Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 8 May 1888
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section26 1888-05-08 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. ESTABLISHED 1833. New Series.] VOL. XL VI. TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1888. [l’kice 20 Cents No. 3626 words
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Advertisement1942 1888-05-08 1 KAISER BOCK BEER. From the Kaiser Beer Brewery Company Limited, Niedermendig on the Rhine. Huttenbach Brothers Company, Sole Agents for the Straits Settlements and Sumatra. 164 Peninsular Oriental Steam Navi- Ocean Steam Ship Coinpany NEGAPATAM LINE OF TO IFT gallon Company. Holt’s Weekly Line. ctpampp? x LilLi mrip r nr»1,942 words
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Advertisement1616 1888-05-08 2 INSTTRANCFS O < co THE The Marine Insurance Company fl MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED, Limited. c- 20 OLD BROAD STREET. LONDON, E. C. THE undersigned are prepared to accept fl 0 0 ESTABLISHED 1836. Risks and issue Policies on behalf of the fl B H above Company by any first1,616 words
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Article526 1888-05-08 3 The following account from an Australian paper of a meeting of the Anti-Chinese League of New South Wales held at Newtown on Monday the 9th ult. shows how rapidly the Anti-Chinese feeling is spread ing throughout Australia. Mi-. V. L. Solomon addressed the meeting, and was526 words
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Article737 1888-05-08 3 Globe. Signor Norsa, writing from Massowah, thus describes a festival given at the Bashi-Bazouks’ camp, commanded by Colonel Begni, on the occasion of King Humbert’s birthday —The camp is situated at the extreme left of the troops scattered near Mihti. Colonel Begni’s tent stands on a hillGlobe. - 737 words
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Article535 1888-05-08 3 Add. The Director of Funds at the India Office has had his attention drawn to the fact that many annuitants on the Military and Orphan Funds pay longer or shorter visits to India, and meanwhile allow their pensions to accumulate until ’their return to Europe. This is.- Add. - 535 words
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Advertisement434 1888-05-08 3 H. J. MARTYN, Commisiwn Agent,— lo, lieach Street. Hn.s in Stock niwr FANCY TABLE AND TEAPOY COVERS. FANCY ARTICLES. FRENCH FLOWERS. (Cheap.) PROVISIONS AND DANISH BUTTER. NJERSTEINER AUSLESE. Splendid ZELTINGER, Hocks. TOBACCO IN TINS, INCLUDING “RAND” EAU DE COLOGNEAND SCENTS. SPECIAL NEW STYLE TOBACCO PIPES. DUTCH COCOA, IN POWDER AND434 words
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Advertisement465 1888-05-08 3 Direct Weekly Service for Klang and Singapore, The new Steamer SAPPHO will arrive here every Saturday morning from Klang and leave for that port Malacca and Singapore every Sunday afternoon Attention is drawn to the Superior Accomodation on board this steamer both for first class and deck passengers. For freight465 words
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Article141 1888-05-08 4 8. GEORGES CHURCH, PENANG. Ascension-Day, Thursday. May 10, 1888. MORNING. Venite HO Psalm VIII 268 XV 269 XXI 270 Te Drum 92 Benedictus 150 Anthem 147, vv. 1,2, 3, 6. Holy Communion. Kyrie Gloria an I Thanks 2 Offertorv Hymn I Hi EVENING.— PsaIms XXIV, XLVII 2 CVHI141 words
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Article120 1888-05-08 4 Penang, 3rd May, 1888 Rates close as follows: London, Demand Bank 2/1 1| dollar. Do. 4 months' sight Bank 3/04 Ho. 6 Credits 3/1 Do. Documentary 3/14 Oalcutti. Demand Bank Rs. 223, Do. 30 days’ sight Private 226| Bombay, Demand Bank 22a y Do. 30 days’sight Private 226 J120 words
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Article292 1888-05-08 4 London, 3rd May 1888. There are still conflicts between the Mussulmen and Christians in Crete various differences connected with Macedonia causing a tension between Greece and Turkey. The National papers in Ireland resent the interference of the I’ope in political matters, and declare that the I’apal Brief will292 words
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1195 1888-05-08 4 In his Report on the Chinese Protectorate, Penang, for the year 1887, the Assistant Protector of Chinese gives some statistics which, taken in connection with the Petition recently presented to the Governor by a deputation from the Penang and Province1,195 words
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Article21 1888-05-08 4 BIRTH. At the Sepoy Lines, on the 27th ult., the wife of Mr. J. H. Rhodes of a daughter.21 words
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Article179 1888-05-08 4 To the Editor of the Pinamj Gazette. Sir, As a visitor passing through your pleasant settlement, may I take the liberty of drawing the notice of your readers to what struck me as a strange anomaly on the marine parade in front of the Cricket Ground. I refer to179 words
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Article3381 1888-05-08 4 The extra I& O. steamer Tanjore is expected to leave to-day for oloinbo, and will take mails for Europe, which will either go on from Colombo by the Calcutta steamer or by the French Mail. There is a talk of the P. O Company’s running weekly steamers3,381 words
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Advertisement138 1888-05-08 4 «imJBINSON co. HAVE J VST RECEIVED NEW SUITINGS NEW TWEEDSAND HOMESPUNS FANCY FLANNELS FOR SHIRTS BLACK FELT HATS SINGLE Sc DOUBLE TERAI HATS TRAVELLING CAPS BRITHDAY CHRISTMAS CAKES TENNIS SHOESJENNIS BATS SPECIALBUCK-SKIN TENNIS SHOES CHRISTMAS CARDS NEW MILLINERY NEW DRESS GOODS fML I R W NCH PERAMBULATORS Apollinaris WATER THE138 words
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Obituary21 1888-05-08 4 DEATH. Al Cloverdeen on the 6th instant, John the infant son of Mr. Earnest Hogan, aged 3 months and 23 days.21 words
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Article153 1888-05-08 6 At a general meeting of the Chamber of Commerce held on Friday, the Report of the Committee on Major MacCallum’s scheme for supplying Penang with shipping, landing, and storing accommodation was submitted for consideration. After some discussion and several alterations, the Report was adopted, but as it153 words
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874 1888-05-08 6 A meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was held at the Government Offices on Friday last. There were present The Honorable the Acting Resident Councillor Mr. W. E. Maxwell, in the chair, The Acting Deputy Colonial Engineer, Messrs. E. F. Thomas, L. C. Brown, Dr. Brown874 words
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544 1888-05-08 6 The Hon’ble Act. Resdt. Councillor. President. The Act. Deputy Colonial Engineer. L. C. Brown Esq. Koh Seang Tat Esq. E. F. Thomas Esq. Absent. Dr. W. C. Brown M. 1). 1. The minutes of the last544 words
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Article182 1888-05-08 6 The long-standing appeal case of We mvss r The Crown has reached and and passed its last stage, the Privy Council. In the whole five trials Mr. Wemyss has been victorious. On 2nd February, 1884, Mr. Wemyss presented a petition to the Governor of the Straits Settlements182 words
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Article515 1888-05-08 6 The importance of the Transcaspian Railway for the civilisation of Central Asia was pointed out by Dr. Wiedemann in an elaborate paper which he read recently before the Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde of' Berlin The railway is officially known as 1 the Transcaspian War Railway.” and its j515 words
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Advertisement370 1888-05-08 6 THE WORLD WILL NOT PERMIT TWO SUNS! AND THERE IS ONLY ONE CHIARINI’S GRAND CIRCUS AND GREAT WILD BEAST’SHOW IT IS AN EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITION OF Exceptional Magnitude, Elegance, Grandeur and Merit, Requiring Vast Canvas Edifices covering 60,000 square feet of ground to canopy its Multiplex Marvels OFFICIAL BUREAU SIGNOR G.370 words
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Advertisement2028 1888-05-08 7 THE LONDON ASSURANCE I THE PENANG KHEAN GUAN GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. The Poait IveGovermnent Security INSURANCE COMPANY. Wfe Assurance Company (htd.) INCORPOKATEY BY ROYAL CHARTER. LIMITED Tenders will be received, up to noon on the 3rd September, 1888, for renting the The Company request the earnest attention of 17ZU. j Board2,028 words
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Advertisement1690 1888-05-08 8 DR LALOR’S Hunyadi Janos. "THE RICHEST OF NATURAL PHA QPTTnB VTTTR JL XX \J O X XX \J U X XJ Mild, certain, and most valuable? Sir W. AITKEN, M.D., F.R.S. Is the only Patent Medicine of the kind or name awarded Certificate of Merit ((fjnnnnn CIIDD on/ l fPWTTP1,690 words
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Advertisement633 1888-05-08 8 PILNANG ICE WORKS. Beach Street No. 27. Open on week days from 7.30 to 10 a. ni., and from noon to 5.30 p. m., on Sundays and Holidays from 8 a. ni. to noon. ICE WILL ONLY BE DELIVERED AGAINST CASH OR TICKETS AND NOT AGAINST BOOKS OR CHITS THE633 words
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