Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 26 February 1895
1895-02-26
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section22 1895-02-26 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DA.ILT NEW SERIES.] ESTABLISHED 1833. [PRICE 20 CENTS. VOL. LIII. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1895. No. 4622 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement614 1895-02-26 1 pipping (notices. Pe ‘ii!H:ilar 4 Oriental Steam Navigation Company. mail steamers may Y' ffii.lja be expected to arrive outwards, and leave Penang homewards, on the following dates Ont ward a. Homewards. 2 »»W« 2.1.1 Mur. fC.tM tr-Z.ffmd 7th Mar 16th Ro/ii/At 21st I •l>»etla 30th i The amove dates are614 words
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Advertisement1257 1895-02-26 1 «dipping Qtoficeg, BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY-(LTD.). banks. KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Ocean Steam Ship Company. NEGAPATAM LINE OF STEAMERS. Corporation. HOLT’S WEEKLY LINE Intended Sailing and expected Arrival of Steamers. Paid-up Capital $10.000,000. x 1 1111 1 —1 -1 Rf.servb Fund $5,000,000 -L v I Reserve Liability1,257 words
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Advertisement744 1895-02-26 1 NKOEKLAhDSILE HABDEL KAAISCHAITIJ. (Net her land Trading Society.) Established 1824. Paid-up Capital f 35,783,000. Reserve Fu<ds J 2,086,155.60| Head Office n Amsterdam. Head Agency in Netherlands India.— The Factorij of the Nederlnndsclie Handel Maatschappij, Batavia. Agencies and Branches. —Singapore Medan (Deli), Samarang, Sourabaia. Padang, Cheribon, Tcgal, Peealongan. Pasaroeau, and Tjiiatjap.744 words
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Article98 1895-02-26 2 Penang, 26th February, 1895 Tin $35.40 sellers. [Trang 10 —buyers. Black Pepper West Const... 8.50 seller.-. Acheen 51b Bi.z 20 de. White Pepper 13. bttyrts Cloves (pickedt 26. sellers. Mace No. I 80. do Mace I’iekmgs /0. do. Nutmeg* 95. do. i No- 1 7.20 <hi Sugar98 words
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Article143 1895-02-26 2 Penang, 26iii Fehri ary, 1895. Rails close AS F01.1.0n b lioiidon, Demand Bunk I Do. I ynoi.i.li* sight Bank I li£ I >o. 3 I ‘redil 1I 1 j I )o. 3 I hicii in<-n; in i 2 Calcutta, Di in, d BuiiK H" 182. j Do. 3'l days’143 words
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Article91 1895-02-26 2 Mails close To-morrow. For Per xfr. Time. Lnngkat Jin H<> noon I’atigkor and T. An-on Perxe. I i-.m. Do. ttono, I r. m. Singapore P,.h '< I nan. 2 i-.m. Tuikm-av, 28th v Europe, via .Negapatan- Ijivmoi la ll' M. FItIUAV, Ist. I)cli M"ia Anxtin.. 1 rm. I’angkor91 words
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Article64 1895-02-26 2 < Phom Hamiu tn,:- By the s. s. tube today. I' iiom R vngoon —Bv ihe B. I. Purnea to-morrow. From M'oitt By lie I’ X <>. s. s. ('ei/l al to-inoi iow afternoon, B I.*. < t i.orla mt Tliitr.-iluy, B 1. s. Painiiicutbi ami s.64 words
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Article279 1895-02-26 2 411 i nis. To-i»av. s. s. II" Kite, from Deli. s. s. Perxe from I Anson. m. s. Ibiea il<> s. s. from Kl ing. Yehie day. s s. Ilettfi from T An*- h s Jm II" from Laiigkat. s M (piorra do. s. t.ii'ty ll’eLf from P. Weld.279 words
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Article70 1895-02-26 2 A rrh al*. To-no. Pers. /<•«-» from I Anson, Mr. Redfern Shaw. Mr. White im-l child. Y t o nth i v. Per h'dy Weld from Port Weld, Mr and Mrs. Hanson ami Mr. (’array. St vim, 24th. Per s. Thuipiny from Port Weld. Mr. apd Mis. Dick,70 words
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Article193 1895-02-26 2 Tt st» \v. 26t it Town Band, Golf Club. 5 30 I’ m D’Arc’s Marionette*, I’own Hall, 9 p.m I’. C. C Tennis Tournament. Esplanade. High water nt Nev» Jetty, l-l'.t a m. and 1- 16 I' M. Mrs. Trotter's “At Home Rv-idency, Dancing to193 words
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Article69 1895-02-26 2 LONDON, 25th Febrvahy. 1895. A Punitive Expedition. A punitive expedition against the natives of Brass River under Sir Claude Macdonald attacked and burned the stronghold of Nimbi. There was sharp fighting. Lieutenant Taylor of the cruiser St. Ueorje and two seamen were killed and five wounded. The War.69 words
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Article444 1895-02-26 2 Mk. Alan Wilson returned from Kota St;i yesterday evening in the s. s. Kota Sta. The Perak Gov::bn.ment a»lveitises for an exj»erienced water works engineering fitter. The hteamlr Jm Ho brought 5.993 tins of keroseue oil yestenlay afternoon from Balb.tlan. The Dutch ouxboat Sind >r >. Commander J L.444 words
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Article195 1895-02-26 2 The case against J. G. Dragon, ex-chief clerk of Niboug Tebal District Office, was called yesterday morning. He was charged with forgery by making alterations in the daily cash book after it had been initialled by the District Officer. There xvere 3 counts against him. Mr. Gottlieb for195 words
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Article27 1895-02-26 2 FFhom our C’ohrespondent.] KLANG. 26th February. The shipments yesterday Avere To Penang, 14-Gpikuls of tin To Singapore, 1,164 [Time from Klang, 3 h. 38 min27 words
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753 1895-02-26 2 In all verity the amusement provided by the D’Arc’s Marionettes last night at the Town Hall was distributed with an unsparing hand—it was full measure running over. From the moment the curtain rose to introduce Fau-farinade, a forgiveably inebriated Peirrot on stilts, till it753 words
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Article744 1895-02-26 2 A NOTHER TICHBORNE CLAIMANT. AV e never seem likely to hear the last of the Tichborne case, for yet again has the real Tichborne lieen discovered, this time in the ]>erson of a William Cresswell. A Mrs. Jenkins is the prime mover in the case, and the announcement of her744 words
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2270 1895-02-26 2 Annual Report, 1894. Gentlemen, —Y'onr mmittee. in p'p*enting iheir second Animal K>q>or ar>- glad n i>e ahl<‘ to state that dm t g In- year 18 4 x new «■slate's ami eleven n»w men b r- "ere pit- 11« <1 up.m the li'M.ks > f the2,270 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement246 1895-02-26 2 pritehard Co. PROVISIONS! PROVISIONS!! PROVISIONS!!! FROM CROSSE AND BLACKWELL'S AND OTHER NOTED HOUSES. Fresh Stocks and Reasonable Prices. Price Lists—Post tree oi| applica ioi|. HAMS BACON CHEESES Regular Monthly Shipments. WINES SPIRITS I! LIQUORS CYDER AND MALT LIQUORS BENTWOOD FURNITURE A .|,V.1." ARM, HALF-ARM AND ROCKING CHAIRS. PRITCHARD CO., TRY.246 words
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Advertisement271 1895-02-26 2 NtW ADVtR I ISEMEN IS. PERAK GOVERNMENT NOTIFICAI lON, iIV ANTED an exp i i-:u d Wa! r Work* I I Engineering Fitter for the Pul-lie Works Department. Perak Salary s6O l per mensem with quarters at Changkat Jong. Teluk Anson. Applicants must la- qualified to tak charge of pumping271 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous92 1895-02-26 2 II E.l TH PH HEPOH T. Taken at Prison Hospital Oli»e iiilori 25th I'» hri iky. 1897». 9 a.m. 3 r.u 9 r.u. Bar. red 32 Fah 29 921 29.8|:> 29 868 I'l-111 pv rat 111 e 79. 83 7k Wet Bulb Tiiei inoinvl ci 75. 77 76 Max. Temp,92 words
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184 1895-02-26 3 Latxur. c 5 Names of Estates, g.* g |2 1 8 j 2 a *5 5 < t- u *-s t1 The Mount... 100 58 58 2 Tremelbye 110 60 60 3 New Amherst 4< '3 202 60 262 4 Glenmarie 8-5 20 8 10184 words
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Article638 1895-02-26 3 (From the London sporting correspondent to the "Bombay Gazette.”) THE RUGBY UNION AND PROFESSIONALISM. After all the manifestoes and countermanifestoes, committee meetings and subcommittee meetings, we do not appear to have arrived much nearer the solution of the vexed question of professionalism. If either side—Yorkshire or the(From the London sporting correspondent to the "Bombay Gazette.”) - 638 words
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Article554 1895-02-26 3 A St. John's correspondent makes w hat he confesses is only a feeble attempt to describe the situation iu Newfoundland consequent upon the financial crisis, of which our telegrams have recently told us. EveryI thing, he says, is in dire confusion. The most intelligent and far-seeing business men are554 words
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Article1374 1895-02-26 3 Bombay Gazette. At the next General Election, Socialism will be for the first time a disturbing, if not a potent, factor in English politics. The two traditional parties will have to reckon with an organized force of sufficient strength to upset the calculations of Liberal and ConservativeBombay Gazette. - 1,374 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement532 1895-02-26 3 TO LET. lIOUNT EDGECUMBE,” Penang 1' 1 Hills, fully furnished, by month or term. Apply to 48 R. A. P. HOGAN. TO LE T. TIURNISHED, for 3 months from Ist 1 April, No. 21, Northam Road. 84 Apply to Geo. F. ADAMSON. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Social Meeting of the Municipal Commissioners532 words
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Advertisement418 1895-02-26 3 WANTED IN SINGAPORE. CHINESE LAW CLERK with a good £1 knowledge of Chinese and able to I speak Malay. Write stating full particulars of past experience and past salaries received and salary expected to D. 87, Post Office, Singapore. 78 I IN THE GOODS OF KNUD LUDWIG CHRISTIANSEN DECEASED. TJURSUANT418 words
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Advertisement1844 1895-02-26 4 WHISKIES THE LATEST INVENTION TY COM PAN Y. Skull’s Okonite Trusses for Hernia (Rupture). CONSULTING ENGINEERS, NAVAL ARCHITECTS Cl n Mill i BLE'VD (Especially for Travellers, Colonists, and, Residents in Tropical Climates). SURVEYORS CONTRACTORS. ULU MULL DLL \U. I 7 J J SUPPLY ALL MACHINERY MATERIALS. FITTiNGS, TOOLS, APPLIANCES AND1,844 words
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Advertisement397 1895-02-26 4 Stationery, FOR I OFFICE, ESTATE. STORE, or PRIVATE USE, FOR SALE AT THE PinangGazetteOffice. BOOKS —vnrious <izes. BA LL I‘ROGKAMMES large latest designs. Baskerville cabinets, containing I’2o sheets Note Paper and 100 Ei velopes. Best quality paper. In greMt demand. $2.50 each. Blotting paper, white a thick. BIRTH CARDS, 6397 words
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