Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 13 August 1901

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  • 24 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DJLIIdY. NEW SERIES ESTABLISHED 1833. PRICE 20 CENTS. VOL. LIX TUESDAY, ***** Al (H ST, L9Ol. No. 180
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 710 1 jlotiws. Peninsular Oriental Steam Navigation Company. fiJHE mail steamers may I < P 1- expected to arrive out- Q wards, and leave Penanp homewards, on the following Q dates:— mail service. Homewards. n-n-al do Britannia AUg Coromandel JHstrd/w it ,ea'ia do victoria 1 ,/’,i, ramaffa do Rome Oct. sChusar. do
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    • 2545 1 MADHRCI ITQPUJC Oil BRITISH INDIA STEAM IM/iSATIOI COMPANY, limited. <floiic£S. notice NOKDDEUIbUntH LLOYD. kohinklijke paket/aart maatswapnj THEWS of Penang, Singapore, Peak 3 NE6APATAM LINE OF STEAMERS. Nippon YUSOH Kaisha. =si s up t 0 3ft V ffl\ --S W. JONES, g* Vk Si Intended Sailing and expected Arrival of Steamers.
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    • 670 1 %anks. Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij. NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY. Estaulishid 1824. Paid-up Capital f. 35.783,000 (abt. £3,000,000, Reserve F'uND...f. 2,958.000 (abt. 246,500, Head Office in Amsterdam} Head Agency in Batavia Branches: Singapore, Rangoon, Medan, (Deli), Samarang, Sourabaya, Padang, Cherebon.Tega), Pecalongan, Pasoeroean,Tjilatjap, Go ontalo, Palembang. Correspondents at Bombay, Colombo, Madras, Pondicherry, Calcutta, Bangkok,
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  • 93 2 Tuesday, 13TH Town Band, Golf Club, at 5-30 p.m. High-water 7-10 a m. and 7-35 p m. Wednesday, 14TH: New Moon. German Outward Mail, expected to arrive, at 11 am. Town Band. Esplanade, at s-30 p.m. I’enang Volunteers Non-Commissioned Officers Parade, at 5-30 p.m. High-water noon and 0-25
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  • 2908 2 There are many clerical and printers errors in the Report on the Prisons of the Colony for last year, published as a Supplement to the Government Gazette of August 2nd, which are the more surprising on account of the general accuracy of matter issued from the
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  • 30 2 P. O. Homeward-Bound Mail The P O homeward-bound royal mai' steamer Bengal (Captain Valeutini) arrived here from bingapor: at 7 o'clock on Satur day night and left at to p.m.
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  • 128 2 9th August. Dr. G. D. 1-reer, Acting Colonial Surgeon, Penang, is appointed a Coroner for that Settlement. Mr. John Anderson is appointed a Mem ber of the Pilot Board for Singapore, also a Member of lhe Board of Licensing Justi ces, Singapore. Captain W. Ma.bean of the Singapore
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  • 628 2 I0T Ater. the STRIFE IN COUTH AFRiji loud KITCHENERS PROCLAMATION: GEnL, approval al 1 he papers heartily Lord Kitchener’s l-rodf*' 1 and Ant,c> r a-e sterner mea > ineffective. res if lITH Acct’s» CAPTURE OF A BLOCKHOUSE. L ord Kitchener reports that H,. blockhouse near Brandfort rushed and
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 1270 2 Pu h pJ s go I Katz Bros. LtA, THE >A r penang. GEORGE TOWN c.. h 5.,. BEA C H S ;1: from SPENSARY, 20th August to 31st August. Municipal Notice. -.,orv Limited., r- TO-ri 5 To hs had T!*om every r pjlE NEXT ORDINARY MEETING of the 7a
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    • 98 2 must le <uUre>>«l to Th» C- Editob." wriUen on one »C<« of the pa/*r o<«ly. a”R acvempaniv.i by the writer’s name an-i adcirv»’. Ho necessarily for insertion, but at a guarantee of good faith. The Editor is not responsive for opinions ezpressed by hit correspondents. jBUSINESS Communications should be addressed
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  • 27 2 Death. Allan—At sea, on board the s.s. Glenshitl on the passage frem Singapore to Suez, on July 3rd, Nat Allan, Engineer Batu Kawau Estate. Aged 34 years.
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  • 147 3 1,, -r h ‘lf P ist six oVlock yesterday ;v hen Captain Dial bet y and a c 'j friends were leturning from '11:00'1 in the launch Sra Bwrf, the ’//ci? Seng attempted to cross IC rt s ‘anJ collided with the Sea onsiderab'e damage to her.
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  • 172 3 rfg et to announce the death of an, f>r many years we'i known /■an?, and mu h respected by those ft l iO ni he was brought it) contact. a for the last five years, had been eef J Bitu Kawan Sugar Estate, JS p
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  • 139 3 «r results of the Centenary Medal and d S S< li d.ushij s held rely are to l and. fir exi'im i- were Messrs. Scott Jersey, 'ptcule and Talma, and the rds are as follows Medal. Unary ...Koh Klieng Seng Scholarships. -IS artdiip ...W. W. Davidson oChte~e
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  • 442 3 Championship of Penang. ■is m porta nt event has been occupy- tte: lion of our chief golfers for t .'.let::., past, though the Race week ::.y i••■nfetei with play somewhat, cn s of Match Play over two rounds k-> an 1 was first started by the b
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  • 287 3 1 T. Desborough, Warden of has been appointed Circuit ili 1 C I -J- B- Dykes, Warden tfri Sernbilan, has been ap--1 11 of Mines for the States of irj'7 P' Negri Sernbilan. Mr. 11. C. b...,’ J tf i t Engineer Perak State 't as Office Assistant
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  • 604 3 In regard to the Chinese Immigrants Bill,” an important clause cf which pro po es to restrict, for reasons of sanitaiy supervision, the immigration, of Chine e contract lab >ur from Chinese ports to vess Is flying the British flag, otir realets will
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  • 776 3 —Times cf Ceylon. A PROPRIETOR “CHARMED” OUT OF HIS RIGHTS. A cask which created much amusement was argued at the Ceylon Appeal Court recently before Mr. Justice Lawrie. One Banda Koiale charged four fellow-villagers in the Po ice Court of Putt.alam with
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  • 973 3 (The Onlooker). His Majesty’s affection and regard for his elder sister was well-known. As children they were constant, almost in separable, companions. They got into mischief together, and pai l the pena'ty for it together. When, in later life, they were separated, they always remained in frequent
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  • 403 3 (Straits Tinies.) A pretty though a quiet wedding took flace at St. Andrew’s Cathe>!ial on We Inesday afternoon when Mr. Reginald J. B. Clayton of the Perak t ivil Su vice was married to Miss Brattice Di kens, the fifth daughter of lire lafeChat'es Dir kens Esq., of
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  • 150 3 The following table shows the nmnl er of points scored by the first-class counties in the Championship Tournament up to July 18th 3 C ~l Yorkshire 1815 > 2 >4 87 5 Middlesex 6312 2 s>o Surrey 14 6 3 5 3 333 Sussex 12 6
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  • 204 3 EXPORTS. IMPORTS. l»t Quarter of 1900. Ist Quarter of 1901. I’t Quarter of 11*10. l»t Quarter of 1901. i M.U.» s T.UUHWI» «.Ot»» MIBIWWUW» WW T.UI WS2MO MW M»ll> 473,077 B. Material. Total 20,834,222 7,331.335 62,034 19 429,473 6.263.178 43,221 8.-Raw Material. Total J
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  • 120 3 Penang, ijth August, 1901. Rates close as fallows London, Ueinuid Bank 1/1 1 Po 4 months’sight Bank r/-ii£ P” 3 Prodi's l/-rrj Do. 3 Documentary... i.-i't 7 Calcutta, Demand Bank Rs. 1 5 Do. 3 d ivs’s: ;ht Private 147 Bombay, Dcm <nd Bauk 145 Do. 3 days’ sight
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  • 276 3 Orders by Captain R. Alams, Comm mJant. I-OR Tim Week Comm, ncint Mondiv, izth August. Parades for the Week. Company Dr i 1 on Friday the 16th August at 530 p.m. Dress, dri 1 ord r with cap” Non-l.'omniissioncd OUcers Parade or Wednesday the 14th August at 5-3»
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  • 292 3 Ihes. s I id.ir (Captain WilsO’») arrive 1 With 39 de k I a et'gers f.om Klang, on Sunday Ihe s. Hebe (C <p tin Ink -ter) arrived wi h 147 'e k pis-er gers from Singapore, on Sunday. Ihe s. s Ch-'ylra (Captain Cox) brongh 26 de
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  • 53 3 M vils Close To-mor.;ow. Fvr I'er itr lime. Rangoo r Calcutta /L'l.'iiriZr.i ...n a m. Klang ...MaryAustin 1 p.m. I’angkor and Tehrk Anson ...Taio Tong 1 r.M Deli ...Sumatra 2 P.M-l-.die. Scgli&Olehlch Hott Canton 2 p.m Negapatani ...('amorta 3 p.m. Thursday. 15TH. Deli ...Ho Kwe, 1 p.m. Asahan
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  • 20 3 drum Steamer To Arrive. Rangoon Putiala 14-801 Suez 1-orn.osa 14-801 Edie van Imhoff 15-8-01 Liverpool Tydcus 16-801
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  • 202 3 Arrivals. To-r>*v. s. s Sumatra from Deli s. s Ho Kuei from De i s s. (Juorr.i from Langkat s s. law long from Teluk Anson Yesterday. s. s. CArlydra from Singapore s s. Bii.'imba from Negapatani s. s Su et Leak from Kedah s. s. d'itzp itrick from
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  • 173 3 Pknang, 13TH August. 1901. I in 166J —sellers. (Trang 271 Black Pepper (We-dCoa-d no sales. (Acli-en 611>... no sales. White Pepper 43.12). Cloves (picked) 28. M ice No. 1 H 24 Mace Pickings 7374 sellers. Nntnvgs nos 51 do. (No. 1 do. 2 425 do. Basket 440
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 53 3 A pot of Lcrnco in the house has warded off many illness. Lemco is genuine Liebig Companys Extract. WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED CLERK for the Chamber of Commerce, Penang. Salar y *3O a month. Applications and testimonials must be addressed to the Secretary. D. A. M. BROWN, 510—tu th s Secretary,
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    • 725 3 TO LET WITH IMMEDIATE ENTRY. PREMISES No. 40 Northarn- Road, lately occupied by the Penang Literary Association. Apply to HYE KEE CHAN, 511 —27 8 Xo. 31 Beach Street, Penang WANTED. 4 PRACTICAL ENGINEER to erect and Z 1 manage when completed a Milling plant with Engines. Boilers, &c must
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    • 326 3 McAlister&CoJQßAHAi CO., LIMITED, Wholesale Retail and Manufacturing JUST RECEIVED Chemists. a shipment op 'stccc.t, Penung. I.i<i.ft Hold ths IciPjoi-t Stocks in the Straits of Saddles (Exercise) i Drugs, made of best Rough i comfortable S at and good Grip ChCfTIICHIS t ns tired. Complete with 1 Patent Girths Stiirups and
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