Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 15 July 1902

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    22 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. NEW SERIES ESTABLISHED 1833. BRICE 20 CENTS VOL. LX. TUESDAY, -Olli JULY. 1902. No. 157
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      733 1 pipping llotta. St am mail steamers m;y bo expected to arrive outwards, and leave Penang homewards, on the following dates:— Mail Service. Homewards. (I,» Oceana Ju'.' 26 r"'; do Victoria i; 91*' I do Australia Jn Sf->f"7 Britannia Se',l. 6 Ballaarat t Himalaya 20 do <-Mna 1 /'E-f 1 Oct.
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      2620 1 NORDDEUI'SCHE RLLOYI). BREAIEN. tiritisn i idia Steam Navigation Company, Limited. 1 jLltirtS. T Kutiinklijke Paketvaart Maat.schippij j/ nii Lni: <i i tl n o JPNs. Negapatam Lines of Steamers. jn .Intended Sailing and expected Arrival of Steamers. japan mail steamship Co.. Ltd. wantejj. f rANTFD minu-d atelv a teatliex- foxIyr
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      581 1 Sants. INederlandsche Handel Maatschappij. NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY'S Established 1824 Capital fi. 60,000.000 (abt. £5,000,000 Issued Capital 9. 45,000,000 (abt. £3,750,000 Reserve Fund fl. 3,261.000 (abt. 272,000 Head Office in Amsterdam Head Agency in Batavia Branches: Singapore, Rangoon, Medan. (D.li), Sainarang, Sonrabaya, Padang. Chere, bon, Tegal, Pecalon g.-u I’asoeroean, Tjilatjap, Go
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    THE WEEK
    185 2 Tuesday, L’ith St. Switliin. I’ennng Vohmteers, Company and Recruits Drill, at 5-30 p in. Town Hand, Golf Club, at 5-3.1 p.m. High-water 8 20 p.m an I 8 15 a.m. Wki'Nesdav, 10th Town Band, Esplanade, nt 5 30 p.m. High-water 9 10 p.m. and 9 35 a.m. Thuksdav,
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    Tuesday, 15th July, 1902.
    1874 2 One of the supplements to the (rorernmrnt tiuzittc of Friday last contains, over the signature of the Hon. W. T. Taylor, the Colonial Secretary, the Report on the Straits Settlements for the year 1901. The report is a plain, business like, matter of fact resume of
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    New Bills.
    264 2 Friday’s Gazette publishes the text of two neiv Bills. One is a Bill intituled an Ordinance to provide for the licensing and control of dealers in second-hand goods and old metals. Theobjects and reasons state that this Bill is intended to assist the Police in the discovery of
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    Postal, Telegraph and Telephone Service.
    275 2 An unusually heavy increase is recorded in the weight of the mails which passed through the bands of the Postal Department, Strails Settlements, during the year 1901, ns compared with 1900. Insurance and Parcel Post Branches, ns also the Chinese Sub Post Office, continue to
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    The Boer Prisoners in India.
    230 2 Many of the Boer prisoners in India aro still quite incredulous regarding the cessation of hostilities in South Africa, and even among those who nre willing to believe that peace has at last lieen concluded, there are numbers who have their doubts regarding the terms
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    Home and Foreign News.
    376 2 A Pioneer special, dated London, 4th •Inly, says Sir Henry Waterfield, K.C.5.1., Financial Secretary to the India Office, retires and will be succeeded by Mr. Lionel Abrahams, Assistant Secretary. Government is understood to Ixs willing to release immediately nil foreign prisoners of war who can pay
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    TELEGRAMS.
    149 2 T ELEGRAMS. («£Cf7£*j. S) Lo 1 Salisbury* Resignation Lonl Salisbury’s •‘"i" of th» many J"** Kin of Italy lfa e King of Italy-h aH St. Petersburg. arr ?lr Ch aniberlain’ s Accident. Mr. Chamberlain i s bIY satisfactorily. The l ist wonn( l has been removei wound has healed. rhe
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    South Africa.
    313 2 Mr. Chamlierlain in a <les-patch to Sit Hely Hutchinson said that the suwL of the Constitution of a responsible was tinprece lented. An Act of th. Im Parliament was requisite. IL ajreen ‘.he Cape Ministers that Parliament it, be convoked at the earliest opportn with a view to
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    Sir Michael Hick's Beach's Political Career.
    337 2 The Right Hon. Sir Michael hi* Hicks-Beach, Bart, i’.<.. u-r.. mhas just resigned the office of G1M 8 of the Exchequer, is t ie el'lesl the Lite Sir Michael Hicks lliekG of YVilliainstrip Park, Gloucestershre.’ eight baronet, by his wife. Harriet daughter of John
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      1712 2 GRAHAM GO., flrta AObntistments. ymCUftVd Tnwle LIMITED \?»>\ jffi rW7/ uwiiitu, rriHE NEXT ORDINARY MEETING Wholesale Retail and Manufacturing »ra. ammWon.» Or Pa Chemists, Penang. o, m." a ij Latest B pp 15 Beach Street, I ISTEI^S DOG SOAP Straits Steamship Co., Ltd. Invention ««....p,,-™... 111 LE penano. Kills T
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  • Obituary
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    35 2 Death. Scott. —At Auchenreoch near Brc chin, Forfarshire, Thomas Scott, Senior Partner of the firms Guthrie <t Co., of Singii[Kire nnd Fremantle W. A., nnd Scott A Co., of 5, Whittington Avenue, London, aged 70.
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    The Old and the New Premier
    806 3 from our telegraphic V T‘ b mrlav. it has been officially l tinso ZTtlrit' Lord Salisbury has “’"‘’“'This potion !ls I>ri e Mi llst 7’ I, Hon. A. J- Balfour, Leadi’,lltl‘t of Commons, has been i',v Hi> tin th e ipi k 1!" te
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    Fire in Simla.
    95 3 Lii.r.i. was a big jp. a on (Jth i.ivolvmg the Mall between the “ybiiwns of Me-sm. Kellner and 9»d Messrs. Whiteaway Laidlaw y puny, M rs Yonds, Fratnjee and 1 I' rr iff, Herbert D.uis and the leUi-i n 11UH ll 'ii Agency being com--I,°"b hile Messrs.
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    A Rajah Sent to Prison.
    203 3 itndv'W l,f Hie great Zamorin een’eon-,.. i'" Am,m h his wife, have Hgistrate r' r C uit by t11ß 1,1 ICHt > f receiving stolen pro-ig-geach to six months' lr.'\ ,i.' and a fine of rs 1,000. w th,. ,U 1 cloipient argument Pre thr
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    Telegraphic Items.
    854 3 The Khedive. The Khedive has left Constantinople for Di von ne. Polo. The Freebooters have won the Hurlingham Champion Cup. The Banelagh has won the International Polo tournament. In the final the Hanelagh beat the American team by }J goals to 2. The Weather in London. There has
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    Cricket.
    208 3 Cambridge beat Oxford by five wickets. Surrey beat Derbyshire by seven wickets. Gloucester beat Somerset by three wickets. Notts beat Leicester by 181. The third Test match between England and Australia opened at Sheffield in fine weather in the presence of 11,000 spectators. The wicket was in good condition.
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    Under the Clock.
    1277 3 BY OVE OF THE HANDS. COLONIES AND THE CUSTOMS. House of Commons. (Ihiili/ Tele<i>aph.y Several questions arose upon the happily altered situation in South Africa. Sir John Leng and Mr. Brand wore equally anxious to know when the military censorship of telegrams, letters, and newspapers will be
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    An Action for Slander.
    70 3 A young girl in a Fifeshire village has brought an action against Hlael.iemHTs Meii/azine for alleged slander. The article was written by an American author who took up his residence in the village for the purpose of observing the social customs of the miners and their
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    Foreign Trade of India.
    127 3 The review of the trade of India for 1901-2 compiled by the inspector-general of statistics just issued gives the total value of imports ns R<. 1,011,191,966 and exports Rs. 1,329,273,901. The corresponding figures of the preceding year were Rs. 927,111,933 and Rs. 1,148,431,149. There, was a
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    Boer Prisoners in Ceylon.
    131 3 A serious fracas occurred on Ist instant between the Boer prisoners in Diyataliiwa camp and the military guard. The prison ors fought with fists and sticks and an armed guard was called out but was not needed. The troublesome Boers were removed to a camp near
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    The Cost of the War.
    459 3 The Miine/iest. r IJuaidinn publishes elaborate siatistics as to the cost of the war to the Empire in men. The total loss of life, that is killed, died of ivounds and died of disease, was seven per cent, of the troops engaged. Of these, about
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    191 3 Penang, 15th July, 1902. Tin ...§83.35 buyers i, 1 West Coast. 3 lbs. 5 oz. §2B Black Pepper Acheen clb White Pepper 46.50 biif/ees Cloves (picked) 28.—buyers. Mnee No. 95.—sellers. Mace Pickings 85.—sellers. Nutmegs 110« 18. sellers. I No. 1 7.27 do Sugar 2 4.15 do I
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    EXCHANGE.
    122 3 Penin. lsi'ii July, 1902. Rates close as follows London, Demand Bank I 8J Do. 4 months'sight Bank I 9.4 Do. 3 Credits I 9 1 t Do. 3 Doeiimontmy I Calcutta, Demand Bink Ils. Do. 3 days'sight Privntu 132 J Bombay, Dem m l Bank 130 J Do. 3
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    PENANG VOLUNTEERS.
    91 3 Orders by Captain J. G. Allan, Actin;/ ('ummandiiiit. Parages Foil This Week. Company and Recruit Drills to-day, and Thursday, at 5-30 p.m. plain ('lothex. Detail fou the Week. Orderly Officer,2nd Lieut. A. Bowers Smith. Orderly N. C. 0., Sergt. J. W. Blackstock. Shooting. The Runge is now open
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    STEAMER REPORTS.
    36 3 The s. h. I'l/far (Captain Conway) brought Hi d< <-k-p issi ngers from Deli, this morning. Ths s. h. Pin Sen/ (Captain Davidson), which arrived from Singapore, yesterday, brought Mr. 11. West and another.
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    THE MAILS.
    61 3 Mails Ci.os:-: To-morrow. For /k-r «6. l ime. Batu Bahra an I As.ilinn ...S/mrtinian 10 am. Mouhnein Unity 11 a.m I'angkor A Teluk Anson Taw Tony I f.m. Deli Sumatra '2 r.M. Rangoon b'itipatrirk 3 r.M. Edie, T. Somali e, Segli A Olehleli ...link Canton 11 a.m. Port
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    MAILS to ARRIVE.
    22 3 b'rmu Steamer Te Arrire. Rangoon Ihi.ara to-da.x Edie Coen Singapore Muttra I’>-7-02 Calcutta C. Aprar 16-7-02 Singapore Tecuhai 16-7-02
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    SHIPPING.
    69 3 Arrivals. Yesterday. s. s. Taipiny from Port Weld s. s Lenny Ito from Kedah s s. Vi<lar from 1 >eli s. s. Pin Seuy from Singapore Departures. To-Diy. s. s. Petrel for Tongkah s. s. I itlar for I)eli s. s. .Jin Ho for Langkat s. s. Laity iVi
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    SHARE LIST.
    179 3 Stix'ks. Quotation. Bersuwah Gold Mine ('.>. $2.50 Chendariang Hydraulic Tin Mining Co., Ltd. s2s,—.saZr.i Fraser and Neave, Ltd. $B3. Do. 6Debs. par George Town Dispensary $25. -.teller» Howarth Erskine, Ltd. $135. Jelebu Mining and Trading Co., Ltd. sl. Karangan Tin Mining Co. sl7.—buyer* Kechau Gold Mining Co., Ltd.
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      128 3 Stearns’ Wine, a wonderful remedy, is of invaluable service in nervous debility, exhaustion, indigestion, dyspepsia, sleeplessness, chronic coughs, consumtion, rheumatism, inipuritv of the blood, carbuncles, boils, eczema, shattered nerves, neuralgia, heart pains, etc. It makes the siek, well, the weak, strong. It purifies and enriches the blood, builds up nutrition,
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      214 3 TO LET ON LEASE IjlOR a term of 99 years from Ist Janu- ary, 1903. That piece of ground known as the Dato Kramat Gardens. Apply to DAVID BROWN Co. 1 Logan's Buildings. 6th June, 1902. LIFE AND VIGOUR FOR THE HAIR The only article which really possesses nutritious virtues
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      474 3 The best vilne in the -L-L from 15th July, 1992. g HAVE this Jay resumed business under Apply to No. 13, a. the style or firm of David Brown Co. for sale? 1D BBO S trade to be found at 4 SMALL new Bungalow sitiuile 1 near 6th June, 1902.
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    Shipping Expected.
    147 4 Th. i oimatil», ,/u h'adiny i’ ’"I bn the .4,ent» of the various Steamsh fine», lii- l the dal" arear»™" 11 1 "»'.</• July. 15 Exlia 11.I 1 <V- frcm J „|<.,n, for Singapore, China and T I, Gilflllan Wood Co. K n.tu.ud Nordd Lloyd I. M. Steamer
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    PENANG TURF CLUB.
    956 4 Programme of Autumn Meeting. 1902. July 29th and 31st and August 2nd. FIRST DAYTuesday, 29th July, 1902 1. The Maiden Plate. cmn— Race for Maiden Horses WiiM J s?Me (Sat) An allow anee of m all «-Griffins. Entrance SlO. Disanee, one mile. 2. The Gkifein Race. Value
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      361 4 Cf. THE “Pinang enlarged edition Per Month (Forl -o c^ub scriberi OUNTZEI s Ctlu A NEi ”.i Head Office: MED\n DELI SUMATRA 284—31-12 tuf Municip l \otj ie WTOTICE whereby given tutji J the Mmn-iial OfficT n* 1 before 31at instant for and the year ending 3ffih .J llh( i<
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