Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 16 March 1895
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Article113 1895-03-16 2 Penang, 16th March, 1895. Tm *34 95 <’ Tiling 9 75 sellers. Blin k Pepi.ei West Const... 8.50 do. Aclieen slh B<>z. 9.20 do. While Pepper 13. <l<>. Cloves (picked) 26. do. Mace No. 1 «o.— buyers. Mace Pickings <••. do. Nutmegs 92. sellers No. 1 7.2<t113 words
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Article137 1895-03-16 2 Penang, 16th March, 1895. Rates close as koi.lows: Condon, Demand Bank 2 do! Do. I mom Its' sight Bank 2/0| Do. 3 Credit 2 Do. 3 Domi men tn ry 2Of Calcul la, Ih'iriand Bank IU lB>s Do. 3o days'sight Private 180 Bombay, Demand Bank 185 Do. 30' days’137 words
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Article25 1895-03-16 2 > Mails close on Monday. For Per str. Time. Edie, Telok Seinawe, Segli and Olehleh e 11 K Aljeh... Ipm Dili... Avagyee 2 p.m25 words
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Article38 1895-03-16 2 Fkom Singapore: —By 'he s. s. Enplecl la to-morrow. Fkom Rangoon :—By the B 1. s. s. Lindula and Cheang Hock Kian on Mondav. Fkom Neg'Patam: —By the B. I. s. s. (7amorta on Tuesday.38 words
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Article327 1895-03-16 2 t ri'i i ids. T<>-n 11. s. s. Aragyee from Deli. s. s Rormid t from Singapore. P. it s. s. Pekin from London. i v s. s. ady Wel l from I’. Weld. s R. K. Aljeh from Olehleh. Departure*. To oil s. s. Fook Ching for Langkat.327 words
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Article157 1895-03-16 2 A rri» a's. To- da 1. Per 8 Ic.igyre from Deli, G. A Ketseliker and Mi .'m l. Stclz.e. Depart urea. To-day. Per P. it O. 8 a. Japan for L •ndoii, Mrs Allen and child and Mr. ami Mrs. Sargvant Per P. <t o I'.kia for X157 words
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Article174 1895-03-16 2 S m i; aniv. 16th Town Bund, Golf ('hili High water nt New Jetty, 3.58 am. and 25 p.m Cricket match, Ist Eleven B. R C. rs. P. R Buttcrwoi tli Maven’s (,'omrdy ami Burlesque Company, ‘‘The New Boy Town Hall, 9-30 p.m. Sunday, 17rn174 words
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Article101 1895-03-16 2 LONDON, 15th March, 1895. The Reina Regente.” All hopes of the Spanish cruiser Ifeitia Retjente have been abandoned. There is grief and dismay in Spain over the disaster. The Terms of Peace. The Tinies believes that Japan will demand the cession of Formosa and the Liaotang Peninsula. A101 words
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Article857 1895-03-16 2 The Sultan of Kedah has wired to the Siamese Consul here announcing his safe arrival in Calcutta. Ihe steamer Borm da arrived this morning from Singapore. She brought 757 Chinese immigrants. According to a Reuter’s telegram, the Crown Prince of Siam was formally investe<l with the Insignia of the857 words
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Article124 1895-03-16 2 The second p'-rtormance given by the Maven Burlesque Company of Robin Hood Esq.,” at the Regimental Theatre last night was well attended, especially by the soldiers, who joined in the chorus of the different songs. The songs, dances and topical allusions had lost none of their freshness,124 words
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233 1895-03-16 2 \Ve have received a copy of a pajier read by the Hon. T. H. Whitehead. M. l. c Hongkong, l>efore the Royal Colonial Institute on February 12th on “The critical Position of British Trade with Oriental Countries." The pa|<er is too233 words
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Article312 1895-03-16 2 Tin. In the course of an article on the world s production of tin the Moniteur Oficiel du Commerce states that according to data collected by M. Murtelet since 1838. the Malay Peninsula has supplied nearly 30.000 tons of tin. that is to say, more312 words
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Article56 1895-03-16 2 [FhoM OUK <'<>!< I: KNI'ONDKX'I KLANG. 16th March. The shipments yesterday were— To Penang, 338 pikuls of tin. To Singapore, 172 [Time from Klang, 36 min. TELUK ANSON. 16th March. The shipments to-day are To Penang, 494 pikuls of tin. To Singapore, 2,793 o f ore. Do 4656 words
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Article676 1895-03-16 2 The following has been kindly communicated to us by one who was present Yesterday, at 3 p. m., the Hon. Vermont paid his jubilee visit to the Brothers’ School. On entering the recepti u hall the boys greeted him with a f, w verses of welcome, the676 words
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258 1895-03-16 2 Mr. Henniker Heaton asked the I nderSecretary of State for the Colonics whether he was aware that in consequence of the large contribution demanded by Her Majesty’s Government from the Straits Settlements the unofficial members of the Council, or some of258 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement298 1895-03-16 2 pritchard Co. LADIES’ DEPARTMENT. WE HAVE JUST OPENED OUT E.cs 8. GLENGARRY” A large assortment of MANCHESTER GOODS CONSISTING OF Horrockses Long Cloth. India Long Cloth. Bleached Damask. Damask Covers. Honeycomb Quilts. Plain Twill Wigan Sheetings. Embroidered Cloth Table Covers. Marsella Toilet Covers. Twill Flannel in all shades. Sideboard Covers.298 words
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Advertisement391 1895-03-16 2 New advertisement. TOWN HALL, FENANG. To-night, Saturday 16th, < ewts-rt-* WIM FIRST PRODUCTION OF ARTHUR LAW'S COMEDY “THE NEW BOY.” The present Success of London. Special Engagement of Mr. .1. H. XI XX. Who will appear as Felix Roach." Phices $2 <L $l. Plan at MAYNARD A Co. NO! ICES.391 words
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Advertisement28 1895-03-16 2 FOR SALE. VIEWS of Penang, Singapore, Perak, Selangor and Sumatra. Photos enlarged, various sizes up to 3 ft., on bromide paper. W. JONES, No Ic. King Street. Photographer,28 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous69 1895-03-16 2 WEATHER REPORT. Taken at PrUoii Hospital Ob»ei 1 atory. 15th Maigii, 189.5. Him. 3 p.m 9p m. Bur. red 32 Full 29 809 .797 .B+6 Tempernl ure 81.— 8H 8 80. Wet Bulb Thermometer 78. 80 5 77. Max. Temp, ill shade 92 5 Min. do. do. 75. Max. iII69 words
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Article1010 1895-03-16 3 (L. C. Express, February 22nd.) The Court. The Queen came to London on 18th inst and held a Drawing Room the next day al Buckingham Palace. Her Majesty, who had a most enthusiastic welcome in "the metropolis, returned to Windsor on 20th inst. Parliament. In the(L. & C. Express, February 22nd.) The Court. - 1,010 words
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Article194 1895-03-16 3 Scottish Newspaper. M E vk been frozen for mair tha-> a week, Neither water nor gas can we get, We hae no had our troubles to seek, And there’s no the least signs o’ thow yet. The wile’s in her bed wi’ the canid, A sair want inScottish Newspaper. - 194 words
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292 1895-03-16 3 The hearing of the summonses taken out .by the Anti-Gambling League against Lords Ellesmere, March, and Rendlesham, stewards of the Jockey Club, for permitting betting in the enclosures at Newmarket, was resumed on 16th Feb. Witnesses were called to pvove that betting was carried292 words
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Article236 1895-03-16 3 Several of the principal banking institutions and firms connected with the Java sugar industry have isent a petition to the Dutch Minister for the Colonies, in which they draw his Excellency’s attention to the gloomy position of the article. In consequence of the enormous protection granted236 words
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476 1895-03-16 3 A Shanghai contemporary thinks that Nanking and not Formosa will be the next objective of the Japanese. It says:— Instead of descending on Formosa, we believe, from information which we have long since received, and which has recently beeii confirmed, that the army476 words
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Article508 1895-03-16 3 The special correspondent of the China Mail writing from Chefoo on Feb. 25th says I have seen the foreigners who came here from Wei-hai-wei after the capture of Leukungtau and the surrender of the Chinese fleet to the Japanese. I have questioned these foreigners on the documents that508 words
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Article713 1895-03-16 3 (Hongkong Telegraph, March 7th.) Another illustration of flie way coolie labour drains a country of its coin maybe seen from a recent experience at Deli and from the treasure brought here by a vessel in port to-day. Six thousand Chinamen arrived in Deli from China under(Hongkong Telegraph, March 7th.) - 713 words
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Article202 1895-03-16 3 (Straits Times, 13th March.) Jdebin ($5 |><l.) $4.20 sellers. Kaubs J 3 10 pd.) $l.lO sales. fully paid ISJ sales. Punjoms (s3} pd.) SSJ sales. Pahang Corp. (jtl pd.) S3J sales. Maynard A Co. ($lOO pd.) $3O sellers. Pengerangs ($5O pd.) $75 sales. Straits Insurance ($2O pd.)(Straits Times, 13th March.) - 202 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement160 1895-03-16 3 FOR SALE. rpHE owner, leaving the Colony, offers a I Crandall Type-Writer, in perfect condition. 25"„ less than cost, and a Simplex Copying Press.” 123 D. D. MOORE. NOTICE. rpHE interest and responsibility of Teoh I Boon Kiew in the firm or chop of “Joo Teik,” carrying on business as160 words
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Advertisement629 1895-03-16 3 > NOTICE. THE f r |'HE INTEREST and responsibility of**// AL rJ 91 t I Goh Boon Tek alias Goh Chin Geok tl 0 11S U V /1 R KOVCI i t in our firm ceased on 26th December, 1894, -s corres]K>nding to the 30th day of 11th moon j629 words
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Advertisement374 1895-03-16 4 Stationery, FOR OFFICE, ESTATE, STORE or PRIVATE USE, FOR BAI.E AT THE PinangCazetteOffice. A CCOI.KT BOOKS-,., i0,,, iw HA LL 1A Infest designs. DA>KERViLLE CABINETS, J) 120 sheets Note P rtp r Slld 10f? F| R Ij.pe»- Best qunli.y pill r j,, e dermoid. $2.50 each. Blotting paper, white a374 words
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