Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 28 February 1888
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section26 1888-02-28 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISH KD EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. ESTABLISHED 1833. New Series.] [Price 40 Cents VOL. XLVI. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1888. No. 1626 words
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Advertisement1719 1888-02-28 1 KAISER BOCK BEER. From the Kaiser Beer Brewery Company Limited, Niedermendig on the Rhine. Huttenbach Brothers Company, Sole Agents tor the Straits Settlements and Sumatra. 164 Peninsular Oriental Steam Navi-' Ocean Steam Ship Company TTTTTA TA T dTIVII 0 Z"N g-ation Company. Holt’s Weekly tine. hV |4 |< H I1,719 words
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Advertisement1865 1888-02-28 2 INSURANCES. FOUNDED 1825. THE The Marine Insurance Company 1 I MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED, Limited. STANDARD LIFE 20, OLD BROAD STREET. LONDON, E. C. THE undersigned are prepared to accept ASSURANCE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1836. Risks and issue Policies on behalf of the above Company by any first Class Steamer THE1,865 words
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Article49 1888-02-28 3 graph, that the Commissioners may instead of shall.” The Commissioners could scarcely be considered the executive of the Legislature, since the Government had at their disposal a well equipped police force which was quite capable of enforcing the law, irrespective of the Commissioners.—The matter then dropped.49 words
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Article794 1888-02-28 3 Commenting from the above the Singapore Free Press says We need not do more at present than direct attention to the report of to-day s disturbances, which appears in another column. In our article yesterday I we pointed out in all dealings of local authorities with794 words
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Article949 1888-02-28 3 7b the Editor of the Pinang Gazette. Sir, It would appear from what can be gleaned from the Singapore > apers to hand last week, that there was considerable disturbance in that Settlement in I consequence of the carrying out of the order for clearing the five footpathsori949 words
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Article852 1888-02-28 3 During the recent diplomatic mission of Mr. Gerald Porta], the Consul-General at Paris, to the King of Abyssinia, a most unpleasant incident occurred, which,for a short while placed the whole Mission in a very perilous predicament. Towards midnight it was noticed that some soldiers were wandering round852 words
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Advertisement614 1888-02-28 3 LADIES J LADIES I fl. f. Martyn 10 Beach Street, has just received French flowers; Rose sprays; Bullion Nth cities; Grass Bouquets; Flower screens for Ball-dresses Evening Novelties Dress trimmings; Evening sprays. Fancy Teapoy covers, and table covers Nice collection of Cigars, including special after-dinner brands. 484 IMPORTANT NOTICE. To614 words
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Advertisement85 1888-02-28 3 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. The undersigned beg to announce that they intend commencing the manufacture of mineral waters immediately upon the arrival here of their new and improved machinery. All waters are guaranteed, and drugs obtained from principal London markets. Quart nickel-plated syphons will he supplied upon application, together with Codd's patent85 words
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Article72 1888-02-28 4 St. GEORGE S CHURCH, PENANG. Third Sunday in Lent. March 4, 1888. MORNING SERVICE at 8. Venite 198 Benedicite 250* Bened ictus 194 Anthem 253 Holy Communion. Kyrie 13 Gloria and Thanks 1 Offertory Hymn 91 Evening.—l’salm XXII, vv. 1-21, 167 vv. 2 2-end, 166 XXIII 164 Magnificat72 words
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Article111 1888-02-28 4 Penang 27th February. 188« Rates close as follows: London, Demand Rank dollar Do. 4 months' sight Bank 3/l| Do. 6 Credits 3/2{ Do. 6 Documentary 3/l| Calcutta, Demand Bank Rs. 221. Do. 30 days’ sight Private 224 Bombay, Demand Bank 221 J Do. 30 days’sight Private 224 Madras, Demand111 words
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Article261 1888-02-28 4 London, 23rd February 1888. Sir J. Ferguson stated that England was entirely unfettered in her relations with Italy and that England and France were perfectly friendly. The amendment to the address was withdrawn, and the address passed. The Russians continue massing on the Galician frontier. The French are261 words
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Article919 1888-02-28 4 On Friday last news reached this Settlement of disturbances in Singapore, and on Saturday morning the I Singapore newspapers came to hand giving fuller accounts of what happened. In another part of the paper we publish the fullest information obtainable, and we will here only take brief919 words
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Article835 1888-02-28 4 The condition of Mr. Rossis improving. Major H, E. McCallum R. E., and Mr. and Mrs. Playfair left for Singapore by the s. s. Khandalla, on Friday. Among the arrivals from Rangoon by the Fit-patrick on Sunday were Mr. Hankins, Mr. Paul, and Mrs Cuilins. On Saturday835 words
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Advertisement142 1888-02-28 4 ROBINSON CO. HA VE J VST RECEI VED NEW SUITINGS NEW TWEEDSAND HOMESPUNS FANCY FLANNELS FOR SHIRTS BLACK FELT HATS SINGLE DOUBLE TERAI HATS TRAVELLING CAPS BRITHDAY CARDIHBON-BONS CHRISTMAS CAKES TENNIS SHOESJENNIS BATS SPECIAL BUCK SKIN TENNIS SHOES CHRISTMAS CARDS NEW MILLINERY NEW DRESS GOODS ENGLISH AND FRENCH PERFUMERY PERAMBULATORS142 words
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Advertisement40 1888-02-28 4 Huttenbach Bros Co., have hit on a good plan for their Apollinaris. They are now storing it in the ice house, and it therefore remains as fresh and in as good condition as upon the day of arrival.— Advt. 661.40 words
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251 1888-02-28 5 During last week Ties have been played off with the following results Championship. H. Pinckney beat Lieut. Stewart W. Egerton L. C. Brown(Scratched) Single Handicap. Logan 15 Ac 1 Bis beat J. A. Harwood 30 licut. Stewart 1* J. C. C Hendry (Scratch' R,251 words
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2275 1888-02-28 5 At the meeting of the Municipal Commissioners, on Friday, (present: the Acting Resident Councillor, president, the Deputy Colonial Engineer, Mr. L. C. Brown, Dr. Brown, and Mr. Koh Seang Tat) the question of constructing four ghauts from Bridge-street to the sea was again considered. It2,275 words
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Article3448 1888-02-28 5 The First News. On Saturday we wrote: Passengers who came from Singapore yesterday state that the enforcement of the Verandahs Ordinance, which caused many complaints among the Chinese w’hen projected, has culminated in serious disturbances, which at this moment may be elevated into almost a revolt3,448 words
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Article379 1888-02-28 6 I he beginning of the disturbances was described by Inspector Ryan at a special emergency meeting of the Municipal Commissioners on Thursday. He said My instructions were to clear the verandahs where totally obstructed. 1 was ii Arab Street this morning about nine o’clock. I know the shops379 words
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Article112 1888-02-28 6 Last week w’e irtimated thatthe Acting Resident Councillor in Penang had authorised the translation of the Municipal Ordinance into Chinese, Malay, Ac. This is precisely what the Government ought to have done long ago. If our recollection serves us aright Mr. John Allan, our representative, in a speech112 words
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Article178 1888-02-28 6 Specially Telegraphed Singapore. 26th Feby. 2 r. m. The shopkeepers formally charge the Municipal officials with having forcibly attempted to clear the verandahs last Tuesday in Kampong Glam, but the officials deny it. All shops are closed, but there is no rioting. The Commissioners will meet on Wednesday178 words
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250 1888-02-28 6 At the conclusion of the general business at the Meeting of the Municipal Commissioners on Friday, Dr Brown referred to an advertisement which bad been appearing in the 1 uiaitg Gazette for some time stating that on the Ist March Section 129250 words
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Advertisement638 1888-02-28 8 PENANG ICE WORKSBeach Street No. 27. Open on week days from 7.30 to 10 a. in., iand from noon to 5.30 p.m., on Sundays and Holidays from 8 a. m. to noon. ICE WILL ONLY BE DELIVERED AGAINST CASH OR TICKETS AND NOT AGAINST BOOKS OR CHITS THE PUBLIC ARE638 words
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