The Straits Times, 11 December 1875
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Title Section16 1875-12-11 1 The Straits Times. Vol.. XXXI PUBLISHED EVERY SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1875. SATURDAY EVENING No. 2.00116 words
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75 1875-12-11 1 THE STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1875. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS. SiKOAPOas, Deckmbek 11th, 1875. s m •■<■ tVppsr 13.".0 i .our, Sarawak sVAI. J •mi.' ss\b7|. ML >s Mule twi«t 108 ■UJfS -1". i 1.77 J. li"> i. d.. do L.%*****4. 1 M PI new sbO. x I Hank bills75 words
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Article1174 1875-12-11 1 lon a l o i i u tune past the number of appointments In the Govern■hi lit service of the Colony ha- attracted a great deal of attention and has frequently alluded to that it ap|>ears almost Useless to draw attention to it again; but the general OOUfusibj1,174 words
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Article1092 1875-12-11 1 V vi.f>s it was in answer to an application l.\ Sir \Vi!li;un Jervois for instructions whether to annex IVrak or net, it is difficult to understand why the Home (iovei nnieiit should, on the lilJtli N vcmher, have telegraphed instruction* to our Governor to abstain from the1,092 words
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Article796 1875-12-11 1 \> have bam favoured by the Hon'ble the Colonial Secretary with the following account of affairs at Snngk l.jong:— On the S6th November, the Assistant Resident Captain Murray, and Mr. Daly, accompanied by Lieut. Hiuxmaii and ~d men of the 1 lUth and SO native police under a796 words
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Article629 1875-12-11 1 FiitiM Captain ()'K.eefe, of the Hritish schooner £<•</ liinl, which arrived lure on Friday from the Islands in the Pacific, we have been able to glean some interesting particulars concerning former residents of Singapore. It is well known that Menus. Skinner and Webster, with Captain Gall, of629 words
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Article5616 1875-12-11 1 The following general sketch of the Kingdom of Perak was drawn up some thirty ycarsago,byagentlemau who had spent a considerable time in the country and it was intended as a preliminary to a regular prospectus, and a more extended work on the subject, for publication, with illustrations by a5,616 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement10 1875-12-11 1 rau^e. yesterday, the wife of William Mulhullaiid. of a daagatcr.10 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous8 1875-12-11 1 THI I IT io« f DITTO* 9 quarterly..8 words
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1267 1875-12-11 2 Wk extract from yesterday's Uazelte and publish below the despatch from Major Dunlop, Queeu's Commissioner to Perak, narrating the smart little affair of the 15th November last at Passir Sala, when the work of retribution for Mr. Birch's murder was successfully begun, aud1,267 words
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Article40 1875-12-11 2 The following Report of Major Duulop, Queen's Oniaiiatimitr at Perak, on the recent disturbances in that State, is pub. lished for general information: By His Excellencr'B Command. C. J. IRVING, Acting Colonial Secretary. Colonial Secretary's Office, Siii'j'ipvn; Ith DiCi-inber, 1875.40 words
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Article1039 1875-12-11 2 Bandar Bahbu, Kith Nmtmber, 1875. Sir, I have the honor to state, for the information of His Excellency the Governor, that after leaving His Excellency in the Perak river on the Bth instant, 1 went I Bandar Bahru, which I reached about I a. m. on the 9th instant, and1,039 words
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Article324 1875-12-11 3 RflSHtliag to tin- following telegram ■in Shanghai SOtk Niivt'inl>er FWewii esaaartag the OMbom Qovon ni.-nt for HiMnf terms with Mr. Wade jpi>.':ir.ii in Pekiug. but wore immediately by Iks MtMfitMß. An > m asy feeling among the native |l rega; ding tk* rei-ent negotiation* »Nf The hint M-iil says Tin-324 words
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Article254 1875-12-11 3 Til k "caiinic Scots" in Hongkong celebrated St. Andrews' Eve by giving .i grand Ball in the City Hall to the HoideiiN, which wm in every way a ■OOOCM. Tlie China Mail ends a notice < the Hall with the remark that "the followiag beautiful lines will c >tnmened themselves254 words
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Article23 1875-12-11 3 i'uv: next Criminal Assizes of the Supreme Court will I* held at the Court House on Tuesday, the 4th proximo.23 words
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Article369 1875-12-11 3 The Bishop and Clergy of the Church of Kugland appear to be labouring at present under au epidemic of silly bigotry and narrow-mindedness. Sometimeago, Dr. Wordsworth, Bishop of Lincoln, ap- proved of the refusal of a parish clergyman to allow a Methodist minister to be Rtyled Rrrerend on hi* daughter's369 words
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Article255 1875-12-11 3 The following account of the damage done by the recent hurricane in the Phillipiues, which we find in the Cki M Mail, gives particulars which did not appear in our translations from the Manila papers MANILA maaiffl. Damages by the recent typhoon are heavy in Camarines South. In the village255 words
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Article53 1875-12-11 3 The marine disasters were limited to the ("»f"<-o Albay, Joaqu'na. Mas de lot m£«J V^^^i estates on their banks. The S. S. Legnnpi has been lost on the Coast of Romblou; 4 passengers and 4of er crew welv dr°wned. But few hopea are entertained of raising her, as her hull53 words
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Article1616 1875-12-11 3 Holloway'* Pills— With d irkeuing day* aud changing temperatures the digestion becomes impaired, the liver disordered and the mind despondent, unlew ths ciuje of the irregularity be expelled from the blood and body by sich an attentive as these Pills. They directly attack the source of the evil, thrmt out1,616 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article488 1875-12-11 3 Saturday, 4th December. H. M. steamer Kgeria, 7!'7 tons, Turton commander. Perak 2nd Dec British steamer Bentan. 34' tons, Moppett commander, Samarang 2nd Daft* consignees Cheng Tee. Wat Seng Co. Sunday. sth December. British steamer Petrel, 176 tons. Harmer commander. Samarang 28th Nov., consignees Cheng Tee, Wat Seng Co.488 words
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Article192 1875-12-11 3 Monday, 6th December. B. 1. S. N". Co's suunier Satara, Day, for Calcutta. British steamer Hentan. Moppett. for BasMiaag. Tuesday. 7th December. Dut.-li stesßMt Atj-.-h. Wossels, lor Batavia. British steamer Petrel. If ■!!■>■. for Baigoa. Wednesday, Bth December. Spanish steamer Paragua, bli/aide, for Manila. German bavqao (J. F. Muutz.192 words
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Article586 1875-12-11 3 Dati ■HIF'sXaM I'-AVtAUHk r i.a.J AMI Rlu 1->NN. 'F Alt WllfcttK FKOiJ UoMMICM (M A«im Uh-fTINATIOH. KIVAI.. -hip's Nam MEN-OF-WAR Egeria Turtou H. M. steamer 797 Dec. 4Perak Senior Naval Officer. Peiak ■jTEAMEUWeazel British oleauur June 1- Uau','k.>l. Dotk Qamftmim. tag Pilot Full Man.Li.ll British steauu>r586 words
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40 1875-12-11 3 VESSELS IN DOCK OR LYING AT WHAR V E S Victor^ Dock P. ft OjWharf Borneo Company's Wharf New Harbour Dook Company LimiUd 6 Jardine, Matheaon and Company* Wh« rl 7 Bob Accord Dock 8 Government Wharf 9 At Johore40 words
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Article918 1875-12-11 4 [Tmnxlated fur (he Strait it |<K(t.) •It is requested of >ur con*t-iupjr**ie!i th«t iv re|.ro-liiu-rinir these translations, their original api<earaiK-« in the Slraitt Ran, may he n. knowledged > Is the Manila Cnunit of the 12th ultimo appears the following notice of a further destruction918 words
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Article2654 1875-12-11 4 Pabis, Nov. G. Fob dying men, the deputies, on resumption of business, look remarkably well the attendance was not only punctual but the absentees were few. In the space of twenty minutes the Chief of the Cabinet announced, the immediate discussion of the electoral law a battle unanimously2,654 words
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Article595 1875-12-11 4 To thr Editor of thr Daily Timr*. Sir, -Respecting the account of highway robbery with violence by four Europeans in your late paper of the Urd inst., I trust you will allow me to correct one or t^-o inaccuracies iv the same. The outrage took place595 words
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Article1190 1875-12-11 4 MONDAY, tini DECEMBER. Wk arc in receipt of the following special telegram dated Pinang, Saturday, the Ith instant, 5.50 i>. m Disturbances Salangorc territory, 101) Europeans left Perak for Sungie IJjong, (iourkas leave this to-night for Malacca, precautionary measure, official information indecisive. H. M.S. Egeria, Capt.1,190 words
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Article340 1875-12-11 5 To tltt Editer of Thk Cki.kstial EMriuK. Sik. We ha\e l.it« -ly h.iiid of <crt ii:i v nt Laving oourred at Perak. a place on ti' Malayan Peninsula to which a British nsident'has but receutly been appointed. W.- „i,. jet without details of the atfair. but340 words
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Article821 1875-12-11 5 r. are indebted to Messrs. Guthrie and Co., (ieneral Agents af tlie Com pany here, for the following information regarding the movements of tin- K.JI A. s'eamere. The S. S. leave with latl down mails arrived at BriehaM OB Ith December. The Hr'-'ljiiit; with the up December821 words
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Article964 1875-12-11 5 H. M. S. Tlii .it 1 I', Commander Stirling, arrived this morning from Perak, and is under orders for Sunghie I joug, or rather, we presume, Malacca and Lukut. We learn that the (iouikhas and artillery left IVnang for Sunghie Ujoag on Monday, the<th instant, not on964 words
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Article1032 1875-12-11 5 Thk Hritish steamer <iU-nf<tllm-lt, Capt. Ifeßafn, from Hongkong Ist iiiril., arrived at Tanjoiig i'agar wharl on Tuesday afternoon, and will leave for Luulon, via Perak aad IVnang at daylight to-morrow inorning, I'tiiiscnyer, for L uuint. .Vlr. Joan Edward Adsuead, Manchester. A private letter from Malacca, ilaled the1,032 words
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Article1420 1875-12-11 5 Wk learn that the steamer Sri Ktnimtk has been chartered by Oorerniacnt for mnriee in the expedition to the Malay States. The terms, we Under■mod, are fIM p-.-diy, the Government mp|4yiog coals. A \erv line specimen of the orangutan, standing nearly live feet high, has been recently1,420 words
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Article1453 1875-12-11 5 Le Contre-Auiiral Gouvernour de la Coehinehine <-t Coiniuandant la di ision navalf de l'ludo-Ohino, fait savoir qua partir dv l n de einbre l?S7o, le bateau feu inouille a Qbagion, embouchure dv U .nn.n, sera eoiuliiit a Siigon pour Ml r«'-pare. Cc bateau sera pn>visoirement reiuphK'tpar une eanonuiere1,453 words
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Article573 1875-12-11 6 [mmutlm for iht Straits Time*.) It i« requested of our conteniixwanes that in reprodurtiuir theae tnunUtion-. their ordinal appearance in the StraiU Tim.'* may I* acknowledged.) Tut fbOowiag iafeaKgMM is tran>lated tr.mi the Batavia B»gUmi of the Istil ultimo Pin uiiiiis~i.ii of inquiry into the573 words
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Page 6 Advertisements
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Advertisement795 1875-12-11 6 ittisrrllanrous. WEDDfNG. BIKTHDAY AND UUUsTENING CAKES. ai.k ..n.l d.corate,], iIU descrip;l y ;ik<s <^y Orders received fr.. m Singapore will be Promptly attended 10, :ind ?he cakes car^ t'llly puked and farwaria* '-\.NK CRAWFORD v CO., Hongkong. General Managers of Hon-kong A China Bakery Company Singapore, 21st June, 1875, WESSBLICB795 words
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Advertisement748 1875-12-11 6 iflfsrrllanrous DIETZ A CO., St. Paul's Buildings, Carter Lane, LONDON. Inventors a Manufacturers of the CELEBRATKTI PARAGON LAMPS, Burning Kctodaa, Petroleum, or P.iramn Unrivalled for Simplicity, Economy, Durability, Safety and Brilliancy of Light. Over 5,000 Patterns of Handle Lamps Factory Limps Table Lamps S|,ip Lamps Hall Lamps Chandeliers Church Lamps748 words
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Advertisement896 1875-12-11 6 iHijsrrllanrous. THE PETRIFYING SILICATE PAINTS, AS SUPPLIED TO The Admiralty, Board of Work*, A usIriaa Lloyd's. Woolwich Arsenal, Canard Company. London and North Western and Great Western Railway Companies, FOR HOUSE, SHIP. AND GENERAL USE. Manufactured by the mil vi k paint company, Liverpool, IN ALL COLOURS, Have no chemical896 words
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Advertisement687 1875-12-11 6 iflisfrfllanfous. POSTLE'S" DOMESTIC ICE MAIKN& MACHINE. This Machine, which will make about 4 pounds of SOU I) ICE inaOMINUTEB, on sale by the undersigned. Packed for exportation, with full particulars for Ice Making in the warmest climates F. LASSETTER A CO., Wholesale, Rktail, and Export, Ironmongers. •421 George Street. Sydney,687 words
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Advertisement728 1875-12-11 7 fl. 5: Ccm;anr. I \B AND ORIENTAL v MPANT. nrru D'Almeida Street. «NB— At New Harbour. M VII. *&3fe LIM P. i following iue tb«- daasaaawhiea i. here Own Homeward Tnt>,i 12th Jaa. Weaaaaaay llth Jan -••th 27th Ma loth iah. ■mI J^th l<»th Mar. Mon.liw -.'Jnd 24th Ufa Auril728 words
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Advertisement904 1875-12-11 7 iftisrrlTanrota. To THE O'EKN ANI. ROYAL FAMILY To 11. R. thk Prince of Walks PrN'cial Appointment); And to several Indian Potentates, Foreign Governmentn. and Railway Companies. Fstahi.imied I~K>. J. W. BENSON, Watch ani> Clock Maker, Goldsmith, Sii vkr-Pmith. am> Artistic Metal Work i r.. Pkizf Medalist o» in London. Dublin,904 words
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Advertisement835 1875-12-11 7 PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT GUANO Dissolved by OHLENDORFF A CO., at their Worts, Plaistow. Victoria Dock, London. BT liaiUl OK A SPECIAL CONCESSION trraTit«\l by THE PBBUVIAR COVERVMEXT Tnder afeaa. J. Hfnry Schroder Jt Oo.'s Control. Genrnil Affeaai for and SoleConsitrneos of The Pkimviw Gu* IBlintt Cr.vso in the I'liited Kingdom. OUAKAXTKKK835 words
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Advertisement820 1875-12-11 7 iHistrrllanrous;. THE ROAD TO HEALTH AND LONG LIFE. Secured by HOLLO WATS PILLS. Impurities of Blood. In select ing the most appropriate medicine lot I particular ailment, there may be some difficulty unless one can be found to purify, regulate, and improve the .piality of the blood. These Pills possess820 words
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Advertisement1020 1875-12-11 7 ißiserrllnnroitst. Established a 18J9, C. LAZARUS v CO.. Incorpohated with mikauwood ,t Co. Cabinkt makers. Upholsterers. Billiard Tahle Manufacturers. Carvers, Gilders, DbcOmatoßS, ani> General Furnlshino Contkactors, Bl Appointment To His Exrellen.-y the Viceroy of India, H. R. H. th' DaheofaMiabargh, to, Ac, House, Land and General Commission AGENTS, Appraisers and1,020 words
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Advertisement821 1875-12-11 7 iNtsrrllanroiicj. DR. J. OOLLB iu'(.\v\ CHLOBODTNI. 1^ ihi Original awd onlt Oiwuini Thk Public are Cautionkd again unfounded statement* frequently m,i that "the composition of Chi known to Chemisteaad the M. p r ,f,., •ion." The fact is. Chlorootne Jfi rend aad Invented by Dr J.Oolui Baowm ea Army Kadioal821 words
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