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pay for the same [[?]] rat he 57 Sect [[ng?]] [[illegible]] Class, and £3.10 Sterling for 2nd Class Passengers, servants, &c. These tickets entitle the holders to all the privileges secured by the Company's Contract with the Egyptian Government, for particulars of which see "Hand Book of Information relative to Journey across Egypt."
3. Passengers preferring to arrange their own journey through Egypt will be booked here by the Company's Steamers as far as Suez, and again on arrival at Alexandria from thence to any Port beyond. They will pay for their Railway tickets through Egypt to the Transmit Administration Office at local rates, and the amount of their passage forward from Alexandria to the Company's Office there. The passage Money charged from Alexandria will be in exact proportion to the whole amount of the Sea Passage from Singapore, but in transit through Egypt these Passengers will not enjoy the same advantages which are secured under the Company's Contract for those who pre-engage their passage across the Isthmus, and for whose convenience the Egyptian Government has had to make exclusive arrangements.
4. In consequence of the above new arrangements the rates of Passage Money hitherto charged are reduced in the sums of ten pounds for 1st Class, and five pounds for 2nd Class, Passengers servants, &c., the tickets for Railway through Egypt being charged for separately as above stated.
Further particulars may be obtained on application at these Offices,
S. J. G. JELLICOE,
Agent,
Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company's Offices,
21st Oct. 1859. d. & w
NOTICE.
THE LONDON AND ORIENTAL "STEAM TRANSIT INSURANCE OFFICE"
Established in 1843.
THE Undersigned are prepared to accept risks (covered by open Policies with the Transit Insurance Companies) by the P. and O. S. N. Co.'s and H. M.'s I. N. Steamers, or Steamers under Charter to them, as well as by private Steamers of full power.
The Interest in the protecting Policies is assigned to the P. and O. S. N. Co., for the purpose of their becoming the medium of payment in the event of loss.
For rates of Premium and other information, apply to
Agents in India and China.
SINGAPORE – S J. G. Jellicoe.
HONGKONG – Maxn. Fischer.
SHANGHAI – W. R. Dalziel.
PINANG – Messrs. Brown & Co.
CALCUTTA – T. H. Tronson,
MADRAS – R. FRANKS.
BOMBAY – John Ritchie.
JAS HARTLEY & co.
Singapore, 21st Oct., 1859 d. & w
FINES [[illegible]] [[illegible]] [[?]] Captain [[illegible]] SON, Commander; has superior accommodation, and is well found in everything. Apply. to
WM. SPOTTISWOODE & CO.
Singapore, 6th May, 1860. [u.c.d.
TO LET.
[[IMAGE]] THAT excellent House in Tangling District well known as the Castle. For particulars apply to
B. H. CAMA, & Co.,
Singapore, 4th May, 1860.
(u.c.)
Advertisement.
A dissolution of the partnership hitherto existsing [[existing]] between the former Members of the Firm ADAM & CO., Batavia and Sourabaya, having taken place on the 31st ultimo, the undersigned begs to intimate that he will continue the business as heretofore, at both places, and under the same style as formerly.
Notice is at the same time given that from this
date Mr. D. T. Pryce has been admitted as partner
at Batavia and Sourabaya, and that Mr. W. W. COOK has been admitted as partner of the Sourabaya Firm.
J. L. ADAM.
Batavia, 1st Jany., 1859 (u.c.)
NOTICE.
GENTLEMEN,–We beg to inform you, that Mr. T. A. C. GERLACH has established a General Commission House, at Besima and Nagasaki in Japan, under the firm of
GERLACH & CO.
in which we shall be interested as sleeping partners
We shall be most happy to furnish all the information in our power, with reference to the Japan trade and request for the above firm a share of your valuable patronage.
We are, Gentlemen, Yours very respectfully,
DÜMMLER & CO
TULLOK BLANGAH STEAM SAW MILL ENGINEERING WORKS.
THE undersigned have on hand a large assortment of Planks, Roofing Laths, Shingles &c., of first rate quality, suitable either for home use or for exportation. They have also a large stock of Planks, &c., of inferior quality, suitable for outhouses or temporary Buildings, Stages, Palings, &c., &c., at very low prices. Dunnage and fire wood in any quality–vessels and boats of size can load alongside the works.
FISHER & RILEY,
Civil Engineers, Surveyors, &c
MR CURTIES (Surgeon &c.) begs to intimate for general information, that he has removed to No. 509, North Bridge Road (opposite the Sailor's Home.)
Singapore, 16th Sept., 1858.
TO LET.
[[image]] EXCELLENT Office accommodation in Commercial Square, apply to
MARTIN, DYCE & Co.
Singapore, 29th Feb. 1860. (u.c.)
TO BE LET.
[[image]] A GODOWN at the River Side, and an Office up-stairs. Apply to
TAYLOR, DAUELSBERG & CO.
Singapore, March 17th, 1860. (u. c.)
TO LET.
[[image]] THE Godowns, No. 32, in Commercial Square; apply to
SYED ABDULLA BIN OMAR AL JUNIED, OR SYED ALLY BIN OMAR AL JUNIED.
Singapore, March 26th, 1860. (d. u. c.)
TO BE SOLD OR LET.
[[image]] A VERY Handsome and newly built Family Residence in the River Valley Road, with 4 spacious Rooms, and 2 Bath Rooms down stairs, and 4 Bed-rooms and 2 Dressing Rooms upstairs.
The house is within ten minutes drive of Commercial Square, and commands a pleasant view; possession can be had in about 3 weeks time. For terms and particulars, apply to
G. J. DARE & CO.
Singapore, March 27th 1860. (u. c.)
TO LET.
[[image]] THE Bungalow known as the MONASTERY, at New Harbour, from the 1st proximo.
ALSO,
Two large brick-built Godowns and Sheds for storing Goods or Coals, at Purvis' Wharf, New Harbour. Apply to,
JNO. PURVIS & SON.
Singapore, 12th Oct., 1859. d & w u c
TO LET.
[[image]] HOUSE No. 119 Hill Street, in excellent repair, from 1st prox. Apply to
C. MOSES.
Singapore, 25th April, 1860. (u. c.)
NOTICE.
[[image]] To let, a large and Commodious dwelling House, No. 186, Victoria Street. For further particulars apply to SYED SEN, on the premises, or to R. C. WOODS, Esq.
Singapore, 4th May 1860. (u. c.)
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BANDONG ......|..| |words.
BANJOEMAS.. ..| 1| | For mesages of
BANJOEWANGIE | 2|40|26 to 50 words the
BEZOEKIE. ....| 2|40|charges are dou-
BUITENZORG ..|..|40|bled, and for 51 to
CHERIBON ....| 1|20|100 words tripled.
DJOKDJOKARTA | 1|60| If exceeding 100
KEDIRIE ..... | 2|..|words the messages
MADIOEN ......| 2|..|are charged for
MAGELANG ....| 1|60|each 100 words se-
PASOERAEAN ...| 2|..|parately. A mes-
PATTIE........| 1|60|sage of 100 to 25, in
PEKALONGAN ..| 1|20|consequence, will
POERWAKARTA |..|80|be charged fourfold,
POERWOREDJO. | 1|60|one of 120 to 150
PROBOLINGO ..| 2|..|words five-fold, and
REMBANG. ....| 1|60|one of 150 to 200
SAMARANG ....| 1|60|words six-fold.
SERANG........|..|40|
SOERABAYA ....| 2|..|
SOERAKARTA ..| 1|60|
TAGAL ........| 1|20|
TJIANDJOER....|..|80|
TJILATJAP ....| 1|20|
WELTEVREDEN |..|40| (uc.
Notice.
The undersigned hereby gives notice that he has commenced business as Surveyor, Average Stater, and Arbitrator in all Matters connected with Marine Insurance. Office, No 1, Battery Road.
JOHN LAURENCE KIBRY.
Singapore, 3rd Dec., 1858.
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING.
The undersigned begs to announce that the business of his Millinery Rooms, under the able management of Mrs. BAILEY, has been removed to his present premises, Commercial Square, (immediately opposite to his late Show Rooms) where the orders of Ladies will be strictly attended to.
A small selection of choice Bonnets, Ribbons, Head-dresses, &c., &c., &c., now on Sale; in future, regular supplies of all the latest fashions in the Millinery, Hosiery, Haberdashery. and Drapery departments will be received.
Ladies Dresses made or accommodated to the latest modes.
CURSETJEE FROMMURZE.
Singapore, 18th April, 1860. (u.c.)
ADVERTISEMENT.
THE floating Gunpowder Store, which has been fitted up, under Survey of the Government and placed outside the position of the old Powder Buoy, is now ready for the Storage of Gunpowder. Vessels may deliver and receive longside, s saving the risk of damage or breakage; for particulars regarding store Rent, and orders to receive Gunpowder on board, apply to
BEHN, MEYER, & CO.,
Agents for the floatin Gunpowder Store Co.
Singapore, the 17th April, 1860.
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