The Penang Patriot, 27 February 1900
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The Penang Patriot
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Title Section19 1900-02-27 1 Penang Patriot AND CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED ON TUESDAY FRIDAY EVENING. vol. in J PENANG, TUESDAY 27ih FEBItDAEY, 1900. [No. 1519 words
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Advertisement1147 1900-02-27 1 t* ‘•Vf-axfl «.v.not.” taik chee co. USEFUL BOOKS notice, General Letter Writer. j The Transvaal War Containing 523 letters. Useful to every man in every position of life for 'LM JWrM.*i daily use. re. 1-2. post I anna* j ■2Jt Helps to the Study of English. Jy\ Tamil I 111,147 words
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Article244 1900-02-27 2 During the last feiv days, the news from the seat of war, must have been a very disheartening one to the Boers and to those directly or indirectly espousing the cause of the Transvaal. Judging from the recent reverses of the enemy as recorded by Reuter, one may244 words
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Article2440 1900-02-27 2 The demand in India for Burma rice continues to increase The Mansion House Fund reached the total of £661,300 on the night of the 1st inst. Mr. A. B Stephens, Forest Officer, Perak, will shortly proceed on leave. General Joubert is reported to have been killed outside2,440 words
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Article443 1900-02-27 2 tha f Advices from Chievel.y ste cbed 17th instant, the Hritieh ocoup'* 0 the themselves on Hussar 1 6 e lled north-east oi Chieve.ey. fliil) and 90 Boer, from (Pin’ 1 B > ,*> prevented any reinforcements 1* enemy. Ponve ludicrous errors in an examination443 words
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Article334 1900-02-27 3 Murder Horrid Murder to** Street witnessed a econe that will ever be remembered by the inhabitants ot Penang. A i hi nam an named lan Hock who was residing iu No. 2 roes Street murdered 2 women and a child and severely wounded another worn .in oti the evening of334 words
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Article912 1900-02-27 3 I was bo much enamoured of Batu Gujah that I could not leave it without sacrifice. My friends would not part with me so easily as I imagined. They pressed me to prolong my stay there but I could not acquiesce in their request. The next912 words
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Article107 1900-02-27 3 Mr C C I hompson, Extra clerk, Audit office, to lie Assistant Treasurer, with effect from 3rd February, T9OO. Mr F H L >tt, Chief Clerk, Secretariat, to be accountant, post and telegraph department, with effect from 3rd February. Mr G E G Hughes to act temporarily107 words
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Article172 1900-02-27 3 While it is true, says a coriespondent to tha Spectator, that the Nationalist Press is exculting over the recent British teverses in South Africa, the French are not all Anglophobee. On the contrary many of the most respectable newspapers, and the most widely circulated, maintain172 words
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Article279 1900-02-27 3 The truth is gradually leaking out about tae God fearing pastoral people of South Africa, as tho unintormed but eloquent missionary termed them. On one occasion, it is reported they buried alive tha wounded soldiers of the Dublinsl lhe military authorities at Capo Town, have published a letter279 words
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Article305 1900-02-27 3 On the evo of bU departure to take bie place ns second in command of theJMe Jitcrranean Squadron, I.ord Charles Beresford was entertained to dinner at iheTrocadero Restaurant bj tbe London Chamber of Commerce. Prefacing with the statement that intended to deliver "a strong speech, Lord Charles305 words
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Article38 1900-02-27 3 Tuesday, 27th German Mail expected arrive at 6 a. ra. P. 0. O. Lawn Tennis Tournament, Esplanade, at 6 p, m. Wednesday, 28th. Ash Wednesday. P. 0.0. Lawn Tennis Tournament, Esplanade, at 6 p. m. Thursday, Ist;38 words
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Article678 1900-02-27 3 (Pinang Gazette Bombay 23—26 February. Paardeberg Casualties. The casualties, reported after the fight at Pear* eberg, include amongst the killed the following officers Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry Colonel Aldworth Bedfordshire Regiment), and Captains B. A. Newbury and E. P, MarkW ardlaw. Seaforth Highlanders Lieutenant McClure. Argyll and(Pinang Gazette) - 678 words
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Article136 1900-02-27 4 EXPECTED 27 Outward Nordd. Lloyd Mail>tea iner Koing Albert from Bremen, for Singapore, China and Japau, 13ehn, Meyer Co. 27 Homeward Nordd, Lloyd Mail Steamer Oldenburg from Singapore, for Colombo, Aden, Suez, Bort Said, Genoa, Naples, Southampton, Antwerp and Bremen. Behn, Meyer Co 28 Kxtia P. O sj 8.136 words
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Article119 1900-02-27 4 Penang 2Crn February, 1 *»00. Rates close as follows: London Demand Dank 111 1 Do, 4 month's sight Bank 1 11’ 5 Do, 3 Credits ,11^ Do. 3 Documentary 2/0 Calcutta, Demand Dank Us. 1-15 Do. 3 day’s sight Private 14; Bombay, Demand Dank 140 Do. 3 days’ sight119 words
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Article193 1900-02-27 4 Penang 2Gru February, 1000. I Tin 78 seller s j Trang out of seasons Black Pepper West Coast... no-sales. V AcheenOlb... do White Pepper 43 50 Cloves (picked) 32.50 Mace No. 1 04. —sellets MacePiekings 8-». do. Nutmegs G 3.— do. No. 1 7.75 do. Sugar 2193 words
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Advertisement339 1900-02-27 4 Half rice Sale, Half Price Sale!* IH half psise sale. Wong Kim Mllll. Be not boneless to ti)is rare opportunities. B S,J MASFFMJTEHIH, B. BAIT3BJEE fe CCT., Begs to inform from 1900 to 2000 AD: contain 125 Penang and I pages. Certified and Patronized by 11. H the Maharaja Bahadur339 words
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