Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 7 November 1890
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section26 1890-11-07 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. NEW SERIES.] ESTABLISHED 1833. i. PRICE 20 CENTS. VOL. XLVIIL FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1890. No. 8826 words
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Advertisement1548 1890-11-07 1 pipping Qloftces. pipping Qloficea* British India Steam Navigation Company, Ltd. Peninsular Oriental Steam Ocean Steam Ship ComMny; Weriandsch Indische StoowoH Maatechappy. Navigation Company, holt s weekly line. Negapatam Line of Steamers. X^ x THE following arethAppoint- -A. Intended Sailing and Expected Arrival of Steamers. L cd dates of arrival of1,548 words
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Advertisement1449 1890-11-07 2 Jnffurcmcc “ISLE OF SKYE” WHISKY. Jnautancc (Hotter. The Marine Insurance Company, J. Dijk keits Zoon s Specialities, Standard Life Assurance Limited. T u MEDOC, AFTER DINNER CLARET, PORT. Comi)ailV. HE undersigned are prepared to accept 14 Risks and issue Policies on behalf of the above Company by any first-class ASSOCIATION1,449 words
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Article172 1890-11-07 3 The following is a list of Vessels expected to arrive during the fortnight:— Kami. From Date. Destination. s.s Landama Cxlcu'ta 7 Nov. s'pore A Australia. P. AO. llohilla Singxpoie 7 M’lles XJLondon. s.s. Teutonia Kl.*' s S ivian? A Selangor, p. *O. Ten, tin -...-.ipoi-e !l Bombay. k.172 words
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Article1535 1890-11-07 3 An alarming accident occurred in the arena of the French Exhibition in the steeplechase between the chasseur trumpeter and Amour Ben Seni. The trumpeter, owing to the hind leg of his horse becoming entangled with that of the Arabs, was thrown on his back upon the1,535 words
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Article848 1890-11-07 3 The Protectorate of Vitu was ceded to England by the Germans, in conformity with the late Agreement. The unfortunate Herr Kuntzel, who with seven other Germans was massacred, went out there by the new Imperial mail steamer Reichstay which sailed from Hamburg on July 23rd, in848 words
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364 1890-11-07 3 It is so difficult to get reliable news from Russia that we scarcely know what value to attach to current news from that quarter, some of which are neutralized by prompt contradictions, leaving the reader to conjecture the residuum of truth. Recently the London364 words
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Article429 1890-11-07 3 —Statesman It is proved beyond doubt that daylight, and even bright sunlight, are powerless against the bacilli in the human lung, except perhaps in the very initial stages of their destructive work. Not only does the sun, however, destroy artificial cultures quickly and effectively, but quite a—Statesman - 429 words
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Advertisement158 1890-11-07 3 new Advertisements. Nolicts in this column will be charged full rates. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. The next Ordinary Meeting of the Municipal Commissioners will be held in the Town Hall, at 2 p.m., To-day, Friday, 7th instant. (By order) J. W. HALL]FAX, Secretary to the Municipal Commissioners. REWARD $lOO. REWARD of $lOO158 words
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Advertisement40 1890-11-07 3 To the deaf. —A I’crsou cured of Deafness and noises in the head of 23 years’ standing by a simple remedy, will send a description of it FHEEtoany Person whoapplies to Nicholson, 21, Bedford Square, London, W. C., Enulund —Add.40 words
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Article118 1890-11-07 4 Penang, 6th November, 1890. Rates close as follows: London, Demand Bank 3/4$ dollar. Do. 4 months’ sight Bank... 3/5f Do. 6 Credits 3/5jDo. 6 Documentary 3/6 Calcutta, Demand Bank ...Rs. 221 Do. 30 days’ sight Private 223 Bombay, Demand Bank 221 Do. 30 days’ sight Private 223 Madras, Demand118 words
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Article160 1890-11-07 4 REUTER ’S TELEGRAMS. The Home Rulers at New York. London, 3rd November.— Mr. Dillon and Mr. O’Brien have met with an immense i reception at New York from the Irish Societies. Mr. O'Brien read an address stating that the object of the visit was to raise a national fighting fund160 words
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Article37 1890-11-07 4 MARRIAGE. Av etoom-Burghope. —On Monday, 3rd November, at S. George’s Church, by the Rev. G. A. Watling. Thaddeus Ca< hick AV E TOOM to MaUD E FR AN CE S LoUISE BU RG HOP F.37 words
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Article1090 1890-11-07 4 The debates in Council on the 27th 1 and 30th ultimo were enlivened by a discussion in regard to the joint office' of Treasurer and Commissioner of j Stamps. In the Supply Bill for 1890 provision had been made for raising the salary of the double position1,090 words
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Article613 1890-11-07 4 {From our Telegraphic Exchanges.) Mr. Gladstone has received the freedom of the city of Dundee. Thirty Armenians have been arrested at Constantinople for alleged conspiracy against the Porte. A fire has taken place at Mobile, New York, in which eight thousand bales of cotton were burnt, besides613 words
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Article1786 1890-11-07 4 The Homeward Mail.—The P. O. mail steamer Rohilla left Singapore at 4 p.m. on W ednesday afternoon and will be here this morning. Ihe Census of the Colony will be taken ou the sth April next. The Assizes.—The final Assizes of Ihe year will be held on1,786 words
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Advertisement180 1890-11-07 4 THE” AGRA BANK LIMITED. Capital £1,000,000. (One Million Sterling.) Head Office: Nicholas Lane, Lombard Str., London, E.C. j BRANCHES AND AGENCIES IN INDIA AND CHINA. Calcutta Kukrachee Hongkong Bombay Agra Bushire Madras Lahore Bussoraii Rangoon Shanghai Singapore 184 BOUSTEAD Co., Agents, Penang. ROBINSON Co. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE180 words
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Article247 1890-11-07 5 On Monday afternoon a telephonic message reached Mr. H. J. Martyn at his office in town, announcing another fire at the “Crag.” The message was not very clear and conveyed the idea that the office had been burnt down. Mr. Kruijt accompanied Mr. Martyn247 words
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Article1166 1890-11-07 5 The Gazette of Friday last contains the Progress Report for August. We I notice that this report is dated Penang, loth September, 1890, shewing that I the delay in publication does not lie with the Secretary or President in Penang, but rather with the Government Printing Office1,166 words
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Article165 1890-11-07 5 The Queen-Regent will be assisted by a Council consisting of nine promincnl.Netherlanders (already appointed) five of whom occupy high Stato offices. Last year when the same crisis occurred, controversy waxed hot as to whether a Regent or Council of Regency should direct the affairs of State165 words
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Article396 1890-11-07 6 Arrivals. 30th October.-—Per s.s. Camorta from Singapore, The Hon. A. M. Skinner, Mr. A. Kindersley, Mr. Ebden, Mr. A. Van Cuyleitburg, Mr. Pforte and Mr. Tunku Sulong. 31st October.—Per s. s. Titan from Liverpool. Messrs. W. A. M’Donnell and E. A. Al’Donnell. Pe’ s. s. Nerasa from Singapore.396 words
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Article537 1890-11-07 6 Fragmentary Notes by a New and Unofficious m.l.c. (Free Press.) Thursday, Oct. 30.— At meeting to-day, manifest Judas had something on his mind. Fidgetted uneasily in seat; fingered collarstud at back of neck; wiped perspiring brow with pocket-handkerchief; and looked as if he needed to be tied(Free Press.) - 537 words
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Article5401 1890-11-07 6 Straits Times.) Monday, 27th October. The Commission met in the Council Chamber at Singapore on the 27th ultimo. There were present only four members— Messrs. Cameron. Vermont, Hill and Powell. A letter was received from Air. Brown stating that he would be present to-morrow. After a littleStraits Times.) - 5,401 words
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Article573 1890-11-07 7 (Rangoon Gazette.) From all sides one hears the same account of the hearty welcome held out to East Indian labourers, and of their pros- perity when they get to such colonies as Jamaica; yet somehow only a very limited number of them go. The vast majority of them(Rangoon Gazette.) - 573 words
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Article577 1890-11-07 7 The Pioneer publishes the following account I of the dreadful ravages committed by a pack of wolves in the Hoshuugabad district :—An I almost unheard of scourge has sprung up in I the Hoshuugabad district in the shape of a j pack of wolves, which, appearing577 words
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Article767 1890-11-07 8 Hangoon Gazette. The Rajah of Sarawak has forbidden the sale of opium pills in his dominions, unless supplied by the Government Opium Farmer. The Hongkong Chamber of Commerce met a deputation of British Mercantile Officers on the 17th October to discuss the Sunday Labour Question. The deputation suggested thatHangoon Gazette. - 767 words
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Article205 1890-11-07 8 Elderly Si itor I have spoken to vour mother, Helen, and Helen: “Oh, I’m so glad. Did she accept you r Cause and Effect —An advertisement: Cook (thorough Plain).— Single. Mid-dle-aged,” &c. Poor Newspaper Men. —Editors have variegated lives out West.' Here are two little affairs in205 words
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Advertisement878 1890-11-07 8 INFORMATION FOR WORKING WOMEN. It is a boast often heard that there are a greater variety of occupations open to women nowadays than ever before. Yet the fact is not without its drawbacks, for women are thus tempted into scores of positions for which they are not fitted, with much878 words
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Advertisement940 1890-11-07 8 Rnca J?t Pri+nhuT>rl lIND0 c A STEAM ™gatioi erf XVUuO Ou JL 1 JLuvllcll UL For Singapore Hongkong. I "\u~Xs rpHE Indo-China Steam -T AI I D Q i J- Navigation Co., utd., 1 A I L- Lrf n o Steamship “KutSang," Capt. 1 Young, leaving Calcutta on the Bth940 words
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Advertisement2140 1890-11-07 9 notice. THE MAR NE INSURANCE Co., Ltd. Positive Government Security I 2 OL I> BROAD STREET, LONDON, E. C. Life AsSUraHCC CO-, Ltd. next door to Siamese Consulate. ESTABLISHED 1836. J. A. A. CAUNTER. Capital £1,000,000. Paid-up £lBO,OOO. Reserve Fund £440,000. enang, Ist November, 1890. .LI Accumulated Premiums £280,000. Total2,140 words
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Advertisement101 1890-11-07 10 PILSENER BEER. KEY BRAND. IMPORTED SINCE 1879. NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THESE THREE LABELS. SOLE Labels and Trade Mark Registered in England and Germany /ilS’SllwiFwSX BKS’jffiffif TRADE—WARK I ;1 l|fl F W M®©sF V||i' ll !i||l>’ |ll ™’|il 1 l B rew e d and /|i|iii. q- ilijloy oJH e fei101 words
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Advertisement1171 1890-11-07 10 SANTAL MIDY SyrupolHypo-PhosphiteotLime 1 Midy’s pure Essence of Sanlal is distilled FOR DISEASES OF THE CHEST by a special process from the yellow Sanlal All Sll(reriog from Obstiwood of mysore. and tills liquid is Quite diiTe- nate Coughs or Colds and those affected with diseases C rent from the inert1,171 words
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