Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 4 January 1892
1892-01-04
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section22 1892-01-04 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAIL?. NEW SERIES] ESTABLISHED 1833. [PRICE 20 CENTS. VOL. L. MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1892. No. 122 words
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Advertisement654 1892-01-04 1 ĕ Epping (ttcice». —r Peninsular Orieital Steam Navigation Conpany. rpHE mail steamers may H cx P e^ to. arrive v —oiitwards, arl leave Penang homewards, >n the following dates Outwards. lomewarde. Khedive 10th Jan. Per.nsular 15th Jan. Mirzapore 24th Raqnna '29th K ihillit, 7th Feb.* Alotca 12th Feb. Clyde 21st654 words
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Advertisement1434 1892-01-04 1 Epping (Hotter British India Steam Navigation Company, Ltd. banks. 1 Koninklijke Pakctvaart Maatschappij. the agra bank limited. Ocean Steam Ship Company. Negapatam Line of Steamers. caiti-ai£i,ooo,ooo. HOLT’S WEEKLY LINE. (One Million Sterling.) Intended Sailing and Expected Arrival of Steamers. T bead Office: 1 Nicholas Lane, Lombard Str., London, E.C. Fob.1,434 words
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Advertisement666 1892-01-04 1 W’CRAWFORD’S WHISKY! e As supplied to the P. O. steamers. ROSBACH WATER A good, wholesome, and refreshing Mineral Water. Fresh Supplies JUST ARRIVED, in splendid order. CONNINfiHAM GO’S. PORT A good wine, strongly recommended. Price Moderate. PERINET FILS CHAMPAGNE “Dry Verzenay.” An excellent wine at a very moderate cost. Quarts666 words
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Article70 1892-01-04 2 Monday, 4th Town Band, Esplanade, 5.30 P.M. I’cesdav, sth Wednesday, 6Th Town Band, Esplanade, 5-30 p.m. Tjh RsuAYq “th Homeward mail, rm Negapatain, 4. p. m. Town Band, Datu Kramat Gardens, 5 30 P.M Friday, Bth First Quarter Moon. Sati rd ay, 9th Cricket, P. R. C. ex.70 words
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Article138 1892-01-04 2 A RRIV Yi.S. 3 Rli Dec* tuber. Per >. s. /'<,</<</,ota from Rangoon. Mr. E. Berner. Mr. and Mrs. Mimes. .Mr. and Mrs. Bell and child/ Professor and Mrs. Baldwin. Miss DelrOy. Mr. Phillips. Mr. Dixay. Mr. Hartnell ami Mr. Tong Liow. 31st December. Per s. \'ilu from138 words
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Article108 1892-01-04 2 l>'<b. Name, Erom lieslinattoit, and I '••ilfUtf ilt M. •faii. 1. M ip'u Bombay. Singapore *and (‘bin::. Schmidt Ku-•ermniin At Co. 5. I'<i-..ilk'<i. (‘ah-utla. Singapore, llutteiib::ch, Liebert A" Co. I'liitoiiia. Kiang. Kiang and Malacca. Hnttenbach. Liela rt A' Co. o. r<mil>or<i. Padang. Singa]»ore. Hutten--1 ach. Lii'bert A' (’<>.108 words
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Article134 1892-01-04 2 Pen km., 11 u .1 \\t yry, IK!'2 Pates close as follows: Li ndon, Demand Bank dollar. Do. 4 months’sight Bank... 3 Do. 0 Credits 3 2 Do. t> Documentary 3 2!, Ca’ utta. Demand Bank Rs. 222 Do. 3" day-'sight Private *221 Bombay. Demand Bank 222 Do. 30134 words
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Article81 1892-01-04 2 Pl N ANG, ITII lAM \RY. 1 '2. Tin 33.t-5 sillers f Trang no supply Black Pepper 7 We~: '\„isi. no supply (.Acliceii small supplies White Pepper sellers loves (puked) 527. do Mace No. 1 small supplies Mace No. 2 do Nutmegs sellers I No.’l. liinese) Sugar81 words
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Article284 1892-01-04 2 (Straits Timet, 31st December.) Benton? “Straits Tin’’ (£1 pd) 2» cents hoiwihh/. Siam Goldfields (£1 pd) no cents Inmris Mints Ld. (£1 pdl slit .teli'lai Mining Co. (<> pd) sl.lid «//<». Kelelinu I'tthang (£1 pd) -*'l Malay I’r’ispecling Co. $lO pd) -lOM»/ urn. Palinng Corporation (si pd)284 words
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Article256 1892-01-04 2 The Silver Question. London, 30th December.— The Tinws .states that the Washington Free Silver Bill will probably pass the house during the present session, but it is not likely to be passed by the Senate. The St. Petersberg Embassy. Sir Henry Hussey Vivian has been appointed Ambassador to256 words
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Article587 1892-01-04 2 Tin: latest newsfiom Singapore, together with the advici s we have ivct-ived of the dispatch of 110 men of the Ist Perak Sikhs, under the command of Assistant Commissioner Dihan. to the scene of the disturbance, shews that the affair IWliamr is fully as giave as587 words
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Article567 1892-01-04 2 7'tlE Straits Laic Journal for December draws attention to a matter to which we have adverted two or three times lately, and which has often attracted notice in the legal .journals at home. It is regarding the right of police officers to conduct prosecutions to the exclusion of567 words
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Article1319 1892-01-04 2 Mi;. T. C. Bogaardi lias been appointed a member of the Legislative Council in succession to Mr. IGnlayson. Singal’OßF advices report the arrival there of 20,000 bags of rice from Hongkong. This w ill relieve our neighbours' anxiety. The steamer Thaipeng is at present undergoing repairs, and1,319 words
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Advertisement770 1892-01-04 2 TTOW READY. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. the NEW YORK u n J life Insurance Company. Pmcmg Gazette Heavy Reduction in Rates. a H DWBI D I,ol,eieso,l K ,ro,w i IA LLB 1) A 1( i M^“ D ,i, UAAI{I,T H’lt THE ANGLO-CHINESE GIRLS' SCHOOL OOQ ACADIA LODGE I (i’ORMERLY The PlUORYf’’) .Ao.770 words
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Advertisement62 1892-01-04 2 MAIL NOTICES. M VILS CLOSE To-MORROW Cor Per str. Time. Klang. Port: Dickson anil Malacca Pegu 9. a.m. Klang and .Malacca Teutonia *J. a.m. Langkat Im 11° 2. p.m. Singapore and China ('hcang Cheiv"... 2. p.m. Tiivrsday. Europe, vid Ni'gapatam I’urma I. p.m. ’f'lie mail despatched iron, Penang to ria62 words
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Article599 1892-01-04 3 Professor Baldwin's Butterfly entertainment is about the best we have had in Penang for some time. Mr. Baldwin has the happy knack of putting himself at once on good terms with his audience, and he and his company are happy in succeeding in keeping everybody amused. Mr.599 words
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Article79 1892-01-04 3 (7b Me Editor of the Puuwj Gazette. Sir, —In your issue of December 31st, you give an account of a cricket match played at «Batu Gajith between Taiping and thtfstations. Allow inc to correct the error it was Taiping rx. Mr. Osborne s XI. It is rather a79 words
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Article2203 1892-01-04 3 Special Telegrams. for the F'uiang (Jozettef') Perak Sikhs Orperuh to Paidni,. Taiping, Ist January. Sixty Sikhs, under the command of Assistant Commissioner IL T. Duhan left here at by the Government steamer Mena lor the scene of the Pahang disturbance. Thuy have taken one gun with2,203 words
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Article1538 1892-01-04 3 were most enthusiastically received. Free Press. CRICKET. SIXUAI'UItE fs. SttIANGOII, r l'|lis match was played at Singapore on Monday and Tuesday, and, after a most exciting match, resulted in a victory for Selangor by 1 run only. The follow ing are the scores Selangor. Ist liiniitys. 2(tdwere most enthusiastically received.—Free Press. - 1,538 words
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Advertisement1206 1892-01-04 3 I H A B IHPb R HATTERS, Hosiers and Gentlemen's Outfitters. No. 1, Beach Street Union Street, PENANG. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKINGf NoffCE CORPORATION, PENANG. T s hereby given that the interest and I responsibility of the late KliOO Thean Hates of Interest. I’ek deceased in the Ban Ho’’ and1,206 words
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Advertisement1314 1892-01-04 4 IV. »LA FIT Y COMPANY. CONSULTING ENGINEERS, NAVAL ARCHITECTS, N<, 30. beach STREET 8 7) ,\m> General Manat/er. ’o'' 'V ‘.V BRANCHES AT THAIPING BATU GAJAH AND SINGAPORE. 0 C/id nd o na d Asbestos 11 all V »iui 1 > _'s <>f:i 11 kinds. 11 < >ll ;ind Si<■<■]1,314 words
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Advertisement207 1892-01-04 4 HEIDSIECK CO.’S CHAMPAGNE. Monopole, “red seal,” (Medium Dry) Monopole Sec, “red foil,” (Dry). Sole Agents: SCHMIDT KUSTERMANN Co., D 4 Pena ng. I ■Mm -'p ,/W’i J\ I The Elephant Bkand of Pilsener Beer is specially adapted- for consnrr.ptioj in a tropical climate. Behr Co., Sole Importer Singapore. Dec., 14th207 words
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