Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 2 August 1901

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    22 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. NEW SERIES ESTABLISHED »833. PRICE 20 CENTS. VOL. LIX. FRIDAY, 2nd AUGUST, 1901. No. 173
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      709 1 H ilotirrs. I peninsular i Oriental Steani Navigation Company. rpHE mail steamers may I» 0 J- expected to arrive out1 O wards, and leave Penang homewards, on the following Jates Uli MAIL SERVICE. Homewards. do Britannia \°,l\ io r..indel 'J 0 Australia do R°”“ Oct 5 C* aSJ d 0
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      2006 1 NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. pvK s. s EM A K HE6IPAHM use of stumers. Nippon Yuson Kaisha ST”™ wk and further particu'ars apply at the office of JV Y_» x bilenJed Sailing and expected Arrival o/ Steamers. japam mail steamship Co., Ltd. tbe undersigned. a. c. capel, "'TtC .I— Penang. 12th July,
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      645 1 Banks. Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij. NETHERLXNDS TRADING SOCIETY. Established 1824. Paid-up Capital f. 35 783,000 (abt. £3,000,000, Reserve Fvnd...£. 2.958.000 (abt. 246,500, Head Office in Amsterdam Head Agency in Batavia Branches: Singapore, Rangoon, Medan, (Deli). Samarang. Sourabaya, Padang, Cherebon.Tegal, Pecalongan, Pasoeroean, Tjilatjap, Go on’alo, Palrmbang. Correspondents at Bombay, Colombo, Madras, Pond
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    THE WEEK.
    182 2 Friday, 2nd Race dance, Penang Club, at 9-0 p m. High-water 2 10 a m. and 4 35 p.m. Saturday, 3rd Mails from Europe via Ncgapatam, expected to arrive at 7 a.m. 1 bird dav, Penang Races Boxing Match, Slavin v. McAuliffe, Town Hall, at 9-0 p.in. High
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    FRIDAY, 2ND AUGUST, 1901.
    1985 2 Everything that Dr. Braddon writes is worth serious consideration, and his recent report on the Medical Department ol the State of Negri Sembilan fir 1990 is no exception to this rule. We therefore feel some regret that the report is not publi-hed in its entirety in
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    The Assizes.
    114 2 The case against the two Chinese named Koh Ah Chu and Li Ah Kiang was concluded yesterday afternoon at 2, when the accused were acquitted on the charge of murder, but convicted on that of abetment of murder. There being some doubt as to whether the conviction ought
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    Australian Defence.
    138 2 An Object Lesson for the Empire The Tinies of loth July has an article dea'ing with Sir John Forrest’s speech in intiodu ing the second reading of the Defen e Bill 111 the Commonwealth Pat lament. The Bill, it says,anticipates the provision of a su.cessful Defence Force without
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    London and the War.
    183 2 Great Meeting at the Guildhall. A great City meeting was held at the Guildball, on 10th July, in suppoit of the Government’s war policy. The stockbrokers of the city marched to the meeting in procession, cheering and singing paltiotic songs by the way. The meeting earned
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    Some Recent Novels
    683 2 Who does not wish to read more of Pene ope and her experiences, and in Kate Doug'a- Wiggins' latest volume we have a pleasant reunion of old and charming companions. Penelope and Salemina and Francesca meet together in the most unnatural way in the world, and we
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    102 2 WE AMERICAN STILL UN SETILEd lhe American steel mains still unsettled. "ESITUATIoiuiITHEHmu «ion in thT vS! anxiety THE STRIFE IN SOUTH Ita BOERS ENTER FOR J?* territory. L£se a Boer commando with guns has entered p nr territory, it is believed in supplies. rcl >tf 2ND Acqj't the
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    SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
    72 2 [FROM OUR own CJRRgsPONDimI The Hongkong Bank Theft Singapore, 2nd Acg< The trial of the prisoners h been post) oned to the next Assi» in order to permit of the atteri ance of witnesses from India. It-' I K 4 V.SO.V (2nd July). Theshipmentson l o Penang, 380
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    Prince Chun's Arrival
    737 2 Ihe German tmpetul mail stern» Bayern anchored in the roadstead a t p.m. yesterday, having fl. f. H Phi Chun on board as a passenger. A ;r p. m Prince Chun landed accomp, a by his aide-tie- amp an I t*o ptis secretaries About 2 00 Ch
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      1170 2 Pritchard* Co. Kat Bros L,< McAHster&co. WANTED for Padang Lalang Hospital a dresser who understands dispensing. HFACti STREET, Salary >45 a month. Chinaman preferred, irroi' Apply stating age and experience and whether JUoI KfcCEIVED mart led or single, and forwarding testimonials to the Irrigation Engineer, Bagan Serai. 5*3—9-8 A SHIPMENT
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      99 2 CONTRIBUTIONS m«U 1« addrett'd to Thi Editob,” trrittfn on one »iJe of tht paptr only, and accompanied by the writer's name end address, wot necessarily for insertion, but as a guarantee of good faith. The Editor is not responsible for opinions expressed by his correspondents. esVSIS ESS Communications should be
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    PENANG TURF CLUB.
    2351 3 AUGUST MEETING, 1901. Second Day, Thursday, Ist August r oURB d with splendid weather and the I track in fine trim, yesterday’s sport Particularly interesting and enjoyab'e. a r I' Sir Frank Swettenham, kc.mg., t suite were again present, while attendance in the grand stand, 1 i,»r«
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    PENANG CRICKET CLUB.
    171 3 Lawn Tennis Tournament. The fflowing ties are fixed for next week Tuesday, 6th August. .ingle HandicapClass A. W. J. Hofge v. R. A Law E. L Talma v Dr. Jamieson E. Shropshire v. G. B. F. Southam Class B. J. A Harwood v. A. R. Adams A.
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    NEWS AHEAD OF THE MAIL.
    985 3 Wireless Telegraphy. 1118 Ameiicans are utilising wireless telegraphy for the purpose of transmitting pictures. British Consols. British Consols have suffered a further fall, and are now (14th July) quoted at Z9l 17s. 6d. The Khedive. The Sultan Js said to be highly gratified by the
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    The King’s Title.
    48 3 The Spectator, referring to the proposed additions to the King’s title, says that the style King of Greater Britain is inadmissible, the term Greater Britain” being journalese,” if not vulgar. It suggests the grander title of Sovereign Loid of Canada, Austra ia, and South Africa.”
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    Army Reform.
    31 3 Important Changes. Lord Roberts has abolished the sword, lance, and bayonet exercise in the Army. The Commaiider-iii Chief has also ordered that rifle practice shall supersede re;e mouial drills
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    German Anglo-Phobia
    76 3 Instead of the conduit of the Boers in shooting the British wounde 1 at Vlakfontein inciting the indignation of the Geiman newspapers, it has aroused a fiesh outbuist of Anglo-phobia. Several of the Beilin journals, i 1 referring to the incident, state th t Great Britain is only
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    The Imperial Appellate Conference.
    62 3 An impression prevails that ihe Conference of Judges which has been silting in London to consider the expediency of establishing an Appellate Court for the whole of the Empire, is likely to prove fruitless. This result is anticipate! in consequence of all the colonies, except the
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    The Royal Tour
    103 3 Features op Caph Programme. Tint Duke and Duchess of Co nwall and York are expected to attire at (.‘ape town on zMigust 18 The chief feature of the programme that has lieen arranged by the Ca.>e amhori'iei will be a drive ronn I the Pen'ti-ul 1. A
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS
    190 3 Penang, 2nd August. 1901. Tin 65 (Trang 27) Black Pepper West Coast 110 sales (Acheen 61b... no sales. White Pepper 43 '2JCloves (picked) 23 Mace No. 1 2| Mace Pickings 73 74 sellers Nutmegs rros s do. (No. 1 7 5 do Sugar 2 425 do. 1
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    EXCHANGE
    113 3 Tlnang 2nd August, 1901. Kates close as follows London, Demind Bank i/l'A Do 4 months’sight Bank i/-iii’« Do 3 C redis D°- 3 Documentary if-ttj Calcutta, Demand Bank Rs. 1 5 Do. 3 days’ si<ht Private 147 Bombay, Demand Bank 145 Do. 3 days’ sight Private 147 Madras, Demand
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    PENANG VOLUNTEERS.
    283 3 Oiders l>y Captain R. Ala'ii’, Commandant. For the Wesk Commencing Monday, 29TH July. Order: in so fir as they refer to the NonCom missioned Officers Parade advertised for Frid iy til j 2nd zXtigti t, arc hereby cancelled Det il for the Week. Orderly Officer, Lieutenant F. O.
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    STEAMER REPORTS.
    96 3 Tub s. s. Avagyee (Captain Oxen) btought 37 deck pissengets fiom Deli, this morning. 'I it i s. s. Ruh ll'o (Captain Freeman) arrived with a general cargo from Sit’ga pore, this morning. The e. s. Glenfalloch (Captain Bainbridge) brought 241 deck-passengers fiom Singapore and China, this morning.
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    THE MAILS.
    51 3 Mails Close To-morrow. F«r Per str Time. Deli ...Calypso ...11 A.M. Deli Aiatjyee noon. Klang ...ViJar 1 p.m Pangkor and Teluk Aiis >n ...Taw Tang 1 p.m As.di m and Pangkalan Bi aud.in ...Pontianak 1 p.m. E he. S' gli Olehleh Hok Canton 1 p.m. Singapore ...Glenfattoch 4
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    46 3 I'roni Steamer To Arrive. Edie G. G. v. Lansberge to-day N-gapat.ain Zamania 3-8-01 Liverpool Orestes 3-8-01 Rangoon Hock '•eng 4-8-01 Rmgoou Seano Leong 4-8-01 Singapore van Outhoorn 5-8 01 Colombo China 5-8 01 Singapore Pm Seng 5-8 01 Singapore A Apcur 5 8-01
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    SHIPPING.
    105 3 Arrivals. To-<>Ar. s. s. Fuh IVe from Singapore s. s. Glenfalloch from Singapore s s. Taw Tong from Teluk Anson s. s. Avagyee from Deli Yesterday. s. s. Bayern from si igapore s. s. I’iJ ir from Klang s. s. Leong Ho from Batu Bahra s. s. Sportsman from
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    SHIPPING EXPECTED.
    177 3 Augt. 3 German Steuner Sumatra from Deli, for Deli, Behn, Meyer &’’o. 4 Austrian steuner China from Trie-te for Singapore, China and Japan, 5 K lister ma nn Co 4 German s. s. Andalusia from Hamburg, for Singapore, China and Japan, Behn. Meyer and Co. ss. s. Kanagawa
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      58 3 A happy idea for a trade mark is the word Lemgo coined from the initials of Liebig’s Extract of Meat Co. Many inferior meat extracts seek to trade on the Liebig Company’s 36 years reputation and they accordingly ask the public to order their extract «nder the name Lemco in
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