Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 24 May 1893
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section22 1893-05-24 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED D-AII/ST. NEW SERIES.} ESTABLISHED 1833. [PRICE 20 CENTB. VOL. LI. WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1893. No. 11622 words
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Advertisement650 1893-05-24 1 li H ikir Oriental Steam Navigation Company. xcnrx rilllE mail steamers may JZ'Na be expected to arrive outwards, and leave Penang I .y-.'.'H homewards, on the following dates Outwards. Homewards. r -_’Sfh May Oriental 2nd June, i -l llh.Junt Jlarcnna Jlith i r h Hohilla .30th fhh July Roseau 14-th650 words
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Advertisement1446 1893-05-24 1 Qloficea, BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,-(LTD.). banks. KOMNiILIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. The Agra Bank L lml ted. Ocean Steam Ship Company. NEGAPATAM LINE OF STEAMERS. HOLT’S WEEKLY LINE. Intended Sailing and expected Arrival of Steamers. Capital £l,ooo,ooo. 'v (One Million Sterling.) F° r Will sail Steamer From Expected on Head Office.1,446 words
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Advertisement611 1893-05-24 1 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPIJ. (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,611 words
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Article55 1893-05-24 2 WICI'NKsnAV, 2lt||: 'Town Band, Esplanade. Penang Athenamm Meeting. Homeward mad clones, ria Negapatam. Tiii icvhw. 25th Fhioav. 26th (hitward mail due. P. A < >. /3w7/o. Municipal <'oiiimissioners Meeting. S i cici.Ai, 271 ii Tow n Band, Golf Club. Svnhav, 2brn Trinity Sunday. Monoay, 2t»rn Town Band, Esplanade.55 words
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Article75 1893-05-24 2 Mails close To morrow. For Per str. Time. Olehleh R. K. Aljeh 1 p.m. Klang Malacca Lady Longden 1 p.m. 1’angkor T. Anson Taw Tony 2*P.M. Friday, 2<>tii Edie B'ashi I p.m. Deli Itosa 1 p.m. The mail for Penang e.< French steamer Sydney left Singapore by the75 words
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Article133 1893-05-24 2 Pr.XAXG. 21tii May. Ib!'3. Reifs CLOSE As Foliots: London, Demand Bank 2 d«>|. Do. I months’ sight Bank 2 !»i Do. 3 Credits 2 Do. 3 Docuin n'-iiy 2'• J Calcutta. Demand B.mk II» 221 Do. Jo day/ -'_dd Private 225 Bombay. Demand Bank 221 Do. 30 davs’ sight133 words
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Article76 1893-05-24 2 ITe* 21 rii M ay. I* *3. Th, s>t>. urller». lo._ d, BaG, F. pi MV «Io s. .ii do While Peppet 12 do Cloves (pi.-ke I) Mt«xk Mace No. I s 2 sellers. MaeeN«>. 2 7!». «1 Nu I meg- .77 do «N<l. 71* do I76 words
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Article98 1893-05-24 2 h May I J* i M U 5 D J k I'l j > 1»* 4 < r’V-nHh h rh /rr .1» J <•»* *>’» «*•<> fW NhIIoI.K i’.auk f< GU4 IV» 4-r. 1) «I». ,1 |!H) .tie.. Tuijolig I«-“ P S I’ o lb r i_,h May I - 98 words
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Article99 1893-05-24 2 London, May 21.-2.—'The Stock Exchange is better all round and the papers are hopeful that Hie worst of the Australian crisis is over. Larger purchases of Australian stock by Insurance Companies and investors are having an excellent effect. The House of Commons has been adjourned I ill t99 words
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Article894 1893-05-24 2 'Tilt: D i.t M M-• it \i'pi.l has declared a «lividend f 2". s per cent for the year 1892. ’The Rt-ti'Fxr Councillor proceetled to Balik Pu an this morning on inspection duty. A t..A‘, m .mi'.ei: of exhibits for the fortheomii g Agri«mltural Show are expected894 words
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Article83 1893-05-24 2 Special Telegrams. Penang Cricket Club vs Selangor Club. Kuala Lumpur. 23r«l May, 12.4 p. in. In the second innings Penang lias lost six wickets for 91 runs. Anthony being not out for 44. 23rd May, 2.55 p. m. Penang made 142 in the second innings, and so was defeated83 words
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Article133 1893-05-24 2 (May 19th.) Mr. F. Powell, Pcde-'or of Chinese, Straits Settlements, is gianted leave of absence, w th half-salary, for six weeks from the 4(it instant. Lhe Hon hie I C. I> >gaai<lt, has taken six months’ eave of nbsen«-e from his duties as a MemiH*r of the Legislative133 words
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161 1893-05-24 2 A Soi l' ii“R L“-e- Five Thou-and Dollars Worth of Valuable-. The police at the Detective Station received a visit from Mr. Niolett. a solicitor, residing in Orchard Road, last evening, who stated that he had been robbed of jewellery to the amount of $5.147.161 words
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Article339 1893-05-24 2 Afoifios of Bengalee theafrieals. a rather comic incident oeeurrcl at the Minerve lheatre at Calcutta last week. The ambitious actors got Macbeth on their boards, the Shakespeare being rendered in the vernacular—which in itself is a somewhat startling departure! By the aid of that great and339 words
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Article227 1893-05-24 2 (Free Press, 18th Mai.) Mr. F. Belfield, of the Pahang ment Service, who is looking Wt ,f| (Ve,tlnfhe months’ leave to Europe to Pekan on Saturday, per s. s rejoin. to The musical world of Sim-anoip an addition to its ranks CceiVe Mr. Roland Misquith, of the Indi-^(Free Press, 18th Mai.) - 227 words
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Article274 1893-05-24 2 SEL A N GOR NE WS. (Selangor Journal, I'«tii M Ar j The sports that were held on the P a ra«i,. Ground last year in celebration ol I]. Majesty’s Birthday, and weie so SU cep S fully carried out, are to be repeated thiyear, on Friday, 2nd June. A(Selangor Journal, I'«tii MAr j - 274 words
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Article282 1893-05-24 2 (Straits Tint s Rei ter telegraphs to-day that the ac ion which was reported to have t:.ken place at Khong is repudiated by the Siamese Government. It may be retnendiered that on Thursday last we published, with all ]n• hie reserve, the gist of that report, which(Straits Tint s ) - 282 words
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226 1893-05-24 2 A Fi.excii savant. M. Ervant Ai-lam claims that electricity is all-powerful j n cheeking diarrhiea. After succeeding ,n several cases he obtained from M OlirmL of Paris, permission to test the ireiitinci’ on a far larger scale, bv applying it h’ different foi ms of226 words
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Advertisement783 1893-05-24 2 PRITCHARD CO. New advertisements. 1 PENANG TURF CLUB? jAUTUMN MEETING, 1893. ANNUAL CASH SALE. The Autumn Race Meeting will be held on Thursday and Saturday ANNUAL CASH SALE. August 3rd and sth. ANNUAL CASH SALE. first day, Thursdau, 3rd August. *****. From May 10th to 31st. First Race. THE DWARF783 words
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Advertisement179 1893-05-24 2 NOTICE. r pHE I’ropiietors of a braml of English 1 Portlaml Cement of the highest reputation are open to appoint sole Iwal Agents for the Col<ny. Those with an established cuune< tion preferretl. Athiress slating approximate' turnover, price cuilent, «‘ommission «•spected ami rehietces Io Ex r 1.11 k. M l179 words
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Article1342 1893-05-24 3 r|f p manv who like their dish of namphle» served with a may on-, r n! I,,< ''r it egory and even romance. Tn wV n onn of an Englishman,”* we Tl e iLrorical sfuce thinly spread. The ,|Hre mws as we read ami finally in the last chapter1,342 words
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837 1893-05-24 3 (Straits Tinies.) I) It. EltXKsr Ma lit IX. a medical officer attached to the French Embassv at Pekin, has just brought out at Paris a work on opium, dealing with the ding, its use and abuse, opium-eaters, opium-smokers, and morpliia-maniacs. In the preface,(Straits Tinies.) - 837 words
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Article1156 1893-05-24 3 I’m: San Francisco Chronicle, which has fora longtime been vehemently protesting against the presence of John Chinaman in the I uited States, sound.' an alarm about the influx of Japanese in the following article The Pacific C‘>ast States arc already experiencing the evil effecis of the1,156 words
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445 1893-05-24 3 -A'llcntta ''('•triman. India for March published a verv sensible letter from Mr. K. N. Cust, the well known retired Punjab Civilian, on the opium question. Mr. Cust avows himself personally' totally opposed to the State monopoly of opium in Bengal, though he-A'llcntta ''('•triman. - 445 words
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Article566 1893-05-24 3 Tin: Inspector of Schools, in Lis Report for 1 "92. makes the follow ing remarks regarding Paddy planting: Among*t the general circulars issued to the tea her* of the Vernacular school* in the Colo v. «luring the year.one wa* i**ned in Mar< h with reference to paddy planting.566 words
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Article101 1893-05-24 3 Thk notion that a fish diet CAntributca to the development of leprosy is upheld by the President of the London Medical Society, who, however, does not regard this diet as capable of starting the disease in a healthy pers< n. He has exhibited a patient who is recovering from101 words
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Advertisement601 1893-05-24 3 DANDO Co. TAILORS GENERAL OUTFITTERS. No. I, Beach Street I nion Street, 261 PHNANG. Mrs. CLIFFORD, ENTRANCE ENTRANCE DIPLOMAED MIDWIFK, H<OM FROM 67, McALISTER ROAD. ISO BEACH STREET UNION STREET TO LET. !’R(LM l.*t proximo, eligible residence, GOSLING CO., 1 New ington. situated in Biirmah Road. a,- Apply '-OGAN’S BUILDINGS,601 words
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Advertisement1295 1893-05-24 4 Telegraphic Address: M’LARTY COMPANY. Head Office. "McLarty, Penang” consulting engineers, naval architects. n< .so. beach street THUE'S A. I. CODE (1887.) SURVEYORS PE^ NC A. B. C. 4th edition and benera I Manager. Pr>va?e Codes. CONTRACTORS. R M. McLarty, mj.m.e. —s the Asbestos in all forms, Forgings °f kinds. Iron1,295 words
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Advertisement887 1893-05-24 4 th zb ’"’’“l "«S* I Singapore Straits v SoW bff aU Chemists and*»-,... s AERATED WATER Co.’s Aerated Waters, n o m o,e As TKIV r A I nor OPPRESSION, > ®BV Employ, NQ D r Cl&j’sinii-Asitinidiicta The only medicine having obt% d WJ CA N be p^ c ed887 words
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