Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 8 August 1901

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    24 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DJLIXdY. NEW SERIES ESTABLISHED 1833. PKICE 20 CENTS. VOL. LIX. THURSDAY, Bth AUG* I ST, 1901. No. 17
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      709 1 /lottrts. HUE ill.ui sic liner* m tV P A expected to arrive on wards, and leave Penang 0» homewards, on the following dates:— mail service. Homeward». do Britannia ‘Jo A c I hfasstlia do Victoria Parramatta do Rome 5 Chusan do Htmalayv Outw rd» S Parramatta do Rome 22 Clms.n,
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      2232 1 NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. Hoiiws. allaim ajflvrmi: yl ft. IfUNTM USE OF STEAMERS. Niptlffn Yusen Kaisha. General Contractor» S 7 t j )Vor«s 40 \feld Q uay t Ww Intended. Sailing and expected Arrival of Steamers. japan mail steamship Co., Ltd.; 8*®«« fteaeft srreef. '1 I I tv' notice I f Foa
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    THE WEEK.
    74 2 Thursday, Bth Penang Volunteers Company Drill, at 5-30 p.m. High-water 7-to am. and 7-35 pm. Friday, 9 th P, 4 O. Outward Mail, expected to arrive, at 6 am. Penang Club, half-yearly meeting at 9 P m High-water 8 0 a.m. and 8-25 p m. Satcrdav, ioth High-water
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    Thursday, 8th August, 1901.
    2141 2 The question of agricultural education, to which we briefly referred in our article on the Penang Agricultural Show a few days ago, is one deserving the serious attention of Government. The necessity of inculcating the rudiments of agriculture in those of the rising generation whose future
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    The Assizes.
    55 2 Three Hindus and two Muhammadan Klings were charged yesterday morning before Mr. Justice Leach and a special jury with dishonestly releasing a claim, forgery, and other charges. Mr. Adams appeared for the prosecution and Mr. Ross for the defence. Ibe case for the prosecution was not concluded when
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    Perak Turf Club.
    70 2 The following are the Handicaps in the Maiden Galloway Race and the 6th Race, ist Day: Maiden Galloways. Arrangement 11 7 BP. 82 Blueskin ir.7 j Glucose 79 Sinfi 89 1 Simple Honours 72 6th Race. Duba low it 7 Carlton 10. Minnewarra 11.0 Alden 8 Why
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    Extradition Cases.
    139 2 Mutl’ Karpen was ye-terday acquitted ■ot the charge of dishonestly retaining property alleged to be slo en from Batu Gajih in April last year. Koh Ah Chit, who was accused of tiieft of a quantity of tin ore at Kuiim, was dis harged from custoJy, as app ication
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    Jottings.
    381 2 The plague is very bad at Amoy, the dai y average of deaths beir g 40 to 50. H. M. S. Orlando at Fakir communicate I ea<i y tlie o-her day with ano her vessel 68 miles off by wire ess te egrapby. 'I he Mercury in a le
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    Gutta-Jelutong.
    130 2 A correspondent sends us the following extract from the Sarawak Gazette, and inquires whether the Gutta referred to is pro urable in Ma'aya :—Gutta Jelutong, which has been collected and exported on a small scale for sometime past, is now attracting considerab e attention, a new and profitable use
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    Result of French Elections.
    47 2 The following are the results of tbe elec tions to the Councils General Republicans 557 Radical Socialists 447 Socialists 33 Total Republicans 1037 Rallies 54 Nationalists 26 Conservatives 209 Total Conservatives 219 Second ballots 85 The Republicans gained 47 seats. Echo de Chine.
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    REUTER’S TELEGRAMS.
    115 2 7T "A cstfc *N IMPENDING A general strike o f steelworkers has been oft comm, nee on the toth the UTE ENPRESS FUNERAL at POTSDam. The funeral of the r Frederick will take place aS dam on tne 13th instant. VOTE OF CONDOLENCE. The House of Commons t
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    SPECIAL TELEGRAM.
    17 2 IF.I.LK ANSON. Bth August The shipments to-dav are— To Penang, 478 lo Singapore, 2,214 ofc.
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    TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.
    151 2 The New German Tariff. The German Catboic, Radical andL cia ist newspapers oppose the Tm». on the woiking man. It is believed that the Reichstag» largely amend (he new Tariff. Fighting at Bremersdorf. A detachment of Steinacker’s Hsi occupyi g Bremersdorp were forced evacuate 01 Wednesday by a
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    Prince Chun.
    161 2 Report speaks well of lhe Prince. I appearance he is said to be very likei brother the Emperor Kwang Hsu, but I is somewhat taler and datker. In 0 Shanghai contemporary, tl.e NcrtiCu Dai’y News, be is thus desciibed ashelui el in ShanghaiHe was certainly 1 prepossessing figure.
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    The Hongkong Naval Yard.
    379 2 The announcement made by Reuterr» cently, that the scheme for transferringtk Nava Yard from it< present site in Queens Koid to Kowloon has been kcockel a the bea! by the Admiralty and the sions are to be catrei out as otigitM designed, has caused great disappMt
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      1205 2 Pritchard Co. b™. lx, the ««fft penang. litUnut I UWH tiEACti STREET, poned until Saturday, 10th August, when all nionrilft inv accounts are requested to be settled. penang UlortNoAni, Consulate for the Netherlands. I inirc To be had Trom every Mmitea., LADIES 37a, BEACH STREET, D*4 a tl rtealur "DORK
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      103 2 /CONTRIBUTIONS m>ut t« •ddrttted to Th» Editor,” written on one tide of the paper only, and accompanied by the writer'» name and addre»», not necessarily for inter lion, but as guarantee of good faith. The Editor is not responsible for opinion» expressed by hie correspondent». J BUSINESS Communication» »hould be
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    "BEYOND THESE VOICES."
    1036 3 By Mrs. Egkkton Eastwick. The full point of the title M rs. Egerton Eastwick has chosen for her latest novel has not y et become quite apparent to us. tfcan hardly be intended that the butte, fly life she has so carefully limned should bear e pithet
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    Killing a Bad Son.
    231 3 The law and custom of China still gives toe parents supreme control over their children. As far as it is possible for an Outsider to get to know this people, whose ways are dark,’ it does appear that this power of life and death is not
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    The Straits Government and Immigration.
    986 3 Tub following letter appears in the Hongkong Daily Press S ,R > No. 33 of the projected Straits immigration laws, recently submitted to the Council, is something entirely novel in the way of protective legislation, and would certainly appear to set the pace for other
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    Indian Troops in the Far East
    574 3  -  (N.-C. Herald.) Not the least important result of the recent campaign by the Allied armies in North China has been the appearance side by side with the European contingents of an expeditionary corps consisting almost entirely of Indian troops, and fairly representing the average
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    Malarial Fever in Hongkong.
    562 3 Its Treatment. In the Hongkong Government Gazette there appears an interesting Clinical Report on Malaria, as seen in the Government Civil Hospital during the past six months by Dr. I. Bell, Acting Principal Civil Medical Officer, and Lieutenant G. E. Stewart, i.m.s., Acting Assistant Superintendent. After
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    190 3 Penang, Bth Aucust. 1901. Tin 169- —sellers. (Trang 27$ Black Pepper I West Coast no sales. (Acheen 61b... no sales. White Pepper 43- I2 fCloves (picked) 28. Mace No. 1 821 Mace Pickings 73 74 sellers. Nutmegs nor 51 do. (No. 1 7.25 do. 2 4 2
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    EXCHANGE.
    108 3 Penang, Bth August, 1901. Rates close as follows London, Demand Bank i/i>i Do. 4 months'sight Bank Do. 3 Credits Do. 3 Documentary... Calcutta, Demand Bank Rs. 1 5I Do. 3 days’sight Private 147} Bombay, Demand Bank 1451 Do. 3 days'sight Private «47! Madras, Demand Bank 144) Do. 3 days'
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    PENANG VOLUNTEERS.
    206 3 Orders by Captain A. R. Alans, Commandant. For the Week Commencing Monday, STH August. Parades for the Week. Company Drill on Thursday Bth Aughts at 5-30 pm. Dress, drill order with caps The Warren Shield. The Warren Shield will be shot for on the 1 rth of August,
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    STEAMER REPORTS.
    78 3 The s. s. Canton (Captain Meri a>>) brought 93 derk passengers from Te'uk Anson, yesterday. The s. s. Langkat (Captain Lingar I) arrived from Kiang and Malacca ye st ei ay, bringing 2 saloon and 116 deck-passeng-er». The s. s. Lady Weld (Captain Trew*eke), which arrived from Teluk
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    THE MAILS.
    48 3 Mails Close To-'iorrcw. For Per str i„«. Klang Malacca ...I.aiigk.d 1 p.m. Teluk Ansou ...Lady Weld 3 p.m. Saicrday, ioth. Deli ...Sumatra ham Deli ...Ho Kuei 1 p.m Langkat ...Quorra 1 r M Klang ...Mary Austin I r »1, Pangkor and T. An.-on Betsy t I,m
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    26 3 From Steamer T» Arrive. Singapore Shanghai 9-8-01 Singapore C. Hock Kian 9-8-0 Olehleh General Pel 10-8-01 Singapore Cheung Chew 10-8.01 Suez Formosa *****
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    SHIPPING.
    55 3 Arrivals. To-day. S. s. Lady Weld from Teluk Anson s. s. Sumatra from Deli Yesterday. s. s. Canton from Teluk Anson s. s. Langkat from Malacca Departures. To-day S. s. A. Apcar for Calcutta S. Avayyee for Deli s. s. Pegu for Edie, Segli Sc Olehleh s. s. Canton
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    SHIPPING EXPECTED.
    121 3 Augt. 13 Outward Nordd Lloyd I. M. Sleam-r Prinz Heinrich from Breme for Singapore. China and Japan. Behn, Meyer A Co. 13 German Steamer Sum itra from Deli, for Deli, Hehn, Meyer Co. 15 Homeward Nord 1 Lloyd I. M. Steamer Stuttgart from Singapore, for Colombo Aden, Suez,
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      77 3 PORTABLE SUSTENANCE. For travellers, miners, and soldiers no food is as portable as lemco the genuine Li-big Company’s Extract. The product of 18,000 bullocks was supplied to the forces in South Africa. Lemco is the most concentrated form of Meat known. WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED CLERK for the Chamber of Commerce,
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      263 3 HAIR PRESERVED A BEAUTIFIED. The only reliable preserver and restorer of the hair is Rowland's Macassar Oil, which closely resembles the oily matter nature provides for nourishing and stimulating its growth without which the hair becomes dry, thin and brittle. It prevents baldness and scurf, strengthens the hair, and for
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      1161 3 McAlister&Co. TUST RECEIVED a Crossley Oil Engine A PRACTICAL ENGINEER to erect and I tJ °o, 6H.P. No 1701, for Tapioca Mills f\. manage when completed a Mining plant and Tin Mines. Apply to with Engines, Boilers, &c must have working f.IMTTFtTY. 5*0 —2JB KATZ BROS Ltd. knowledge of electric
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