Straits Times Weekly Issue, 31 October 1893
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Straits Times Weekly Issue
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Title Section57 1893-10-31 1 The Straits Times WEEKLY MAIL ISSUE. I ESTABLISHED, 1SO1.; The daily Straits Tim*-* i-__ The weel.ly.t.,r.i te _|Ti££ it ceTts a >«„v! 1!" m tk 1 •«*»•«*>«. a copy, $4 a quarter post free In Malaya. a month post free anywhere. ai-nuarter post: tree [anywhere. I Established, 1831. J VOL57 words
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STRAITSTIMESTUESDAY, 31st OCTOBER.
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Article24 1893-10-31 1 I At the Maternity Hospital, at 10 p. m., the 29th Oct 1893, the wife of Mr. C. H. TtILMAN, of a daughter.24 words
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Article42 1893-10-31 1 On the 30th Oct., at St. Andrew's Cathe dral, Singapore, by the Rev. Arthur Sharpe ra, Alfred Cunningham, second sou of Frederick Cunningham, Journalist, of North Kensington, London, to Cecelia Helen, voßßgest daughter of the late William Colisjge, of Worksworth, Derbyshire.42 words
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Article277 1893-10-31 1 I Editorials. Tha Singapore Insurance Co. m Liquidation. The French m Tonquin. Tanglin Roads and Houses. Alarmed Schoolmasters. Gharries and Jinrikishas. The Silver Question m Chins. Local News. j The Races, Dress at the Races. j Market Quotations. j Precautions against the Variable Weather. I Supreme Court.277 words
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Article590 1893-10-31 1 Singapore, 31st October, 18&3. Produce. Qaaaaiar, #33^ «J° S°- V n 10.26. do do No. 2, B°s Copra Bali 5.671 do Pontianak 4^/ P*?per Black, Ojiu. oago Flour, Sarawak 2.o<>. do Brunei 0.35 Pearl Sago Rjjft/ Coffee Bali ?> 37.12a. Coffee Liberian,... 37.50. Tapioca small Flake M590 words
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Article605 1893-10-31 1 This week's mail for Europe leaves per P. &O. s. s. Clyde. The mail from Europe of the r>th October per P. O. s. s. Ravenna arrived ou Saturday. Next week's mail for Europe is fixed to leave per M. ML s. s. Sa<)fmlien ou Tuesday,605 words
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Article795 1893-10-31 1 London, Qlth October. THE SILVER QUESTION IN AIEBICA. Kiiinoureal Compromise. The Democratic senators have arranged a compromise on the Silver question whereby the purchase by the Government of four aud a half million ounces of silver monthly will bs continued for another year. All silver that is bought795 words
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Article239 1893-10-31 1 1 Mr. Pa vie. says tbe Bangkok Times is suffering so severely from fever that he propoaea to take a lengthened leave of absence m Java. «> ii Mr. K. W. Maxwbll, the loapector. General of Police, has now recovered hia health and baa no intention of239 words
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Advertisement49 1893-10-31 1 The Straits Times has the largest circulation of any newspaper Asia, British India excepted. 1 circulates m Singapore and Penang, throughout all the Protected States of the Malay Peninsula, m Siam, Borneo, the Ketherlands Indies, the Philippines, and French Indo-China. No other Eastern newspaper has so widespread a circulation.49 words
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959 1893-10-31 2 TUESDAY, 24th OCTOBER. The Singapore Insurance Company in Liquidation. mm ammmi A few weeks ago, we announced that the liquidation of the Singapore Insurance Company was proceeding prosperously, J and that the shareholders would finally i receive from $16 to $17 per share. The result is now l>etter than that.959 words
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44 1893-10-31 2 Messrs. Regold, Bergman Co. reported to the police that a robbery took place at their godowu. No. 7-1 Fisher Street last evening, wbeu eighteeu and a half dozeu of Japauese umbrellas were stolen. The umbrellas are valued at $100.44 words
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Article74 1893-10-31 2 Advices from »Saigou, refer, iug to the rumours of the recall of M. do Lauessau. say that the truth appears to be that at one moment the recall of the GovernorGeneral was almost decided on. but the Minister, actuated by the same feeliugs which induced his predecessor74 words
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Article71 1893-10-31 2 The China Mail hears that the French flagship Triomphante will return to Europe about January. Admiral Hutnauu, who goes home then, is likely to secure promotiou for his special services m Siam. The uew flagship will be the Bayard, which was out ou the Chiua Station as71 words
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Article159 1893-10-31 2 Crickkt and Aquatics. As we uotified yesterday, the challenge sent by the Singapore Cricket Club to the Penang Cricket Club has been accepted. The matches which are to take place at Christmastide will be looked forward to with a fair measure of iuterest. Singapore was uufortunate m159 words
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Article235 1893-10-31 2 There is again held out a prospect ol Pahang being left without communication on the eastern side duriug the coming N. E. monsoon. The steamer Perse that had up till quite recently been ou the Pahang run, will make oue more trip to the Kwala just before tha monsoon235 words
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Article168 1893-10-31 2 D'SILVA V. THE MERGUI PEARLING Co. At tbe Supreme Court this morning before Mr. Justice Gatty, the case of D'Silva. v. the Mergui Pearling Co., Limited was commenced. Plaintiff alleged that he was the holder of 600 shares iv the defendant company which were transferred to him on168 words
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Article205 1893-10-31 2 At Hongkong on tbe 16tb instaut, judgment was delivered io the police cout iv 1 picnic assault case iv which Mr. H. W. Fraser, Hongkong aud Shanghai Bank, Mr. VV. M. Wood, Mercantile Bauk of India, aud Mr. W. A. E. Chaudet, of the Naval Yard,205 words
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Article538 1893-10-31 2 Wk learn from a cor respondent that the terms of the Franco-Siamese Treaty have beeu published m Paris. Although full details are not yet la hand, we are enabled to give a fWMmwU of tbe document, which varies m several important particulars from the one published by538 words
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Article82 1893-10-31 2 Punch, by the French mail, has the following. The joke is really a joke but it can be understood only by golfers. Tbe woodcut is good Mr. Spooner Q. C. (a Neophyte) This is my ball I think r M Col. Bunting (an adept) By Jove that's82 words
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Article190 1893-10-31 2 Yesterday, we published from the Deli Courant an account of certain fighting m Acbeen. The Deli Courant uarrative haviug arrived by mail waa necessarily somewhat incomplete. The following teleg aphic despatch which reached us last night give 3 us an accurate account of the affair: In the absence190 words
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Article185 1893-10-31 2 Tre funeral of Tau Beug Gum. who wae at one time headman of the Chinese temple at Malacca, aud aftei wards head of the well-kuown firm of merchants m Singapore, Messrs. Kirn Seng aud Company. vow carried ou by the Hou'ble Tan Jiak Kirn and185 words
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Article185 1893-10-31 2 The Return of Imports and Exfxirts for tbe quarter ended 30th June 1893 has beeu published. Tho appended comparative tables give the following rt suits Imports. (Exclusive of Treasure.) SINGAPORE. 2nd Quarter of IM4...|ta\Mftjtti l 2nd Quarter of 1892. 24.0M7.UM s3-fc\473 Ist Quarter of 1893.... £25,406.356 460.434 Pknang.185 words
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Article479 1893-10-31 2 FBOCEBBION cvrsx* Xi hk Wai. a, 'atj|Q rUMa.as.ARLK Akkaw^emkm h, THE GOVERNMENT AND tub U. It was understood tbal the H a would hold the ceraMiionv of ur v J_]i' teste* day afternoou at their u.n. i South Bridge hVsad. It ,„av 7 ll bataaitbaf479 words
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Article522 1893-10-31 2 It will be recollected, says tbe correspondent of the Sttmlard at Paria, tbat one of the grievamvs of France againat Siam was the capture of Captain Tboreui iv au attempt to drive the Siamese out of one of their s s on the Mekong Tbe Politique ColoniaU522 words
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Advertisement53 1893-10-31 2 The Straits Times has the largest circulation of any newspaper m Asia. British India excepted. No other Eastern newspaper has no widespread a circulation. Thr- Malay constable, who recently fell from the third atorey verandah at the i_ UUal I>olice Station on to the roadway i beuea-th, is rapidly recovering53 words
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Article1387 1893-10-31 3 BOTAL RRCRPTIOR AT Bang-Pa-Iw [First Part.l Thi Departurr from Bangkok. Thb Royal Court. (Bs H. Henri Bryois, Special Correepon- 9 dent of the Temps.) iTke following article was written (m French) frr the Straite Times. The translation, as nearly as is reasonably possible, is literal.} I LBXVS off1,387 words
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888 1893-10-31 3 WEDNESDAY, 25th OCTOBER. The French in Tenquin. Last advices from Touquin point to the French still making very slow progress m pacifying the country m the neighbourhood of the Chinese frontier towards Langson. That region has long been a source of trouble owing to its jungly and broken character favouring888 words
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82 1893-10-31 3 Mr. A. W. Crichtou, presiding on the 28th September at the an uual general meeting of the Oriental Bank Estates Company, at London, said that this, the seventh year of the wo "king of the company, was the first m which a la ge balauce82 words
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155 1893-10-31 3 At the recent meeting of the Associated Chambers of Commerce at Plymouth, a discussiou took place on a resolution which aimed at withdrawing from the Foreign Office and the India Office the coutrol of all commercial questions, while leaving to those departments the political155 words
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Article139 1893-10-31 3 The Postmaster-General writes "The Government has decided to discontinue to allow newspapers posted m the Straits Settlements direct by the publishers the privilege of passing free of postage iv this Colony and to the Native States, with effect from the Ist January, 1894. From that date such139 words
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Article246 1893-10-31 3 Wm. G Hale Co.'s Circular, dated Saigon, 2 1st October, says We can only confirm our last advice* tho demand for .Singapore has continued, but only fo a tnodera'e extent, while that for Hongk iig is ni« re moderate atr I we quo'e for 2U°/ mixed246 words
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Article488 1893-10-31 3 Thk Mining Strikk. Volunteering fob Mashonaland. The British Squadron at Tabtanto. Cholera at Greenwich. The Russian Naval Visit to France Thk Italian Budget. Supplementary to Strains Times Telegram*. {Via Ceylon.) London, Pith October. A meeting was msM m Hyde Park yesterday at which upward* »»f 20,000 were present.488 words
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104 1893-10-31 3 The following order, dated Octotor 2 1st, has been issued from the Colonial Socretary's office to the officials iv the Government service "The Secretary of State has laid it down as a rule of general application that m futiirw any officer m the Government service104 words
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Article231 1893-10-31 3 The Singapore Volunteer Artillery gave a smoking concert, last night, at the Tauglin Club. Captain Dunman presided. We print the programme to which, however, there were some variations and addif ions. Part I. 1. March* Militaire Par ide ..Sta idss. (Orchestra.) IL Sou* The Thorn231 words
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Article437 1893-10-31 3 [From the Saigon In b pendant.) Italian Gbatitudk to Fbance. A British Naval Visit to Chebboubo Thb Russians at Paris Their Ueabty Welcome. Peaceful Assurances. The Humour of Pbesident Cabnot. Paris, llth October. A telegram has been received from King Humbert expressing how gratefully he remembers tie?437 words
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Article1002 1893-10-31 4 CriekeL Thk Strvits 'learn m Coiombo. The Colomb) Cricket Club Match. Tin: Straits t«;un won the toss Talhot and Anthony going m. Shand with the last ball of his second over dismissed Talbot (2-1*1,) and with tlie first ball of his third ore- be elssn howled1,002 words
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Article78 1893-10-31 4 The annual report by the British Consul at Trieste states that the Austrian Lloyds* Steamship Company c.irried during 1892, 250,061 passengers aud 267,616 tons oj/KO- This was 43,857 paeeengers and 19,484 tons less than m 1891. The IndoChina Line was extended during 1892 b? the prolongation of the existing line78 words
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1115 1893-10-31 4 THURSDAY, 26th OCTOBER. Tanglin Roads and Houses. The making and maintaining of public roads is ona? of the duties of Municipal Government. Tho malting of new roads, where such roads would l>e likely to en- courage house- building, is an especial duty m such a town as Singapore when houses1,115 words
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Article47 1893-10-31 4 A correspondent cd-pcfs m the Piuaioj Qsutttte to the Acting Governor's reclamation scln me then, on tie allegation that it would form one of ihe greatest obstacles possible to lte icalizatiou of the schema tecom mended by the Harbour Committee and approved by the public." -*>-47 words
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Article78 1893-10-31 4 Thl usual comparison of the chief heads Of revenue is given below. It should be voted that a sum of .53,t'»47 for market farms for September last was uot received ti 1 :!ud October, and could not, therefore, be inclu iled iv these returns. J-u Sept. 1802. Jan78 words
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120 1893-10-31 4 Disturbance at Clyde Terrace Market. With ict'eieuc to the action of the stallholders at Clyde Terrace tishniaiket who stopped bnaineaa yesterday morning (alluded to by the President of the Moatcipality at yestei day's meetiug of the Commissions s), it appears that the market was closed all yesterday. The police obtained120 words
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Article127 1893-10-31 4 Self- Breeding Pearls. To the Editor of the Pall Mall Gazette. Sib. Mr. Streeter says that I am m error as to supposing that clam peails have any value. If by these he means the self-breeding peails tor only a small number of those obtained from the giant clam come127 words
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Article139 1893-10-31 4 Thk representative of a well known firm of builders informs me (says the London correspondent of the Manchester Courier) that he believes himself to have hit upon a discovery iv a Borneo wood called bilian." It has a very close grain, and m appearance is uo*139 words
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Article180 1893-10-31 4 The Java Budget for 1894 has been introduced iuto the States General Ihe expenditure was estimated at f. 139,099,200 aud the revenue at f.125.131.5i>4, I hem being thus a deficit of f.l 3,967,606. Amongst, the revenue au amount id f. 1,400,000 ananmra fur new or increased180 words
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Article201 1893-10-31 4 'From the Financial News.) Wnan the nnaj became a token, it be* ca.:.j DcCa^aaaArj tor Ihe other B.itiah pu> aeaaiont iv the East to eonaiaV t the positiou of tbeir curreucies. The Straits Settlcinents appointed a commission, which, as is tha» way of such b afiee, divided201 words
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431 1893-10-31 4 The rant iimii.il meetiug of the Association of Chambera of Commerce etamed on 26th Bepiember at Plvaaooth, when aVlegates \v.*r»* present from all parts of the United Kingdom. Sir Albert H. Kollit. MP., the President, took the chair. In the coins.' of431 words
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Article704 1893-10-31 4 Tub Jononi neaenasj The llkvehukb ontibue to (,*>,. Thk PoaMTLSTIOB Mi n n Lln The I kin, k vthxuß „X Muju Tin: Hiiii.k Tcawirißa to the v onoai Tin: PauoiLaaa Tea or Johobk. TH! lOVAI IUUNK. Bavanua >«;.«nm> < ins». {Si j- mil ion*: m gold704 words
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Article88 1893-10-31 4 Thk Pinany Gazette safe I aeeordhl T to tc'egrain n*ceived m B<>wi«>ay. tin' Mercantile bans, which on y \wfgnn l-asi* in'*s m February, wi 1 i ay an ad interim Mr* lend at the rate' «if p'reeiil. |i r BSnaUB fa? the half-year ending June .'{nth. Ou88 words
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Article75 1893-10-31 4 Vital Statistics for At just. Birth*. D. E.unp an* U Ku-asi-u* Chinese $1 li Malays id Indians *JJ O. her nationalities 4 "ftl MIS Execs* of deaths over births. _M 7 birth rate^i Death raasf «?m»»^ j i MO. w,fh leal J Foall). There were nine prosecutions for*75 words
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Article921 1893-10-31 5 I w -epbb'BDAY, October 25th. Tal usual fortnightly meeting of the 1 ujpal Comuiissiouers was held yesterIfteruoou, at tne omeeB, Kobinsou 1 Mr Gcutle presiding. There were g w t Blensrs. Nauson, Fraser, I afver J^uim the Hon'bl-. T. ELrJaadA... DonaMaoo. jj, Minutes of the list meeting were921 words
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Article546 1893-10-31 5 i He tmancia! statement of tbe Municipal ai last tortnightly meeting $*****0 Copper Coiw Account: In hand a ,>~ Advanced to Coiitrac- 4"o r, 500 Current Accounts: Hongkong Shanghai Bank 37 Qgg Ohartored Bank.. 31JM5 $3S,<H3 Fixed Deposits iawVano Hongkong Shanghai Bank 5158,1K>5 v harterci ßank.. 50,000 ft*N,ool New546 words
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70 1893-10-31 5 91 Licenses (*y $1.10 $136.50 23 Extra Badges $0.10 2.30 $138.80 Total number of dogs registered from the 20th June to the 30th September. 1,209. Total number of dogs destroyed for the same period During September, 10870 words
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Article1563 1893-10-31 5 HiNirras or PnocscDiwoa or thb Municipal Commissioners at an OrdiNABY MbKTING ON WrDNIISOAY, 11th October, lfe9J. Pbksrnt:— The President, Alex. Gentle, Fsq Th. Sohst Esq.; The Hon'ble A. L Donaldson j The Hon'ble T. Shelford, c.m.q John Frasor, E-iq. aud -aanaiseti Mej-or, Esq Absent:— The Hon'ble the Colonial1,563 words
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Article269 1893-10-31 5 Siam oia rc> r. A aonana of Chinese from Trail ir. iii the Malay i'cuiu&uia, Lave just had an audience with Tlis Maj'sty at Paoapa'in. They presented a number of gold liiiL'*. together with several birs of gold. ea. h woith £90 0* £40, aad a hundred silk269 words
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481 1893-10-31 5 FRIDAY 27th OCTOBER. Alarmed Schoolmasters. Thk (tovernnn'iit schoolmaster*, or some of them, an- m a stata- »»f indignation. They think they have <lis< ..\.nd that a wicked and sm -erdo'iil G..\. rnmeiit has perpetrated a job, whrivhi he who i^ I BBfl as aehiiplain is to grasp al sot lV481 words
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Article606 1893-10-31 5 Tni Reg i rar .>!' Haehn y lan and .liiirikish.iv. m his rejs>rt for month, regrvis i in* delay m amending the Hackue\ Carriage Ordinance, as hef»»da bimsadf hampered by Lack of mor i man powers to punish for misbehaviour. That is a lack thai all of606 words
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140 1893-10-31 6 The master of the British steamer Samtor which arrived here, yesterday morniug, leports as follows I left Kelantau ou the 22nd October at 8 p. iv. with tine weather and at 9 p. m. tbe weather began to get squally f.oui the140 words
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Article193 1893-10-31 6 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sohst will celebrate their Silver Wedding ou Sunday, 2!»th October. Ou that day, twenty -five years ago, Mr. Sohst married Miss M. F. D' Sous*, a daughter of tbe late Mr. D' Booaa, who was a man of some position m the193 words
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181 1893-10-31 6 Advices from Shanghai, under date 19th instnnt, tttte that the g e»t Cotton Mill there has been totally d est >oyed by fire. The property was uninsured. Tbe Sbangdai cotton cloth mill, says the Hongkong Daily Press, commenced running m 1891. It181 words
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Article1198 1893-10-31 6 The Royal Audience. [The first part of this article appeared on the 24th October i (By M. Henri Bryois, Special Correspondent of the Temps The following article was written {m French) for the Straits Times. The translation, as nearly ac is reasonably possible, is literal.] The official1,198 words
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Article569 1893-10-31 6 Booth Committed for Trial. William Thomas Ward Booth, who was formerly employed as statiou master at Klang, was agaiu brought up on icmaud charged witb committing a rash aud negligent act resultiug m tbe death of a Chinaman named Chee Hiu iv a railway collision at569 words
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Article996 1893-10-31 6 Tns Need kob Chinamen on the Municipal CoaiMiaaiON. Thk Chinese wish Ma. Hark as the Succbssob of Major McCallum. The disturbance that occurred a day or two ago among the Chinese fish vendors at the Clyde Terrace fish market has not yet beeu harmoniously settled. It996 words
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Article465 1893-10-31 6 I'ia Manila.) Tai Attack my Mooaa ok Mililu Madrid, M October Th« Spanish tr«a»ps stationeal at Mdilli Morocco have been attacked by the Mian The bitter were valiantly ra'pulaed aad laat several hum Irani men. Tin* Spaniard* bad eighteen killeal ami thirty wounded. A man-of-war m troinc ta»465 words
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787 1893-10-31 7 !fa;g Straits Settlements Returns of imports ana Exports for the second garter of the present year are published. Exclusive of treasure, the imports during n^ second quarter stand at about 25 millions of dollars for Singapore, a litth ver 10 millions787 words
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Article1241 1893-10-31 7 (*y M H*»rißryois, Special Correspondent of the Temps C 2f£ tt H f ihU artich appeared on ths EEU\ October and the second P aTyester7ayA [The following article was written (m French) for the Straits Times. The translation, as nearly as is reasonably possible, is literal; Thk1,241 words
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Article64 1893-10-31 7 During a discussion m tbe Fist Chamber of the States General of the Netherlands, recently, iv connection with Unshipping regulations iv Acbeen, some criticism was made. Several members strongly recommended a more aggreeeivi poltCV, but the Minister m his reply *in\ that he could not order the Governor of64 words
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Article89 1893-10-31 7 Last eveniug, at the assat ho ise. the crews for tbe fours iv the naom to be b«*:d iv the early past of next month were selected as follows E. Scott Russell istr i A. Roiiertsoa str. R. tesssjlav Stabb. F. Hilton H. Hiltam E. A. bwan Pye. Voss89 words
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136 1893-10-31 7 [From the Times by to-day's Mail.* Singajwre. 2nd October. The Marquis of* Ripon proposes that the officials m the Otrsita Settlements should receive their salaries up to half- pay on a 3s. basis, provided that they accept the same rate when on leave. Th« officials136 words
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179 1893-10-31 7 The exportation of arms and warlike stores, from the Colony to Brunei aud Labuan is prohibited for a period of six months from the 23rd October, 1893. From aud after the Ist day of November, 1893, there shall be paid for each certificate of the179 words
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Article1954 1893-10-31 7 The .STBArrs Tbam m Ceylon The Straits vs. all Colombo. (Times of Ceylon I The Straits team won the tans* and elected to bat, sanding m Anthony and Col. Walker as first representatives, against the owling of Col. Churchill from the top end and tfattlsr from the other. Tha1,954 words
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Article135 1893-10-31 7 Ist Innings.—J ;>;,\ x\ ;(\;ft f. .10 l w ,iul, yf. s "~i *a n aV«ainwi r1» 11 T 1 st• Bowling Analyses Strait* Team l.*i unrj*. 2nd Innings. o M. K. W. O. M. K. W. Churohill 2-'» 8 45 4 4 2 2 0 Battler135 words
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Article2831 1893-10-31 7 FanawßLL Dimnbu at thb Club. i Ceylon Times.) On ths night of ths SOth tha visithaar Z'lllnil^&^S^** Olah^dianZ st ths Crab on Oslls Faea. Ths laaisutoaanW i 1 Governor (Sir Noel Walker) pn sided, with Mr. Talbot (captain of the visiting team) on bis left,2,831 words
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Article135 1893-10-31 8 The Bavenna arrived at Singapore this morning with Dr. Hinde and Mr. J. Cook, two of the members of the Straits team. The Bavenna brought away from Colombo only nine of the members of the team viz.. Dr. Fox, Dr. Hinde. Messrs. Guggisberg, Anthony, Stephens, Cook.135 words
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Article1256 1893-10-31 8 Treaty. Art. 1 he Siamese Government renounces .all claim to the whole of the territa.ry ou the left bank of the Mekong and the islands m the river. Art. 2. The Siamese Government undertakes not to maintain or employ armed vessels or boats on the waters of1,256 words
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Article153 1893-10-31 8 The British ship Grate liar war reports from Anjer baring bad fearful weather running her Easting down, nnd that one of the teas striking tbe ship washed the boatswain overboard, and tbat several of tbe men were knocked up agaiust the rigging but were saved. The sea at the time153 words
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Article3326 1893-10-31 8 •faho Mnansvore Spsrtlng iia. gSnaag Fibst (Dbbbv) Day, Tubsdat, j^ Octobkb, 1893. CoMniTTEB. -A. P. Adams, W A O-au. S. R. Carr. J. li. Cu.hbertaou A 8 y* ray, Major O'Gorman, A. W. Bubs. anno,— Judge— Lt.-Col. H. C \i' Lincolnshire Regiment). Time AAc' c UU Jas. Graham.3,326 words
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Article1713 1893-10-31 9 (Tuesday, October 24th.) Notwithstanding the threatening appearance of the weather, tbe ladies were well represented on the lawn, though some of our leading eligantes are still absent from the colony. Nearly every imaginable colour was iv force, except tbe mauves and heliotropes, that were so dove1,713 words
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2484 1893-10-31 9 Second (Cup) Day, Thursday, 26th October, 1893. Fine weather and good sport were tho prevailing features of the second day'a races. Everything passed off admiaably aud quite m accord witb tbe desires oc the committee. Tbe attendance was even larger than ou the opening day, on every side there being2,484 words
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Article3998 1893-10-31 10 (Thursday, October °J'>th.) Singapore must, still, m spite of the vauisliiug dollar and the too-trcquently reiterated cry of hard up," be naming rich, as a new frock for each day's laces is obviously a sine una nan with tbe ladies. To-day's were attractive iv both style3,998 words
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Article133 1893-10-31 11 The following list shows the performances of the several Jockies duriug -the meeting Jockies. Mounts. Wins 2ml 3rd £*Mer 16 4 3 4 Mr Payne 16 4 1 4 14 3 12 JW^l 11 2 2 0 Jrides 15 2 3 1 Deniiys 3 1 0 1 Mr.133 words
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Article1399 1893-10-31 11 (Satubday, Octobeb .bSth.) ahe exponent of gowns at the races not have the best of times. No sooner do you catch sight of a notable tk /ia° be car efudly chronicled, thau, like "je Ghost of Hamlet's father, M it's here, there, it's gone." In vain1,399 words
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54 1893-10-31 11 .Mr Uakc, (whom the Chineee desire to see oo tbe Municipal Commission aa i >rernu»ent oominee) inspected the ChiDese Boys' 3 hool m connection with the Presbyterian Mission at Bukil Timab, <vi Saturday. The .scholars thowed one hundred per cent of passes m all54 words
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Article194 1893-10-31 11 (Vtaai ObeertH r, 24th OctoU r.) Tall Bi ollidaod with the Swifl yesterday moraiasT, whilst dropping down the river. One of her d ivits lOaw a huh' m tbe s.'ijps steam pinnace, and daaaaated two other boafs. The curreut was excej tiouallv stroug at th<> time. On Sunday194 words
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Article219 1893-10-31 11 [SnpplsmsmtsnrE to Strait* Times Tetogratm.) Via Ceylon. Loan R. Cuurc a ill and the Horn BuLl Hill. Thi: Battli With the Matabei/ a. The Ausikian Franchisk Death of Captain Camiheli.. 'JHI. Blil ISH MIJOITEItUAXI.AX S^UADKON. London. 19th October.-— Lord Pandolpli Churchill, m ;i speech at Bedford, -aid Ihe219 words
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899 1893-10-31 11 MONDAY, 30th OCTOBER. The Silver Question in China. Mr. JaKUSObT, Acting British Consul Greaawal at Shanghai, under data- th.- ,sth August, has furnished the Foreign Office with a report on the position of silver m China and the effect of tin- fall m tinvalue of that in. -tai am prices899 words
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Article97 1893-10-31 11 The Pinantj Gazette says: during the last Christmas holidays, a team from Siugapanv was beaten m svarj OOntSSt it tri««d with Peuaug. Beatsn at cricket, beateu at lawu tennis, beateu at gailf, beaten at billiards and beaten at bowls. Singapore will have ita opportunity of97 words
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Article93 1893-10-31 11 From our Correspondent. 27 th Octobtr. The s. a. Kiun Yang which left Siugapore at 7.30 p. m. of Thursday 2<ltu instant came m this morning but did not bring any mail. Considering that our latest news from Singapore is Moudav 2drd, and that, during the interval, the French93 words
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Article141 1893-10-31 11 Particulars have come of the accident by which the steamer Denbighshire was sunk m Kobe harbour. It inpsais that, aa the Isaka Shoasu Kaisha boat Yoshinoyau-a-nt iru aval coming into harbour just after 1 a. in. on the 1 1th inst., she ran into the Denbighshire, striking141 words
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Article445 1893-10-31 11 Telegram s from India. The Via i i..\ Allahabad, llth Oet-h, Lord Elgin will not leave England until after Christuias. mo that hi- arrival m India will not ts\e< place until tie- hitter half of January. This will enable the Viceroy to carry out tha' a-xiNtiug arrangement m fors tour445 words
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Article182 1893-10-31 12 The an tlysis of the respective performances of the Straits representatives iv Ceylon run out as follows Battcnu Aver\oe. <~ jj, «J I 7 Highest Av.r-->3 a i?-^ Tot.il. S..irt>. m, W■ H J I. A.S. Anthony .5 2 215 10<V* 71 ft A. R Hind* ...4182 words
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Article240 1893-10-31 12 The Hongkong Jockey Club held its annual general meetiug on the "21st instant. Oi tbe pn aentation of the accounts, ibe following items for legal expenses aroused comment by Mr. Eraser Smith Court Fees ;,n.i n Counsel [Mr. J. J. Frarcis. Q. C 8 8*0.0(1 Do.240 words
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Article529 1893-10-31 12 To The Editor of the' Struts Timfs." Sir, It was with rery great rarpriee that we received the news that tbe Revd. W. H. C. Dunkerlev, Colonial Chaplain, had beeu appointed to ant as Head Mister of the Malacca High School. I do uot think that529 words
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Page 12 Advertisements
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Advertisement214 1893-10-31 12 THE PBTE RIVER DOCK Pkna.no. The above Dock, situated iv Provnie» Welleeley, at tha entrance of the Prye River. lias lately been lengthened and deepened and is now of the following dimensions Length on the blocks 390 feet. Breadth at entrance 50 Depth of water on aillat) r ordinary spring214 words
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Advertisement813 1893-10-31 12 |P OWI IL CO.. rUKGAPOBB. I Pllass re ah inni few lines and BE AH Til I M IN Ml N l>. OUR FURKITURB FACTORY ia iv Orchani Road, and i* ttio largest and BSOSi complete. Itisnupoliod nifh stamaS power to drive our \V t <mml sjssrkiaag Ms chinea, Shws,813 words
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Advertisement307 1893-10-31 12 Tho only Medicine of the kind awarded a Certificate at the Calcutta Exhibition, 1883 84, open fo *U Ra D R LALDR'S PHOSPHDDYME HAS THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY PHOSPHORIC MEDICINE IN THE WORU* For thirty yeas haa maintained its ,ts enerci/inc < t* r hfW Z^lm vkorld-\side reputation as307 words
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Miscellaneous472 1893-10-31 12 •Passenger List. Arktvals. Per as. Wisigopore from BangVok Messrs Diuilop, Caaaaiftß. a^d Pag»». Par s. li'/// a 1 las Wisp from Telnlr aa*eai vi ports M«*sara. G. Cnmnpnar. J. Do'ie.il. W Horn and Mrs Brown, nr-d Vrs W Id. n v M. M. a s Orf.tn !i,i from TokeJiams _Af472 words
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Miscellaneous1281 1893-10-31 12 SHIPPING MIH'IMMJ IM TOUT. rodtlssl Oram. Pat. sjs>aSjan^a^ u„,.,r aa^taaiss a. ww.,., V *™ZV: tlk**- c vi bionsar.^ used:— str.— s!:«a»ner; ah.—- alrp; bq WkmJkmUe Rtlt .tr Ss barque; Brit.-British; U. S.-Cnit-vl aUaoa ,h\ ir > t Fr v, II n, K^PSa. Fr -French; Ger. Germ tn Dut.-Duteh; Jah. J^Vl,1,281 words
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Advertisement79 1893-10-31 13 BS& V FRAHCK'S m*EEml Gkmm* OF aWalT* aaiiarVt AFEbUENT, STOaiACHIC, PUROATIVE and PUKlfTltfO aVZLxr X V?*y are a cure for and a preservative against all complaints connecter! 7£** la «»aTxmtjcxiajBßT of tne so^CaUan, such as arsteat mpmemime, IS fWHm, C*et veaseee, Smpehe-m asaassfatßaee e&EHtsB, €mns)smft*m nf 'ajar* >&? AMeer, JLeaaaare79 words
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Advertisement624 1893-10-31 13 Establishes 1865. OILEY, HARGREAVES& COEngineers, Iron A Brass Founders, Boilermakers, Bridge Builders, Ship builders. General Contractors. SINGAPORE a KUALA LUMPOR. SHlt* BUILDING YARD. HIGH class STEAM VESSELS always .indor construction, from 38 ft. to 150 ft. length of keel, of best design and finish. MACHINERY Irom leading British Firms with624 words
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Advertisement451 1893-10-31 13 Engineers and Gas tape and dies m boxes and sets Vices, Anvils Cumming's patent, and bellows foiges. MILL BTOREB. Lancashire Patent Belting, North British Rubber Compauy's ludiarubbor Belting, English Leather belting iv all widths from I m. to 12 m. with all accessories. Smith's pat on t wrot-iron split pulleys451 words
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Advertisement1023 1893-10-31 13 DOCKS. THE TANJONG PAGAR DOCK CO LIMITED. The premises of the Company are situated at Tanjong Pagar adjoining the town of Singapore. Steam tram-cars run at short intervals carrying passengers and goods from Wharf to aginations at low rates. Tho Wharf extends to one mile and quarter and is divided1,023 words
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Miscellaneous1339 1893-10-31 13 ARUIVAI g. J Flag i A Ntai. Captain. From Sailed n fiaatt* r ig IUID Consignees. 1893 I Brit. str. 1574 Cass Hongkong loct l*L y&l* Spa. str. I 5:^6 Lurarraga MLauUa Oct C OU i ead Co il****** Rrit.atr.j 748M<iin Pantrl ok Oct t3!L£'.'!i IU< V asr**? 6 Dut.1,339 words
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Advertisement833 1893-10-31 14 ASZ'PQB 7) mt^me nnnj^^mw mm mw^ns ba SHe| l^a Sk KB a -*v Biar-a-aa mm. Ml "^aJA|Fi j •af ate taai asach Jar <aears aatren Liebig'a signature (aaVj fi m m7*n***^ *BM m Bine Ink aerott the Label. J BBBBaBBnBBBBBaSa«Ss^a? •Am J EBaSKS •1 4^/ fflBT AND CHEAP£Sr Jmt***^ HIEAT-fUVOURiNG833 words
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Advertisement494 1893-10-31 14 YiUHfflrS SHAIIOW DRAFT STEAMERS. I.i aap— ai j Lf T.*tjjigßii^^— X B -**»»-<C/ B^lbbb a '^lißjaiq»,asji«S^»^llpaßMSiaiw I 1 I HIZZLv^. /O^t^SJwBBtBBrHB Ba^asawasyalt rr <at> BTEHNWHEEL STEAMERS have been fonud by experieua'M to he the best tv,e of v easel for shallow river navigation, and of these Messrs. Yarrow have const494 words
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Advertisement316 1893-10-31 14 MM -aaa- I*- r For he Toilet t^^k^ at|^^ %^/>4bßbß> The most suitable anil sricnti lh* Ba Haßa bbTbl SOAP for Uelieate Skins. L m/J An ideal saan delighiful'y aawfnnttaV Ch» m tit A' Druggist. j Of Unqucstiouabi*' ueasfsi cc.* ffrtJasa Msdicmt Jearaaa j In five kinds, PHKMIKR faaff alas316 words
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