Straits Echo, 26 June 1905

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    36 1 Straits Echo DAILY CHRONICLE OF EVENTS, CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES, AND THE FAR EAST GENERALLY VOL. 3. $24 Per Annum. PENANG, MONDAY, 26th JUNE, 1905. Single Copy, 10 cents, No. la i,
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    Domestic Occurrences.
    131 1 Birth.*. On Bth Jtin<*. at 104.. (’]ia{KH) Road. Singapore. the w ife of Rasmussen. of a sou. On Hip i*tti June, at Shanghai, the «ife of A. Emanuel. of a sou. ON the 10th June, at No. 12. Chaoufooug Road. Shanghai. the wife of A. E. Algar. of
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    FIXTURES.
    39 1 1 G-I»A V. 24th Day, stli Moon. Town Baud, Esplanade, 6 to 7 p.n.. To-morrow. 25th Day, sth Moon Auction Sale, Chop Thong Ho 172 Cliulia Street, 11 a. in. l’own Band, Golf Ciuh. 6 to 7 p.m.
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    HIGH WATER.
    39 1 For Week ending Sunday. June 2 19<»5. AM PM. Monday, 26th 8 2-» Tuesday, 27th ...8.50 9.15 Wednesdav, 28th 9.40 10 05 Tliursdar, 29t,h ...10.30 10.55 Friday, 30tli ...11.20 11.45 Saturday, Ist 12. Sundnv, 2nd 12.35 —lo
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    THE MOON.
    31 1 i *4 New Moon July 3rd 12 -49.9 a.m. )Fu st Quarter loth 12 46.3 am. j O l ull Moon 16th10.31.7 p.m. Fast Quartet June 24th 886 p.m.
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    P. & O. SAILINGS.
    46 1 P. O. SAILINGS. Mail Service. Outwards. Home wards. Malta 20 Jut if Xu'oia J til if. Benya! 5* .4 ny Hi in I 22 Extra Service. Outwards. Homewards. Jaftan 27 June. Palermo -JO June. Malacca ll July. Palma 14 July. 8«? For particulars See Page o.
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    MAILS DUE.
    13 1 Herman i Scliarnhnrrl) 27th June. China (Zictem) 28th Indian Thonywa) 29th
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    LOOKING FORWARD.
    1135 1 It is probable now that the next effort on the part of the Japauese will lie towards the capture of Russia's sole remaining fortress and naval base in the Far East. The total annihilation that has overtaken the Baltic Fleet, and the consequent liberation of Admiral Togo’s squadrons
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    EXCHANGE.
    127 1 Pknano. 26th June (litf courit'Hif «>/ the Umu London Demand Bank 1 I 1 7 4 months’ sig'it Bo.nl 1 11' 3 Credit 2 c 3 Documentary 2* Calcutta. Demand Bank Its 147 A 3 days’ sight. Privu'e '49.V Bombay, Demand Bank 147 A 3 days’sight Privu e 149.1
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    SHARES.
    216 1 Belat Tin Aliuiug Co., Ld. S 7. —sellers Korsiiwiili (Jolil Al iuilU[Co., U. loOUi sellers Brieli Rubber Syndicate Ld. par Bruseii Hydraulic Tin Mining (Jo., lid 4.00 buyers Duff Development Co. $lO.OO seller* Fraser »fc Neave. Ld slno. —sales George Town Dispensary $25. buyer* Howarth Erskiue, Ld. $270. -buyers
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    PRODUCE.
    186 1 Gold leaf S 77i B. Pepper (W. Coast Xlbs.oo/..) out ot stork White Pepper 37 —s le rmuir Pepper 3 27. mien Cloves (picked) out of season Mace 75 —set lent Mace Pickings 65.-*—buyers Nutmegs 1 lOs -JO. —sal ex No. 1 »U 0 noin. Sugar 2 no stock.
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  • Shipping.
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      ARRIVALS.
      189 1 Denbioh shirk, Br. s.s. 2.589 Evans *>4tl, June, London, IBtl, Mav. Gen B. A Co Stkntor, Br. s.s. 4,308, Lewis, 20tli June, Liverpool, 27tli Apr., Gen —W M A Co. 1 a hob a, Br. ss. 3.05/, Nailer, 24ti, June, Calcutta, 27Hi June, Gen., if. L. Co! i Calypso,
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      DEPARTURES.
      43 1 -»>th ,iuue. 'Tonj (J/itii/ In, for I»:itu jJalna and Asahan. Cornelia, for Port Swetteuhaiu Mala t. i. «*,M ioiuk Anson. N/> eia, for Singapore. China and Japan. Itiiidu. lor Rangoon. s *iitor tor Singapore and China h'hjiwj hnujoH, for Port Weld and'luipnig.
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    EXPECTED.
    72 1 1 ennui* From Ayetdn Due. Japan Suez A.G.&Co. 7t It June .\i. Valerie Singapore S.K.ACo. 2nd July Benlario Den of London S.B.&Co. 3rd Cruiuiiiu Glasgow S B A (Jo. Ird Aus ria |OoIoiiiIk> do. 6th A. A pear •Silica pore A.A.A:Oo. Sth G. A pear Calcutta A. A. A.Co.
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    SAILINGS.
    77 1 1 r tut elf! fW i 1 Aijenty Lea vt-x •l;« pan Colombo A.C.ACo. j 27 th Juno M. Valerio Colombo S.K.ACo. 2nd July lieuiari*; 1 »t*n of Singapore S.li.ACo. 3rd Crombie Siuyapore v>. i;a< ’«>, 3rd A Hal lit Singapore do. dlli A. Apear Calcutta A.AA.( o. 7ili
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    127 1 KoK Bell Per Alary Austin, to-morrow, 1 p.m. Paugkalau B randan—Per Petrel, tomorrow, 1 p.m. Batu Bahra —Per Paiiauy, to-morrow, 1 p.m. Langkat—Per Jin Ho, to-morrow, 2 p.m. Perlis and Setul -Per Sportsman, tomorrow, 2 p.m. Edie, T. Seroawe. Segii, Olelileh and Sabaug—Per Hok Canton, to-morrow, 2 p.m.
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      140 1 Chahyah Pulau Penang, The only Malay Paper in Penang. OLDHAM HALL. A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Healthful location, food the best, large play-ground, strict discipline, daily study classes under personal supervision ol the Principal. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ENGLISH Address s PRINCIPAL, ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL, 1-4-05 tfniib awk y-ic Singapore. HOWARTH ERSKINE,
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      144 1 THE LONDON DIRECTORY, POX rAINING over J.Tmhi pages of condensed commercial matter, enables enterprising traders throughout the Empire to keep iu close touch with the trade of the Motherland. Besides being a complete commercial guide to Loudon and its Suburbs, the London Directory eoutains lists of EXPORT MERCHANTS with the
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      102 1 7/YMOLE TOOTH POWDER, a forfeit antiseptic dentifrice, cleanses and preserves the teeth, very refreshing. When the whole system is depressed Nutritive reconstruction is of vital importance. Stearns’ Wine is the ideal Tonic. The International Hotel, 2, LEITH STREET, CORNER of LEITH and FARQUHAR STREETS PENANG. FIRST-CLASS N EWLY OPENED HOTEL,
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      9 1 Penang Sin Poe, «4 fheonly Chinese Paper in Penang.
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      27 1 WEATHER 1’hk following report is kindly supplied by the Signal Director of Fort Cornwallis The rainfall during the 24 hours ended •it 1* a.in. to-dav was nil.
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  • Obituary
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    186 1 Deaths. On Ist May, at his residence. No. 1424, Chekiang Road, Shanghai, at the age of 65. Zih Chin-foe, Compradoro of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. On May 7. at Little Cassioburv, Watford. Charles Stuart Leckie. of the Borneo Company formerly of Bangkok. Siam, aged 4*. On 15th June.
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    Excessive Heat in Calcutta.
    1007 2 Death of M kn and Animals. *0a lcptta is passimg through terrible heat n'avM, which h;is lasted for swvei nl weeks, siiys the Rangoon Times correspondent. The daily temperature is over 104 degrees. A large number of bullocks and horses have dropped dead iu the streets.
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    PENANG TURF CLUB. PROGRAMME FOR Autumn Meeting, 1905.
    1103 2 5.—The Province Wellesley Cup. Value 3300. —A Handicap for all Galloways that ran iu 7th Race. First Day. Entrance 315. Distance, one mile. 0.—The New Year Stakes. Value 32.000.—A Handicap for all Horse» that have run iu the Club Handicap, the Second
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    PERAK TURF CLUB. PROPOSED PROGRAMME.
    759 2 Z I'th, 17th and 19th August 1905. ml ;e j TAIPING RACES, 1905. FIRST DAY. 6 15th August, Tuesday y II 1.—The Maiden Plate. B Value 100 for maiden horses: weight per scale 10 stone Ex-Griffins imported at t price not exceeding 3400 allowed 7
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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      499 2 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. rpHK Municipal Conoinissmuers of George Town, Penang, hereby invite separate lenders for the following 1. Alterations to Town Hall. 2. Alterations to Prangin Market Ground. »r Noordin .Street Presgrave Street 3. Keeousl ruetion Drains. 4. Reconstruction Drains. Full particulars can be obtained and plans and specification inspected at
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      488 2 TO LET GPAOIUUS OODOWNS in Beach .Street. For particulars apply to GODOWN,” 21-6-05 1 mli 404 c o Strait* Echo. TO LET. PREMISES No. 841. Dato Krainat Road, with a large compound. formerly occupied by the Celestial Club. Apply to 8-3-05 !i c 182 Beach Street TO LET. PREMISES No.
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      140 2 Penang Sales Room. 1 POltTAVr SALK OK Valuable Landed Property, Suitable fok Building Ppkpohv', At Brick Kiln Road, (where formerly the Switchback Railway. was erected.) BY ORDER OF THE OWNER. Th*-. undersigned is instructed to sell by Public Auction, On Saturday 15th July 1905 Ar 1 F.M.. At. the above
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      14 2 SELANGOR RACES, KVA! A LUMPUR. 4th, 6th 8th JULY. ly-6-05 •> tins a wk ol*o
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      59 2 Fatum Accident Insurance Company, The HAGUE. Capital fl, 1,000,000. undersigned, having been :l P* -I- pointed Agents for the above named Company, are prepared to insure against accidents including temjtorari/ total disablement by typhoid fever, typhvs fever scarlet fever and small-pox. Terms and full particulars can be ascertained on application.
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      1640 3 mM’ N Co> m m nr <V -e~f Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen. Expected Arrivals and Departures. Mail Service. Outwards. lulv <> s s Coromandel connecting with y s.s. Moldavia Aug. ‘>o s.s. Malta I! ,s.s. Bengal do do s.s. Macedonia s.s. Victoria Homewards. ju v s s.s. Nubia connecting with s.s.
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    The Straits Echo.
    100 4 Justiceevery bo»ly,a>Klju«lircuhnie.— Emerno n. Established June Ist, 1903 Published daily texeepi Snn<l;i\B.) AT TUB CRITERION PRESS, Ltd., No. 22b—2J2, Beach Street, Penang. PRICE DAILY LOCAL *.’t per uumiui OI'TSTATK(X lVouiye Kxim. MAIL KIMTION <l\*t Free» sli CAULK ADDKKSS: Echo—Penang.” Telephone No. 18S. NOTICE. DuuiNti tin- twmporary abisHUce
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  • Current Topics.
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      Exclusion.
      136 4 Owing to the united demonstrations of the, people in protesting against the I r? l nited .States Chinese Exclusion Treaty, .it is reported that the Minister of the Board of Foreign Affairs has instructed the Minister of the Board of Commerce to telegraph to Liang Cheng advising him not
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      Russian National Hymn.
      126 4 The peace prospects would undoubt- 1 edly be brighter j were Russia and the tsui of ail tiie Kussias to meditate more on tl*"** «”o national Hymn, a translation ot" which reads: God the* All- Terrible, Thou who Thunder, Thy clarion, and lightning. Thy sword. Show forth
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      Agricultural Show.
      293 4 Owing t the unfortunate outbreak of rabies and the consequent prohibition of bringing dogs Mi- to the Settlement. it is feared that many of tiie classes tor dogs will pooriv represented ami in some cases not ti I i -it all. In view of this the Committee have
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      A Fraud.
      944 4 The Straits Times to hand to-day says that the Deli police are on the look-out for au English adventurer who had a good time of it there by posing as a, mining engineer from Pahang, lie played tennis so well and showed himself so genial that he got
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    Seremban Races.
    78 4 Second Day. A telegram to the Malay Mail gives the following results of Thursday’» racing: RACE I. Lady Grey. *2 Seagull. RACE II 1. Deduction. 2 Tai Yat. RACE 111 I. Rani. '2. Maiauiun. RACE IV. I. Bruntwood. '2. Xerxes. RACE V. 1. Sappho. 2. Flora. RACE VI
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    Police Corruption.
    659 4 Indian Official Investigation. The report of the Indian Police Commission, which was appointed by a resolution of the Government of India in July 1902, to Parliament, iias l>eeu issued as a Parliamentary paper. The report goes in detail iuu> the history of the policing of India, the conditions
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    Japan To-Day and To-Morrow.
    304 4 Japan to-day is making history rapid)v and preparing herself thoroughly for tomorrow. She is creating a still newer and better Japan and developing higher ideals Only about fifty years ago she was rmidiv secluded from the rest of the world, aud, like the frog iu the
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    Cricket.
    392 4 Dunn s XI v. Bradbery's XI The cricket match played on the Esplanade on Saturday afternoon between Dunn s XI and Bradbery’s XI resulted iu a draw, time preventing the game being finished. There was some heavy scoring on both sides, Dunn (63 retired) and Graham (61 not out)
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      Russian Revolt.
      226 5 Butchery in Foland. People Shot Down (Supplied by Renter.) London, 24th Juue.—A <'euei-.il strike was proclaimed at Lodz (Kussiau Poland) yesterday. Intermittent tight iug took place all day and barricades were elected in the streets. The troops storiueJ the barricades, and fifty persons were killed and two hundred
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      Germany and China.
      32 5 Troops to be Recalled (Echo Special.) Berlin, 25th J une.—The London Daily lelegraph reports thatGernmny intends recalling all her troops from China with the exception of those at Kiaotschau.
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      Denmark.
      26 5 A New Company. (Supplied by Renter.) Loudon, 24th June. —lt has liecu decided at Copenhagen to start a company to -Jade between Japan aud Scandinavia.
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      Moroccan Muddle.
      211 5 The French Note. No Challenge to Germany. I Eehn Sj ,‘ftiil. Berlin, 25th June.—M. Bi-iumrd. the French Ambassador, inis handed to fount von Buelow, the German Foreign Minister, a Note anont the Moroccan question. The German press sees in* challenge in the Note. German Harbour Scheme London, 24th
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      The Indian Army.
      122 5 A New Scheme Formulated (Supplied by Reuter.) London. 2bth June.—The Home Government has formulated a scheme whereby Lord Kitchener will lie directly responsible to the iceroy of India on all purelv military matters, and another official, not necessarily a military man, will be responsible on questions of
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      China and the U. S.
      51 5 The Exclusion Act. (Supplied by Reuter.) Loudon, 26th June.—-The Washington Cabinet has held a debate upon the Chiuese Exclusion Laws. Mr. Metcalfe, the Secretary for Commerce, when interviewed, said that, he hoped and lielteved that no misunderstanding would disturb the expansion of American trade with
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      War Stores Scandal.
      54 5 Commission of Hnquiry Appointed. (Supplied by Renter.) London, 20th .June. -The Couimiliec of Emjuirv upon the war stores scandal has been appointed and consists of Justice Sir George FarweM (Chairman), the Rt. Hon. Sir George D. T. Goldie, Field-Alarshal Sir George Stuart White, Sir Francis Mowatt and
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      The Navy
      46 5 Cruiser and Liner Collide. (Supplied by Renter.) Loudon, 26th June.—His Majesty’s firstclass cruiser Carnarvon, bouud to Gibraltar, collided with the German liner Coblenz. The Carnarvon lias taken the passengers of the Coblenz on board aud towed her to Ferrol, as she is leaking hadlv.
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      Cricket.
      165 5 (Supplied by Renter.) Loudon, 26th June.—Surrey has iieateu Derbyshire by 2‘*s runs, Essex lias beaten the Australians by nineteen runs. Sussex lias beaten Cambridge University by 65 ions, and the match between Woreestei and Lancashire was drawn. Thk Temps says that M. Heuu, the Governor-General of French ludo-China, goes
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    The War.
    245 5 The International Nuisances. British India Liner Sunk (Echo Special.) Singapore, 20th June.—The Dutch steamer Perlak landed here last night, eighty-four of the officers and crew of the British India liner Ikliona, which was sunk hv tin* Russian cruiser Terek a hundred and fifty miles north of Hongkong on
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    Decorations.
    339 5 Thk consul-general fur Japan iu Svdnev has received a parcel from the Mikado containing decorations for Australian officials iu commemoration of the visit to the Commonwealth of the Japanese squadron. The first class of the Order of the Rising Sun lias l»een conferred upon Lord Tennyson, who was Governor-General
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    Sulu.
    613 5 Seventy Fanatics Fell. Sllu islanders are giving more trouble to the American authorities in the Philippines. The band of i>atu Pala, who was wanted for murder in British North Borneo, bad beeu broken up ami he himself killed. But the survivors held together and had t»» lie huuted «lowu
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  • PUBLIC OPINION.
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      RIDING.
      893 5 To iin: tuiioK tu- r:ii; L* no. 1“ Sir, —lu your issue of the 2tlh instant I noticed a letter re the above, signed Dunbovue.” As a fairly successful registered and recorded) trainer, a rider in iimnv differ- ent countries, 1 would like to state that Dunbovne’s ideas as
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    The American Boycott.
    301 5 A Nov Kl. Pl.AN OF CAMPAIGN. \N k have More called attention to the agitation non taking place among t e.seot the Southern provinces, in order to organize a boycott, against American nninu 1 sicl,ures and comestibles, in revenge for the disabilities under which Chinese workmen gutter
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      6 5 SEE WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW Co.’s Advei tii>eiuenL-
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      330 5 To-day's Advertisements. WANTED. IAI M EDIATELY two Chiuese clerks, must have a fair knowledge of Bookkeeping. Apply (giving copies of testimonials) to •Z.” Jo O-Oo Ain sit lIM to St rails Echo. Municipal Notice. SPECIAL MEETING of Mie Municipal Commissioners will lie held ;»t the Municipal (JrncK, us Friday. 30th
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      77 5 McAlister Go. Ltd. s* s* McAlister Co. Ltd. PEN/INC, •>*< rSITOHAED SO., IMPORTERS OF TOBACCOS CIGARS. We have jusl been appointed Sole Agents for Cigars from the Factories, La Comercial' and Aguila del Mundo.' These are perfectly flavoured Cigars anJ in excellent condit'on, and have a very white ash and
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      1187 6 Lim Sun Ho chop ĕ HENG MOH Sc Co., 164, Beach Street, Penang. Importers of all kinds of European Cloth and General Commission Agents. GL Khoo Buan Phuan' i CHOP Gim Seng Moh. j 203, Main Road, Taiping. Tin Miners, Advancers and General Goods Store. 39c j HONG BEE Co.,
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      563 7 “Gold Seal” Milk Keeps longer and is cheaper than any other. Sandilands, Huttery <Sr Co. i ««sr.. +m*r *>s •5> T>«- mr POPULAR SCOTCH WH/SKr is f~l f JrS£ noun bn’s PHERLESS CREAM 'idilnnds. Ruitery A* Co. ALLAN IRVING, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS Are the Best and Cheapest in the
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      1220 8 Post Your Orders to Penang Branch. NOTICE. WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW Co rnHE undersigned beg to inform tlie public of Penang aud the neighbouring Native _L State* that they have been appointed Agent* for Messrs. lugall, Parsons, Clive Co.,Ltd. of London, and have recently received a large shipment of very best quality
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