Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 26 August 1902
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section23 1902-08-26 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY, NEW SERIES ESTABLISHED 1833. HKICE 20 CENTS VOL. LX. TUESDAY, 26th AUGUST, L 902. No 19123 words
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Advertisement703 1902-08-26 1 Steam Navigation Company. mail steamers may P I be expected to arrive X outwards, and leave Penang homewards, on the following dates: Ma ll Service. Homewards. ..meeting with Britannia 6 e .nncct ng Himalaya o', 4 Bi".'/' 1 Rome 1 J,, Arcadia Koi do India 15 C/i« 8 Oceana m703 words
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Advertisement2198 1902-08-26 1 NORDDE UTSCHERLLOYD. BREMEN. British I,ldia Stea m Navigation Company, Limited. JloturS. B HUssain, Koninklijke Paketvaart MaaLschappij TRAINER AND JOCKEY BATU GAJAH ZAIF'-v Negapatam Lin., of Steamers. Nippon YUM KlitlH. opes to engagements. Sadfxx V Intended Sailing and expected Arrival of Steamers. japan mail sTlamship Co. Ltd. TO LEND. Y- i2,198 words
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Advertisement686 1902-08-26 1 Sank 3. Nederlnndsche Handel Maalschappij. nethi:;;lands trading society’s Fstabushki» 1324 Capital fi. 60,000.000 (abt. £5,000,000 Issued Capital fl. 45,000,000 (abt. X3,750J 0) Reserve Fund fl. 3,261,000 (abt. 272,0C0 Head Office in Amsterdam Head Agency in Batavia Branches Singapore, Rangoon, Meria i (Deli). Samarang, Sourabaya, Padang. Chef bon, Tegal, Pecalongan, Pasoeroean,686 words
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Article228 1902-08-26 2 Tuesday, 26th Last Quarter. Homeward German Mail expected to leave. High ■water 6 20 a.m an I 6 45 p.m. Wednesday. 27th Auction Sale f Various Articles, Penang Auction Rooms at ll a.m. Auction Sale of Horses and Carriages, Logan’s Courtyard, at noon. Town Band, Esplanade, at 5228 words
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Article1789 1902-08-26 2 Fob years past Russia has been dreaming, the picture presented to her being that of a Russian Asia extending from the Ural Mountains on the West t > the Pacific on the East, washed on the North by the icy waters of the Arctic and on1,789 words
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Article169 1902-08-26 2 Z’o the Editor of the I’inamj Gazette, f De m Siu, It seems to me that Pinang,” whoever he may be, is one of these discontented folk who are never happy unless they are miserable, and spend their whole time in going about and finding fault with169 words
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186 1902-08-26 2 The Stoiiy of its Origin. In a letter to Mr. St. Clair, Editor of the Siitflapore Free Pre»*, Mr. W. H. Read c.m.g., gives the story of the origin of the Straits Settlements Association. Mr. Read writes:—On January 23rd, 1868, at Paterson Simons’ Office, I met186 words
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Article290 1902-08-26 2 fSiiujapirre Tree Pre»»). With the third reading of the Savings Bank Amendment Bill action in the local legislature will apparently have to cease. The clause of tho Bill which has been opposed throughout by the Unofficial Members is that relieving the Manager of any responsibilityfSiiujapirre Tree Pre»»). - 290 words
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Article284 1902-08-26 2 The Royal and Admiralty yachts loft Cowes at two o’clock in the afternoon of the 16th instant and steamed between the lines. They were saluted and cheered by each vessel as they passed. They anchored near th flagship, when the whole fleet joined in a final roar284 words
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Article491 1902-08-26 2 An Indian Ibiihj Xeir* special London telegram, dated August 14th, says The Tinie* gives prominence to a letter signed by One of the Representatives from India.” Internal evidence indicates the writer to ba the Maharaj i Kumar Tagore. He says lint he regards the honour of being491 words
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Article835 1902-08-26 2 (REUTER'S) Bu su AXl > akg^- asks >f the time has S f or Russia to have tbp Ot a S penetrating within the i 1 <* Afghanistan, develop^< five at Cabal? The »el. action a, l.. giti ;Ue "Si dispensable. an 4 PRESIDEI trS EVEI M President Roo.siwJt(REUTER'S) - 835 words
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Advertisement1456 1902-08-26 2 9ntchatA McAlister W Trade IJ rUrk rriHE Annual General Meeting of the 1 Penang St. Andrew’s Society will be held in the Chamber of Commerce, Penang, M A at 11-45 a.m., on Saturday, the 80th August, f A Edmund A. B. BROWN, v wv«» the Latest ex LO. NOTICE. 151,456 words
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Advertisement93 1902-08-26 2 (CONTRIBUTIONS must be addressed to L? The Editor,” written on one side of the paper only, and accompanied by the, writer h name and address, not necessarily for insertion, but as a yuarantee of yoodfaith. The Editor is not resjtonsible for opinions expressed by his correspondents. ALL business communications should93 words
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Article1347 1902-08-26 3 JJU.AY, ’lahat. AsgLICS, (rfloi Dm/. all y Written foe the Pinang Gazette.") '7,,.. ornithology! monograph selected 111 -..k’s letter was suggested by the of sentimentalism that has rem the papers anent tlle coin ‘ng iippi'i' 1 before the fateful l hiiw an army of large-hearted, weak-soeiety-regeuentors had been1,347 words
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Article1074 1902-08-26 3 Re-Election. Sir W. Walrond is re elected for Tiverton. The Hospital Fund. The King has sent to his Hospital Fund ten thousand pounds, the gift of the Al tharajah of Gwalior. The Kino’s Visit to Ireland. The S’t uriard states the King will shortly visit the Cork Exhibition1,074 words
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Article1022 1902-08-26 3 August of Ist—2nd. South Africa. Nine thousand families have already been re-settled on farms in the Transvaal. The Anglesey Jewels. Nearly all the jewels stolen from Lord Anglesey have been recovered by the police. Earthquakes in California. Seventy-five earthquake shocks have been experienced in California1,022 words
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Article442 1902-08-26 3 Messrs. Noel Murray A Co., of Shanghai, in their Trade Circular of Bth instant, say: The main features of the proposed Treaty do n it differ very in aterially from what ha I been previously rumoured in the local press but the meeting (China Association)442 words
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Article768 1902-08-26 3 Empire Building. Speech by Mr. Chamberlain. On Ist inst., Mr. Chamberlain and Lord Kitchener were the recipients of the Free<l >m of the Grocers’ Company, one of the livery companies of Lindon. At the dinner celebrating the occasion Mr. Chamberlain made a strong Imperialistic speech. He eulogised Lord Kitchener's patience768 words
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Article116 1902-08-26 3 Penang, 26th August, 1902. R ates close as follows London Demand Bank 1/8$ Dj. 4 rainths’sight Bank 1/9 Du. 3 Crelits 1/9$ Dj. 3 Djcumsntary Calcutt i, Dam in I B ink Rs. 130) Do. 3 days’ sight Privata 132) Bombay, Demand Bink 130) Do. 3 days’ sight Private116 words
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Article148 1902-08-26 3 Orders by C iptain J. G. All in, Actiny Coininniidant. Paradzs for This, Week. Wednesday, 27th instant, Company Drill, Dress, Drill Order u ith Caps. Fall in at junction of Race Course and Mac.ilister Roads, Sepoy Lines, at 5-45 p in. A Brake will leave the Fort at148 words
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Article48 1902-08-26 3 The s. s. Alboin (Captain Curtis) brought a general cargo from Bombay, this morning. The s. s. Glenshi I (Captain McGillivray) arrived with a general cargo from London, this morning. The s. s. Sumatra (Captain Klimmet) brough 9 saloon and 13 deck-passengers from Deli, this morning.48 words
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Article92 1902-08-26 3 Mails Close To-mobbow. Fu< Per str. Time, Tougkah Petrel ..Ham. Singapore ...Chilka ...11 a.m. Po.t Sweltenham Mary Austin 1 P.M. I’angkor and Teluk Anson ...Taio Tony 1 P.M. Edie, T. Semawo, Segli, Ptilo Weh, Olehleh and Padang ran Imhoff 2 p.m. Rangoon ...Fitzpatrick 5 p.m. Thursday, 28th. Deli92 words
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Article21 1902-08-26 3 From Steamer To Arrirr. Rangoon Fultala to-day. Hamburg Nifvta 29-8-02 Singapore China 29 8-02 Singapore Num Sang 29-8-0221 words
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Article31 1902-08-26 3 Arrivals. To-Day. s. s. Sumatra from Deli s s. Ho Kwei from Deli s. s Alboin from Bombay s s. (llenshiel from London s s. Sivee Leak from 8. Vpey31 words
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Article91 1902-08-26 3 To-Day. a s. 1 'idar for Deli s. s. Sportsman for Asahan s. s. Artsadong for Asahan an I Batu Bahra s. s Jin Ho for Langkat s. s. Tong Chuy Un for Batu Bahra and Asahan s. s. Hok Canton for Elie, T. Seniawe, Segli and Olehleh s91 words
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Article163 1902-08-26 3 I’enang, 26rti August, 1902. Tin $80.75 m 1 West Coast. 3 lbs. 5 oz. $2B Black I upper AclleunGll) no sales White Pepper 50.—sellers. Cloves (picked) 28.—buyers. Mace No. 91.—sellers. Mace Pickings 83.50 sellers Nutmegs 110 s 48. i No. 1 7.27 sellers Sugar 2 4.15 do163 words
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Advertisement14 1902-08-26 3 TO LET 6 rpHE PRIORY,” Northam Road. I Apply to PRESGRAVE MATTHEWS, tu f14 words
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Advertisement20 1902-08-26 3 STEARNS’ WINE of COD LIVER OIL enriches the Blood, builds up Health and Strength and energizes the AVhole System. 920 words
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Advertisement68 1902-08-26 3 PENANG AUCTION ROOMS, Beach Street. REFRESHMENTS SUPPLIED. The undersigned ivill undertake to carry on Auctions of Land and Household Property, &c., On Moderate Terms. An Auction Sale of Various Articles. Every Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, commencing at 11 a m. Every Thursdays HORSES and TRAPS. At the Above Address. Usual68 words
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Advertisement485 1902-08-26 3 New Beach Street penang sales room. 11l PADIJEIEI fl Auction Rooms. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF Donb'o and Single Carriage Horses, 1 OF Valuable Horses Trap» Hacks, Galloways, Thin, Ac. MH IB fl WILL BE BOLD BY THE UNDERSIGNED 0171 UT TI"CT The undersigned will hold an Auction485 words
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Article270 1902-08-26 4 The information under this heading u supplied by the Agents of the various Steamship hues, and the dates are approximate only. Augt 27 Outward Lloyd I. M. Steamer P. «e. entLi«G' oWfr Breme or Singapore. China ani Japan, Behn, Meyer A Co. 29 s s' China from Singapore,270 words
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Article1337 1902-08-26 4 PROPOSED PROGRAMME. Kinta 1903 Meeting. first day. 1. The Maiden Plate, 2-30 p.m. Value $3OO. —A Race for all Maiden and Horses imported as Griffins into the Straits Settlements and F. M. States that have not won other than Griffin or ex-Griffin Races. Weight per scale (101,337 words
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Advertisement430 1902-08-26 4 PENANG BAND. ■vroTICE is hereby given that from this date the charges for the services of the Band will be as follows Dances, 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Dinners, Bp.m. to 11 p.m. $25 Garden parties, 5 p.m. to 7-30 p.m $2O After these hours. $lO per hour or part430 words
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Advertisement437 1902-08-26 4 ALLAN IRVING. Engineers and General Contractors, Works 4O Weld Quay. Town Stork Heach Street. NOTICE VIEWS of Penang, Singapore, Perak, Selangor, and Sumatra. Photos enlarged, various sizes up to 8 ft. on Gomide paper. W. JONES, King Street. Photographer. QUNTZEL& SCHUMACHER, Merchants and Forwarding Agent’, Head Office: MEDAN DEIX.I SUMATRA.437 words
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Advertisement1710 1902-08-26 4 liptons Federated W[alay j&ates TEAS were: AWARDED THE Time) Table from latJMay, 1902. GOLD MEDAL AT THE PARIS EXHIBIT lON. Province Wellesley, Krian and Larut Lines PATERSON SIMONS Co STATIONS. WEEK-DAYS. SUNDAYS. IK za IsSKiy Ji. Mi A ITi: m- H. M r. m. I m. r. m. ER M.1,710 words
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Advertisement145 1902-08-26 4 er Monb the “Pinang 1 enlarged EDITION Per Month <FOrLOCa s2 bscriber GREATEST CURE L l > 1 i.. i u>- i r. n( I n r M -f it Vi WU. 1n .1..1; s ii n mL /■j BEHN o J I I tap’ I J '»:se f QLCj145 words
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