The Penang Standard and Mercantile Advertiser, 9 December 1879

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    28 1 THE Penang Standard AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. Lilte»’** N S r l I. <Xa (cii lilt 1 esB. FIJBIjISHIED FRIDAY. tor, II- J TUESDAY 9th DECEMBER, 1879. [no 94
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      1120 1 wj PENANG STANDARD, VICTORIA NOTICE. MfITSTF I "V T > ANI) fi^«i I v N AT TJFPT TTOTTTT IlfdCftMTiLE ADVERTISER. Established 29 ,L J Mr. A.Menist, Oculist, Optician of N tiee hereby given that from I'"’ urn Every Tuesday Friday. CORNER OF THE SECOND STREET T 1 1 *4. lst
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    The Penang Standard.
    309 2 "Truth «f«inst «II thi uĕrld." x l, i «71 n. Jl/aui<ji.uuu xo i «7. TnE moment Julius Cesar’s Standard bearer obtained bis footing oa the shores of England, the light of civilization gleamed on the benighted Britons. The work of civilization, and the work of sword walked
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    CIVIL SITTINGS.
    1945 2 Supreme Court, 9th December 1879. Before the Honourable, Mr. Justice Ford. Hadjee Hassan vs. Meerapullay Breach of trust. Mr. Boss for the prosecution. Mr, Vansomeran for the defence. Haujee Hassan sworn stated, I am a trader, I remember bringing down sixty-six head of cattle from' Sittoor on the
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      161 2 NOTICE. H. M. S. KESTREL, PENANG 9th December 1879. Tenders are invited for the Contract to supply Her Majesty s Ships and Vessels with the following articles of good quality and in such quantities and at such times as the Paymasters of ller Majesty s Ships and Vessels visiting Penang,
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    Reuter’s Telegrams.
    328 3 (Straits Times.) »ttdon, 17th November. —The i annourices that the Porte thrown open the Sea of Mar*ato tho war vessels of all the i?ri who are opposed to the tisii domination of Turkey. Ireland. -ondon 20th November. Several tons have been arrested for ions language. o Central Asia.
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    Special Telegrams.
    115 3 Kandahar, Nov. 25, On the 17th, Sir 11. Temple rode to Gatai, 49 miles. On the IBth from the Gwaja Pass to Siutizza, 45 miles, half-way across the Kwaja Amran down the Dnrrah Nulla, towards Sheorawak. The Pass is broad, with a uniform gradient. It is pronounced that
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    KABUL INSURRECTION.
    331 3 Kabul, Nov. 25. Bahadur Khan, owner of nine villages in Maidan, refusing to come in, General Baker went against him yesterday. A few armed men, seen in the neighbourhood, soon dispersed. The villages were found deserted, and were all burnt, with the grain and bhusa they contained. General
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    NAGA DISTTURBANCES.
    88 3 Golagiiat. Nov. 25. On the 19th, Lieutenants Kaban and MacGregor again reconnoitred Konoma from the Mozema Hill. The enemy were seen in great force, erecting stockades and stone sangas on a spur running down from the Barail rang.e On returning, the party exchanged shorts with the Nagas. The
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    KOHIMA, THROUGH GOLAGHAT
    146 3 November 26. Detachments of the 44th and 43rd N. 1., and police, about 100 strong, and 200 Kukis, started with the political officer on the 20th to join the General’s camp at Sechema, and will accompany the colum of attack on Khouoma. Firidg was heajrd at the
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    ARRIVALS.
    267 3 THURSDAY 4th December Brit str SRI SR AW AK—--5 Merican 97 tons from La root 3rd inst. Agent owner Passengers 75 deck. Brit str PERSE—Rozario 133 tons from Olehleh Ist inst Agent owner Passengers 10 FRIDAY sth December B it str LA3TGK4T—W. Cnrtis 639 tons from Singapore 19th ulto.
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    DEPARTURES.
    210 3 TIIURSD AY 4th December BrC *tr BENSIOR —E Augustin 360 ton?? for Singapore. Brit str FLYING CLOUD—Akiersaw 389 tons for Moulmain. Brit Brig THAXALETCHMY—i»saa 23G tons for Rangoon. sth December Bvit P Si O str K.4LSER IHIND —Metheven 4023 tons for Singapore A China. Brit str PERSE—Rozario 133 tons
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      979 4 notice. eaiMftse®. I ®?.°Slff*.. co THE Good will and all, and sin- 7 f i «HIP Chandlers, Commission, gnlar ihe stock in trade of the un- 1 (11 \OyOIS Idle A ari( Shipping Agents, and designed, carrying on business as OoilipaDy, General Importers of EuropeGeneral Store-keepers, at No. Id an
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      298 4 notice.^ TO PLANTELSAND THEtP agents. It is hereby notided that this date, Planters c A frt > willing to favor this Offi ce St ly with Job-work &c., whieh° U Sr be executed at the lowest nli rates, pan have their AdS** ments inserted free of ch*», the Penang Standard.
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