Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 3 April 1902

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    21 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. NEW SERIES ESTABLISHED PRICE 20 CENTS VOL. LX. THURSDAY, 3rd APRIL, 1902. No, 74
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      733 1 pipping flctitcs. peninsular 4 Oriental Sham Navigation Company. P& fIIUK mail steamers may be expected to arrive outwards, and leave Penang homewards, on the following dates: Mail Service, Homewards. ,1 through to London April with Amdralra "-n BalZ'n't do Himalaya aoe U Sumatra through to London. J QIIC Outwards. 3
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      636 1 IB an Its. Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij. NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY Established 1824] Capital fl. 60,000,000(abt. £5,000,000 Issued Capital fl. 45,000,i)00 (abt. £3,750,00f' Reserve Fund fl. 3,261,000 (abt. 272,00 Head Office in Amsterdam Head Agency in Batavia BRan c h e s Singapore, Rangoon, Medan (Deli), Samarang, Sourabaya, Padang, (’here bon, Tegal,
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    THE WEEK.
    123 2 Thursday, 3rd High-wator 8-50 a.m. and 9-15 p.m. Friday, 4tu I’. A O. Outward Mail expected to arrive at 7 a.m. High-wator 9 40 a.m. and 10 0> p.m. Saturday. 51H I*. <). Homeward Mail, expected to leave. Town Band, Golf Club, at 5 30 p.m. High-water 10
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    Marriage.
    36 2 Vai.py M< Intyre.—On the 31st ultimo, at St. George's Church, Penang, A. C. Vai.vy, son of Rev. .1. C. \V. Vai.py, Rector of Staple, Kent, England, to Anna, daughter of C. A. Mclntyre of Penang.
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    Thursday, 3rd April, 1902.
    1295 2 To all in the Straits who had the honour of knowing personally the late Sir Andrew Clarke, the news of his death, which reached us by Renter's telegram yesterday, will be received with deep sorrow: Going in and out among us, as he was wont when
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    A Repudiation.
    140 2 < lo the Editor of the I’in tny IJazette./ Deaii Sir, A few days ago I notice 1 in your paper a paragraph translat 1 from one of the Java newspapers, in which certain remarks were made about the 1> s of the s.s. Ilr-an-dan in the Riouw
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    "Incog's" Notes.
    176 2 'To the Editor of tor I’in tny tiaZ'tt y Sin.— Would you mind asking “Incog" to amuse his nih rs ot’, ■.;<.■ than by hold.ng up to ridicule any relig ous cree I or religious ceremony One of his notes published in yesterday's issue is needlessly offensive to
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    Cricket and Football.
    337 2 The Uriah I'iomrr commenting on the recent cricket and football matches between Penang an 1 Perak says:—lt was a downright out and out thrashing, of which Perak ought to be heartily ashamed, for a long dayWe almost had a mind to enclose these remarks within black edged
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    Coco-nuts.
    194 2 In his annual report on the Botanic Garden, Penang, Mr. Curtis writes:— The cultivation of Coco-nuts is one of the most important and profitable industries in this part of the world, and one in which perhaps a greater number of individuals are interested than in any other. A few
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    Rabies.
    591 2 As it is evident from the report we published a day or two ago that Rabies has again found a resting place near us, the following facts taken from a letter in the I'eterinary Record may prove useful Nocard and Leclainche on p. 770 of the first edition (1896)
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    Coronation Naval Review.
    96 2 The programme of tho naval review which takes places on the occasion of the Coronation i- now practically completed. Admiral Sir Charles Hotham will comman 1. and the Prince of Wales will hoist his flag on the new battleship Rondon. Efforts are being made to complete the
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    Empire Trade Bureau.
    399 2 Practical Scheme for the Imperial Institute. The Imperial Institute is to be transform 1 to t le Board of Trade, by which it will be conducted as a Commercial Intelligence Departm >nt, without losing its character as a res irt of the public interested in the resources
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    TELEGRAMS.
    114 2 (BEUTEKS) Reinforcements for “s Africa. One thousand rei„ (< TOm the Guards in South Xf r i c r sisting of 500 Grenadiers 250 Pi.’ streams, and 250 Scots’ win liark in the middle of April. Details of various regii nent Aldershot amounting to 2 00a i been ordered
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    The Waterfall Garden, Penang.
    893 2 Mr. Curtis, Assistant of Gardens, Penang, write, in his annml report:— The maiutenam-- of th- Waterfall Garden in an efi tion rxicupies the gn it< p >rti nof tl of the officer in charg e m this Settlement, but although the Forests are now, ami have
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      1352 2 Qmtthatd GEORGE town GRAHAM COW W ■mf LIMITED, fTIHE usual monthly sale of Pawnbrokers’ nIO |m AII W I Forfeited Pledges for sums exceeding E II a $lO will be held at No. 56 Beach Street, a Wholesale Retail and Manufacturing punctually at 11 o’clock a.in., on Friday 0 <3
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    The Chinese Pavilion Question.
    1420 3 r Editor of the Piuany Gazette.") S 'n7errin‘>- to Mr. Adams’s diatribe against Chinese community yon will not, I (rriidue me a little space in which to ’T > one or two points at issue. Vr Vhms challenges us to capitalise i Government and the value
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    News Ahead of the Mail.
    690 3 Frauds on the Bank of England. The police have cleverly arrested a gang of five men for circulating forged £5 B ink of England notes in London. They have also succeeded in seizing 290 counterfeit notes. British Cables. The Russians allege that British cables have
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    A Surveyor's Adventure.
    297 3 There have been lots of stories connected with the Mi-Oya Kraal of 1992, says the t'ei/lon lii'lepenileiit, but this is authentic. An officer of the Surveyor-General’s Department ivas in the neighbourhood of tbe Kraal two days after the escape of the elephants from the stockade. About a
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    War Items.
    827 3 THE METHUEN DISASTER. References in Parliament. The news of Lord Methuen's capture was the subject of special reference in both Houses of Parliament on 10th March. In the House of Lords, Earl Roberts, the Commander-in-Chief, referred in terms of warm appreciation to Lord Methuen's war services in South
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    SHARE LIST.
    190 3 Stocks. Quotation. Berimwiili Gohl Mine Co. 53.50 Clienduriang Hydraulic Tin Mining Co., Ltd. #4O. seller» Fraser and Neave, Ltd. 591.— sales Do. 6 Debs. par George Town Dispensary #25. Howarth Erskine, Ltd. 1138.— talee Jelebu Mining and Trading Co., Ltd. 53.25 sales Karangan Tin Mining Co. 120.— sales
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    Imperial Defence Scheme.
    147 3 Mr. Brodrick’s reference in a recent speech in the Commons to a conference, during the Coronation season, with the Colonial Premiers on the subject of making the whole forces of the Empire available when the Empire is threatened, is believed to foreshadow, states the Portsmouth Erenimj News,
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    The 'Varsity Boat Race
    160 3 The Pioneers correspondent, cabling from London on the 22nd, says the Cantabs’ victory in the iioit race was the easiest imaginable and more than justified expert opinions on the marits of the crews. The weather was shoivery with a south-west breeze. Cambridge winning the toss, chose
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    Maxim on Marconi
    590 3 Sir Hiram and Wireless Telegraphy Difficulties. Sir Hiram S. Maxim is one of those who do not believe that the cable companies will be materially affected by the success of Mr. Marconi's wireless telegraphy. He likens the system to the setting up of ripples on a placid
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    192 3 Tknang, 3rd Aran., 1902. Tin 175.05 sales Black I’epper f V al Co k i!ll, o/ 23 1 r t Aclieen 61b no sales. White Pepper 52|. sellers. Cloves (picked) 28. buyers. Mace No. 92. sellers. Mace Pickings 82. sellers. Nutinegsllo« 54.— ***** m. No. 1 7.25
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    EXCHANGE.
    116 3 Penang, 3rd April, 1902. Kates close as follows London, Deinind Bank Do. 4 months’sight Bank l/9f 80. 3 Credits 1/9} Do. 3 Documentary 1/9 [J Calcutta, Demand Bank Rs. 138. J Do. 3 days’ sight Private 135 V Bombay, Demand Bank 133 J Do. 3 days* sight Private 135}
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    PENANG VOLUNTEERS.
    109 3 Orders by Captain A. R. Adams, Commandant. 1. The Penang Contingent having been raised from 19 to 12, Privates T. A. Weniyss and West have been selected to make up the number. Reserves as before less these two. 2. Each member of the Corps selected must attend without
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    STEAMER REPORTS.
    116 3 The s. s. (rlenyyl- (Dargrei arrived with a general cargo from London, this morning. Thk s. s. Petrel (Captain Higgle) brought 20 deck-passengers from Tongkah, yesterday. The 8. s. Kuni Sung (Captain Buller) brought 33 deck-passengers from Calcutta, this morning. The s. a. Quorra (Captain Russell) brought 33
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    THE MAILS.
    65 3 Mails Close To Morrow Por Per str. Tun*. Tongkah ..Petrel 1 p.m. Port Swett mh-uu Hetiy 1 p.m. Teluk Anson ...Laly Wild 3 p.m. Saturday, sth. Langkat and Pangkalan Brandan ..Dili 1 p.m. Deli ...Sumatra 1 p.m. Deli ...Ho Kiv i 1 p.m. Singapore. Hongkong, Swatow and Amoy.
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    MAILS to ARRIVE
    16 3 Prom Sfe.anvr To Arrive. Singapore Sni Sang 4-4-02 Rangoon S any L*ong 5-4-02
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    SHIPPING.
    169 3 Arrivals. s. 8. (rlenyyle from London s. s. Lady Weld frjin Teluk Anson s. s. Kum Sang from Calcutta a. s. Hong B >■ from Singapore s. s. Latvada from Singapore Yksterdiy s. 8. Plying Dragon from Port Weld s. h. Un Peng from Pagoerawan s. s. Since Leak
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    Shipping Expected.
    145 3 Th"- information under thii healing it >moplied by (he Agents of the various Steamsh p lines, and the dates are approxim ite only. Aprl. 3 Austrian s. s. Austrian from Trieste, for Singapore, China and Japan, S Kustermann Ac Co. 4 Outward P. &O. R. M. Steamer Coromandel
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      96 3 During the past 36 years 509,000 tons of coal have been burnt in manufacturing Leinco to fill the little earthware pots known everywhere. Lemco is the genuine Liebig Company’s Extract. 4 Mothers' milk, when poor, will disorder the health of the child and will cause emaciations. STEARNS’ WINE makes the
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      767 3 for sale, notice. A T Fl A HORSE, bay gelding, strong and quiet. 'J\/FR- J- A. W. COENEN is authorised to JjluiUjld 1 I’IXL tV‘ U J Price $2OO. IV I sign for our firm per procuration. VT t Apply to G SLOT Co No. 11 INION STREET. Penang, Ist
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      2640 4 Mr. J. van den BRAND Co., ,3 (TWO GREAT NECESSITIES I LIPTON’S I -lawyers. t FAMH.Y PROVISION, T p,c MEDAN, deei. Q F <|| U BtfAMMjS 2. PROVISION FOR OLD AGE. m UD notice V IF WERE AWARDED the V iews of we, Perak, Easil and met by a Policy
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      157 4 n »er Month the “Pinang ENLARGED EDITION, Per Month CForLoca^ fesoribertl I»ENnN G EJAMn. ITOTOE fa hereby given t 1V the charges for the str-. 5 date will be as follows: lh >i«M Dances, 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Dinners,Bp.m. toll p.n, Garden petties, 4 p.m. hi Af_ter these bou»,
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