Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 27 January 1900
1900-01-27
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section23 1900-01-27 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. NEW SERIES ESTABLISHED 1833. PRICE 20 CENTS. VOL. LVIII. SATURDAY. 27th JAM ARY, 1900. No. 22.23 words
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Advertisement854 1900-01-27 1 Shipping Motias. Peninsular i Oriental 3teo Sonpiny. 'X mill steamers niv l>e expected to arrive onti i YTjC '>’ wards, and leave Penang homewards, on the following dates Outwards. Homewards. f/,rfr Jan. 25 I .Vjssi'i Jan. 27 Coram mdJ Feb. 8 V'al.tta Feb. 10 Parra» atta zz Bengal 24 Messi.ia854 words
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Advertisement2599 1900-01-27 1 vTiniv.ioi-pa HII’O rr lUn BBITI3H i«aiA STEAM NAVI6ATIO:! COP*:!/, Limited. Shipping ilotitrs.3nsitrnnre Jlntirrs. AU.vl)illjG Dhullijil L.J 111) KOIIirIKLIJKE PAKETVAARf MAAI3GHAPPIJ. r.ar. Hamburg-tlremenFireliwur-O KEGAPATAM HUE OF STEAMERS. 11,8 N'PP OII nsBll sal,M ance Co. of Hamburg. O JAPAN MAIL STBAMSHIP Co., Ltd. 1854 HI Intended Sailing and expected Arrival of Steamers.2,599 words
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Advertisement579 1900-01-27 1 Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij. (METIIEKLAM) TRADING SCCIETY. Established IH2I. Paid-up Cai ital /35,783,000.00 Reserve Fi Nt: t 1;. 121 Head Oitice in Amsi ij-i.am. Head Agency in Netherlands India The Factorij of the Nedcrlandsche Handel Maatschappij, Batavia itcENcn-s and Branches.Singapore, M» <1; p (Deli), Samarang, SouraL-aya, Padang Cheribon, Tcgal Pecalongan, Pasoercean579 words
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Article270 1900-01-27 2 BoMB'Y. 26th Jtvt 'KV. 7 2 P M Loid Roberts's Orders. A Wise Severity. The strictness of the censorship has become intensified telegrams to newspapers being merely echoes of official items. The Highland Brigade New Commander. General Hector Macdonald has assumed command of the Highland Brigade at Modder270 words
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Article93 1900-01-27 2 We note th-’ complaint raised b\ Commer e”. in reference to delay in die delivery of the last mail-letters from Europe, ami we snpp -se th matter will receive the attention of Mr. Lemon and Mr. Trotter. 1 lie blame, if blame there be. may fall, not on93 words
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117 1900-01-27 2 On the 3rd of January, the Daily Mail thus remaiks upon the comparative numerical strength of the contending forces near the Tugela The forces on each side may l>e roughly stated as follow, though, fiom the nature of things, the figures foi the Boers can117 words
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Article210 1900-01-27 2 It is not easy, from the telegrams to hand, to understand exactly what lias happened at Spionkop, the place which would seem to mark the salient position ofthe Boers on their right flank. General Warren, whose objective probably is to hem in the Boers on thc west210 words
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Article975 1900-01-27 2 Mr. W. 11. Shelford is a passenger by the mail to Euro|>e 10-.iay. The mail bags for Europe will be closed at five o’clock this afiernoon registration being permitted until 4 pm. For cruilty to a btillork, by using it while in an u> fit state, Mr975 words
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Article81 1900-01-27 2 The Konorah Comp my have arrived in Penang and will give their opening performance at the T >W'i Hall this evening. Exchanges to land speak highly of the entertainment, whi- h seems to have been well attended by the public. Only two performances will be given in81 words
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Article19 1900-01-27 2 Amount previously acknowledged fig,211.73 R. Ross Clunis Esq., Tongkah 20. >19,231,23 R. Yeats, Hon. Treasurer.19 words
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62 1900-01-27 2 Goon old Chutney in the China Mail thus refers to I he generosity of the Penang Masons :1 he Masons ot I’enang, not at all a numerous lx»dy, have given Si,ooo rnthe Relief Fund. B.avo Pe> ang I We thought we were doing v<62 words
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Article81 1900-01-27 2 The suggestions that have been put forth by this journal and by its readers for he formation of rifle clubs for those who have not the tim or in-linat ion for ordinary volunteering meet with the mosr gratifying approval," says the Daily Mail, following tbehint long sin- e81 words
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Article91 1900-01-27 2 The name of another local Newcast'e Dot' hman has transpired ;it is Vosb. Ou refusing to j 'in the enemy he was arrested and taken to Pretoria on a charge cf high reason. L’ys, already mentioned, «aVoss’s assistant. Wl>en the Boers threatened him wi'h death, Uys91 words
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Article124 1900-01-27 2 Shanghai Daily Press. Shanghai was >-a yI. voured by seeing the year ushered 111 with snow on the ground. Sunday, Dec. 31s', was wet and cold m the mon ng, and -oon afier noon snoa b-ga,l to fall, continuing until after dark, bi which rime quite two inchesShanghai Daily Press. - 124 words
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Article144 1900-01-27 2 A Fren 1 man named Henri Brae de B nr.loncel. des nb-d as a Captain de Frigate de Reserve, is to leave China in a few days' time inajuokon a voya: e 10 Europe. Ihej-a k which isotacapa riy of about 2000 pi tils is named the144 words
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Article146 1900-01-27 2 Death of Two Doctors. Tilt- K be Chrcnicle of the 5111 instant re po is: W- learn that Dr Baba, the inemlier of the Me i al S .iff of the P ague Inspection Offi e who was infected by 'he plague, died a 1 no146 words
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Article153 1900-01-27 2 The Frenc h seem to be aggressive in tl'i- part f China, writes a lloihow coirespondent to ihe N. C. Daily Neus, the I aotai and s-veral minor officials are st<ll held as pri-oners by them on board a war vessel at Ku mgehouwan. Tl.e French153 words
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Article160 1900-01-27 2 A Canton despatch s'at-s that H E Tan Chung lin, retiring V'C roy of lhe two Kuang province*, was to lixve left Canton for I'tkirig on the ***** D e., when the day b lore his daughter in law gave birth in tl.e rceregal yanten to a son,160 words
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Article193 1900-01-27 2 I will tell you what would break up the Empire,” says Mr \V H. F.tchet, author of Deeds that Won the Empire,” in an illustrated inteiview which appeals in the Feawg Man for December, what would cost England the faith and affection of her children across193 words
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Article80 1900-01-27 2 (To the Editer of the Pinang Garette") Mr, n The mail from Europe, per and O s. s Clyde arrived in Penang Harbour at 1.30 p.m. yesterday, but the letters were not delivered to window-ticket-subscribers until 3.30 pm. Surely, there was a most unnecessary delay and I would80 words
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Article65 1900-01-27 2 Frfnch writers are now bitterly lament ing the choice of Kwongchau-wan, which they say is not only unsuited as a naval base and harliour of refuge but has no commercial features to recommend it, since it is nei'her an entrepot nor an emporium f.ir Chinese produce. One65 words
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Article61 1900-01-27 2 Glasgow Corporation have accepted an American tender for a supply of electric feeders for lhe municipal tramways The tender was £151,000 less than the lowest British price It would be interesting to know how much of that difference repre «ents a difference in competence and ho« much is61 words
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Article82 1900-01-27 2 The British authorities discovered a plot to execute something approa< hing a Pro Boer coup in Cape Town during the Christmas holidays. It is well known that O" such occasions Cape Town is rmpty, and that the absence of a strong military guard appears to82 words
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Article93 1900-01-27 2 Japan Mail It is confi lenlly state I that lhe Japanese C bi et have decided to continue the -lib sidy to the N'ppon Yu-en Kaisha for the navigation of i'land waters and a -o th subsidy to the Osaka Si o en K-isl-.a for nsservi'eto Chinathat isJapan Mail - 93 words
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134 1900-01-27 2 A Youlhful Limit. The que-tion of lega ity of civil marriage in 1 lie Philippines ha* at l ist been set tied by a de< ree issued from the GovernorGener.il's office specifying the provisions respe ting marriage which are to be in force, and revoking134 words
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Article137 1900-01-27 2 Under the above head-line appear* the f j lowing paragraph in th* Daily Mail t Mr. T. B"wy»r (tower, a member of the Institute of Civil Engineers, who has lately returned from the Dutch East ("dies, reports 11,at sympathy in Batavia is wholly with the Boers, as137 words
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Article237 1900-01-27 2 The.V. C. Daily News thus criticizes the Empress Dowager's decree issued in r-spect to lhe murder of the Missionary Mr. Brooke:A more miserable and disgra eful Slate paper than the decree issued by th- Empress-Dowager in reference to the murder of Mr Brooke we have not237 words
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Article116 1900-01-27 2 EN 1 RIES. first day. Thursday Ist February. I—The1 The Maiden Plate. Elizabeth Bahadur late Skipper Silly late Dum Dum The Cornelian Lady Betty Dusun 2 The Griffin Cup Piety Black Watch Lydditte Misery Fortune Finder Mafeking Federation Challenge The Century Ampang Puteh Saiak Smgu Siput Kt116 words
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Article92 1900-01-27 2 [from OUR OWN- CORRESPONDENT SINGAPORE. (27th January) Coup d'Etat” in China Empress Dowager's Supporters Numerous officials, support be favourable to the late lunp er Kwang-Sii, have been disiiib.s e( j I he Empress-Dow ager relies on Li Hung-chang, Chang Chi-t Ullo and Lu Chuan-Lin, as her chief supporters92 words
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Article87 1900-01-27 2 At Saigon an Annatnile wotnm has given birth to t wins joined together af tt r the manner of the farn. us Siamese twins The infants, immediately after their birth were placed 011 exhibition, an 1 it is intended to send th in to tl.e Paris Exhibiti Jn87 words
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Article335 1900-01-27 2 The olden days of ui.l by ordeal w»re dramatically recalled in the Que-n’s County Court the otli-r day in ihe trial of the damage suit of Winifred C-ton igan-t the New York and Queen's County Ehcrric Railway Company. Miss Caton allowed herself to be stared whh335 words
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Article545 1900-01-27 2 English Firm's Quick D- livery of Siege Train Orders. Kerr Stuart Co. An Eng tsh firm his shown, we are pleased to rtcoid, that the Americans have not an entile monopoly in tire rapid production a.d despatch of mai.ufactuieJ goods. For the siege train in the Transvaal the545 words
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Article98 1900-01-27 2 4th Sunday After Epiphany. St George’s Chckch Matins and Litany, at 7 30 a.m. Holy Coinnitinion (c/raraf), at 8-15 a 111 Sunday School,Tit 4-45 p.m. Evensong with sermon, at 6 p.tn. Church of the Assumption. First Mass, at 6 a.m.; High M iss, at 8 a.mand Vespers and98 words
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Advertisement1262 1900-01-27 2 NFW SllNuS' Read Professor «OSES Scientific Wk W UUIIUV Method of Cure, as explained in a leaflet issued with to-day’s Gnzrife. NEW n ANIbF S 1 Cures Consumption. Asthma, Deafness, Ladies’Department. Hull UMRUKO. Based on the same principle as recommend Just received for the season. Ladies Court Shoes Military anti1,262 words
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Article1873 1900-01-27 3 PENANG. (from our own corespondent). K>ei>ang as a junior partner in the Straits dements firm is possibly liable to be letimes cast rather in the shade by the liter importance of the predominant tner. That whilst Singapore has been fciessing, Penang has not been doing so1,873 words
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Article625 1900-01-27 3 News comes from Cape Town that a prominent Free Stater, nearly re'ated to President Steyn, has saile 1 for America, to address meetings in the interests of th80. is. The Princess of Wales has consented to act as president of a committee constituted for the purpo-c of laismg625 words
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Article128 1900-01-27 3 Pexano, 27TH January, tijoo. Rates close as follows London, Demand Bi lk 1/11J Do. 4 months’sight Bank 1 ttj Do. 3 Credits 2/0 Po. 3 Documentary 2/0/, Calcutta. Demand Bank R 145 Do 3 days’sight Private 147 Bombay, Demand Bank 145 Do. 3 days’sight Private 147 Madras. Dem and128 words
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Article90 1900-01-27 3 Ordeis by Captain A R. A lams, Acting Comma dant. Taraoi-s for N xr Week Squail Dull for both Companies on Tuesday, the 30th, o ily, at 5 p m I lieic will be a spe ial parade for -Officets and Non Commissioned Offi eromy, at 5.15 p90 words
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Article289 1900-01-27 3 The s. s. Terse (Captain Martin) arrived here yesterday front 1 ongkab, briugmg 37 deck pa-sengers, 57 pigs and a genera, cargo, for this port. The s. s. Hie de-Loueon (Captain Car n-rsa) arrive 1 here mis morning from Colombo via Canal ports, wt.ll 36 deckpasScngeis and gei289 words
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Article27 1900-01-27 3 Mail-Close ox Monday. For Per str. I i:ne. Calcutta ...Tai Sgng 2 r.M Tuesday, torn. Deli (‘a ypso ...to a.m. Klang Malacca Teutonia 1r M.27 words
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Article43 1900-01-27 3 I roiH S'eru r /.< A'riv Edie G- f. Lansberge to day. Singapore [mails to Europe) il.isti 1.1 Rar.g'JO 1 Fitzp trh.lt 281-00 Oletrlch I’li't 'I.OII 29-1-00 Singapore Ih'lerop.’im 2j-i-O3 Edie Ke iel 30-1-00 Singapore [mails to Europe) K ulsriihe 30-t-oo43 words
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Article148 1900-01-27 3 Arrivals To-day s. s. T<ii Sang from Hongkong 8. s. Isla-de-t uzo 1 tr in Colombo s s. Canton hour Teluk Airso.r \.-ir Kirirr. s. s Petrel from T > gk rh s s. 1 ersc from longs.dr s. s 'I h.iipin 1 from Port Weld s. s Lightning148 words
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Article158 1900-01-27 3 Jan. 27 s. s. Detil'ighshire from London, for Sing.i) or e and < Ilina. Bonstead&Co 27 s s. (lienturr t from Lor'd m, for Singapore and Chi .a, Bonste id 3c Co 27 s. s. Eui i'.i l.uykctt from Hamburg for Singapore. China and Japan, Behn, Meyer Co.158 words
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Article76 1900-01-27 3 Saturday. 27TH M il to Europe will leave at 6 p in. Konorah Company, Town Hall, at 9 p in. High-water at New Jetty, 9-40 a.m. and tc-05 p m. Sunday. 281 it High-water at New Jetty, to-30 a.m. and 10 55 P sth Sunday76 words
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Advertisement20 1900-01-27 3 When dinner has to be prepared from scanty materials Liebig Company's Extr.icteconomically adds body and flavour to made up dishes.20 words
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Advertisement2163 1900-01-27 3 fl®? \Co Saklotl] Mistry, fiRAHAM A Co., Ltd., TidpU Co. A. a remedy that has proved an absolute specific uivc Til 17 rrtrer 'K'CTION HAVE There are no conditions of Rheumatism, no AXE THE BEb T SEL_ 1 HIST RECEIVED FROM PARIS 19 «each street. BEACH STREET. matter how severe2,163 words
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Article174 1900-01-27 4 PItHAHG, 27TH jAKI ARY, ><JCO. Tin »7*-75 Trang out oi seasons Black t'cppei West Coast... no sales (»*1» 110 sales. White Pepper 43 5° Cloves (picked) 37Mace No. 1 Mace Pickings 80 JoNutmegs 62 (No. 1 7-75 d”Sugar I 2 4- S 5 ]o l.askcl 47 J174 words
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Article252 1900-01-27 4 (Straits Timet, 24m January, 1900.) Raubs (15 10 pd.) *62. */T (.div paid $62 75 Bersawah Gold Mire i? 5 pd.)... S 5.— xr//<»s. *|elebiis (»5 pd.l 13.30 s.Z.os. *P;diang Corp. (£1 pd $10.75 s n.s. Tcmelongs S»7- s,,5 Kechau Gold (£lO paid) *26. se.lers. *S.RaubLtd.(tloopd.)... Si.(o.(Straits Timet, 24m January, 1900.) - 252 words
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Advertisement161 1900-01-27 4 KHYE HO FOUNDRY Co. Engineers, Iron Brass Founders, Boilermakers, Bridgeßuilders, Blacksmiths, Coppersmiths and General Contractors. IRONMONGERS. Iron and Steel Sheets, Plates, Bars and Angles. Planters and Miners Stores, Prospectors Boring Tools, Special Mining Drill Tool Steel Sugar, Rice Oil Factory Stores. Semi Rotary Pump. Road Rollers. belting. Leather, Co tt161 words
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Advertisement1910 1900-01-27 4 ~PERAK STATE RATVAYS. RWwIWHhC M Sumi HWKKUIHM Tin e Tables from ist Februaiy, iqoo, until further notice PROVINCE WELLESLEY SECTION >r.’tirai Toilet Preparations. ray Toilet L.-mcl.ue’ e t-.ter. STATIONS. Wkek’Days. Sundays. 1,,e3 sllns smooth, and protects delicate Complexions from wind ord sun. Lsno,ine Toiiet Soap A Digestive Tonic and a1,910 words
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Advertisement494 1900-01-27 4 FrtOTOGtiHP.tr w j A A KAULF 3. 27 l arijuluu By special appoin'im nt Sultan of k, r)A() PHOTOS of any kind .in j latent inventions. Au, l's Only FOR SALE. VIEWS of I’enang, N„tj v c. Sumatra. &c S 7AI 5 //1 n .J BEHN, MEYER C 0...(.„ Tha494 words
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