Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 15 October 1900

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    22 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. NEW SERIES ESTABLISHED 1833. PRICE 20 CENTS. VOL. LVIII. MONDAY, 15th OCTOBER, (900 No. 236
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    PENANG TURF CLUB.
    978 1 Programme of January Meeting, 1901. j January 29th 31st February 2nd. FIRST DAY. Tuesday, 29th January, 1901. r. The Maiden Plate. Value #4OO.—A Race for Maiden Horses. Weight as per scale (lost.) An allowance of i4ll>s. to all ex-Griffins. Entrance SlO. Distance, one mile. 2. The First
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      856 1 «'ijipptiig /lottos. Peninsular Oriental Steam Navigation Company. rnHE mail steamers may b. EJ X expected to arrive out- wards, and leave Penang C <■ homewards, on the following O dates:— Outward. Homewards. Oct. 18 Bengal Oct. 2° forommw" t Nov. 3 ‘j 5 Chusan „17 IkW” 29 Coromandel Dec. i
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      869 1 Hanks. Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij. NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY Established 1824. Paid-up Capital f. 35,783,00c (abt. /3,000.000 Reserve Fund-.T 2,773,000 (abt. 225,000 Head Office in Amsterdam. Head Agency in Batavia. Branches Singapore, Rangoon, Med.- n (Deli), Samarang, Sourabaya, I’adang, Cherebon,Tegal, Pecalongan, Pasoeroean, Tjilatjap, Gorontalo, Palembang. Correspondents at Bombay, Colombo, Madras, Pondicherry, Calcutta,
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    156 2 Bombay. 15TH October. 7-46 a.m The General Election. No Ministerial Gain So Far. The members feturned to the new parliament are as follow 398 conservatives and liberals (unionist-), 178 liberals (home rulers), and 80 nationalists (Ireland). Our Prii.cess Royal. Seriously 111 '1 he Empress Friedrich, of Germany, is
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    THE FAR EAST REVISITED.
    115 2 Tim short account of Peking as it looked ju t before the outbreak, which we take fioni the L C. Express, is the more interesting, coming as it does after all the tales of subsequent horrors and abominations. Mr. A. G 'ngier, the well known idilor
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    St. ANDREW’S SOCIETY.
    173 2 It will be seen from an advertise ment and the Events of the Week,” lhat the members of the recentlyestablished St. Andrew’s Society are to meet on Wedesday next, to arrange for the celebration of St Andrew’s Day, and it behoves us to urge upon all good
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    THE GENERAL ELECTION.
    225 2 Rkutbr says, this morning, that 656 members have so far been telurned to the new parliament, which leaves 14 elect ons still to be accounted for. The furnished parly-returns disclose a substantial majority for the government, though not-o great as that which sent them into power in
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    LOCAL AND GENERAL.
    776 2 Khaki has been adopted by the French spor.sman” as the chic colour for the shooting season. The London newspapers were unanimous in their approval of Lord Roberts as Commander in Chief. For bring in possession of illicit chandu, valued at $4 92, a Chinaman was this morning
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    SPECIAL TELEGRAM.
    27 2 [From our own Cosresronden r] Its 1 UK AN SOX. Tin Shipments (15th October} The shipments to-day are—l o Penang, 508 piku s of tin.
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    St. George's Church Diamond Jubiliee.
    30 2 New Organ Fund. The Honorary Treasurer acknowledges, with th mks, the receipt of the following donation Anonymous Donor. $25, R A. Law, Honora y Treasurer
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    Penang Cricket Club.
    42 2 Five a Side Football Tournament. The following ties have been fixed for this week Wednesday, 1 fth October. P. C. C. No. 2 v. P. C. C No. 3 Friday, iyth October. Final Tie. Penang Foundries v. Wednesday's Winners.
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    Pollard's Lilliputian Co.
    109 2 The Last Performance. Theatre goers are reinined that on Wednesday n xt the Lilliputian Company will give their last peifurinance, advertised to consist of a variety of Billads, Grand Patrio i Songs, Grand Flower Hallet, Grand Naval Ballet, and Grand Medley I he Absent-Minded Beggar and Tom
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    Outward-Bound P. & O. Passengers.
    214 2 Outward-Bound P. O. Passengers. By Nbxt Friday's Mail. The following is a list of passengers by the next outward-bound P. and O royal mail steamer which is due to reach hete on Friday morning, although the s.s. Britannia was stopped in the canal by the grounding of the Emir From
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    The Upper Laos.
    126 2 Upper Lacs, says the Saigon Opinion, is now found to be a land of promise abounding in gold and silver, and other valuable pro lucts. It lies among high mountains and fotms a tableland, over 3.000 feet above the sea, with a mild clim.de suitable for European
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    Manchester Goods.
    218 2 Last Mail’s Advices. Messrs. Baerlein and Co. write on Yarns and Goods:—Buying has not been resumed, although coiton to-day (21st September) idown to 6}f° r s P ol > a J urrent mo"*!' futures 6.50, and for November 530 It is diffi ult to say bow far production
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    Captain Lambton on the Government.
    919 2 Severe Reply to Mr. Brodrick. The Times publishes the following letter from Captain Hedworth Lambton, replying to the speech recently delivered by Mr. Brodrick My gentle and cursory criticism of the Government of which, though not in the Cabinet, Mr. BioJrick is an influential member,
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    FURTHER REUTER’S TELEGRAMS.
    416 2 »"-s,h o ibb! The General Election. The latest returns (6th O tol, 299 unionists. 8o liberals, ar d s alists as elected, including Messrs r?' UlOl! Healy, and William U’Brien jj, l3 P' n ists have gained Cockeinioiith anrt 'r 0 <lnn 'erry City, and the liberals
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    Taylor-Carrington Company.
    111 2 On Tour. Thu Taylor-Carrington Dramatic ad Lyric Company will shortly airive at Penang from Rangoon, to give a s'er: exhibition of their talr nt. Pi ess r o’ices Australia an<i 1 dia highly enlogiz- (falie Taylor and Mr<s Ef-r l arrirgmn. Ibt Company also include Mi<- Lau a
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    Police Courts.
    582 2 Before Mr Wool.vatd, on the 13a instant, Lhrt L in H.ii, K 11 L’i, H bki<rs, and Maliomm .-d Ai, 11 ji Mydin aid Piclreh, Klings, w ere li >e I $2, each, trespassing into the pavi ini of t e Penar? Recreation Club Lim Ho, (or I
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      1411 2 Dminhaid fn Pianos, NOTICE. rntcliara to. HarmoniufflS town hall /a A TT'HE Georoe Town Dispen- To-Night. Musical BVRNMBS 15 R Co. Th "r “sole POLLARD’S Snipe Shooting lnstrumen ts of r®” «X AUSTRALIAN Season 1900. every kin d, LILLIPUTIAN FoP sale, Hire, or on rooy n e s OPERA CO.
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    THE FAR EAST REVISITED.
    1103 3 A Tour Round North China. L. <&■ C. Express) PekingProceeding io Pelting nowadays is a ver y different thing to what it was only a few years ago. Then your choice lay between travelling on horseback, going in a miserably uncomfortable North China cjiingless cart, either
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    COMING EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
    131 3 Monday, 15TH Penang Hunt Club, paperchase meet at Dato Kramat, at 5 p.m.; finish at Mayfi-ld. Good Templars’ Me. ting, Anglo-Chinese School, at 8 p.m. High-water at New Jetty, 5-30 a.m and 5-55 P-m. Tuesday, i6th Penang Volunteers parade and inspection by Mr. J. Y
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    CALEDONIA’S VISIT TO PENANG.
    1869 3 Cricket and Football Matches. PENANG CLUB WIN THE DOUBLE EVENT. Cricket. On Saturday last, the much-talked of match, Caledonia v. P. C. C., took place Caledonia travelled down by the new railway and arrived early at the Esplanade. 1 he I’. C. C. men turned up
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    Custom of Congo Man-Eaters.
    346 3 French Explorers Return With Rich Trophies. M. Bonnel de Mezieres, the wellknown African exp’orer, has brought buk 10 i’nri <lll inlerusiing account of his mission to the Upper Übanglii and the Bahr el- i I he mission, consisting of five persons, star ed from Antwerp in
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    EXCHANGE.
    120 3 Pehano, 15TU October, igoo. Rates close as follows London, Demand Band 21 k Do. 4 months’ s ght B ink a/ijf Do. 3 Ore lits 2i t Do. 3 Documentary 1,1’» Calcutta, Demand Bank Rs 157 Do. 3 days’sight Private 158 Bombay, Demand Bank >57 Do. 3 days’ sight
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    PENANG VOLUNTEERS.
    104 3 Orders by Captain A. R. Adim-. Cominaudaut Details for This Week. A Special Comman ling Officer’s Parade will be held in the Fort on Tuesday, the ***** instant, at 515 p.m ,to give Mr. J. Y. Kennedy, first Commandant of the Corps, an oppoilunity of in-pec ion Members
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    STEAMER REPORTS.
    165 3 The s. s. Kangra (Captain Gray) brought 47 deck-passengers from Rangoon, yesterday. The s. (Captain Hill) arrived to-day with a general cargo from Moulmein. The: s. s. Bingo hlani (Captain Davie-) brought a genetai cargo from Singapore, on Saturday. The s. s Hebe (Captain Inkster) arrived with 346
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    THE MAILS.
    99 3 M-aii.s Close To-morrow. For Per str Time, Calcutta ...C. Apcar ...it am. Colombo Southern India Hinrjo Mani ...it am. Deli Ho Kieei t p.mKlang and Malacc 1 ..Teutonia 1 p.m. Langkat Pangkalan Brandin ...Deli r p.m. Batn Bahra Asahan Leony Ho r p.m. Langkat Pangkalan Brandan ...Pinitiuiak z
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    SHIPPING.
    292 3 A rrlvnls To-DAV. s. s. Culna from Moulmein s. s. G. G. v. Lansberge from Olehleh s. s. Pin Seng from Singapore s. s. Deli from Brandan Y KS 1 HRDAV. s. s. Sri Bangka from I’adang s. s Sportsman from Kedah s. s. Kontira from Rangoon s. s.
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      300 3 Three Doctors in Consultation From Benjamin Franklin. “Wh -n you are sick, wt at you like best is to I c chosea for a med cine in the first place wh it expert nee tells you is best, to be cltOM n in the second place what reason (i.c., Theory)
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    211 4 Penang, 15m October, 1900. Tin »68J— I I'l ang 29.50 Black Pepper WeslCoasl... no sales lAcheen6lb., no sales. White Pepper 40 Cloves (picked) 32 50 sellers M ice lb. 1 86. M ice l ickings 68— do. Nitinegs 53 5° U°I No. 1 7-75 do. S'lgai a
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    SINGAPORE SHARE LIST.
    287 4 (Straits Times, ioth October, 19CC. •Raubs (17/to p 1.) «53 *£i luilv paid... 554 •Kechau Gold (£to paid) «21. The N. Kechau Mining Co. «5 35 S. Rauhs (J:oo pd 175- Do («50 pd.) 575. Sepiau ($lO pd.) #l5-25 buyers. •Redjaug Lebottg (11. 100) 1282.50 Punjoms («18
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      544 4 FOS HIRE TTI’TORIA PH.ETONS, DOG-CARTS, CARRIAGES, HORSES, LAMPS, &c„ in good condition. Apply to CIIEAH CHIN SENG, 486 19-10 C'oachbuilder, 27 Penang Road. Municipal Notice. "VTOTIC'E is hereby given that in terms of J\ Section 19 of The Municipal Ordinance 1896," an eletcion of a Municipal Commissioner, for the Municipality
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      382 4 Per Month THE “Pinang EfazetU" ENLARGED EDITION, Per Month (For LocalSubscriberti CD4 S Engineers and General Contractors Works :—4(> Weld Quay, Town Store —SI Reach Street. NOTICE). V7IEWS of P.uauu Sir V Selangor, and Sumatra. Photes enlarged, various sizes up to 2 ft on brom de paper. w JONES, King
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