Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 18 May 1904
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section19 1904-05-18 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY ESTABLISHED 1888. NO. VOL. LXII. WEDNESDAY, 18th MAY, 1904. PRICE 20 CENTS.19 words
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Advertisement2248 1904-05-18 1 B 7 I PRICES apply to F MARTYN Co- SHIPPING NOTICES. si LAR AND ORIENTAL -«T NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. qTF\M NAVIGATION 7 BREMEN. Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij, Negapatam Line of COMPANY. i IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. Steamers. O /2 i H -a f/l\\2,248 words
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Advertisement9 1904-05-18 1 WHISKY D. G. laN E VV BRAND. MARTYN CO-9 words
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Article1217 1904-05-18 2 The story of Penang’s water supply —or such of its history as concerns the scheme now before the Alunicipal Commissioners—dates from the report made by Lieut. R. MacPherson in 1819, and the minutes of meetings public and private contain many interesting items inent the all-important question.1,217 words
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288 1904-05-18 2 Tin is quoted to-day at $75,'80 Business done A well known Chinese firm has surprised its creditors this morning by going into liquidation. To-day before Mr. Talma 22 bullocks cart drivers were fined $25 each fci breach of quarantine rules. Mr. Rene Proust, Manager of288 words
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Article863 1904-05-18 2 ANECDOTAL ALLEGATIONS AN ENT ALLIGATORS. Crocodiles in Penang Hakbour. [Continued fi om yesterday'& issue.] Crocodile shooting is usually poohpoohed on the grounds that it affords but indifferent sport, and..to a certain extent, this is true. But, neverthless. it has a charm of its own, and,863 words
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Article413 1904-05-18 2 NOTEiS AND NOTIONS 1 WORLD’S PRESS 1111 1 An Age of Advei;ti Sln fl The least obtrusive and i nost fl| of tradesmen has to learn that without some kind <»f he must be submerged, and if the principle it is useless to do by halves.—“413 words
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Article445 1904-05-18 2 Kioui Our Own Corr-spondent f Taiping, 16th May. Mr. C. R. Hanson, i. 5.0., is to visit I Singapore to advise on the extension of I the Railway to Tanjong Pagar. Air. G. de Cruz, Port Health Officer of Port Weld, is to act as Assistant445 words
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Advertisement432 1904-05-18 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. “ROSENEATH HOUSE.” NOTICE. From the the under- Mrs C H Home onSatur- S' Jmf S'W above named premises in No. 12, Logan Road —Newly furnished NOTICE, rooms. Excellent table. Arrangemeets for supplying tillins and j n t j ie g< oo( s o f John Patrick, late dinners432 words
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Advertisement17 1904-05-18 2 Si EARNS’ WINE, improves both appetite and digestion. It brings back health to the weak and sikly.17 words
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Advertisement11 1904-05-18 2 STEARNS’ HARDACHE CURE,Cures, Must be Stearns’ and you get the genuine.11 words
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Article140 1904-05-18 3 L|-ES after a boaibardf yIENT OF CRITICISM. L, Gn M BERLA TN’S REPLY. L U INGVER T) BE MAINTAINED. R, ul Xpdal.] Loudon, 18th May. r William Harcourt has declared in |.p f ecli that this is his last appear.jn the House of Commons. He Lir'lv supportedR, ul Xpdal.] - 140 words
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Article34 1904-05-18 3 Ijji on rations in Kerr Bay. //< vlt r's Special. London, 18th May. khc Kussians have completely evaLted Xcwchwang. h| ie Japanese c mtinue removing mines Kerr Bay despite a heavy Russian//< vlt r's Special. ; - 34 words
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Article53 1904-05-18 3 r ,(/< r’s Special.] London, 18th May. The pall bearers at Sir Henry mdcyN funeral included the Duke o! |„ivorn. Sir Harry .!< hnston and Sil h.i-re Goldie. The coffin rested on a tiifalqiie in the choir, and there was Lt «rathcring. The remains wer< iii'wardsr/,■( ,(/< r’s Special.] - 53 words
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Article54 1904-05-18 3 ;Il \I. s' ER VIC E XT WES M 1 NSTER Ar.i'.EY. Reuter's Ser vic London, 18th May. hie funeral sei vice of Sir Hcnr; anley the Exploit r took place a iMininstcr Ailey with great cercpny. The King and Queen, and the ng uf: Reuter's Ser vic?.] - 54 words
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Article52 1904-05-18 3 "P. O." SUBSIDIES. Government Waking Up. R< liter'.-: Service.] London. 18th Al ay. The Government has arranged to exnd the P. and O. service from the tli August but with an acceleration 21 hours throughout. The subsidy to i £330/00. Meanwhile t hey will aslilain whether further improvement obtainable byR< liter'.-: Service.] - 52 words
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Article129 1904-05-18 3 A State of War. Reuter's Service.] Loudon, 18th Alay. Lord Hardwickc in reply to Earl •encer stated that the hostility shown the Thibet Mission was not proved, lie Government policy was wrong but toy were confronted with a danger fai "ie serious than was anticipated. I'c declarationReuter's Service.] - 129 words
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Article892 1904-05-18 3 Gang Robbeuy ou Practical Joking CURIOUS cash AT TO-DAY’S A SS ZES. i esterday afternoon, on the conclu-l ’ion of the first forgery case, anothei 1 ease against a Malay of Province Welesiey for forgery and using as genuine 1 forged document which is known t<892 words
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Article824 1904-05-18 3 YE ITER DAY’S PAPERCHASE. Alr. Al ever and Alr. As.mus “at Home” at t prjng Grove. The satisfactory Held of twenty one turned up last evening to the meet of the, popular Hunt Club. The rendezvous wash it the junction of Pangkore and Perak' Roads. The paper824 words
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Article545 1904-05-18 3 CAUSE OF THE EVIL AND ITS PREVENTION. i An Indian Experts Opinion. Dr. A. Powell gave a lecture on the above subject in the Gaiety Theatre, Bombay. I He said the discovery of the cause* of malaria was in recent years made by a French army doctor,545 words
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Article230 1904-05-18 3 An Indian Opinion. To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette. Sir, At the meeting in the Chinese Town Hall on the 16th instant, Air. Lee Teng Hwee, 8.A., wisely exhorted his countrymen, inter, alia, that they should profit by what is good in both nations (English230 words
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Advertisement117 1904-05-18 3 J' ll s. s. Zieten arrived here this "ei'iing from Europe. She carried 161 '■issengers, including 30 children. Throwing people landed in Penang 101,1 Genoa Mr. Al. Schacht, Air. am 11 Marner, Air. C. Bolins, Air. 1’ '’'"Ting, Mr and Airs. Chassereau am ln >ly, Misses Bate ami G-ihagmd ,l117 words
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Advertisement14 1904-05-18 3 STEARNS’ WINE, assists the body to make use of nature’s nourishment. Thus of cures.14 words
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Advertisement59 1904-05-18 3 It Works Like Alagic. —The relief obtained from Chamberlain’s Alain Balm when applied to a burn or scald is so nearly instantaneous that it seems almost magical in its effect. An injury of this kind heals without maturation when this remedy is applied and unless the wound is very severe59 words
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Advertisement798 1904-05-18 3 ALMOST LOST. I NOTICE. Romantic Story of a Changed Citil >. S.S. “Pulo Riinau will not run between this port, Port SwettenAn extraordinary story 7 is being Ld I ham and Malacca from 10th Afay with reference to a “changed child 1 to 7th June, but will resume her and798 words
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Advertisement2931 1904-05-18 4 INSURANCE notices. NOTICES. HOTIC». GOVKBNMBNT OF PBRA K KT FIKE INSURANCE. T <A LARLY. Marine Insurance. Queen Insurance Company. AJXUE COM Paw■ M We have authorised Mr.* John WANTED Lomond Bungalow from lOtn *Royal Eire Insurance Company. Robertson Brown to sign our firm ApnJ Apply to GIANELLI MAJNO b The2,931 words
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