The Straits Times, 5 August 1876

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    Masthead
    16 1 The Straits Times. vol.. XXXII PUBLISHED EVERY SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, AUGUST 5. 187<>. SATURDAY EVENING No. 2,815
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    16 1 toth ultimo., at Bargasnr House i «ag*st son of Egniout IJO in. Nt Us.
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    SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1876.
    92 1 r.-l MAKKKT QUOTATIONS. SIN.iAPOHE. AVUT. STT, 1H76. iunbu-r 4.10 to 405. Black Pepper 8.00 to 8.024. White Pepper 13 Stgo Flour. Sarawak 2 4"i. P«srlS»gc 3.30. Oofce, Bontyne none Tia. ILK *ot. Mul^ twist 104. H lbr Shirting. 190. 7 d, do 1.65. i doT. CUhs
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    OUR HOSPITALS, TAN TOCK SENG'S.
    812 1 HWI palace is that'" said his it? th.: shah of Penal ml eye lirst rested upon ■me building facing the 1 inmons. St. Thomas's i M.ije-ty built for the k poor" was the What a good people you be," it so pleased His add, and
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    OUR PAST POLICY.
    1405 1 lx dealing with the state of affairs i in Perak in a previous article, we men- tioned that the report of Mr. Birch, sent after a reasonable time on the assumption of his duties as Resident, is one of the most interesting papers contained in the Blue
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    AFFAIRS IN THE NATIVE STATES.
    698 1 The condition of affairs in the Native States has again been the subject of a debate in the House of Lords. Lord Stanley of Alderley who is irrepressible in his patronage of us, introduced the matter in a speech which appears to have been intended
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    JAVA ITEMS
    1153 1 (Traasl'iteil for the S/raifs Times.) It ia requested of our contemporuries that in repro (luoimr these trauxlatimiH, their original appearance in the Strait* Timct, may be acknowledged.) On the lsth ultimo, 25,000 piculs of Government cotfee sold by auction at Batavia, brought an average price of f. 47.80
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  • Correspondence.
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      OUR TEMPERATURE.
      248 1 To the Editor of the Daily Tiim-.i. Siu, 1 have been much relieved in collecting the following tables having reference to tlie temperature of Singapore. Iv a valuable paper published in iH I* in Logan 'aJoornal offlw Indian Aruhijwlago, oontrboted bj my honorable friend Dr. Little, from which
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    MALACCA.
    2282 1 (From tin occatiunal Corretpoiident.) Malacca, 27tu Jult, 187 G. Tv k Malay steamer Teln/raph, Captaiu Valberg, from Klang, with dates to the «Unt, arrived here on Friday last, and returned to the Port, on Sunday afternoon. The Strata steamer Japan, Captain J an Gu»n Bin, arrived here from Penang
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      178 1 \P\ KKTISEMENTB. i'DicdU made known i into for ling peri ti^fes will he Office; aUo in OKNHILI.. Lombard I 1 OU Jewry; iv C.il x i' v fy in the copy the :i- > [uin d. else nil till ootu&teraaanded lingly. SDI Nis. fullj requi ttod to atioa to tin
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    MONDAY, 31st JULY.
    1467 2 Tmk Spanish steamer Leon, Captain Omno, from Liverpool with dates to the 11th Juno, via Cadiz, Barcelona, Port Said, and Aden, anchored in the roads this morning W route to Manila with ;s^s Spanish passengers. A mail leaves Penang for Rangoon at 3 l. M. to-morrow. Messages
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    TUESDAY, 1st AUGUST.
    3522 2 The steamer advertised to leave Penang for Rangoon at '6 o'clock this afternoon will not leave until day break tomorrow, and messages will be received at the telegraph office here until six this evening. Wl have just received (4.10 p. M.) the following telegram reporting the result
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    WEDNESDAY, 2nd AUGUST.
    302 3 Ax inquest was held at the Criminal Prison by A. W. V. Cousin, Esq., H. M.'s Coroner, on the Ist instant, on the body of a male Chinese prisoner named Lim Toali Tow. The deceased was admitted into the Criminal Prison on the loth September, 1874, sentenced
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    THURSDAY, 3rd AUGUST.
    3603 3 We learn that Tofopiolit*, which From SOSM eaiue only ran in one nice on the first day at Penang beat Kaiser on the second day of the races. Tbe meeting, our correspondent informs us, ha bwea a ;iv;it SOOOSai and large sums have changed hands. AfasfcJ was
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    FRIDAY, 4th AUGUST.
    2586 3 The O. S. S. Co's steamer Prism, Captain Butler, from Hongkong with dates to the 20th ultimo, arrived at Tanjong Pagar wharf yesterday en route to London. Thk N. I. S. N. Go's steamer Bronto, Captain de Jong, from Acheen with dates to the 31st ultimo, arrived
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
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      694 4 JJ. vV <f. ccmiiaiit). PEXINBULAB AND ORIENTAL BTEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. OrricM— D'Almeida Street. Godowws— At New Harbour. MAIL ik^jiv; UKfl. Tb« foUownig mr tbf dateeonwhieh tbe Company* Contract Mail f-t.n.rs v.ay b.- ,x,», t.,1 airhc here in I^7-; Outward. Homkwabd Tueaday Hth Jan. Wednesday lJth Jan 26th 26th Bth Feb.
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      863 4 iflisrfllanfous. To thf Otkfn Avr> Rotaa Family To H. T*. the Princk of Wales Cppwial Appointment); And to seveml Indian Potentates. Foreign Governments, and Railway Companies. Fstablishfp 17>'». J. W. BFNSON. Watch and Clock Maker. Goldsmith. Pilvkr-Smith. anii Vktistic Metal WOKKFR. Prize MBaUal OF the London. Dubi.in. and Paris Exhibitions.
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      893 4 iHisfrrllanrous. PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT GUANO DIBROT.VHD BY OHLEVDORFF A CO., at their Works, Plaistow. Aictoria Dock, London. by virtue of a special concession granted by THE PERUVIAN GOVKRVMEVT Under Mess. J. Henry Schroder A Co.'s Control. General Apentß for and Role Consignees The Peruvian Government Guano in the United Kingdom. GUARANTEED
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      883 4 iHtSrellaneous. THE ROAD TO HEALTH. AN LONG LIFE. Secured by HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. Impurities of Blood. In selecting the moat appropriate medicine for a particular ailment, there may be some difficulty unless one can be found to purify, regulate, and improve the quality of the blood. These Pills possess and exert
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      949 4 a iHidffllanfous. Protected by Royal Letters Patent, Dated October 11th, 1869. Under Distinguished Patronage. DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE Ozonic Orygen The new Curative Agent, and only Reliable Remedy for Alrvous and Livrr Complaints. Xhis Phosphatic combination is proonunced by the ni-mt eminent members of the niedical Profession to be unequalled for
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      660 4 I 8t W1 .Ot,t, ,v vi Nt r«t Army Medioal St,-r him and it ha, l^,,'" utimlvsis by tho first PK •Knne m ,tbod and 1^ bnve never hoon 1 therefore, that anvt»,i n nnn 1 c. fW veDr.T.OoT.u s y 1 RonvNP. a apnrioiw CATTTTO\._v ic "pV" l '">■
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    SATURDAY, 5th AUGUST.
    394 1 Tiik I. O. Co.'s steamer PesAaim,, Captain C. A. White, from Shanghai the IM, an<l Hongkong the Iftk ult., arrived this morning and will leave for Southampton to-morr.tw at 4 p. m. the mails closing at i o'clock. Passenger For Singajwre.—Fvoax Hougkong 8 Chinese. IW I'innny— From
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  • SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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      Arribals.
      648 1 Saturday. 2!>th July. M. M. steamer Djemnah, 2,H»i tons, Rolland commander, SaiSfon 27th July, consignees Messaged.* Maritime*. _M. M. steamer Emir, c, 727 tous. Pichat commander, Batavia 27th July, consignees Messagerieg Maritimea. British steamer State of Louisiana I.2l>?tms. Johnston oin mand.-r. London lSth June, consignees Martin, Dyce Co. German
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      Departures.
      262 1 Sunday, :!Otti July. M. M. bteamei Djemnah, Holland, for .\larseiltct. Monday, 31st July. British tteamat Pearl, tfaak, for Saigon. British steamer Rosa. Ohopard, for Bally and BeaVßßWjav Colonial steamer Pluto, Wtilner. Cot Peuong. British steamer Argyle, Scott, for Hongkong. British schooner Suoaha ii, Spark, for VV. Australia. British steamer
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      SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR.
      877 1 Ship's Names. I tt Date Captains. Fla<j k Rio. g ok ar- Where From Where Lyino CoasiOH MS OB AoentBJdi:stix \.no\ KIVAI.S MEN-OF-WAR Banjermassin Beugshes 'H. N. M. str. BMM April lOJAeheea T. P. Wharf H. N. M*s. Goaral General Bepairia* Juuo Pohind H. M. str.
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      315 1 JTo&way** P:i<.— lnvalids distracted bf indigestion aui discjnra^ed in their search for its foaiedj sli >uld Ul lk-_> trul of tbia istiiTir failing laeifiniao. A lady, long :i mutvr to dyap iptie t irtaree, writes thai Hollowaj'a Pills made her feel as if a burden had beea taken off her.
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