Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 11 February 1893
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section22 1893-02-11 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAIL'S". NEW SERIES.] ESTABLISHED 1833. \PRICt 20 CENTS. VOL. LI. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 11, 1893. No. 3422 words
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Advertisement618 1893-02-11 1 (Notices. Peninsular Oriental Steam Navigation Company. rpHE mail steamers may Er be expected to arrive Pl *vhwi3 outwards, and leave Penang homewards, on the following dates Outwards. Homewards. Carthage 10th Feb. Thames 24th Feb. Jfahca sth Mar. Peshawtir 10th Mar. Mirza no re 19th Itohilla 24th Carthage 7th Apl. The618 words
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Advertisement1470 1893-02-11 1 Qloficee- BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,-(LTD.). banks. KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPU. —The Agra Bank Limited. Ocean Steam Ship Company. NEGAPATAM Llt|£ OF STEAMERS. HOLT S WEEKLY LINE. Intended Snilinq mid expected Arririd of Steamer*. Capital £l,ooo,ooo. (One Million Sterling.) ii'jiJuTjVX i Head Office: For WllX BAIL STEA ER FROM Expected on1,470 words
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Advertisement659 1893-02-11 1 MDERLARDSCHB HAHDEL «AAKCHAPPU. (Netherland Trading Society.) Established 1824. Paid-up Capital f 35,783,000. Reserve Funds f 1,561,364.71 Special Reserve Fund... /1,000,000. Head Office in Amsterdam. Head Agency in Netherlands India.— The Factorij of the Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij, Batavia. Agencies and Branches. —Singapore, Medan (Deli), Samarang, Sourabaia, Padang, Cheribon, Tegal, Pecalongan Pasaroean,659 words
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Article29 1893-02-11 2 Mai us close ox Monday. For Per str. Time. Deli Jfo Kv-ei 1 l’.M. Rangoon Kitzpatriclc 2 p.m. Till ILSDAY, 16tH. Europe, ria Negapatani... Secundra 4 r.M.29 words
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Article70 1893-02-11 2 Saturday, 11th Town Band. Golf Club. Abell ami Kiner's Circus. Cricket, P. R. C. 2nd XI r« Chinese R. C. Sunday, 12th Quinquagesima Monday, 13th Town Band. Esplanade. Penang Ladies “At Home,” Town Hall. Tvrhday, 14th Mrs. Skinner “At Home” Residency. Wrdnksday, 15th Ash Wednesday. Town Band, Esplanade.70 words
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Article125 1893-02-11 2 I’exaxg, 11th Fkiiki ary, 1893. R ates close as follows London. Demand Bank 2'X’’ dol. Do. 4 months’ sight Bank 29| Do. 3 Credits 2/9| Do. 3 Documentary 2/9j Calcutta. Demand Bank R» 229,-223} Do. 30 days’sight Private 224| Bombay. Demand Bank „22 > Do. 3») days’sight Private 224}125 words
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Article82 1893-02-11 2 Pkwang, II in Ff.bkvvkv. Ti„ 9-58’ 5 Tmng 10.25 sellers. -t (’••«st. io 50 seller» Aehetoi 10.50 do Whitt- Pepper 13,60 sellers, f'loves (picked) 26. do Mace No. I 82. do Mace No. 2 70. do X' nt megs 80,— do I No. I. 590 do Sugar82 words
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Article87 1893-02-11 2 Bye-Elections. London, 9ih February.-— Lord CranbouhnV! has been elected for Rochester, and Mr. Davittfor North East Cork; both unopposed. The Queensland Floods. r I lie Queensland floods are subsiding. I he disaster is without, parallel in the history of Australia. The Home Rule Bill 1 he Horde Rule87 words
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Article66 1893-02-11 2 On the authority of the Singapore and Straits Directory, we are able to state that there are only 63 miles of Government roads in Singapore, the remaining 83 miles being Municipal roads. As there are no canals the $172,640 estimated expenditure for 1893 is all for66 words
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597 1893-02-11 2 We lately published portions of an article from Indian Engineering referring to the Kinta alley Railway which commented upon the work done by the contractors fori the Ipoh extension. We thought that the last Perak l internment Gazette might throw some light upon the597 words
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Article555 1893-02-11 2 Dr. Snyder, the Dental Surgeon, leaves for Taiping to-night for a few days. Capt. Anderson, Deputy Colonial Engineer, returned from his visit to Pangkor this morning. Mr. SuRVftY OR -P Souza, who was lately Settlement to Singaback to Penang again. ol Icjtal sportsmen will pro’’ceed* in Kedah555 words
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Article343 1893-02-11 2 Native constable 22, of Carnarvon Street Station, did a very smart thing on Wednesday last. He was in charge of four Chinese prisoners who had been sevei-ally fined S 10 each, two of them to undergo fonrteen days’ rigorous imprisonment in default of payment. While removing them343 words
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Article150 1893-02-11 2 The Resident of Perak on Edc CaT (F’-odi an occasional correspondent' A corrbspondent says:—Th e add the Resident of Perak on Wednesda boys of the Central School at Tain,/ chief educational estnblishoient .State—on the occasion of the distribu" prizes, had the genuine ring about it long connection with150 words
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Article798 1893-02-11 2 Taipeng, JOth Mm». The race week with its attendant di si pations is a thing of the past, ft have had a good time, a verv good timi and we are slowly recovering f JOm effects. The races perhaps were quije so exciting as usual, but formed798 words
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Advertisement804 1893-02-11 2 PRITCHARD CO. New Advertisements. 1 NOTICE. HAVE NOW OPENED OUT Large Sale of Landed Properties. Ex. S, 8. GLENAVON” rpo take place on the 6th,Bth. loth, 13th. I I 15lh, 17th. 20th and 22nd days of March 1893, compi-ising bi-ickbuilt Imuses their first shipment of in c oss StrM( X(804 words
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Advertisement172 1893-02-11 2 TO LET. [iROM Ist pi' vimo. eligible resilience, I Newington, sitnnteil in Burnmh Road. Apply to 2*5 BOUSTEAI> A Co. FOR SALE. \fIEWS <>f Penang. Singapore, Perak. Selangor ami Sutuatra. W. JONES, No I<‘. King Street. Photographer. ENTRAN’E ENTRANCE FROM FROM BEACH STREET. UNION STREET. COSLING CO., LOGAN’S BUILDINGS, HAVE172 words
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Article390 1893-02-11 3 A SPECIAL general meeting of the Penang Cricket Club was held in the Pavilion yesterday evening. The business was ‘to discuss the Committee’s proposed improvement to the Club Pavilion and mode of payment, as per plan posted in the Club Pavilion.’ The Committee estimated the cost at390 words
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Article792 1893-02-11 3 What has happened in Hongkong. What is coming in Penang. (Abstracts from the Hongkong Telegraph. On one side is an autocrat c Government, nominally guided by the wishes of the people, but actually possessed of powers which are constantly used in defiance of the desires of the792 words
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198 1893-02-11 3 (Compiled from Whittaker s Almanac for 1893). PoPVLATIOir. LIGIStATITI CoCSCIL. Acquired Fuofficisl 1 no ci l Colost. Other Meniliem lU European. Total. Governor. Official elected by Members. Popular tr,,wp Vote- Ceylon j 1841 5,000 3,008,466 1 10 5* Straits Settlements 1 1785 6,589|| 512,342198 words
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Article98 1893-02-11 3 Another Championship ‘tie’ was decided yesterday evening, when W. Egertnn defeated F. O. Hallifax by 6-3, 6-2. Hallifax played up well in the opening games, but Egerton was in form too good to allow a close finish. In the Double Handicap. A. Wilson and W. H.98 words
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Article255 1893-02-11 3 The prospectus issued by the above Company appears at length in our advertising columns to-day If it promises a great dea 1 there is every reason to believe that these promises will be fulfilled. The success of the Company in Calcutta, now in their fifteenth consecutive255 words
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Article351 1893-02-11 3 ATTITUDE OF IRISH UNIONISTS. London, January 31.—At a meeting of Irish Unionists a resolution was passed that they should pursue an aggressive policy, and move an amendment to the address on the question of the release of the Gweedore prisoners. Government will bring in a B I! probably351 words
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1251 1893-02-11 3 A Fearful Exper fxce. (Straits Times.) The second mate and boatswain and three of the crew of the wrecked ship Robert L. Beffciirtp arrived here on Sa unlay evening, and bring up the full comolement of the officers and crew of the ship1,251 words
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Article315 1893-02-11 3 (Siam Free Press.) There is a rumour that the Siamese authorities intend to impose the 4 atts per square wah tax throughout the prov nces of the Malay Peninsula. That is whilst Perak is spending her surplus revenue on improvements, on inducements to planters and settlers. Siam is(Siam Free Press.) - 315 words
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Advertisement382 1893-02-11 3 DAMAGED MEN. You can see any day. in the streets of any city, men who look damaged—men. too. of good original material, who started out in life with generous aspirations. Once it was said that they were bright, promising lads; once they looked happily into the faces of mothers whose382 words
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Advertisement728 1893-02-11 3 I DANDO Co. TAILORS wsri/f -A.ZLTZD GENERAL OUTFITTERS. s No. 1, Beach Street Union Street, 261 PENANG. ABELL I CHOON Co.fe AND KLAER’S CIRCUS 4 Best Rangoon Cigar Manufacturers. AND TIIHE PUBLIC are requested to note that. VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT, i each packet of cigars imported by us TLJ|Q PVFNIMC! bears728 words
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Advertisement937 1893-02-11 4 Insurance Qtoficea* HEIDSIECK co/s CHAMPAGNE. Singapore Insurance Company, Monopole, “red seal,” (Medium Dry), limited* Monopole Sec, “red foil,” (Dry). Head Office, Singapore. Sole Agexts rpHE undersigned have been appointed SCHMIDT KUSTERMANN Co., Agents for the above Company,and are 434 Penang. prepared to accept Fire and Marine Risks at current rates937 words
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Advertisement1091 1893-02-11 4 Telegraphic Address: MCLARTY COMPANY. OO C T ‘McLarty, Penang” consulting engineers, naval architects, no. 30, beach street Thue’s A. I. Code (1887.) SURVEYORS penang. 1 A. B. C. 4th edition and General Private D Codes. CONTRACTORS. F.M. McLarty, IXfe the Asbestos in all forms, Forgings of all kinds. Iron and1,091 words
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Advertisement434 1893-02-11 4 ASK FOR Ig i wm® j fl 1 goO And sec that each Jar b.-ara Baroa Liebig’s Signatuxo M .7 in Blae ink acrc.>s the Label. e 0 FINEST ANO CHEAPEST MEAT-FLAVOURING J STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE DISHES AND SAUCES. XI Invaluable for India aa an Efficient Tonic in all434 words
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