The Straits Independent and Penang Chronicle, 4 July 1891
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The Straits Independent and Penang Chronicle
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Title Section26 1891-07-04 1 The Straits Independent AND PENANG CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. PH.TB 20 Cents. Piticu 20 Cents VOli- in* PENANG, SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1891. No- 216.26 words
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Advertisement795 1891-07-04 1 INSUKANCES. BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED. North china insurance co. Ltd KONINKLIJKE PACKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. T 4 NEGAPATAM LINE OF STEAMERS- MARINE INSURANCE. Canton lusu ralic e Office lamite Intended Sailing and expected Arrival of Steamers. The undersigned having be t en ts for the above Company are For. Will795 words
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Article2439 1891-07-04 2 11. In resuming our review of the Resident Councillor’s Administration Report for 1890, the most noteworthy improvement we come across is the substantial increase 14,000) in the revenue of the Land Department. Receipts under land rents have increased considerabty, whilst there is only a very small increase2,439 words
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Advertisement273 1891-07-04 2 THE STRAITS INDEPENDENT BE BUS HKD EVERY WEDNESDAY AND S A Tl'B DAY. KX IERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Per Annum S 'j!' Hnlf-ycnr Quarter 4 oU {Single copy twenty cents. IP PAID IN ARKEAK S G for three months, after which term the paper will only be supplied273 words
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Article293 1891-07-04 3 Every effort, says the Loudon Sy China, Express, is being made in Loudon by the Straits Settlements Association ami others interested in the Colony to create au interest in the question of the military 7 contribution, and with a view to educating Members of Parliament on the293 words
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Article794 1891-07-04 3 T HE EUROPEAN SITUATION. (Home papers up to June 5.) A Berlin telegram says:—Tlie stat.er(i 11 die Triple All iance had been it Urn snow confirmed. Great efforts, lion-i were Made at the eleventh loililt i 6 renc l‘ to keep Italy from e entra l Powers, but without Wk794 words
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Article673 1891-07-04 3 Writing from Amsterdam, June 3rd, the correspondent of the L. Sc C. E. reports After the visit to this city and Rotterdam the Court returned to Het Loo on the 30th ulb., and is expected again m the capital on July 1, when the German Emperor and Empress will673 words
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Article315 1891-07-04 3 The Batavia Express has the following oti the German Colony in New Guinea. The condition of the settlement is exceedingly lamentable. Eight Europeans died at Fiuschhafen from the 2nd of January to the 25th February; this is not less than 60 Q of the European315 words
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Article398 1891-07-04 3 Wholesale Emigration to England. A Moscow correspondent telegraphs: Details have been given me concerning the expulsion of the Jews by one who knows the subject thoroughly, and at the same time possesses an impartial mind. The total number affected by the recent Ukase my informant puts at398 words
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Article131 1891-07-04 4 Penang, 3rd July, 1891. Rates rule as follows London, Demand, Bank 3 dollar Do. J months sight, Bank 3/4 Do. 6 Credits 3/4* Do. 0 Documentary 34f Cai.ci- i ia, Demand, Bank Its. 226| Do. 30 days sight, Private 2*29 Bombay, Demand, Bank 2‘2d Do. 30 «lays sight,Private 229131 words
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Article238 1891-07-04 4 (From the Fitiang Gazette.) Lnul.>n. 26th June. —Mr. Gladstone is suffering from the effects of influenza his friends are feeling anxious. Mr. Parnell lias married Mrs. O’Shea privately before a registrar. Jjondon 23th June. France has rejected the Brussels Anti-Slavery Convention. A successful revolution has occurred in the(From the Fitiang Gazette.) - 238 words
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Article1291 1891-07-04 4 (From our Exchanges.) London, '20th June. —An important deputation from the Empire Trade League waited upon the Premier yesterday, and urged that the Government should abrogate the treaties of 1862 and 1865, precluding preferential trading relations of Great Britain with her Colonies. Lord Salisbury,in replying to the1,291 words
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Article1091 1891-07-04 4 (London China Express, sth June.) Th* Court. —The Queen is at Balmoral. Her Majesty’s birthday was officially celebrated on tbe 30th inst. at borne and abroad. A State Ball was given ou the 4tb inst. at Buckingham Palace. The German Emperor has in cordial terms accepted(London China Express, sth June.) - 1,091 words
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Advertisement98 1891-07-04 4 WANT E D. An AssistantEditor to help the ManagingProprietor in the regular hyweekly publication of this paper. Must be a good Scholar and able to write a leader, if required. Preference will be given to a gentleman already acquainted with the affairs of this Colony. Honorarium according to qualifications and98 words
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Article1237 1891-07-04 5 The entries for the forthcoming Sky will ho closed on Monday, the u fl Riccard, Acting Inspector*'r* l 0 Police, left this yesterday for Ge,iel l lt 1 part of the island, on iuspect,,ebi lf v and will he hack in the course tv)U u ul ;>1,237 words
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Article157 1891-07-04 5 Arrivals. 28tli June. —Per s. s. Teutonia om Klanjr —-Mr. II. Hiitteubach, and Mootia Ohetty. 28th Jane.—Per s. s. Thaipeng, from Port Weld Mr. Lee Chin Bin. 29th June.—Per s. s. Goalpara, from Madras:—Mr. Duneut, and Mr. B. Bicknell. 1st July.— Per S. S. Thaipeng, from Port157 words
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Advertisement465 1891-07-04 5 Government Notification. Tenders will be received, up to noon on the 15th August, 1891, for renting the following Farms, for three years, from Ist Jauuary 1892 Penang. Opium Farm. J Spirit Farm. The Dindings. Opium Farm. j Spirit Farm. Malacca. Opium Farm. J Spirit Farm. 2. Tenders should be addressed465 words
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Advertisement567 1891-07-04 5 GOVERNMENT OF PERAK 1. TENDERS will be received up to noon ou the Ist September, 1891, for renting the following Farms, from the Ist Januuary, 1892 General. 2. Opium duty Farm. Three years. Coast and Lower Pebak. 3. Coast Farm,includingthe Farms of Opium, Chandu, Spirit, Gambling, Pawnbroking and of the567 words
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Article, Illustration390 1891-07-04 6 FIRST Day. liiuiisDAT, Gth August, lgrq firs'trace. For All Maiden Horses. v i Usual conditions. Uistuuce 1 trance *5. Ce 1 toll e. second race Maiden RoADSTEKs.-Seliin* n Value §lOO. Gentlemen entered at §3OO to carry 11 sfc 7 H allowance of 7 lbs. for evei-v XX390 words
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Advertisement1612 1891-07-04 6 SALE BY AUCTION MUNICIPAL NOTICE. AUCTION SALE. SALE Bi AUtiXiun ELECTRIC BATTERIES, MACHINERY, LAND, if, 01 The Municipal Commissioners desire UROPLHAHE Fl IIMTIIJ, CARfiIAGIiS, El. to cull tlie attention of the public to the The undersigned are instructed by following by-laws and regulations re- Mr.F.M. McLarty,acting as Attorney for Theundersignedareinstructedby1,612 words
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Advertisement67 1891-07-04 6 MR. J. M. ARAB. No. 16, Leith Street. Stables and SHOEiNa-F OKGE The following Certificate has J lls delivered fco Mr. Arab 13 I hereby certify that Mr. f an j in a very good Veterinary lhat my opinion the only man in n fhofS e3 > knows anything about67 words
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Advertisement502 1891-07-04 7 McLARTY COMPANY, Telegraphic Address: CONSULTING ENGINEERS, NAVAL ARCHITECTS, f EAD Pepice: (i mqLaRTY, PENANG surveyors No. 30, beach street, tHU e'S a. 1. CODE (.887.) AND PMANG A c.-. Edition. CONTRACTORS, encral Mana s er pijivatb codes. BRANCHES AT THAIPING, BATH GAJAH AND SINGAPORE. T McLAK,TY MIM E T m■WE502 words
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Advertisement643 1891-07-04 8 BANEEGUNGE FIRE CLAY ffiSPT, ANA HE HOTEL. POTTERY WORKS. (LATE EASTERN HOTEL) Raneegunge Fire Clay and Pottery Works, we are prepared to enter contracts for the undermentioned THIS HOTEL, WHICH HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY SALT GLAZED, STONEWARE PIPES AH si.cs from 2” t„ 24” diam. REPAIRED, DECORATED AND NEWLY Largely used643 words
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Advertisement211 1891-07-04 8 INDIAOui®^--Of every description on the latest improved I with the most recentfvt mCiples >2 cliinery. lll 'enteU C HARGES EXCEEDING!v V ■‘F>Dl2KAl£ i Orders can be executed oj hours after receipt No.9,Beacl,l; r eH ATII I,TISS& CO, 2 BOON TEK co j 27, Beach Street, ESTABLISHED 1862 j SHIB-CHANDLEIiS, COMMISSION211 words
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