Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 14 March 1900
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section22 1900-03-14 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. NEW SERIES ESTABLISHED 1833. PRICE 20 CENTS. VOL. LVIIL WEDNESDAY. 14th MARCH, 1900. No. 6022 words
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Advertisement765 1900-03-14 1 Shipping Peninsular Oriental Stnam Navigation Company. f IT tIE m ill steamers may b. X 'A expected to arrive otifJ,}\ wards, and leave Penang B yf-iIA homewards, on the following dates Outwards. Homewards. March zz Coromandel March 24 Aprils Parramatta April 7 ndel -<9 Vassi/M H i:. irat May 3765 words
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Advertisement1689 1900-03-14 1 MHDnnr 1 i-rez'ur-n 1 1 nvn BRITISH IROIA STEAM NIVIEATIOU COMPANY. Limited. Shipping biolites. .iteuranrtJ’ottrcs. INUKDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. kohinklijke mkehasrt maatschappij. Mannheim insurance Co. as. I NEUPATU LINE OF STEAMERS. Nippon YUSOO Kaisha. MARiNE-ffiSfiRANCE. IT T.j rpHE undersigned have been appointed 111 friended Sailing and expected Arrival of Steamers. JAPAN MAIL1,689 words
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Advertisement631 1900-03-14 1 Hanks. Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij. NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY. Established 1824. Paid-up Capital f. 35,783,000 (abt. £3,000,000.) Reserve FuND...f. 2,773,000 (abt. 225,000.) Head Office in Amsterdam, Head Agency in Batavia. Branches: Singapore, Rangoon, Medan (Deli), Samarang, Sourabaya, Padan". Cheribon, Tegal, Pecalongan, Pasoeroean, Tjilatjap, Gorontalo, Palembang. Correspondents at Bombay, Colombo, Madras, Pondicherry, Calcutta,631 words
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Article336 1900-03-14 2 Bombay, i -th M»r< h. 6-7 pm British Advance Through the Free State Almost At Bloemfontein. Lieutenant-General French has occupied two hills, tnat command Bloemfontein. The Boers in Trepidation. Appeal to Germany. Yesternight, the Transvaal government appealed to the German government to mediate or intervene, but the latter336 words
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Article22 1900-03-14 2 Wilson.ln Edinburgh, on the 27th ultimo, the wife of Alan Wilson, c. e of a daughter. A. Fkiederichs. P. P C.22 words
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Article300 1900-03-14 2 ARE THE BOERS BRAVE The above question is one that has been asktd time after time by the public of one another and has, until lately, practically remained unanswered. More recent events and their present attitude have, however, shewn up the Boers in their true light, and nobody, not even300 words
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Article163 1900-03-14 2 Many months ago, the Colonial Government arranged to supply Penang with a telephone exchange, but down to the present moment there is no sign of the fulfilment of the undertaking. Penang would therefore ask whether, having driven off the enemy, in the xliape of the syndicate of163 words
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Article227 1900-03-14 2 The Chaplain in the Province sends us w hat he hopes will be regarded as an explanation of the notice issued in respe< tto the collection at St. Mark's Church, Butterworth, n< xt Sunday, and the quotation from Bishop Hoses letter certainly proves that the notice is227 words
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Article687 1900-03-14 2 Mr. R. G. Watson, Senior M jgi- rate in Perak, will commence his long leave on the 23rd instant. Mr Justice Harwood is not going to take his leave at present but will probably remain in harness for the next six weeks or so. Tim next mail687 words
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Article59 1900-03-14 2 It is noteworthy that the trade in Gei man salt w ith Bu> ma is 38 per cent, of the total imports. Other foreign countries supply 3 percent., and 59 percent, of import ed salt is furnished by Great Britain. 1 lie salt revenue of the year increased59 words
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Article89 1900-03-14 2 Mr Payne, the wing officer commanding the M S. Guides detachment in Pa hang, is pro ee ling home on short leave in a few day-, says the Perak Pioneer. Mr11. W 1) Alam, of th- same corps, now stationed in 1 aiping, is to succeed to89 words
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175 1900-03-14 2 The London public wi 1 be ab'e some lime tlii- month to travel in an electric train <>n the Underground Railway. At first the rle trie trains will run only from Eai l’s Court 10 High Street, Kensington. Ex petimenls I ave lieen cairied on175 words
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Article187 1900-03-14 2 IMPERIU M IN IMPERIO. (To the Editor rf the Pinang Gaeette”) Dear Sir, It i- suggeste 1 in Monday's issue of your pajier that, in giving notice that next Sunday’s collection at Butterworth would b- devoted to (lie Indian Famine Relief Fund, I male statements for which I had no187 words
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Article324 1900-03-14 2 THE MALAY S TATES RIFLES. hearty vole of thanks to lhe chair Perak Pioneer. As announce 1 in our la-t i~sue. another meeting in furtherance of the Volunteer m vement in the F. M. States, was held yesterday afternoon at the office of the Commandant, Malay States Gut es. Thehearty vole of thanks to lhe chairPerak Pioneer. - 324 words
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443 1900-03-14 2 Yesterday morning, Benjamin Martin was brought before Mr. Bryant for inquiry into a charge of forgery preferred against him. Mr. G. T. How, the Agent of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, said he bad received a letter in July last from Hongkong, warning him443 words
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Article19 1900-03-14 2 TEI.LK ANSO\ (J 4th .March) Tin Shipments The shipments to-dav It To Penang, 45& |> kuT Do. 4619 words
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Article41 1900-03-14 2 Thursday’s Paper-Cha Si! The Memliersof the P c -■j q will be at home” to u friend, ,7-' members of the Tmf Cui. aaafternoon, at the Ra C :r--finish of the Paper Chase haranged to take plat e.41 words
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Article36 1900-03-14 2 New Building Fund The following further sub- ri been received;— Jn t Amount aliealyai kr.oAie H. Richard Esq Swee Hock Co. 2 5 Bean Guan Cheng EChin Cheang Oswald Woodford E- to I4AI36 words
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Article79 1900-03-14 2 Yesterday, a lowkay, occupyh 224 Beach S reet, ie ri-i ;o t'..»' that 8912 ha 1 been o- ft by two coolie-, who ha house for seme time, but (h-a.'-J. probably with a view to 2 j( E I C. Vl.lntosh v. .1- g r their track79 words
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Article36 1900-03-14 2 According to the Fw British casualties dutin the w e J South African campaign u; ;j Febiuary were as follow Killed j Woun led -j* M'«.nK Ollier fatalities 1 J 0.31 j36 words
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Article93 1900-03-14 2 Prince Henry cf Prus-ia arrived Berlin and was cordially v.e. rente; Lv Kaiser. At ihe bar quet at tt.eCz in honour of the Prin e tue Kaiser -i speaking to his brother The enthu-iastic reception you E,. met wilb is an indubitable i dex-hnt-er'93 words
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114 1900-03-14 2 A few days ago, an altercation p’ace in Burn ah Rea l between Ic. Gregory aid lami.y K tl reof which was that the latter oat struck on the head by lhe former :v stick Owing to the cistuiba:.ce-1.; district, additional police 1 ave114 words
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Article220 1900-03-14 2 Hongkong Daily Press. On account cf the numerous robbers daily taking place in Cant H E L Hung-cbang has giver order- to t..e C.-. mandants of the different regi er.ts tok-j string pitr lin every -;re-: :t a is divi led into sever. be us, .-a .-cHongkong Daily Press. - 220 words
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178 1900-03-14 2 By To-morrow’s Mail. The following is lhe list of pa-.-e", by the outward bound German imp;:* mail steamer ll 'eirnar For Penang :Mr. F. A. I Dui.enM, Mr. Meckel, Mr. W. D Williams, Mr fill. A. van Prehn Wiesen, Mrs. K. H A van178 words
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Article119 1900-03-14 2 Wednesday. 14m Mrs. Birch’s At Home, at 5 P ,nl the Residency. P. C. C. Tennis Tournament. Esplana at 5 p.m. Tow n Band. Esplanade, at 5-30 P--- High-water at New Jetty. 8-20 p-» 1 8-45 a.lll. Thursday. 15TH Jewish Festival of Purim German mail119 words
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Advertisement2013 1900-03-14 2 Pritphard\ fo music ESVACH 11 ILL 11(11 U. Vv» Ot all tbc arts beneath tbc beaven X 1 IVVUW* Vfc V v w fnnnb Ot GOb baS 111 AI ED I CHINESE STOREKEEPER, and also Cbat man ba» touno, or aw mI f K A a C hin«e cierk.with previous2,013 words
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Article999 1900-03-14 3 ist—7th March. Great Rejoicings at Home. fin 1.1 is universal joy in London and ie provinces at the relief of Ladysmith. p u i ;<re decorated with Rags, and ilieie are cheering crowds in front of the Mansion House and elsewhere. Many are carrying small Union Jacks,999 words
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Article824 1900-03-14 3 Two royal salutes were fired this mornng (ist March) by the Nizam’s battery by order of H.s Highness one to commemorate the British victory at Paardeof Ladysmith 6 si nal,se ,he relief Sir George W hite, in a speech after the arrival of Lord Dundonald with his824 words
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Article317 1900-03-14 3 There have been many changes of late in the staffs of certain leading journals by reason of proprietors and editors and editors and contributors being at variance in regard to the policy of their treatment of origin and management of the Boer war. Seeing that the public317 words
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Article120 1900-03-14 3 Penang, 14TH March, 1900. Rates close as follows London. Demand Bank '/>>J Do. 4 months’sight Bank t/tifi Do. 3 Credits i/uji Do. 3 Docirnientarv 2/0 Calcutta. Demand Bank R 146 Do. 3 days’sight Private 1471 Bombay, Demand Bank 146 Do. 3 days' sight Private tp} Madras, Demand Bank 115)120 words
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Article116 1900-03-14 3 Orders by Captain A. R. Adams, Acting Commandant. Parades for This Week. Squad Drill every evening (except Wednesday and Saturday) al 5-15 p.m. Swoid exercise for Officers at 5-15 on Wednesday. Detail for the Week Orderly Officer, Lieut. F. O Hallifax. Orderly Sergt. A. Co., Corp). C.E Craig116 words
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Article213 1900-03-14 3 The s. s. Deli (Captain Playel) arrived from Langkat yesterday, with a general cargo and 18 deck-passengers. The s. s. Flying Fish (Captain Abdul) arrived yesterday from Port Weld, with a general cargo and 54 deck-passengers. The s. s. Pegu (Captain Jeremiah) arrive this mormng from Olehleh, with213 words
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Article63 1900-03-14 3 Mails ose To-morrow bur Per str. I uue. Deli Hebe ...to a m. Rangoon and Calcutta ...I'osna ...n a.m. Deli ...Ho Kuci 1 P.M. Klang and Fort Dickson ...Betsy 1 p.m. I’angkor and Teluk Arison ...Canton 2 p.m. Friday, i6th. Tongkah ...Petrel t 1 p.m. Madias via Negapatam63 words
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Article19 1900-03-14 3 t*rvm Sie inter in Arrive. Suez Malacca to-day. Calcutta Liyhtuinx 49-300 Singapore Maha Vujnunhis 19-3 0019 words
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Article96 1900-03-14 3 Arrivals To-day s. s. Pegu from Olehleh s. s I'asna from Rangoon s s. Bayern from Madras Y IST. Kl>i>. s. s. Jin Ho from Langkat s. s. Deli from Langkat s. s Ho Ktcn from Deli s. s. Plying Pish from Port Weld s. s. Plying Scud from96 words
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Article112 1900-03-14 3 Mar. 15 s. s. Hebe from Singapore, for Deli, W. Mansfield Co. 19 s. s. Kanagawa Maru from Singapore, for Marseilles. London and Antwerp, Boustc id Co. 24 s. s. Polyphemus from Liverpool, for, Singapore and Java, W. Mansfield Co. 25 s s. Suecia from Bremen, for Singapore,112 words
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Advertisement21 1900-03-14 3 notice. VTIEWS of Penang, Singapore, Perak, V Selangor, and Sumatra. VX enlaced, varrous sizes on bromide paper Photographer. K ing outei21 words
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Advertisement81 1900-03-14 3 SOFT, FAIR, DELICATE SKIN. A clear and healthy complexion produced by using Rowland's KxLYDOR.the most soothing healing, curative and refreshing preparation and w arranted harmless to the most delicate skin. It prevents and removes Freckles, Tan, Sunburn, Redness, Roughness, heals Cutaneous Eruptions, Irritation, Stings of Insects. Eczema. Burns, imparts a81 words
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Advertisement2103 1900-03-14 3 McAfeter Co. Sakloth Mill’d, notlce. I I hJ by the month. "VTOriCE is hereby given that a meeting of the Board of Licensing Justices will be held in Apply to the Court of Requests at 2 p.m. on Friday, the 16th March, 1900, for the purpose of 19 Bea.cn Street.2,103 words
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Article163 1900-03-14 4 I’i:- ang, 14TH March, toco. t 880 So (Tiang at> -7o f nT e. I West C-ms' no White I’eppei Cloves (picked) 3 L.elle.M ace N<>. 1 1,, M ice o Nutmeg do N A' do Sugar J 5 t)o U v b r 1.82* do Tapioca163 words
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Article264 1900-03-14 4 (x.'i.cfs ioth March. 1900 Kaubs (15'10 pd.) «59--.1 i Gold (jfIO paid) #lB. S. Raul s itioo pd t D2OO. Do ('5O pd.) SlOO.s<’ o'S. <lO pd.) #*3 S s. <§• sellers. 11, L-; ong (fl. 100) «225— a-ncs. ['unjoins 51 i -I.) 4b.75 t’.iuaiig Railing 3l(x.'i.cfs ioth March. 1900 - 264 words
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Advertisement621 1900-03-14 4 A Raiwty tor oil lrre»?u-artties. Fvp r«— in B*?r «>>!■!'?. Fentyroyal. ri C eh*, A-. Mi* Singapore Diopens: irf Co., Ltd., Raffias Place, Singapore. Prop. < r U-.kri- C-.-. 1 vXTHAMPTOV IMdAMI PENANG BAND. NOTICE is hereby given that from the date below the charges for the services of the621 words
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Advertisement2131 1900-03-14 4 X ZTZI OHMUnX. SEF.SINO b J e; A Are the salol of Company'.) xtract and li'oly to increase more a a a ilx. AA J A. than ever as cooks loarn that dainty :>ouri-=himr R-avlea .nd entrees can Pf/'ySwS'lii f sfsjXj,'i I® »T’ A. .v- *3 be Bo much more2,131 words
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Advertisement307 1900-03-14 4 w Per Month THE Piimg gazelle ENLARGED EDITION. Per Month (For Local Subscriber, $2. THE PINANG GAZETTE” ENLARGED DAILY EDITION TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION fIHE price of the Gaz:tte [f X free is as follows: To Government Offices and Merchants Cod in Penang.-. Per annum... »24 payable in adv anc By307 words
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