Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 10 December 1904

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  • Our Weekly Magazine.
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      Toning Ape’s Little Joke.
      3473 3 I know 1 never dipt y pen in slime or gnll, Q r wrote n sentence he purest lipt. Might scruple to recall. A PAGE OF FACTS, FANCIES, FASHION AND FICTION. From grave to gay, from lively to severe.” To speak no evil, nay, nor listen
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      A Quiet Spot in Mowbray Vale.
      1510 3 (Yorkshire Post.) Brafferton-AVith-Helperby are two of the most charming and unspoiled of Yorkshire villages in one. They lie quite out of the beaten track, amid purely pastoral surroundings, in a corner of the A r ale of Mowbray. Brafferton, modernised from the Anglo-Saxon Broad
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      54 3 Colds are quickly cured .Syjjfejhamberbhn s Cough Remedy. It I'hni, loosens the cough, relieyfr£<he lungs •<nd opens the secretions, effecting a per•oanent cure. It counteracts any tendency :l cold to result in pneumonia. For sale all dealers. z tai OLE TOOTH POWDER, a per'll antiseptic dentifrice, cleanses and perl"lv,,s f
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      38 3 Rheumatism is cured by Chamberlain’s Pain Hahn. One application relieves the pain For sale by all dealers. STEARNS’ HEADACHE CURE, and be obtained from all dispensaries (quickly by post). Gives instant relief. Avoid imitations. Keep the Genuine handy.
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      131 3 A Timely Suggestion.—This is the season of the year when the prudent and careful housewife replenishes her supply of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It is certain to be needed before the winter is over, and result are much more prompt and satisfactory when it is kept at hand and given as
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    THE WEEK.
    157 4 Saturday, December IO!h High Water 1-14 a. in. A 2-01 r. M. Low Water 7-56 a. in. 8-16 r. M. Sunday, December Ilth. 3rd in Advent. High Water 2-24 a. m. 2-24 r m Low Water 8-36 a. ni. 8-56 r m M onday, December I2th Town Band,
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    Saturday, 10th Dec., 1904.
    2133 4 Another royal visit, to England, this time Their Majesties the King and Queen of Portugal, has drawn some attention to the little Kingdom which for long held itself high in the world’s affairs. At one time a great colonizing and maritime nation, the Portuguese explored the
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    PENANG HUNT CLUB.
    569 4 YESTERDAY’S PAPER CIIASE A VERY ENJOYABLE AFTERNOON The first paperchase since the a Club's poiiul tr Gymkhana on the R 0 Birthday, was fixed for yesterday afX’ noon, and it proved an unqualified su er in every sense of the word. 'pf’ was a large attendance at
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      THE ESPLANADE FOOTPATH.
      93 4 To The Editor Penang Gazette.” Dear Sir, Cannot something be done to trim the pathway in front of the Band Stand on the Esplanade,—the one on which the big gun stands At the foot of the railings running along the roadside long grass and weeds grow, spoiling
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      GROSS CRUELTY.
      163 4 To The Editor Pinang Gazette.” Dear Sir, I should like to bring to your notice a case of cruelty to animals, of which I was the unfortunate witness, in the hope that you will bring it to the notice of the amt linrities. I was inside shop No.
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      377 4 RaomeT»L.t. [ĕ« Vflßf CC RC] AT THE PRIORYf 38 NORTHAM QHVHIILvvL vj ROAD. Apply a if. a Mrs. w. rodyk. sANDAL Penang, 6th December, 1904. 726 19-12 FOR SALE CAPSULES rviA I Not made cf Gelatine, efficacious, t because absolutely pi.r®kngiish Oil. AHOKKPEN Colloquial Manual m two B /0c mists
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      80 4 lt [HUTIONS must be addressed to w/ The Editor," written on one side of the paper only and accompanied by the writers name and address not ueccessarily for insertion but as a. guarantee of good raith. yg LL monies must be paid to the. General zX Manager al the ll
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      5 4 COOKING STOVES. McAlister Co., Ltd.
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    THE FRENCH CABINET.
    63 5 sequel to the recent melee. m. sYVETON asphyxiated. j Reuter’s Service.] London, 9th Dec. ’fiie French Cabinet secured a majority ~f two only in the discussion on the Government’s methods of obtaining information in e mneetion with the estimates of t,he Ministry of Justice. \l. Hvveton, General
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    PORT ARTHUR.
    36 5 \LLEGED PLIGHT OF THE GARRISON. i>i i: Exclusive Service.] Singapore, 10th De?. Ex hiding the garrisons in the remaining t ots, the forces at Port Arthur have retro.Ped to a final position at Liaotishan.
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    THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
    38 5 JAPAN ACCEPTS HER INVITATION Reuter’s Service.] London, 9th Dee. p i- announced at Washington that .laps i has accepted the invitation for a second Hague Conference provided the deci-miis d > not affect the present war.
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    THIRD RUSSIAN SQUADRON.
    19 5 T > START IN JANUARY. Reuter’s Service.] London, 9th Dec. A third Russian squadron starts in January.
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    FALL IN COPPER.
    48 5 PANIC ONLY JUST AVERTED Reuter's Service.] London, 9tli Dee. The fall in copper has demoralized the New York Stock Market. A serious panic was averted only by a narrow margin. It is believed that a powerful bear clique has been formed to depress all stocks.
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    STOP PRESS NEWS.
    315 5 ’Reuter’s Service.] London, 10th Dec. It is announced at Portsmouth' that H. M. The King will start for a cruise in the Mediterranean early in February. The American Tariff Revision has been practically shelved till next Autumn. The Tsar has presented a silver bowl and ladle to
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    FIGHTING IN PERAK.
    54 5 SERIOUS AFFRAY AT LAHM. SEVEN MEN [Fuom Our Own Tpoh, 10th Dec. A serious affray occurred yesterday atwe n two rival mining Kongsis at ’■'d'af, caused by a wluilesaie attempt at r ibery from one of them. Seven persons 1 le 'd of ihe injuries receive 1
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    PENANG RACES.
    588 5 training notes and ANTICIPATIONS. THE RACING TRACK OPEN. As I predicted in my last the track juoper was thrown open for gallops bv the Clerk of the Course, and rare going it was. 1 doubt if there is anything nearly a- good on the other S. R. A.’tracks.
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    PERAK TURF CLUB.
    232 5 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. The Annual General Meeting of the Perak Thrf Club was held at the Perak Club on Tuesday. Col. Walker, the President of the Club, who was in the Chair, explained various items in the Annual Accounts. The Club is undoubtedly in a healthy state
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    67 5 Ilth December, 1904. St. George’s Church. Third Sunday in Advent. 8 a.m. Matins.— (Choral.) 8-30 a.m. Holy Communion (Plain,) 5 p. m. Children’s Service. 6 p.rn. Evensong and Sermon. Presbyterian Churci i. 9-15 a.m.. Church Prye Dock. 6 p.m. Church Northam Road. Church of the Assumption. First Mass
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    THE FANCY BAZAAR.
    240 5 CONCLUDING NIGHT. The Fancy B tzaar in aid of the Alexandra Home for omen was continued at the Town Hadi yesterday. Airs. Pykett and her assistants worked hard from three o’clock in the afternoon to dispose of the goods remaining over from the previous day’s sale. Ihe
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    CHRISTMASTIDE
    70 5 A JEWELLER’S CONSIGNMENT. Air. Emil Zobel. the well-known Jeweller ind Matchmaker of No. 4 Beach Street, has received a very select consignment of Diamond Jewellery in the most artistic designs, and set in platinum, an innovation in the Jewellers art not long since introduce 1 into Europe and now
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    F. M. S. NEWS.
    153 5 Kuala Lumpur, Bth Dec., 1904. Die opening and blessing of the new Chinese Roman Catholic Church at Brickfield Road will take place on 18th inst. The ceremony, it is believed, will be performed by His Lordship the R. C. Bishop of Singapore. Air. Warren D. Barnes,
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    THE PROPOSED BILL TO PROVIDE FOR “ THE REGISTRATION OF MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS IN THE COLONY.”
    306 5 THE PROPOSED BILL TO PROVIDE FOR THE REGISTRATION OF MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS IN THE COLONY.” AVe reproduce below the “Objectsand Reasons of the above proposed Bill, which will be plac'd before the Legislative Council on Friday next. Tho text of the Bill will appear in our columns on Monday Objects and
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    VISCOUNT HAYASHI ON THE WAR.
    862 5 THE PROSPECTS OF PEACE. Ai the commencement of the last great engagement between Liaoyangand Mukden, news was eagerly awaited at the Japanese Legation in London, and many inquiries were made by British officials. On the initial Japanese successes, however, it appears that the Legation officials
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    THE LOG BOOK.
    928 6 Satuidiy 10th Dec. 1904. The profits of the Hamburg-American line in 1904 considerably surpass any previous year. The gross profit for the current year may be estimated at 35 millions against 22 millions for 1903. A considerable part of this profit is the result of the sales
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    Shipping and Commercial Intelligence.
    844 6 ARRIVALS. Pera. Brit., 4916, Valentine, Dee 10, Yokohama, gen., Adamson, Gilfillan Co. Maria Valerie, Aus., 2643, Berberovich, Dec 9. Singapore, I gen., S. Kustermann. Puknea, Brit, 2127, Pearson, Dec 10, Singapore, gen., H. Liebert Co, Canton, Brit., 105, Merican, Dec 10, T. Anson, gen., Ah Hing.
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      5 6 CAMP FURNITURE. Afc4//®/er Co, Ltd.
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      1070 7 RECEIVED TWO GREAT NECESSITIES, A NEW SHIPMENT OF i. family provision, En^, x? KS and 4^^L q QUAY cfor, e 2. PROVISION FOR OLD AGE Town Store :—3l BEACH STREET. The Easy Running, Easily and Economically met by a Policy in wnTiCF H "B H THE BRITISH EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE
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