Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 23 June 1904
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1904-06-23 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 138. VOL. LXII. THURSDAY, 23rd JUNE, 1904. PSiCE 20 CENTS.20 words
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Advertisement1774 1904-06-23 1 I**THE HAND OF FATE,” by Adeline Sergeant, Begins To-day. fOB PRICES APPLY TO MARTYN Co. Shipping. Shipping. Shipping. Shipping. P M IflX JAPAM MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. expected arrivals and HMHims. KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. o MAIL SERVICE:. KIA NX ,f A /zk Outwards. 11/Bk\\vI I /Bk\\v Imperia! German Mail Line.1,774 words
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Advertisement7 1904-06-23 1 WHISKY D. C. MEW BRAND. MARTYN Co.7 words
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Article1256 1904-06-23 2 Programme for Autumn Meeting, 1004. FIRST DAY. Tuesday, 26th July, 1904. 1. The Maiden Plate. Value $5OO.- A Race for Maiden Horses. Weight ;ts per scale (lOst.) An allowance of Idlbs. to till ex-Griffins. Entrance, $lO. Distance, one mile. 2. First Griffin Race. Value $-100 and $lOO1,256 words
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Advertisement479 1904-06-23 2 Jbankf. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated by Royal Charter. Capital Pai.l up tSXUHH» Reserve Fund '2B ><>.ooo ••serve Liability of Proprietors £8 'O-001» lli:\i> < >i n< i: HATTON CO I KT, THREADNEEDLE STREET. agencies and iwv.ches. Bombay Hamburg Rangoon Bangkok I poll Singapore Batavia Kobe Shanghai479 words
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Advertisement271 1904-06-23 2 DOG’S HEAD BRAND D-. w. MANSON Thc Yankee Novelty Co. Dental Surgeor, .9/ A-h 'H st.: I. Tiie Last Week of our Guinness’s Stout Bass’s Alek=== Jzrr: Alyesbury Garland, OUR GOODS AT (RED AND GREEN DIAMONDS) IPOH 30 To 50 ,!ELOW THEIK valve. THE LAST OF OUR STOCK In Ordinary271 words
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Advertisement586 1904-06-23 2 notice. In the Goods of GEORGE LQnie PURSUANT I veyancmg and Law of f/ I nance 1886. Notice is hereby Opt P,v "c 1 E creditors and other person/'?' 1 Jl, I claims or demands u pon or :i(r I Estate ot George Lonie, ilt) "'""'I t I Chief Engineer586 words
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Article873 1904-06-23 3 yyjrjßD PEOPLES OF STRANGE Cl IMES AT THE WORLD’S FAIR. from tropics to arctic zone. t'iviliz»* man reads many stories of the life and customs of his less domesticated brother. Various phases of savagery are elaborated upon by enthusisastic students of nature, but to get873 words
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Article978 1904-06-23 3 WANDERINGS IN THE WILDS OF KELANTAN. A COUNTRY WITH A FUTURE. [Continued from yesterday’s issue]. Wandering idly through the town, which is reputed to have a population of some 10,000, one meets faces that seem almost out of place in Kota Bharu. Keen-eyed Arab traders clad in978 words
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Article960 1904-06-23 3 HOW THE MISSION IS SITUATED IN THE LAND OF THE LAMAS. NATIVES WILL FIGHT TQ THE DEATH. Gyantse, 10th June. Yesterday at mid-day the fire from the fort began to slacken und finally died away entirely, and a most careful search through glasses showed no sign of960 words
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Advertisement48 1904-06-23 3 Paixs ix’ the Stomach, like toothache, ;i,, e nut dangerous, but decidedly unpleasant. I’vrsons who are subject to such attacks will be pleased to know’ that prompt relief 'nay be had by taking a dose or tw'O of Immberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. All dealers sell it.48 words
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Advertisement821 1904-06-23 3 HORACE S. TO LET TO sell Mining and Consulting Engineer. ii I OMOND,” Penang Hill. Area nearly TJ'URNISHED with entry from 9th July, I— 91 or i oll g S q’ wo Bungalows. All Description of Mining properties Ra,notl <’ pa kor i lately several sites. Reported on S( the821 words
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Article111 1904-06-23 4 The Japanese advance has again begun. Liaoyang is reported to have been captured. General Nogi has been given the task of reducing Port Arthur. A new Army Corps is surrounding the stronghold. Two Russian destroyers and a steamer have struck mines and sunk. There was much loss of111 words
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Article1193 1904-06-23 4 i piviivs were made by planters.— Commercial TntsG'tijence. It is not within our province ro comment upon the rights or wrongs cf the queer ease of Hogan r. Blackmore, the story of which we gave in our issue of yesterday, but we can only regret thati piviivs were made by planters.—Commercial TntsG'tijence. - 1,193 words
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Article231 1904-06-23 4 THE FINAL OF THE MIXED DOUBLES. The final of the mixed doubles was played off last night, and was remarkable for the very fine uphill fight made by the losers. The first half of this match was played on Saturday last, and the winners, Mrs. Stephen and231 words
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Article209 1904-06-23 4 GERMAN ENTERPRISE IN SIAM. The steamers of the East Indian Steamship Co., Ltd. and the North German Lloyd Orient Line, for which Messrs. indsor and Co. are the Bangkok agents, are now advertised under the one heading of the North German Lloyd Orient Line. Elsew here they209 words
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Article236 1904-06-23 4 RESULTS OF LAST NIGHTS CONTESTS Fine weather favoured the second nieht of the Penang Cricket Club Tennis Tournament. and play was of an interesting description. i here was a good attendance of members in the Pavilion. The following were the results Doubles. R. P. Phillips it236 words
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Article473 1904-06-23 4 Spectator NOTES AND NOTIONS p R( THE WORLD’S pj» E s/ Money Talks. Why the teetotal party should prevent the trade from insurin.,' not understood in the m-irke; market opinion of the Licensing A shown by the buying even of tfo. ’J H of brewerie ;in—“ Spectator . - 473 words
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Article371 1904-06-23 4 Fleet St. May 28. Shropshire loses a quaint character by the death of John Russell, for sixty-one years sexton of Wellington Parish Church. Russell had never ridden in a tram in his life, nor indeed in any vehicle, horsed or manual. Throughout his seventy-eight years he371 words
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Advertisement660 1904-06-23 4 Latest Advertisements. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. “THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE, 1888.’ Settlement of Penang. IX THE St PH EM E CoVRT OF ga akmptett. K<>. > W'lSTRAITS SETTLEMENTS. ci M joo ciloi-N c Settlement of Penang. x "‘h‘t, l o'J iJ? 1 turn tiled the 2nd d-iy ot June, I JOI, a lit660 words
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Advertisement88 1904-06-23 4 Co.\Tl,‘l Hf 'TIONS litil.tf lit <<ihll'f.n- 'I to Th< E'lititt irritti it <>n <>to‘ -tiilf oj the niil'l mill ti-'eitiii/tit ii i'''l h'l tin ireitee's ii <,,) Hint mhlri ss nut in cci s.iiti il'l tne i n.tei'ttoil 'mt its o iiiiiti-itiifee of t/ood t'itith. A LL tiionies iiiiist be88 words
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Advertisement15 1904-06-23 4 FAIRBANKS SCALES. METTER’S STOVES. FUNAGOYA WATER. McAlister Co., Ltd. McAlister Co., Ltd. McAlister Co., Ltd.15 words
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1711 1904-06-23 5 G. J. B - G. J. B. I SUNSHINE AND SHOWER I AT ALORS STAR. I iTH THE PENANG GUESTS AT I THE WEEK END. I KEDAH WET BUT HAPPY. I The Marriage Ceremony at its Height I I’kom Our Own Reporter.] I Alors, Star, Tuesday. I1,711 words
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Article314 1904-06-23 5 THE J A ANESE AGAIN MOVING NORTHWARDS. NOGI TO REDUCE PORT ARTHUR. FRESH JAPANESE ARMY CORPS SURROUNDING THE FORTRESS. TWO RUSSIAN DESTROYERS SUNK. VLADIVO STOCK FLEET HARASSING JAPANESE COAST. [Reuter's Services.] London. 22nd June. Reuter from Niuchwang states it is reported there that the Japanese cavalry attacked Liaoyang[Reuter's Services.] - 314 words
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Article54 1904-06-23 5 Morrison refused admission TO THE AVAR ZONE. SIGNIFICANT MOVE AT WEI-MAI-WEI. [Our Exclusive Service.] Singapore, 23rd June. Ihe Times correspondent. Mr. James Morrison, has been unable to obtain permission at Haimun to enter .the war zone. The authorities at Wci-hai-wei have lieen instructed to dismantle the w54 words
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Article75 1904-06-23 5 THE EIGHT-PENNY TAX ON TEA. AN AMENDMENT CARRIED. [Reuter's Service.] London, 22ml June. Mr. E. J. Soares, member for the Barnstaple division of Devonshire, has proposed an amendment in the House of Commons providing that the eight penny tax on tea remain in force till the Ist July[Reuter's Service.] - 75 words
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Article77 1904-06-23 5 OPINION OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS. QUALITY BEFORE QUANTITY. [Reuter’s Special.] Loudon, 22nd June. In the House of Lords, Lord Donoughmore says that the proper time has not arrived for proposing any question dealing with the army reorganisation, which is now under consideration, but he was authorized[Reuter’s Special.] - 77 words
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Article69 1904-06-23 5 COMMISSIONER ELIOT RESIGNS. ALLEGED UNFAIR MONOPOLIES. [Reuter’s Special.] London, 22nd June. Reuter from Mombasa says that Commissioner Eliot has resigned his post in East Africa. He has wired to Mr. Balfour demanding a public enquiry and states that Lord Lansdowne had ordered him to refuse to grant[Reuter’s Special.] - 69 words
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Article36 1904-06-23 5 TRIP TO TANGIER ABANDONED. [Reuter’s Special.] London, 22nd June. The recent orders issued to the American squadron to proceed from Lisbon to Tangier have been countermanded. It is proceeding to J‘.reus instead.[Reuter’s Special.] - 36 words
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Article38 1904-06-23 5 THE COST OF THE MISSION. [Reuters Special.] London, 22nd June. Mr. St. John Brodrick estimates that the expenditure on the Thibet expedition to 31st March was £309,500. The monthly expenditure since has been £50,000 sterling.[Reuters Special.] - 38 words
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Article35 1904-06-23 5 [Reuter’s Special.] London, 22nd June. Somerset has beaten Worcester by an innings and 114 runs. The remaining 5 millions of the Transvaal Development Loan has lieen issued in London at 974.[Reuter’s Special.] - 35 words
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Article527 1904-06-23 5 21st June 01. Mr. Elphick, who is to be starter at the Races to-day, arrived here yesterday in a specially chartered boat the Suiida, having missed the steamer Malacca at Singapore. At the Japanese Dinner given to Chinese in celebration of the recent victories the grounds of the527 words
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Advertisement4 1904-06-23 5 electro-platedware. McAlister Co., Ltd.4 words
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Advertisement35 1904-06-23 5 The Efficacy of Chamberlains Pain Balm in the relief of rheumatism is being demonstrated daily. If troubled with this painful disease procure a bottle at once, One application relieves the pain. All dealers sell it.35 words
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Advertisement5 1904-06-23 5 ENGINE OILS. McAlister (Jo., Ltd.5 words
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Advertisement788 1904-06-23 5 mTUPV lAAF CA WVI I Mr. Samuel an I his family reside at 94-3 InLI LUUA OU HULL. Bukit Timah H Singapore. It was liecause of their special action on the blood A Grateful Husband Tells How Dr. Williams' and m r/es that Dr. W iliam s Pink Pills Pink788 words
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849 1904-06-23 6 ARRIVALS. Gleneallouh, Brit., 1434. i*« ntney, June 23, Singapore, gen., Koe Guan, A Co. Malaya, Ger., 348, Block. June 23, Deli, gen., Behn Meyer, A Co. Gregory Apuar, Brit., 2941), Oiiftnt, June 23, Singapore, gen.. A. A. Anthony, A Co. Pegu, Brit. 294. Conway, June 23,849 words
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Article676 1904-06-23 6 June 23rd. The Antarctic exploring ship Discovery went into the graving dock at Christchurch, N.Z., on the 22nd tilt. Taking into account the rough handling which the Discovery has received since she left Lyttelton over two years ftgo, the vessel hi» come through it aU with surprising!676 words
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Article535 1904-06-23 6 Straits Times. TWO MEN KILLED AND THREE WOUNDED. A thrilling experience befell the crew and passengers of the steamship Sumatra on her last trip from Singapore to Medan, when a Javanese ran amok, killed a Hindu and wounded several Chinamen, with the result that he hadStraits Times. - 535 words
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Article1179 1904-06-23 6 Adeline Sergeant - By Adeline Sergeant. Author of “Casper Break’s Wooing," Ac. I calls it the dead man’s hand," said the sexton. “Why a dead man’s hand?” Michael Grimond asked. Dead men's lingers don't point, as this hand on the stone is pointing.'' Ah, there lays the point of1,179 words
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Advertisement12 1904-06-23 6 STEARNS HEADACHE CERE, ures A/ast be Stearns" ami you get the genuine.12 words
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Advertisement15 1904-06-23 6 S’I’EARNS’ WINE, for convalescents, from any severe illness. Its great value is at once seen.15 words
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Advertisement14 1904-06-23 6 S I EARNS WINE, for loss of appetite and general weakness. 11 aids digestion.14 words
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Advertisement137 1904-06-23 6 A Dangerous Disease.—Every one know that cholera morbus is one of the most painful and dangerous diseases known to humanity. The fact that it is so swift ami so often fatal in its results makes it more to be feared than almost any other malady. It often terminates in death137 words
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Advertisement258 1904-06-23 6 DIARETIC“”-'*=d A Mw the Diabetic Institute, St. D I tan’s Hill London, E.C. Uns “l I NOTHING TO pj A GROWING SUCCESS." I JOHN STRANGE WINTERS HAIR FOOD I A Marvellous Hair Grower I AND I A Delightful and Refreshing I DRESSING FOR ORDINARY USE. Prepared (from a recipe of258 words
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Advertisement64 1904-06-23 6 B your i (cough) WITH I HADE I VOf all Chemisfs*Srorcs 7 sure you aboveTradc WANTED? A NURSE Probationer is wanted lit" 11 for the General Hospital, J All particulars may be obtained Colonial Surgeon’s Office. j "KEATINGiI I LOZENGES I THE WORST COUGH. I One rives relief. An increasing:64 words
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Advertisement1083 1904-06-23 7 GRAHAM Co., Ltd., Siberian Butter H ™X Bros DUN VILLE’S WHOLESALE CHEMISTS. E spec.alt.es nweX Special Old Scotch Whisky 4, Beach Street, Penang. to the finest Australian Product. HUMBER CYCLES. Bl BOTTLES :o: GENTLEMEN’S LADIES’ BOYS’ AND GIRLS HAT T’Q Packed in Copenhagen by T. aS. Highest Grade Ma -hine1,083 words
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Advertisement2309 1904-06-23 8 Insurance Nolicev insurance Notices. instance Notices. TWO GREAT NECESSITIES, p£U N °tice. X THE Municipal Commissioners of r The London Assurance The Marine Insurance Co,, Ltd. Royal Exchange Assurance famii Y PROVISION 1 Town Penan g» hereby i nvit h rA M 1 u 1 rilVTiaivn, for the construction of2,309 words
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