Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 6 January 1892
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section22 1892-01-06 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAIL?. NEW SERIES.] ESTABLISHED ’1833. [PRICE 20 CENTS. VOL. L. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1892. No. 322 words
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Advertisement617 1892-01-06 1 (n°^ c46. Peninsular Oriental Steam Navigation Company. SmHE mail steamers may J- be expected to arrive outwards, and leave Penang homewards, on the following dates Outwards. Homewards. Khedive l<>th Jan. Peninsular 15th Jan. Mirzapore ‘2lth Ravenna ‘29th Rohilla 7th Feb. Moltva 12th Feb. Clyde 21st The above dates are only617 words
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Advertisement1443 1892-01-06 1 pipping (Hoftcea. British India Steam Navigation Company, Ltd. BANKS Koninklijke Paketvaart waatschappij. The Agra Bank Limited. Ocean Steam Ship Company. Negapatam Line of Steamers. Capital£l,ooo,ooo. HOLTS WEEKLY LINE. Intended Sailing and Expected of Steamers. Bead Office: g) "YjK 1 Nicholas Lane, Lombard Str., London, E.C. Fok. Willsail. Steam... Feom. o,1,443 words
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Advertisement617 1892-01-06 1 WHISKY! As supplied to the P. O. steamers. ROS BACH WATER A good, wholesome, and refreshing Mineral Water. Fresh Supplies JUST ARRIVED, in splendid order. CONNINGHAM CO’S PORT A good wine, strongly recommended. Price Moderate. PERINET FILS CHAMPAGNE “Dry’ Veuzekay.” An excellent wine at a very moderate cost. Quarts 15617 words
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Article698 1892-01-06 2 JANUARY RACES, 1892 19th, 21 st, and 23rd of January. FIRST DAY. Fl RS i Ra< e. THE MAIDEN PLATE -Value $l5O. For all Horses which have never won a race on any Course Roadsters. Griffin and Jump Races excepted.) Weight per scale. Distance 1 mile.698 words
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Article82 1892-01-06 2 M iii.s < i,os) To-morrow rar l‘er str. Tune. \sahan I'han Tai Io u.in. ■rang .trstadong 11 u.nt. Laugkat ytdton 11 a.m. L'lie Noon. Edie, Segli A Olchleh.. It. K.Atj'h 1 p.m. Del’ Aragyce 2 p in. Europe ria Negnpatatn I’urnra I p.m. I ei.egkaphk information has been82 words
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Article89 1892-01-06 2 V» EDNF.«PAY, (iTH Town Band, Esplanade, 5 30 p.m. Tnt ksday, 7th Homeward mail, ria Negnpatatn. t. p. in. Town Band, Datu Kramat (iardens. 5 30r..w. Friday, Hth Municipal Commissioners' Meeting. 2.30 First Quarter Mtxni. Saturday, 9th < ricket, P. R C. r.<. Regiment, Esplanade. Town Band, Golf89 words
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Article125 1892-01-06 2 Penang, 6tn J \xt \ky, 1892. Pates i lose as foi.lows: Li ndon, Demand Bank 3 O', dollar. Do. 4 months'sight Bank... 31{ Do. 6 Credits 3lj Do. 6 Documentary 3/2 Ca’cutta, Demand Bank Rs. 22j Do. 30 days'sight Private 221 Bombay, Demand Bank 222 Do. 30 days’ sight125 words
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Article75 1892-01-06 2 Penang, 6th January. 1892. I>n 33.90 buyers t Trang nosupply Black Pepper s West Coast. do (.Achecn do White Pepper 16.50 buyers Cloves (picked) $27. —sellers Mace No. 1 small supplies Mace No. 2 do Nutmegs 90,—sellers No. 1. 5.60 do Sugar < 2. 3.25 I Basket.75 words
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Article52 1892-01-06 2 Discontent in Russia. London, sth January.— There is growing discontent among the peasants in the famine-stricken districts of Russia, (he military being obliged to maintain order. New Russian Loan. The Tinies states that Russian financiers have arrived in Paris to negotiate a new loan, the success of which52 words
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Article820 1892-01-06 2 Of making books there is no end” said the Preacher; “of the uprising of sects there is no end may be fecred by the guardians of the Established Episcopal Church in this Colony and in both eases it is doubtless a weariness to the flesh.” The information we820 words
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Article1596 1892-01-06 2 The Bitterworth Recreation Club expects to receive a billiard table from England early next month. Steps are, we learn, being taken to cover a piece of swampy ground in front of the clerks’ quarters at Bukit Mertajam, P. W., so as to convert it into a recreation1,596 words
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238 1892-01-06 2 Wk understand that there is every prospect of tine Presbyterian Church in Penang being resuscitated shortly. The local Secretary to the Committee, Mr. E. A. B. Brown, has received information that the three Scotch Churches in the mother country will guarantee £5O each for238 words
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Advertisement310 1892-01-06 2 VICTORIA HOTEL, Main Road, Taiping. Centrally Situated, close to the Railway Station, Government Offices, &c., BEDROOMS NEWLY FURNISHED. Excellent Cuisine, Wines, Spirits, &c., Table D’Hote—Separate Tables, Billiards and Bar. TARIFF MODERATE. Arrangements made for the conveyance of visitors to any part of the State. The above first class Hotel will310 words
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Advertisement261 1892-01-06 2 New Advertisements. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. rpHE next ordinary meeting of the Klunieipal Commissioners will be held in the Town Hall, at 2.30 p.m., On Friday, the Bth instant. (By Order) J. W. HALLIFAX, Secretary to the Municipal Commissioners. MARINE INSURANCE. The Federal Marine Insurance Company. r|M 1 E undersigned having been261 words
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Article264 1892-01-06 3 Special Reports. (for the Pinang Gazette. Three Perak columns of 200 mes operating. Em;agem ent Imminent. The Orang Kaya Jeeai peaked in Revolt. Capt. Superintendent Syers reported Surrounded. (From our Special Correspondent.) Tapa, 4th January.— The second Perak column under Inspector Symes, which left Teluk Anson264 words
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Article849 1892-01-06 3 (Special for the Pinang Gazette.)'' We hear that a “Journalistic Fraternity” (has recently been formed in Manila and numbers some thirty members. In the Philippines the press is subject to a Board of Censure composed of monks, and it is rumoured that this Fraternity is one of mutual849 words
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Article461 1892-01-06 3 —-The Duly. I<. js not to be wondered at that those women who care for beauty rather than for stylA iiutheir attire should again am! again reveft lo the idea of introducing among English laities the graceful fashions of ancient Greece. The flowing draperies—-The Duly. - 461 words
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Article655 1892-01-06 3 Foil the first time in the history of Siam, says the Bangkok Times, a properly organised scheme for raising tobacco has been set on foot. Ten prominent members of the nobility have formed a private Company, with a capital of 80.000 ticals. in one hundred shares,655 words
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1060 1892-01-06 3 Held on the 11th December, 1891. Present. —J. Y. Kennedy, Esq., (President), i Capt. Cameron, i: e.. and A. G. Wright Esq. Absent.— Hon. D. Comrie and A. K. Adams, Esq. 1. The minutes of last meeting are read and confirmed.1,060 words
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Advertisement69 1892-01-06 3 FOR SALE. VALUABLE Bqikblift-Sites on the Ayer Rajah Estate with frontage towards the Race Course. For particulars apply to the Asst. Official Assignee. 448 A. B. MACKAY’S LIQUEUR WHISKY. Sole Importers, COMRIE Co. Tobe had retail from GOSLING Co. 9th October, 1891. 384 NOTICE. IIROM this date P. Boh is69 words
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Advertisement1632 1892-01-06 3 TO LET. 2TOTICE. 11R0M Ist proximo, those eligible res- AyOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the Board of Licensing Justices will be idences, Newington and Earnslow IN held in the Ist Magistrate’s Chamber at 12 noon on Tuesday, the 12th day of situated in Burm th Road. January1,632 words
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Advertisement1562 1892-01-06 4 3nsurance (Tloftcee. ask foe, the acme duplicator. ELLWOOD’S INDIAN HELMETS NEW YORK rpHE Simplest Copying Apparatus extant, Patent Air-Chamber Helmets Life Company. 1M »1 U k| «T i Were .warted Fow f23.681.b86. i d < eUu “im^^X°ii'iS* ,s,p^,ra N Pli tera THE GOLD MEDAL Heavy Reduction in Rates. lnk r1,562 words
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Advertisement200 1892-01-06 4 HEIDSIECK Co.’s CHAMPAGNE. Monopole, “red seal,” (Medium Dry) > Monopole Sec, “red foil,’’.(Dry), Sole Agents SCHMIDT KUSTERMANN Co PK L Wn i t I. BiOTra I bL r I The Elephant Bkand of Pilsexer Beef is specially adapted for consumption in a tropical climate. Behr Co., Sole Importers Singapore, Dec.,200 words
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