Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 7 May 1889
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section25 1889-05-07 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. ESTABLISHED 1*33. New Series.] [Price 20 Cents VOL. XLVII. TUESDAY. MAY 7, 1889. No. 3725 words
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Advertisement1555 1889-05-07 1 KAISER BOCK BEER. brom the Kauei Bcm Brewery Company Limited, Nielcimondig ou the Rhine. Huttanhaoh Brothers Company, Sole Agents for the Straits Settlements and Sumatra. r r 740 Peninsular Oriental Steam Navi- Holt’s Weekly BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY—(LTD.) IE r.dbwi’. ar 7 llie jK NEDERLANDSCH INDISCHE STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. W1,555 words
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Advertisement1859 1889-05-07 2 insurances. THE FUNDS i isle of skye^’ whisky. The Marine Insurance Company r r H E r r limited. (STANDARD LIFE OFFICE./’ D,KKE,!S S bl KCIALIIks, ,,MEDOC, AFTER DINNER CLAKET, IKIKT. above Company bv any hist Class Steamer or Sailing ve SS el it. vurrvnl rates. pTar They now amount1,859 words
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Article306 1889-05-07 3 (From the Free I’r > w The following good story which comes from Sonrabaya and is told by a wellknown Straits shipmaster, show's towhat cunning tricks the heathen Chinese will resort to get the better of the European. In the beginning of last week a Chinese passenger died(From the Free I’r(>w.) - 306 words
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Article199 1889-05-07 3 (Fr<lai the 1 1 > ('h ran ide, 17th J pril. Another mad dog was killed, in town on Thursday by a European gentleman, who narrowly escaped being bitten. Patience for another fornight, carry a -tout walking-stick in lhenn antime, and keen out of every suspiciotm-looking dog’s wav(Fr<lai the 11 > ('h ran ide, 17th Jpril. - 199 words
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Article58 1889-05-07 3 Overland China Mail, 'llfh April. The Praya Reclamation Ordinance has been considerably amended and has not yet been passed by the Legislative Council. A small consignment of coal from Hon-gay, Tonkin, lias been received in Hongkong. It is said to burn well and there so «ns the prospectOverland China Mail, 'llfh April. - 58 words
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Article88 1889-05-07 3 Overland China Mail, 'lAth April The Methodist Episcopal Mission have founded a university at Peking, which will include a college of industrial arts, a college of science, a college of medicine, &c. It is said that all graduates after passing the examination will receive official rank in theOverland China Mail, 'lAth April - 88 words
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Article1905 1889-05-07 3 (From the London and China E.rpress. sth April.) The Court. —'The Queen left Biarritz on the 2nd inst., and travelled direct to Windsor, where Her Majesty arrived safely on the 3rd A levee has been held by the Prince of Wales. Th* Empress Frederick and the(From the London and China E.rpress. - 1,905 words
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411 1889-05-07 3 Present. The Hon. AV. E. Maxwell. .M. President. C:. jl. Camel-Oil. 11.1'., li. A. P. Hogan. Esq. F. M. M. Laity. Esq. C W. Barnett, Esq. 1. The .Minutes of last meeting are read and confirmed.411 words
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Article116 1889-05-07 4 Penang, Oth May. Wj Ra I ES CLOSE jfs FOLLOWS London, Demand Bank 3,0/ dollar. Do. I months’sight Bank... 3/1} Do. 6 Credit» 3/1/ Dj. 6 Docniueiilary 3/1 Uhkutti, Demand Bank It,. 225/ De. 30 days'si>_dii Private 228 Bjtnbiy, Demand Bank 2’5/ Do. 30 days'Might Private 228 Madras, Demand116 words
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Article154 1889-05-07 4 London, 2nd May, 1889. The result of the Two Thousand Guineas.” Newmarket. 1. Enthusiast. 2. Donovan. 3. Pioneer. London, sth May, 1889. Result of the One thousand Guineas” Newmarket. 1. Mi n the. 2. Wrinkle. Polka. The Kurds have committed some gross outrages in Armenia; the Armenians demand154 words
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1470 1889-05-07 4 It is painfully evident from the’ correspondence which we published j in last issue, lietween the late Act- i iug Resident Councillor and the Stewards of the last race meeting regarding the use of the totalisator, that the Government are utterly blind to a sense1,470 words
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Article90 1889-05-07 4 Lord Cross has invited tenders, which will be received up to 30th ultimo, for a three per cent loan of £3,500,000 for the purpose of constructing railways in India and discharging debentures; the minimum rate will be 99. At a conference held at Nottingham on the 25th90 words
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Article792 1889-05-07 4 We hear that thefts are now rife in town. In many cases entrances into houses are effected during the day. The P. O. steamer Sutlej with mails from Europe arrived here on Saturday morfting and left again late at night. The French mails ex M. M. steamer792 words
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Advertisement242 1889-05-07 4 ROBINSON Co. ARE ZETO-W XTIIsrZP.A.CKIISrG NEW GOODS Ex. S. S. GLENSHIEL. Glcudower Shirts, Collars iu various shapes, Wraps, Rugs aud Mauds, Black aud Fancy Coatings, Blue aud White Serges, Cricketing Flannels, Fancy Tennis Flannels, Seamless Half Hose Knickerbocker Stockings, Waterproof Coats iu all sizes, Fancy Ties and Scarfs, White Kid242 words
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Article222 1889-05-07 5 Arrivals. 3rd May.—Per s. s. Kongsee from Olehleh Mr. Balchower. 4th May.—Per s. s. Sutlej from London, Mr. A. C. McGregor; from Gibraltar, Mr. J. Hughes; and from Colombo, Mr. C. H. Allen. sth May.—Per s. s. Gympie from Klang: Mr. Mickle and Mr. Mrs. Richardson and family.222 words
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561 1889-05-07 5 The Hou. W. E. Maxwell, our late > Acting Resident Councillor, left for Japan on Saturday in the P. O. steamer Sutlej. Before going he had many opportunities of judging of the appreciation in which his services are held. He has never been a po-:561 words
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Article346 1889-05-07 5 A match was played on Saturday afternoon between the Penang Recreation Club and the Military, resulting in a win for the Club by 37 runs. The scores were as follows P. R. Club. J. Farrell c. Neat b. Moris 61 F. C. Fencolt b. Thomas 21 'I 1 West346 words
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Article2210 1889-05-07 5 At the special meeting of the Municipal Commissioners on Friday, the 3rd instant, the Hon’ble VV. E. Maxwell, President, Captain Cameron, R. E., Mr. L. C. Brown, Mr. R. A. I’. Hogan, Mr. McLarty and Mr. C. W. Barnett were present. Mr. C. W. S. Kynnersley (fhe future2,210 words
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Advertisement82 1889-05-07 6 ROSS PRITCHARD, TAILORS A GENTLEMENS OUTFITTERS,. Heaeh Street. Have opened out ex s. s. (Jleiiogole” GENT’S DANCING PUMPS. GENT’S PATENT LEATHER SHOES. GENTS’S CALF LACE SHOES. GENT'S CALF LACE WALKING BOUTS. GENT’S BUFF LACE WALKING BOOTS. GENT'S BUFF LACE SHOES. 640 WATEND A Mining Expert to prospect in the Malay82 words
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Advertisement829 1889-05-07 6 NOTICE. TOWN hall; H. Syed Kader is authorised to sign bills on mv behalf. PAH ETAM, 902 Landing Contractor. r u N A N G, FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. Saturday, 11th May, *****. Lost on Saturday night from the s. s. Gi/mpie a small cream coloured dog a mixed breed between829 words
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Advertisement1564 1889-05-07 7 EASTERN AND ORIENTAL GRAND HOT Fl I fn/V 0 A! A The Posit iveGovernment Security HOTEL rUHbALt. t.a. c.mp M 7 <«.«.> L. KELLERMANN, Proprietor. T] lP Pmnripinr of tlin Pinon,? The Company request the earnest attention of THIS FIRST CLASS HOTEL is situat- This Hotel, the largest in Penang,1,564 words
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Advertisement720 1889-05-07 8 qr ~p rj 1)1 X' r TM 3 > T> 171 <1 T) «SECURUS JUDICAT orbis terrarum." PIL Ve y b' a n'd Apollinaris “THE OUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.’’ IMPORTED SINCE 1879. The filling at the Apollinaris Spring during NONE GENUINE'WITHOUT THESE TH BEE LABELS. ine L vear iB.hr amounted720 words
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Advertisement434 1889-05-07 8 PENANG ICE WORKS'' Beach Street No. Open on week days from 7.30 to lu a n and from noon to 5.30 p. m, on S Ullda and Holidays from 8 a. m. to noon ICE WILL ONLY BE DELIVERED AGAINST CASH OR TICKETS ANfi NOT AGAINST BOOKS OR CHn THE434 words
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