Straits Times Weekly Issue, 15 August 1889
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Title Section28 1889-08-15 1 The Straits Times WEEKLY ISSUE. Nbw Series Published fob Transmission by EVery Homeward Mail Steamer [Price 40 Cent* VOL ILLY. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY. AUGUST 15, 1889. NO. 3 53828 words
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86 1889-08-15 1 STRAITS TIMES THURSDAY, 15th AUGUST, 1889. CONTENTS. M%rk >t Q'lo.ation*. Weekly ttuminiry. R niter's T^le^ra-n-* Ltciilanl Garnral New*. The Administration of Jeiebu. Tue Rights of Husbands. Affairs in Achwn. D>mv»He S^rvaati L^ialatiou. The Conditions of Divorce. Perjury in our Courts. Earthquakes. Oc -animal Not^s. Th3 Town Hall Question. The Willis86 words
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Article411 1889-08-15 1 Singapore 15th August, 1889 Produce. AY $9.75. OX). LXibe JSD 1 1300. do. do. No. 2 ,10.90. Copra, Manila 3.72A. do. fcontianak ,3.20." Pepper, Black 21.75. Sago Flour 2.45. Pearl Sago 3.274. Coffee, Bali 26.00. Tapioca, «»m all Flake 5 55. do. do. Ist quality „5.75. do.411 words
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Article151 1889-08-15 1 Three draft Bills to be laid before the Legislative Council at its next session have just beeu published m the Gazette. They deal with the acquisition cf land, judicial oaths, aud domestic servants. The Sultan of Johore leaves for Europe by this mail. The Deli Race151 words
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Article338 1889-08-15 1 (For Straits Times,) Crete. London, 7th August. Greece has sent a note to the Powers urging them to intervene and restore order m Crete,, otherwise Greece will be obliged to take steps to protect her own subjects. The German Emperor. The Emperor has been much gratified by his338 words
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Article362 1889-08-15 1 The sum handed to Miss Amy Sherwin as the net yield of the b-nefit contort is $475. The sum realised by the amateur theatricals is not yet kuown* About 9 o'clock last night a Chinamau unknown was found m a dying condition lying on the grouud near362 words
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Article99 1889-08-15 1 A.V...7 vm. till V UUIJI I<l. We regret to learn that the N. 1. S. Compta, which went ashore on the 27th of July, at Goenong, Sitolie, on the south coast of Sumatra, has become a total wreck. The passengers and crew, and the specie, were99 words
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Article165 1889-08-15 1 After eutirely renovating and adding t new buildings to the old "Oiiental" m Peuang, and making it under its new j appellation of the Eastern and Oriental J Hotel," the most charming and comfort- able public residence within au area of 1,500 miles, the indefatigable and165 words
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Article179 1889-08-15 1 About 9 o'clock list night a native Corporal doiug duty at the Rumah Miskin Station was attracted, by an illumination, iv the jungle close by, whcro he found a compound house to be on fire. Information was at once given to Head Quarters, but when179 words
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Article303 1889-08-15 1 &et a thiet to catch a tmef Aug Hok Wee, a young innocent looking Celestial, m company with another of his kind, yesterday waited upon the Chief of the Gambling Suppression Department, and, on certain stipulated conditions, offered to put the Chief up to a good thing iv303 words
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Article215 1889-08-15 1 J a pan. TEKATY KCVIUION fc>USPENI>KI>. Nagasaki, 30th July. Tue Government has suspended treaty revisiou, because the terms accorded to foreigners have been found to be contrary to the Constitution. The news that the Japanese Government has discovered that treaty revision is contrary to the constitution is not surprising. Although215 words
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233 1889-08-15 2 LOCAL AND GENERAL. THURSDAY, 8th AUGUST. By this morni tig's French mail Mr. John Muir, of the Rawing Mines, left for Europe. There is issued a list of books added to the Raffles Libiary iv August. The quarterly Chinese Mission collection at the Presbyterian Clmrch here on last Communion Sunday233 words
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Article81 1889-08-15 2 Havas telegrams dated Paris, 31st July, in Saigon papers to hand this moruiug, briug woul that General Boulanger's trial before tbo High Court of Justice had been fixed for to-day. The electious for the Councils General have resulted in the return of 713 Republicans and 374 Conservatives.81 words
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Article647 1889-08-15 2 Who is to Blame (Contributed.) The facts of the case briefly stated are these. The Government notified the Police that on a certain date the s. s. Port Victor was expected to arrive with a passenger named Edmund Henry Taylor, whose movements were to be kept647 words
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Article1467 1889-08-15 2 Ax Election Address and a Poem. We learn that what is called a respectful address to the Ladies of Singapore on the question of the proposed New Assembly Rooms and Theatre" is being circulated by post. The address to the ladies purports to be "by a1,467 words
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Article1796 1889-08-15 2 i j*mc*cm una, y^nina Uxpre**, 13th JuL The thirteenth half-yearly shareholders of the ab^^^'^JJj at Cannon-street Hotel on the V ins" A. Alcock, K. 8., presided, and there also present Sir A. Dent, XC M G v, w E. Dent, Mr J. Cunliffe, Mr R R S Admiral the1,796 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous154 1889-08-15 2 Passenger List. Arrivals. Per Dresder fr<fcn Yokohama, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lee; from Hiogo, Mr. Ebbardt; from Hocgkong, Mr. Franz Hoffmann. Nowshera from Calcutta, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, Messrs. Thornton, Seudamore and Sarkies. Sappho from Klang, Messrs. Belfield, Hansen, Coolidge, Labrooy, Havelin, Meikle, De Lorme, Mr. and Mrs.154 words
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Article459 1889-08-15 3 at is stated that the man Edmund N ft 7 w yl r who ifl waufc ed m Sydney, lL£\ '0Q a cn arge of defrauding *a ««k, has been arrested at Colombo. The Russian ironclad Generaal AdmiJfj* w coming out to reinforce the Pacific oqaadron. Amongst459 words
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Article127 1889-08-15 3 ma. is. c. V vner has sustained a serious loss by the death, at a comparatively early age, of the thoroughbred Camballo who won for him the Two Thousand truineas and many valuable two-year-old prizes, including the Champagne Stakes at Don caster. Camballo was hardly127 words
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Article173 1889-08-15 3 The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Wednesday, July 17, special settliug j day m the Darvel Bay Borneo Tobacco Plani tations (Limited)— shares, Nos. 1 to 7 aud 14.008 to 42,000. The Co i niittee have also i ordered these shares to be quoted m173 words
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Article114 1889-08-15 3 I The returns compiled by Lloyd's Regisw of Shipping show that on June 30 ,st there were, excluding warships, 536 'ssels of 929,611 tons gross register un»r construction m the United Kingdom, gainst 377 vessels of 608,118 tons gross gister on June 30, 1888. The great ajority of114 words
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Article557 1889-08-15 3 iHK ioiiowmg is tne programme or the Gymkhana, to be held on Saturday, 31st August, at 4 o'clock afternoon 1.— 120 Yards Hurdle Race.— Open to all Comers. Prizes of the value of $5, 3. and 1. l5O Yards Flat Race.— Open to all Comers. Prizes of557 words
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572 1889-08-15 3 I ne naajor Mcd m. Adjourned Ist Meeting of Creditors. This meeting was adjourned from the 30th day of July to this date for the purpose' of enabling the above Debtor to amend his proposal for a Composition arrangement made to his Creditors on572 words
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Article367 1889-08-15 3 Fashions of the Da y. Dress has been extremely picturesque this year, and at present the reign of cottons and cambrics, foulards and printed de lames, is m full swing. A great many ot them are trimmed with the deep-pointed guipure that is now popular, and one style is to367 words
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Article260 1889-08-15 3 lln the Second Court yesterday, two Chile named Tan Sue Team and Sin Ka i we-e charged with that they did on or >ut the 27th April. 1837, at Singapore, false pretence as to the state of their jiness, obtain credit from one Lee Lok ng to260 words
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Article485 1889-08-15 3 T fae Acting Chief Justice has fixed Wednesday, the 28th instant, as the date for the assembtfngof a Court of Appeal at Singapore. Mr. E. G. Broadrick passed his final examination m Tamil on the 15th July, 1889, and has been appointed to be a Justice485 words
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Article170 1889-08-15 4 H. M. S. Orion v. Royal Engineers. The match played between the above teams on the Tank Road Ground on Thursday afternoon resulted m a victory for the Orion, by 19 runs. The heavy rain that fell m the early part of the day made the ground m a170 words
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Article163 1889-08-15 4 As the Sultan of Johore is about to undertake a trip to Europe for the benefit of his health, the Resident left here for Singapore on the 7th instant, the Datu Luar leaves to-day, and some of the other officials will leave by the Glanggi on Sunday evening. His*163 words
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Article630 1889-08-15 4 cwnor Don Arturo Baldasano y Topete, formerly Spanish Consul at Singapore, has been appointed Consul-General at Quebec. The First Sod of the Ulu Selamror extension of the Selangor Government Bail, way will be cut by the Kesident at Kuala Lumpur on Monday next, at 1.30 p. m630 words
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Article257 1889-08-15 4 The following telegiani from Sir H. W. Norman to Loid Knutsfovd was received at the Colonial Office, London, m July Macgregor returned to Port Moresby, after most successful exploration. Crest Owen Stanley range named Mount Victoj ?ia, 13,121 ft new mouutain north of Owen Stanley,257 words
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Article413 1889-08-15 4 The Warrant Officers, Staff Sergeants, and Sergeants of the Royal Engineers entertained a few of their friends and acquaintances at a tennis party and dance at their quarters at Pulo Brant on Saturday afternoon. The first batch of visitors left Johnston's Pier at half-past 2 o413 words
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Article840 1889-08-15 4 N C. Officers and mkn Royal Artillehy v. N. C. Officers and men 2nd Northamptonshire Regiment. This match was played at Tanglin on Saturday afternoon, and resulted m a victory for the Infantry. The bowling of Corporal Spinks, of the Northamptonshire Regiment, was very effective, and the fielding of840 words
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Article364 1889-08-15 4 It will be remembered that some time ago the Rajah of Sarawak was asked by the Straits Government whether he would receive the ex-Sultau of Pe>ak; and he agreed to do so if it were thought advisable to send the ex-Sultan there. The following question m364 words
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Article260 1889-08-15 4 I Thursday, Bth i^-~j£S t 3u& > arrived to-day at 3.15, r Kudaat2.4o. What a rery M«W£j I formance this run is to thes-wxaix^ i of 3 years ago by the old *»JJEsj road. All of the heads of a***^* were at the Railway Station to > new260 words
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Article102 1889-08-15 5 The Falls of Inversnaid brought to-day from Batoum 92,298 cases of petroleum for Japan. The Liskeard has arrived from Kangoou bound to Java m ballast. His Siamese Majesty's guuboat Coronation arrived on Saturday from Bangkok with 106 troops for Tougkak. Passenoek List. Per Hye Ltong from Malacca, Mr.102 words
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Article419 1889-08-15 5 Recently, the Spanish mau-ot-v.ar gon had to undergo at Hongkong repairs heavy enough to call for a bill amounting to 65,000 dollars on the conclusion of the job. The Philippine Treasury authorities had to meet the demand which it promptly satisfied, on hearing that the Hongkong shipwrights concerned419 words
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Article87 1889-08-15 5 This morning a Chinese woman living with her husband at 24, Banda Street, committed suicide by taking a quantity of opium. Thb ceremony of cutting the First Sod of the extension of the Selangor railway is postponed until the 26th. The following appears in the last English87 words
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Article173 1889-08-15 5 Yksterpay a concert, consisting of songs, solos, aud hymns, iuterspersed with readings and recitations, enabled a large number of the garrison of Fort Canning to pass a pleasant evening. This social gathering, held iv the Library Room at the Fort, had been suggested by the Rev.173 words
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Article251 1889-08-15 5 This morning, m the Senior Magistrate's Court, a Chinaman narrowly escaped being twice convicted for one offence. Two Chi- namen, one attired m a convict's dress, were arraigned upon a charge of removing and carrying away a quantity of sand from the shore of Blakan Mati without the251 words
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1422 1889-08-15 5 Tubned Up." a comedy, m three acts, by Mark Mcl ford to be played by amateurs at the Town Hall, Singapore, for the benefit of Miss Amy Sherwin. Turned Up is a comedy excellently well suited for performance by amateurs of reasonable skill and industry. Not1,422 words
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459 1889-08-15 5 The Punjem and Sunghie Dua Samantan Mining Company, Limited. The following is the report for presentation to the shareholders at the third ordinary half-yearly meeting to be held at the office of the Company on Wednesday, 7th August: The directors have now the pleasure to submit the account for the459 words
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103 1889-08-15 5 ASSETS. 3 c. Cost of estate 150,000.00 Hongkong Bank, fixed deposit 35.000.00 Mac/iinery and plant, construction, buildings at Punjom and Samaritan 35,6*101 Steam-launch Sri Pahang 18,005.43 Steam-launch Maude 1,000.00 Steel lighter 433.07 Stamp mill plant 'J. 365.57 Saw mill plant 146.91 Wat r103 words
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Article222 1889-08-15 6 By capital 399,750.00 BySym^ACo 2,452.10 By suspense account Btlance due at mines ..Sd6s.lt Call to be refunded 45.00 By Hongkong Bank current account "3,409.40 By accounts payable 150.00 $406,071.99 Working Account. To balance last account 102,565.14 To charg«s 204 82 To salaries at mines and head office, rent and222 words
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Article892 1889-08-15 6 Little Technicalities." The case against European constable F. Shanks, who was charged by warrant with breaking into the dwelling house of one S. C. Hodges on the night of the 22ud July, with intent to commit an offeuce punishable under Sec. 457 of the Penal Code, came on for hearing892 words
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Article98 1889-08-15 6 His Siamese Majesty's steamer Corona- j tion left for Tonkah yesterday evening Passenger List. j Per General Pel from Batavia, Messrs. De Bruvue and Peaux. Monmouthshire from Hongkong, Messrs. Pedier, and Smith of the 58th Regiment. PalUana from Calcutta, Mr. Lavvrie. Bawean from Surabaya. Messrs. Ducloux and Dormer.98 words
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Article4536 1889-08-15 6 UV THE HUMOCES OF A CEETAIN MASTER Maeinee and kis Remarks conckenino the Smells ok Singapore. In times bygoue I have endeavoured to depict the manners of Captain Shelback ot the Nancy Lee, and the customs of Cap- tain Quibble, of the steamer Pow Wow Since then, however,4,536 words
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Letter1032 1889-08-15 7 (By Monday's Mail.) There need be no more discussion and abuse about the mtuzling of doss; for, while the disputants are still m the heat of a controversy which almost suggests that soma of the well-meaning persons e^H gaging m it are almost ripe for the Pasteur treatment1,032 words
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Letter1375 1889-08-15 8 From our men Cor fWSfkM dent.) A DISAGREKA-BLE VISIT. Paris, ISth July. No matter how high a person may be, he can never be above the tax collector. M. Eiffel has learned this to his cost 50fr. per year. He selected oue of the rooms iv the eui>ola1,375 words
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EDITORIALS.
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Article1015 1889-08-15 8 The (flfemtfr Times August 8.) Yesterday we published a letter from a resident m the chief town of Jelebu impeaching the administration of that StateT We published the letter with some regret, because, recognizing, as we do, the difficulties of administration m the Native States, we by no means1,015 words
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Article888 1889-08-15 8 {Straits Times August 9.) *The telegram which we published yesterday, auuouncing the sentence of death passed upon the woman Maybrick for poisoning ber husband at Liverpool, will not coese with surprise to those who have read tbe evidence at the Coroner's inquest The case tells a888 words
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Article461 1889-08-15 9 (otr-.'its Times August 10.) The recent heavy fighting m Acheen riiows that the wai fare m that quarter does not slacken yet, since 1873, hostilities have been carried on between the Netherlands India Government and the Achinese. The disturbed state of. the country and the blockade of461 words
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Article676 1889-08-15 9 (Straits Times August iV.) arly m the last session of the islative Council the Domestic Serts Ordinance was removed from the ute book. Intimation was, however, n at the time that the Government not said its last word on the subject, yielding to pressure by the unofficial676 words
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Article896 1889-08-15 9 (Straits Times August 13.) It will be observed from our telegrams that the woman Maybrick. who recently poisoned her husband m Liverpool, is being made, as we suggested to be likely, the subject of an agitation, tbe burden of which is that she shall not be896 words
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Article437 1889-08-15 9 (btrarfs limes August 14.) The Draft Oaths Bill published m last Saturday's Gazette consolidates and amends the existing law regardiug the subject matter. In the mother country, the question has long been a burning one and has aroused bitter controversy as to the direction which improvement437 words
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Article662 1889-08-15 10 (Straits Times August 14.) Reuter's telegram the other day announcing an earthquakes attended with heavy loss of life, at Kumamoto, m Japan, shows the activity of the underground fires m the Mikado's empire. There, volcanic forces have been at work for ages. The town of Kumamoto,662 words
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305 1889-08-15 10 The second performance of Turned Up was given last night m the Town Hall before a large audience. As the first night was reviewed fully iv our colu mus, little more need be said than that the play last evening weut a little mure smoothly, and305 words
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Article185 1889-08-15 10 Ladies' Lawn Tennis Tournament Results of Friday's Play. Ladies' 1 Singles. Mis* M. Keasberry beat Miss M. Wishart, 6— 3, 6—2. Ladies' Doublet*. Mr*. Bentley and Mrs. Stringer scratched to Miss Derrick and Miss F. Keasberry. Ladies and Gentlemen's Doubles. Mrs. Chaytor and Mr. Macbean beat Mrs Miiller and Mr.185 words
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Article65 1889-08-15 10 Profession Pa\r*. .1 S I Mrs. Vane and Mr. Haughtou, beat Physic, Mrs. Tripp and Dr Simon. Ladies and Gentlemen's Doubles. Mi«" H. Wood and Mr. Penney beat Miss L. Wwhurt and Mr. Anthonisz, b— o, t>— l. W M™DareandMr.Gar^ and Mr. Alexander, unfinished. Sett all 4-1. Ladies' Singles.65 words
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Article238 1889-08-15 10 The Batavia Nieuwsblad tells "a strange story of the sea which has aroused keen curiosity there. A few weeks ago the British "steamer Provincia arrived at that port after loading with sugar at four different places m Java; and on opening the hatches, 700 tons of the238 words
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Article787 1889-08-15 10 The Goveruor of Acheen telegraphs that on the 24th and 25th July the enemy cauuonaded the fort at Kotta Pohama, so that a detachment of troops had to march out next day to silence the fire. They disabled oue gun, but the enemy carried away the remaining787 words
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Article947 1889-08-15 10 IMPORTANT JIKMORIAL FROM THI (JOVtRNOt OF KIANOSU. In to-day's native papers, says the Shanghai Mercury of 30th ulto.. appears an important memorial on tiie question of railways rriMillj m China by the Governor of this previucr The writer, who has evidently studied the question to some extent,947 words
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Page 11 Advertisements
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Advertisement469 1889-08-15 11 saas— smm— ■^^^^—r_— a Special Novelty. Thb Three Quarter Pilbrxkr rboiBtered. THIcJ siw bottle specially made to order for Suigapore and the" East is a si/.aiidway between pint and quart, its n*ofal dimensions will be felt by all beer drinkers to he a great I nam. The hoer is the469 words
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Advertisement451 1889-08-15 11 LAMBERT BROTHfcfts. SINGAPORK CARRIAGE WORKS AND HARNESS MANUFACTORY. OKOWaKO &Q*D f SIKQAI'OBB. E^vAßLisMtn 1862. M an ufac hirers of all kinds of Carriages on the newest principles and with the best materials. Beg to call attentioa to their present Urge stock of new and fashionable carriages consisting of i— STANHOPE451 words
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Advertisement518 1889-08-15 11 T~— T THE FAMOUS I-AGAVULIN DISTILLBIIJIf ISLAND OF ISLAY, Scotland. THE LACAvnxiar Whisky ia famov.s for I its tine quality, being made from pure i Scotch Malt only, and lias long boon the favourite Jieve-vige of J'portsmeiC, It contains no grain spirit, or other Whiskies one knows n. .thing of,518 words
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Page 11 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous24 1889-08-15 11 Shipping Sews. The Galley of Lome arrived lore to-day from Nagasaki with 2.2(H) tons of coal. Passenoer List. Per Glenfinlas from Loudon, Mr. Turner.24 words
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Miscellaneous638 1889-08-15 11 SHIPPING. IN PORT. Carrie L. Tyler 537 Boustead Co. for New Mw op.War i York,— Roads. IFN OF A Carl Fredrich, 2,208 Behn Meyer Co. UncerCoramiHon, 28i Siamese Consul for Bangkok tain,— Roads —Roads. Darra. 900, Gilfillan Wood Co. for HongMrner Xo. 10 Colonial torped*vl>oat, 17 Urns. kotig, (few Harbour.638 words
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Miscellaneous1107 1889-08-15 12 ARRIVALS^ li! Y_ss>i,'.X_ir.. I JToNsJ CAFTaim. Fmo«. Bai_sd. Coksions... st*| Bia, m J M 7 j_vieJ.llay Am. b,. 918 Dow *<*»"**• W y Si^W.iod ACo SI Dmmvegan Brit, ft 786 Stevens Sourabaya Jdy 21 MM]** w«« ACo 31 Prims Alexander Dut. str. 780 Secper* Acheem J«^ 26 Bonstaad AJ 01,107 words
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Page 13 Advertisements
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Advertisement619 1889-08-15 14 SCH W EITZ-ES'S 000 O A. T X 3>T Anti- Dyspeptic Cocoa or Chocolate Powder. OV ARAOTEED PtTEE SOLUBLE COCOA, WITHOUT ADMIXTURE Society says THE QUEEN invariably has s cup of SCHWEITZER'S COCOATINA brought to her bedside at 7-80; »nd two hour* later she quaffs the Same beverage at the619 words
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Advertisement436 1889-08-15 14 I I Oiiza-PerfamerVl CX>BaTO'R'BsITZ2 *P*E2Xt*FML7'cVSX:t9 B *aEBEEW > A BICIEWT2PIC DISCOVERY PATENTED IN PRANCE AND ABfeO I ghe solid <&riza perfumes, prepared by a new proem I Aara a fi/foss* of concentration and fragrance hitherto unknown I Thoy of sold, m the thape of JPeneiis or 1 .oxen gen, tmall436 words
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