Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 23 March 1893
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section22 1893-03-23 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. NEW SERIES.] ESTABLISHED 1833. [PRICE 20 CENTS. VOL. LI. THURSDAY. MARCH 23, 1893. No. 6622 words
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Advertisement599 1893-03-23 1 (TlotwCß. e.iinsilar Oriental Steam Navigation Company. rpHE mail steamers may J- be expected to arrive outwards, and leave Penang homewards, on the following dates Outwards. Homewards. 2nd April. Rohilla 24th Mar. jICO H.a 10th Carthage 7th Apl. nentn' 30th Malwa 21st Mia 1 Ith May. Mirzapore sth May. j’he above599 words
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Advertisement1482 1893-03-23 1 (notices. BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,-(LTD.). banks. r KOMNKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Th"e Agra Bank Limited. Ocean Steam Ship Company. NEGAPATAM LINE OF STEAMERS. HOLT’S WEEKLY LINE. Intended Sailing and expected Arrival of St earnerx. Capital...£l,ooo,ooo. (One Million Sterling.) e »‘*4nr’livx Head Office: For Will sail Steam bit 4 bom Expected1,482 words
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Advertisement684 1893-03-23 1 NEDERLAKDSCHE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPIJ. (Netherland Trading Society.) Established 1824. Paid-up Capital 35,783,000. Reserve Funds f 1,561,364.71 Special Reserve Fund... /1,000,600. 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, and Tjilatjap684 words
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Article109 1893-03-23 2 Expected. Date v i M Destination. < 'onsignei.s. March 2i p ()./>,.’ Singapore Colombo London (S.iaEan, Wo xl Co. 24 I’ w O 5.' Do. Marseilles London... Do. •7-1. ’(.'T,..'. Rangoon Singtpore Ilutteubaeh. Liebert XCo 2t G. L -.nJ< rje I’.uLuig Do. I >O 2', Ch-,-i !.,>ndon Singapore Ch109 words
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Article65 1893-03-23 2 Alaii.s (l<se To-morrow. I'" r Per str. Time. Klang «U Malacca Tevtonin 10 a.m. Calcutta r. Apear ...1 1A M. Europe, rid Brindisi Hohilla VH RDAY, *****. Prong _f rtxailanq ...11 A.M. Edie, Segli A Oleldeh... /<’. K. Aljeh 1 r.M. Deli Uo Kivei 1 p.m. Edie ir65 words
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Article51 1893-03-23 2 'I’III'KSTIAY. 23rU: D'Ensem Doyle Co., Town Hall. Town Band. Data Kramat Gardens. Fkiimv. 21th Homeward mail closes, ri.i Brindisi. S\t’’ki»av, 25rn Town Baud. Golf Club. S«’ni>\v, 2i>ru Palm Sunday. Maxim. 27th Town Band, Esplanade. T" khkav, 2-1 if Wi i'nkskay. 29rn: Ton n Band. Esplanade. Municipal Commission! rs’51 words
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Article133 1893-03-23 2 Pesanb, 23rd March, 1893. RkTF.S (LOSE AS FOLLOWS; London. Demand Bnnk 2 8 Do. 1 months’sight Bank 2 Do. 3 Credits 2 S’-» Do. 3 Doe’imentnry 2'!* Calcutta. Demand B ink ID 2231 -22 I Do. 30 days’ ght Private 225} Bombay, Demau I Bmk 223 Do. o<> ilnv.w’133 words
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Article68 1893-03-23 2 Prw*s<« _’•«!> March. 1893 H ’OO l‘i lti.2’l seller*. IU»« k l’< p| ]W'I C. do (Ael,-,-. pl— <lo Wl.it» P, ppe« 13, do •loves (|»ieke.|) 2d- do Mace No I *2 do Nut meg* >3.— d> PX’’ t **nyi«r I Uask. 1.10 <i<> nq.io.n 1'.0.»r 2,-68 words
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Article55 1893-03-23 2 London, 2157 ALuch.— Silver and silver stocks are depressed owing to the Indian loan. Mr. Gladstone stated that Sii Gerald Portal had been instructed to inquire into the best method of treating Uganda and that neither occupation or annexation was meditated. Mr. Laboiichere’s amendment omit ing the Uganda55 words
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Article1182 1893-03-23 2 —Straits Times. Si ,vi:i: has fallen another-’d, and is today quoted at 37-d per ounce. A SILVER CLEEK will be played for on Saturday next in Singapore in connection with the (iolf dub. A shippino ci.krk in the District Office, Klang, and a draftsman in U <■—Straits Times. - 1,182 words
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Article96 1893-03-23 2 We hea that the Chinese Protectorate is < I g ged in going round the signatories to 11 e p< tition o; 3.951. ostensibly for the purpose of finding out if they knew what they were asking for. Investigation seems to be the order of the day. The Government96 words
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Article337 1893-03-23 2 The Company had a good and appreciative audience Lis’ night at the Town Hail. I’ite overture and a song by Mr. D’Ensem IM-- Moore, who -ang Kathleen Mav uiri evii exquisitely, and on being engave two verses of “Comin through R' e. linnim- u* vai n337 words
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Article152 1893-03-23 2 A MEETING of the Committee of the Strait* S ttlernents Association (Singapore Branch) was hell on the 17th. The business .h fore the meeting was to consider a draft memorandum that had been prepared bv a sub-comm ttee with the object of providing a body of correct152 words
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174 1893-03-23 2 (S/raits Time*.) Early tin’s morning a Malays—Dutch subjects- a J. pore in an Italian steamer. master attendant’s ofli •(> w leip a ed that they were the crew o f a I) which had foundered off light-house on the 16th instate interrogated, the master(S/raits Time*.) - 174 words
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Article198 1893-03-23 2 —Bombay The military authorities aresrm cised to-day here over the actiBengal Cavalry, which pr<>:n:----serious subject of enquiry a? oi c<-. that recently the regime' t n mi**ing the blankets served out t-,-. and horses. Last evening -uspii an old woman bringing grass for with—Bombay - 198 words
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Article533 1893-03-23 2 (Overland China Mail. Chtna.—The Custom* tide-waiter.’ who was arrested on a charge of us: (L ath of a Chinese at Swatoiv.iv,.10th inst., by Mr. G JamiesoiJ® Judge to 11. B. M. Court at s\v.. jury. A verdict of manslaughter in. but it was proved conchistTr r.(Overland China Mail. - 533 words
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Advertisement256 1893-03-23 2 NEW GOODS JUST OPENED GUT BY PRITCHARD CO. I French Embroidered ROBES “Latest Noi lties,” Special Prices. Printed DELAINES in 20 colors. Flowered Dress Ml SLINS. NUNS VEILINGS in Black. White, Cream, Sky. Salmon, Grey, Fawn, Heliotrope, Strawberry. Bull, Art Green, Cardinal Navy. &c., Ac. New SERGE CASHMERES Black and256 words
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Advertisement385 1893-03-23 2 New advertisements. WANTED ON Ist APRIL. 4 SHIPPING CLERK in the District O Ki ll _r: mu*t be (bon uglily acquaint»*’ with recounts, ami quick at figures. Salary $3O per mensem. Appiv with copu s of recent testimonials to Government Secretary. Selangor. 128 DRAFTSMAN WANTED. i DRAFTSMAN is required for385 words
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Advertisement273 1893-03-23 2 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. UH IK I -xt Oi it im M ting of th< Muni--1 cij al Uommi" onot w ill b held in the T< u x Hai i. vi 22ir. m On WM'M'lhl ihi 29iu Instant. (I»V Order) J. W. HALL! FAX, to th> Mn»i. ijntl f oiamiefiuHcit MUNICIPAL273 words
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Article266 1893-03-23 3 Ox the evening of the 20th inst., Mr. J. M. Pm vis. the oldest resident of Singapore, died suddenly of lient. disease, expiring in the presence of his wife before medical assistance could be obtained. Air. Purvis first came to Singapore in December 1849,266 words
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Article925 1893-03-23 3 News from Kashgar, dflted sth December, states that Lord Duiwnore and Major Roche arrived from the Pamirs, having accomplished a ride of six hundred mile-:. They were well received by the Russians at Colonel Yamff’s head-quarters at Mnrghabi and also at the Russian Tort R:ing-Kul. but on925 words
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Article1493 1893-03-23 3 Free Press. Thursday, March 16th, 1893. Present —lL E. the Governor, (Sir Cecil C. Smith, g.c. M.G..) the Hons, the Colonial Secretary (W. E. Maxwell, c. M.G..) rhe Colonial Engineer (Major McCallum, k. e.. c. m. g.,) the Colonial Treasurer (E. E. Isemonger.) the Attorney-General (J. W. Bonscr.)Free Press. - 1,493 words
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Article1064 1893-03-23 3 {Rangoon Gazette.) ILLNESS OF MR. GLADSTONE. I. iiA.ii. March 15. Mr. Gladstone continues to improve. He has merely been suffering from a chill. BURMA AND CHINA. Mr. Russel. I’nder Secretary for India, replying to a question in the House of Commons last night, said that negotiations re'pecting the{Rangoon Gazette.) - 1,064 words
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Article146 1893-03-23 3 Miss Bessie Doyli > engagement is onlv for two pieces on anv one evening. Last night’s four pieces taxed the lady very much, and it is to be hoped that the audience this evening will rest satisfied without calling on her for extra performances. A London correspondent146 words
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Advertisement861 1893-03-23 3 ESLEY’S THEORY OF EARTHQUAKES. The cause of earthquakes,” said John Wesley w sin." How he reasoned it out is not easy for the average sinner to see. The idea <>f such a tremendous physi.-al convulsion as an earthquake resulting from th violation of moral law is nonsense in the eyes861 words
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Advertisement982 1893-03-23 3 DANDO Co. TAILORS JLILTZD GENERAL OUTFITTERS. No. 1, Beach Street. Union Street, 201 PENANG. FORSALE. VIEWS of Penang, Singapore, Perak, mrAt- i rr Selangor and Sumatra. N U 1 I C E. No. U. King Singapore, and at the Resident Councillor’s MARINE INSURANCE. fr,ce Pe aDg fo a serv^ e982 words
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Advertisement1094 1893-03-23 4 iMuran» MOL ARTY COMPANY. THE LONDON ASSONANCE CORPORATION. MCLARTY, PENANG” CONSULTING ENGINEERS, NAVAL ARCHITECTS. No. 30, BEACH STREET Thue’s A. I. Code (1887.) SURVEYORS PENANG. THE undersigned having been appointed „A. B. C... 4TH EDITION w AND General Manager. Agents for the above Corporation are AND p M now prepared1,094 words
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Advertisement762 1893-03-23 4 Clarke’s Unrivalled Hair liye WARRANTED not to stain the Skin Prepared in two sepai-ate Uhi The effect will be instantaneous. H»j r retain its gloss for a long time, n? already been tested by many persons wiS great success. For changing Red or p Hair to beautiful shades of Black762 words
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