The Straits Times, 31 May 1894
1894-05-31
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Title Section12 1894-05-31 22 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1«31. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1894. NO. 18,331.12 words
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Advertisement524 1894-05-31 22 M i i (MPANIES. s v-ULAR nil .ATION COii. Omn- <ollT»r Q«ay. ■> and Ooaowwl— NVw H*rl-.nr itsawsrs stay h» pip.- t.^l to ar- *r&i aad leave Bingapor* b. .-.wdaUa:— «N i IBM. v- dates ar« only approiin l»o»rtnre« m>\ r «r<J bmaxl |iasßHl|fr» wiahin? to vinit i' I-mmha for524 words
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Advertisement1407 1894-05-31 22 STEAMSHIP COMI'ANIKS. For Borneo Vurtt viaßaweanandSourabaya On the Hth of -wry month a steamer runs in this direction taking direct cargo and pas--1 senders to banjermassin, Pulo Laut, Pasair, snd K'.t.-i. Once every month on the 23rd a steamer is iles|«it,'h.-d to Dongala, Berow, and Bulongan also calling at Banjennaamn,1,407 words
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Advertisement895 1894-05-31 22 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. ■VTORDDECTBCHER LLOYD. ll BREMEN. The fast and well-known steamers of this line run regularly between Bremerhaven and Shanghai, calling en route at Antwerp, Southampton, Genoa, Naples, Port Said, Sue/., Aden, Colombo, Singa]iore, and Hongkong. In connection with thn arrivals and departures of these mail steamers, the Company's steamer895 words
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Advertisement776 1894-05-31 22 INSURANCES. t~\ UARDFAN KIBE AND LIKE ASSURANCE VJ COMPANT, LIV.rED, LONDON. Established 18S1. Subscribed Capital 45,00Q,000 ToUl Invested Funda 4.51 A.000 Annual Income, 938,000 The nnderaignea, agent* fcr the above Company, are prepared to accept flre risks for short periods of ten days or longer periods, at current rate* to776 words
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Advertisement528 1894-05-31 22 BANKS. HONOKONO AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL $10,000,000 RESERVE FUND 4,200,000 RESERVE LIABILITY OFT HOOOOOOO PROPRIETORS j-*iu,uw,uuu Cor/sr or Dibbctobs: Craibman— H. HOPPIUS, Eaq. Depctt Chaibman— C. J. HOLLIDAY, Eaq. 8. C. Ml. H»«L»O» E,q. A. McCOIACIIt, E»|. H. H. Joan™. E«,. J. 8 Moa«a,Ea<i. Hon. J. J. Ki.wicm.528 words
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Advertisement191 1894-05-31 22 yOTIOBtt. McALISTER Co. UREBH SHIPMENTS TUST A RRIVED JUST A RRIVED A UBTRALIAN T>RODUCB. T> UTTER. TJUTTIB. Pure AiiKtralian Butter in 7 lb. tins at 40 centa par lb. JJAV JJAt In Bales of about 2| cwt. at 57.50 per Bale. CHAFF. piAFF \J Prime Oaton Chaff in Sacks of191 words
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Article555 1894-05-31 23 LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS. Sikoafobb 31ot Mat, 1884. PRODUCE. Gambier, I 7.50. do Cube No. 1, 11.75. do do No. 2, Copra Bali 5.95. do Pontianak, 572Vi. Pepper Black, 9.65. Sago Flour, Sarawak 2.30. do Brunei 2.02Va. Pearl Sago 3.35. Coffee Bali M 40. Coffee Liberian, 41. Tapioca small Flake,555 words
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Article109 1894-05-31 23 For Pt Hr. /We To-Mobbow. Fmmactle »i« port", Bultan, 9 m Uftta Pfthat, Aing Ann, 9 a.m. F'atu Pah*!, SuKana, 11 a.m P. Darwin ria port.-, Daririn, Noon. Pootiaaak, L.t>~k, Nooi. Klaog Tia port-, Sri Ptaalan, 3 p.m. Klang ria port*. Will r' Ihe Witf, 3 p.m. t'aJyjxu,109 words
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Article101 1894-05-31 23 F«on EiiBorc Bj the M. M. 1. 1. Sydney dM om 6ta Jut. Fbom CaiNA:— Ptr foraun tUamr Prtiutn do* oa 8aUrd*y. lim Table or Mailh to London. L*ft Slampor* Du* in Lmdoa Arriml Apl. 10th Jl. If. May Stb May Stk Apl. 18th P. 4 O.101 words
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Article266 1894-05-31 23 ABRIVALH. I ''T P. A O. s. s. Malacca from Hongkong i Capt. Bradshaw, Lt. C. S. Taylor. Messrs. <i. Atzeoroth, E. Shepherd, and Mrs. R. Dennies. From Kobe Mrs C. Krebs. Per s. s. C. Aprar from Hongkong Mrs. Olifent, Mr-. Bagram, Miss Manak, and Miss Trigge.266 words
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68 1894-05-31 23 STRAITS TIMES THURSDAY, 31ST MAY, 1894. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. Establisheh 1831. PRICE: 10 CENTS. [Subtcription rales and adoertiiiwj riilei may he found on the fourth page.] THE FRENCH MINISTRY. M. Hanotaux bas been appointed to be French Minister of Foreign Afikirs. THE BAHR EL GHAIAL QUESTION. Germany has protested at BrusselsReuter - 68 words
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Article239 1894-05-31 23 Thb resignation of M. Stanibouloff. announced in to-day's telegram, shown that Bulgaria too, is passing through a political crisis which looks not less grave than the complications in Servia. Simv the delivery of Bulgaria from Turkish rule, Stamlmuloff has played tho most prominent ]>olitical j>art there,239 words
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Article16 1894-05-31 23 The Sungei UjoDg Government advertises for a Chinese interpreter at a salary of S5O per month.16 words
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Article21 1894-05-31 23 Thb i. s. Catherine Apcar and P. 0. i t. Malacca have arrived from Uougkong aud have been placed in ({uarautiae.21 words
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Article15 1894-05-31 23 The Russian Volunteer fleet steuuier Kottroma, arrived to-day from Odesna with 495 immigrants for Vladivostoek.15 words
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Article21 1894-05-31 23 Mr. A. H. van Bibma, the special ageat of the New York Lite Insurauee Company, bas arrived at SiDgapore from Batavia.21 words
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Article22 1894-05-31 23 Mb. J. R. Innbs disposed of tbo business in the seeoud magistrate's court to-day, Mr. Authunisz beiug eugaged in the first court.22 words
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Article24 1894-05-31 23 Tub Raffles Club will be opeu to number.-, from to-uiorrow, and tb« formal o|ieuiug of the Club is tiled (or Friday the 15th proximo.24 words
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Article25 1894-05-31 23 Me»«rs. Powell A Co., advertise tbat ou Thursday, 7th June, they will bell by auction, frveuold laud ou Kaue Course Koad and in L'biua Street.25 words
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Article24 1894-05-31 23 The usual monthly work-meeting of the Cuurch Work Association, will be Held at the Rafßes Girls' School on Tuesday, June stli, at 4 o'clock.24 words
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Article26 1894-05-31 23 At the dale of last advices from Calcutta, the beat tbere was intense. Horses were dying in the streets, aud boiuw deaths occurred among the sbippiug.26 words
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Article24 1894-05-31 23 Tib Netherlands ludian Government •tckuii-r FAikaiin arnv.-.l here Im m Kino _»e»tercU_v, aucliureU a few buur* in tbe ruada, aud theu left fur Buagkalit.24 words
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Article25 1894-05-31 23 Haumhton'h Cikcus, which, last night, concluded the best seasou the Circus lias ever had iv Singapore, leaves this afternoou by the German mail tor China.25 words
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Article27 1894-05-31 23 Me. Lavish, Consul-General for Netherlands, leares tor 6a.utaraug, to-morrow nioruiag by tue steamer K'nxji' on a trip to Haul Jara. He will be aOseul about a fortnight.27 words
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Article29 1894-05-31 23 At the meeting of the Legislative Council this atteruoon H. K. Major General H. T. Vaughau-Joucj, aud Messrs. Hutteul>,ii.h aud fit.-ati Liang Scab look the oaths aud their seats.29 words
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Article38 1894-05-31 23 The Criminal Assizea concluded yebterday, Mr. Justice Law sittiug. The last case od the calendar was a charge agaiuat a Kliug for stealing a driuk stall belouglDg to a Javanese. Prisouer wan senteuued to two years' rigorous irupmouieut.38 words
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Article56 1894-05-31 23 The Mm York Herald of the :*rd lust, publishes the followiug telegram fruui i'liiladelphia Presideat Crauip, of Messrs. Cramp and Sons, shipbuilders, aououuces that he has proposed to the British Admiralty to bid tor the coustructiou of some of the new ships to be built for the British Nary uuder56 words
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Article67 1894-05-31 23 In the Barbadoes tualadiiiiuistratiuu of justice rase which was being heard before the High Court whcu the mail 1.-t t Lord Coleridge itaid tbat, if lit* were mlting alone, of course he could issue a rule for contempt, but if he were autiug with his learned brothers, he did not67 words
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Article64 1894-05-31 23 MfcssßM. John Rtan mid Joseph Wright are Cauadiau scullers, wb.> lain gone specially to Eogland from Torouto in order to compete at tlia Heulev Regatta on the 3rd, 4th, aad sth of July. They have decidod to row for the Diamond Sculls and also in tbu Pain. Mr. Kvnu has64 words
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Article67 1894-05-31 23 It being in contemplation to make a considerable uhange in the metli 4 o f sending troops to India in the neit troop ing season, involving the discontinuance of the present troopships, proposal, arf on foot for the greater port of the trans port being undertaken by the Peninsular aud67 words
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Article75 1894-05-31 23 A plockt rescue from drowning was »c. complished at Kobe by Morton Thurgason A.8., of the QUnfruin, in the harbour, on the 12th inst., we learn from the HyogoStvi A shipmate engaged in cleaning the ship 1 side was seized by a fit, and in a helpless condition fell into75 words
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Article89 1894-05-31 23 Mr. Chaki.ks F. i>b Mob.may, b planter in Province Wellesley, who was part pro. prictor of Malakofl estate, along with tbe late Mr. D. Comrie, died on the 27th May from a pistol shot wound deemod to be accidentally inflicted. He always tlt^t with a revolver under his pilkw, aud89 words
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Article84 1894-05-31 23 Tbe Perak Government OateiU- gives a short discription of the methods einplove.] by Perak Malays iv preparing their bendangs, and planting and harvesting th. r padi. Propitiation of the paddy spirit plavi a promiuent part in these ui.-ih.. to secure crops. The harvest takes aoms two mouths to complete, owiug84 words
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Article103 1894-05-31 23 Thk Secretary of State in a despatch laid on the table at tbe L'-gislativeCousul meeting this afternoon says that he observes that an import duty ou petroleum might apparently be collected with cm. and without involving any practical interference with the f.ecdoin of the Mfto, Hut as such a tax103 words
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Article122 1894-05-31 23 A collision (..'tween the steamer* Ifiil, Man. aud ilanmmUhihire took place outside the Tunynha lightship near Shanghai on the night of the 11th inst. The Monmtiutktkire was at anchor wben, just before midnight, sho was run into liv th.' Miilc* ilaru, aud sustained somewhat serious damage to her stem. It122 words
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Article131 1894-05-31 23 Tick StoNo, IV L Beow and Tel Tiaiu. were to charged Wore Mr. Innes today for wilfully permitting a false statem.'iit to l>e BMM to the Deputy- Registrar of Births and Deaths respecting th« death of Tek Tee. It is alleged that the defendants went to Supoy Lines Polir« Station131 words
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Article150 1894-05-31 23 Lord Kii-.in bas decided tv abolisli tht registratiun aud iuB|«ctioii o( brothels in the Colony. A Council pa|>er given the correspondence, on the subject, which includes a despatch from Sir Cecil S .litb protesting BBBiaat the ineastire Ripon writes to Sir C« B. H» Mit chell in April last, iiummticiug150 words
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Article64 1894-05-31 23 Thb Band of the 2nd Battalion Us> colnshire BogiatMt will play the fbllowift| program me ol the Esplanade, i.'v r'ri'lur Ist Juue, commencing at i> p. m Prodkammk. 1. Valse Xmw.ffeuT.jiu/ OtaT" t .S.<l«rtion Xi Trmvili Verdi 3. Gavott». ..Air Ann A^ h 4. Solootion r64 words
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Article184 1894-05-31 23 At (i place mlUd Mbbbbb. British Nortt Borneo, early this month, two polici-mm ■nd othon van kOlai. It tppmn tin l>ad fatliag hid hooa nowiag ap lx"»" ili.' fJiiTtraawii Chief. Polmb, on tli,. ouo baud, aud a ehiof Qaaciag <>n tho other, .nit of dnwbo184 words
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Page 23 Advertisements
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Advertisement836 1894-05-31 23 rpHB BORNBO OOMPANT, LIMITED. rpHE Standard Life Aesnranee X Norwich Unien Fire Ini"ir»nc« Society. Atlas Assurance Company I Fir* Th« BqniUbln Life Assurance Society Tho Ocean Marine Insurance Company. Th* <'hina Mutual Stoam Navigation Coy The Tottenham laager Beer Company. The Maritime lnmiran^e Company, Limited. For pa'ticulars nf these Companies836 words
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Advertisement957 1894-05-31 23 NOTICES. I The Straits Times has the largest circulation of any newspaper in Asia, British India excepted. It circulates in Singapore and Penang, throughout all the Protected States of the Malay Peninsula, in Siam, Borneo, the Netherlands Indies, the Philippines, and French Indo-China. No other Eastern newspaper has so widespread957 words
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Advertisement749 1894-05-31 23 NOTICEB. JOHNIJTTLE&Ca NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS. An Adopted Wife Heavenly Twins Sharps snd Fists Princess of Paris In Direst Peril The One Too Many Scarboro Romance M. Lindsay Gordon's Poems. A LARGE SELECTION OF MACMILLAN A Cob. "COLONIAL SERIES OF POPULAR WORKS. Colonial Series" of Popular Works A. 1. Telegraph749 words
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Advertisement1044 1894-05-31 23 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. LIMITED. POE RANGOON, CALCUTTA. The Company's steamer NUDDEA. 1,932 tons. Captain A. B. Cave, B.if 8.. will be despatched for the above ports on Saturday, ths 2nd June. For freight or passage, apply to 2 6 BOUSTEAD A CO., Agents. T^OR HAVRE, HAMBURG1,044 words
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Advertisement78 1894-05-31 23 M.S.S. itttmtrt for tU Strtita Ttmtt >lU»U bt *ntl«» tn >m n4< UWMfwr »nl». By IU »«.Ur l Ikat <m4u Mm MM M.S.ST S* r.,ttU* IS*I mljkt »lfc.rw. U AU li»rliii»| mlnHa *r> I-. Id. mjilm lU< IU Bjufr—vU— Mm iliiiliiimirf ml l>« |»T<r m mm wnmrf mmUtr. kill a*78 words
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Advertisement94 1894-05-31 23 VKSSKI.S AliVKKTlSKHTtlSAll. to Boam! i] I MllDKfi.'l'l -HI I I rorCotoafaOMi Hoinl.HV. H.rmhoM.M* .In.- Ut Jun.-. I'at^mou Snu-m »n<l O roc Ku.-r'. Nmw. Jn.l in IfM Md I 0 to IVniin- *Md ChlNlkh "> Jun.-, Booitaad Md On. on Kor bmaaJ l..n.lon. «laiB»r»«»«*' r 2nJ June. Hoiut«Kl and t'u. K...94 words
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Page 23 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous96 1894-05-31 23 WEATHER REPORT JTomtoiw Jrabau HotpUal, J»f(i Jfuy, 1891. 9 a.m. 3 p.m. 9 p.m. I'.uihii Bar. red. 32 Fah. 39.818 29.721 29.750 J? Temp 84.8 80.4 80.2 "S Wet Bulb Ther. 79 0 79.0 75.6 f-|« Dir. of Wind wsw. W. Calm. Max. Temp, in shade 89.6 Mm. do do96 words
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Article205 1894-05-31 24 •hr U«»Utive Cooocil meeting this* M of thn followmg qu.-s- ha* rtt*'** 1 furth"" 1^ information ,U''i«i'>n of H M 's government reduction of the Military not whether any t)oa be offered of tbe cause of W hrt her the at--1 has b«en drawn Sir K Übet205 words
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Article429 1894-05-31 24 THK IAM IM'I STRY. i M i mere mMumi r HMAfOM i.tmih rrut ri.isnvt MM WtrmU, UtStay) .we worki '1 in sin Ii ijuantitn h lIM north to I'jpar that tlie tvai! i'ilc at I, it'ii m, lias bM it away. '\\\v lltinjennissLn trip from Singapore429 words
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Article52 1894-05-31 24 f-Vtfni Mr O. BhMgU Mi«i Mur»*li«, >n »"'»ii'. CtNW < N AkKIVK.) ir.m I.,).,.!,,,,. R Ll>ul .S.nn^r. Li»U< I .«-l T W. H),|.. MfcYi,,'!"'""' fr ln L«u'i»u. M»y i'., Mm. from Ixmdon, Juup B, Mrv ll'ii ib from MarwiUM. Mr Tempter, Mr. J. ««WelW, V.u P.peudrfcht, and Ml4fc^W. »ud52 words
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Article1850 1894-05-31 24 riBK AT MM. LORD lUmtl <>N THE HOUSE M LORDS. l\ KV.I iiH Ill I [.IT I'Koor UREHH THE HMU WI««TI"1. INl'KKAHE Ti> Til L AMEKH'AN NAV1 OOIMBII MM ONTKIHUTIONS (■Mm, TEE PAi'irji- CAHLE. AUSTRALIAN TRADE. MlNlNi. HTKIKK IN Ni'.II.AM. THL TIMES" .p.N MR. XCNDEL1.A. Ill,1,850 words
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Article430 1894-05-31 24 I Suiyil'inrntary to Strait* Timet Telegramt. (Via Crylon). PULITICAI. ARRESTS IN RUBBIA. FRENCH POLITICS. MB. PITMAN KN'MUTBI). THE NEWMARKET STAKES. APPLICATION UF THK INDIAN LOAN. DETAILS OF THK CONGO TREATY. l.iiiidon. Jltt May. Splendid preparations have been made at MMMM and Salfonl in honour of the openi.-jg of430 words
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Article146 1894-05-31 24 A Cokkksi'ondent writes to the linlUh iflllM JsfM Htrald: "I see there has MM some correspondence iv the Singapore I .i|..i about the music at the Cathedral, in which wa* a reference to a wail from IVnang concerning the rendering of the music at the Anglican Church there.146 words
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Article240 1894-05-31 24 Thk business of life insurance, of very MMM nlt Vl r v ''■'I'"' vu r w !'i in Japan, s.iMiis to be already suffering from abuses that have distigurt-d its early rears, more or leas, i" every couutrv. There are three ■ml companies in existence, the240 words
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222 1894-05-31 24 TO THE EDITOR OF THI STRAITS TIMES." Bib, You may remember that some months ago aud very soon after the arrival of Captain Webster and myself in this country, a paragraph app< md in your paper stating that we had MOM here to explore the222 words
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Article271 1894-05-31 24 OANII l-Hl'.H.i COFFEE. (From our QmVMMMMM Wednesday. A darinii gang robbery was committed on one of the estates here on Monday night last. A force of 10 or 15 Chinese, armed with guns and knives, raided tbe Cambus estate Javanese lines, iv which are some 30 coolies.271 words
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Article304 1894-05-31 24 Amonu the papers laid before the Legislative Council to-day is one en the strength and cost of the garrison. It consists of a despatch from Sir Cecil Smith to Lord Kipou in which our late Governor, iv pointing out the burden of the Military Contribution, raises the304 words
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173 1894-05-31 24 Thi Japanese Consul, Mr. T. Nakagawa arrived mi the 4th April at Sandakan and, says the British North Burma Herald, made himself acquainted with the position of the few Japanese who have emigrated to North Borneo aud with the pro«|K'cts afforded by that country173 words
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275 1894-05-31 24 Telegraphic •-•>itiiiiiitii<-itt ton mmmb Singapore him! Labuan was established in April liy a MMi laid by tin- Eastern Extension Aus-Iralii-ian ami Chiua T«*li->f rapli ('oni|uiiiy. It understood that this lini' will lie MMmDj used by tli« Imperial QaVMMMMi ami by the BmUm public i.'. 1275 words
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600 1894-05-31 24 A Council paper contains despatches and telegrams on the Exchange com(tensation allowance to Civil Servants. Sir Cecil Smith writes to Lord Ripon. in November 1892, enclosing a memorial on behalf of tbeCivil Servauts to the Secretary of State. Then follow telegrams and memorandums elucidating tbe subject600 words
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Article641 1894-05-31 24 THE KI-BASIANB APPIAL. THET WANT MMII M: PBIVILIOBB. A memoranihm on the subject of exchange compencation, as it affects Eurasian officers from India and CeyloD in the Straits Government service, has been drawn up at Penaug for circulation among the members of the Legislative Council. It641 words
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Page 24 Advertisements
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Advertisement80 1894-05-31 24 "I^vEAFNESS COMPLETELY CURED Any |>ersoii *ulTeriii>r from Deafness, Noises iv tlie Head, \c may loaru of a new, simple MMMMkj which is proving very sue Msfal iv completely curing cases of all kinds Full particulars, including many unsolicited testimonials and newspaper press notices, will be sent (Hist free on application.80 words
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Advertisement605 1894-05-31 24 NOTICES. BOARD A LODGING for one or 2 gentlemen or a married couple at Tandjong Katong facing and elooe to the sea. Apply to 31/5 K. Z. e/o Strait* Time* BOARD aud Residence wanted by English bachelor. Apply, stating terms and locality, to 4/6 English c/o Strait* Time*. j)OON E605 words
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Advertisement930 1894-05-31 24 BHIPPINQ. FOR GENERAL S!{IP}"IN« NKWs SEE PAGE 4. fjiOß SOURABATA DIRECT. The KONOSEE will be d**patch*d for the above port on Thursday, :ll*t May. For freight or pnenagn, apply to 31/5 W. MANSFIELD A Co. TjlOR COLOMBO AND BOMFaT. The HEROBHIMA MARU, having left Hongkong on thn '.'•ith inst may930 words
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Miscellaneous86 1894-05-31 24 M{|;am;i Ml a F 8 lih-km'vy. ;Im Haw. ■/alar. T'.'l p.m. Kkihav. Isi .1. si 8.14 iin 8A p.iii. "11 I' .Mils I BmlaMMi p.m. s* 1 1 UtAT, Jmi .lim •I. H M p.m. B.C. < 2nd XI a MMi I sI.U. MMMi mail doses at I p.m. Jim86 words
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Article182 1894-05-31 25 Under this heading the following abbreviv HaM nre used str. otnamor; sh. ship b<|— barmifl Brit Kriti-tli U. S.— Hatted States: jn French; <Jer. German; Dut. Dutch; Joh. Johore; Ac. <J.<- (i>-n»r il cargo d. p. di>.-k jinx -ngers U. Uncertain T. P. W.— Tanjoug Pagar Wharf182 words
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Article1140 1894-05-31 25 Arrivals since Noon or Ykntkuhay. Sumatra, G.t. «tr. 407 tntut. (apt. laahatlM 10th Hay. From Deli 28th Miiv. <i >n I 7 d. p. B«hn Meyer i. Co. For Deli 31«t. -H. W. ttnindra, Hrit. Btr. 1.i'.0l tens Capt. ParsonH. .list May. From Madras via ports l!Hli M1,140 words
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Article118 1894-05-31 25 law, t:rt, iml llttr s/JhMaf From [mm (ilni-lii.-l Apl. K i 'ant. in. May I Cannartlimisliit'- May 8; Britnmim May 11 ii-i-.'um. May H Df«nbij{h»liir*» May. 1.1 VI Kl'H'il. bugta Mar. M| Tartar, Apl. J>; K. '"*****11 Ma; Baku Vi-ur^'is li-t. 'rnijf !•■<*. Das. 7 Incliarran, Dae. 1".118 words
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Article168 1894-05-31 25 Vmil'l Name. a a Ton i'ai'tais. Km Fk..m. BAIUD. :i" CithariM Apc»r If > Miiijcc* .ok ■A> lUka Vnjiiunhis 90 tilcuKjrlc .'{(l F«ll(xlon Hal! M I'.-likiiwi M IVnang :'^i I):. vert] HI Sumatra :si Sn Hoog Ai.ii SI I'uli Add SI I-aMI. 31 Ko-tron,., 31 i-im Ir, 31 Xu.U.-n168 words
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Article85 1894-05-31 25 Din ViuHti/it Run. Flaii A Rio CAI-TAIN I)«^TT^ I ill Kiu V>n: :tl Sam Tor 31 Chi-nx Hje Tinif 31 M.AL.Ut M I ene H Mf.lu-» 31 K 31 K.jth Hrooke 31 Sri lmmljur II I-.r 31 Ko.lr.im. Bnt.Ktr. »lr. »tr. -lr i-tr. Qtf. -lr. Btit.rtr. Kut Mr. s«r.85 words
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Page 25 Advertisements
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Advertisement506 1894-05-31 25 NOTICI McALISTER Go. HAVE JUST RKCKIVEI) A SHIPMKNT <>F JAMES WATSON Co.'s CELEBRATED SCOTCH WHISKEY. TIIK DOMINIE BRAND.) A>k"tm the Dominic Braucl (Black Label.) HUARANTEBD 10V BABB OLD. PUCE fcIO.OO PER CASE. MoA LI 8T E B ft Co.. BmJ Aauri TIIK LATKST INVKNTION. SKULL'S OKONITE TRUSSES FOR HERNIA RUPTURE.506 words
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Advertisement703 1894-05-31 25 NOTICES. A CURE FOR ASTHMAII! C-r.IMAULT'S INDIAN CIGARETTES Asthmntii- ji^oplo wlm mffor from Op- preosion in reathing, Ktitling sensations',' Hoarseness, and Loss of voice, Ncr- vous coughs. Laryngitis. Colds, with Whaanteg, bronchitis, Insomnia, a flections, and difficulty 1 in Expe^'oi at;on. an promptly relieved GiIMAULT I CO., Paris, Sal. ij703 words
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Advertisement893 1894-05-31 25 NOTICES. £»Übli»het 1865. "DIIiET,HARORBAVEB4CO. Engineers, Ibon A Brass Founixbs, Boilkbmakbks, Bridok Bcildkrh, ***** BCILDKBB, GBNEBAL COWTBACTOBS. SINGAPORE A KUALA LUMPOR. BHIP BUILDINO YARD. HIGH class STEAM VESSELS always nedftr construction, from 38 ft to 150 ft. length of keel, of best design lcl finish. MACHINERY trom leading Bntish Firm; with893 words
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