Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 11 February 1895

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    22 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. NEW SERIES.] ESTABLISHED 1833. [PRICE 20 CENTS. VOL. LIU. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1895. No. 33
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      575 1 pipping (llottceg. I’m insular Oriental Steam Navigation Company. T™ mail steamers may be expected to arrive oufcward B» and Icave Penang homewards, on the following dates Outwards. Homewards. llohilln iGth Feb. Rosetta 7th Feb (ranges 2nd Mar. >W«- 21 16th Kaisar-I-Hind 7th Mar 3vth \Rohilla 21st I ne above dates
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      1542 1 flipping (Hofitt®. BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,-(LTD.). banks. KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Ocean Steam Ship Company. NEGAPATAM LINE OF STEAMERS. corporation. trnrT R wtfktv ltwf Intended Sailinti and expected Arrival of Steamers. p«n>. vr c.riT.i. i 10.000.000. HOLT 8 WEEKLY LINE Reserve Find $4,500,000. Wtt. a 1 t,
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      415 1 KEGERLANDSIGE HANDEL KAATSCBAH'IJ. (Netherland Trading Society.) Established 1824. Paid-up Capital f 35,783,000. Reserve Funds 2,086,1.55.60 j Head Office in Amsterdam. Head Agency in Netherlands India.— The Factoii j of the Nedei landsche Handel Maatschappij, Batavia. Agencies and Branches. —Singapore Medan (Deli), Samarang, Sou:?abaia, Padang, Cbcribon, Tegal, Pecalongan. Pasarocan, and Tjilatjap.
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    EXCHANGE.
    141 2 Penang. II in Fibig Ain, 1895. ISaH.s (LOSE AS KH.l.'il's: London. Demand Bank I 11 i Do. I moiit lis' sight Bank ills Do. 3 C'ledii 111 s Do. 3 Doeiinieniiii A IH» Calenlla, I>< nrnnd Bunk 183 Do. «lays' sight. i’i iviit' 186 Bombay. I h.-maml Bank Do.
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    91 2 Penang, Urn FsbkvaßY, 1895. Tin $35.30 sellers. I’iang 925 buyers. Black Pepper West CoaO S.‘.< seller». \<-iie< ii .SII> Boz 9.20 do White Pepper {2.-50 do. Cloves (picked» -0. uo. Mace No. I 80.— do Mace Pickings do. Nutmegs 93. do. I No. 1 7.20 do. Sugar
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    MAIL NOTICE.
    74 2 Mails close To-moriiow. fr' t I'tliir. Klang and Malacca Hye lj»ong ('alcutia I* S<n g... 11 A.M Singapore Hongkong Lightning noox Eilie, Telok Seinuwe »aid Segli 2pm Pangkor ami T. Anson law 2p m. Edie T. Seinawe Segli and Olehleh Kirang 7am Wednesday. 13iil Deli Ho Kwei 1
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    22 2 F'kom Bombay: —By the s. s. Av unor to day. From Hamburg: —By the s. s. Oca-mo toinoi row.
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    SHIPPING.
    229 2 A rritals. To-dam. s. s. Il’mAt from Segli. s. 8. Ho Kicei from Deli. 8. y. Mew from I’ort Weld. I*. A O. a. s. Malacca from Lomlon. s. s Taw Tnnq from T. Aiihuii. 8. y Sea Belle from I’ort Weld. s. U’oif/ Sang from Singapore. Yem ERDAr.
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    WEATHER REPORT.
    75 2 I akvii nt Prison Hospital Ol»m*i i alory. 11th Febri v«y. 189.5. 4 m 3 r.a 9r Bar i.<l 32 Fai. 2 ‘938 KRM 912 Tempel al ill sI ci a;l MO. Wet Bulb Th. 7-5 79 79 Max. Temp, ill -lia.le 91 .5 Mm. do. do 72.
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    COMING EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
    161 2 MoXIiaV. 1 111 High water at New Jetiy, 1 2.26 a in and 12 -‘3 p ni Firework-. Esplanade 9 p. tn Town Band, Fi-|ii.in ole, 9 p. in. P. C Tennis Lurtiament Esplanade, 5 m. Ti r*mr. I2ni l>t day Penang Rices. Town Band.
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    SINGAPORE SHARE LIST.
    196 2 (Straits Tiuie*. 9th February Jelebus ($-5 p l.) 51.50 »alen. Rauhs 13 io pd.) $4 50 teller». XI fully pai-1 $6l tale». Pitnjonis (s3| pd $64 teller». Pahang Corp. (XI p-l $-H »aU». Maynard A Co. ($1(10 p l.) $3O teller». Pengerangs ($5O pd.) $75 tale». Straits
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    REUTER’S TELEGRAM.
    135 2 LONDON, lOth February, 1895. A Steamer Overdue. The French liner (hinciKjne, bound from Havre to New York, having five hundred passengers aboard, is seven days overdue, and the gravest anxiety is felt for her safety. Terrific Weather in the Atlantic. There is terrific weather in the Atlantic. The
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    THE RESIGNATION CRAZYUNS.
    423 2 It seemr as if it were impossible for the faction of Singaporeans that are just now giving an exjHisition of living pictures” in Singapore ami London, to give information that is really without a chance of being misunderstood. Their telegrams to the Timer, which we reproduce to-day,
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    THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
    579 2 The man who essays to reform the British Constitution is setting himself a gigantic task, and had need to look well to his footing liefore he attempts to turn the wheel of change. Lord Rosebery has approached his great scheme of effacing the House of Lords
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    THE POSTMASTER-GENERAL.
    212 2 We have already published an article on the changes to follow on the promoti »n <?f the Hon. C. W. 8. Kynnersley to the Resident Councillorship of Malacca. We find our remarks almost copied bv both the Strait» Time» and the Free Pre»». It is gratifying to find
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    LOCAL.
    712 2 The troopship Jumna is expected to arrive here on Wednesday. Another Map of the Straits Shipping and other signals” is advertised for sale bv Messrs. Guat Cheng Bros. The Town Band will play at the Race Course on Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday, the 12th, 14th, and 16th instant. We
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    SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
    104 2 [From ou r C or k esi on deni TELLK ANSON. Jim February. The shipments to-day are To Penang, 777 pikuls of tin. Time from Teluk Anson. 1 min. KLANG. 11th February. The shipments on Saturday were— To Singapore, 455 pikuls of tin. There were no shipments on
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    H.E. THE GOVERNOR.
    192 2 The Colonial steam yacht BAb proceeded vesterdav morning to Port Weld to meet H. E. the Governor and party and convev them to Penang. The vessel, "it H. E. the Governor. Lady Mitchell, and Miss Saunders, arrived this morning at 0 a. m. On arrival she was
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      352 2 N e w Advertisement. MUNH’ITAI, U'HE next Ordinary Meeting of the MuniL cipal Commissioners will be held in the Town Hall, at 2.30 p. m. On Friday, the 15th February. 1895. (By Order) J. W. HALLIFAX. Secretary to the M» nuipal Commi»»mnere. NOTICE. fpHE undermentioned Exchange Banks will Ik* closed.
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      271 2 pjitehard Co. have just received a large supply of RACING SILKS in all colors WHITE RACING CASHMERE for breeches. WHITE RACING STOCK I NGNETTE for breeches. RACING SADDLES. RACING BRIDLES. WEIGHT CLOTHS. RACING WHIPS. Cobbett’s, Duke’s, Ayre’s and Bryan's Cricket Bats. Match Cricket Balls. Leg Guards, Stumps. Gioves, etc. CHAMPION
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    THE RACES.
    32 3 Owing to the heavy entries for to-mor-row s races punctuality will be necessary in order to get through the programme, and the first bell will lie rung at 2.45 p.m.
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    THE RESIGNATION CRAZE.
    2235 3 The free Press understands that a considerable number of Singapore gentlemen, l>elieved to amount to twelve at present, have been invited by H. E. the Governor to join the Legislative Council. Every one of these has declined to accede to H. E.’s invitation. Very naturally. The same
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    CHAP-GOE-MEH.
    89 3 This festival passed off on Saturdav night with its usual brilliancy. The crowd of vehicles on the Esplanade was very great, and the carriages displayed the wealth and beauty of the fair Chinese. The crowd of j»eoj»le on foot was thickest round the bandstand, but the whole plain was
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    THE ASSIZES.
    262 3 On Friday afternoon at the Assizes, a man named Mat Salleh was tried for grievous hurt to one Mat Nayan. Mr. Shearwood appeared for the defence. The prosecutor deposed that on the 19th October at aliout 10 o’clock in the morning he was joined by the prisoner on
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    A NEW PUBLICATION.
    442 3 We have received a copy of the Ind Chinese Patriot, a new publication, which in introducing itself to the public issues the following prospectus: The constitution of nature is such that there ate great many changes going on in the Universe. Matter exists ami is indestructible, but
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    “GAZETTE" NOTIFICATIONS.
    214 3 “GAZETTE NOTIFICATIONS. (Bth February.) H. E. the Governor, on his dej»arture from the Colony has ap]x>inted. by au Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony, the Hon’ble Arthur Philip Tallmt to l»e his Deputy during H. E.’s absence. From and after the Ist instant, the fee leviable in the
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    AUSTRALIAN FEDERATION.
    139 3 A USTRALIAN FEDERATION. Coloured Labour on Mail Steamers. The Premiers of the Australian Colonies have met in conference at Hobart. They have approved of a Bill for a Federation of the Australian Colonies. The Bill contemplates a convention, elected by the jseople to draw up a draft constitution for the
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    THE MILITARY CONTRIBUTION QUESTION.
    271 3 REUTER IN THE LONDON PAPERS. Singapobk, Jan. 4. Lord Rijion's last desj/atch to the Governor on the question of the military contribution of the Straits Settlements has caused extreme dissatisfaction throughout th colony, and it is reported that the majority of the unofficial memlters of the
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    TELEGRAPHIC EXCHANGES.
    698 3 Vi<' Calcutta. THE CURRENCY QUESTION in AMERICA. N» ir York. Jan. 28. The stock of gold in the American Treasury is now reduced to fifty-six million dollars. To replenish the reserve President Cleveland is in favour of a large Iwuid issue for a long term of years at
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      325 3 TO LET. 6 OUNT EDGECUMBE.” Penang .'1 Hills, fully furnished, by month or term. Applv to 48 R A. P HOGAN. T. A. RODRiGUES late of Misquitli A: Co., Singapore. IS willing to aecept orders for Tuning and Repairing of Pianos, reed organs, harmoniums and miscellaneous musical instruments. Workmanship guaranteed.
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      462 3 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. THE Municipal Commissioners of George L Town, Penang, invite tenders for the construction of a drain in Malay Street. Full particulars can lx* obtained and plans and specification seen at the Municipal Engineer's Office on and after Monday, the 11th instant. Tenders which should lx? endorsed “Tender for
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      1989 4 GOLD iiiEDALS-CoiOgne, Amsterdam, Brussels, The Hague, Pullin, Birmingham, &c. PENANG TURF CLUB. holds a higher award for merit than any other natural table water FEBRUARY MEETING- 1 99 STEWARDS. Bl* Mr. .1, Y. Kennedy. JB jff h B H V H H H H H w# J y HfcJMji IKj
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