Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 11 April 1901

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    22 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. NEW SFRIFS ESTABLISHED 1833. PKICE 20 CENTS. VOL. LIX. THURSDAY, Uth APRIL, 1901. No 80
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      729 1 J-lotircs. Steam Navigation Company. riIHE mail steamers may bi PX expected to arrive outjp wards, and leave Penang homewards, on the following O dates:— Homeward*. OU a A pril 18 Chusan April 2° M a y 2 JSebrrto» May 4 yinqal ]6 Coromandel 18 fljliaarat j 0 Parramatta June 1
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      1721 1 NORHHF I ITQPUC QI I ovn BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAViGhJOJ COMPANY. Limited. ilorirrs notice. NUnUULU I OUMLK LLOYD. KONiNKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ DE nnVT& Co.. s neumtam steaiiers. Nippon Yusen Kaisha. < Intended Sailing and expected Arrival Oj Steamers. I JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. Pommery and Grenos Champagnes, XT'-- 9
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      652 1 IBanhs. Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij. NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY. Establisbbd 1824. Paid-up Capital!. 35,783,000 (abt. £3,000,000 Reserve Fund...L 2,958.000 (abt. 246,5 *1 Head Office in Amsterdam Head Agency in Batavia, Branches: Singapore, Rangoon, Medan, (Deli), Samarang, Sourabaya, Padang, Cherebon.Tegal, Pecalongan, Pasoeroean, Tjilatjap, Goiontalo, Pakmbang. Correspondents at Bombay, Colombo, Madras, Pond cherry, Calcutta,
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    THE WEEK.
    127 2 Thursday, uth Penang Volunteers Parade at junction of Western and Macalister R >ads, at 9 p.m sharp. High-water 6-20 a.m. and 6 45 p.m. Fkiuav 12TH Municipal Commissioners’ Ordinary Meeting, at 3 p.m. Auction sale of 448 baskets of sugar, No. 5 Weld Quay, at 1 i-.o a
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    Thursday, 11th April, 1901.
    1900 2 Two interesting reports appear in a supplement to the Gvvgrntncnt Gazette of last Thursday. Th se refer to the Botanic Gardens, Singapore, and the Botanic Gardens, Penang, and contain the records of the working of the past year. Both reports devote some space to the discussion
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    LOCAL AND GENERAL.
    941 2 H. E. Sir Frank Swettenham has returned to Singapore. The Svltan of Perak and the Rajab Muda have arrived at S'ngapore. Five trained nurses are on their way out front Home for service in the Fedetated Malay Stales. To morrow, the M. S. Guides detach ment will
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    St George's Church.
    31 2 Jubilee Memorial Fund. I am pleased to a- k lowle.ige tiie receipt of the following donation to the above fund: Capt. Matthews $2O. A. Il Neubronner, Honorary Secretary.
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    The Penang Chinese Recreation Club at Singapore.
    117 2 The Tennis Matches. Messrs Chia Keng Chin and Soh Peng Lim played in the Doub es for Singapoie. and Penang wete represented by Messrs. Koh Lip Che gan I Lim Chee Sting. A very good game resulted in a winfor Penang, the score-
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    The Railway Porter.
    304 2 (To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette Sir, 1 beg to apo'ogise for troubling you with a few lines anent Railway coolies. It may be news to your readers to know that the coolies now employed by the Perak Government Railway at Port Weld have to be
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    127 2 RUSSIA AND emu S further exp l The Russian semi. ofs ment w,th respect t”® I 11 pursued tn Chin, K Kaiser’s statement th, suggested the apnn ,he k Count von Waldersfe'?"’"’ 1 Russia immediately i’ nf Ut 1 fa< Cabinets that Russia’ not imply any in tent
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    SPECIAL TELEGRAM.
    15 2 IE! UK 4 V.SOV. (10th April) The shipments to-day are—lo Penang, 269 pikulsoffc
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    German Homeward-Bound Mail.
    56 2 The German homeward.bound iir.n. mail steamer S (Captain qZ arnved here fom sitigay re and East at 1 30 p.m. yester fay. Jjhe caira 44 sa oon passe g t and of these Ite f Win g wre a angt-Me-srs. F O Ha I Lx, and Alex.
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    Municipal Meeting.
    59 2 The folo.ving ate the agen a f 3 Municipal Meeimy to motrow 1 Minutes of last meeting to be rtx ai d confirmed. 2 Any special business the P iei; s may bring forward. 3 Quesdons 4 borne bills to be pissed 5 Applications for appointmentofciej Secretaiy’s cffice.
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    Queen Wilhelmina's Husband to Visit the Far East.
    157 2 He will start in June. It seems that t e Queen of Ho adi about to ose her hu>band for a shell?. Prince Henry has coi seated to v 3 Dutch colonial po-ses-t n-, in t:,e FrEst, where the Achinese, after spora'i
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    Para Rubber.
    231 2 The Director if G-r iens, Singaptn, has the fo owi g on Para Rubber raa annual report The demand for see l shewed ro sisal of diminisln g. During the year 145.» seecs and 6.4 O plants weie hi-tiatrtiM to- ow :6 000 plai ts and 4 ',75°
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    Pulo Way.
    264 2 Pulo Way continues to be‘‘bwm'-’ This time it is the Netherlands M Society that is moving. One < 1 lls ors, Byvanck by name, has late y that island, in company with the ljJ .‘7 of Acheen, Sabang Bay was -P ec inspected. The visit is expected ic
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      2116 2 j A JZ p J To Let with Immed ate Entry. jfitfo AtttWtisrmrntS. 1)111 TH ho Hfl jfr I’ A JShHtZ jOrOS# J—<lC*t TTIHE BUNGALOWS at the junction of r I’ l 1.1 I lid 1 11 a I 111. I Burmah and Tanjnng Tokong Roads, WANTED I J XUvULIrVI
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      141 2 4LL Contributions intended for publication should be written on one side of the paper only, should be addressed to The Editor/* and must be accompanied by the writers nr me and address, not necessarily for insertion, but as a guarantee of good faith. The Editor doe» not undertake either to
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    Indian Labour for the Federated Malay States.
    1334 3 (Madras Times) T Hil labour question is one of thediffi. l ue s in the way of planters and others Cl are desirous of developing the resources f the Federated Malay States. Tamil I hour is to be had in those parts, to
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    Victoria as Empire Builder.
    1479 3 One of the most eloquent tributes ever penned to the worth of the Great White Queen is contributed by Mr. C. de Thierry, a resident of Australia, to the March number of the United Service Magazine. The writer considers that every side of the late monarch’s
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    Murder of a European Child at Calcutta.
    119 3 A most painful sensation was caused in Calcutta by the news of a peculiarly atrocious crime at the ie-iden<e of Mi. <l. I". Ross, of the South British Insurance Co. It appeals that a man or men got into the house at ight,
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    Compulsory Military Service.
    123 3 A c iRKESPONDENT of the Leeds Mercury, who is u-ually well informed, wiites: Before Mr. Bro link introduced bis proposals of Atmy leform the question of some form of compulsion to mililaiy service was, I am credibly assured, considered by the Cabinet, and found the great na
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    A Patriotic Chinese Girl.
    379 3 At the mass meeting held by the Chinese gentry, literati an I people at Chang Su ho’s G rrden the day before yesterday, says the .V. C D. Neus of the 26th u'to, Miss iisueh, a patriotic young lady 16 years old, whose father is a
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    Reclaiming West Africa.
    358 3 Mr Chamberlain on His Great Task Mr Chamberlain is sanguine about the r clama ion of out West African colonies, the white man’s grave.” What has been done in Hongkong and Calcutta, he told a deputation the other day, ought to be done and must be done
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    EXCHANGE.
    114 3 Penang. riTH April 1901. Ratef CLOSE as foli ow* London, Demand Bank l/l*A Do. 4 months’s ght Bank l/u]» Do. 3 Ore I its i/n’i Do. 3 Docrmieiitary z/t J Calcutta, Demand Bank Rs 1 Do. 3 days'sight Privet r4S Bombay. Demand Bank 146 Do. 3 days' sight Private
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    PENANG VOLUNTEERS.
    93 3 Orders t>y Captain A. R. Adams, Commandant. Parades for This Week. Reciuits diill on Friday evening at 515 P- m Lecture on Outpost duty on Wednesday at 5 15 p.m. The Corps will parade at the junction of Western and Maialister Roads (near Golf Club) for the purpose
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    STEAMER REPORTS.
    110 3 The s. s. Pegu (Captain Cook) brought 64 deck pa-seugers from Oletilih, this morning. The s. s. Qucrra (Captain Russell) arrive I with 9 cabin passengers from Langkat, yesteiday. The s. s. Thaiping (Captain Mack'e) arrived from Port Weld yesterday, bring ing 85 deck passengers. The s. s.
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    THE MAILS.
    55 3 MctLsCL s: To-morrow. For Per str 1 ime. Tongkah ...liJar 1 p.mKlang Malacca ...Langkat 1 p.m Rangoon ...I utsals 3 p.mI'eluk Anson and fort Dickson ...Lady Weld 3 p.m Saturday, 13TH. Deli ...Avajyee 1 p.m. Klang ...M’ <ry Austin 1 p.m. Deli ...Hebe 2 p.m. Edie, T. Setnawe,
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    21 3 From Steamer do Arrive. Singapore Melponune 12-4-0 Negapatani Zamama 1.-401 Calcu-ta Kum Sang 13-4 or Singapore Stentor ly-i-oe
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    SHIPPING.
    155 3 To-day. s. s. Zaida from '■ingapore s s. I egu from Olehleh Yesterday. s. s Stuttgart from '-ingapore s s. Quorra from Langkat s s myA-.tfiom Malacca s. s. I'idar from Tongkah s. s. 1 hoping frem Bo t Weld s. s. Chan l ai from Kedah I tit
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    SHIPPING EXPECTED.
    171 3 April. 14 German Steamer s. s. Segovia from Hambu g for Singapore China and Japan, Behn, Meyer Co; t 5 Extra P fit O. Bombay from Singapore. for Colombo. Marseilles. Lon on and Antwerp, Gilfillan Wood A Co 15 s. s. Tawiia Maru from Singapore, for Marseilles, London
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    190 3 Phnang, iith April, tgot. Tin »6650 (Trang 274° Black Pepper West Coast no sales. I, Acheen lb 6 no s des. White Pepper 4°- 2 5 Cloves (picked) 28. Mace N 1 82. do. Mace Pickings 69 do. Nutm gs iior 50 do. (No. 1 775 do
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      47 3 A Commercial ChristeningThe well known Liebig Company's Extract now bears in addition to the blue signature J. v. Liebig a new name made from the Liebig's Extra't f Meat Co’s initials—Lemco. Such a simple device to prevent mistakes we wonder was not thought of before. No. 3
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      162 3 New name for Liebig Company's Extract We notice that Liebig’s Extract of Meat Company have decided to put another distinguishing mark upon their Extract, in addition to the well-known blue signature I- v. Liebig. On and after the Ist of January, 1900, all their jars will have an additional label
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      433 3 Bi ef is the most nutritious of all animal food. It take- 40 lb-, of the best beef to make Ilb of Liebig Compny's Extract, i.e. he kind signed J. v. Liebig on blue and now ailed Lemco 2 NOTICE. 'V r ')ri<'E i- t-v civ n that I have
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      218 3 Municipal Notice. is hereby given that on and after Sun lay the 24th instant the supply of water from the Waterfall will be cut off every «lay from 6 p.m. to 6 a in. and 10 a.in. to 2 p m. until further notice. (By order) L A. COL'TIER BIGGS,
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      432 3 McAlister co. CYCLES CYCLES THE VICTORIA GENTS CYCLE. A High class mount at a low figure. Fittel with detacliable brakework and mud-guards, Dunlop Multiplex lyres, also with Special Victoria Case, Lamp, Bel), &c., &c. $l5OOO As above and specially fitted with Fres Tree Wheel 5175.00 We can specially recommend the
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