased by Mr. .7. M. Lyon. Oui Penang sporting friends had328 words
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Article1688 1878-06-29 7 or that in "eonHPeiitiiijf *»n reply to it, we »lmn»<f^avq. appeared W K g* ve it support, ann we, aga j unrewrvodlv, tender the Commission, ers, collectively and individually, an ample &nd a formal apology. Abe Volunteers amenable to Court Martial is one of those questions that nobody is quite1,688 words
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Article125 1878-06-29 7 Return of visitors to the Raffle: Library and Museum during 7 ending Friday, 28th Juue 187S, Saturday 22nd Sunday 23rd Monday 2ith Tuesday bh Wednesday LJtJtb Thursday 27 th 159 Friday 28th Public Holiday Totii I N. B. DENNY6. A.ctiu^ Secretary, i We are request..] to *****^125 words
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Page 8 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous2094 1878-06-29 8 SH I PP I NQ^N^ELL I ge N C E Saturday. 22nd Juhp SlTlbate (Continued.) •awßk Htowaer Rajah B- „5 tons,' Fender commands I Friday, 28th June. r JjML PPurawaV 19th June, oo^lgne B Borneo Company Lira ifced. ■M fci P Cashffierek1 236t< f' Lester commander, Cardiff T^B^jfeg* Dntcb steamer2,094 words
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