Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 29 March 1892
1892-03-29
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section22 1892-03-29 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DA.IL'Sr. ESTABLISHED 1833. NEW SERIES.] [PRICE 20 CENTS. VOL. L. TUESDAY. MARCH 29, 1892. No. 7122 words
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Advertisement578 1892-03-29 1 I Qtofices.' I Peninsular Oriental Steam I Navigation Company. rpHE mail steamers may I ex P to arrive I I' ou twards, and leave Penang I homewards, on the following I 'dates I Outwards. Homewards. I p<trenna 3rd April Clyde Bth April I Rural 17th j JfoZu-a 22nd I Thames578 words
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Advertisement1394 1892-03-29 1 British India Steam Navigation Company, Ltd. banks. Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij. The Agra Bank Limited. Ocean Steam Ship Company. Negapatam Line of Steamers. capital£i,ooo,ooo. HOLT’S WEEKLY LINE. t~ r-tr —r (One Million Sterling.) Intended Sailing and Expected Arrival of Steamers. head office: 1 g Nicholas Lane, Lombard Str., London, E.C. e1,394 words
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Advertisement672 1892-03-29 1 NEDERLANDSCIIE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPIJ. (Netherland Trading Society.) Established 1824. Paid-up Capital f 35,783,000. Reserve Funds f 1,501,346.38 Special Reserve Fund... /1,000,000. Head Office in Amsterdam. Head Agency in Netherlands India.— The Factorij of the Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij, Batavia. Agencies and Branches.—Singapore, Medan (Deli), Samarang, Sourabaia, Padang, Cheribon, Tegal, Pecalongan. Pasaroean, and672 words
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Article90 1892-03-29 2 Expected U^ TK Names. From. Destination. Consignees. Mar. j I 30 Palamcotta Rangoon Singapore HuttenbaehLiebert Co. 30 Cyclops Singapore London Mansfield, Bogaardt A€ o. 31 Sirsa Do. Coromandel Coast lliittenbach. Liebert Co. Apl. 1 Pundua Do. Rangoon Calcutta P°‘ 2 Orestes Do. ...London Mansfield bogaardt 4-Co. 4 Vasna Do.90 words
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Article61 1892-03-29 2 Mails close To-Morrow. Por Per str. Time. Asahan 1.<91y Longden 11 a.m. Deli Ho Kwei ...J p.m. Teluk Anson Ngapoota 1 p.m. Langkat Jin Ho 2 p.m. Pangkor Teluk Anson Canton 2 p.m. GThursday 31st. Europe, etc. vid Negapatam Sirsa 4 p.m. The M. M. mail steamer Melbourne61 words
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Article152 1892-03-29 2 [Giving nationality, tonnage, master, port and date of departure, cargo, consignee, destination and date of leaving.] A R RIVALS. March 28th. Polyhymnia. Ger. str.. 947, Voltmer, Hamburg, Feb. 20, General, Schmidt, Kustermann A Co., for China, Mar. 29. Jin ll >, Brit. str.. 93. Duff. Langkat Mar.152 words
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Article73 1892-03-29 2 Wei sesmay, 30th Town Band, IGplanadc. Mohamt: Ini' Fa-ting Month (Bulan I’Uti-at commence». ThvrsDay. 31st T o id. !>:.• i Kramat Gardens. He < Mai I Mali clo'cs. ria Negapatam Friday. 1 r All l imp’s Day. Siame N< u Yi ar commences. Munici; .d Meetitig, 2.30 p.m.73 words
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Article151 1892-03-29 2 Pi s e 21'ift M»li< it. I M !'2. Bahs close kh.iows:— I > mlon. Demand Bank 2 9i dollar Pi. I montlts* sight Punk... S?9J Do. 3 (’reditu 2'9? Do. 3 Documentary 2/10 ('a 1 Ulin, Di muiM Bank Rs. 222,'- 223 Do. 2 'days’ ght Private 224151 words
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Article84 1892-03-29 2 Pining, 2!'tii March, 1892. Tin $37.10 Trang 10.50 Bi;i'k Pi ppi r a West Uoast. 13<Mip|son m’ket Acliecn do Whiti Pipper $1 1.50 sellers. loves (pieked) 26. do Mme No. I 88. do Mace No 2 <>7.— do Nutmeg' 85.h0 do I N<> I. 6.40 do Sugar84 words
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Article317 1892-03-29 2 (Mrui/s limes. 25th March.) Io i I ic: “Hiiiiit (£1 p<l) f<) ctn. upllerr. Siitni i ’<l L! p<l i cciitM huiir Mir (.<1 pd) *tht>. .h < I! Mh .li' <’o pd)... S»> Krlcliim I‘niiftp'.' ft’ pd) Ss| trUrtf. Mnhiy Ii »p< utiiz < $H> pd)317 words
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Article39 1892-03-29 2 The Silver Question. London, 27th March.— The debate on the Bland Bill in the United States Congress has been adjourned. The Behring Sea Question. Eleven American warships have been detailed to prevent poaching in the Behring Sea.39 words
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Article445 1892-03-29 2 A mail for Europe, rm Negapatam, will close on Thursday, at 4 p.m per s. s. Sirsa. Mr. Riccard, Acting Inspector-General of Police, returned from the Bindings this morning. It is rumoured that a partner in a large English shipping firm in Hongkong and Calcutta has let445 words
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Article354 1892-03-29 2 Whvi might have been a fatal boat accident took place in the harbour on Sunday night. Mr. W. T. Martin, of the Tramway Company, and Mr. .1 P. Harper, a Surveyor of Taiping, had on board the steamer Lady Weld to see some friends off.354 words
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382 1892-03-29 2 At the Town Hall last night a performance was given by Miss .Jewel Deane’s Concert party, assisted by local amateurs. It was entitled Our picnic party and imitated a picnic even to the extent of providing champagne, which was done ample382 words
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Article163 1892-03-29 2 AI’RIVALS. 27th March.— Per. s. s. Lady Weld from Pott Weld. Mr. <». Marks. Mr. J. P. Harper and Mrs J. Wiser.—Per s. s. 'Taipeng from Port Weld. Mr. and Mrs. Ah Kum and Mrs. Siexv Turn. 28//. March.— Per s. s. Polyhymnia from Hamburg, Mr. Hagem—Per s.163 words
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Article259 1892-03-29 2 The rnment Gazette of the 25th instant states that Mr. Ingall is to act as Magistrate, Larut, rice Mr. Thorold. Leave is granted to the fo4U>wing officers —Mr. Spalding. Superintendent, extension of 3 months; Air. Thorold, Magistrate. Larut, 3 months’ vacation and 8 months' half pay; and Dr.259 words
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Article332 1892-03-29 2 The Government, says the Sfrai'fs Times have received telegraphic advice via Selangor that nil was quiet at Kuala Lipis on the 23rd instant. The reported seizure of Temerloh by Si Rahman is not confirmed (nor remarked on.) The Free I'ress “Topics of the Week” writer remarks332 words
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Article1651 1892-03-29 2 The Straits Times frames the grs.ve indictment against the adm^^ 3 ition of Pahang, and especially the Gore/ inor’s policy in regard to the present >' bellion, as the outcome or the Council debate of Thursday. It would appear tobaiZ found that our “unpleasant reading” naj necessary1,651 words
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Advertisement603 1892-03-29 2 PRITCHARD CO. ZE 3 ZE IST .A_ ZEST Gr, Atr now shewing a carefully selected range of New bpring Goods, including Worsted Coatings in Black, Blue, Drab, Grey and Brown. Fancy Cashmere Suitings. Extra Fine Quality Black and Blue Serges. Extra Fine Black Cashmere Dress Shirtings. A small assortment of603 words
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Article5024 1892-03-29 3 The Pahang Debate. (In extenso from the Free Press in 3 instalments.) I. The Colonial Secretary said: —Sir, I move for a further loan of $175,000 to the State of Pahang for services for 1892. The Pahang estimates have already been placed in the hands of hen’hie members5,024 words
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Advertisement688 1892-03-29 3 NOW OPEN UNDER EXPERIENCED EUROPEAN MANAGEMENT. 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 in separate building. TARIFF LMZOIXEZRJATZE. Arrangements made for the conveyance of visitors to any part688 words
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Advertisement1116 1892-03-29 4 HEtosiECK co.’s M 2 I ART V X COMPANY CTT AMPACNP TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS: IVI L-i /"A Fl I I VX VsaF ■▼l 9 7~~\ lAI I b HEADOFFICE: vhamkaui'iji. “McLarty, Penang” consulting engineers, naval architects, w no. 3o, beach street Monopole, “red seal,” (Medium Dry). THUE’S A. I. CODE (1887.)1,116 words
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Advertisement535 1892-03-29 4 Jngwrance (HciuĕtT" NEW Life Insurance Coinp any Fra,,s f23,6811* Heavy Reduction in r ATEs “New plan” life policies on lives in Penang. t D £ur °Pean MANSFIELD, BOGAARDT p 0 The Distinguishing Features OF THE Royal Insurance Company ARE Absolute Security—Funds over £6 OOOfian Large participation in Profits— Over n535 words
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