Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 3 March 1906

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 49 VOL. LXIV. SATURDAY, 3rd MARCH, 1906. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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      1261 2 ti guFroi.R," Ayer etam road, chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. THEAN CHEE I Co., Graham Co., Ltd., Repairs will be made. T TNPER instructions from the Court of Apply Directors I have to-day handed over 5 f O* KENNEDY Co. charge of this Branch to Mr. D. W.
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    THE STORY OF THE CORMORANT.
    962 3 \Vh**ii the wise obi Chinain in, nicely 'vvl tiicel on his frail bamboo rod, sails the Jieid waters of the Hippodrome tank, tii liis fish catching cormorants circling I erring about him, the sight is a pretty Hl When, too, the queer, squat, loiig- jlled
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    PROPOSED NATIONAL HARBOUR FOR JAPAN.
    838 3 'l’l iat the Japanese are a far-seeing race is shown by the way they build for the future. The Japan Chronicle deals with the determination of the Japanese to have a large harbour that will rival Shanghai, Hongkong, or even large western cities. Mr. Takugaro,
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    THE AMERICAN CONSULAR SYSTEM.
    792 3 SECRETARY ROOT’S CRITICISM. The U. S. Secretary of State Mr. Elihu Root, while appearing before the House Appropriations Committee in relation to the expenses of the State Department, on the 19th Jan. spoke frankly concerning the shortcomings of the American consular service. The statements of Mr.
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    MARKET PRICES.
    490 3 Penang, 3-3-1906. Description. Beef:— Ct,s. Soup per catty 14 Roast 28 Steaks 28 Stew or Curry Meat 18 Rump Steak 28 Ox Tail each 30 Tongue 60 Feet 15 Heart 30 Tripe per caty 12 Liver 32 Pork Pork 34 Pig’s Head 26 Feet 28 Tongue 36 Mutton
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      43 3 r A HE industrious mechanic finds Steal ms 1 Wine of Co I Liver Oil to He of great help to him. It restores and pieserves ids good health, supports his strength and energy, and thereby makes his work less irksome. Sold everywhere.
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      89 3 Nothing Kiual to Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for Bowel Complaints in Children. We have used Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy in our family for years,” says Mrs. J. B. Cooke, of Nedet laid-», Texas, U. S. A. “We have edven it to all of our children. AVe
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      141 3 Whooping Cough in Jamaica. During the epidemic of whooping cough which was prevalent in Jamaica. Chamberlains Cough Remedy was freely used. Mr. J. Riley Benmjet, Chemist at Brown’s Town, Jamaica., says of it “I cannot speak too highly of this remedy. It has never failed in a case where 1
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      118 3 A Good Family Liniment. Every family should be supplied with a bottle of Chamberlain’s Pain Bahn. For cuts, bruises, burns scalds or similar injuries, which are of almost daily occurrence, there is nothing so good. It cools and soothes the wound and not only gives instant relief but brings about
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      845 3 Hackenschmidt’s Conquests. WHY HE WANS. X JENKINS. MADRALI. P 64&05 1904 W A FOURNIER. POHL. I GAMBIER EBERLE g PAUL PONS PIENIN G. Awk PETERSEN belling J M\ KARA AHMED His Own Opinion. Never in the memory of mankind has there been so I 'AA'VuI J marvellous a wrestler as
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    THE WEEK
    188 4 Saturday. 3rd March. First Quarter New Moon, 4.28 p.m. Cricket P.C.C. <•. C. R. C. Football Guides A. C. S. Moonlight Fete, Penang Swimming Club Band from 9 t> 11 p.m. High water 6.10 p.m Low w»terl2 05 a.in. Sunday. 4lh March Quadragesima. Ist Sunday in Lent. High
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    Saturday, 3rd March, 1906.
    970 4 The intimation wired by Reuter on Thursday that the Commonwealth Royal Commission on Old-Age Pensions has issued its report reminds us that the Federation of Australia is the happy hunting ground of Royal Commissions. In addition to that on Old-Age Pensions, a Tariff Commission has been
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    AWAKE, PENANG!
    481 4 LOOK TO YOUR DRAINS. We publish below the ninth and last instalment of the .report upon the drainage svstem of Penang within Municipal limits, by a representative of the Pinang Gazette:— /The liquudary of the district inspected tQ-d.iv commences at .Magazine Police Station and runs along Macalister Road,
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    Penang Hunt Club.
    420 4 There will be a pa.per.-hase next Wednesdiv. the 7th inst. .'Bet at the Parade Ground at 5 p.m. an I lini-h ar t h-* Residency where Mr, and Mr-. Birch will be At, Home to the Hunt Club and tin ir friends. e lea.- n that Mr.
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    THE GOVERNOR IN PENANG.
    967 4 It is not quite two years ago since present Governor, Sir John An f ln,° Ur passed through Penang on the P. an j°r’ mail steamer Chusan on his wav t f i over the reins of office in his new an meat at Singapore. To
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      142 4 PENANG. Oriental HoteL/\_. C/i S' a> ui o The Leading q 'L’ O Hotels jj cl O gM in the Straits and KC Z Burtnah. £2 O x (75 s' PENANG HILLS. /S Crag For KODAK FILMS, AND Photographic Chemicals, Photographic Apparatus, Photographic Plates Paper, Photographic Sundries, Of all descriptions,
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      32 4 SUBSCRIPTION. For Daily Issue, in Town, s■}!/ pa or Post Free. For the ll'reldy Issue, $/•/> pei .imnin, Advertising Hates on A pphNation t.< THIS GICNICIIAL MANA<JIW, f/c Heach Street. I'euauy, Straits Settlements
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    POLITICS AT HOME.
    160 5 ÜBOUII MEMBERS’ SCHEME. fOOl >FOR UNDERFED SCHOLARS. 81 1 l in house of commons. the INDISPOSED statesmen. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 3rd March. Bill has been introduced in the House f Commons at the instance of the Labour Members, empowering the local authorities r lV ide food for
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    BRITISH TRADE IN CHINA.
    63 5 STOPPAGE OF GOODS IN MANCHURIA. f Reuter's Service.] London, 2nd March. Sit Edwin d Grey, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, stated in the 1 Louse of Commons that Sir Ernest S.i'ow, the British Minister at Peking, has sent a commercial attache to Newchang to investigate
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    CHINESE LABOUR IN THE TRANSVAAL.
    64 5 REPOT IT EI) GO V EIIN M E N T DECISION. [Rriteks Service.] London, 2nd March. The Standard says that the Imperial Government has decided that. Chinese coolies in the Transvaal, who are desirous to bi l repatriated and go home to China, must contribute
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    GERMANY AND EGYPT.
    44 5 APPOINTMENT' Ob' DIPLOMATIC AGENT. Reuter's Service.] London, 2nd March. Count John Bernstorff, Councillor of Embassy at the German Legation in London, has been appointed Diplomatic Aijent in Egypt and will take up the duties <>f his new appointment in May next.
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    ENGLISHMAN KILLED IN TURKEY.
    54 5 SEQUEL OE A ROBBER RAID [Reuter’»» Service. London, 2nd March. An Englishman named Glanville lias been killed at Maaghil on the Shat-el-Arab River (at the head of the Persian Gulf), while defending the depot of the Euphrates and Tigris Steamship Company from a band of Arabs,
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    PHILIPPINES TARIFFS.
    50 5 IM Pi >RTANT DEVELO PM ENT. [Reuter's Service] London, 3rd March. Lie committee of the United States •Senate has refused to adopt the report on the Bill for the revision of the tariff in the Philippines increasing the duty on European cotton goods The Bill is thus killed.
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    THE BRITISH NAVY.
    99 5 A CRUISER ASHORE Reuter’s Service.] London, 3rd March. Hie British cruiser Donegal (9,800 tons Commander W. J. Grogan), which is bound fur the Chiya Station, has gone ashore in fhe Gulf of Suez. The assistance of tugs am] lighters has been asked for to get her off,
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    THE ANGLO-JAPANESE TREATY.
    180 5 A MISTAKEN IMPRESSION. EXPLANATION BY FOREIGN MINISTER. REPLY TO PEACE ASSOCIATION. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 2nd March. Replying to a resolution passed by the Arbitration and Peace Association urging the British Government to come to a definite understanding with Japan in reference to Article VII. of the Anglo-Japanese
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    SOUTH AFRICA.
    73 5 BLENDING OF THE RACES. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 3rd March. The Earl of Selborne, High Commissioner of South Africa, speaking at a banquet of the Cambrian Society in Johannesburg, alluded to the Boers as partners with the British in South Africa. He said the blending of the two races
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    UNREST IN CHINA.
    44 5 AMER 1 CAN MI LIT ARY PREPARATIONS. [Reuter’s Service London, 2nd March. It i; stated in Washington that the United States War Department is prepared to despatch 25,000 troops to China at a d ivs notice, including 5,000 from the Philippines.
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    CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES.
    19 5 [Reuter’s Service.] London, 3rd March. The Civil Service Estimates for the year 1906-07 amount to £21,500,000.
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    Peking Legations Warned.
    143 5 The Manila Cableneics in responsible for the following telegrams:— San Francisco, February 15—The legations at Peking have been warned that there is danger of another outbreak against foreigners, as a result of the uneasy feeling at present manifest among the lower orders of the people. They have
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    French Indo-China.
    117 5 A decree, published in the Journal Ofiiciel fixes the general buget of Indo-China and of the special budgets of the Colonies. The amount of receipts and expenses is put at $33,832,000, but in accord with M. Beau, so as to prevent any unforeseen fullinv off, two millions and
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    69 5 4;h March, 1906. First Sunday in Lent. St. George’s Church. 8 a.m. Matins.— (No Organ). 8-30 a.m. Holy Communion. {Plain,). 5 p.m. Children’s Service. 6 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. P K ESB V’TER lAN CIIURCH. <j a.m. Northam Road (Preparatory Communion Service). 6 p.m. Northam Road. (Communion). Church
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    TRAGEDY IN PENANG.
    184 5 ALLEGED MURDER OF THREE NATIVES. A dispute between some Klings, which terminated fatally, occurred at eleven o’clock last night in a Kling dairyman’s shop at No. 190, Penang Road. Shokolingham, the owner of the shop,received three stabs, including[one on his side. His wife, Sarum, was stabbed in
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    Cruelty to Animals.
    139 5 Another Convic i<»n. At the Third Police Court this morning, before Mr. G. A. Hereford, Mr Elton Bell. Municipal Veterinary Surgeon, preferred a charge of cruelty to a horse against one Kachi Meidin. It appears that w ide Mr. Beil was passing along Penang Road yesterday he
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    PENANG CRICKET CLUB.
    368 5 Lawn Tennis Tournament. The following are the results of ties played yesterday Profession Pairs. A. S. Anthony it A. F. G. Anderson beat G. Stothard it M. H. Graham 6—2 6—o. The following ties have been fixed for Mondiv, sth instant Profession Pairs. Final. L. E. P.
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    A STRAITS ENGINEERING FIRM.
    578 5 The Far Review (Manila) has the following in ii. 4 February issue: Among Lu*...old-established and successful electrical, mechanical, and civil engineering firms of the Far East, that of Messrs. Riiey, Hargreaves Co., Ltd., of S., holds a foremost place. The head offices and works of this
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    Passengers for the Straits.
    266 5 Per I’. O. ste uner I'ietoria, from London, February 15th. connecting with /Irradat at Colombo —To Singapore, .Mrs. R. Scott-Murray, Mr. C. E. Craig, Mr. W. A. Rose, Capt. and Mrs. Dundas, Mr. N. MacPhee Mr. J. Graham, Capt. Plavfiir, Mr. S. R. Jones, Air. T.
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    THE LOG BOOK.
    600 6 The armed shallow-draught steamer Nightingale, which has been despatched in sections from Chatham Dockyard to the China Station, is ordered to be commissioned at Shanghai in April for river service in the Far East. A crew for the injale, which has been unemployed since she was built
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    SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    66 6 Van der Parra, Dut., 331, Klut, Mar. 2, Deli, gen., H. Liebert A o. Canton, Brit, 105, Marican, Mar. 3, Teluk Anson, gen., Ah Hin A Co Jin Ho, Brit.,Jl 10, Hastrup, Mar. 3, Langkat, gen., Beng Kee A o. I'ELhi, Brit., 4783, Andrews, Mar. 2, Singapore, gen.,
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    DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
    57 6 Petrel for Port Swettenham. Jin Ho for Langkat. De Kock for Bajan, Edie and Telok Semawe. Hok Canton for Edie, T. Semawe, Segli, Olehleh and Sabang. Here for Deli. Kisina for Port Swettenham Singapore. Resident Halewyn for Pangkor. Langkat for Teluk Anson. Van der Parra for Deli Tonh
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    MAILT CLOSE.
    50 6 i II.H Maly Austin lor Pori Swettenham, at 1 p.m. on Monday Taw Tong for Asahan, at I p in. on .Monday. Teesta for Negapatain and Madras, at 1 p.m. on Monday. Registration up to 11 a.m Ciiax Tai for Perlis and Setnl, at 3 p.m. on Montb.y.
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    SHIPPING EXPECTED.
    265 6 <»/ .Sle.itner, -irhere ,t p /> i o<l"> .< >hite. /4.7-7- trhere /»//74.74/7. //7/,< Glen- ri.’Ai from Singaj ore, March -1, for Colombo, London, and Antwerp, B. A' Co. Si’Ezia, from Singapore. .March 5. tor Havre, and Hamburg. B. Meyer A Co. Senecambia, from Hamburg. Mar -h 5,
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    EXCHANGE.
    129 6 Penang, 3rd March, 1906. (By Courtesy of the Chartered Bank. London Demand Bank 2/4 3/16 4 months’ sight Bank 2 4 7,16 3 Credit 2/4 j 3 Documentary 2/4 11/16 Calcutta, Demand Bank Rs 173.1 3 days’ sight Private 176 Bombay, Demand Bank 173,) 3 days’ sight Private 176
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    PRODUCE.
    190 6 I’i xanc, 3rd March, ]9<h;. Gold leaf 81 Ih'pper (W. Coast 3 lbs. 5 oz.) i"‘ stock White Popper 28|. salts. Trang Poppor 18.— buyers. iMaco 81 srd<s. Mttee Pickings 7<> sr hrs B. Nutmegs 110 32. sales. T No. 1 <i. Io Sugar. 2 x o I Basket
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    SHARES.
    564 6 Year of Number Iggue Paid For- Capital. of Value U P- Stocks. Quotations, mation. Shares. MINING. 1903 $300,000 1 $30,000, $lO s|o Imlat Tin Mining. Co. Ltd. $2% sales. 1900 175,000 13,500 10 ]0 Bersavvah GJd Min’gCo. Ld. 14. seller*. 1901 600,< 00 60,000 10 ]0 Bruseh Hydraulic Tin
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      371 6 PASSENGERS ARRIVED Pers, s 1L be from Singapore, Messrs. Duval and Fenn. IF vou are weak, tiled, nervous or rundown, the best thing you can take to recuperate your debilitated system, is Stearns Wine of Cod L ver Chi. No other cod liver oil preparation gives as good results and
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      62 6 Wroapilron Tn zs Fittings, Large Stocks Always on Hand. ADAMSON Co., LIMITED OfL. SMBLaTSESf.rZSSIEIj’ /sasESfearaMmaMMßn I fRa W I® I I sZ’ ’'-'i Z I fifcj W? «B Ha c ca I Giv’ls Vigour and Eiwurance. i 1 Beef Tea Extract of Meat are Sticiwlants only, they possess no food
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      758 6 CONSUMPTIOnHONTAGiJ’ This Man At Moulmein Cautfht u From His Wife. Another Remarkable Cure B v Dr. Williams’ Pi nk Pi||s I wish the facts of my case to U n lished throughout the len't'i and I PU of Burma so that all men’may learn t marvellous cure and how it
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