Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 23 January 1893
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section22 1893-01-23 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. FTTELISHED DAXXi?. NEW SERIES.] ESTABLISHED 1833. [PRICE 20 CENTS. VOL. LI. MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1893. No. 1822 words
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Advertisement591 1893-01-23 1 pippins (Rotices, Peninsular Oriental Steam Navigation Company. mHE mail steamers may v i J- be expected to arrive ou tvvards, and leave Penang homewards, on the following dates Outwards. Homewards. Rohilla sth Feb. Mirzapore 27th Jan. Carthage 10th Ancona 14th Feb. Ma/wa sth Mar. Thames 28th Mirzapore 19th Peshatvur 11th591 words
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Advertisement1365 1893-01-23 1 (Hofices. BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,-(LTD.). banks. Z r KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAfPU. The A m Bank Limited. Ocean Steam Ship Company. NEGAPATAM LINE OF STEAMERS. 1 HOLT’S.WEEKLY LINE. Intended Sailing and expected Arrival of Steamers. Capita1......... £1,000,000. (One Million Sterling (vl Head Office > F R I Will sail Ste.xmeb1,365 words
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Advertisement472 1893-01-23 1 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPU. (Netherland Trading Society.) Established 1824. Paid-up Capital f 35,783,000. Reserve Funds f 1,561,364.71 Special Reserve Fund... Head Office in Amsterdam. Head Agency in Netherlands India.— < The Factorij of the Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij, Batavia. Agencies and Branches. —Singapore, Medan (Deli), Samarang, Scurabaia, Padang, Cheribon, Tegal, Pecalongan. Pasaroean,472 words
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Article110 1893-01-23 2 Expected. Datk Namks From. Destination. Consignkm. Jan. 24 Sirsa Neganataui ..J Singapore Huttenbach, Liebert A Co. 21 Anteniv.’ Liverpool Singapore 4 Java Mansfield. BogaardtPA Co. 24 G7enaro»t London Singapore China Buustead 4 Co. 25 Cardiganshire Do. S’pore, China 4 Japan.. Do. 25 Kutsaiuj Singapore Calcutta D°- 25 Pentake .<i110 words
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Article74 1893-01-23 2 Mails close To-morkoxv For Per str. Time Klang A Malacca Hye Leong ...10 a.m. Edie, SegliA Olehleh... R. K. Atjeh 1 p.m. Pangkor T. Anson Ktcang Tung... 1 p.m Deli Ho Kv:ei 1 p.m. To r.gkah, Kopah, Renong A Rangoon Cornelia 1 P.M. Lmgkat Jin Ho 1 p.m.74 words
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Article56 1893-01-23 2 Monday. 23rd Town Band, Esplanade. Sports at the Sepoy Lines. 24th Sports at the Sepoy Lines. \Vki*skni>«x. 25th First Quarter Ab-on. Town Band, Esplanade. Smoking Concert, Penang Athenaum. Tm KsD.AY, ***** Town Band, Datu Kramat Gardens. Friday. 27th Homeward mail closes, rid Brindisi. Sat' ki»ay, 28th Town Band,56 words
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Article132 1893-01-23 2 Penang, 23rd January, 1893. Rates close as follows: London. Demand Bank 2"85 dol. Do. 4 months’ sight Bank 2 Do. 3 Credits 29J Do. 3 Documentary 2/9J Calcutta. Demand Bank R.« 22 Do. 30 days* sight Private 2241 Bombay, Demand Bank 223 Do. 3<T days’sight Private :2l| Madras. Demand132 words
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Article87 1893-01-23 2 I’rsANi. 23:tD January. I8!‘3 Th, S=W95 (Trang small supply BM. k r.ppei \V .St Coast, io 50 seller, (-ifu-'l (A. I.eeti 10.50 do While Pepper 13 4' sellers. ’love» (picked) 26. do Ma.-e No. I *O. do M,.<e No 2 70. do Nutmegs 81.— do .No 1.87 words
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Article227 1893-01-23 2 (Sh« to T oo». 17th Jamuabt.) D» ntong “Stnute Tin” ft •'<■«» Slfttl; Ci• t. J I 1 Cl**. N. w h:.-in. XI I.CA La. 17» I 'll. fl i Ma.. 5 i o Krichau I‘sbaug t jet Mala rvepectoeCe J'« —17 l I ahaiw «’orj- rnti-(Sh« to T oo». 17th Jamuabt.) - 227 words
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Article42 1893-01-23 2 The Situation in Egypt. Loudon, 20th January. —M. Waddington presented a note in the sense of M. de X dies statement afterwi.rds ann<>unee<i in Paris. The explanations exchanged resulted in France accepting the nomination of Riaz Pasha as a compromise.42 words
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Article812 1893-01-23 2 922 dogs have been destroyed in Perak in the year 1892. Ol’R readers are reminded of the Regimental sports at the Lines this afternoon I anti to-morrow The entries for the Taiping Races will close on Thursday, the 2Gth inst., at 8 p.m., ami the lotteries will812 words
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Article1327 1893-01-23 2 Second Day, 21st January. The second and last day of our spring meeting was as successful as the first day. In the early part of the afternoon the weather looked very threatening. Thick clouds obscured the sky, besides which there was a steady blowing, precursive of rain, and1,327 words
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Article211 1893-01-23 2 (To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette.") Sir, 1 read xvith great interest vour article on the Waterfall Reservoir and have now read Mr. Mcßitchie's letter accusing the Pinang Gazette of many misstatements therein. He then proceeds to point out two misstatements and as one xvho has211 words
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Article170 1893-01-23 2 Certain of the President’s remarks in his Municipal Progress Report for December, published in our Saturday’s issue, are worthy of special considet ation at the present time, in view of the correspondence that is going on in our columns. Personally 1 think the Police contribution an unfair170 words
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Article291 1893-01-23 2 {From our London correspondent.) Txvo eastern Colonial appointments are just now being the subject of conversation in London, as likely soon to become vacant. One is that of Sir Noel Walker, Colonial Secretary of Ceylon, who is said to be wishful fora change of locality, the climate of291 words
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Advertisement323 1893-01-23 2 PRITCHARD CO. Have just opened out the following NEW GOODS:GENTLEMEN’S DEPARTMENT. Bedford Cords for Riding Breeches in Drabs and Browns. Stockinette Nett for Racing Breeches. Extra fine Black Twill Worsted for Dress Suits. Ceylon Flannels, a large assortment. Oxford Cloths and Japan Crepes,— suitable for Office Lounges and bhirts. White323 words
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Advertisement393 1893-01-23 2 NOTICES. TO LET. THE desirable residence Chathvorth,” situated in Northanr Road. Entry from 1 Ist September. Apply to 377 LOGAN and ROSS. TO LET. lst proximo, eligible residence, Newiugton, sitmited in Burmah Road. Apply to 285 BOUSTEADACo. NOTICE. 4 LL persons having claims against the /1 late Gregory Amhony, Advocate393 words
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Advertisement95 1893-01-23 2 FOR SALE. T7TEWS of Penang, Singapore, Perak, V Selangor and Sumatra. W JONES. No Ic. King Street. Photographer. NOTICE. QAIBOO TAMBY will supply to the public Provisions, Buti f.k of the best qtialitv, and Bread «laily during the Christmas season. Penang Road, Shop No. 237 NOTICE. I THE undersigned here95 words
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Article159 1893-01-23 3 It hardlv seems to redound to the credit j those in control to continue the registration of the gharries just when there is a strike amongst the ’rikisha owners. Allow'n <r the day of the strike was the day fixed or registering gharries, still the registration ni'dit159 words
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Article732 1893-01-23 3 A CORRESPONDENT writes —As the wrongs ‘of Penang are now under newspaper review, it is a good time to call attention to the condition of the library at the Supreme Court. Probablv in no British Colony or Settlement enjoving the amount and importance of legal business as732 words
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Article894 1893-01-23 3 Deli’s esteemed and popular Government Secretary is engaged» in a most laudable attempt to organise the forces of charity in such a manner that those who are charitably inclined will have the satisfaction of knowing that their mites are not misspent, ft ud those Europeans who894 words
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Article609 1893-01-23 3 .—China Mail. The last few days of 1892 appear to have been somewhat anxious ones for the foreign residents at Nanking. A fresh crcp of the usual vile stories about the practices of the foreigners had sprung up and placards were posted naming a date for.—China Mail. - 609 words
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Article1176 1893-01-23 3 The following letter appears in Indian Engineering:— It seems to me that “X. Eli's” remarks on this report in a late issue of your journal are. many of them, not to the point, and nowhere do they touch the root ot the matter. The fact1,176 words
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Article348 1893-01-23 3 the Panama canal scandal. Paris, January 11.—In the case of the ten Senators and Deputies whose prosecution had been authorised by th<- Chamber for their connection with tin* Panama (’anal scandals, the Magistrate before whom they were brought found the evidence insufficient to proceed against them. Only the348 words
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Article489 1893-01-23 3 MEETING OF THE MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS HELD ON THE t>TH JANUARY 1893. Present.— J. Y. K<‘iine>ly Esq. (President), the lion. D. Coinrie, A. G. Wright Esq., W.C. Brown Esq., m.d., Capt. Anderson, B.E. I 1. The minutes of last meeting are read and I confirmed. 2. Dr. Brown asks489 words
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Advertisement1211 1893-01-23 3 DAN DO Co. TAILORS GEN Ell AL OUTFITTERS. No. I, Beach Street A Union Street, 261 PENANG. INDIA RUBBER STAMPS NOTICE, and Brass Seal Manufactory. n By order of the Mortgagee, RUBBER Stamps and Brass Seals of X p L Chiity belonging to j., 1» am ana I echayapah, the1,211 words
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Advertisement1520 1893-01-23 4 Jngwance (frcttces. TELEGRAPH ,c address MCLARTY COMPANY. H n p CT ASSURANCE CORPORATION. CONSULTING ARCHITECTS, mHE undersigned having been appointed A> B C 4th &dit, ON and p MCLARTY, M. I. M.E. JL X-d r u e ±;t m7mne“ PR'vate Codes. CONTRACTORS. FIRE risks at current rates. > < lst1,520 words
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Advertisement765 1893-01-23 4 Clarke’s Unrivalled Hair Bye, WARRANTED not to stain the Skin Prepared in two separate bottle. The effect will be instantaneous. Hair win retain its gloss for a long time. R j, a already been tested by many persons with great success. For changing Red or Gre Hair to beautiful shades765 words
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