Straits Echo, 3 March 1905

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    35 1 Straits Echo DAILY CHRONICLE 01 EVENTS, CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES, AND THE EAR EAST GENERALLY. VOL. 3. $24 Per Annum. PENANG, FRIDAY, 3rd MARCH, 1005. Single Copy, 10 cents. No. 4-8.
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    Domestic Occurrences.
    36 1 Makkiauk. On tin* 30 tli J»u.. at St. Luke» Church. Uxbridjfe road. W. Alfred John, second sou of William Wise, to Maliel Charlotte Henrietta, eldest daupliter of Mr. nud Mrs. Walter Foray the JCarhord.
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    HIGH WATER
    40 1 For ending Friday. Mar. 9. 19<>5. A.M. P.M. Saturday, 4th 1.10 1.35 Sunday, sth 2.- 2 25 Monday, oth 2.50 3.15 Tuesday, "til 3.40 4.05 Wednesday, Bth 4.30 4.55 Tlnirsdav, 9th 11.30 Friday, 10th 5 20 5 45
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    FIXTURES.
    23 1 To-i>ay. 28th Day, Is) Moon Town Hand, Esplanade, ti p.m. 10-.MORKOW 29th Day, Ist Monti. Town Hand, Golf dull, 0 p in.
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    THE MOON.
    23 1 I 0 New Moon Mar. Oth 12.14.7 p.m 1* n«t Quarter.,, 14t li 3.45.8 p.»i O Full Moon 21st 11.50.9 A.M
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    P & O. SAILINGS.
    39 1 P O. SAILINGS. Mail Service. OUTWAKIIS. iiuMKVV XKl>>. Simla lb Mar (Jim nan I Mar Command*'! iPJ jUt mjal IS l:\lra Service. h'ta Anns. ;i«>..t».:\v Ceylon 7 Mar. i bor,oo*a lu Mar Cera 'll Japan 27 Koi pariicitiars See
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    MAILS DUE.
    90 1 China (CJiH*an) 4-th Mar. China (Sacks m) Bth German (P. Heinrich) 9th Thk I*. A O. Royal mail steamer Ciiiisau, haviug left Singapore, at, 5 pm. on Thursday, 2nd instant, is expected to arrive here at 3 a.m. on Saturday, 4th instant, and will leave for Colombo and
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    War Items.
    1491 1 Condemnation of Russian Ao ,h p?>i <s bv Count Tolstoi. Moke, than nine columns of tin* litnes were recently ocetipie i with an article from the pen of Count Joist* >v on the Russo-Japanese war. which he entitles Bethink Y< urselves.” 1 lie letter is divided into twelve
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    EXCHANGE.
    122 1 F’kn.vno, 3rd March. I li y rtiur<f>*y the Ci*art*trml London Demand Bank ..I ill, 1 t month*’-sign t Kmk 1 ITT; o Credit 2<V •I Documentary ...2 oj, s*ieuttsi. !)< umnd Bank its. 117 3 days’ sight Private 149 Bombay, Demand Batik 117 •> days’ sight Private 149 Madras,
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    PRODUCE.
    174 1 ijolti teat <9., 11. l'e[>pev(VV. C'tiHi'l minimal White Pepper 5 37 taller» Trane Pepper, 24.50 tale* Cloves (picked) 38. -valet Mace 85.— tellpr* M:u*e Pickings 89.— seller* Nutmegs 110 s 89.—j teller* C No. I m |o n-an Sugar •< 2 no stock. Basket 0.25 gulf'll Tapioca Flour 1.45
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      ARRIVALS.
      117 1 f jjj.u Sanu. lit', .s Like. 3rd Mar Hongkong ?F,t Feb n U. ,v Co. i.* ioki lb. s.s 2-7, Meuuuiir, 3r«l M i#, Singapore, ‘Jbib Feb, ,\ii. N S W <jloV. jhiHTNA. lir. ,s. add. Addunhroke. 3rd •j Mar.. Silica port*. dfct Mar, (.ion.. 11. L. A; Cm.
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      IN PORT.
      52 1 i ic'ToKiA, Ur. s s 237. Meiimuir, 3rd Mar., Sfujapoie, 2"31i I Vii.- S. t-Jovl K isr.v Ur. s.-. .>24, \ddenbroke, 3rd Mar. Singapore. Ist Mar tlen H L. Co. j Uan Whatt .Soon. Ur. s.s. I9'J. t iiendav, 3 it, Mar., Teluk Anson. 2nd Mar., Nil. Quail
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      DEPARTURES.
      63 1 3rd March. A* hint, for Asahun. T>u? T-ny, for Asaiian. 9 At'tiij [/<'>• lor Fort SiveMen a n and Singap>»:v. Out i[>ert, lor Touch ah. Fo ih, Kenong, V'i,-t<,ria Point. Maliwun, Mergui and Tavov. Lultj ivf t'i. for 'L’oluk Anson. Lal ;Sum f> >r l’a lent Ia F ijnaj
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      EXPECTED.
      61 1 f ft f 1 hi* Ciin.vin A .t VitCu. Hit Mai*. Hong 15ee Situ; tpore K.G.Co. 4th A lemons Liverpool VV.M A Co. 4th Zaiia Rangoon H.L A Co. 5th S i ehsen Singapore B.M.&Co. 7th Cei Ion Sue,; A.G.ACo. ■5th C. A peat Singapore V.AA.Co, 9th Trieste Colombo
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      SAILINGS.
      65 1 *7 1 ■/rut f Ciiusan t' Colombo A.G.ACo. tth Alar. Alcinous •Singapore W. M.&Oo, kh Hong l»ee Singapore K <J.Co. Si li Zaula ’P. S’hm II L.&Co. (>th Sachsen K 11 rope li.AI A Co. 7th Ceylon Singapore A .< l.itOo. Stli Trieste •Singapore S.K .<tCo. mh C. A[JCiii‘
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      MAILS CLOSE
      111 1 For Ceylon. Austr.tlasi i. Bombay, Aden, Mauritius, Egypt and via Brindisi, for Europe, etc. —Per Chutaa, to-morrow, 6 a.nt. 1 ><*!i Per Malaya, to-iuorrow, 11 a.m. Port Swot leu ham and Malacca—Per Perak, to-iuoirow, il a m. Deli Per Han Wiiati bumi, to-niol' uw, 1 p in Negapaiam
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      Passengers.
      71 1 Inward Per Lai Sang, from Hmgkoug Messrs Sewell, Pulmau, King, Orossmiiu, Baker, Dlohsuiii, Maiooniai. Pei Victoria, from Siugnpoie Mr». Meek, Master J. C. M-ek and Miss K. Meek, j Per Kistna. frem Singapore Messrs Oug Chong Siew. Zietlin, llood,|Jegg, I*. Criswirk and Miss Sanderson. From Port Swetteuliam Mr. P.
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      82 1 MARTYN Co. > tS** s WHISKIES. P. /Wo/r Crane Co.'s CYLINDER OIL. < and Hands. Rutter}' Co. corksorkvv brand. LAGER BEER. LIGHT AND SPARKLING. CHET SEANG Co. TIANG LEE Co. S. A. DANIELL, Ltd. Manufacturers of Engineers’, Gas fitters’ and Smiths’ Screw Stocks, Dies Taps, Screwing Machines, Ratchet Braces, Twist
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      22 1 IF YOU EASILY CATCH COLD, your system is lacking iu vitality, you need a touic —Stearns Wine the best of all ’lonics.
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      17 1 for the cough of influenza. Stearin*’ Wine is the reliable prompt remedy. It sootheb the air passages.
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      125 1 FOR DELI, r |HIE vs Hn< Who It ><«>»/. <;t jit,tin JL < Holiday, will rim regularly, I'ruin the 4-th instant, lietw<>eu Pena tig and Deli, leaving Peuaug every alternate Saturday. Thursday and Tuesday, and Deli every alternate Monday, Saturday and Thursday. For freight or passage appiv io QUAH RKNC4
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      5 1 GOLOENBERG ZEITIH. Genuine Pilsener Beer.
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      37 1 WEATHER. HK to.ImviMC report. is kiiitliv snppiuM hr >iiwt**r of' K*»rt ('ormvaiiis; t*.sn. "i> ds >! Fin** T N’.W. Ii«* •lurm-j I ti4-« Ji Hours Hint»* 1o-«l;iV \v:is nil. :ui. MMM si 86 Hazy Kin** North V \V.
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  • Obituary
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    162 1 IJKATH». On the J!Uti Jan., at 4. Knighton». Cauiherley, the Rev. R. I). Raffles, elder sou of the late W. Winter Raffles, Esq., ami Mrs. Raffles, of 7, Campden-liill-pardens. On the 29th Jan., at Kingsdowu House, near Dover, Lawrence Colvile Jackson, k.c. (eldest surviving sou of the late Sir Charles
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    British Naval Manoeuvres.
    382 2 Tub Jui;a kor lyOo Ihe British Admiralty has issued the following explanation of the general idea on which this year’s manoeuvres vvili be based It is intended during ttie summer to carry out a series of manoeuvres to represent the condition of affairs which might exist at
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    Terrible Experience.
    569 2 W keckkd StAMhx Attacked by Jjhakks. A yoyauK of 2ltu mile' bv oar, almost destitute of provisions aud water, and pursued by a shoal of giaut sharks that threatened momenta)ily div a'»d night to capsize the craft and devour its occupauts, such was the experience of Captain Sam
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      19 2 Tlic Wihte plea&ml uf Stearns' Wine uubke other preparations of <J©«l Liver Oil tuat disturb (be stomach A.ids digestion.
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      2083 2 RUNNYMFDE. Remus Vacant Healthy Situation. TO RENT. PARA RUBBER SEED. 27-2 U5 Charges Moderate. Mrs. WARD, 40, Northam Hoad. 3tms a wlc linli 144 AY Agri-Horticultural Show 1905. ANTED to rout European residence. State terms and particulars to “QUEENSLAND” e 'o Straits Echo. 8-2-05 1 mill 91 0 1 TO
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      2074 3 IS. I. Co. Homeward Mfl.il. CIDMMENCING with the s.s. “Coio-j mandel programmed to leave this Port ou the 4th February next, the Home* ward Mail Steamers may !xj expected to, arrive at Penang every alternate Saturday, I before daylight, sailing again not later than 10 ft».ni, the same dav. Expected
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    The Straits Echo.
    115 4 every b<x!y. and lostice alone.— Kir eraow Established June Ist, I'MKf. r<i!>ViNlie<l daily (except amnia yM at tni CRITERION PRESS, Ed., No. 22<i-‘23*2, Beach Street, Phhm.ui». PRICE DAILY. M)( U, >■'! 1« .'UIIIIIIII OUTSTATIONS I’wlaur kxirst MAIL KDITION (Port Kieei Sla CAIII.K A nmcKss: E c li
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    Puerile Prosecutions.
    804 4 As .1 sequel to the celebralion of the Cuina New Year and Chap Goh Meh holidays several prosecutions have been instituted by the police which we think I every right-minded man will consider to lie of a very puerile nature, and which might just as well have been
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    The Band Dance.
    735 4 W i: are very pleased to hear that the efforts of Messrs W. S. Boteler and E. H. Toft to get up a subscription dance, with a view of clearing off the debt (some •'51,500) incurred in connection with the maintenance of tlie local Band, are meeting
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    Lawn Tennis.
    96 4 The following ties were decided at the Penang Cricket Club’s lawn tenuis tournament yesterday afternoon Double Handicap. A. 1. Goodrich and A. M. /ergussou beat \V. H. Mae Arthur and J. E. Nathan, w. o. SingU Handicap Clot» B. R. H. Gibson beat E. A. Swan 6—4 6—4.
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    Wee Bin S.S. Co.
    747 4 Slizuke of the Hong Bee at Amoy. Ihe <i i Hie ill ties of the Wee Bin Steamship Co. have lieen accentuated by the seizure of the Company s s.s. Hong Bee, which was reported from Amoy by a telegram published iu the *'cho ou Wednesday.
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    Cricket.
    131 4 The the Season. A MATCH Will be played to-morrow 1„ rc P re,en,in R the Clergy aud Medicine, captained by R ev V u and the Bankers aud Brokers of *lv' Ues captained by Mr. A G. Stephen -inf following teams have been selected 1 Clergy, Law, and Medicine
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    Viceroy of the Two Kwang.
    787 4 Rebels and Railways. 11 is reported in Cantou that His Kv.oi leuev the Viceroy, who lias been in Wuclnm for some tune, is returning to headquarter. at o, ce i» «oing to hand tie JS ovei to the projier authorities at Wuchow 11ns seems to
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      141 4 PBITGHA! CO.. I McAlister* Co. LM. IS, Bench Street I’enang Ladies Department. NEW GOODS. Laces and Insertions. I Muslin Lmbroideries, I Plain Ribbons in all colours and widths. Fancy and Brocaded Ribbons, Ruchings, Chiffons. Silk Poplin de Chine in Black, White and sew colours. Velvets and Velveteens in all c<
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      4 4 Whiteaway’s Study Your Interest
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    The War.
    38 5 Situation in Manchuria. Japanese Repelling Attacks. (Supfilie.il hy /{enter.) Loudon, 3 March.—The Japanese left are successfully holding the positions gained on Tuesday as far west as Liu ho, and that against repeated attacks by the Russiaus.
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      Russian Revolt.
      131 5 Labour Commission. Electors Chosen to Appoint Representatives. Kemsahk o* 3,000 Workmen Demanded. (Supplied by /(enter) Loudon, 3 March. —The workmen of St. Petersburg yesterday chose 200 electors whose duty it will l>e to appoiut representatives on the Commission appointed at, St.. Petersburg to examine (lie grievances of the
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      Milner’s Successor.
      304 5 Earl of Selbourne Appointed y (Supplied by He liter.') London, 8 March—-The Earl of Selbourne lias been appointed to succeed Lord Milner —who leaves South Africa at the end of the current month—as High Commissioner of the Transvaal. Appointment Favourably Received. Loudon, 8 March—The Earl of Selborne s
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      Parliament.
      534 5 Sugar Convention i (Supplied by Hauler.) Lotidou, '3 March —An amendment to tin* Address fnnn the Throne, urging thedeuuu-, ciatiou of the Sugar Bounties Convention iu view of the prejudicial effect, it. is having on Great Britain, was rejected iu the House 1 of Commons by 27(5 votes to
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      Plague at Aden.
      37 5 French Protective Measures. (Supplied by Renter.) Loudon, 3 March—lt lias lieen announced ill Pans that plague is raging at Aden and that, consequently, the Governor of French Somaliland has taken protective measures against it.
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      Yankee Designs.
      97 5 Won t Annex Haiti or San Domingo (Echo Special.) Berlin, March—'l he Hon. John i Hav, Secretary of State tor the l nited States, has informed the Haitian Minister that the United States does not intend to annex the Republics of Haiti or San Domingo. fhe rulers and
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      The Kudat Blaze.
      115 5 Over Forty Shops Wiped Out. (E lio Special.) j Sandakan, 3 March—Kulh*r particulars of tin* fire which broke out at j K udar on Sunday last at midnight sh**w I that 43 Chinese soops were totally destroyed in a couple of hours. Fortun tely the fire was
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      Indo-China.
      113 5 Will Always be French {Echo Special.) Berlin. 3 March.—M. Etienne, the French Minister for the Colonies, in j the course of a speech at a banquet declared that Indo-China would never ;be other than French. The work of colonisation had not suffered any interruption. This declaration as to the
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      East Sues West.
      203 5 Chinese Mandarin s Suit. The Times on the Judgment. t iSujiolied by Reuter.) Loutiou, 3 March. —Judgment lias been delivered by Mr. Justice Joyce in the protracted suit brought by His Excellency Chang Yen-Mao. Director-General of Mines iu the Celestial Empire, in the Chancery Court against Mr.
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    Tanjong Pagar.
    2298 5 Meeting of Shareholders. J Opposition to Government Expropriation i! Kill > 1 Strait* Timeti.t At t he Singapore Exchange, on Tuesday afternoon, (as already reported bv wire) ait extraordinary meeting of the Taujong Pa gar D<*ck Co. was held to consider, and. if thought tit, to pass the
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  • PUBLIC OPINION.
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      THE POST OFFICE AGAIN.
      86 5 To Tilk Ejutor or tiil Straits Echo. Dka,k iSfw.- I would like to draw vour attention to the delay in getting Saturdays’ Echo, which is delivered here about noon j n Mondays. I tlniik that, as ;t. is onlv I JH miles from the G P.
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      AN UNPROVOKED ASSAULT.
      526 5 To run Kitiioa or mi; htkaii's turn. Sia. —This morning at about 10 a in ,;o i i happened to l»e in Messrs Goon Yen and j 4 i lends shop in Beach Street. I noticed a hand cart on the street with its driver. J a
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      780 6 BUCHANAN’S WHISKY I W. CORNFIELD. Graham &Co .Ld., AS SUPPLIED to H. M. the King AND TO H. R, H, The Prince of Wales. The only Scotch Whisky used Oil board the s.s. OPMIR ou her trip round the world. “RED SEAL.’ “BLACK WHITE’’ White Seal. Sold Everywhere. SAN I)
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    Rogue Elephants and Tigers.
    642 7 kl.v i' Shikar in Mysokk A cvJiiUKspoNHt.vr untfs ill (lit* Mad ran ““V 7 Hen O. Kauffmanu, with Mr. Theo- 1 tne Mysore State ahilrari, left their tamp at «S a 111. on the tth instant while it \'a. still (tail., a s to ;t cliital
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      1423 7 on<; KHYE PANG. (Chop; KIIYE GUAN. lln Smelters and Importers ot Ha* Opium 18c T A I P I N A Penang Foundry Co., Ltd. 7 (Established 187 b.) ENGINEERS, MM. I.W RIGHTS, <fcc., AGENTS FOR LLOYD’S National Bank of China, Limited. National Bank of India Ltd. Insurance effected against
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      128 7 STEARNS’ WINE will bring back tlie lost strength and vigor, but it is Stearns' Wine. ifl WERE AWARDED THE GOLD MEDAL AT THE PARIS EXHIBITION. AUK NTS I‘KNAKU Paterson, Simons Co. 22c TAIK HO Co., 822, IVI air» Road, PERAK. TAIPJNG. (Established 1889). (Jenernl Merchants, Prnvisinners nmi Commission Agents. European
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      348 8 OUR PRICES CANNOT BE BEATEN. m MU REDUCED. Being given to understand that the above Goods are now being offered by various firms at $7.8", we are determined to make OUR PRICES UNEQUALLED AND OFFER ELLWOOD’S SHIKARI SUN HELMETS AT EACH. The only Firm in the Straits which offer this
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      347 8 NOTICE. THfc undersigned beg lo inform the public of Penang an 1 the neigh Ik uriag Native States that they have been appointed Agents for Messrs. lugall, Parse- 9, (Jlive 1 Co.. Ltd. of London, aud have retvntlv received a large shipment of very best quality Europe ready made Coffins,
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      463 8 CROWN BRAND. ill BEER ss> Brewed inßremen Sw Germany. > Rigold, Bergmann Co. Oli FROM Ban Eng Seng A Co. Ban Seng Co. Chiat Seng Co. Gim Taik Bee. Beach Street Penang: 19-1-05 tri-wk 3mhs BGc Penang Confectionery. No. 22a. Lkith Stkkkt, PENANQ. r |MIE Public of Peuaug are hereby
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