Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 16 November 1894

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    21 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. NEW SERIES.] ESTABLISHED 1833. [rnir-F CENTS. VOL. LIL FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 16. 1894. No. 263
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      571 1 (notices. I’eainsular Oriental Steam Navigation Company. rnB, l sfc eamers may 1)0 ex P ected to arrive UtWard8 and leaVG Penan homewards > on the following Outwards. Homewards. p”*' n 25th Nov. Rohilla 30th Nov sX7“ Z r o’V', Doo p Z 23rd Ravenna 28th 6th Jan. Peninsular lUh jin.
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      1440 1 limner Qtofitt3. BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY-(LTD.). banks. KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. s Ocean Steam Ship Company. NEGAPATAM LINE Of STEAMERS. corporation. HOLT’S WEEKLY LINE Intended Sailing and expected Arrival of Steamer». p 4 Capital $10,000,000. 1 111 Reserve Fund 84,500,000. TIT W-ttt ..TT LT tp ResE RV E Li A3l
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      656 1 REDEKLANDSCHB HANDEL EAATSCHAPFIJ. (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 Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij, Batavia. Agencies and Branches. —Singapore. Medan (Deli), Samarang, Sourabaia. Padang, Cberibon, Tegal, Peealongan, Pasarocan, and Tjilatjap. London Bankers.
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    89 2 Penang, 16m November. 1891. I'in $->6.10. Trang no supply. Blac k Pepper West Coast... $9. H sellers. Acheen sl!> Boz. $9. do. White Pepper- 12.75 do. Cloves (picked) no supply. Mace No-1 s-o Mace Pickings do. Nutmegs 86— do. t No. 1 7.2 do. Sugar < 2...
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    EXCHANGE.
    122 2 Penang, 16tii November. I v I. Rate* lose x* follows Lindon. Demand Batik 2 Io! Do. I months’sight Bank 2li Do. 3 ('redit 2lj Do. 3 Documentary .2 1) Calcutta. Demand Bank R* 18/ Do. 3'» da\ sight Pr ivate Bombay. Demaml Bank 18« Do. oOdaVs' sight Private Madras,
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    MAIL NOTICE.
    59 2 Maus ci.om to-mor row I'er Time. Edie, Teluk Semawe and Segfi 'ls(x//r 1 P.M. Pangkor and T. Anson Iteta/ 2P M. Lrngkat /5„/e- 2 P M Pangkor arid'l'. Arisorr pli/ing I)ragon2 PM. S'nor". China A J ip-iii (ileujr.t>u 2P M. E<lie. T. Sermixve Segii, Olehleli ami Padang </»’
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    45 2 From Sixgai ire: —-By the B. 1 Pnrnea and s. s. M i 'il'i to-niori oxv. s. s. tii-ela on Monday. From Bombay:—By the P. A (>. s. s Shanghai on Sumi iy. From Rangoon:—By the B. 1 s. s. Japan on Sunday
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    SHIPPING.
    237 2 •pl rri i a!s. To-n \v. s. s de (hirp nlier from Batavia Y I *Tt It I» A 1 s. s. L.'l'i II eld fr.itn Port Weld. P. A O. s. from Singapore. i>ep:ii i in <•* I'll I- x s. s 7'< I »ii. for Klang ami
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    87 2 (rrival*. Yr*n in»\v. Per P A O. s. ll‘x< !ta fiorn Shanghai, '•ft R. Erin, -i*; fr> -ii Singapore, IL n W. R. Collver. Mr Sa'zmrmn, S» rgcon Car-lain Smith and Mr Phillips. Depart m e. I'ohiY Per B I 1.a,u1-a'ra for Singapore, Mrs. T 8 Y E.*T
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    THE WEEK.
    78 2 Fr!I»AV. 16th I'oxt r. Ifiin I. E'ld.in < I- 5 .fa p M. Meeting. I.i -ct ~mg Ju-lie<-'. S\i r nqj). 17. It T.ixx ii Band. (»olf ('in!» Cricket, match. P. C C ts. P. R. C, Butterworth, 2-30 r.M. SvXDVV. 18TII: ’l'wi-uty-sixth Sunday after 15 inity. Moxmv.
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    WEATHER REPORT.
    67 2 Taken at Pri*ou Hospital Ob*e iiitory. 15th Novembek. 1894. 9 a.m. 3 p.v. 9 p.M Bar. red 32 Fall 2t‘ "77 2 "SH| 29 958 Temperature 81 848 s(». Wet Bulb Tiierrnometcr 76.5 79. 76. Max. Temp, in simile 85 2 Min. do. do. 75.Max. in Sun. 1
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    SINGAPORE SHARE LIST.
    218 2 (Straits Tim’s, 13th November.) Jelelrus (S 5 p<i.) $4.15 buyers. Rauhs 13 Hrpd.) $5. sales. A.‘l fully paid .8(»J Punjoius (89’ pd.) s♦. Paining Cor p. (£1 p<l.) s »L Maynard A< o. ($lovp;l.) S3o sellers. i’engerangs ($5O p/l.) $7O Mies. Straits Insurance ($2O pd.) SISJ offering
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    REUTER’S TELEGRAM.
    96 2 LONDON, 15th November 189 L The War. Major von Hanuekeii appointed Commander of the Chinese Navy. Al Tientsin ic is reported that Major von Hanneken has been given the command of all the Chinese naval forces. The Japanese Repulsed. |)esp;itches have been received stating that the Chinese at
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    CHINA AND JAPAN.
    754 2 The fiH’tis of the lina Japan war is mix the greit *fr mgmml <>f L'lishunkoxv, (known to us more familiarly as Port xithur) which has been invested by land and s-a by the Japanese army and fleet. Till* stronghold coniniamls the northern part nf the er, trai.ee
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    LOCAL.
    679 2 It WILL BE high water at the Jetty tomorrow >»(• 3.05 a. nr. and 3.32 p. m. By the s. s. A. Apcar yesterday morning, 153 Chines»» pxsse«g<*rs arrived from Hongkong ami 7 from Singapore. His Hon. Mr. W. R Collyer. Acting -I’ll isrte Judge, arrived yesterday evening io
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    CRICKET FIXTURES.
    29 2 Saturday (to-morrow), November 17th, Penang Cricket Club Butterworth, at But terwort It. Saturday, December Bth, Penang Cricket lub vs. Kiian Recreation Club, on the Esplanade, 11 a.tn.
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    COMPARISONS ARE ODIOUS.
    54 2 An attorney,” says Sterne, is the same thing to a barrister that an apothecary is to a physician, with this difference—that your nmn of law does not deal in scruples.” In this Colony there are no attorneys, each bat rister being his own solicitor, and every solicitor
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    SPECIAL TELEGRAM.
    23 2 [From our Correspondent] SI NG A POKE. 15th Nov., 4.50 p. s Violent thunder and rain storms. Th» roads are flooded.
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    SHIPPING CASE.
    117 2 Owuers and Masters. We are glad to hear that Captain has obtained judgment in his favouring appeal case tried before Air. Justice Law yesterday. Captain Case was employed M master of the Be,b.y and was discharged without notice, whereupon he brought a n action in the Court of
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    "THE ALTERNATIVE MAIL.”
    291 2 (To the Editor of the Pinang GazeltC Sir, —With referem-e to your footnote to a letter signe»! “X” in youi issue of yesterday, I wish to state, for the itifoimation of the public, that the said letter whs not wiitten by nit* nor by itny one connected
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    THE ASSIZES.
    336 2 Two Malays, Wahad and Mun, wee charged under section 215 of the Vm Code with having accepted a giatifiat for the recovery of stolen property xx t jhaving done t heir utmost to find tlietiie’ The prosecutor had left eight bull»M-ks W.ihad’s shed at But terwor'lt to he
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    A THRILLING SHIPWRECK EXPERIENCE.
    541 2 All Night on n Funnel. The Union s. s. I nion was wrecked a the mouth of the Zinibesi last month, correspo id *nt, who was on hoard. describes his experiences in the i' l Graphic. The writer and six others b-» 1 sit on the
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      445 2 pritchwd Co. MANILLA CIGARS. JUST RECEIVED /:.<• ,s. ,s. I'lnipoxris:’ “PERLA DEL ORIENTE.” Loud res,” $3 per box of 100. Regalia Cbicas,” $3 per Lox of 100. “High Life in the East, $2.2-> per box of 50. linpet iales,” $2.5(J per box of 2->. Regalia Oriente," $2.25 per box of
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      528 2 >\lE\ /\DVtH iSEME HS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. rnllE Rr v W MURRAY i <• i-hi-t 1 th* Si:i:\ i for: (Hit. .r x m r Masonic Hall, <>n Si nday, at 8 a.in. .552 NOTICE. On Friday. 30th Nmemher next. rpHE S ALT F RM for 8.-ngkalis, Bangka 1 and K
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    PERAK NEWS.
    672 3 (Perak Pioneer, Nov. 14th.) Mr. J. P. Stuart has severed his connection with the Ta pah Syndicate, and the mine has been let, on tribute to some Chinese. Mr. Stuart has been ill with fever, and is shortly expected here, when he intends going up to Maxwell’s Hill
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    SINGAPORE NEWS.
    604 3 (From our Contemporaries.) Ihe Secretary of the Punjom Mining Company has received a telegram from the Mines to the effect that during the month of October the mill ran 27 days, crushing 655 tons, yielding 229 ounces of gold, and headings 685 tons yielding 106 ounces of gold.
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    THE TOUTS ORDINANCE IN CEYLON.
    207 3 An “Ordinance to suppress intermeddlers with Suitors in Courts of Justice was recently read a first time in the Legislative Council. The Ordinance provides against the mischief caused by touts and vagrants meddling with parties who seek redress in courts of justice. The interpretation clause
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    GENERAL.
    92 3 There are al>out 370,000 acres under tea cultivation in British India. It is not improbable that, the British squadron will make «Shanghai its headquarters during the approaching winter. The Insurance Companies at Shanghai which accept risks on the contents of native houses have raised the rate to 4 per
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    RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE WAR.
    1091 3 A Japanese Opinion. The Japan Mail of a recent date publishes the documents that had been laid before the Japanese Diet fully exculpating Japan on the charge of precipitating hostilities, and comments as follows: We publish to-day authorized copies of the despatches that passed between the
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      1782 3 TO LET. NOTICE. p[ y r( fIIHE Premises No. 1a Light Street, lately FTVAKE NOTICE that no orders of any L Uplllll! ut UUii J. known as the Esplanade Hotel. j description for goods or merchandise ror further particulars apply to anti no loans will be recognised by our KHOO
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