Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 11 January 1900
1900-01-11
1
4
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/pinangazette
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
-
Title Section22 1900-01-11 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. NEW SERIES ESTABLISHED 1833. PRICE 20 CENTS. VOL. LVIII. THURSDAY, nth JANUARY, 1900. No. 9.22 words
-
Article707 1900-01-11 1 PROGRAMME OF ANNUAL RACE MEETING, 1900. To be held at Batts Gajah on Thursday the Ist, and Saturday, the 3rd, of February. FIRST DAV. 1. The Maidkn Plate. i Value t2so< A Race for all Maiden Horses j that have run a.t any Meeting held under the707 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement830 1900-01-11 1 pipping llatias. Peninsular Oriental Steam Navigation Company. 'urv fit HE mail steamers may t>c expected to arrive outh 1 wards, and leave Penang homewards, on the following dates: Outwards. Homewards. Bengal Jan. n Parramatta Jan. 13 Chusan 25 Massilia 27 Coromandel Feb. 8 ISaletta Feb. 10 Parramatta 22 I Bengal830 words
-
Advertisement1450 1900-01-11 1 Mminiii’Fvunrri) 1 r ivn BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, Limited. Skipping ibtas. NORDDhUIsGIIhII LL)iD koninkluxe paketvaart maatschappij. NEGAPATAM LINE Or STEAMERS. Tl "W Ol JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd, a< ML Intended Sailing and expected Arrival of Steamers. m 1 I Will Sail Steamer. From Expf.ctbd on 11 1 (I1,450 words
-
Advertisement207 1900-01-11 1 THE PINANG GAZETTE,” ENLARGED DAILY EDITION. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. 11HE of tlfo Pinang Gazette delivered free is as follows: lo Government Offices an! Merchants’ Godouni in Penang.—Per annum... 824 payable in advance. I By Post. Per annum... 827 do. Single copy 20 cents. Advertisement Rates. Minimum charge $2. 5 lines207 words
-
Advertisement719 1900-01-11 1 Hanks. Nederlandsclie Mandel Alaatscbappij. (NETHERLAND TRADING SOCIETY Established 1824. Pat D-up Capital /35,783,000.c0 Reserve Fune: 2,536,444.12} Head Office in Amsterdam. Head Agency in Netherlands India The I'actorij of the Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij, Batavia Agencies and Branches.Singapore, Medan (Deli), Samarang, Sourabaya, Fading Cberibon, Tegal Pccalongan, Pasoeroenn Tjilatjap. Menadc Gorontalo, and Rangoon719 words
-
-
Article137 1900-01-11 2 Bombay, iith January. 6-52 a.m. Seizure of a German Vessel. Re leash of the Herzog.” The German steamer Herzog, which was taken to Durban by a British war-vessel and there detained, has been released. The Boers at Stormberg A Strong Position General Gatacre has reconnoitred the Boer position137 words
-
Article150 1900-01-11 2 Neutrals may carry on ordinary trade directly or indirectly with a country at war, but the vessels used are not allowed to convey any contraband of war. To the question of what is, or is not, contraband of war, we need not here turn, but will confine150 words
-
Article180 1900-01-11 2 The sudden and big drop in the price of British consols on the ***** of December was, of course, due to ihe rumours of a fresh issue, and need not be regarded as the result of the few temporary, however serious, reverses, which the British arms have180 words
-
Article337 1900-01-11 2 Wk have placed before our readers some of the mildest paragraphs, w hich have recently appeared in French newspapers, and these have given an inkling of the fury maintained bv our volatile neighbours in Europe against England. English institutions, and even England's Queen. England, not Great Britain,337 words
-
Article332 1900-01-11 2 It was notified yesterday that the Transvaal government have declined to allow the American consul at Pretoria to represent, or, as we would rather say, look after, British interests in the South African Republic. Trouble has previously arisen in that quarter, and the United States government,332 words
-
Article700 1900-01-11 2 Bridge is now- the chief card-room game in India, and is equally |>opu!ar in Bombay, Calcutta, and Simla. Mr. Hall yesterday fined Ramasami $2, for causing au obstruction with his sampan at the steps of the New Jetty on the 9'.h instant. A Straits cricket team, under700 words
-
Article36 1900-01-11 2 Excellent Recognition of the Offender. Kupu, a Hindu milk-seller, was yesterday fined $2O with costs by Mr. Woodward, for selling tnilk adulterated with water to Mr. Twose on the 30th of last November.36 words
-
64 1900-01-11 2 Tub proposal of the Madras municipality to purchase the electric tramways has been objected by the Madras government. The latter are opposed to the municipality’s raising the necessary loan of fifteen lakhs of rupees on security of the rates and taxes, as the pt esent loans64 words
-
Article95 1900-01-11 2 There will be a festal evensong and a sermon at St George's Church on Sunday next, at 6 pm, when the new organ will be played for the first time. Processional and Recessional Hymns with be sung; the Anthem will be O how amiable are Thy Dwellings.”95 words
-
Article98 1900-01-11 2 Only two cases were disposed of at the Assizes yesterday, though the Court sat from tt a.m. to 6 p.m. In the first <ase, the prisioner Pakiri, who was charged with housebreaking at Bertam was, after a trial that lasted the whole morning, a< quitted by the jury.98 words
-
Article102 1900-01-11 2 The rumour ha« got abroad in London that Mr. John Morley had joined the Roman Catholic Church, and a representative of the Daily Chronicle at once posted off to ai-k Mr. Gladstone's biographer if tl ete was anything in the hardy annual this lime. I must102 words
-
Article84 1900-01-11 2 The battalions that form the Seventh Division (General Tu- k) have been select ed from the following tegiments:2nd Norfolk Regiment, Fermoy 2nd Lincoln shire Regiment. Aldershot: 2nd East Yorkshire Regiment, 1 ernpleniore 2nd Cheshire Regiment, L’merick; 2nd South Wales Borderers, Dublin; Ist King's Own Scottish Borderers, Dublin84 words
-
217 1900-01-11 2 Sultan, a fish dealer, and police con stables 22 Shaid and 63 Mat Esah, of Tai jmg I'i kong Station, were yesterday charged Irefure Mr. Bryant with being in po-se-sion of eight fish, valued at $1 50, alleged to be stolen, and the property217 words
-
243 1900-01-11 2 Mutu, a Kling lad, who was employed as a cl okra to Captain Cobb, superine i-lent cf the jetty sheds, was yesterday charged before Mr Bryant, with dishonestly di-posing of a black dress coat, and a pair of flannel trousers, alleged243 words
-
311 1900-01-11 2 While the pay of the Pahang officers is being raised, writes a correspondent to the Malay Mail, the old course of bad or insufficient housing continuesnay, in many cases, is a minus quantity altogether An I. C. S- man who visited Perak is reported to311 words
-
Article119 1900-01-11 2 [From our own correspondent.’ Ba TU (iAJAH. (11th January) Kinta Gymkhana Club Entries for the Sultan’s Cup" u r u u .n^ 1 5 Chag I>atrh Mr. H. B. Pike s ch a g Gr/nt e Mr.Chong Ah Yong's br a g Reside Messrs. Lynch and Garland’s br119 words
-
35 1900-01-11 2 The Bui ma Chinese Boundary Com mission Lave now arrived at the Yu. llldP botder, and the work of demanation is about to be sommenced. The Chines» officials have also arrived.35 words
-
85 1900-01-11 2 Three fresh cases of plague were re r orded in Calcutta on tl.e 27th ofDe< ember The plague is steadily increasing in Bri ar Government hive fought it for tl.e 'as; two years with unceasing strenuousnes= but the people will not report casts.85 words
-
Article97 1900-01-11 2 The s. s. Karami, v. hi- h left the Thame: the other day for South Africa, had ot-e f the heaviest cargoes of war material tba: has ever been despatched from Britts shores. Among the ammuniti n are forty million tounds of small-arm ammurc. lion 7,0c0 rounds97 words
-
117 1900-01-11 2 The Princess of ales, in response to a I request front the editor of Woman s Weekly I for a Chri-tmas message to the wiv-s anil families of the soldiers now fighting ir. I South Africa, has sent from Sandringham the following touching and gracious letter117 words
-
Article148 1900-01-11 2 Tub L C Express's Hamburg correspondent writing on the I2tbof Deremlter says :Severe weather has set in. On the 9th inst. 8 to 9 degrees (< 'el-iu-J it below zero were registered On the toth there was a heavy fall of snow. Floating ice soon appeared in the148 words
-
Article182 1900-01-11 2 Ihe Towyn (Me>ioneth) magistrates had before them six sell- o -boys, all under fourteen years of age, 011 a charge of 1 eng malicious damage to a bouse. It was stated in evidence that all the boys of Llanegryn, a vi'iage at the foot of182 words
-
Article351 1900-01-11 2 The disease which has broken out amongst horses in the British and Boer camps in South Aftica is called "pinkeye in the telegram, a name that does not convey any meaning to the unprofessional reader. It is no more and no less than influenza, its symptoms and course being351 words
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1907 1900-01-11 2 Pritchard Co. MUBIC: NAPLIN: B|| Balls and Sticks in 1 lb. tins F New Organ will be opened at EvenNB* H® I song on Sunday next, 14th January, at llkifia ar Itr Its per tin 75 cents. 6 pm. Preacher The Rev. H. C. Henham. JANUARY RACE MEETING NEW DANCES*1,907 words
-
-
Article1242 1900-01-11 3 A Dhmockat’s Protest. On the 16tli of December, in the United C| a cs louse. of representatives, Mr. AVil 1 Sulzer, one cf the democratic members for New York, introduced a re solution having rtfereuceto the Boer war. Theiesolution is couched in distinctly AntiEnglish terms.1,242 words
-
Article299 1900-01-11 3 Percentages of Casualties. 1 he Review publishes an article entitled I he Soldier in Battle,” dealing with the subject ftom the insurance point of view. The article includes two tables relating respectively to the battles of Glencoe and Llandslaagte, showing the percentages of asualties among officers and men.299 words
-
Article265 1900-01-11 3 Prize List, 1899. Preparatory Class. ReadingCheah Beng San WiitingNg Sean Tuck. ArithmeticLim Kong Seng Standard I. ReadingLean Teik Lim, Chin Leong Fatt WritingNg Lean Cheang, Khoo Lim Jean ArithmeticYeow Teow Beng, Ooi Kean Hin Standard 11. ReadingCheah '1 iang Earn, Lee Kheng Seng WritingA. Kaufmann, Khoo Sean265 words
-
Article122 1900-01-11 3 Penang, iith January, 1900. Rates close as follows London, Demand Bank x 1 > j| Do. 4 months’sight Bank l/nj Do. 3 Credits 1/11} Do. 3 Documentary 1 il}{ Calcutta, Demand Bank R« 144 Do. 3 days’ sight Private 146 Bombay, Demand Bank 44 Do. 3 days’ sight Private122 words
-
Article74 1900-01-11 3 Orders by Captain A. R. Adams, Acting Commandant. Parades for The Week. Squad Drill Daily at 6 30 a.m. and 5 p in By Order, (Sgd.) G M. Dundas Mouat, Lt. Adj. Penang Volunteers. Forage Caps. Forage Caps may be fitted on at Messis. Pritchard Co’s, members to74 words
-
Article297 1900-01-11 3 The s. s. Ro/oA (Captain Duff), which arrived here this morning from Moulmein, brought seven deck-passengers and a general cargo The s, s Langkat (Captain Lingard) arrived here yesteiday fiom Malacca lia Klang, bringing 74 deck passengers and a general caigo for this port. The s. s. Seang297 words
-
Article32 1900-01-11 3 Mails Close To-morrow. For Per Str. Time. Klang Malacca Langkat noon. S ngapore ...Rajah 1 p.m. Edie, T. Semawe, Segli Olehleh Pegu 1 pm. Klang ....Mary Austin 3 r M.32 words
-
Article48 1900-01-11 3 From Steamer To Airiv Bombay Nadcri to-day. Liverpool Cyclops Singapore Sulu 12-1-00 Colombo (with mails from Europe) Bengal 12-1-00 Calcutta A.Apcar 12-1-00 bingaporc Rosa 12-1-00 Olehleh Maha Vajirunhis 13-I 00 Singapore Kum Sang 13-1-00 Edie G-G. v Lansberge 13-1-00 Singapore (mails to Europe) Parramatta 13-1-0048 words
-
Article83 1900-01-11 3 Arrivals To DAY s. s. zfouZ.i from Singapore s. s. Land aura from Madras s. s. Rajah from Moulmein Yesterday. s. s Pontianak from Brandon s. s. Thaiping from Port Weld s. s. Langkat from Malacca s. s. Seang Leong from Rangoon Departures To-day. s. s. Avagyeefor Deli s83 words
-
Article99 1900-01-11 3 lan. 10 s. s. Cyclops from Liverpool, for 1 Singapore 4jid Java, W. Mansfield Co. 10 s. s. Radnorshire from London, for Singapore and China. Boustead Co 12 German steamer Sulu from Singapore, for Deli, Behn, Meyer Co. 12 O' tward P. &O. Royal Mail Steamer Bengal Com99 words
-
Article88 1900-01-11 3 Thursday, iith High-water at New Jetty, 8-20 a.m. and 8- P- m Friday, 12m M il from Europe expected to arrive at 6 a.m. Distribution of Prizes, Free School, at Town Hall, at 4 p.lll. High-water at New Jetty, 9-10 a.m. and 9- pm. Saturday,88 words
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement43 1900-01-11 3 Government Savings Bank. TN accordance with the rules and regulaI tions under the Savings Bank Ordinance. Depositors are requested to send in their Bank Pass B> oks between the 10th and 31st January, 1900. R r LEICESTE r, Penang. sth January, 1900. Secretary.43 words
-
Advertisement1784 1900-01-11 3 KHYE HO mm k Mc/yiStel* C) Sakiott) Mistry, Penang Branch Assistant Draftsman, at a salary of «20 No. 180, Street. a month, will be receive by the nndersi ned 38 BEACH STREET. up to 12 noon on Friday, the 19th instant. Engineers, GREAT CASH CLEARANCE SALE Applications should be endorsed1,784 words
-
-
Article175 1900-01-11 4 I EHAI.G, iriHjANt AKY, I9CO I in «a.;-s.:krs Irang out id sv.< l.i fem-i est Coast... no >Mes Ach-fi 6tl. no sales. \V ito I’eppei 4 1 75 c <■. CH (:> icked) 57' M ice No. I .ov.-s-lle.s M.ice ricl.ii'K'* "J” Ntlnngs 6a l Sugar I175 words
-
Article243 1900-01-11 4 (Sbuiti 'lime, Bth Jani ary, 1900 1 *Raubs(is/io pd.) s6*. £r fttllv paid »62.75 *Jelebus t#s pd.l 811.501’\v, rs. Pahaig Corp. (X* pd.) »>' s *Tenielongs ...»1675 «0. Kechau Gold (£lO paid) 825.—.'-ms *S.RaubLtd.i»ioopil 2 75 Redjang Lebong (fl. 100) *Frasei Neave, I.id. (Ijo p-1., 889.—«Jia. Straits(Sbuiti 'lime, Bth Jani ary, 1900 1 - 243 words
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement370 1900-01-11 4 NOTICE Extension oi Tint. "VTOTICF. i'hereby givti that t. :.d r- will be received by the Chief Commi of the Western Provinces of Si. in, up to tin Ist February (nol January). 1900. for the Pearl Fishery Farm of the several Provinces under the Montone or Division of Puket (Tongkahi370 words
-
Advertisement2373 1900-01-11 4 I REWH.NO BAND. LLIILILL jj.njj.Wjjj-TCT-j-jj 2 y-H ICE i> hereby given that from the date STRENGTH HEALTH HI I I IB P> M now prepared to aeceet MARINE and FIRE 1 o suoecnlxirs oi not le>s than »12 pel r»«iks at current rate#». nniim. halt the above rates only will2,373 words
-
Advertisement309 1900-01-11 4 CRAG HOTEL, PENANG Hotel Charges.—>s. p.-r y 0 adult. Saturday evening until M ing, 88 foi each adult. Four Bungalows are available :—T| le r mond Jubilee, Victoria, Alice, and I) .v eco j" Lawn Tennis and Billiards. For further particulars apply to KERR, r- 1- > Chairs or Coolies309 words
-