Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 17 September 1902

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    22 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. NEW SERIES ESTABLISHED 1833. PRICE 20 CENTS VOL. LX. WEDNESDAY, 17th SEPTEMBER, 1902. No. 210
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      685 1 jlofitts, Orientil SttßS Ration Ccmpaaj. a raVll' steamers may J he expected to arrive Q oul\' r^s l° avo Penang C-v homewards, on the following J dates:— y.lrvil Service, HomewardsOct. 4 do Home -*i /dM-wf <J° Arcadia No'. 1';. do India I-’ do Oceana 29 p<irr<i»i«' M Outwards. )S Ballaarat
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      3345 1 NOPDDETTTStrLFFB LLOYD RPEMEN British India Steam Navigation Company, Limited. |lotas. notice. LX UIIVJJIh U 1 Lt LLU lU, DliluLUluLX Koninklijke Paketvaart MaaUchappij J r r HE T te "wibii.ty of Lim eNegapatam Lines of Steamers. YUSOII Kflisha. g k!.Ti” Lumpur, eonsed on the 9th March, 1902, Intended Sailing and expected
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      710 1 blinks. 4-toB2.Lt. .X M iSw’d- I i ?dsche Hindel •Viaatschipnj. net li:::lands t iv>in society F.stvblisii d 1324 Capital fl. 60,05 ).»4 (abt. £5,000,0JC. Issued Capital fl. 45,000,000 (abt. £3,750,00’. Reserve Fund fl. 5.000,000 (abt. 417.000. Head Office in Amsterdam Head Agency in Batavia Branches: Singapore, Rangoon, Med r. (Deli),
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    THE WEEK
    186 2 Wednesday, 17th Meeting of Royal Arch Chap er, at 17 Union Street, at 9 p.m. Town Band. ICsplauade, at 5 30 p in. Moonlight Performance, at 9 p.m. High-water 12-30 a.ni. and 12 55 p.m. Thursday, 18th Full Moon. Outward Mail expect <1 to arrive at 5 p
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    Wednesday, 17th September, 1902.
    2859 2 We are unable to answer the question of “Medallist," but we think his suggestion to be a distinctly good one. If we have, as he states, three South African veterans in our midst, we see no reason why the authorities should not present their medals to
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    The Chingay Procession.
    279 2 Ox Monday and Tuesday the Chingay procession of Chinese Babas was held in Penin:.’, and the general opinion is that notwithstanding its excellence it was n >t up to tho standard of excellence attained lo in previous processions. Monday and Tuesday’s turn out was a very good
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    A Suggestion.
    117 2 I lo the Editor of the Pinan Gazette.”) Dear Sir— I note from your paper that Captain Huwtrey, of tho Straits Police, has received his medal for the South African war, but I am surprised that so far it has not been publicly presented to him. Messrs. Mollett
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    TELEGRAMS.
    205 2 r.,. 1... lj )n Hl, Ifith v me boeii aesaJH* t ™v, s TTO&iii Ihe Boer Generals lrf to arrive in Berlin nexi Han-Germanic P REp h E »A.tAT I( XSi the 1 an-Gernians are n igreat preparations for tll aklc tion. l r ®eep_ Officials Ala RMei) 1
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    SPECIAL TELEGRAM.
    110 2 THE C'ilEX Uir-.iW u| i'IAGE IiEPOP.T 01' I\VE-i!-;aTlii'; Committee. From Sin.- ip ,r 17th Scpr.iy, The Investigation Coiamiiis sent to Cmm C.i >w to enquire mto the iniird -rs of Me.-srs. Bnu-.-al Lowis has I’e'.iirm-d. and ni ns that the two missionaries have properly buried and the repaired.
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    The Bernam Base Line.
    205 2 Til Perak Gorernoo :it o-:-" ptiOaSMI an extract from the Pr ■1! p-r:d:!s Chief Surveyor, F.M.S.. on th- men: of the Beruam Ba- I. .1 Mr. loaj says 1 fi 1.11 n soli of tin that the in tsure I lenc" -J tie l’> ”.3 B.t<
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    Outward Bound Mails.
    215 2 Per I’. and O. st London, A g. 21- I Mrs. Benteley, Mr. C. A U danald, Mr. Melville, Mr. S. Lambeth. I i l.ei g lh::- Penang Mr. C. S. B ir: i Per P. an 1 (J. su-.iiii iu Aug. 83.—T0 Sll Langham Carter, Mr.
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      1109 2 _AH J Ha D AV^iI X' VN EBtate O 'AgenU° B nn<l jlotilTS. IWI r* fl I 1 m I I tH. Auditors, Reports and Valuations. Sales bv Iy l 11 \Zl W Auction or Sealed tender of St. Andrew’s Ball, IQOI. House and Land Property, and Qfrw'L- A outstanding
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    Province Estate Hospitals.
    882 3 PkYE Estate. I on this Estate is well conT“ h 1' kept. Average number number of admis''e ei. numb r of deaths 83, ,tbs to number of I d ith-rate is nearly > 'l' J iU it was last year. I foi 17 deaths, it is no
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    News Ahead of the Mail.
    1164 3 The Boer Generals. The Boer generals—Botha, De la Bay, nnd Da Wet—have been interviewed by Mr. Stead. I hey stated that they wore delighted with the King’s homely heartiness. Distuhbancbs in the Gulf of Mexico. The recent earthquakes on the islands of Martinique and St.
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    Perak Appointments.
    151 3 Mu. 11. F. 15 -llumy to net as State Engine r, Public Works Department. Mr. In. 11. Wallich, Executive Engineer P. D bus been seconded for service in another Slate. Mr. Nevill Kendall to act ns Indian Immigration Agent, Perak. Mr. E. L. Bennett and Mr. Fred. Glendening
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    The Buller Controversy.
    168 3 A iu.uebook issued on the 19th Aug. cci ams South African despatches which lld i I o i.ivstory surrounding General Sir P. -1. r I ler's advice to Sir George White s r.m i r Ladysmith to the Boers. They >w i'-u a fortnight prior to the
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    Military Carrier Pigeons.
    232 3 On July 12tli a'. 5-3) a.m. 11l cases brought from B Igium, an 1 containing 2,8.15 c u r.er pigeon-’, w.-re opene 1 in Rime, in the presence of the captain in charge of the Italian military pigeon lofts. Each pigeon carried, besides a number for the
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    The Struggle in Acheen.
    731 3 (St. Janie* a llmli/et.) At the present time the greater part of Acheen in ij’ be sii 1 to have been pacifi id, an I to all outward seeming this is the case. 1 i the early days of the war, however, the Achines-e registerel an
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    Work of the World.
    1096 3 AMERICA FALLS BEHIND FRANCE IN EXPORTS OF MANUFACTURERS. Ar the present time the t dal domestic exports of the United Stales of America are beaten by ours by a short head, but it must clearly be borne in the mind that there is all the difference
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    The Colour of Warships.
    145 3 At length the vexed question of what is the best colour to p.iint warships in order to lesson their visibility’ at sea under various conditions of weather appears to have been decided, and it lias been directed that in future all newly commissioned ships shall be
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    EXCHANGE.
    122 3 Penang, 17th September, 1902. Rates close as follows Londo i Djin tn I B ink l/8 Do. 4 months' sight Bank 1/8 Do. 3 C-elits l/B}j Do. 3 Documontary 1/8 J Calcutta, Dem tn 1 Bank R>. 12 5 Do. 3 days’ sight Private 130 Bombay, Demand Bink 123
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    PENANG VOLUNTEERS.
    95 3 Orders by Ciptun J. G. All in, A tin i Co n n i rl i it. PiaiDMi f.i T.iu Weeg C) up i ay Drill, on T rirt lay, at 53) p.m. Dren, Drill ’>. ler ir'ti i'i/k. D.ctul for t.i W :sx. Orlerly Olirjr, Licit. F.
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    STEAMER REPORTS.
    64 3 Th; s. s. (11. ij'.rt,. !i ’a,»: tin Bainbridge) b -.ii;!it 8 di-ek-p.i s i from Singapore, this m irnin >. Tur. s. s Si inl: Mira (C.iptain Townsend) iinii'.-1 fr.i:n Singapore this morning. She brought Mr. G. Wellman. The s. s. Taiu Tong (Captain Vaz) arrived from
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    THE MAILS.
    47 3 Mails Close To morrow. For Z’rr str. Tin e. Calcutta ....I. Apcar ...11 a.m L-mgkat Jin Ho 1 p.m. Deli ...I'idar 2 pm. I’angkor and Teluk Anson ...Canton 2 p.m. Singapore, Hongkong, Swatow Amoy...Glenfalloch 4 p.m Friday 19tu. Port Swettenham anl Malacca ...Langkat 1 p.m.
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    MAILS to ARRIVE.
    25 3 From Strainer 7t. Arrire. Moulmein Chilka to-day. Rangoon Orissa Edie (L (L v. Lansberge 19 9-02 I’ulo Weh van Outhoorn 22-9 02
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    SHIPPING.
    143 3 Arrivals. Yes rKßii.ir. k. s. Sportsman from Batu Bahra s. s. On Peng from Pa lang s. s. Tong Cliag Un from Batu Bahra s. s. Chan lai from Kedah s. s. T'lging Fish from Port Wcl I Taio Tong from Teluk Anson s. a. Betsg from Port Swettenham
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    SHARE LIST.
    191 3 Stocks. Quotation. Bers.-iwah Gold Mino Co. $2. Chondariang Hydraulic Tin Mining Co., Ltd. s2s.— sales Fraser an 1 Neave. Ltd. $B2. buyers Do. 6Dabs. par George Town Dispensary $25. sellers Howartli Erskine, Lt 1. $137. —fmyrrs Jelebu Mining an I Trading Co., Lt<l. 10 buyers Karangau Tin Mining
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      33 3 No other headache cure is exactly like Stearns’ Headache Cure. Avoid imitations and substitutes. Stearns' is the genuine and is always reliable. Sold by all Chemists. Wholesale from L>. GRAHAM Co., Ltd.. Penang.
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      175 3 TO LET. A NICE HOUSE in Jones Rial, $35 per month—furnished. Apply to I’.’’ 25-9 c/o I'inany Gazette. LIFE AND VIGOUR FOR TH 3 HAIR The only article which really possess nutritious virtues for stimulating an 1 restoring the hair is Howland’s Mac iss in Oil. It removes scurf, harshness,
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      371 3 —E. SKEELS,— W. CORNHELO. NEW SHIPMENTS, Ex s.s. ACHILLES. Dawson’s “Perfection” Whiskies GWFS DIRECT FROM THE DISTILLERY. Malaki M TIHNANT’S PILSENBR BEER iTAILOHING DIRECT FROM THE BREVYERY. 1 S? 1 Alumm AU.I'OX A .o> BBFABTItBwJ pianofortes Flannels, Were awarded, at the International Inventions and Musical Exhibition, 1885. TUE MEDAL FOR
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    Shipping Expected.
    246 4 The information under this heading is supplied by the Agents of the various SbeamsHtp lines, and the dates are approximate only. Sept. 18 s. s. German Sumatra from Deli, for Deli, Behn, Meyer Co. 18 Outward P. &O. R. M. S. Ballaarat from Colombo for Singapore and China,
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      533 4 fo- Lad!3S.| P 1 LLSS A Remndy for all IrreMufarttle®. upersed ng Bi’.er Apple, Pennyroyal, Til Cochia, Ae. by Singapore Dispensing Co., Ltd,, Raffias Plaoe, Singapore. MARTIN. Ci’ SOUTH •—TON. BNOLANQ PENANO BAND. "VTOTICE is hereby given that from this date the charges for the services of ho Band will
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      1435 4 LIPTONS TEAS Federated _>|&lay WERE AWARDED THE j SOLD MEDAL .'J£ ,7 Time Table from Ist May, >902. y X? 'Ay,/ PARIS EXHIBITION. v manufactured by T) LAMBERT BUTLER Limited London. Agents Penang Province Wellesley, Krian and Larut Lines PATERSON, SIMONS Co. f o i z-^x- r~ 1 rjv'ifO Z
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      114 4 Per i i ENLARGED EDITION.' Per Month (For Local $2. I The China < rader.s’| n Company, |j d llc rapitd Suwiw 7 I Amount I’liid-,,,, R'sne 1 md Hea Office. Hoxgeov Deretmv \V II p T B i risk at Ail con holdei o a Ip-i'i yea i s
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