Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 1 March 1905
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section21 1905-03-01 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No 48 VOL. LX 111. WEDNESDAY, Ist MARCH, 1905. PRICE 20 CENTS.21 words
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Advertisement1973 1905-03-01 1 S dipping. ■..1. 1 1 1 —i—i—i»— P. 8 0. Steam N a E a- Intended Sailings. tion, Company. BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., LTD. 1 Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen, fl i/l\ ji|! Oyß EXPECTED ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES For r f?l\\ trAR IvKM. For Intended to sail. Steamer. ji I\\ ki1,973 words
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Advertisement1742 1905-03-01 2 Accelerated Dr. W. MANSON, VVljOi] S ervice to Rangoon. /z PE nang road. If < perfect beverage. W Thirsty 1«?™«°«’ Fel, 7Si!iu!'; A f v «loors from the Eastern I “SF7~r:Z “'T ..r»«njttn(ten»&c« I Drink Singapore, Thursday, 4-30 p.m., arrive tj at Penang, about 10 p in., Friday, and ffPQ1,742 words
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Article1937 1905-03-01 3 ’—Pioneer. It was on the deck of the coasting gteain er coming up from the Straits that I no ticed him. Among the crowd of sea-sick nondescripts on the fore-deck his stalwart figure at once caught mv eve The long twisted hair and' glossy black’—Pioneer. - 1,937 words
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1046 1905-03-01 3 —Daily Express. Everybody will be asking to-day who is responsible for the events which have led to the present desperate peril with which Russia is now faced, and what are the events which have culminated in a position perilously akin to revolution. To begin—Daily Express. - 1,046 words
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Article458 1905-03-01 3 Remarkable Statistics of a Year’s Work. Sir Frederick Treves, speaking at a meeting held in the Mansion House on behalf of the Hospital Sunday Fund, gave some remarkable figures relating to a year’s ivork in London Hospital. In that hospital alone 166,000 new outpatients were admitted yearly.458 words
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193 1905-03-01 3 The kidneys are intended by nature to drain off the surplus water in the body’s impurities. You know how well and strong and robust you feel when the kidneys are working right. You feel right in every way. But how do you193 words
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920 1905-03-01 3 —-The Globe. With the death of William Creswell, in the State Hospital for the Insane at Parramatta, near Sydney, has passed away the last, and, perhaps, the most dangerous, claimant to the Tichborne estates; not that he ever professed to be the missing baronet,—-The Globe. - 920 words
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Article708 1905-03-01 3 Any doubts which may exiet as to the belief in the miraculous in religion held by the Bishops of the Church of England will be set at rest by an interesting series of letters which appears in the liecord. The correspondence had its origin in a708 words
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Advertisement74 1905-03-01 3 No Friend Like a- of need it is will always help you 1 n s Cough Re ,ne Jthe same with Chamberi n ma ny It is an old and trie oth e r o j d thousands of homes, u p O n in time o friends, can be74 words
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Advertisement63 1905-03-01 3 up be lost when a child shows symptoms of croup. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even aftei the croupy coug h appears will prevent the attack It never fails, and is pleasant and .Xlotake. All dealer sell it. *"The taste is pleasant of63 words
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Advertisement37 1905-03-01 3 They Quicken the Liver. The action of Doan's dinner pills on the liver is direct and specific, exciting every nerve, opening every channel, and causing a free flow of all torpid ands tagnant bile. (Of all chemists.37 words
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Advertisement111 1905-03-01 3 /OVER SIXTY YEARS WORLD WIDE REPUTATION. WILKINSON’S Essence or Fluid Extract of RED JAMAICA <t>BARBAPARILLA Pronounced by the HIGHEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES the most WONDERFUL PURIFIER OF THE HUMAN BLOOD. The SAFEST and most RELIABLE REMEDY ro* G TORPID LIVER, LASSITUDE, ERUPTIONS, w e k un£X ,d W.B. 1 1 It111 words
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Article79 1905-03-01 4 Wednesday, March Ist. St. David. Town Band, Esplanade,’ 6.t0 7 p .m. Thursday, March 2nd. Chor-il Society Practice, Town Hall, 6 p.m. Friday, March 3rd. Town Band, Esplanade, 6 to 7 p. m. Saturday, March 4th. Town Band, Golf Club, 6 to 7 p. m. Sunday, March slh.79 words
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Article691 1905-03-01 4 Another great battle is being fought in Manchuria. The Japanese have taken the offensive and seem to be proving suftoess-’ ful ail along tlie line., 3o far all the nJivs,, received has come from Rpssiqn sources,but General Kuropatkin has to admit the loss of the strongly'691 words
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679 1905-03-01 4 To-day's tin quotation is $76.67| Business done. A subscriber to the Pinang Gazette recently addresse<l us from Simpang, Perak, with regard to the late delivery of his paper. He states that whereas up to about the beginning of last month his paper used to679 words
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Article587 1905-03-01 4 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. The annual general meeting of the memliers of the Penang Hunt Club was held in the Chamber of Commerce yesterday afternoon. There were present Mr. G. H. Stitt (Chairman), Dr. Jamieson, Dr. Donald, Major de Hamel, and Messrs. H. Starr, J. Stark, J. A.587 words
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Article159 1905-03-01 4 Lawn Tennis Tournament. The ties played yesterday resulted as follows Championship. G. H. Cater beat A. F. G. Anderson 6—4 6 2. Single Handicap. Class B. R. H. Gibson beat A. F. Goodrich 6—l 6—o. E. A. Swan beat J. H. Schuur nann 6—4 6—l. Thursday, Alarcii159 words
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361 1905-03-01 4 Times of Malaya. PRIZE COMPETITION. The first prize competition of fl s*ason was held on the Ipoh ran™ Sunday morning and resulted n win for Mr. P. A. Satow. There "I twenty entries in all, and firin, Co T meneed at 6 30, a.m. ItTimes of Malaya. - 361 words
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Article472 1905-03-01 4 January's Output In January, metallic tin and tin ore exported amounted to 42,070.26 pikuls against 37,599.49 recorded for January 1904. The duty collected amounted to $125,733.24, or.only $388.54 in excess of the figures for the first month of the past year. Comparing it, however, with the Budget figures,472 words
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Advertisement692 1905-03-01 4 New Advertisements. New Advertisements'. Sanitary Board, Kuala WANTED. Lumpur, Selangor. A FITTER is required for Kuala Lumxx pur Works. Salary $4O per mensem, Federated Malay States. win be' revived P to noneon 15th March, at the State EngiAPPLICaTIONS, addressed to the neer’s Office. 154.3-3 Chairman, Sanitary Board, Kuala Lumpur, will692 words
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Advertisement5 1905-03-01 4 RACING SADDLES. McA/iister Co. Ltd.5 words
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Advertisement5 1905-03-01 4 SPORTTOG RIFLES McAlister Co, Ltd.5 words
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Article74 1905-03-01 5 PEASANT RISING IN POLAND MAXIM GORKI RELEASED. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 28th Feb. Reuter's correspondent at Waraaw that the peasants of Poland, incited by the Socialists, are now joining the strike niove1 his is described as a most serious development of the situation as seven ten ths of the population[Reuter’s Service.] - 74 words
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Article43 1905-03-01 5 THE NEUTRALITY OF CHINA. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 28th Feb. Russia in a Circular Note to the Powers declares that Japan has violated the neutrality of China by appearing in the rear of the Russian army, to the west of the railway.[Reuter’s Service.] - 43 words
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Article36 1905-03-01 5 ESTIMATES REDUCED BY THE REICHSTAG. [Reuter’s Service London, 28th Feb. The Reichstag has reduced the German Navy estimates by over three million marks. Among the items rejected is a river gunboat for Asia.[Reuter’s Service ] - 36 words
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Article346 1905-03-01 5 BEHN, MEYER AND Co. IN' IT. A dispute between Messrs. Behn, Meyer and, Co., the Singapore Agents of the North German Lloyd Orient Line, and the Chinese rice dealers importing from Bangkok, has been settled by mutual arrangement. Some time ago, says the Bangkok Times, the346 words
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Article222 1905-03-01 5 administer the immigi* l l Morning to the t/, Post. Signs of Progress. A San Francisco cable dated Bth Bays:—ln a special message to Cong President Roosevelt urges a complete vev of the Philippines together with e passage of the bill for the reduc t;°" duty on sugaradminister the immigi*l l* . Morning to the t/,!“ Post. - 222 words
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Article1012 1905-03-01 5 Lnder this title the February number of Review «ontains a remarkable article from the pen of the same Russian othcial who contributed the well-known article on The Tsar to the July number ot the QuKrterlg Review. The following extracts will convey some idea of the extraordinarily1,012 words
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Article90 1905-03-01 5 The French Colonial administration has carried out a measure of ameliorative civilisation throughout Indo-China which might be worthy of the attention of the British Administrators in the Far East. A large number of native young men and women have been trained as surgeons and as highly skilled mid-wives,90 words
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Article144 1905-03-01 5 One of the characteristics of the Japanese, says Engineering, is their self-restraint in times of national difficulty or trouble. At the present time, for instance, there is little to show visitors to Japan that it is engaged in a life-and-death struggle with a strong Western poWer. Occasionally there144 words
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Article165 1905-03-01 5 Members of the Citrus-growers Association at Brisbane had an interview with the Minister for Agriculture the other day, when it was pointed out that growers had a large crop of pineapples on hand, for which they sought a profitable market. Consequently they were desirous of finding an outlet,165 words
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Article310 1905-03-01 5 The masters of foreign steamers captured by the Japanese are reported to have said that they entered into agreement with their Russian employers by which each vessel received 40,000 yen for its services, 20,000 yen at the port of departure and the balance at Vladivostock.310 words
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Article909 1905-03-01 5 The new bridge rules formulated by the Portland Club have now been published and will no doubt be at once adopted by Bridge players in the East. Many of the alteratieas are trivial changes in the wording or arrangement of the laws, but there are909 words
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Article579 1905-03-01 5 Programme for Spring Meeting, 1905. I4th, I6th and IBth March» FIRST DAY. RACE I. The Maiden Plate. Value $3OO. A Race for Maiden Horses. Weight 60 K. G. (9.7). Deli ex-Griffim 6 K. G. allowance (14 lbs.) Distance, 1 mile. Entrance $2O. RACE 11. Value 250.579 words
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Advertisement5 1905-03-01 5 GARDEN RAKES. McAlister Co., Ltd.5 words
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Advertisement60 1905-03-01 5 There is no Danger whatever from lockjaw or blood poison resulting from a wound when Cluimberlain’s Pain Balm is promptly applied. It is an antiseptic and destroys the germs which cause these diseases. It also causes wounds to heal without maturation and in one-third the time required by the usual60 words
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Advertisement139 1905-03-01 5 TWO GOOD DRINKS. RAYNER’S Pure Refined LIME JUICE, Guaranteed io be the natural product <tf Wesl Indian Limes, freed from all imperilies. In Champagne Quarts. 90 cts. Per Bottle RAYNER’S NATURAL LEMON SQUASH. Prepared with the pure juice of Messina Lemona As a beverage when mixed with plain or Aerated139 words
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Article769 1905-03-01 6 Wednesday, Ist March 1905. The maritime world is showing a good deal interest in the voyage of the Standard Oil tank steamer Atlas, which has just sailed from New York for San Francisco, towing one of the Company’s large steel barges. The Atlas is an oil-burn-ing tank vessel769 words
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948 1905-03-01 6 ARRIVALS. Cornelia, Brit., 194, Marris, Feb 28, Deli, gen Koe Guan Co. Mary Austin, Brit., 121, Nichol, Feb 28, Port Swettenham, gen., Koe Guan Co. Jin Ho, Brit. 110, Hastrup, Feb 28, Langkat, gen., Beng Kee Co. Canton, Brit., 105, Merican, Mar 1, Teluk Anson gen.,948 words
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Advertisement129 1905-03-01 6 One cf the Triumphs of Modern Surgery. —By applying an antiseptic dresslg to wounds, bruises,' burns, and like uries before inflammation sets in, they k be healed without maturation and in wiird the time required by the old This is one of the greatest Clui«s and triumphs of modern surgery,129 words
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Advertisement65 1905-03-01 6 No Other Liniment will heal a cut or bruise so quickly as Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. Nb other affords such prompt relief from rheumatic pains. No other is so valuable for deep seated pains like lame back and pains in the chest. Give this liniment a trial and become acquainted with65 words
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Advertisement242 1905-03-01 6 SALE On the 20th MARCH, 1905, Offers in sealed letters will be received at the Office of Notary Mr. Ch. A. Heyligers, in Medan, for the TOBACCO ESTATE, TANDJONG KASSAU, AND THE COFFEE ESTATE, BOE KIT ME RAH, the latter being a Sub-division of the land Contract Tandjong Kassau, situated242 words
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Advertisement452 1905-03-01 6 AGRI-HORTICULTU2AL SHOW 1905. m T N connection with the above 1 Sub-Committee of Division B. Flow rs. H S g Fruits, and Vegetables, have decided to E&BBS ijLA write Home for Flower Seed, if they c a W get sufficient support from intend.ng Exhibitors. Anyone desirous of getting a £nw452 words
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Advertisement1049 1905-03-01 7 1 IJE h ad at every store IN flanfa. INTERNATIONAL BANKING w mTAAIP' VtTa £> /a 5 ™E MARKET AND AT CORPORATION. i Tf AS A? o\. Taiping, Talk Ho &Co CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, LJil IVIIU Lrlu /o Ipoh. Talk Chin &Co AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Fiscal Agents for the1,049 words
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Advertisement1558 1905-03-01 8 TWO GREAT. NECESSITIES, msicimwr.». I. FAMILY PROVISION. N°SX?l^SXlfce lTOgi(B8 H1IOV&(|1 I 2. PROVISION FOR OLD ACE, ’Hi supply of water from the Waterfall W W <«F WT <•> «06 W 11 1 a. zy? 1 r o i Ihis successful and highly popular remedy, used in the T < r»1,558 words
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