Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 4 March 1895

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    22 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DA.ILTF. NEW SERIES.] ESTABLISHED 1833. [I'RICE 20 CENTB. VOL. Lin. MONDAY, MARCH 4. 1895. No. 51
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      692 1 (Hotter. ihr i Irieutal Steam Xivixitiin Company. r PHh> mail steamers may ’.yd be expected to arrive °utwards, and leave Penang 1 Jf homewards, on the following dates: O itwxrds. Ko nuTirds. I Pet.’a 16:1. Mar. >is -r- I-Hi.,.1 7,3, Mar 3jJ! R.hilla 21st I i Lie amove dir.-s are
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      1289 1 £WU?pm3 {notices bnlilcH INUIA 81 LAM NAVIUAriON COMPANY,-(LTD.). banks. KOMNKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAAFSCHAPFIJ. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Ocean Steam Ship Company. NEGAPATAM LINE OF STEAMERS. Corporation. HOLT S WEEKLY LINE Intended Sailhiff and expected Arrival of steamer». Paid-up Capital $10.000,000. Rfsekve Fund 85.000,000 w. I llesf.rvf. Liability of Pkoprietoks $10,000,000. K Foil
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      566 1 NEDERLAWSUE HANDEL PAAISIHAHIJ. (Netherland Trading Society.) Established 1824. Paid-up Capital j 35,7b3,U(>0. Reserve Funds j 2.Ut6.155.6u| Head Offh e in Amsiekdam. Head Agency in Netherlands India. The Factorij of the Nedet landnhe Handel Maatschappij, Batavia. Agencies and Branches. —»Singapore Medan (Deli), Samaiang, Bourabaia. I’adatig, Cheribon, 'legal, Pcealongiui. Ptisaroean, and Tjiiatjap.
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    102 2 Penang, Itii Maiuii. 1895. Tin >35.10 (innig 10—buyers. Bi.u-k Pepper < West. 8.50 sei h-rs. ActuM u 3!1. 8«./.. 9.2 V d<>. While Pepper I-’’- ‘J°Cloves (picked) 26. do. Muce No. 1 Mace Pickings 'o. 1 Nutniogs d°. < No. 1 7 2 1,0 Sugar j 2...
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    EXCHANGE.
    129 2 Penang, 4iih March, 1895. RaIKS close AS EOLI.OWS: Isindon, Demand Bank Do. 4 months'sight. Bank 1 I‘a Do. 3 Credit 20| Do. 3 Document mx 2Of Calcutta, Demand Bank 182 Do. 3<l da ys‘ sioli I Piivate 186 Bombay, Demand Bank I*2 Do. 30 days’ sight. Private 186 Madras,
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    MAIL NOTICE.
    121 2 M>ll* CUI.SE I'o-MOIIHOW. for Per »tr. Time. Sinynpore Jap m 11 a.m. Klang and Malacca I'eijn ...11 a.m. Tongkali. Kopab. Hcn»ng M<-rgui »ind Tavoy Cornelia .11 *.M. Edie. T. Seinawe, Segli and Olrhich Hole (Jan ton.. 11 AM. Langkat Jin Ho noon Pangkor and T. Anaon Canton 2
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    33 2 From Negapatam —By the B. I. s m. .S'rcmidm to-tn--rrow. Fiuim Rangoon: —By the B. I s. s. Pentakota on Wedoe.-d.iy. Fkom SingaPOHE: —By he B I. I’urnea on Friday.
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    SHIPPING.
    277 2 t rrhals. To-i«a r. s. (Jiitela from Tri- atw. s. f'liittoo fi-o-n I' Anion s. s M 'rg from D<-li s s (ilennhiei from Si-ig.ip »re. s. s .V ong <|o. h. r. 3/. Wijiriii'h’» from (>|. ld«-l« VehiE no. g. a l!'o«/i,‘ from S.-gli m. m. //•> Kieei
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    179 2 t rri» a a. To-DAV. Per i. s. Clrnthiel from Singa|mre, Mr an«l Mri. Alliert i and elnld, Mi»-. > Cumiiiiiig ami Mr Daniel. Y n I H I n l Pera, i Taie To«g trmn Teltik Aha-iii, Dr. Haviland, Mr Wragg«-ami Mr. Berwick. Sati khay, 2m» Per
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    COMING EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
    125 2 M«iNI»AY. I I It Toxvn Hand. l-\|il >« mide, 5-30 P M. First Quarter, 7-35 P M. Higli water at N« xv Jetty, 6-37 a m. and 7- 1 p M. Tuesday. stii Town Band, Golf Chib. Ni'gapatmn mail «lue, R. I. s. a Secundm.
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    REUTER’S TELEGRAM.
    176 2 LONDON. 3kd March. 1895. The War. Oh the afternoon of Snivlay the 24th February thirteen thousand Chinese attacked Haicheng and were repulsed after severe fighting, losing two hundred killed. The Japanese loss is stated to be two hundred and seventy. The parleying relative to the powers and credentials
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    LOCAL.
    519 2 We hear that a Medical Club has just Ims-ii Htart«-<1 iu G>>p 'ag. The Perak Government steani launch (’■niifaiicc will In* sold by auction on Thursday. 14th infttaut. The steamer Nam Yong arrived this afternoon from Singapore, bringing 866 Chinese inimi'rants The White Star steam r Or'inir. which is
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    THE CHINTING AND THE EUROPEAN FROM PERAK.
    334 2 A rather disagreeable incident took place yesterday at the Jetty. A sick gentle- man, being brought over from Perak by his medical attendant and a friend, ha«l just been landed and had !>een taken to the hospital by the Colonial Surgeon, wh -n
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    P.C.C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    42 2 Profession Pairs. The «emi-fical ‘tie’ between C. G. Garrard and A W. O’Sullivan (Civil c ervi-o) and P. Marshall a-id H. H Gdbey (Telegraphs) was eonclud-al n c aturdav evening. The Civil Service »»on by 4-6, 6-3, 6-5.
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    “GAZETTE" NOTIFICATIONS.
    125 2 (Ist March.) Port Huies under the Harbours Ordinance f >r the h irbour ami channels at Penang an 1 published. The L-'w- Yuen Club, Singapore, a”d the High Sch<H»l Chinese F-»otball Club. Malacca. are exempted from registration under the S wieties’ Ordinance. It is notified that Don Daniel
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    THE BRITISH DOLLAR.
    358 2 Somewhat tardily, perhaps, The Time» has discovered that a British d liar is shortly to make its appearance, and that the end of the Chino-Japanese War. and the opening up of China which is anticipabsl as one of its consequences, will therefore fiml a British coinage ready
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    SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
    120 2 r’aoM ot h t'oi<: rsi oxioxt., TELIK ANSON. 4th Mauch The shipments to-day are— To Penang, 1,269 pikuh of tin [Time from Teluk Anson, 1 h. 23 min KLA NG. 4th March. The shipments on Saturday were— To Singapore, 208 pikuls of tin There were no shipments on
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    THE PETALING COFFEE COMPANY.
    185 2 (Free Pre»».) At a meeting held a few days ago at the offices of M essrs. Donaldson and Burkin.-haw the preliminaries for the formation of this company were settled. The capital is fixed at SIOO.OOO, more than half of which has been already agreed to be
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    IMPRISONMENT FOR NON-PAYMENT OF FINE.
    270 2 Recently, m an address to a crowded minting of the members of the Hongkong “Odd Volumes” under the presidi-ney of the Governor, Chief Justice A< kr< yd maintained that imprisonment for non-payment of fines is unconstitutional, and instead of being of any use it is
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    GENERAL.
    283 2 .—Medical Mr. Hy. Hucks Gibbs, the President f ‘he Bimetallic Tieague, writing in the B:metallist.” predicts the early triumph 4 Bimetallism, and calls attention to the fact that the whole army of Professors of Political Economy are on that side, and must ultimately win. So mote it be According
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      407 2 l\j r W ADV t!\ T ISEM tNI S. NO TICE. 1 PRACTICAL Book-Keeper ami Corj\_ respondent op-n to engagement. Address X stating terms. 105 TCWN HALL, PENANB. OWING TO THE UNPRECEDENTED AND ENOKMOVs SUCCESS D'Arc’s Fantoches Fran(Marionettes) WILL REMAIN A FEW NIGHTS LONGER. Reduced Prices tor Natives. Stalls, Reserved
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      362 2 i TO LEI. 11URNISHED, for 3 months ‘from Ist April, No. 21, Northam Road. 84 Apply to Geo. F. ADAMSON. TO LET. TAUBLIN LODGE,” No. 19, Northam 17 Road, from Ist April. 101 Apply to J. W. HALLIFAX. NOTICE. rpHE INTEREST and responsibility of I Goh Boon Tek alias Goh
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      80 2 WEATHER RETORT. Taken nt Priatm lloapilal Obaei t alm*). 3kd Mak cit. 189.5 9 i.w. 3 r.M 9i- Bar. re<l 32 Full 29 931 9.866 2' ».8 12 Tempi-fat life 81.— 87 8' > Wet Bull» Tliernmmvl<-i 75. 77 -5 77. Max. Temp in ahrnle 92 8 M in. <lo.
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    THE MUNICIPALITY.
    566 3 At th 1 ordinary ail appeal m eetings o the Miviicipil Commissioners held on Fridav afternoon at the Town Hall, there were present Mr. J. Y. Kennedy {President), Mr. J. Gibson and Mr. G. F. Adamson. The minutes of the last meeting held on the 15th ultimo were
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    SINGAPORE NEWS.
    384 3 (From our contemporaries.) The petition to the House of Commons is bring numerously signed. The number of Singapore lady cyclists is stead.ly inert asing. The Irishmen in Singapore have issued invitations for their St. Patrick’s day dance, on the 15th inst. The s. s. Altonower, which it will
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    PERAK NEWS.
    597 3 {Perak Government Gazette, Ist March) Ketirem nt. Dr. H. 11. Sheppard, State Surgeon, has retired from the service of His Highness the Sultan of Perak on a pension, as from the 14th October, 1894. Appointments. Mr. H. T. Duhan, Acting Deputy Commissioner, Ist Perak Sikhs, to be’ Acting
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    STRAITS AFFAIRS IN THE HOME PAPERS.
    403 3 The following is Mr. Rathborne’s letter to the Times, which drew forth Sir Cecil Smith’s letter already published (To the Editor of the Times.") Sir, —The letter of the chairman of the Straits Settlements Association in your today’s paper shows that the C flony
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    SUMMARY OF HOME NEWS.
    1036 3 (L. C. Express, February Ist.) .The Court. The Queen is at Osborne. The Prince of Wales will leave England on a three weeks’ yachting tour in the Mediterranean about February 20. It is stated that in June next the Tsar and Tsiritsa will visit this country,
    (L. & C. Express, February Ist.)  -  1,036 words
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    CRICKET.
    161 3 (Perak Pioneer.) At a Cbinmitte of the Perik Club held rec *ntly, it was definitely decided, we'understand, to abandon for the present the intention of playing the Sti; its v. Perak match. This is mainly due to the former team being unable to com here until April next, when
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      427 3 TO LET Wl H BOARD. ONE Bedroom, Dressing-room and Bathroom also tin extra Bedroom. EDELWEISS COTTAGE,” 82 No. 10, Clove Hall Hoad. WANTED. G- v'jrnment o c Perik i N ASSISTANT DRESSER for the Meili/al Dep irtmeiit, Perak. Saliry §25 per m*ns*m (rising to §3O after six months, on passing
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      863 3 KINTA RACES. GOSLING CO. QETTLING DAY” is fixed for Mon--0 day, ria- 4tii March, 1895. W. P. HUME. 97 Hon. Secretary. 7 EXTRA STOUT, TRY. Jules Bobin A Co’s Brandy CHAMPION BRAND At S-15 per case including duty. House of* Lords' Whisky. At §l2 per case including dutv. BoJ ILED
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