Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 24 September 1894
1894-09-24
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section21 1894-09-24 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED NEW SERIES.] ESTABLISHED 1833. [PRICE 20 CENTS VOL. LIL MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1894. No. 21821 words
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Advertisement569 1894-09-24 1 pipping (notices. Peninsular Oriental Steam Navigation Company. mail steamers may expected to arrive Oatwards and ’cave Penang homewards, on the following dates Outward». Homewards. Rowtta 30th Sept.'CatUy 4fch Or O et 18th C n 28th Siam Ist Nov llohilla Uth Nov. ftoae«a 15th do The above dates are only approximate569 words
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Advertisement1390 1894-09-24 1 pipping (notices. BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,—(LTD.). banks. q Ql MAATSCHAPPIJ Hongkong- Shanghai Banking Ocean Steam Ship Company. NEGAPATAM LINE OF STEAMERS, corporation. HOLT’S WEEKLY LINE. Intended Sailing and expected Arrival of Steamers. P.io-vr C«m»L410.000.000. 1 1 1 Reserve Fund §4,200,000. V-X F R Will sail Steamer From Expected on1,390 words
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Advertisement693 1894-09-24 1 I KEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL BAATSCHAPPIJ. (Netherland Trading Society.) established 1824. Paid-up Capital f 35,783,000. Reserve Funds f 2,086,155.60| Head Office in Amsterdam. Head Agency in Netherlands India The Factorij of the Nederlandschs Handel Maatschappij, Batavia. Agencies and Branches. —Singapore, Medan (Deli), Samarang, Sourabais, Padang, Chcribon, Tegal, Pecalongan. Pasaroean, and Tjilatjap. London693 words
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Article68 1894-09-24 2 Maii.s ci.osk To morrow. p'or Per »tr. Time. Klang <t Malacca Hye Leong ...II a.m. Tongkah Petrel 1 P.M. Pangkor &T. Anson Tate Tong 2 p.m. Edie,’l*. Seinawe Segli.. Kar-tng 3 p.m. Edie Telok Semawc H r ashi 3 p.m. 'l'iiursday. 27tii. Europe ria Negapatam... Sectuidra 4 P.M.68 words
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Article284 1894-09-24 2 Arrhals. To-day. s. s. Deli from T. Anson. s. s. H<> Ki'-ei from Deli. s. s. Fook t'hing from Bnlbalan Y EST EK D\ Y. s. s. Petrel from Tongkah. s. s. Argus from Calcutta. s. s. Ret*y from T. Anson. a. s. Perse do. s. s. Kurang from284 words
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Article71 1894-09-24 2 A r rival». To-dat. Per s. s. Deli from 'l'. Anson. Mr. Irving, Mr. Neck. Mr. Nel*on and Mr Stewart. Per s. s. Ho Ki r ei from Deli, Mi’ A Mrs. J. L. Ponse and Mrs. Rapelle. Saturday, 22sd. Per s. s. Hye L >ng from S'pore,71 words
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Article97 1894-09-24 2 Mon'D i Y. 21 ill Town Baud, Esplnnmle. 5-30 p. M. Willard Opera Company, “In Town,” Towe. Hall, 9 P. M. Tur.sniY. 25m Willard Opera Company, Aladdin, Town Hall. P. M. Wednesday, 26tu Town Band, Esplanade. Willard Opera Company. “The Guiety Girl,”’l’own Hall, 9 p. m. Tiiuksday. 27tii97 words
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Article129 1894-09-24 2 Penang, 2lrii Septembek, IK9I IIVTKS (LOSE AS FOLLOWS: fxmdon. Demand Bank 2I j 101. Do. I inonllis’sight Bank 2I J Do. 3 Cretlit 2 H Do. 3 Docnmentai y Calcutta. Demand Bank R« 194 Do. 30 day sight Private Bombay. Demand Bank H‘4 Do. 30 days'sight Private Madia». Demand129 words
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Article90 1894-09-24 2 Penang, 24th September, 1894. Tin $38.60 f Trang no supply. Black Pepper] West Coast... small supply. Acheen 51b Boz. $10.25 sellers. White Pepper 14.- do. Cloves (picked) no supply. M ace No. 1 88. sellers. Mace Pickings 75. do. Nutmegs 91. (No. 1... 7.50 sellers. Sugar <90 words
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Article222 1894-09-24 2 LONDON, 23rd Skitember, 1894. The China-Japan War. China agrees to an armistice but Japan refuses. It is stated that at the instance of the British and Russian Ambassadors the Chinese Viceroy, Li Hung Chung, has agreed to an armistice, but Japan has refused. Japanese Activity. Japan is hurrying222 words
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Article276 1894-09-24 2 Fr<>M the account of the piracy which we publi-liC'l on Sat tn <lay, the position of the tongkang at the time, and the place to which the Malays who are guilty of the ciime belong, nre not made clear. Linggi is -itnatial in Lat 0276 words
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Article194 1894-09-24 2 Subscriptions for Mr. Berger. We draw attention to a letter from Mr Farter-Baynes soliciting subscriptions for the release of Mr. F. C. Berger. It is to be regretted that the Hon. A Huttenbacb is not here just now. Mr. Berger has bravely advocated his cause on more194 words
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Article451 1894-09-24 2 The ML’RDFR case will be heard before n special jury on the Ist. proximo. The steamer JFofA* arrived yesterday from Edie witli a full cargo of pepper. The steamer f'ook Ching arrived this morning from Balbnlan with a consignment of 4,606 tins of kerosene oil. The Selangor Government steam451 words
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Article39 1894-09-24 2 PER AK. On Saturday night Mr. Swettenham defeated Mr. E. C. Davidson in the final tie of the Perak Club billiard handicap. The game was 250 up, the Resident starting 50 points behind scratch and Mr. Davidson 20 points.39 words
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Article159 1894-09-24 2 Mr. F. G. Penney, the S. D 0., proceeded to the Central District early this morning on inspection duty. The inquest on the remains of the Malay woman killed by the buffalo on Tuesday Inst, was concluded on the 21st. when the evidence of Dr. Dane, Col.-Surgeon, was159 words
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Article74 1894-09-24 2 A scratch match was played on the Esplanade last Saturday afternoon, between teams captained respectively by Mr. J. M. P. Smith ami Mr. F. S. Brown. The latter team won, making 82 runs against their opponents 70. Ihe highest scorer was Munro, of the AVillard Opera Company, who made74 words
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Article98 1894-09-24 2 London, August 27th. The reports from the Russian districts affected by cholera are becoming increasingly alarming. According to the latest intelligence the terrible malady is spreading in St. Petersburg, Warsaw, and the parts of AN estern Russia adjoining Germany and Austria. Ihe poorer people among the98 words
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Article229 1894-09-24 2 (To the Editor of the Piuang Gazette.") Snr, —At the instance of some of Mr Berger’s friends, I have started a subscrip, lion list with the object of raising $557.(}q to obtain the rebase of Mr. Berger. I have only been able to see a very f229 words
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Article400 1894-09-24 2 Dorothy.” The Opeia Company scored another success <>n Salurday night in Dorothy and we were glad to see a large audience. The plot i'h a simple and well worn one. An irate uncle (Squire Bantam) fin ions at the fast living of his nephew and heir,400 words
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Article431 1894-09-24 2 The Kaffir rising in the Transvaal has Ifeen suppressed by the Boers. The recent statement that trade is reviving in the United States is confirmed by the New Yoik bank clearances. At Bangkok on Hie 15th instant, cholera was ieported to be decreasing, P ,e number of deaths having431 words
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Advertisement794 1894-09-24 2 New advertisements. notice. lurvrir'C’ Af Y wife Ong Gake Kick having left my INO 1 IVE.. protection on 10th day of Angust, mHE Singapore and Simila Bazaar Book 1«* I »i» "<>'■'« responsible f... any 1 can be bad at Ibis office at $1.50 each, debts contracted by her f.om794 words
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Article640 1894-09-24 3 (From our contemporaries.) THE Harrogate Herald announces the death on August 19th, at Queen’s Road, Harrogate, of one of the first partners of Messrs. Riley, Hargreaves Co., Singapore, Mr. William Hargreaves, aged 66 years. It is rumoured about town that three or four engineers have taken service in640 words
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Article127 1894-09-24 3 The Straits Tinies says :—Mr. Lavino, the Netherlands Consul-General at Singapore, has received a report from the Controlear of Batt am, regarding the alleged piracy case which was reported by the Chinese of the tongkang li ini Hock llin at Pulo Boyan. T hat island is situated127 words
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Article850 1894-09-24 3 (To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette.”) Sir, I notice in your issue of September 4th, under the heading “A Bangkok Lawyer Editor Horsewhipped,” a statement to the effect that “over twelve months ago the Editor of the Siam Free Tress was thrashed by two Siamese youths, fresh850 words
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Article187 1894-09-24 3 The following bears upon the telegram we published recently, to the effect that a convention had been signed to connect the Burmese-Indian and Chinese Telegraph lines:Negotiations have for some time been in progtess with China to secure the linking up of the telegraph lines which have their termini187 words
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Article529 1894-09-24 3 Singapore Municipality. The following were the resolutions adopted at the meeting on Wednesday last, with reference to the Police Contribution: 1 hat the Commissioners having considered the proposal of the Governor in Council to raise the Municipal Contribution to the Police from $27,000 to $60,000 a year529 words
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1762 1894-09-24 3 —Straits Times. The details of the Lombok disaster given by newspaper correspondents in the Batavia Nieumsbiaa and Sonrabaya Courant show that warning of coming treachery reached the Dutch commanders over and over again. But blind confidence in the so-called friendly Balinese chiefs—Straits Times. - 1,762 words
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Advertisement768 1894-09-24 3 Ship Brokers, Forwarding, Passenger, (lO$lU]G (jOti and Commission Agents. jL Alfred E. TURNER A Co., Leadenhnll House, Penang and Singapore. 101, Leade ihnll Street, 241 London, e. c. The Posada.” Mnnr c DIRECT IMPORTATION OF WINES AND NO I ICE. SPIRITS IN CASKS. INDIA Rubber Stamp and Brass Seal (for768 words
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Advertisement1405 1894-09-24 4 GOLD HEOILS-Cotopn, Amsterdam, Bnissils, Tin Hague, Dublin, Biriagtaii, &c. t r o tl E T I™ N HOLD» A HIGHER AWARD FOR MERIT THAN ANY OTHER NATURAL TABLE WATER and Res i dent in Tropical Climate,). •w W “J XTTxds— Gold Medal, Paris Exhibition (1889). Gold Medal, “World’» Fair," Chicago1,405 words
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Advertisement354 1894-09-24 4 jStHtionßTiJ, 3je., FOR OFFICF? ESTATE. STORE, or PRIVATE USE, FOR BALZ AT THK Pinang Gazette Office. BOOKS —various sixes. BALL PROGRAMMES —large assortment, latest designs. f Baskerville cabfnets, 120 sheets Note Paper and 100 Envelopes. Best quality paper. In great demand. $2.50 each. B LOTTING PAPER, white A thick. BIRTH354 words
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