Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 30 November 1903

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    25 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. NEW SERIES. ESTABLISHED 1833. VOL. LX I. 20 Cents. MONDAY, 30th NOVEMBER, J 903. 20 Cents. No. 274
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      1929 1 V )i; PRICES APPLY TO MARTYN Co. J~Wiw toto. VORPDEUI’SCHER LLOYD. BREMEN N n YuSeil "peninsular Oriental Steam A Negapatam Lines of Steamers. japan MA)L STEAMSIIIP CoNavigation Company. Intended Sailing and expected At rival o] Steamers. O Expected arrival Foh Will Sail Steambb From Expected on r, OC and Departures.
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      12 1 WHISKY D. C. L. NEW 13 R TV N F>. MARTYN <& Co.
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    THE MAILS.
    59 2 Mails Close To-morrow. For Per str. Times. Deli ...Petrel 1 p.m. Batu Bahia ...Artsadong 1 p.m. Langkat Pangkalan Brandan ...Mary Austin 1 p.m. Tongkah, Kopah, Renong, Victoria Point, Maliwun Mergui Perak 2 p.m. Edie, T. Semawe, Segli and Olehleh ...Hok Canton 2 p.m. Port Swettenham and Malacca Pulo
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    SHIPPING.
    346 2 Arrivals. Hok Canton, Brit., str., 294, Scott, 30-11-03, from Olehleh, general, Ban 110 Hin. Mary Austin, Brit., str., 130, Conway, 29-11-03, from P. Kompie, general, Koe Guan. Petrel, Brit., str., 158, Murray, 29-11-03, from Deli, general, Koo Guan. Langkat, Brit., str., 186, Lingard, 28-11-03, from Port Swettenham, general, Koe
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    Shipping Expected.
    99 2 The information under this heading is supplied hy the Agents of the various Steamship inet, and the dates are approximate only. Vessels From Agents Due Nippon Singapore S.K.&Co. 3rd Dec. Vindobona Colombo do. 3rd Bengloe London do. Japan London P.&O. Co. 2ni Dec. Wursburg Hamburg B.M. Co. 3rd
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    EXCHANGE.
    119 2 Penang, 30th November, 1903. BANK RATES AT NOON. London Demand Bank l/9f£ Do. 4 months’ sight Bank 1 101 Do. 8 Credits 1/10& Do. 8 Documentary l/10f Calcutta, Demand Bank Rs. 136 Do. 8 days’ sight Private 138 Bombay, Demand Bank 166 Do. 8 days’sight Private 1 38 Madras,
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    SHARE LIST.
    161 2 Stocks. Quotatio s. Bersawah Gold Mine C<>. Ltd. ...$lB. sellers Bruseh Tin Mining Co. Ltd.... 6.— sellers Chendariang Hydraulic Tin Mining Co., Ltd. 25. sellers Fraser and Neave, Ltd. 101.50George Town Dispensary 25.- buyers Howarth Erskine, Ltd. 190.— buyers International Bodega... 100. nom. Karangan Mining Co. 21. buyers
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    MARKET PRICES.
    196 2 Pknang, 30th November, 1903. B bhf Description. ct». Soup per catty 16 Roast i> 28 Steaks 28 Stew or Curry Meat 18 Rump Steak 28 Ox Tail each 30 Tongue 70 Feet 20 Heart 30 Liver per catty 30 Pork Pork 34 Pig’s Head per catty 24 Feet
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    PENANG TURF CLUB
    981 2 PROGRAMME FOR JANUARY MEETING, 1904 386 Tuesday 26th, Thursday 28th, and Saturday, 30th FIRST DAY. TUESDAY, 26th*JANUARY, t 904,, 1. The Maiden Plate. Value $5OO. —A Rice for Maiden Horses. Weight as per scale (lOst.) An allowance of 14 lbs. to all x-Griffins. Entrance $lO- one mile.
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      274 2 Wijy Everyoije Should Use ZOTAL. ZB eca use Zotal is really a true Disinfectant and Germicide. J Because Zotal has been proved (o destroy Germs and Bacteria quicker than any other disinfectant. Analitycal report on application. 0 Because Zotal is non-corrosive and the least poi- A sonous of all disinfectants.
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      88 2 Penang Sales Room. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On Monday, 30th November, 1903, At 52 Beach Street, at 11-80 a.m. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Crockery, Provisions, Beer, Tobacco and other Sundry Goods, &c. Terms Cash before Delivery. KOH ENG HIN, 990 Licensed Auctioneer. A Lame Shoulder is usually caused by rheumatism
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      7 2 Woods Cow Brand Butter. McAlister co., Ltd.
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      29 2 PLUS f/ GOLD MEDAL PACKED BY /PARIS 1878, non W.HEYMANIj W KIOBENHAVN V DANMARK. 7 VWl EUROPA Heyman’s Patent. SCHMIDT KUSTERMANN Co Ar/ints, I'oiaiuj, Notice Stoles o>ol i’" 1
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    AN IRISH EXPERIENCE.
    1686 3 (Continued.) (Specially Written for the Pinang Gazette.) No one seemed to know exactly who was to open the ball, but, after some whispering amongst those in the front rows, two or three children shyly climbed on to the dais where they huddled together like frightened sheep. An
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      843 3 < raoricu. FOR SALE. tt persons owmg money or in any A T THE Pining Gazette Press, Maxwell’s A way in lebte<l l<> 01,1 nle enan _2A_ Practice and Procedure of the Court p<-s a«*v. mjnesud to p>y in tli< ir dues o f Requests, revised by L. M. Woodward.
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      136 3 Ciiamberlain’s Cough Remedy is intended especially for coughs, colds, croup, whooping cough and influenza. It has become famous for its cures of these diseases over a large part of the civilized world. The most flattering testimonials have been received, giving accounts of its good works of the aggravating and persistent
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      92 3 HORACE S. MARTIN, Mining and Consulting Engineer ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF MINING PROPERTIES REPORTED ON. CONCENTRATING AND ORE DRESSING PLANTS DESIGNED AND ERECTED. IPOH—PERAK. PENANGJJBRARY. IN ACCORDANCE with Rule XIX, the library will be closed from December Ist to 10uh inclusive, for the Annual Examination of books. For this purpose all
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      346 3 Messrs. S SH A Trial are the solicited, largest after which holders on.» DUNVILLE’S Whisky in the World. Uend Wi They now CROWN be used. write: To be had We are WHISKY Scotch A. E. Skeels, Whisky of 31 Beaeh excellent is now and Chee Co. MADE UP Friends. bein
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    THE WEEK.
    119 4 Monday, 80ti St. Andrew. Town Biukl, ICspliin*ile, at 5-30 p.m. St. A drew’s Ball, Town Hall, 9 p.m. High-water 9-10 p.m. and 9-35 a.iu. Tuesday Ist Queen Alexandra’s birthday. Highwater 10-0 p.m. and 10-25 a.m. Wednesday, 2nd: Town Band, Esplanade, at 5 30 p.m. High water 10-50 p.m.
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    Monday, 30th November, 1903.
    1207 4 Soberly and steadily Japan is pursuing her policy of the stone wall; and even those who with habitual pessimism shook their heads and wrinkled gloomy brows over the imminence of war are bound to admit that the possibility of a conflict is decreasing day by day.
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    Government Gazette Notices.
    149 4 The Government has ordered that tbe Tan Eng Kok Society shall be dissolved. Mr. Hare is appointed Acting Protector of Chinese, Straits Settlements, in addition to bis other duties ns Secretary for Chinese Affairs, F.M.S. Mr. J. L. King, Assistant Treasurer, has been granted 9 months’ leave,
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    Straits Intelligence.
    890 4 Tin is quoted to-day at $76 —Buyer no Seller. The Raja Muda of Kedah called upon the Hon. tbe Resident Councillor this morning. Mr. Lee Chuan Guan has been re-nom-inated a Municipal Commissioner for Singapore. The Treasurer of the F. M. S. writes us this morning to tbe
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    Fatal Tram Accident.
    536 4 Killed at Ayer Eta m y CAR LEAVES THE A Kative C^Tb eiw and Tree Lu# Yesterday afternoon Av o r scene of a fatal accidem Etam Wtk Steam Tramways. Tho P n P en e of passengers, left tbeVe n p Whlcl ’«1 1 House, at
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    MEMS. FROM THE MAILS.
    334 4 Sir Conan Doyle has consen'ed lo contest Hawick Burghs at the next election as Unionist in opposition to Jfr. Th mas Shaw, M.P. On Nov. 17th, at the banquet o! the China Association, in London, Admiral Sit Edward H. Seymour said in tbe course of his
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      419 4 Pritchard Co., 15 BEACH STREET, PENANG. X MAS CARDS OF EVERY NEW VARIETY. Final opportunity of posting to reach Europe by Christmas Day is per German Mail this Week (probably Wednesday.) Our Ladies’ Department, Is now entirely restocked with new Goods: THE LATEST RIBBONS, THE LATEST LACES, THE LATEST COLLARS,
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      92 4 ONTRIBUTIONS mutt be addressed to “Thb Editor,” written on one tide of the paper only, and accompanied by the writers name and addrest, not necessarily for insertion bu as a guarantee of good faith. The Editor is not responsible for opinions expressed by his correspondents. iLL business communications should be
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      6 4 Roses’ Lime Juice. McAlister co.jl TD»
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      5 4 Jungle Furniture. mcalister v»- Ltlt
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    TELEGRAMS.
    449 5 usurer?' s.i Bij Submarine Cable. flic RtiS'O-Japaneso Crisis. Tm. Cz\R Pi; SSI NG Eon A o m'sios cf Negotiations. London, 29th Nov. It is stated in St. Petersburg that Admiral Alexieffs return has been delayed by the international negotiations in the Far East. According to report he has received
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    Penang Races.
    787 5 Training Notes. Since my last, we have had a steady down pour of rain every day which has naturally inconvenienced trainers and their charges very considerably, still the track is so excellently drained and thickly covered with grass, that the going itself continues as satisfactory as ever. Saturday
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    Cricket on Saturday.
    131 5 A cricket match was played on Saturday afternoon on the Esplanade between teams captained by Messrs. Sharp and Talma. The game resulted as below Talma’s Team. Ward b Sharpe 0 Reutens b Wolferstan 5 Zehnder c Mitchell b Wolferstan 11 Talma c Lornie b Scully 38 Perkins
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    PENANG: A FIRST IMPRESSION.
    552 5 Fresh from the glamours of Piccadilly and the Bohemian life of flat-land Londonwards, the new Penangite stands upon th« deck of the incoming liner lost in a maze of admiration and conjecture. Penang, with its wealth of jostli ig hills, swims the sea like an island
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    POLICE COURT.
    382 5 At the Police Court this morning Mr. Bryant had before him a case in which four Klings were charged with (1) rescuing prisoners from legal custody, and (2) using criminal force to a Malay police constable, at Brick Kiln Road on the 28th instant. According to the evidence,
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    Legislative Council.
    708 5 FRIDAY, 27th NOVEMBER, 1903. The Pensions Bill. The Attorney-General moved and the Auditor-General seconded, the second reading of the Pensions Ordinance Amendment Bill, which was carried. Notice was given that at the ncx 1 meeting motion would be made to read the Bill in committee. Hackney Carriage Amendment
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    Penang Golf Club.
    134 5 The Ladies’ November Spoon will be replayed on December sth. On December 19th, the Calcutta Medal will be played for —lB boles under handicap, post entries. On the same dale will pJs.) be played, the Monthly Medal on a similar handicap to the above, and the Ladies’
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    The Russians Buying Battleships.
    41 5 According to a Reuter’s te’ogram received as we go to press R i«sia wants to purchase two battleships which England has built for Chili. This is to fonctall Japan. Russia contemplates spending luge sums in new ships.
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    SIR HENRY BLAKE IN PENANG.
    149 5 Sir Henry Blake, Jale Governor c f Hongkong, was a passenger to Ceylon on tbe Malta which left here on Saturday. lie assumes tbe Governorship of that Colony on his arrival. The Harbour Master, Cup'. Mclntyre, received Sir Henry on his ariival, in bis official
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    The Governor and his Chuin.
    102 5 Familiarity of the hail-fellow well-met type is not a distinguishing trait in the character of the average Chinaman, especially so where a full-blown Governor is concerned, yet we find His Excellency, Sir Henry Blake, of Hongkong, classed as a chum of a certain tradesman of
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    Sports and Pastimes.
    152 5 In announcing tbe result of the inlerport shoo ing a Hongkong journal pertinently adds that Penang thus retains the wooden spoon which she won last year with a score of 871 and the year before with 721.” Shooting in the Hongkong Gun Club annual championship, a few
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    Canton Hankow Railway.
    290 5 The first section of the Canton-Hankow Railway, South China, was opened on the 15th Nov. by the American China Development Co. The attendance included Colonial Secretary F. H. May, c. m. g., of Hongkong. Under their agreement with the Chinese Government the Company have the power to
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    COCOS-KEELING ISLANDS.
    518 6 An Out of-the-Way Place. A report of the Official visit paid this year to the Cocos-Keeling Islands I y Mr. Baxendale has just been publ shed by the Colonial Office. It took place in July last. The total population was 638, the immigrants from Bantam numbering 71. Ten
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    Hongkong Governor’s Departure.
    418 6 for the health of the community.—Hongkong Morning Post. The Lowest Taxed British Colony. In addressing the members of the Legislative Council for the last time, His Excellency Sir Henry Blake made no oratorical effort. He contented himself with a recital of plain facts. In the case of
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      994 6 Penang Confectionery, Dr. W. MANSON, notice No. 22a Leith Street, Penang. Dental Surgeon. In the Goods Pulsford, qr IHE PU BLIC of Penang are hereby in- I formed that the above Establishment resibihg itummiv l» THE pjj-jy«~SS: DISPENSARY- K3?ifSX. creditors and other persona having any 6> 46 MARKET STREET, IPOH.
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      50 6 A Piece of Flannel dampened with Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and bound to the affected parts, is better than any plaster for lame back or pains in the side or chest Chamberlain’s Pain Balm is a liniment that has no superior. One application gives relief. Try t. All dealers sell it.
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      579 6 PENANG SALES ROOM, 52 Beach Street, F HEREBY notify tCI t the first day o f h' 1 aft ’r JUST RECEIVED beenVr™*? 1 busin *8s i n [J 003, been transferred from Mr Ah n n Bba 3 A NOVEL, ARTISTIC BEAUTIFUL edall y to Mr. M. S. Essoofbu
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