“Atok dulu tengok Jugra ni lain benar rupanya…” perlahan suara orang tua itu memecah sunyi petang di beranda rumah kayu menghadap Sungai Langat. Matanya yang redup memandang jauh ke arah bukit dan selekoh sungai yang suatu ketika dahulu menjadi laluan kapal wap, perahu dagang dan bot kerajaan British. “Masa itu belum ada jalan tar, belum ada lampu terang macam sekarang. Orang datang dari Klang, Kuala Lumpur, sampai Singapura naik kapal. Jugra ni pernah jadi pusat negeri… tempat Sultan bersemayam, tempat pegawai putih keluar masuk, tempat segala urusan negeri dibuat.”
Cucunya diam mendengar, sementara angin petang membawa bersama bau lumpur sungai dan nostalgia zaman silam yang hampir tenggelam ditelan masa. Bagi Atok, sejarah Selangor bukan sekadar catatan dalam fail pejabat kolonial atau berita dalam akhbar lama, tetapi kisah tentang bagaimana sebuah negeri Melayu yang pernah bergolak perlahan-lahan berubah menjadi negeri moden di bawah bayang kuasa British. Dari laporan kewangan, pembukaan pelabuhan candu, pembinaan kereta api, hinggalah lampu-lampu jalan di Jugra, semuanya menjadi saksi perubahan besar yang berlaku antara tahun 1879 hingga 1889 — satu dekad yang mengubah wajah Selangor buat selama-lamanya. Begini kisahnya....
Pengenalan
1880-an: Pentadbiran Awal & Infrastruktur
1881 – Pertemuan Majlis Negeri di Jugra. (Sumber: Arkib Negara)
1881 – Isu berkaitan Raja Abeedin (Bernam) yang menetap di Jugra. (Sumber: Arkib Negara)
1883 – Perbincangan mengenai jalan dari Jugra ke Bandar Langat. (Sumber: Arkib Negara)
1886 – Isu hak milik tanah di Kampung Bukit Jugra. (Sumber: Arkib Negara)
1887 – Pelan dan spesifikasi untuk Balai Polis yang dicadangkan di Jugra. (Sumber: Arkib Negara)
1888 – Perwakilan dari Jugra menemui pegawai mengenai isu tempatan. (Sumber: Arkib Negara)
Pada penghujung dekad 1870-an, negeri Selangor sedang melalui satu fasa perubahan besar selepas tamatnya konflik panjang Perang Klang dan campur tangan British menerusi Sistem Residen. Tahun 1879 menjadi titik penting apabila laporan kewangan negeri bagi tahun berakhir 31 Disember 1879 diterbitkan dalam akhbar Singapore Daily Times pada 4 Jun 1880 dan Straits Times Overland Journal pada 7 Jun 1880. Laporan tersebut memperlihatkan bagaimana kerajaan kolonial mula memperkenalkan sistem pentadbiran kewangan yang lebih tersusun dan berasaskan rekod rasmi. Walaupun laporan itu hanya diterbitkan beberapa bulan selepas tahun kewangan berakhir, kelewatan tersebut mencerminkan cabaran awal birokrasi kolonial di sebuah negeri yang baru pulih daripada pergolakan politik dan peperangan. Namun demikian, penerbitan laporan kewangan dalam akhbar menunjukkan adanya usaha ke arah ketelusan dan akauntabiliti, terutama bagi meyakinkan pelabur asing dan komuniti perdagangan di Singapura bahawa Selangor sedang menuju kestabilan.
Memasuki tahun 1880, kerajaan negeri Selangor mula mempergiat usaha meningkatkan hasil negeri melalui sistem “revenue farms”. Bermula dari 6 Oktober hingga 20 Oktober 1880, beberapa siri notis tender diterbitkan secara berterusan dalam Singapore Daily Times bagi menjemput pelabur mengambil alih pajakan hasil tertentu, khususnya berkaitan perdagangan arak, candu dan hasil import lain. Sistem ini merupakan tunjang ekonomi kolonial awal kerana kerajaan British belum memiliki sistem percukaian moden yang menyeluruh. Oleh itu, hak mengutip cukai diserahkan kepada pemajak yang lazimnya terdiri daripada saudagar Cina yang mempunyai modal besar dan jaringan perdagangan yang luas. Kekerapan iklan tersebut menunjukkan betapa pentingnya hasil farm kepada kewangan negeri. Pada masa yang sama, ia memperlihatkan hubungan simbiotik antara pentadbiran British dengan komuniti kapitalis Cina yang menjadi pemacu ekonomi perlombongan bijih timah di Selangor.
Dalam tahun yang sama juga, pihak British terus memantau pergerakan tokoh-tokoh Melayu yang pernah terlibat dalam konflik terdahulu. Pada 9 Jun 1880 muncul rekod berkaitan kepulangan Raja Mahadi ke Klang. Raja Mahadi ialah tokoh utama dalam Perang Klang yang pernah mencabar kekuasaan Raja Abdullah dan campur tangan British. Kepulangannya ke kawasan Klang bukan sekadar isu peribadi, malah mempunyai implikasi politik yang besar kerana beliau masih memiliki pengaruh dalam kalangan penyokong tempatan. Oleh sebab itu, setiap pergerakan bangsawan Melayu dipantau dengan teliti oleh pihak Residen British bagi memastikan kestabilan politik terus terpelihara.
Beberapa hari kemudian, pada Jun 1880 juga, laporan mengenai kematian anak perempuan Raja Muda serta permohonan untuk memeriksa kubu di Klang dan Jugra menunjukkan bahawa unsur sosial dan ketenteraan masih rapat dengan struktur pemerintahan negeri. Kubu-kubu lama bukan sahaja menjadi simbol kekuasaan tradisional Melayu, malah dianggap penting dari sudut keselamatan kolonial. Pemeriksaan kubu menggambarkan bahawa pihak British masih berhati-hati terhadap kemungkinan kebangkitan kuasa tempatan yang boleh menggugat pentadbiran mereka.
Menjelang hujung tahun 1880, satu lagi perkembangan penting berlaku apabila notis kerajaan pada 24, 27 dan 28 Disember mengisytiharkan pembukaan pelabuhan Jugra dan Kuala Selangor untuk import candu. Dalam konteks ekonomi kolonial abad ke-19, candu merupakan salah satu komoditi paling menguntungkan. British bukan sahaja membenarkan perdagangan candu, malah menjadikannya sumber hasil kerajaan melalui sistem monopoli dan lesen. Pembukaan pelabuhan ini menunjukkan bahawa Jugra sedang berkembang sebagai pusat perdagangan penting di pesisir Selangor. Ia juga membuktikan bagaimana ekonomi negeri pada ketika itu sangat bergantung kepada perdagangan antarabangsa dan hasil tidak langsung daripada bahan ketagihan.
Tahun 1881 pula memperlihatkan perkembangan pentadbiran yang semakin tersusun. Pelbagai dokumen rasmi sepanjang tahun tersebut menyentuh soal perkhidmatan kapal wap ke Jugra, elaun anggota Majlis Negeri, pembinaan taman eksperimen pertanian dan mesyuarat pentadbiran negeri. Kesemua perkara ini menunjukkan bahawa kerajaan Selangor sedang beralih daripada sistem pemerintahan tradisional kepada bentuk birokrasi moden yang lebih terancang. Permintaan supaya kapal wap singgah di Jugra menunjukkan kepentingan pengangkutan laut dalam menghubungkan pusat pentadbiran dengan Singapura. Pada masa yang sama, cadangan taman eksperimen mencerminkan usaha awal kerajaan kolonial memperkenalkan pertanian moden dan penyelidikan agrikultur sebagai langkah mempelbagaikan ekonomi selain perlombongan.
Pada April dan November 1881, perhatian pentadbiran turut tertumpu kepada kesihatan Sultan dan persiapan lawatan Gabenor. Peristiwa ini memperlihatkan hubungan rapat antara institusi kesultanan Melayu dengan kuasa kolonial British. Walaupun Sultan masih menjadi simbol pemerintahan negeri, kuasa sebenar semakin dipengaruhi oleh Residen British. Oleh itu, kesihatan Sultan dan protokol lawatan Gabenor dianggap penting demi memastikan kestabilan politik dan imej pentadbiran kolonial sentiasa terpelihara.
Menjelang tahun 1883, fokus pembangunan negeri semakin ketara dalam bidang pendidikan dan kemudahan awam. Laporan sekolah, jurnal rasmi dan permohonan lawatan ke Kuala Lumpur menunjukkan bahawa pendidikan mula diberikan perhatian sebagai sebahagian daripada agenda pentadbiran moden. Pada September dan Oktober 1883 pula, muncul cadangan untuk memasang lampu di bandar Jugra serta kerja penyelenggaraan jalan raya dan sekolah. Walaupun kelihatan kecil, pemasangan lampu jalan merupakan simbol kemodenan bandar pada abad ke-19. Ia menggambarkan usaha British menjadikan Jugra sebuah pusat pentadbiran yang lebih teratur, selamat dan berfungsi sebagai bandar kolonial moden.
Pada tahun 1884, sistem pentadbiran negeri semakin matang apabila laporan bulanan dan minit mesyuarat Majlis Negeri dihantar secara berkala. Konsistensi dokumentasi ini membuktikan bahawa birokrasi kolonial semakin tersusun dan berfungsi secara sistematik. Lawatan Gabenor ke Jugra pada tahun tersebut turut menunjukkan kepentingan strategik Selangor dalam dasar imperial British di Semenanjung Tanah Melayu. Dalam masa yang sama, muncul surat Thomas Braddell dalam The Straits Times dan Singapore Free Press pada 25 Oktober 1884 yang membetulkan gambaran tidak tepat tentang Negeri-Negeri Selat dalam akhbar The Times di London. Surat tersebut memperlihatkan sensitiviti pegawai kolonial terhadap persepsi antarabangsa mengenai tanah jajahan British. Reputasi Selangor dan Negeri-Negeri Selat amat penting bagi menarik pelaburan asing dan meyakinkan dunia bahawa rantau ini stabil serta selamat untuk perdagangan.
Pada tahun 1885, dokumen mengenai pelantikan imam dan taman eksperimen di Jugra menunjukkan bahawa pentadbiran British tidak hanya terlibat dalam soal ekonomi dan politik, malah turut menyentuh urusan agama Islam. Pelantikan imam oleh pihak pentadbiran mencerminkan strategi British mengawal institusi tradisional Melayu agar selari dengan dasar kolonial. Pendekatan ini membantu mengekalkan kestabilan sosial sambil mengelakkan penentangan agama terhadap pentadbiran mereka.
Tahun 1886 menjadi antara titik perubahan paling besar dalam sejarah pembangunan Selangor apabila pembukaan Keretapi Selangor dilaporkan secara meluas dalam The Straits Times dan Straits Times Weekly Issue. Pembukaan laluan kereta api ini menghubungkan kawasan perlombongan di Kuala Lumpur dengan pelabuhan Klang. Kesannya amat besar terhadap ekonomi negeri kerana pengangkutan bijih timah menjadi lebih cepat dan murah. Infrastruktur ini mempercepat pertumbuhan bandar dan meningkatkan lagi pengaruh ekonomi British di Selangor. Sambutan besar yang diadakan sempena pembukaan kereta api memperlihatkan bahawa teknologi moden dianggap lambang kemajuan kolonial.
Dalam tahun yang sama juga, penerangan mengenai Batu Caves dan artikel bertajuk Selangor: A Protected Native State memperlihatkan bagaimana British cuba membentuk imej Selangor sebagai negeri Melayu yang aman dan maju di bawah perlindungan mereka. Gua Batu mula diperkenalkan sebagai lokasi menarik, menandakan kemunculan awal unsur pelancongan kolonial. Artikel mengenai negeri dilindungi pula bertujuan meyakinkan pembaca dan pelabur bahawa Selangor memiliki kestabilan politik yang dijamin oleh British.
Namun begitu, penghujung tahun 1886 turut memperlihatkan wujudnya rasa tidak puas hati terhadap pentadbiran kolonial. Kritikan dalam akhbar seperti Pinang Gazette serta surat mengenai “great inconvenience” menunjukkan bahawa dasar British tidak sentiasa diterima baik. Kesulitan pentadbiran, kelemahan pelaksanaan dasar dan rungutan masyarakat membuktikan bahawa pembangunan kolonial turut membawa tekanan dan ketidakselesaan kepada penduduk tempatan.
Pada tahun 1887, rekod mengenai ketidakhadiran dalam upacara rasmi dan urusan perkapalan menunjukkan pentingnya protokol dan jaringan pengangkutan laut dalam kehidupan pentadbiran kolonial. Laluan kapal antara Jugra, Klang dan Singapura menjadi nadi perdagangan negeri. Hubungan maritim ini memperlihatkan bagaimana Selangor semakin terintegrasi dalam ekonomi serantau yang berpusat di Singapura.
Menjelang tahun 1888, tumpuan kerajaan beralih kepada pembangunan kemudahan awam seperti jalan raya, dermaga dan rumah api. Cadangan membina rumah api di Bukit Jugra amat penting bagi keselamatan kapal yang keluar masuk pelabuhan Selangor. Dalam era perdagangan laut yang pesat, rumah api bukan sahaja berfungsi sebagai panduan navigasi, malah melambangkan kemajuan maritim sesebuah negeri. Pada masa yang sama, permohonan elaun pegawai menunjukkan pertumbuhan birokrasi kolonial yang semakin kompleks dan memerlukan sistem pentadbiran sumber manusia yang lebih tersusun.
Akhir sekali, tahun 1889 memperlihatkan kesinambungan pembangunan fizikal dan pentadbiran negeri. Penyiapan dermaga Jugra, cadangan pembinaan pejabat kerajaan baharu dan pembelian bot kerajaan menunjukkan bahawa Jugra masih memainkan peranan penting sebagai pusat pentadbiran sebelum kemunculan Kuala Lumpur sebagai pusat utama Selangor. Pertambahan pejabat kerajaan mencerminkan pembesaran birokrasi kolonial, manakala pembelian bot memperlihatkan kepentingan jaringan sungai dan laut dalam urusan rasmi kerajaan.
Penutup
Secara keseluruhannya, tempoh antara 1879 hingga 1889 merupakan era pembentukan asas Selangor moden di bawah pengaruh British. Dalam tempoh sedekad ini, negeri Selangor berubah daripada wilayah yang baru pulih daripada peperangan kepada sebuah negeri yang mempunyai sistem kewangan, birokrasi, infrastruktur dan ekonomi yang semakin tersusun. Jalan raya, kereta api, dermaga dan pelabuhan dibina untuk menyokong perdagangan bijih timah dan hasil ekonomi kolonial. Pada masa yang sama, hubungan antara British dengan institusi Melayu terus dipelihara demi kestabilan politik. Akhbar pula memainkan peranan penting sebagai medium penyebaran maklumat, propaganda dan perdebatan awam. Kesemua perkembangan ini akhirnya menjadi asas kepada kemunculan Selangor sebagai negeri paling maju di Tanah Melayu menjelang abad ke-20.
Pada dekad 1880-an, Jugra bukanlah sekadar sebuah pekan kecil di tepi Sungai Langat. Ia adalah ibu negeri kerajaan Selangor, tempat bersemayamnya Sultan Abdul Samad, pemerintah yang namanya diabadikan pada masjid bersejarah di Kuala Lumpur. Istana Jugra (Istana Bandar) yang didirikan pada tahun 1875 menjadi saksi bisu kegemilangan adat Melayu, di persada inilah segala urusan negeri — dari pertabalan pembesar hinggalah perbincangan cukai bijih timah — pernah berlangsung.
Namun, tahun 1880 membawa satu pukulan simbolik: ibu negeri pentadbiran Selangor dipindahkan secara rasmi ke Kuala Lumpur. Walaupun Sultan masih kekal bertakhta di Jugra, pusat kuasa ekonomi dan birokrasi mula beralih ke lembah Klang yang kaya dengan bijih timah. Jugra masih berfungsi sebagai pusat istiadat dan kediaman diraja, tetapi denyut nadi kemajuan berdegup kencang di tempat lain.
Disinari menariknya perbandingan dengan Pembukaan Landasan Kereta Api Selangor pada 15 September 1886. Ketika lokomotif "Lady Clarke" mula mengecutkan jarak antara Bukit Kuda dan Kuala Lumpur, tiada sejengkal rel pun dibina menuju ke Jugra. Sultan Abdul Samad, yang masih bersemayam di istananya, terpaksa menyaksikan sendiri bagaimana teknologi moden meminggirkan kawasan istananya. Landasan kereta api itu bagaikan satu garis pemisah: di satu sisi, bandar-bandar seperti Klang dan Kuala Lumpur melonjak maju; di sisi lain, Jugra terus bergantung kepada Sungai Langat sebagai laluan utama, sementara kapal-kapal saudagar asing hanya memandang Bukit Jugra sebagai tanda arahan, bukan destinasi.
Kehidupan seharian di Jugra pada 1880-an tetap sibuk dengan urusan perahu membawa bijih timah dari hulu Langat ke pelabuhan Melaka dan Klang. Pejabat daerah, sekolah, balai polis, dan juga penjara kecil telah dibina oleh pihak British di bawah naungan Residen British. Rancangan bekalan air pun sudah dimulakan. Namun, semua itu hanyalah nafas-nafas kecil di sebuah bandar yang sedang tenat. Apabila Sultan Abdul Samad mangkat pada tahun 1898, dan kemudian pusat istana rasmi berpindah ke Klang pada tahun 1905, Jugra akhirnya layu menjadi "bandar mati" bersejarah — indah kenangan, sunyi realiti.
Oleh itu, kisah Jugra pada 1880-an adalah kisah peralihan yang getir. Ia masih agung di mata adat, tetapi sudah terpinggir dalam peta ekonomi moden. Kereta api yang membawa kemajuan ke Kuala Lumpur dan Klang tidak pernah menjejakkan rodanya ke Jugra. Dan itulah ironi sejarah: sebuah ibu negeri yang dizahirkan, tetapi ditinggalkan oleh zaman itu sendiri.
Penutup
Di hujung kisah lama itu, Atok terdiam seketika sebelum menarik nafas panjang. Suaranya perlahan, seolah-olah bukan sekadar bercakap kepada cucunya, tetapi kepada zaman itu sendiri. “Semua ini… kemajuan, kuasa, pembangunan… akhirnya tetap akan kembali kepada kita sebagai amanah,” katanya sambil memandang ke arah sungai yang terus mengalir tanpa henti. “Dunia ini berubah, tapi manusia jangan lupa arah.”
Lalu Atok menyambung dengan pesanan yang lebih dalam maknanya, seakan-akan menutup helaian sejarah dengan pengajaran:
“Anak cucu kena ingat, dalam setiap perubahan zaman — sama ada zaman Sultan, zaman Residen, atau zaman moden — Allah tetap menjadi saksi kepada segala perbuatan manusia. Kuasa boleh bertukar tangan, bangunan boleh runtuh, jalan boleh berubah, tetapi amanah tidak pernah gugur dari bahu manusia.”
“Jangan sesekali kita tertipu dengan kemajuan sehingga lupa adab dan keadilan. Sebab dalam sejarah Selangor ini sendiri, kita lihat bagaimana manusia berebut hasil bumi, mengurus cukai, membina kota dan pelabuhan — tetapi yang kekal nilai dia ialah siapa yang berlaku amanah dan siapa yang zalim.”
Atok berhenti sejenak, kemudian menambah dengan suara lebih lembut:
“Allah berfirman bahawa manusia itu dijadikan berbangsa-bangsa supaya saling mengenal, bukan saling menindas. Maka dalam sejarah lama ini, kita belajar bahawa kemajuan sebenar bukan hanya pada kereta api, lampu jalan atau dermaga, tetapi pada hati manusia yang takutkan Tuhan dan menjaga hak orang lain.”
Beliau mengangkat pandangan terakhir ke arah langit senja.
“Jadi ingatlah, kalau kita menulis sejarah atau membaca sejarah, jangan hanya lihat siapa yang berkuasa, tetapi lihat juga siapa yang berlaku adil. Kerana akhirnya, setiap manusia akan kembali kepada Tuhan, dan setiap amanah akan dipersoalkan.”
Tamat. Wallahualam.
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The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement13 October 1880 - NOTICE. Sale of the Revenue Farms in the State of Selangor. Tenders are invited for the undermentioned 1. —Kwala Lumpur Farms. At Kwala Lumpur, Kanching, and the mining districts of those places A. A Farm of the right to collect the duty on the Import of Spirits, and to manufdc574 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement14 October 1880 - Jioticti;. m NOTICE. Salk of tbe Revenue Farms in the State of Selangor. Tenders are invited for the undermentioned 1 —Kwala Lumpur Farms. At Kwala Lumpur. Ranching, and the mining districts of those places A. A Farm of the right to collect the duty on the Import of Spirits, and553 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement16 October 1880 - NOTICE. Sals of the Revenue Farms in the State of Selangor. Tenders are invited for the undermentioned 1-—Kwala Lumpur Farms. At Kwala Lumpur, Kanching, and the mining districts of those nLccs A. A Farm of the right to collect the duty on the Import of Spirits, and to inanufac ure,561 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement18 October 1880 - m NOTICE. Sale of the Revenue Farms in the State of Selangor. Tenders are invited for the undermentioned I—Kwala Lumpur Farms. At Kwala Lumpur, Kanching, and the mining districts of those places. A. A Farm of the right to collect the duty on the Import of Spirits, and to m491 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement19 October 1880 - m NOTICE. Salk of the Revenue Farms in the State of Selangor. Tenders are invited for the undermentioned I—Kwala Lumpur Farms. At Kwala Lumpur, Kanching, and the mining districts of those places. A. A Farm of the right to collect the duty cn the Import of Spirits, and to mmufac.ure,575 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement20 October 1880 - NOTICE. Sale of the Revenue Farms in the State of Selangor. Tenders are invited for the undermentioned I—Kwala Lumpur Farms. At Kwala Lumpur, Kanching, and the mining districts of those places A. A Farm of the right to collect the duty on the Import, of Spirits, and to nmnufac ure,518 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Article22 October 1880 - Singapore. 2i»n October, Ie80. Gambier I 4.221. Black Pepper 11 -5a White Pepper, fair quality 17. Sago Flour. Sarawai 3.25 Pearl Sag > 3-70. Coffee. Boatbyae 17.25 Tapi >c*. small Flak-- 4 80. Tin 27 25. 4*>s Mule iw.al 114 81 lbs. Stortings lt*5 7 do do393 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement22 October 1880 - #otirrs. FURNITURE FOR S4LE. For Salk privately, good and new household fnrniturc. for sitting-room, dining room, and two bed rooms. Estimated value $325. The furniture is now on view, at house No. 21, Sophia Road. If required, the house could be let at $18 per month, immedi ite entry. Singapore,664 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement27 October 1880 - AUSTRO HUNGARIAN LLOYD’S STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Tbe following are the approximate dates of the Company’s time table Learn Arrive* Leaves. Trieste outwent homeward 8 8. Vorwarta 1st Oct. !8th Nov. 11th Dec Mara tat Nov. 18*h Dec. 11th Jan. Honsaria 1st Dec. 18th Jan. 11th Peb 1 Poll lire 1st722 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement28 October 1880 - NOTICE. The “Strait# Times Pars# being n- w placed under the management of a thoroughly practical Printer, is now in a position to execute job printing of all descriptions on the shortest notice, and at prices which will bear favorable comparison with other printing offices. Singapore, 9th October, 1880. i691 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement29 October 1880 - AUSTRO HUNGARIAN LLOYD’S STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. The following are the approximate dates of the Company’s time table Lmvea Arrive* Leaven Trieste outward homeward. I*l Oct. 18th Nov. lllh Dec. let Nov 18»h Dec. lllh Jan. let Dec. 18th Jan. Uth Feb. let Jan. 1881 18th Feb. 11th Mar. let Feb.752 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement30 October 1880 - EX GLENOttCHY." John I.ittli A Co. have just received. Double Barrel Fowling pieces in cases. Eler’s Cartridge eases. Chilled shot in all uses. Pigou and Will's sporting p iwder. Wads all sizes. Irish Constabulary Revolvers. Belts and Cartridges for do. Saloon Rifles. Pistols and Ammunition. Cartridge Machines, Gun Oil Ac.695 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement5 November 1880 - FOR SALE BY AUCTION. Just arrived in splendid condition. 15 CASES BUTTER. 40 CASKS SALT BEEF. 30 CASES BISCUITS, 102 CASKS BEER. POWELL CO. Auctioneers. Singapore, 27th September, 1880. THE HIGHEST PRIZE For Portland Cement in the SYON'EY EXHIBITION, was awarded to STETTIN PORTLAND CEMENT “STERN” (STAR). In calling the796 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement8 November 1880 - FOR SALK BY AUCTION. Just arrived in splendid condition. 15 CASES BUTTER. 40 CASKS SALT BEEF, 30 CASES BISCUITS, 102 CASKS BEER. POWELL 1 CO, Auctioneers. Singapore, 27tli September, 1880. THE HIGHEST PRIZE Fob Portland Cement in thb SYDNEY EXHIBITION. w.!H awarded to STETTIN PORTLAND CEMENT STERN (8TAR). In calling795 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement9 November 1880 - THE HIGHEST PRIZE Fob Portland Cem«nt in the SYDNEY EXHIBITION, wag awarded to STETTIN PORTLAND CEMENT "STERN” (STAR’. In calling the attention of dealers to tliis fact, we beg to intimate that we have a Sample Consignment at this superior Cement on band, and invite dealers and parties inteiested in561 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement10 November 1880 - NOTICE. Me. Ong Boon Tee and Me. Ong Ho.no Buan, have retired from the partnership of our firm, and their respective interest and responsibility therein ceased on the 30th November 1879. BOON TEK A CO. Penang, 23rd Augt, 1880. (to 9th Nor.) PIANINOS Katz Beos: have just received some Cottage913 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement11 November 1880 - PIANINO3. Katz Bros: have just received some Cottage Pianos from the celebrated Schiedmayer Manufactory in Stuttgart. Warrantttl to stand the climate. Also A Grand (Concert) Piano, by the same rm. fiSingapore, 21st Oct., 1880. (u. c.i FOR SALE. Rraw 's White Seal Crown Sherry SSi r .IoZ Brand’s Black Seal758 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement12 November 1880 - PIANINO3. Katz Baos: have just received some Cottage Pianos from the celebrated Schiedmayer Manufactory in Stuttgart. Warranted to stand the climate. Also A Grand (Concert) Piano, by the same fiSingapore, 21st Oct., 1880. (u. c.) FOR SALE. Rkan l 's White Seal Crown Sherry Brand's Black Seal Claret Ji.SO per814 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement15 November 1880 - FOR SALE. One 20 Horsepower Horizontal Engine with Cornish Boiler, complete. Apply to CAMERON DUNLOP A CO. Singapore, loth October, 1680. to 15th No m NOTICE. Sals of the Revenue Farms in the State of Selangor. Tendrra i,re invited fur the undermentioned 1. —Kwala Lumpur Farms. At Kwala Lumpur, Ranching,768 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement16 November 1880 - EX GLENOROHY.” John Little A Co. have just received Don We Barrel Fowling pieces in cases. F lev’s 'art ridge esses. ('billed shot in all s.zes. I ig-.n »nd Will’s spirting j> >wder. Wads all sizes. Irish Constabulary evolvers. Belts and Cartridges for do. 8aloon Rifles, Pistols and Ammunition. Cartridge729 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement17 November 1880 - m NOTICE. Sale of the Revenue Farms in the State of Selangor. j Tenders are invited for the underuientioned:— 1. —Kwala Lumpur Farms. At Kvala Lumpur, Kanching, and the mining districts of those pl iccs. A. A Farm of the right to collect the d«*v '-n 'he Import of Spirits,762 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement21 December 1880 - FOR SALE. 1 An irun built steamer of net 55 Tons register, carrying about 125 Tons weight, two years old with compound surface 1 condensing engine of 20 Horse power. For particulars, apply to BEHN MEYER A Co. Singapore, 17th Dec 1880. (to 31st inst.) NOTICE. Thk O. S. S.542 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement22 December 1880 - FOR SALE. An iron built steamer of net 55 Tons register, carrying about 125 Tons weight, two years old with compound surface condensing engine of 20 Horae power. For particulars, apply to BEHN MEYER A Co. Singapore, 17th Dec 1880. fto3lst inst.) j FOR SALE. A few cases of J.540 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement23 December 1880 - NOTICE. The undersigned have been instructed to sell by Public Auction, on account of the concerned, at their godowns, corner of Flint Street and Battery Road on Friday, 24th inst., at noon the wreck and cargo of the American barque Coringa i 777 tons register as she now lies about599 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Article24 December 1880 - (For Straits Times.) Greece. Loiiiluh, tird Dec. —The Greek Gov- eminent lias decliued lo submit to fur- ther arbitration. India. The Times in a leading article an- nounces the resignation of the Marquis of Ripon. To-morrow, being Christmas day, there will of course be no issue of this3,550 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement24 December 1880 - GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. By direction of His Excellency the Governor, it is hi reby notified that the Ports of Jugra and Selangor, in the State of Se'angore, are declared open for the importation of Opium. By His Excellency’s Command. CECIL C. SMITH, Colonial Secretary. Colonial Secretary’s Office. Singapore, 20th Dec., 1880.534 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement27 December 1880 - ST GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. By direction of Bis Fxcellency the Governor, it is hereby notified that the Porta of Jugra and Selangor, in the State of Se'angore, are declared open for the importation of Opium. By His Excellency’* Command. O. SMITH, Colonial Secretary. Colonial Secretary’# Office, Singapore, 20th Dec., 1880. (to347 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement28 December 1880 - GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. By direction of His Fxeellency the Governor, it is hereby notified that the Ports of Jugra and Selangor, in the Sta'e of Se'angore. are declared open for the importation of Opium. By His Excellency’s Command. CECIL C. SMITH, Colonial Secretary. Colonial Secretary’s Office, Singapore, 20th Dec., 1880. (to466 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Advertisement30 December 1880 - FOR SALE. Grey China Pony Double goes in harness, and has a (air torn of speed, has done mile in 1 minute and 34 seconds. For particulars, apply to CAPTAIN FORSTER, The Buffs Tanglin. Singapore, Bth Dec., 1880. (u. c.) i JUST RECEIVED. Ex S. S. LOMBARDY." A splendid selection737 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Article5 February 1881 - Singapore. sth February, 1881. Gambler.., I A2O. Black Peeper 11 624While Pepper, fair quality 17.374Sac Flour, Ssrawa* 3.10 Pearl Sag 3.35. Coffee, Bontoyue... 1550. Tapi’ica. email Flake 4 30. Tin. 2850. Vis Mule twist 10* ISi Ib«. Shirtings 1-85 I 7 do do 1-45 8 doT. Cloth182 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Article19 May 1881 - Singapore, 19th May. 1881. Gambier..., I 4.10. Black Pepper 11.25. White Pepper, fair quality 17.50. Sago Flour, Bar 3.10. Sharks Ac. T. P. Dock Share. (|100) 1130. New HarbourDock 00. (1100 p&i 1) par Singapore Ga* 00. £5 paid $3O. Singapore Steamship Co. Ld. par. Freight to853 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Article30 May 1881 - Singapore. 30th Mat, 1881. Gamb.T 4.15. Black Pej.pcr 11.40. White IVp|>er, fair quality 17.75. Sago Hour. S*r 3.15. Pearl Sag 3.35i Coffee, Bootoyms 13Tapioca, small Flake 420. Tin 27.00. 40s Mule twist 104 8* lbs. Shirtings 1-021-7 do do 1 46 6 doT. Cloth l."5 7 do3,620 words
The Singapore Daily Times / Article9 July 1881 - SmaAPOEE. 9th Jolt. 1881. Gambler f 425. Black Pepper 131White Pepper, fair quality 19| Sago Floor, Sar 8.15. Peart Sago w 3374Ooffee. B->majoe a 15 Tapioca,small Flake 425 Tin 27.87*. 40e. Mule twiat...:. 100 i lbs. Shirtioge I.«0 7 do do 1.45. 6 do T. Cloth l.<*296 words
Straits Times Overland Journal / Article31 October 1881 - We are informed that 11 K. the Governor and suite arrived at Malacca at noou on the loth, after a rather unpleasant pas-0., and resumed their journev I ame evening, arrivii Kwala Klang early on the morning of the 17th, His Excellency being met in the404 words
Straits Times Overland Journal / Article28 November 1881 - From Ue Ihii/y lister, %\si THROUGH THK NATIVE S By last mail we received trom our ..ion Agents tbe last Parliamentary Paper regarding the Native Staf laid before Parliament iv Angus! la- Sei eral of the d patches contained m it have been already published3,796 words
The Straits Times / Article13 June 1883 - British Resident's Office, .Kuala, Lumpor, Vlth June, 1842. Sib,— l have the honour to acknowledge I the receipt of your letter, dated 2 1st April I last, covering a Jiera >ran luui, dated the I 14' b April, on the subject1,159 words
Straits Times Weekly Issue / Article14 June 1883 - The Headman of the village under the Malay Government collects the local taxes and receives for his services a proportion of the collections, or the whole of a particular tax. In return for this he becomes responsible for the peace of his village, he undertakes to secure, as far as26,300 words
The Straits Times / Article25 February 1884 - Rhio Muntok and Bataris, Japoro, p.m. Tc-Koaaow. Malacca, Jugra and Selaniror, HeUnt, I P">- Pensne, Arhwn anr 1 PaiUnir. fUndaro, > P»Sonrabaya A Amboina, Martaban, p.m. W»r.N«BDAT. Deli, Oanymtdt. 1 p.m. j Fkioav. Ramarang Sotirabaya, Boeleling, Ampanan and Macassar, Svmbava, A P ">• I44 words
Straits Times Weekly Issue / Article22 March 1884 - Seng Bring particulars regardiug last report, vvn i s aai l s near Timor, Cavenayh aw trauslated this work, sane &**!*< oi the 12th Commissioners, until the worst oi the Tcnimbrr and over. the Tifdschrift Colemaa Bridge.—. y\ <j p. ironwork of the Brid/ thege i5,675 words
The Straits Times / Article14 April 1884 - TO-DAT. For fr B»m»ran>f, Sourabnya, Boeleleofr. Ampanan and Macassar. Kon^i, fi p.m. Sarawak, Kantr A P To-noaaow. Bataria 1 Queensland, sWnM. a.m. ntr A Shangkai, Olnoflt, 11 ».m. Malacca, Jugra ana S«lanK<jr, sWsSM, 1 P-™-DeM, Mtrcurf, 1 p.m. Malacca, Klaog. Perak and Pen»n(r. 8.11.f0n, I p •">• Manila,56 words
The Straits Times / Article21 April 1884 - rlitnvi. Ckow fkf, 6 p.m. To-mo«bow. Malacca, Jugra and S^l.ngor, Ih! 1 p.mBaUrU. Samaraog and Sourabaya, Qnl. Ttl.20 words
The Straits Times / Article12 May 1884 - To-»iT. Sarawak, Ranrt, 6 p.ro To-mobmow. Hongkong, Orion, Saigon, Peart, Penang, Fit* Patrick, Malacca, KUdr Prrak and Penang, BMiton. Malacca, Jugra and Selangor, Htlnt. 11 a.m. 41 a.m. Noon. 1 p.m. 1 p.m.35 words
Singapore Free Press And Mercantile Advertiser / Article25 October 1884 - jo mm Editor oi 1 s i tof tli Strah S lenient recent* |y pul lin i b extremely Inten In one respect, however) the unintciitiiiM. I i ■'< attt lint. a portion of tl p nt I all fa i ptj j p it n the1,139 words
The Straits Times / Article25 October 1884 - To Tin. EDITOK of 'flic Times. Sir. -The account oi the Straits Settlements recently published in The Times i, extremely interesting and generally accurate. In one respect, however, the writer has been unintentionally unjust. He rightly attributes a p irtion ol the present highly satisfactory commercial position1,015 words
Straits Times Weekly Issue / Article25 October 1884 - The following letter by Thomas Braddell, Esq., CM. (J., late AttorneyGeneral of the Straits Settlements, appeared in The Times of 15th September Sir,— The ace »unt of the Straits Settles ments recently published in The Times ia excreuiely interesting and generally accurate. In one987 words
Singapore Free Press And Mercantile Advertiser / Article20 December 1884 - His Excellency the Acting Governor, and Mrs. Clementi Smith, attended by Captain Cholmondeley, a. d.c, left Singapore m the Sea Belle on the 4th instant, on a visit to Malacca and some of the Native States. The sth instant was spent at Malacca, when 11. E. devoted the day ashore1,305 words
The Straits Times / Article12 January 1885 - To-Moaaow. *<" per at. Malacca, Bangkalis. Siak Pakan, Falun. 1 p.m. Malacca, Jugra and Selangor, Utlm*. 1 p.m. j Malacca, Klang, Perak and Ptnang. Bntan, 1 p.m. 1 Sarawak, Ranm, I p.m. VTidsmdat. tf*-*". Kadat and gaprlakan. Bcnuo, 4 p.m. Tkubsoat. P. nang, Karioal 4c, M. lfeauie*v, 150 words
The Straits Times / Article30 September 1886 - .hut.) V Kwala Lvmpcr dcbiso the Railwat Week. Cusnsrii Lumpur, mth So/MMMr, v rts of winch I have already MOM some uieutioii w.-ut off wmy well aud MHHod both the BoraMani oad Notiree of th;s place. Theti iojJ Hat ays. and Chin sides sack1,060 words
Straits Times Weekly Issue / Article6 October 1886 - (From <m i' Special Correspondent.) V. Kw\la Lumpub Duxma the Hajlwai W'kkk, (Continued Kwalo Lumpur, 24th Septemh r, />v>. The sports i>i' which 1 have already made some mention went off very well aud amused both the Europeans aud Natives of this place. There1,149 words
The Straits Times / Article15 October 1886 - is with i>leasur>- tliat we haw obuerTed th.it a ptvvi,.us arti. 1.- on The Governor, thifi has been the means of exciting a healthy political iuterest in a subject of pWI BMIIHM I" 1 1 MMf. There an- L''iitlemeu amon^at us of recognised al.ilitv wh.i worthily •Mi the1,132 words
Straits Times Weekly Issue / Article18 October 1886 - Ihj our Special Corrmpondeni. j The < avks xkak Batu. Thksk famous eaves, of which the inhabitants of Selangor are as proud as if they had been constructed by the State, are amongst the show places of Kwala Lumpur it only involves a ride of something Like fifteen miles4,307 words
Straits Times Weekly Issue / Miscellaneous18 October 1886 - CLEARANCES. Date Vkssri.r NavW Flag kio Captain Destination o<t. •"> Eaisow Brit.str. Thomson Ponang. OosHßko and Loodou 5 Compta Dut. str. Lammen ICsjeasaar ria ptrti 5 Malacca Brit. air. r oll Penang via ports Pontianak ->.r. Joi Pontianak ."> Brie Ret'd Am. bq. Wittier -ton 5 PyahPekhei Brit, str. Wakl1,082 words
Straits Times Weekly Issue / Miscellaneous1 November 1886 - CLEARANCES. Dats VesBkl'b Nimi Flag ft Big Captain Destination. Oct. 23 Electra Ger. str. Madsen Hongkong and Yokohama 23 Hongkong Brt. str. Karstens Jambie 23 Mercury str. Cc -ltate Deli Batu Bnhra 23 Will O* the Wisp str. Green Malacca and Klang 23 L ngkat str. Do~ff Penang tt Mah977 words
Straits Times Weekly Issue / Article8 November 1886 - I. (S. T. November 3.) The Protected Native States aredaily becoming of increasing importance t<» our Colony, and the deTelopmeni «>f their t rade an<l tlic policy which has been Adopted to foster and encourage it, are <j Ut tioiis full of interest t<> thoM2,315 words
Singapore Free Press And Mercantile Advertiser / Article, Illustration13 November 1886 - Here shall the P.ress the People 1 right ma.nta.n L'nawed by influence and nMW »•>' X-"» I Here patriot Truth her gMoM precepts draw. Pledged to Religion, Loyalty, and Law. IN our issue of the 9 th of last October, we called the attention of our2,395 words
Pinang Gazette And Straits Chronicle / Article19 November 1886 - A Correspondent writing to a Singapore paper is of opinion that it is almost positively certain that a hybrid race of Chinese will by and *by inhabit the Malayan I eninsula. We do not know whether the Correspondent referred to ever ventured into the2,645 words
Straits Times Weekly Issue / Miscellaneous27 December 1886 - ARRIVALS. ""^f£ao~ ~t" r VkBsxl'b Name A Tons. Captain From Saij^jd CoNsioNsxa 2 Rio. I I Dec '1 16 Atjeh Dut- str. 625 Bowbyes Sourabaya Dec. 6 Boustead A Co. 16 Khiya P.O. str. 1420 Bason Hongkong Dec. 10 P. AO. Company 16 Fidelio Ger. str. H52 Brock Penang Dec.1,396 words
Straits Times Weekly Issue / Miscellaneous31 January 1887 - Oif 20 Wii ata lor land ill s an<l Jugra Shanghai Hei ni«M cc, 22 Shanghai a .nm 24 ,xig 24 M 26 Pyah Pekhet v LumuJ 3 'ira Pet JT -rtli JT N"*>- era *X Fail Pt IW SHIPPING IN T j A R R. BS. I>'ATl<| MEN-OF-W "i'l147 words
Straits Times Weekly Issue / Miscellaneous14 February 1887 - CLEARANCES. Date Vessel's Name 'Flag Ki. Captain Destination. Feb. 3 P. H. Hanfieldt Brit, sell Swan M.iuritui--3 Palabah Felt. str. Manciet ?on 4 Hecuba Brit.str. White r*ok t Louisa HI Av. Riddle M icca Klang and Jugra 4 Amigo "tr Hnndwadt Hongkong, Swatow and A 4 Bentan Brit. str. Milea314 words
The Straits Times / Article9 July 1887 - Haii Vismil'k Nami Ki.A.i I Km Captain Destination Jult •> Mnn ni.-nit Pnntlauak Em ID !> Ccle»tial Baa Wliatt Soun 9 Bojmiist I' Sory WongM I Knntng 9 Cardif*n>bire 9 Fliatiihire C'MlMain 9 Tai Ssuk I CmbodU 9 Hoojk.mg BrLt. >tr. -tr. >tr. -tr -tr Hrit -tr. Kch in.92 words
Straits Times Weekly Issue / Miscellaneous20 July 1887 - CLEARANCES. |ATK vnasßL'tNam Flag A Rio Captain- DnernraTTon I Jlll t Glenartne.. Brit. -tr. Ms cK inlay w i „rk Gjenorch.> B tr. Gelje London Billßnn str. ho^wrd Malacca aad KJ H-.verton str. EBowe Calcutta D«'ut-H. ,nd Ger. atr. Hi lhran.it Hongkonglfcl Mannachneig .tr. Stroiaer Bremerhaven ;lt:,, 8»a. ntr. Neidenfnrh817 words
The Straits Times / Article2 September 1887 - To-Day. IS«iii;k..k. M-1»..<. I p. n. 1,.n.|.,u H-rtnr. p. m. S.m(um. H.i.^/.u, 13. 6 p m. To-vouow. S.h>|.k» via uorU Njwiii"/. 7 mm. Übui ud S>u.Uk>n. M m Jugra ri» port-. Innui 1 p. m. Penan*. I Hi Ip. Deli, Ms, 3 p. m. K»l> 1...i.i ».r i-.rt'87 words
The Straits Times / Article14 October 1887 - To-Dat. Buxkok :»p.m. ToMobbow. Awabaaaßil D«li. Hartal Ip.m. Jugra. via port-. Louim 111. p.m. Mseaaaar rU port> Iftilfatsi, II a.m. Bandjerauisui via port- 2 p.m. Psßsaa iaa baasa, />..„...(. 3 p.m. I>«li. H. U. 3 p.m. Peaang aa.l Acbeta. J 3 p.m. K Lnmpor ria port.. Hit' Its69 words
The Straits Times / Article25 November 1887 - To-Mobbow. I:, SI,: Ti.,,r. Amaj v!, port- I A ■< ».m. lo m. V>».m. S ur»b»j» Rail. H. r. fjM, 11 m. Jugra tl 1 p.m. H-.nirk.mir* Sli»n«li»i. I 3 p.m. M H'b~ 3p.ro. K..i.vk<.k i p.m. ft*. Luinpor rw port., li'.ll Om Witp, 4 p.m. rik.n n»93 words
Straits Times Weekly Issue / Miscellaneous19 December 1887 - CLEARANCES. 1 h V'm«MM|.'f| Xamk LAO&Ki>. OaITAIN »hti^»i Dee. 10 M. QAm M.M. -tr Ni< 1 „n l (l I aisa 111 Brit. »tr. Millington Mul .•>•... Klang hu«l Jugra l" Will O* tbe Wiap itr. I 1 1V Klmi* /t K. Lnmuer H» BnnWbattHin <tr. Tbow M c- Klainjj747 words
The Malacca Weekly Chronicle And Mercantile Advertiser / Article11 February 1888 - Arbival Departures. rf Vessel’s name Captain and Tons From —Departure Consignees P Ki(r Date For b F eb. FdT I 4 May flower Muhlenbien Brt.s.s. 176 Klang 4 Singapore Tan Ung Yiong 6 Amherst Macey do. 108 Singapare 5 Pakan Hong Bun Louisa 111 Leslie do. 112 do.280 words
The Malacca Weekly Chronicle And Mercantile Advertiser / Article25 February 1888 - Arrival Departures. j Flag < essol s name Captain I and Tons From Consignees Rig Date I For b Feb. Feb! Pek hot Dorff Brt.s.B. 196 Klang 19 Singapore Kim Guan Co. »> Willlo’ tho Wisp Angus do. 166 Singapare Klang do. Louisa HI Leslie do. 112 do.321 words
The Malacca Weekly Chronicle And Mercantile Advertiser / Article17 March 1888 - Arrival Departures. Flag Vt ssel’s name Captain and Tons 1 From epartnre Consignees Rip I Date For Mar. ~Mai\j H r c khet Dorff Brt.s.B. 195 Klang 11 Singapore Kim Guan Co. Will O’the Wisp Angus do. 166 Sinrspore Klang do. Louisa III Leslie do. 112 do. do.303 words
The Malacca Weekly Chronicle And Mercantile Advertiser / Article24 March 1888 - Arrival Departures. e Flag T q Vessel’s name Captain and j Tons From Consignees Mar. j 18 rff Br S' B 8 IS Klang 18'Singapore Kim Guan& Co. r llO Wisp Angus do. 166 Singapore Klang j do. f^c'Smith R SS v n i°‘ tS Jugra Singapore Tan242 words
The Malacca Weekly Chronicle And Mercantile Advertiser / Article7 April 1888 - Arrivals Departures. c Flag I j Vessel’s name Captain I and Tons I From epaituie Consignees O F Rig I pate For ns,lgnees M ar. Mar.: 29 Ethiopia Paterson Brt.s.s. 1314 Singapore 29 Calcutta Kim Jeang P T ah Pekhct Dorff do. 195 do. (Klang Kim Guan Co.350 words
The Malacca Weekly Chronicle And Mercantile Advertiser / Article14 April 1888 - Arrivals Departures. O Flag j n Vessel’s name Captain and Tons From Consignees A Py i j j Apr 7 j 8 Wll f n eS 6 Br t-8.8 112 Kiang 8 Kiang |Tan Hoon Cheang y y Pekhet l o, *95 do Singapore Kim Guan Co. Sappho268 words
The Malacca Weekly Chronicle And Mercantile Advertiser / Article21 April 1888 - Arrivals Departures. o I Flag la Vessel’s name Captain I and Tons From eparture Cons’’en°es Rig Date For b Apr. j 15 Pyah Pekhet Angus Brt.s.s. 195 Klang 15 Singapore Kim Gnan ACe Louisa 111 Lesiio do. jll Singapore Klang lan Ho n he^ug Helene Assan do. 48322 words
The Malacca Weekly Chronicle And Mercantile Advertiser / Article28 July 1888 - Arrivals Departures. Flag n t a Vessel’s name Captain and Tons From e.pjir ure Consignees Q Rig Cate For j uiy I r 22 Kian Ann Rozells Brt.s.s 101 Klang 22 Singapore Hong Bun Pakan Buckhold do. 84 Pa an do. I do Sappho Wahl do 329 Singapore250 words
The Malacca Weekly Chronicle And Mercantile Advertiser / Article20 October 1888 - Arrivals Departures. Q I 1? lei -pv a Vessel’s name Captain and Tons From I-—— Consignees Q__ Jtig jDatO| b Oct. ,Oct. I j 14 K ian Ann ißozolls Brt.s.s. 101 Klang jl4 Singapore Hong Bun Sappho Wahl do. Singapore Kiang Kim Guan Co. i'hy i Bokhet Angus267 words
The Malacca Weekly Chronicle And Mercantile Advertiser / Article27 October 1888 - Arrivals Departures. I P Iclq I j I A Vessel 'sname Captain and Tons From Departure, Consifr Rig Datcj For £n\ P „f et t ngn u “V*- 19 lClaUg '2l Singapore Kim Guan Co. KianAnn Rozells do. 101 do I do Hoim Bnn l do. Wapor. Ur,g268 words
The Malacca Weekly Chronicle And Mercantile Advertiser / Article10 November 1888 - Arrivals Departures. Pkag -r, a Vessel’s name Captain and Tons From Departure Consignees Q Rig Date For 6 Nov. Nov. 4 Amherst Macay Brt.s.s. 108 Singapore 4 Pakan Hong Bun ak pU A do d 29 d 0 Klaitg 'Kim Gran Co. n Kian Ann Riddls do. 101284 words
The Malacca Weekly Chronicle And Mercantile Advertiser / Article17 November 1888 - Arrivals Departures. n 1 a Vessel’s name Captain and Tons From Departure Consignees Q Rig 'Date For b Nov. Nov. 11 Sappho Wahl Brt.s.s. 829 Singapore 11 Klang Kim Guan &Co. Kian Ann Riddle do. 101 Klang Singapore Hong Bun >* Angus do. 195 do do Kim Gunn211 words
The Malacca Weekly Chronicle And Mercantile Advertiser / Article24 November 1888 - Arrivals Departures. o o Don art ure a Vessel's name Captain and Tons From 4- consignees. Q Rig Date K For Nov! Nov. 18 Kian Ann Rozells Brt.s.s. 101 Klang 18 Singapore Hong Bun PhyaPekhet Angus do. 195 do <l° Kim Guan &Co. Auihesrt Alacey do. 108 Pakan270 words
