The Straits Maritime Journal and General News, 6 July 1895

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    28 1 THE Straits Maritime Journal. AND GENERAL NEWS. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. K)L 2. Ho 50, PENA Vi. SAi’ J i. i-lf, 6TH JULY, 18«. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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      469 1 ■l_s I GIN. J. Hartyn, hi* Agents. -SEETHE BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. WINKS FROM TilK WOOD. DIRKCT IMPORTATION FROM SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. l’onrs. j roui'UUS. SKRVICES FROM PENANG. Vintage I*sB. 1874. Invalid Port. Tawny J' I' 01 rinse, gicen mid yellow »ir fr rn to Div alO ,1110.
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      14 1 Johannis, THY I\h\(i OF Natural table Wateis, and DLW A It's, VWiI^KY. Martjn- j
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    PENANG TURF CLUB.
    489 2 August Meeting. PROPOSED PROGRAMME. FIRST RAY. Thursday, the Ist August, 1895. Ist Rack. ai.ce $2OO. —For Maidens. All Horses that have never won a race on any Course—Griffin, Jump and Roadster (laces excepted. Weight per scale. Distance I mile. Entrance $lO. 2nd Rack. Valuk 150.—For Ponies 13.2
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      137 2 Pritchard Co. Have just received per s. Guenelg,” THE NOTED CORSETS F L X. in «'ll! sizes and qualities. ALSO IZODS CORSETS Adren Short Waisted, Mentone Long Waisted, both makes in all sizes. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PARISIAN COSTUMES in latest designs, and one of each pattern only. LATEST CORDED
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      273 2 KERR STUART'S PENANG STEAM TRAMWAYS, Li CONTRACTORS TO THE GOVERnmevp AND THE MUNICIPALITY. ARE prepared to supply Rubble Granite R„ a Metal, decomposed Granite, Red earth. Sand for builders, contractors and others. Estimates furnished for the constructs upkeep and repair of private roads. Granite slabs, columns, mouldings r u stones
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    SHIPBUILDING AND ENGINEERING IN THE EAST.
    553 3 On more than once occasion we have drawn attention to the good work done by tne Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders, Honghong, more especially in the publication of papers, read before the members dealing with subjects of special interest in the shipping world and
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    THE UNITED STATES NAVY.
    559 3 Of recent years the United States have made vest, strides with their Navy, Previous to 1870 it may he said they had no effective vessels at all, and indeed until several years later no actual start was made in the building and equipment of modern war
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    NAUTICAL GOSSIP.
    1991 3 A telegram received in Hominy slates that (ho iron screw steamer ‘Ajmere,’ t4OB lons register belonging to Hxjee Cassini, of Bombay, has gone ashore near Bissein, The vessel was bound from Zanaibur to Bombay with a geneifcl caigo. and also bad fifty passengers onboard. The pasaeogei s, olfieeis,
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      146 3 New Advertisement. the above heading was originally. A. P. K. But it got in the way of one of our highly charged bottles of SODA WATER Which happened to burst and readers may see the result. At anytime. Injany place. Regardless of the cost, (Jhange notes or gold for A-
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    LONGSHORE CHAT.
    948 4 The cricket match on the Esplanade tod will be between Dissyllables and the Rest hi teams to be chosen from the Penaim 7 Club. h IC *et The start of the P. C. C. Lawn Tennis To nament will be made on Monday next w h in the
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    EXCHANGE.
    69 5 Penang, 6ih July, 1895. London, Rank o-d and T. T. 2/1-* l)o. 4 months 2 1 Do. Private hills 3 months 2/2-{ Calcutta T.T. and o,d r Rs. 93 Rangoon 1924 Romhiiy 193 Madras 192 j Batavia Bank o,d 12b Hongkong’, Bank demand or T. I’. preni D.>. 7
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    70 5 Makkiage, At the Caledonian Bank House, Rothes, on the 10th June, by the Rev. Dr. Morgan, minister of Rothes, assisted by the Rev. IV. V Jenkins, M. A., Captain Charles Eddif, of the Straits Steam Ship Company, Penang, t > Alice youngest daughter of Robert Dick, Esq.. Provost
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    CHINESE TIN.
    274 5 The Eastern Bimetallic League at Shanghai lms brought out another pamphlet entitled Gold monometallism, the Upas tree of Great Britain. The object is to show how British gold monmetallism stimulates rival industrial enterprise in China and Japan, The pamphlet thus aludes to Chinese tin Rich deposits of tin,
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    BY INVITATION OF THE SULTAN.
    365 5 Why you were left out in the cold, Mr. Editor, 1 don’t know. A. P. K. was there and so was Hartley, so that your contemporary was well represented. However, you shall have a Report, if I die for it. Asked to Mirbou, thence to
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    CHUTNEY.
    983 5 Manufactured especial! y for us by The Chutney man.” There was a youth in the Cricket Club Pavilion the other evening who wore a blazer of an unwonted hue with a curiously wrought monogram on the pocket. To him a Club member, possibly offended that the youth being a
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    THE ROYAL NAVY IN THE ‘80’S.
    894 6 XXII.— By Spanker Boom, Esq, At daylight we were under weigh and 1 steamed round to Mandoliana where alreadv a lot of our savage allies were assembled. Boats were manned and armed, and the procession j headed for the very spot where the poor
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    OCEAN SIGN-POSTS.
    1774 6 By Edmund Verxey. Captain, Royal Navy, F.R.GS., F.11.A.5., etc. Have you ever stood on Hie quay of a busy port, and watched the ships being hauled out to the pier-head, and lhen seen the white saiis dropped and spread to the wind, and the vessels borne out- far
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    MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    46 6 Penang, 6th July, 1895. Tin $34.30 White Pepper 14 sellers. Black Pepper 9.70 do. Nutmegs 96. do. Mace No. 1 84,—buyers. Mace Pickings 74. sellers. i No. 1 6.60 tie. Sugar No. 2 3.50. do. Basket 3. Tapioca Flour 2.25 do. Copra 5.90. do.
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      122 6 List of Unclaimed Letters and I'apers Iff inf/ at the Renting Rost Office. Allen, A. A. Allen C. H. Kp, Rev. L. W. Bend on, E. Lnrroque, Augusta. Beit, F. D. Penley, Mrs. Cheesman, G. W. Reid,'A. J. W. Clarke, W. B. Selividam, A. Fawcett, A. Steele F. VV. Fiddle
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      914 7 Khye Ho Foundry Co.' tanjong penagri." GUAT CHENG Bros. 40 WELD QUAY, 27 BE A VII ST It EE ET, PENA NG. A 81-WEEKLY PAPER IN MALAY p E N A N (i ENGINEERS BOILER MAKERS. PUBLISHED EVERY Commission Agents and shipwrights, iron brass Monday AND THURSDAY, j Ucnoril <Uore-Keeners
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      439 8 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. $10,000,000. PAID-UP CAPITAL 5,000,000. RESERVE LIABILITY OF PROPBIETObT $10,000,000. CHIEF MANAGER:—Hongkong: THOMAS JACKSON, EsqLONDON BANKERS :—LONDON COUNTY BANK. PENANG Interest Allowed r (h, Current Deposit Accounts, at tl.e rate of 2 per cent, per annum on daily balances of $5OO up to $200,000. On Fixed
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