Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 26 June 1888
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section25 1888-06-26 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. ESTABLISHED 1833. New Series.] [Price 20 Cents VOL. XLVI. TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1888. No. 5025 words
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Advertisement1915 1888-06-26 1 KAISER BOCK BEER. Irom the Kaiser Beer Brewery Company Limited, Niedennendig on the Rhine. Huttenbach Brothers Company, Sole Agents tor the Straits Settlements and Sumatra. 589 Peninsular Oriental Steam Navi- Ocean Steam Ship Company Chartered Mercantile Bank Of nation Company. Holt s Weekly Line. «mt THE following are the appointed1,915 words
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Advertisement1764 1888-06-26 2 INSURANCES. O I the •Th Marine Insurance Company fl g MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED limited. j- r-s H 20 OLD BROAD STREET. LONDON, E. C. THE undersigned are prepared to accept K. fl fl q ESTABLISHED 1836. Risks and issue Policies on behalf of the fl 0 Capital 1,000,000. Paul-up,1,764 words
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Article641 1888-06-26 3 The Deli Race Clubs Sky Meeting took place on the 17th instant in beautiful weather. The entries for the different races were few except in the race for all ponies for which there were six entries. The fovourites won every event except in the case of Si Karow/’641 words
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237 1888-06-26 3 The proclamation issued |>y the Resident of Perak announcing that the penalty of death would in future be enforced in cases of recruiting for secret societies, about which we wrote in our last issue, has generally been commented upon by the Europeans here237 words
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Article552 1888-06-26 3 The Indian, Coluni d, and I \i <ii)u Emjineer mid Builder. One of the most recent successful applications of irrigation has been made by its use in the cultivation of the cocoanut in Ceylon. It has been customary to speak of the average yield as 100 nuts fromThe Indian, Coluni d, and I,\i,<ii)u Emjineer mid Builder. - 552 words
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Article297 1888-06-26 3 The Duke of Cambridge, after his inspection of the defences at the entrance to the Mersey, including the new North Battery, on the 18th May, was entertained by the mayor at dinner in the Town Hall. Responding to the toast of his health, the Duke said, there297 words
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Article330 1888-06-26 3 maintenance of robust health.— Blackwood'* Magazine. IV here, it may reasonably be asked, can a pastime which affords great pleasure be found We unhesitatingly answer—in golf. We never knew any one commence the study of this fascinating art, and cease to follow it from having tiredmaintenance of robust health.—Blackwood'* Magazine. - 330 words
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Article318 1888-06-26 3 Cliina Empress. A letter lias recently been published Loin Father Damien, the young Belgian priest, who in 1873 went of his own free will to the leper colony of Molokai, to which the lepers of the Hawaiin Islands are transported, in order that he mightCliina Empress. - 318 words
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Article302 1888-06-26 3 Home News Internal legislation is no doubt still necessary for a large portion of our Indian Empire. It is the first duty of a dominant race to protect the morals of"a subject people, more particularly when the latter arc too mild and easygoing to assert themselves. OneHome News - 302 words
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664 1888-06-26 3 The Cmdenipora y Review contains a most remarkable article in which the writer studies the consequences which will result for the Old World from the tremendous armaments which all powers are compelled to make, and he concludes that the centre of all large business664 words
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Article86 1888-06-26 4 S. GEORGE’S CHURCH, PENANG. Nativity of S. John Baptist. Fifth Sunday after Trinity. July l, 1888. Morning Venite 345 Te Drum Vaughan in I) Benedietus B<> Anthem G Itnroit 0 Nanctus B. Smith. Holy Communion. Kyrie 3 Gloria and Thanks 3 Offertory Hymn 323 EVENING.— Psalms VI. VII,86 words
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Article124 1888-06-26 4 Penang. 25th June, 1888 Ra tes close as follows: London, Demand Bank 3/O dollar. Do. I months’ sight Bank... 3/li-J Do. 6 Credits 3/1 M Do. 6,, Documentary 3/1 <t Calcuiti, Demand Bank Rs. 227 Do. 30 days' sight Private 230 Bmibxy, Demand Bank 227 Do. 30 days’sight Private124 words
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Article182 1888-06-26 4 Loudon, 24th June, 1888. Deserters from Mr. Stanley’s force report that his party is entangled in a region beyond the upper Denwhimi; number reduced by one-third, through v 7 o sickness and fighting natives, Mr Stanley himself being severely woundedHis party is encamped, and surrounded by Natives, unable182 words
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Article1602 1888-06-26 4 The exhaustive and very interesting annual reports of the Residents of Perak and Selangor, while each telling a story of great prosperity, are in°some respects very different. In his report for 1886 Sir Hugh Low showed a strangely nervous anxiety for the future. He expressed the opinion1,602 words
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Article918 1888-06-26 4 Io the Editor oj the Pinana Gazette. Sir, In some of your late issues you have had many interesting articles about the Chinese, but those of most interest treat of the Chinese in Australia. No one who knows anything of the subject will deny the good qualities of this918 words
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Advertisement231 1888-06-26 4 ROBINSON Co. HA VB J U.ST BBCBIVED Picot Edged Ribbon in all colours. Cream Silk Gloves 6 A 10 button length. Tan Suede Gloves 8 button length. English and French flowers. Black, Cream, and coloured Aigrettes. Untrimmed, white straw hats. Untrimmed black ’straw .hats. Untrimmed black white straw Bonnets. Children’s231 words
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Article3518 1888-06-26 5 Ihe following passengers have arrived at Penang. Mr. J. Jacobs from Hongkong; Mrs. F. B. 0. Maxwell from Singapore, per s. s. Hydaspes. Mrs. A. Carnegy, Mrs. G. Palmer and Bight Rev. Gasnier. from Singapore per s s. Almora The following passengers have left Penang. Mrs. Giles3,518 words
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Article, Illustration668 1888-06-26 6 FIRST DAY. Thursday, 9th Auyust, 1888. FIRST RACE. The Maiden Cup.—Value A selling Race for all Horses that have never won a Race iii the Straits Settlements. Roadsters excepted. If entered ft r $4OO to carry list. 71bs. with an allowance of "lbs. for668 words
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Advertisement350 1888-06-26 6 Austro Hung Lloyd Steam navigation Company. From the beginning of this year regular voyages from Trieste to Hongkong and vice versa have been reduced from 24 to 12 i. e., one steamer a month Homeward and Outward bound. The steamers leave Trieste on the 18th of every month arriving here350 words
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Advertisement380 1888-06-26 6 H. J. MARTYN, Cvmmistson Agent, 10, lliach Street. j Has in Stock The well known CIGAR Brands. FANCY Covers 0 TEAPOY FANCYARTICLES. TOBACCO IN TINS. EAU D W« BCENTS DUTCH COCOA, IN POWDER AND CAKES. No recommendation needed try it ONCE. CLARETS, WHITE 8c RED DUTCH PORTWINE, BRANDY. RAINCOATS, (waterproof.)380 words
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Advertisement1501 1888-06-26 7 THE LONDON ASSURANCE, THE PINANG GAZETTE PRESS ARCHIBALD KENNEDY, The *osit security v r I'ife Assurance Company (X,td.) LXCOBPORATEV BY KOiALCHAKTEK. NOW IN STOCK LOGAN’S BUILDINGS, The Company request the earnest attention of thoughtful and intelligent Assurants to the un.Buildings, 'Jccds WRITING PAPERS BEACH STREET, PENANG, Merct/andixe Vessels in Pert1,501 words
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Advertisement1586 1888-06-26 8 DR. LALOR’S HunyadiJanos. “THE RICHEST 0F NATURAL pnnqpir a n v n f. aper,ekt JL JL JL \J kj? JL JL JL \J JLJ JL JL 11 JO Mild, certain, and most valuable" J Sir W. AITKEN, M.D., F.R.S. Is the only Patent Medicine of the kind or name awarded1,586 words
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Advertisement645 1888-06-26 8 PENANG ICE WORKS Beach Street No. 27. Open on week days from 7.30 to 10 a. m. and from noon to 5.30 p. m., on Sundays and Holidays from 8 a. in. to noon. ICE WILL ONLY BE DELIVERED AGAINST CASH OR TICKETS AND NOT AGAINST BOOKS OR CHITS THE645 words
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