Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 16 January 1895
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section22 1895-01-16 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED D-A-IDTST. NEW SERIES.] ESTABLISHED 1833. \PR!CE 20 CENTS. VOL. LIII. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1895. No. 1322 words
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Advertisement569 1895-01-16 1 tapping (Hottcee, Peninsular Oriental steam Navigation Company. ma ’l steamers may ex P ec ted to arrive outwards, and leave Penang homewards, on the following dates Outward., Homewards. nn Pekin 2 Ravenna 3rd Feb. 1 au Rohilla 19th ti I The above dates are only approximate the arrivals and departures569 words
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Advertisement1531 1895-01-16 1 pipping (notices. BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY-(LTD.). banks. jT" Qi qi 7 KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Hongk ng 4 Shanghai Banking Ocean Steam Ship Company. NEGAPATAM LINE OF STEAMERS. Corporation. HOLT’S WEEKLY LINE. Intended Sailing and expected Arrival of Steamers. Paid-lp Capital $10,000,000. < Reserve Fund $-4,500,000 FOR Will sail Steamer1,531 words
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Advertisement470 1895-01-16 1 NEDERLANDSI'iE HANDEL HAATSCBAPPIJ» (Netherland Trading Society.) Established 1824. Paid-up Capital f 35,783,000. Reserve Funds f 2,086,155.60 J 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, Peealongan, Pasaroean, and Tjilatjap. London Bankers.—The470 words
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Article86 1895-01-16 2 Penang, 16th January, 1895. Ti,, 134. (Trang 925 sell era* Black Pepper West Coast... 8.50 do. Acheen -»11» B<>z. 9. do. While Pepper 12.40 do. Cloves (picked. -6. do. Mace No. I lo Mace Pickings 70. do. Nutmegs 92-jO do. 7.2«' do. Sugar < 2... 3.70 do.86 words
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Article128 1895-01-16 2 Penang, lorn January, 1895. Roll's CLOSE as EOI.I.oWs: fiondoii. Demand Bank 1 1 <!«»!. Do. 4 months" sight. Bank 1 Do. 3 Credit 201 Do. 3 Documentary 2 Calcutta, D'lnand Bunk Its IbB D<>. 3o <lays’sight. Private 192 Bombay, Deinnnd Bank 188 Do. HO tlays’sight Private 192 Madras, Demand128 words
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Article54 1895-01-16 2 Maus < iomk To-morrow. t‘»r mt. Tune. Deli limgyee IPM I'rang Artsatlong 1 p.m. Pniigkor mid T. Anson... Mary Austin .2pm. SingHpore 3 P.M. Europe Negiipatain... Secumlra 4 p.m. The mail for Penang er the French steamer Ernest Simons left. Siugap<>r«* by the B. I. s. s. Secuudra54 words
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Article34 1895-01-16 2 From Hamburg:—By the s. Hertha today. From Singapore:—By the B I.i. SeeunAra. and s. s. Ror»»*'dft to-m«»rrow. B. 1 s. s Palamcotta, s. s. M. Vajiritnhis ami s. Lightning on Friday.34 words
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Article211 1895-01-16 2 11 ri» nls. T«»-n s. m IFli from Klang s. m. II K"O'i from Deli. s a. Arlsmbmg from Tiattg. 8 s. It Halrtcyn from Adahan. >. s. Mary Austin from I'. Anson. B. I 8. 8. Puraea from Kangoon. Yesieuday. s. 8. Chan Tai frtun Asalian. 8. s211 words
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Article110 1895-01-16 2 A rrital. To-0* v. Per B. I. s. a. rttrnea, from Rangoon, Mr. J. Y. Kennedy. Passages hn«>keil for the Straits. Ileemler, 2Uth Per I’ A O a s I aletta from !m>ii«li»ii for >inga|»ore. Mr. Aslirlbv, Mias M. H. Re!l and Mr G M< Bain Jantiare. Ilh.-110 words
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Article69 1895-01-16 2 Taken at Prison Hospital nb.rj. Istii Jaxuaky. 1835. 9 ».v. 3 r.M. 9 p.m Bar. n-«l. 32 Fab 29 XS!> 836 878 Temperature 78— sg 5 78 Wet Bulb Therim.met er 74 76 75 Max. Temp in sha«b- S 9 5 Mm. do. d«> 72 Mux. in Sun.69 words
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Article108 1895-01-16 2 Wr.nNEaiiAy. lOill: I tovn Build. K-1 ilu Hi 5-3 ir. m Tiiuhmiay, 17th Homeward mail loses, ri<« Ncgapnlam. X’lnas Tree. Kaateni and Oi ieulal Hotel, 4-30 p.m. Town Bnml, Eastern mid Oriental Hotel, 4-30 r m. Fkihay. 1 Hrii Last Quarter, 50-5 a.m Municipal 'oinmi-sioiieis'108 words
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Article192 1895-01-16 2 (Straits Times, 11th January.) Jelebus ($5 |xl.) 34.75 s>iles. Rauhs 13 10 pd.) $4 75 sellns. jet fully paid s6| sales. Pun joins (33} pd.) $6 buyers. Pahang Corp. (£I p«l.) $34 sales. Maynard A Co. (§I<O jml.) $3O sellers. Pengerangs (350 jkl.) $7O Mtet. Straits Insurance192 words
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Article87 1895-01-16 2 LONDON, 15th January, 1895. France M. I’e rier conferre«l all <1 iy with various leaders and in a semi-official note in the evening announced his resignation, owing to the failure of the Kt*pnblican parties to pr«itect him in the attacks against the existing regime. Tito Time#' Paris cor87 words
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Article22 1895-01-16 2 BIRTH. Kennedy.- At 6, Gl*»ucester Place. Edinburgh. on the sth inst., the wife nf J. Y. Kennedy of a son.22 words
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Article528 1895-01-16 2 The meeting in the Town Hall in Singapore was in supjiort of Mr. Shelford and others. As one of the others is already on his way to England, and the other one did not sjieak, it miy lie c«»n<-lud«*d that Mr. Shelford’s speech expressed the views of528 words
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Article485 1895-01-16 2 It will be high water at the Jettv tomorrow at 3.58 a. m. and 4.25 p. m. The Maven Burlesque C«nnpanv, expected to arrive this morning from’ Raugoon ]ier the s.s. Purnea, has not turned up. Mr. J. Y. Kennedy, President of the Municipality, arrived this morning from London485 words
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Article588 1895-01-16 2 A case of theft came before the second Magistrate on Saturday last. In this raxe The Frye Hirer I>o« k had the mi»fortune to lose one bronze block (oblong shajx*) and some brass materials. All the articles wen* valued at $25. It appears that several l>l«x-ks of588 words
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Article46 1895-01-16 2 [FhoM OUR CoUKFSI’ONDKXTjj TELUK ANSON. 16th January. The shipments to-day are— To Penang, 952 piknls of tin. [Time from Teluk Anson, 30 min KLANG. 16th January. The shipments yesterday were To Penang 546 pikuls of tin To Singapore 564 [Time from Klang, 45 min.l46 words
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311 1895-01-16 2 The Church of S. Mark the EvangeU the building of which was completed ln March of last year, was yesterday consecrated by the Lord Bishop of Singapore and Sar‘ wak. The Eileen, kindly lent for th occasion by the Manager of the PryeDnt Comj>anv, conveyed the311 words
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Article539 1895-01-16 2 (From our own Correspondent.) 12th January The following is a copy of the Petition which was delivered on Thursday last To J. P. Rodgee. Esq., Arfing British Resident, Sdanytr. The humble Petition of the undersigned Traders and Towkays Labor of Kuala Lumpur. Most Respectfully Sheweth,—Thar your petitioners lx*g539 words
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Advertisement384 1895-01-16 2 pritchard Co. have just received a large supply of RACING SILKS in all colors WHITE RACING CASHMERE for breeches. WHITE RACING STOCKINGNETT E for breeches. RACING SADDLES. RACING BRIDLES. WEIGHT CLOTHS. RACING WHIPS. Cobbett’s, Duke’s, Ayre s and Bryan's Cricket Bats. Match Cricket Balls. Leg Guards, Stumps, Gloves, etc. CHAMPION384 words
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Advertisement319 1895-01-16 2 NILW ADVEHTISEMENIS. WANTED. 4 CORRESPONDENT to r.jH.rt th<* 21 Taiping Races for the "Pinang < jrazette.” FOR SALE. Hammerless double express nti»* with loading implements. etc., complete in ease; also hammerless d. b. 12 bore shot gun, implements, Ac., in case. Apply 30 H co Pina ng Gazette. NUIIC L319 words
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Article2362 1895-01-16 3 By Geo. Handasyde Dick, Glasgow. A newly published pamphlet under this title is now before the world. It will probably be more useful at home than here, and will be a great weapon at the next general election in England, which is supposed to be not tar2,362 words
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Article216 1895-01-16 3 The increasingly dubious position of the Rosebery Administration has stimulated curiosity and speculation at home regarding the character and composition of the next Ministry. On all hands it is agreed that it will be made up from both wings of the Unionist Confederacy, and it is said216 words
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264 1895-01-16 3 The London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian has heard important news regarding the understanding between Great Britain and Russia as to joint action with regard to China. “I am told.” he says. that one of the items of the arrangement in question is that264 words
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Article561 1895-01-16 3 K ELEASING DY N AMITA RDS. The Liverpool Post hears that an arrangement has been come to between the Redmonilites mid Government regarding certain dynainitards to Im* released. Sir William Harcourt disapproves of the arrangement. MANCHESTER r. BOMBAY. The Manchester people mean to agitate for the imposition561 words
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Article667 1895-01-16 3 Within the last year or two there has l>een a change in the practise of hearing Interpleaders which can hardly be said to lx? an advisable one, and to which the sooner the attention of Legislative Council is drawn the better. Formerly Interpleaders were set down at once for667 words
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Article144 1895-01-16 3 A Dramatic Scene. Paris, January 5. The degradation of Captain Dreyfus for treason was carried out this morning and lad to a dramatic scene. The prisoner was led into the courtyard of the Ecole Militaire and in the presence of five thousand troops of the Paris garrison144 words
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Advertisement314 1895-01-16 3 FOUNTAINS IN PLAY. Who tloesn’t enjoy looking at a fountain in play The bright water leaps into the air as though it were* living, conscious thing. Then at the summit of its arch it is shattered into spray by the wind, or wafted to and fro like the skirts of314 words
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Advertisement764 1895-01-16 3 throwing up a sour, frothy fluid. I took different kinds of medicine, but none of them gave me relief, and I got weaker and weaker. In March, 1884, I became so bad that I «called a d«x:tor, who attended me off and on for twelve ukonths. He gave me medicines764 words
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Advertisement575 1895-01-16 3 NOTICE. I HEREBY give notice that by mutual consent I have this day dissolved partnership with Mr. On Eng Thoe in the firm styled Ghee Choon A C 0.,” No. 131, Beach Street, and that I shall not lx? responsible for any debts due by or to the said firm.575 words
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Advertisement2083 1895-01-16 4 •notice. THE LATEST INVENTION WF9 I N f r i“. Mln'Xer 6 1 Skull’s Okonite Trusses for Hernia (Rupture). frill JL Q A trial order is solicited. (Esveciallii for Travellers, Colonists, and Residents in Tropical Climates). ’W AS GOOD AS ENGLISH MADE. 1 r J J w fKS° Charges Jfoderafe.2,083 words
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Advertisement485 1895-01-16 4 Jngurance (Roficeg. THE LONDON ASSURANCE J’HE undersigned having been j 1 Agents for the above CorporHt[? Dted I now prepared to accept MARlXp n,,re FIRE risks at current rates. J an, l h a llifax aPenang, Ist September, 1891. The Marine Insurance Company^ 7 Limited. rnHE above Company is prepared485 words
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