Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 31 January 1895

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    23 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DATLY, NEW SERIES.] ESTABLISHED 1833. [PRICE 20 CENTS. r OL. LUI. THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1805. No. 25
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    PERAK TURF CLUB.
    513 1 PROGRAMME OF SZFZRTHSTG- nSJLEETIITG-, 1895. To be held on February sth and 7th. FIRST DAY. First Race, 3 30 p.m. ALUE $lOO. For Roadster» duly qualified nn<ler Huie 30. Weight 11 st. Distance R.C. Entrance $5. Second Race, 4 p.m. A alue s2oo.—For all Ponies 13.2 and
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      609 1 flipping (Uottceg. Peninsular OrientaTsta Navigation Company. By HE mail steamers may be e *P*cted to arrive outwards, and have Penang homewards, on the following dates Outwards. Homewards. 2nd Feb. Row#* 7u M 16th 7t h Feb. 2nd Mar [{aitnr r u j- 1 /•-l-.;. 1«U. 7th M.„. Tn. aoove dates
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      1412 1 ipyit g BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY-(LTD.). 1 banks. Ocean Steam Ship Company. KON N NEmTAM i HOLT S WEEKLY LINE. Intended SaUlny and expected Arrival of Steamers. P4ID IP CIPITAI »10.000,000 1 TN I Reserve Fund s4’soo’ooo FOU Will sail St':amer From Expected on Reserve Liabil, $10,000,000. S Chief
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      214 1 NEOERLANDSt/IE HANDEI lAATSCHAPPU. (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, Pecalongan. Pasaroean, and Tjilatjap. London
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    62 2 Penang, 31st January, 1895. $35.60 A f Trang 25 buyers. Blac k Pepper West Coast... 8.*»0 sellers. Acl.een SH. ooz. 9, '•<>- While Pepper Clove. (|.u-k«l> Mace r»o. 1 2/ Mace Pickings m t 94. <io. (Basket *> <io Tapioca Flour it Rattans, Coat st Green Snail
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    EXCHANGE.
    122 2 Penang, 31st January, 1895. Rails close as follows: liondon, Demand Bank 1 1 Do. 4 months sight Bank III? Do. 3 Credit 2-, Do. 3 Document ary Calcutta, Demand Bank H* Ibsj Do. 30 «lays’sight Private 190, Bombay, Demand Bank I8.»j Do. 30 «lays’sight Private 190 Madras, Demand Bank
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    PENANG TURF CLUB.
    908 2 FEBRUARY MEETINGSTEWARDS. Judge.— Mr. .1. Y. Kennedy. Handicapper.— Mr. George Tait. Timekeeper.—Mr H. A W. Aylesbury. Clerk oj Course.— Mr. I*. D Stephens. Starter. Mr. J. J. Tait. Measurers. —Mr C. S. T» nneid. Mr 11. T. Haughton and Mr. J. McFarlane. Clerk of Scales— Mr. S.
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    MAIL NOTICE.
    83 2 Maus < iohf. To-MOKKOXV. t'er </». I'lliie. Lnngkat Quorra ...11 a.m. Rangoon I lulmthi ...11 A.M. Klang and Malacca Textouia noon De 1 Arogyee I P.M. Tiir. M. M mail st< arner .s’.«f//m/»>»» left Colombo fin* Singapore al II A.M on the 25th instant. 'l’iie: P. A O.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    40 2 From Sim.xi’oke: —By ibc Bl.s. s. Pentakola, s. s. Prins Aleman ter and s. s. C. Apcar to-morroxv. From Cali iri x :—By the s. s. Cheh/dra tomorroxv. From Colombo: —By the s s. I'indobona on Snturday.
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    SHIPPING.
    228 2 t iri »n!s. lot» xx. s. s. Arnqyee from Deli. s. s. Hetty from T Anson s. s. Quorra from Laiigkat. a. x. Artsadong from I’adaiig. B. I s. Cimorti from Singapore. s. s. Carmarthenshire from London. Yesterday. h. s Teolonia fin rn Malacca. s j..<dy Weld from p.
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    28 2 In itals. Yrstranxx. Stew :ii iud (’iiirh» <•» I’er s. Te’it niti from Klang. M«*'*rs. J Smith, T. \V M •mx.C R Cormac ami Petin r bridge.
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    WEATHER REPORT.
    71 2 Taken al I’risoii llospilal Of»*:* lalnr) 3 th J i\r tm. 1M95 Mtn. 3 x». 9r. a Bar r. d »2 I all 2 "-O 29.781 2 7 7 1 Wet Bulb Tto rmoni. t 72 77 76 Max. Temp in «hade <»| 5 Mm. do «Io 73
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    COMING EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
    181 2 Tm HMiIY. 31st Town Balul. Dal il Ki.im.' < >o 5 F M Mi- I'rottei's “At Hom»*” R. «ideticy. P. C. Tennis T»mi numeiit, 7, p xt. Fill I» X X I'l Flower Show. Toxx ii Hall, I p.xt to 7 PM and frotn BPM.to
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    SINGAPORE SHARE LIST.
    201 2 (Slrails l'i Uirs, 2'Jril JANUARY.) Jelebua ($5 p 4.) $+.75 •<»/<». Rauhs 13 Hlpd.) s+tri XI fullx paid <t«R sales. I’linjonis (s3] P’l SSJ buyers Pahang Corp. (XI p<l.) s3| mbs Maynard A Co. (s!<ki p.|.) $3O sellers. I’engerangs ($3O pd.) S7O s t'es Straits Insurance (*2O
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    REUTER’S TELEGRAM.
    110 2 LONDON, 3Oth January, 1895. The War. The Tinies’ Shanghai correspondent says the Chinese fleet at AV ei-hai-wei drove off the Japanese and repulsed the land attack from Ninghai. The Chinese peace envoys have arrived at Kobe. A Japanese despatch states that further advance of troops in Manchuria has
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    CHINA AND JAPAN.
    95 2 As will be seen by to-day’s Reuter, the Chinese have b*».*n able t»» give a lietter account »>f themselves at ei-hai-wei than in rdv engagement that has taken place hitherto. The Jaj»anese from their owu arvount have been l«*s.< successful in Manchuria than formerly. This is perhaps
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    LOCAL.
    521 2 It will be high water at th»* Jetty tomorrow at 4 51 a m. ami 5.18 p in. The Buhop ami Mrs. Host* go home by 4 i» r\ n •> Most of our sporting men who went to the Kinta races have returned. The new «iXE-cent stamps for
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    PENANG CRICKET CLUB.
    94 2 Tennis Tournament. Mixed Doubles. The following is the result of yesterday’s play:— Mrs. Adams and W. P. Jones -1-30), who have been extremely favoured by the handicappers, easily defeated Miss Jones and A. Durler —115) by 6-1, 6-1. Mrs. J. A. Brown and D. A. M. Brown
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    SINGAPORE NEWS.
    300 2 The annual Ball given under the auspices of the Marine Club took place in the Town Hall on Friday night. The Ball was a success. The Swimming Club held its inaugural race meeting at Tanjong Katong in front of the Club’s bungalow on Saturday. The list of events
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    SELANGOR NEWS.
    444 2 (Selangor Journal. 25th Jan.) Mr. G. W Wei.man arrived in Kuala Lumpur last Sunday evening. He proposes to make a short stay in this country, visiting P»>rak and p rhups Pahang l»efore returning to England in the spring. The work of building and furnishing the new Church of
    (Selangor Journal. 25th Jan.)  -  444 words
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    SPECIAL TELEGRAM.
    30 2 'F’koM OUI< < '<>H It ESI’ON DENTS TELUK ANSON. 31st January. The shipments to-day are To Penang, 448 pikuls of tin. Jl’ime from Teluk Ansou, 2 h. 55 min.
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    SUPREME COURT.
    436 2 The Statute of Limitation in regard to settled accounts. Sheena Saiboo vs. Pana Sittee Mahomed and others. In this small cause, which has been before the Court several times, a point of law arose at the last hearing which has ended it. The plaintiff claiming as equitable assignee
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    THE PAHANG GOLD-FIELD.
    79 2 In an interview with a corresqiendent vf th** S.laioj 'r Journ d, Mr. Bibby of K. expressed the opinion that, if the public wen* to start with small eomjxanies and a m*il»‘ra’e amount of capital, to insist < *n bona fide mining, and to see that none
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    GENERAL.
    353 2 Patient What do you think of a wanner climate for me. doctor “Mv dear sir. that is just what I am trying to save you from.” On the 17th instant, the official proclamation to H R. H. Chow Fa Mahavajiranudh, as Crown Prince of Siam, in succession the late
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      177 2 New advertisements. TO LET. << IfOUNT EDGECUMBE” Penang Hills, fully furnished. by month or term. Applv to 48 K A. P. HOGAN. WANTED. For the P. IV. D. Factory. Selangor. t FOREMAN CARPENTER’ with a 71 general knowledge of building c**nstruetion. One |»osscssiug a knowledge of machine-made joinery and value
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      180 2 PAINLESS DENTISTRY. I F TEUFERT, Dental Suxgeon, »1 Ea<t rn and Oriental H -t- l. Romn No. 12. Consultation fr<*c. Fees m<><l<*rat»'. Will stay a 'hurt time only. 4 GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK. [N accordance with the rules and regulations under th-* Savings Bank Ordinance, Depositors are request»*d to send in
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    HONGKONG NEWS.
    422 3 January 23. Locally, there has been a good deal of animation. No inconsiderable amount of surprise was experienced when the management of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation announced that thev proposed to pay a dividend of <£l.s per" share to place 3500,000 to credit of Reserve Fund’
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    THE CHINA-JAPAN WAR.
    662 3 (China Mail.) January 23. Feom Japanese sources no information is to hand regarding the movements of the troops in the north. From the .Chinese, we are informed that Tungehow, a fortified position on the Shantung Promontory opposite and to the south of Port Arthur, and about eighty
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    THE CHINESE MISSION TO JAPAN.
    888 3 A Bellicose Proclamation. It is a well-known fact, says a Shanghai contemporary in a recent issue, that Chang Ying-huan, ex-Minister to the L nited States, etc., Vice-President of the Board of Revenue and brevet President of a Board, has l>een appointed chief envov to negotiate
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    TELEGRAPHIC EXCHANGES.
    827 3 (Fm Rangoon). STRIKE OF TRAMCAR EMPLOYEES IN BROOKLYN Neu- York, January 21.—The Tramear employees of Brooklyn have gone on strike and assumed a threatening attitude towards any attempt being made to obtain fresh labour. Numerous riots have already occurred and the disturbances have reached such dimensions that the
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    ADVANCE MAIL NEWS.
    959 3 (Vid Rangoon). ANOTHER GALE IN ENGLAND. January 4. Full particulars of last week’s storm and losses had scarcely l>eeu received when an- other heavy gale out over the British coast. It began on Friday night, just a j week after the other, and the loss of life
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      1096 3 ITOTIOE. NO TICE is hereby given that a meeting of the Board of Licensing Justices will be held in the Court of Requests, at 2.30 p.m. on Friday, the Ist day of February, 4895, for the purpose of considering the undermentioned applications. H. T. HAUGHTON, Penang, 25th January, 1895. Chairman,
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