Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 24 December 1886

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    28 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE mBKIBSan BV■ Y It s,s DAT A.WD rB.ID A t. ESTABLISHED 183 3. NEW SERIES. FRIDAY, 24th DECEMBER, 1886. VOL. XLIV. No. 98
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      1928 1 p, '",at~»L 2 p' am SECOND COLONIAL SEA FiRE OCEAN STEAM SHIP COMPANT INSURANCE COMPANV. holts weekly line i dates of arrival of the Mail Pack, i ,}J- r l'HB undersigned, having been apcts conveying the Gutward' and IV. Firn Fund and Reserves asat Slat December, 1885 1,686,458 pointed Agents
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      1885 2 FOUNDED 1 825. "SCHWEI Z" N() IICE. flßarine insurance Coinpanp. DPV Avn t/h» wmi»™ Mill Illi» STANDARD LIFK lunch. PENANG ICE WORKS. J i Mb) aqcttp AKiTT COMPANY ffWIS Undersigned having been »p From the Ist of March next, Ice T V v_ A JU pointed Agents for above Company
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      1948 3 PROSPECTUS. I STOR^LIMITE^ I Branch Depots, Aldershot Dublin, A. C. EkeNCli M. LI. C, V. H. THE STRAITS SANITARIUM 2.mZ/ vetekinar?surgeon, Juniok Army and Navy Storks, Limubd, 9, Farquhar* Street, York Hoose, Penang. Regent Street, Waterloo Place, S.W. Penang, 2nd September 1886. “THE HIGHLANDS.” EXPORT AND SHIPPINGSORDERS. NOTICE;. 7 \<
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      1522 4 North China Insurance Coy. (Ld.) GOOD advice. vS*™ 0 REDUCTION of RATES. Following- Economi- 1 U’Mtt'**' bl8 "> The following reduced Scale rates is in force from this date PtjttvP'TlJT i?c von Preference w.ll be given to candidate '"<"" VikU A XVIII VIF'JjXJjO J VU. having previous Railway expeiienee toLo»™.
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    (PROVISIONAL) OF THE PENANG RACES. JANUARY 1887.
    770 5 PATRONS, His Excellency the Governor. The Hon’blo C. J. Irving, 0.M.G., Resident Councillor of Penang. His Highness The Sultan of Johoro. Sir Hugh Low, 11. B. M's. Resident in Perak. His Honor Mr. Justice Sheriff. llis Honor Mr. Justice Pellerouu. The Officer Commanding
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      1555 5 GOVERNMENT_NOTIFICATION. NOTICE. WANTED. Applications will be received at this THE PENANG~CFKTFMirr p ßy *2, B 8 Assistant Manager Office up to the 20th instant, for the WALTZ. an late. Has bad great experience following appointments. TAe Waltz of the season and played •monept Coolie labourers and understands At Pbnano. a
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      220 5 AGENTS WANTED In the principal Eastern Ports for the sale oa commission of LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, German and English IRONMONGERY GLASSWARE. Parties applying must be able to influence Wholesale Orders (Indents), from the L ading native traders. The indents to pass through first-rate European commission merchants established in the
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    PRODUCE.
    42 6 Friday, 21th December, 1886. Tin Urui >36 90 »tendy. Prppw Aobe»n „21 75 do Pepper We«iCo*»t No supplies. Nutmeg»-., 110«. 70.00 tl eady Naeket Sugar— 300 Coprah guod qualitj 3gg V hilt Pepper— „3151 T-pinca Flour— „2 15 Flake- 5.55 „48.00
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    EXCHANGE.
    99 6 Pknaks, 21th DeOMdbtr, ISBC. Rati» c>.o»K a* roi.l.ow» Lundon. Donmnd <>o.lar«. Do. 4 mv.utli»' Bank Do. Credit. 5 D o s Documentary 8» of >• Calcutta. Demand Bank ’25 Do. 80 day»' aight Pnrat. 22S Bombay, 80 >• J" Do Demand Bank •< Madra». "J 1 Do. 80 day»'aight
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    SHARE MARKET.
    92 6 Friday, 21th December, 1886. Straittlnrura.net Company, Limited.—} Shares >2O paidu p. No raesnt »ales. May be quoted at I 37. The Singapore Insurance Company Limited ->lOO Shares $2O paid up. Aoimnal at 2l Maynard and Company, Limited.— > 100 Shares, fully paid up. at >59. Sayle and Company.
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    GREETING.
    228 6 Good old Father Christmas is again upon his annual visit, and great are the preparations for his fitting reception. For the time being the stern realities and matter-of-fact-isms of our somewhat monotonous existence will, let us hope, generally give place to a thorough enjoyment of the festive season. For
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    A RETROSPECT.
    1916 6 Ere the cl ewe of the year we briefly chronicle a few of the principal events of the past twelve months, resting assured that a recapitulation will prove interesting to our readers. In the beginning of the year under review the political outlook was gloomy in the extreme;
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      1647 7 MAYNARD AND COMPANY, pkye Myarogt company, the R 0 YAL HO RSE MART. THE Company are prepared to :o:— dock, Steamers and Sailing Ships. 8 > LEITn Street, Penang, r XL»£N AIN Ct DJLSf ENSARY. The length on blocks is 270 feet, ESTABLISHED 1884. and water on sill daring Spring
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      1021 8 •Apollinaris WATER, ftj. THS NATURAL SODA WATER. jgMßt JIJfDIA BfiODtf I Bhitish Mkdical Jovrnal. s 1/ 'n .~i-.Tr» iTT Arco x“* /1 APOLLINARIS WATER. Supplied continuously to th. Table of J X< (TvT) HR H THE PRINCE OF WALES during the last five years. JrLy 79 lAv'cct) X Apollinaris, the
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      420 8 Cb Chronometer and Watchaaker. that I haZe 3 fioin Medan( Deli) to Bencli Stpp f No. 2, at Messrs. S..KATZ r and am ready to receive all kinds °r Clocks Watches k,> ,ltls °f uiocks, watches Chronometers, Musical boxes, Heroplions, Anis. tons, etc., for repair. orders executed promptly Under guarantee.
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  • PINANG GAZETTE SUPPLEMENT.
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      415 9 A Home paper is of opinion that the ave<age Englishman is quite in the dark as to the locality and extent of the French Transoceanic p ossessions, and, in this respect, Captain Nokma’s work, Colonial France,” will supply much valuable information. His book should deeply interest every*oue, in the
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      LOCAL.
      666 9 The Hon’ble C. J. Irving, our Resident Councillor, has availed himself of the Christmas Holidays to take a trip to Laroot as the guest of the Resident of Perak. Mr. Irving has been more than pretty con-.iderably "in the saddle” since he took up his appointment here and we
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      LATEST TELEGRAMS.
      285 9 St. Petersburg!!, December 15, The Official Messenger, in an article on the relation between Russia and Germany, rebukes the Anti German feeling which prevails in Russia, and says that vital interests connect Germany and Russia. The article adds, that Russia respects Germany’s special interests; in conclusion the article
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      CRICKET.
      120 9 Penang r* Singapore. A match commenced at 11 o'clock yesterday, between Eleven of the lenang Cricket Club, and eleven hailing from Singapore. Punctually at the time appointed play began, with Singapore in. We shall publish an analysis of the match and result in our next issue. F. G. Penney,
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      THE HOK-CANTON TRAGEDY.
      647 9 LETTER FROM MR. FAT, SftOOND ENGINEER. Mr. Arthur Fay, < I. I'/yneelochjStreuC,Greenock, received the following letter from his son, John Fay now at Penang but who was one of the‘crew of the Hok-Canton attacked by Acbineso some months ago near the island of Sumatra: Penang, loth October
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      THE GAMBLING COMMISSION.
      2091 9 Continued.) Mr. O. Connor appends the following as a rider to the Report. 1. As regards present and proposed preventive measures, I consider the cause of gambling increasing to the extent it has, and described by the Protector of Chinese to be a most frightful source of
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      FROM MODERN SOCIETY.
      1926 10 The Queen was terribly npset at parting with the Duke of Connaught, on the eve of his departure f >r India Coming m top of the exceptional excitement and worry of the previous fo tnight, the departure of her favourite son w is not effected without its
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      A WOMAN'S SUFFERING AND GRATITUDE A VOICE FROM AUSTRIA.
      714 10 Nea r tho villa- e of Zdlingdorf. i n L Owef Austria, live» Mtri» Huas, an intelligent a in ni-trion-, wnmtii, whose »'ory of phy* C1 stiff ring anti final relief, as re ated bv iier-eif i« of interest to EtU'lish
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      AFTER MANY YEARS.
      66 10 Wbite-le-Wo-'ds near horley» December 26'h 1883. Dear Sir.-Mo-lrer Setgei’s medicine hxceeding well With us, ad that try B B,ea tlighly in its favour. We had a case ot I 0 early that had been troubled many yey* pains after eating. She tells us tuat tire P 1
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      AFTER SIXTEEN YEARS.
      81 10 95, Newgate Street, Workshop, Not«December 26<h, Gentlemen, —lt is with the g'ea e pleasure I accord my testimony t° Ie cacy of Mother Seigei’s Syrup. f w x has suffered from acute Dyspepsia for u teen vears, is now perfect y better <i‘ r lUri d a
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