The Penang Patriot, 8 August 1899
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The Penang Patriot
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Title Section18 1899-08-08 1 Penang Patriot AND CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED OK TUESMV FRIDAY EVEHIHG. VOL- 11 PENANG, TUSEDAY Bth AUGUST, 1899. [No. 2818 words
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Advertisement220 1899-08-08 1 *T*TIANG LEE CO. LIST OF BOOKS. Subscriptions. OXT AT.h: Universal Instructor 3 vols. 14-50 Charges for Advertisements will be Guide to foreign Commerce 3-"0 PEITAUG* AGENCY- iS Windsor Magazine 0-85 jksssrssmu; Jones Sewing Machine Coy., Ltd neatly and legibly written and uecom- -«r--ww-»r.«.r_-_, The Editor, nanied by the name and220 words
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Article102 1899-08-08 2 expected. 6 8- s. Augsburg from Singapore, for Marseilles and Hamburg, Behn Meyer Co. 6 B.s. KamakuraMaru from Singapore, for Marseilles, London and Antwerp, Boustead Co. 7, 8. a. Anchises from Liverpool, for Singapore and Java, W. Mansfield 8f Co. 14 8.8 Titan from Liverpool, for Singapore and Java.102 words
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Article128 1899-08-08 2 EXCHANGE Penang Sth August, 1899. KATES CLOSE AS follows; London Demand Bank 1/IJJ Do, 4 mouth’s sight Bunk 2yUs 3 m Credits 2/0$ Do. 0 Locum on Lt try 2yujf Calcutta, Demand Bans iis. 140^ Do. o day's signt Private 151 Lorn hay, Demand Dank Do. a days’ sight Private128 words
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Article172 1899-08-08 2 Penang Btii August, 1899. Tin r $82.00 25-50 Black Pepper < West Coast... no-sales» VtcheenOib... White Pepper 41 Cloves (picked) 37. Mace Wo. 1 100. —sellers. Macei lckings 80.— do. Wutmegs U6 Uu> k l^* 0, 7.75 do. bu S ar a 4.b0 do. V basket 4.40172 words
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Article458 1899-08-08 2 In these days of soeial and political reforms throughout the world, the news that some leading members of the Chinese Community here, ar e contemplating reforms in their funeral rites, is not at all surprising to U 3, Contemplation may eventually lead them to a movement in458 words
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Article403 1899-08-08 2 A Singalese named Abu, was on the 2nd inst., fined by Mr, Kindersley for disorderly conduct at Penang Street For causing violent hurt to one Kok Kew, Chaug Chin, was on the 2nd inst, sentenced to three weeks, rigorous imprisonment. Ibrahim a Kling was, on the 2nd inst.,403 words
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Article2235 1899-08-08 2 Doorians are hawked all over Moulmein at ij rupees a visB. We are glad to hear that Mr. Fryer, Divisional Engineer, Berak State, Kailways will shortly be trausi'ered to Se. langor. In consequence of the complaints of paaseugers, the time-table of the Benang, Bukit Mertajam Railways will2,235 words
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Article406 1899-08-08 3 [The Editor does not hold himself re sponsible for opinions expressed by cor respondents] Money Mahes Many Things. Sir, i crave a brief space in your valuable journal. Your eniurged contemporary, the Fenang Gazette, vvuo is on the whole, sapient and impartial in his judgment and considerate in his406 words
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Article119 1899-08-08 3 A noisy horde of Socialists, and others who are attempting to make capital out the electoral reform proposals of the Belgian Government, assembled in the thoroughfares adjoining the Parliament buildings, the Government offices, and the Royal Palace, which were protected by a strong cordon of police, supported119 words
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Article97 1899-08-08 3 The first news-shaets at all answering to our modern newspaper were issued by order of the Venetian Government about 1536 At first they Were simply written out and exhibited to public inspection on Payment of a small cedn called u Guzetta,” whence the modern term Gazetta.” Afterwards97 words
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Article509 1899-08-08 3 CARDIFF man’s SCHEME OF WIRELESS WONDERS A rival to Signor Marconi hub her n found in the person of Mr. G. Li. Smith, a young man now engaged as a tinman in a Cardiff point works, who has laid before the Postmaster-General a proposal to connect– Daily Mad. - 509 words
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Article231 1899-08-08 3 Reuter’ s Telegrams. (Pinang Gazette) London, August 3, The Cowes Cup. Victory for Germany. Emperor William’s yacht, Meteor, won the Queen’s tup at Cowes regatta. The Railway Loans^Bill. Third Reading. Th a house of commons has passed the Crown Colonies and F. M. States Railway Loans Bill. The Transvaal Crisis.(Pinang Gazette) - 231 words
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Article502 1899-08-08 3 Daily Mail. Lord Resebery id a, wLc and witty orater; lie is moreover, a statesman as/’beokisti '’as any of tliOco whereof ho s-poxo ui a mem «ruble uUUress. Li» vi. Wa upon niwct literary questions are perfectly dounu, aim it id only Dec.mo he expressed his meaningDaily Mail. - 502 words
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Advertisement34 1899-08-08 3 NOTICE. Subscribers in Singapore, Perak, Kin la, Province Wellesley, Selangore and other out-sta-tions are kindly requested to have the Subscription form duly filled up and sent in to the Manager as early as possible.34 words
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Advertisement1056 1899-08-08 4 H.VANBORSEET&CO -WANTED. NOTICE. A reporter for the Penang Patriot” with good knowledge of English and Correspondents will please Bicycle Eurasian is preferred. Apply that communicat i o nS with recent testimonials to the Manager Tk intended for publication in the Repairers, of: The Penang Patriot." T nan S Patnot should1,056 words
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Advertisement610 1899-08-08 4 Special Notice to"' SUBSCRIBER^ All Arrears due to the p enaQ Patriot” up to 30th J une either subscription or charge should be sent to the Editor Subscriptions from July should be made to the manager of t] le u Penang Patriot Press” lbl Beach Street Penang. WANTED. A COMPOSITOR610 words
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