Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 16 August 1901

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    26 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. NEW SERIES ESTABLISHPI3 18 33 PKICE 20 CENTS. VOL. LIX. FIJI DAY, loth Al (U ST, 1901. No. 183
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      736 1 5 3 Oriental Steam Navigation Company. r j’HE mail steamers may i.< P 1 expected to arrive oui I wards, and leave Penar.; C& homewards, on the following I dates: MAIL SERVICE. Homewards. J■?; 7 i 1 do Roww (k do Himalaya 1 .in do China do Arcadia lC eicCT-imfi/
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      2248 1 Nnonnri iTcruc i i nvn British mia steam Gwm Limitad. Mljipmna ilmkrs. mm. van den BRAND Co., INUKUULU ICLnt'-i LLUYU. KOOKLIJE PMAZWif MiAT3jiAP?IJ J 1 lawyers A &K. NE6APATA-1 inf o? STEiMciis. Nippon ¥usen Kaisha. I IL m 1 \>» X Intended Sailing and exacted Arrival of Steamers. japan mail
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      676 1 jganhs. Nederlandsche HanJel Maatschappij. NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY Established 1824. Paid-up Capital f. 35,783,000 (abt. £3,000,000, Reserve Fund...L 2,958.000 (abt. 246,500, Head Office in Amsterdam Head Agency in Batavia Branches: Singapore, Rangoon, Medan, (Deli), Satnarang, Sourabaya, Padang, Cherebon.Tegal, Pecalongan, Pasocroean,'l jilatjap. Go onta'o, Palrmbang. Correspondents at Bombay, Colombo, Madras, I’ond'cherry, Calcutta,
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    THE WEEK.
    129 2 Fkioay, 16th Town Band, Esplanade, at 5-30 p.m. Penang Volunteers Company Drill, at 5-30 p in. German Homeward Mail, expected to arrive at 1 1 p in. High-water 1 40 p.ni. an 1 2 05 p.m. Satu.dav, 17TH Mails from Europe via Negapatam. expected to arrive. Cricket ami
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    Friday, 16th August, 1901.
    2124 2 We much regret to announce that Mr. J. W. Hallifix, the President < f the Municipal Commissioners, who has not been well for some weeks, has been ordered h >me, as he is suffering from sprue. He will probably be leaving almost immediately, as any delay
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    The Assizes.
    25 2 The case against the five Klings chargel with dishonestly leleasing a claim and other charges is expecte 1 to be concluded this afternoon.
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    Football.
    81 2 Balik Pulau R. C. vs. Pulau Tikus R. C. A football match was played on Monday last between the above clubs at Bahk Pulau which was witnessed by a largecrowd of spec’aiois. Ba k Pulau won by two coals to nil. 1 he winning goals were scored bv Messrs.
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    Penang Cricket Club.
    58 2 Lawn Tennis Tournament. The following ate ihe resu'ts of tics played yesterday afternoon Single Handicap—Class A. Firmstone beat Anthony wo. Talma beat Southam 6—4, 6—5 Class B. J. Mitchell beat Wicks 6—5, 6—2 Stronach beat vanCuylenburg 6—4, 6-“ i Class C. McKnight Young beat Goodrich 6—3, I—6,
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    The Gang-Robbery at Kepong.
    299 2 1 he gang robbery at Kepong appears to have been a mu h worse affair than indicated in the previous leport, says the Malay Mail. Ihe house attacked was in the mi Idle of w hat is practically ihe main street of the place, and was
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    Home for Destitute Women in Penang
    381 2 We have been requested to insert the following:—lhe pans for this building ate now completed, and on tlieir being approved the work will at once be begun under the supervision cf Mr. Barnett. The cost of the building will be mote than was at
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    REUTER’S TELEGRAMS.
    173 2 COUNT VON WALDERSEEoNTb' CHINA WAR. HIS SPEECHES Many German newspar condemning the boastffi” a aggressiveness of Count v O n dersee s speeches and deprecate the assertion thena,n< s of other nati 011 sunk, Germany’s has risen THE HOUSEOFCOMMOHs bills read. naval works in iionkox 3 Captain E.
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    SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
    621 2 [FROM our O\v.-, C JKRESrONDESTjI Perak Races. isr Day, Thursday, i jlH Acgust. lai ping, 16th August Splendid weather, go >d fi e( j s an 1 some intert'-ting racing with many upsets nd exciting finishes were the features of yesterday’s meeting. Results I.—The Maiden Plate Mr. Ci-eah
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      1459 2 Pritchard Co. K B PENANG. GEORGE TOWN tflzACtl jltttZtZl, To be sold by Public Auction to the highest pknang. DISPENSARY, rr,d -j„±H d Avg s -r a j At Ave Etam Village, in Penang, ansm To oe had Trom every limited, all that piece op land I nrts-uj c-rnrr-T messuages
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      99 2 CONTRIBUTIONS muU be addressed to Thb sN Editor,” written on one side of the paper O n?y. and accompanied by the writer's name and address, not necessarily for insertion, but as a guarantee of good faith. The Editor is not responsible for opinions expressed by his correspondents. /BUSINESS Communications should
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    Steyn's Escape
    174 3 OWED .ns L.FB TO THK Fkosk n 81 vti ulars regarding ex-Presi F rRl Lj* fr-tn liellz slate tllat ..oops .eached .he bs Xr h.irJ riding through a vety o« n > h Sieve was hu.r.eliy aroused, J I i n two attendants, made a nJ aOI, ~i
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    The Passing of Jack Tar.
    1279 3 tkcHisb n> said and written at the ~r time di nit the ilt-appe trance of ■>i or (rom E "g iish slli PS a nd 'iio-i of the Lascar, or cheaper in his stead. The forced t to colou.ed crews by the Orient rtnwy, t.ading
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    IMPERIAL POLITICS.
    1809 3 Speech by Lord Rosebery. Lord Rosebery presi led over the annual meeting of the City Liberal Cub held in Walbrook on the 19th ultimo and delivered a long an 1 impassioned sp ec’ which was received with great emhusi sm There had, he sa’d, been a great hullabaloo
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    MAIL ITEMS.
    411 3 Abel Scores 2000 Runs R. Abel, the Surrey prof--- io ial, 11 1 made over 2.<ooiunsi i first-id.u-s cricket this season. American Steel Trust Ai Am r in ynli ate with a capiial cf l, .00,000 ha; been fumed to prev.- t a mp in s' el s
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    Germans Aghast
    502 3 En/rMOUS Increase in PkopoSld Food Tariffs. For the sake of comparison we give be »w the pie-; it au-d the new Cu-toms tai iff,:— principal foodstuffs. Fra hundred ki'cgtammes (220'b.), reck /ni g a tnaik as a 1 1 mg Old Tariff. New Tariff. s. d. s d.
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    EXCHANGE
    127 3 Pi sang i6th August, 1901. Rites closk as follows London, Demand Bank t 1 J Po. 4 months’sight Bank InJ Do. 3 Credi s i/-u| Do. 3 Documentary 1 Calcutta, Demand Bink Rs. 1 41 Do. 3 clays' sight f’rivat 46 Bombay, Demand Bank 1 141 Dl. 3 days’sight
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    PENANG VOLUNTEERS.
    254 3 Outers by Capt ii;i R. A l.i Com nan i mt. For the Welk Comm, ncinj Mondi-,, izth August. Parades for the We:-:k. Company Drill on Friday th 1 > h .\ug i;t at 5-30 p.m. Dress, dri lo <1 rwi h cap Detail roa the Week. Orderly
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    STEAMER REPORTS.
    126 3 Ths s. s. Brouuur b ought 2 de k pa -engers from Deli, t 1. motnii g. The s. s. Vidar (Captain WL arrived with 25 <! k pissengils Ir >ll K a»g, yesterday. The s. s. Tatt> 'long (Cipt.i .1 Vaz) brought 52 de k pass-ougets fium
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    THE MAILS.
    33 3 '4 -uLs Close To-u /k ow. F«r Frr »fr Deli KI mg ...Fi./jr r.-i Pargkor and Teluk An«on ...Tuar Tong t r.si Monoxy, iijrit Edie. T. Semawe, Segli andOlehkh n>. n
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    46 3 prom Stt.vnsr it-rio Liverpool TvJcut to-d y. Negapatani A.uJa 17-8-01 Singapoie Lightning 17 8-01 Edie G G.v. Lansbergi 17 S-01 ••'ingapore Sad j .Mam 17 SOl Calcutta >ku S,v:y 7-8-01 Rangoon Nuddai isrioi Rangoon Sei-ig Liong 18-8 01 Rangoon Hoch Saig 188 01
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    SHIPPING.
    147 3 Arrival». To-day. s. s. Arts.’dung from Padang s. s. Diana from .'ing.ipote s. from Deli s. s. .t-.-.igyee from Deli s. s. Taw Long from Teluk Anson i'EsiEap r s. s. Sjortsnun from Kedah s. s. t-iyinj I'ish from Port Wei I S. s. I' tying Dra from Port
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    SHIPPING EXPECTED.
    173 3 Angt. 16 Hon < .vard Nord ILI yd 1. M Steamer Stuttgart from Singapore, for Colombo Aden, Suez. I'crt Said, /Naples, Genoa, Southampton. Antwerp, and Bremen, Belin, Meyer Ac Co. 16 German Steamer Sumdra from Deli, for D li, Bchu, Meyer Co 19 s. s. Sui Sing from
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    211 3 I’h.ahg. ibrn August. 1901. tin <6625 seller.-. (Trang 27) Black I’vppei WestC->ast 110 sales. I \ehopn 6II> un sales. While t’cnp 1 42.90 Clo' e- I icke Ii 23 Mace N >. 1 Mace Pi Hugs 73 71 sellerN’ltlll g: uni 51 do. p" i 7-’5 do
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      19 3 A pot of Lcnico in the house has warded off in my illness Lcmco is genuine Liebig Companys Extract.
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      155 3 A happy ide 1 for a trade mark is the word I. emc; > coin- 1 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 under
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      413 3 WANTED. 4 N EXPERIENCED CLERK for the Ch unber of Commerce Penang. Salar y <3O a month. Applications and testimonials mu t be addressed to the Secietiry. D. A M. BROWN, 5-0 —tu th s Secret iry, Ch im'i.r of Commerce TO LET WITH IMMEDIATE ENTRY I)REMISESNo 40 Northam Road,
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      229 3 SIDEROSTHEN PAINT. An absolutely anti-corrosive paim of IRON STEEL Guaranteed to be the best RUST-PREVENTIVE extant. Invaluable for Ships, Machinery, Bridges, &e One Gallon will cover 340 square feet. Pi ice $25 per drum of 1 cwt. (about 10 galls. A splendid report received from Trinity H /itse after having
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      314 3 McAlister&Co. GRAHAM CO, EaiMITBD, Wholesale Retail and Manufacturing JUST RECEIVED Cheni BU A shipment' OF 4» Beach AllStral iHn Hold the largest Stocks in the Straits of Saddles (Exercise) Drugs, imide of best Rough Hogskm comfortable Seat and good Grip ChClTliCalS < nsured. Complete with PatCFlt Girths Stirrups and Sirsingle,
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