Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 6 February 1902
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section23 1902-02-06 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. NEW SERIES ESTABLISHED 1833. PRICE 20 CENTS VOL. LX. THURSDAY, 6th FEBRUARY, L 902. No. 2923 words
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Advertisement793 1902-02-06 1 pipping Peninsular Oriental Steam Navigation Company. PrjlHE mail steamers may 1_ be expected to arrive outwards, and leave Penang O homewards, on the following dates: Mail Service, Homewards. I'eb. 8 Coromandel connecting with Himalaya 22 Parramatta do China Mar. 8 Ballaarat do MrcmZia 22 Chilean do India \pril 5 Oriental793 words
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Advertisement2689 1902-02-06 1 I I GVH British India Steam Navigation Company, Limited. ilofiuS. I FOR W u l vz 1 Koninklijke Paketvaart Maat-schappij IyATAVIA palms and other Plants. A Neg.pat.rn Unesof Steamers.; NIppOR YiISSII KalSha. 15 s. E«r l A Si Intended Sailing and expected Arrival of Steamers. JAI AN MA,L STEAMSHIP Co..2,689 words
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Advertisement642 1902-02-06 1 Wanks. Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij. NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY Established 1824, Capital fl. 60,000,000 (abt. jeS,OOO,UtHJ Issued Capital fl. 45,000,000 (abt. £3,750,001 1 Reserve Fund fl. 3,261,000 (abt. Head Office in Amsterdam Head Agency in Batavia Branches: Singapore, Rangoon. Medan (Deli), Samaiang. Souralmva. I’adang. Chore bon, Tegai, Pecalongan. I’asoeroean, Tjilatpip" Gorontalo, Palembang,642 words
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Article104 1902-02-06 2 Thursday, 6th High-water 10-30 a.in. and 10-55 p in. Friday, 7tu Penang Volunteers go into Camp. P. &O. Outward Mail, expected to arrive, nt noon. Town Band, Esplanade, at 5-30 p.m. St. George’s Church, Choir Practice, at 015 p.m. High-water 11-20 a.m. and 11 41 p.m. Saturday. Bth104 words
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Article2388 1902-02-06 2 The Press Association gives some ligules of the Boer losses during 1901 which are significant. Th totals, which are arrived at by aggregating Lord Kitr’s fiCH, unohnt to 3,631 kille I and wounded and 1 1.689 prisoners and surrenders, in all 18,320. A y«ar ago Mr.2,388 words
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Article118 1902-02-06 2 The following are the train arrangements for Wednesday 12th and Friday 14 th February:—A special passenger train will leave Ipoh for Bitu Gajah at 8 p.m., returning from Batu Gajah for Ipoh at 1 a. m. on 13th and 15th. On Thursday 13th and Saturday 15th February, ordinary118 words
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Article96 1902-02-06 2 The following letter has lieen received by the Hon. .J. M. Vermont, c.m.0., from the Resident Councillor Sir, I am directed to inform the deputation that waited on the Governor on the 21st ultimo, to discuss the question of granting building sites on Penang Hill, of His96 words
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Article157 1902-02-06 2 73 th. Editor of the Dinany Gazette.”) Sir, With reference to the paragraph which appeared in your paper of yesterday's date, re tin- carriage and ’rikisha collision at Carnarvon Street, I shall thank you for a space in your valuable columns to elucidate a few points. One of157 words
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Article86 1902-02-06 2 The Singapore Municipality are extending the meter system in the town, and propose to gradually fit every service with a meter, on which they will charge qo hire, but exact a uniform rate of 20 cents per 1,090 gallons payable monthly, fbis is an excellent method on86 words
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Article144 1902-02-06 2 —I., if C. E.rpress. The enormous bill which the United Kingdom has already paid to sustain her prestige and her honour in South Africa will not, it is obvious, complete the disbursements necessary to bring the war to a conclusion. Taking the period from the commencement of—I., if C. E.rpress. - 144 words
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Article153 1902-02-06 2 The following information has been recently received from the Hqn- Dato J. Meldrmi), the Corresponding Agent of the Imperial Institute Until the projected railway is iqade through Johore and connected 'vith tlje railways of the Federated Malay States, aqd the liqe from Singapore (14 miles) is finished, no great153 words
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Article91 1902-02-06 2 (REUTERS) sth Febrwir, Defeat of New South Wales. Maclaren’s team won their against New South W a l es h innings and 128 runs. Militia Battalions. The King has accepted the of six Militia battalions to outside the United Kingdom The Dutch Communication. The newspapers approve of U r91 words
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Article69 1902-02-06 2 [From our own Correspondent.' Singapore, sth Febnarr. The ladies and children of v. Legations had an audience with Empress-Dowager on Saturday. In connection with the Ej< issued by the Empress-Dow allowing the marriage of Maneb» with Chinese, and recoiniueufr them to abstain from the pn> of footbinding, an69 words
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Article134 1902-02-06 2 .—Ha ng. ion Gazette. Only native miners were at work io j Tavoy and Mergui tin mines during 4 past years. The output was 2,07 s tr. valued at Rs. 128,009. It is to be how that this year the tin-producing incsin the province will show.—Ha ng. ion Gazette. - 134 words
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Article117 1902-02-06 2 The /’tmicrr says:—A short time a: noticed that a private Company had w started to run a motor car service m at Chota-Nagpur roads. Now we hear fi gentleman who, whilst on furlough, bus opportunity of seeing cars in Enropt a America, and has brought out to at117 words
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Article404 1902-02-06 2 How His “System” is Wokkiv; it Carlo. he loses £2,000. The hero of the hour here is Lori 11" He lias been here three days, ari created quite a sensation already system. He began on Monday by staking an® to the great surprise of those who tu's404 words
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Advertisement1189 1902-02-06 2 GEORGE TOWNW. CORNFIELDMOALISTEM OX 4 DRESSER for BYRAM ESTATE. DISPENSARY. 22 Beach Street JUST RECEIVED A AP sug°Aß ESTATES’ OFFICE, 106—9-2 5 Weld Quaff. Limited PENANG. a shipment of I g T T OUSES No. 5 and 9 Pangkor Road. Under the management of a AllSirHllcin J* Entry from Ist1,189 words
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Advertisement99 1902-02-06 2 CONTUIHUTIONS muet be nihtre.eeil to Thk Editor,” written on one tide of the paper only, and accompanied by the writer’» name and address, not necessarily for insertion, but as a guarantee of good faith. The Editor is not responsible for opinions expressed by his correspondents. nUSINESS Communications should be adO99 words
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Article1488 1902-02-06 3 w. J. p. Police Court Reminiscences. Pi iuiai’s some of the most interesting to which a Pressman is called in the 1,-se of his many duties in nearly every oartment of life are those which he gcn--I'lv attends daily, in the big provincial j es Iw. J. p. - 1,488 words
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Article244 1902-02-06 3 .—P. .1/. G. A Rainbow Fleet. hen the Channel Squadron' starts on its next cruise early this year, it will lo ik like a floating rainbow. Practically all the ships are to be painted different' colours, and such colours, too! The like were never before laid.—P. .1/. G. - 244 words
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Article481 1902-02-06 3 A L indon spirting correspondent writes “Do you ping-pong?” That seems to bo the question of the hour, and it was put ti me the other day by a county cricketer of international fame. Ping-pong is a funny eiip'iemlem for table-tennis, and is evidently a name481 words
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Article439 1902-02-06 3 /The Stage. Professor J. A. Fleming recently gave, at the Royal Institution, the fourth of his six lectures on Waves and Ripples,” the subject under consideration being “Sound and Music and Singing Flames.” Every vibrating b >dy, said the lecturer, had a n 111 r.i I/The Stage. / - 439 words
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Article1061 1902-02-06 3 Remarkable Adventures of a Young Englishman. Mr. Edward Dodson, the young explorer, who recently returned after a most interesting five months’ journey in the Great Desert in the forbidden hinterland of Tripoli, has been interviewed by Reuter’s representative. The whole of this country is rigorously closed to1,061 words
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Article1087 1902-02-06 3 (Lmidmi Timex.) It was evident when the trade of the last year of the old century was reviewed 12 months ago, that the climax in the cycle of prosperity had already been reached, and that the manufacturing industries of this country had started on the down grade.(Lmidmi Timex.) - 1,087 words
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Article114 1902-02-06 3 Penang, 6th February, 1902. Rates close as follows London, Demand Bank 1/10J Do. 4 month’s sight Bank 1/lOf’g Do. 3 Credits 1/10/j Do. 3 Documentary 1/104 Calcutta, Demand Bank Rs. 137 Do. 3 days' sight Private 139 Bombay, Domini Bank 137 Do. 3 days’ sight Private 189 Madras, Demand114 words
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Article202 1902-02-06 3 Orders by Captain A. R. Adams, Commandant. The Corps will proceed to the Camp at Ayer Etam on Friday, the 7th February, parading for the March in at 5-15 p.m. at the junction of Scotland and York roads. The Drum and Fife Band will be in attendDress. Marching202 words
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Article183 1902-02-06 3 The s. s. Canton (Captain Merican) brought 67deck passengers from Teluk Anson.yesterday. The s. s. Victoria (Captain! ’oleberg) brought 181 deck passengers from Singapore, yesterday. The s. s. Fitzpatrick (Captain Davey) arrived with a general cargo from Rangoon, yesterday. Tim S. s. Sumatra (Captain Block) brought 9 cabin183 words
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Article55 1902-02-06 3 Mails Close To morrow. For Per »tr. Time. Moulmein ..Hock Seng 11 a.m. Teluk .Anson ...Lady Weld 3 p.m. Rangoon Fitzpatrick 5 p.m. Saturday, Bth. Deli Sumatra ...11a.m. Deli Ho Kicci noon. Monday, ICfit. Port Swcttenham and Malacca Avaggce noon. Langkat Pangkalan Brandan Deli 1 p.m. Pangkor and55 words
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Article27 1902-02-06 3 From Steamer To Arrive. Liverpool Tyd'ui to-day» Singapore Carintha 7-2-02 Edie dc( arpentier 8-2-02 Colombo Melpomene 8-2-02 Pulo Wch Doth 10-2-02 Calcutta Lightning 10-2-0227 words
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Article94 1902-02-06 3 Arrivals. Yesterday s. s. JT’r/or/a from Singapore s. s. Fitzpatrick from Rangoon s. s. Store Lcok from Kedah 8. s. Sumatra from Deli s. s. Canton from Teluk Anson s. s. Sink from Tandjong Poera s. s. Avaggce from Malacca s. s. Thaipeng from Port Weld To-d \y. s.94 words
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Article187 1902-02-06 3 Penang, Gth February, 1902. Tin #64.70 buyers. Black I- .nnar < Wcst Co,lSt 31b 5 Z 2B Ulack Icppei Ac)1Bon 6 b no gales White Pepper 53.—buyers. Cloves (picked) 28. buyers. Mace No. 90. sellers. Mace Pickings 80.-sellers. Nutmegsilos 55.—buyers. No. 1 7.25 do. Sugar I„ 2187 words
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Advertisement214 1902-02-06 3 Souietliiiig That Will l>o You Goml. We know of no way in which we can be of more service to our readers than to tell them of something that will be of real good to theni. For this reason we want to acquaint them with what we consider one of214 words
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Advertisement162 1902-02-06 3 NOTICE. rilllE price of Calcutta Mutton has been -L reduced to 35 cents per lb. from to-morrow, 6th instant. MANASSEH Co. HAIR PRESERVED BEAUTIFIED. The only reliable preserver and restorer of the hair is Rowland's Macassar Oil, which closely resembles the oily matter nature provides for nourishing and stimulating its162 words
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Advertisement694 1902-02-06 3 MISQUITH Co. BRAHAId CP„ LIMITED, The Leading House in the East, for everything in the Musical Line, Wholesale Retail anj Manufacturing Just to Hand a New Sto:k of ARTHUR ALLISON Si CO.’S HANDS. PRICE $4OO CASH. Stearns’ Perfumes, NEW STOCK OF Songs, Piano Solos, Dance Music, Violin, Banjo, Stearns Perfumes,694 words
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Advertisement2552 1902-02-06 4 allan_4_irving. -7- TON 3 Chamberlain’s Pain Balm Engineers and General Contractors k I* FAS FOR relief AND cure OF W K —4O Weld Quay. Rheumatism, Sprained Ankle, Cuts, Sciatica. Town Stork -.—31 Beach Street w rg& ftft WERS AWARDED THE Lame Shoulder, Bruises, Neuralgia, Lame Back, Burns, Gout, Scalds, Pains2,552 words
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Advertisement160 1902-02-06 4 $2 1 Per Moruh the “Pinang ENLARGE} EDITION j Per Month (For Local SubscrihJ I DRINK MALACU IJ The best and purest, direct The Durian Tunggal E J TO BE OBTAINED at Messrs. PRITCHARD J SOLE AG EX is. w I c J A F i -ft w ft’ 4160 words
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