Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 5 January 1900

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    21 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. NEW SERIES. ESTABLISHED PB'CE 23 CEHTS. VOL. LVIII. FRIDAY, sth JANUARY,, igoo. No. 4.
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      766 1 Shipping jlotitfs. Peninsular Oriental Steam Navigation Company. B| r P HE mail steamers may bt x'A expected to arrive out-WI-J *> warJ s, and leave Penang 3 homewards, on the following dates: l Outward Homewards. Jan. ii Parramatta Jan. 13 25 Massilia 27 Feb. 8 I’al.tta Feb. 10 22 Bengal
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      855 1 IlitiilkS. Nederiandsche Handel Alaatschappij. (NETHERLAND trading society Established IS.II. Paid-up Caph al /35,783,000.00 Rkservi: Func: 2,536.444.12* Head Office in Amstekdam. Head Agency in Netherlands India The Factorij of the Nederiandsche Handel Maatschappii. Batavia Agencies and Branches.Singapore, Medan (Deli), Samarang, Sonrabaya, Padarg Cheribon, Tegal Pec.dongan, Pasoercean Tjilatjap. Mĕnadc Gorontalo. and Rangoon
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    283 2 Bombay. Ith JaNVABY. 8-40 p.m. Suppression of the Boers at Colesberg Hiding in the hills General French’s artillery compels the enemy to keep conceded in the hills. Campaign in the South Boeks Advance and Retreat. The Boers occupied Molteno and Cyphergat but retired from the latter place on
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    SEIZURES, SEARCHES, AND DETENTIONS.
    165 2 These little incidents, such as seizures, searches, and detentions of German steamers, must not b? allowed to cause an unfavourable impression on the public mind, either in the Biitish. or in the German, Empire. It is natural, though we do not say it is true, that
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    THE POSITION AT COLESBERG.
    351 2 I r is not easy with th items before us to form a definite notion as to what is really the p isition at Colesberg. We were told <>n Ttie-day that, according to Monday's evening papers. General l-'iench had routed the Boers and occupied Colesberg, on
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    LOCAL AND GENERAL.
    1186 2 Mr. C. Maxwell, who left Selangor un Sunday last, lias gone to Europe on long leave. Shipmate was shot on Sunday the poor old horse was very old and enfeebled, says the Malay Mail. Mr. I'. Stevens, the we’l-known train er, has die I suddenly at his
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    WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUND.
    22 2 FURTHER SUBSCRIPTIONS. Amount previously acknowledged $(5*823-73 C. A. Rauch Esq. 100. A. Oecbsle Esq. 20. Anonymous 100. $16,043.73
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    GOVERNOR McCALLUM
    69 2 Singapore Free Press. Writing privately from St. John’s, Newfoundland, to a Siugapoie friend, Sir Henry McCallum says We have had a capi'af summer here I am off 10 monow for ten days’ caribou-shooting and hope to bring back a good head or two. My West African disorder- have
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    STRIKE IN PENANG HARBOUR.
    82 2 The ma*-t rs, drivers, firemen, steersmen, &c., of most of the launches in port are out on strike for higher wages to-day Several of the launches which are flying b tie pet< r- and leady to sail for Kedah and oilier ports have consequently been delayed.
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    AN EXPERIENCE AT THE FRONT.
    109 2 The L'ape To vn < orre-pon'ent of the Dae v Chronicle telegraph- Ibe H n. (icOige Peel lias had an astonishing adven Hire. Wandei ing beyond Methuen’s camp h found himself in the presence of a Boe, who pte-ente I him not with a rifle,
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    AN OLD SUPERSTITION.
    103 2 There is anohl Burmese superstition, -ay- lhe Rangoon Gazette, that Freema-on-requiie a certain 1111 miter of human headfor their ceremonial observances on S'. John's Day. Probably this may have partly arisen front a Chinese devil feast oc> Hiring about the same time. With all our boast ed
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    CAPTAIN DREYFUS'S APPEAL TO FRANCE.
    136 2 Captain Dreyfus writes from Carpen tras re afifiiming Ins innocence He says It it not lor me to interfere in the political di-cussioo raised by the amne-ty ques'ion; but, if the decree whi h con«I- tuned me unjustly has deprived me ol my right as
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    INSULTING QUEEN VICTORIA.
    157 2 Captain Fieron, French naval attache, wl.o wa- among the guests at the annual inner of the Royal Temple Yacht club, at Avhicli Lotd < h.tries Be e-ford ptesi ed, de ivered a speech and sai l he expressed n >1 only his own f ehng-, but also
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    PENANG FREE SCHOOL.
    267 2 Prize Distribution The distribution of pt ize-to the scholars of this School will b- held al the Town Hall on Friday, the ***** instant, at 4 o’t lock. The R -i lent Councillor has kindly consented to preside. All friends are cordially invited. The Drainage Fund. As
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    SOUTH AFRICA ITEMS.
    85 2 Springfield. The direction taken by Thorneyci off s Hotse during their reconnoi ring move ment on Wednesday was towards Spring field which is to lhe south of the '1 and we-t of Co enso, and on the road Iron-, [•'rere to Bethany. Cyphergat. Cypher liter is 50
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    SPECIAL TELEGRAM.
    17 2 IELUK ANSON. Tin Shipments. (sth January) The shipments to-day are To I’enang, Jtbptkuls of tin.
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    HORSE-BREEDING IN JAPAN.
    120 2 The Japan Mail translates the f> Io i-Ja fiom a Fiench contemporary:fhe J nese mis-ion lias just conclu ed its a< sitions in our 1 egio 1. Amo .g the hor-e* purchased are Furot, fiom M. de Juge, f., 20,000 francs; and Moka, from M Las ouriiges,
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    DEPORTATION OF LINCHANCO.
    156 2 The American (Manila) sy-: Bv ..I of lhe American authoiities Lmc au. I who was airested som Inn am', v I I. ported on the sl«am Hongkong on I ue- ay 5' D 1* S Linchamo was Aguma do'- ugh. I man when the war biok out
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    CHINESE LOANS.
    192 2 >A'. C. Daily Nee s. Our native correspon lent at the<apit*l writes under date the 3JIII of N .veiub-iB that the Board of Revenue has cal ua eH that, commencing with next year 19 the Government paym- nts of inst.dinei, S in tegard to loans from abioa I
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    RECORD SEA SPEED.
    178 2 In somew hat boisteious weather', with J heavy sea tunning, the 11- w intbine detroyer l ifer, recently complete.) by tie] Parsons’ Steam Turbine Compai y, Wai send, took a second trial trip ovet the measured mi e near the Tyne. Hie Hial was to all appearam
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    MR. CLIFFORD ON MAI SALLEH.
    571 2 Is bis speech at Hie 13. N. Borne» li. ner, Governor C ifford .on. hided with .lit. fo lowing rental k-: 1 began with no intention of m king s| spee h, but there aie two 01 thiee Ihing-I must say before I sit down
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      2008 2 Priteharii *Co «Mto NAPTHALIN: X 1 llvlllll tl Vv» OalU anrl Otinks in Ilb tins A FOX TERRIER DOG. Municipal No. 255. Balls and Sticks in AID. tins Answers to the name of Dash? Colour 4-L(l£XtClA« white, tan spots on head. Finder will be 'at f v tl 7& cents.
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  • Obituary
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    110 2 081 I LA RY The f i lowing persons, in addition to Sii Henry late, ate included in lastamaii's death toll:Mr. Justice O’Brien, one of 'he mo-t eioqueul members of the Irish Judi'iil B*mli; Mr 1 Mbute R bertson, Assistant -e- r* la y f the >cot h E u
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    P. AND O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
    1234 3 The pr<sent repot. states :—The directors have row to submit their fifty-ninth annual jepr't- Tbe ne,t surplus for the year in h' I'”*/ /’6,604 brought forward, amounts 10 /”206,890, which, after deducting the jnu 1 nt dividend on the preferred stock of 2J pit
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    EXCHANGE.
    125 3 Penang, STH January, 1900. Rates close as follows London, Demand Bank 1 1: j| Do. 4 months’sight Bank i/nj Do. 3 Credits 2/0 Do. 3 Documentary 2 o, 1 Calcutta, Demand Bank R« 144 Do. 3 days’ sight Private 146 Bombay, Demand Bank <44 Do. 3 days’ sight Private
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    PENANG VOLUNTEERS.
    80 3 Orders by Captain A. R. Adams, Acting Commandant. Parades for This Week. Friday, 630 a.m A& B Coy. 5.0 pm. c-p B Officers and Noi'-Commissioned Officers. Officers and Non Commissioned Officers must attend the morning dribs as well as those with their own Companies in tire evenings. Forage
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    STEAMER REPORTS.
    325 3 The s.s. Rosa (Captain Davidson), which anived I.ere fiom Singapore this mouting, brought 140 deck-iassengers and agenda, cargo, for this port. T he s. s. Mary Austin (Captain Boyle), which arrived hue yesterday iioin Klang, brought 14 deck-passengers and a getieial cargo, lor this port. The s. s.
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    THE MAILS.
    50 3 Mails C< To-MORsow. For Per str. 1 im Deh ...Avagyee noon Klang ...Mary Austin 1 p.m. Langkat ...Jin Ho 2 p.m Edie, regli, Olehleh an IT. Sernawe G.G v Lansberge 1 r m. Deli ...Hebe 2 p.m Pangkor and Teluk Anson ..TawTong 2 pm Singapore ...Rosa 3 P-M
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    27 3 Steamer le A' riv Rangoon Kangra to-day. Rangoon Talituni (millsfrom Europe) 6-1-00 Singapore Van Swoll 8-1-00 Singapore Lightning 8-1-00 Singapore Bor mid a 8-1-00
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    SHIPPING.
    128 3 I o hay s. s. Loodiana from Singapore s. s. Canton from London s. s Benlarig from Singapore s. s. Avagyee from Deli s. s. Rosa fiom Singap re s s. Jin Ho from Lai kat s. s. Taw Tong from Teluk Anson s s. Pontianak from Bran an
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    SHIPPING EXPECTED.
    154 3 Jan. 6 s. s. Hebe from Singapore, for Deli. W. Mansfield 8c Co. 8 Extra P. 8c O. s. s. Socotra from Singapore, for Colombo, London and Antwerp, Gilfillan W o<»d 8c Co. 10 s. s. Cyclops fi om Liverpool, for Singapore and Java. Mansfield Co. 12 German
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      2449 3 McAlistßi 1 &Lo Saklott) Mistry, GRAHAM Co., Ltd., Jas. L. WOODFORD, VJ- BENGERT of Norborne. says:-For IHUiyifJUUi «V J J J nineteen months I lav a helpless crip- X S”(S. T ,i’lb'.'i‘'”, J |E 19 Stveet. 38 BEACH STREET. HAVE THE BEST SELECTION MUUUtVr. a proof of the terrib'e pain
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    174 4 PhNANG, STH JANUARY. 1900. Im 66 ;5° (Trang out ot seasons 111.n.1. Pepper West Coast... no sales. (Acheen 61b.. no salesWhile Pepper 4° 75 Cloves (picked) 37M ice No. i .00.-sellere. Mace Pickings do Nutmegs <«•— (No. 1 7-75 J'»Sugar a 4- 8 5 47" do Tapioca
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    SINGAPORE SHARE LIST.
    228 4 {Shaits 'timet, JKD Jani ary. 1900 > Rauhs (15/10 pd.) S 62— /1 fully pai l »62.50 Jckhus (»5 pd.) Sitsuk-. Pahang Corp. (/ipJ.) sti s.iATemelongs fi<'7s Kecliati Gold <£lo paid) »i->.50 tnyus '-S.Raubl.tdJ# ioo|'<l.). $2OO. Redjang L“boug ifl. loot »2<So. Fraser ANeave, Ltd. jo-pd.) |BB.—s.iU Stiaits
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