Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 22 February 1893
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section22 1893-02-22 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAXXi?. NEW SERIES.} ESTABLISHED 1833. [PRICE 20 CENTS. VOL. LI. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1893. No. 4122 words
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Advertisement618 1893-02-22 1 Qtotices. Peninsular Oriental Steam Navigation Company. CIIHE mail steamers may J" b e ex P ec4ed to arrive b outwards, and leave Penang vhomewards, on the following dates Outwards. Homewards. JftZioa sth Mar. Thames 24th Feb. Mirzaoore 19th Peshatvur 10th Mar. Rohilla 24th Carthage 7th A pl. The above dates618 words
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Advertisement1477 1893-02-22 1 S6wmn« (notices. BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY—(LTD.). banks. 3 r KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. TheA™ Bank Limited: Ocean Steam Ship Company. NEGAPATAM LINE OF STEAMERS. HOLT'S WEEKLY LINE. Intended Sailinff and expected Arrival of Steamer». Cai’1tai.........£1,000,000. (One Million Sterling.) For Will sail Steamer From Expected on H EAD Office. -riWWVyw». Nicholas1,477 words
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Advertisement682 1893-02-22 1 KEDĔRLAItoSCHE HARM! lAATSCHAPPIJ. (Netherland Trading Society.) Established 1824. Paid-up Capital f 35,783,000. Reserve Funds f 1,561,364.71 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, Tegai, Pecalongan. Pasiroean, and682 words
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Article35 1893-02-22 2 Mails close To-morrow. r Per str. Time. Langkiit, Quorra ...11 a.m Langkat Jin Ho >oON Deli ]{o Ktcei p.M. Fangkor <t T. Anson Ki'ung Tang 2 pm. Friday, 2ltii. Europe, rid Brindisi Thames35 words
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Article41 1893-02-22 2 PASSENGER LIST> Depart uses. 21st February.— Per s.s. Sirsa for Singapore, Hon J. M. Vermont, Mr. Win. Miller. Mr. J. Street, Mrs. Locke, Mr. H. Laugher, Mr. A. Braun, Hou. D. t onirip, 2 Misses Coinrie, Dresser Jayasekare and Mr. Luke.41 words
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Article68 1893-02-22 2 WtCI'N KSI»AY, 22nd Town Band, Esplanade. i London Lyric Co,, Dr. Bill.” Tiivkshav. 23rd First Quarter Moon. Town Band. Datu Kramnt Gardens. Auction Sale Household Furniture, An-’ son Road. FkII'VY, 2 th Penang Athena-uin Meeting. Homeward mail closes vid Brindisi. Sati kdav, 25th Town Baud, Golf Club. Balloon68 words
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Article124 1893-02-22 2 Pfnang, 22\d Fehrvary, 1893. Kates < I.osr AS FOLLOWS: Lomlon. Demand Bank 2'Sj doi. Do. 4 months* sight Bank 2 Do. 3 Credits 2 Do. 3 DcM'timentary Calcutta. Demand Bank B* 223 Do. .‘ft days’sight Private 221| Bombay. Demand Bank 22-» Do. 3’> days’sight Private 224| Madras. Demand Bank124 words
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Article85 1893-02-22 2 Pr.NAN<i. 22nd Ff.hrvary. IHd3. Th. >::h »1.7 (Trang 10.10 Black Prppei < West (‘..e-t. 1030w!ler« A I In.’, i White Pepper 13.:|0 sellers. I loves (pieked) 2»’«.— «lo Mare No. I sj. do Ma< e No. 2 7° «io Nutmegs hi.— do No. I. s:t. do Sugar85 words
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Article38 1893-02-22 2 London, 20th February.— Ulster is to have twenty-seven tnemoers at Westminster and elect fifteen councillors. Mr. M aclnnes, Liberal, has been elected for Hexham. Mr. de Cobain has been arrested in his own house at Belfast.38 words
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Article58 1893-02-22 2 The public meeting in the Town Hall yesterday supporting the Hon. D. Comrie was attended by between 500 and (500 persons, and we are able to state on good authority that there is a petition similar in its nature from the Chinese inhabitants of Penang now being58 words
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Article665 1893-02-22 2 Dr. Mahoney took overcharge of the Chourasta Dispensary from Mr. Apothecary Carnegy yesterday. A large fire is reported to have occurred in Kulitn al>out a week ago, by which it is said that 100,000 betel-nut ttves have been destroyed. A Dea i t from small-pox took place665 words
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Article8318 1893-02-22 2 The largest meeting held in Penang for many years met in the Town Hall yesterday, in support of the motion of which Mr. Comrie gave notice. We estimate those pri sent as between 500 and 600 chairs were set for 400 people, which were8,318 words
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Advertisement612 1893-02-22 2 PRITCHARD CO. 'New advertisements. TOWN HALL, PEN AN GS. S. GLENAVOX,” Great London Lyric Company. To-RUjht. their first shipment of Wedwsdtuj. Febpiutrif 220 d. POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT. NEW GOODS for 1893, Dr B?LL Specially Selected from And the world wide H J KANGAROO DANCE. ENGLISH FRENCH MARKETS. Reserved Seats612 words
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Advertisement132 1893-02-22 2 ENTRAN’E ENTRANCE from from BEACH STREET. UNION STREET. COSLING CO., LOGAN’S BUILDINGS, HAVE IN STOCK Harness Best English, from Great rex <V Son. UARHIAGE LAMPS, SPARE TRACES, REINS, Ac. Iron Safes From Samuel Withers A Co. Sporting Implements For Cricket, Tennis, Golf, Football, Ac. Cigars The wellknown brands of la132 words
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Advertisement1852 1893-02-22 3 WONDER IF TODDLES KNOWS NOW. «w y ZN Whin a boy I was always fond of eating and I A I I| I y drinking—especially of eating. What boy isn’t I I M I II I I /\T I II I had an appetite then, and a digestion also. JLX1,852 words
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Advertisement1212 1893-02-22 4 MCLARTY COMPANY. “McLarty, Penang” consulting engineers, naval architects, no. so, beach street Thue’S A. I. CODE (1887.) SURVEYORS A AND™ F. M. MCLARTY, M.I.M.E. PR.VATE CODES. CONTRACTORS. Zy the Asbestos in all forms, Forgings of all kinds. Iron and Steel Plates, Iron and Steel Jetties, Mining Plant, Rolled Zinc Slabs,1,212 words
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Advertisement1170 1893-02-22 4 Treepoorah Bhoyrobby Rushayon. IS really a “DYING MAN’S GOLD H|Vl|]M|ld||l|l|JlK DROP” for the Radical Cure of Spleen lIm.B Enlargement, Liver, Jaundice, Ague, Malarious 9 Fever, and any other obstinate fever of any •v Bvmedjr for BeceiTing reward at the PARIS standing. n TEARB reputation itios Mat It has been found1,170 words
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Article218 1893-02-22 5 We have been favored with a copv of the “Perak Handbook for 1593.” —an invaluable publication for all persons having anything to do with the State of Perak The book contains 74 pages more than last vear’s, and some inaccuracies that appeared in the first issue have been218 words
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Article142 1893-02-22 5 The ‘tie’ iu the Championship. L. E. P. Wolferstan r.«. W. Gibson, w.-s played off yesterday evening. The scoring proceeded equally in the first set, though no ‘advantage’ point was registered. The second set, however, was very different, Gibson demonstrating his superiority throughout. Gibson won by142 words
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Article255 1893-02-22 5 AV k regret that, so much of our space being taken np with the public meeting at j the Town Hall in the afternoon, we are unable to give adequate space to a criticism jon last, night's performance. We will confine ourselves to a few general remarks I255 words
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Article574 1893-02-22 5 Taiping, 15th Feb., 1893. A esterday being St. alentine’s dav, we signalized the event by a wedding. This is as it should lie. and we are under a debt of gratitude to the happv couple who gave us the opportunity of keeping Taiping up to date in this574 words
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1090 1893-02-22 5 PRIZE-giving day is a red-letter day to most school boys, and to none more so th in to those attending the Central School, Taiping. On that day alone during the whole year nre they enabled to exhibit their artistic capacities in the way1,090 words
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Article965 1893-02-22 5 (Siam Free Press.) The Pret (Ghost.) [The popular belief is that cruel and passionate people are changed into Prets after their death and condemned to wander through the world. They are only visible at night. These ghosts are only skin and bone, and their figure is the(Siam Free Press.) - 965 words
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Article337 1893-02-22 5 (Siam, Free Press.) The annual pilgrimagi to Prabat commenced last week at the same time as the annual festival at Wat Sam Plume. Large numbers of Buddhists were to be se.*n wending their way to the temple bent on paying homage at the sacred shrine. At Wat Sam(Siam, Free Press.) - 337 words
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688 1893-02-22 6 (Siam Free Pre»») For the last few weeks we have been holding progressive Perak before the Siamese Government as a fitting example for them to copy. We have pointed out the danger to the integrity of Siam from any continued indifference to her(Siam Free Pre»») - 688 words
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Article464 1893-02-22 6 Nothing is known yet as to what has become of Mr. Alves, the Colonial Treasury cashier who retired from publicity on the olst ult., and who is now “wanted'' with a widespread want. His sorrowing relatives have been assiduously spreading reports that he had committed suicide: but464 words
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Article691 1893-02-22 6 Since the Barradas frauds in 1890, which led to the formation of an Audit Department, Mr. Nicolle and his assistant have been busyinvestigating in detail the whole system of every branch of the Colonial finances. In the course of the examination it was noticed that the691 words
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Article416 1893-02-22 6 HAWAIIAN YFFYIKS. A’» < r York, February o.— The Unit»*»! Stat»Minister at Honolulu has inform»»! the Government at Washington that all the representatives of the Variou- power- in Hawaii have recognized the new Gov- rnment. IIIsTI KHYN< F- IX -OMMJLYXP. February »>. Disturbance- have broken out among th»*416 words
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Advertisement1211 1893-02-22 6 I POSITIVE GOVERNMENT SECURITY LIFE ASSURANCE CO., LTD. THE STRAITS incorporated in 1870. INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITS Chief Office in India: 104, Clive Street, Calcutta. fct.ri ESTABLISHED 1883. t.b lABLISHEO 1886. Policies can be taken out from and after Life Policies are also granted AT RE- this1,211 words
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