Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 4 December 1902
1902-12-04
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section26 1902-12-04 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBIutISHED DA lld Y. KEW SERIES ESTABLISHED 1833. a?= ICE 20 CE »TS VOL. LX. THURSDAY, 4th DECEMBER, 1902. No 27626 words
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Advertisement728 1902-12-04 1 pipping Notices. Steam Navigation Company. r I lIIE mail steamers may be expected to arrive outwards, *nd leave Penang homeward», on the following O dates:— IW«*> Service, Homewards. p, r ra»iatta connecting with Xas/rafm px-l 3 do I ictoria 2 do Himalaya f’-i'ann.a 1 do Home Feb- ~’,7 do Arcadia728 words
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Advertisement2603 1902-12-04 1 NnPmwnTanTTWDTT nnmm\T British India Steam Navigation Company, Limited. Shipping &QlUts. Municipal Nutic>. JXOKDDEU 1 SCHER LLOID, BREMEN. Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij w tvtotice is hereby given that for the Jk Negapatam Linesof Steamers. gj er <rfa //Ilk V e .j ei rr which will be held on Wednesday, the 10th /foflg2,603 words
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Advertisement728 1902-12-04 1 Wanha. Nederiandsche Handel Maatschappij. NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY’S Established 1824 Camas. fl. 60,000.000 (abt. £5,000,000 Issued Capital fl. 45,000,000 (abt. £3,750,000 Reserve Fund fl. 5,000,000 (abt. 417,000 Head Office in Amsterdam Head Agency in Batavia Branches: Singapore, Rangoon, Medan (Deh). Samirang, Sourabaya, Padang. Cheribon, Tegal, Pecalongan, I’asocroean, Tjilatjap P.dembang, Olehleh (Acheen).728 words
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Article183 1902-12-04 2 Thvrsdiy, 4tu Pcni-U Volunteers R??rutU Drill, at 5-8 J p.in. Ilinh wnto« 3 20 pm. *••<] 3 4'» a tn. Frio ay. sth Mail for Etirop? via Madras expect© 1 t > leave. Mtiiiiuip il ('ominissioners. Ordinary Me ding, al 3 p.in. Town Band, Esplanade, at 5-33 p183 words
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Article52 1902-12-04 2 Vox Rowing.— At Spring Grove, Grange 1! i I. S ng .p .re, on N iveinb: r, 30th, the wife o' A. v >x Rossrs of n son. Death. K" I <>:i Nov. 23, at the Government nil II q i al. Hongkong, D.-. Chi no Ki C, ugfd52 words
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Article2417 1902-12-04 2 We would commend the letter upon the currency question, appearing in another column over the iwm <1- />l"m of Gold Bug," to the attention of our jieiders. In it the writer very ably traverses and replies to the specious u j nueiit' put forward the other2,417 words
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Article137 1902-12-04 2 The German outward-bound imperial mr.il steamer Kmiij Albert (Captain Polack) arrived here from Colombo at 3-25 p.m., yesterday. She carried 124 saloon passengers (including 19 children), and of these the following landed here:—Mr. Brewster. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kydd, Mr. A. AV. Geekie, Mr. and Mrs. Ashdowa137 words
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Article140 1902-12-04 2 The following are the agenda for the Municipal meeting to-morrow 1. Minutes of last meeting to be read and confirmed. 2. Any special business the President may bring forward. 3. Questions. I. Making of Victoria Street. 5. Some bills to be passed. 6. Petition to His Excellency the140 words
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Article296 1902-12-04 2 Mr. K inmond, manager for Daniel Frawley and the representative of the NeillFrawley Company, who are at present in Manila, arrived last night per s.s. Gera. Mr. Kinmond is on his way to Calcutta ria Rangoon to see what inducements there are for him to bring the296 words
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Article118 1902-12-04 2 A revised statement of the army expendi ture for 1902-1903, in view of the conclusion of peace, has been issued by Mr. Brodnck amount provided in the estimates was £39,650,000, but this is less by £600,000 than the sum now required. This < xcess, Mr. Brodrick118 words
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Article247 1902-12-04 2 (REUTER'S) London, 3rd D eceiuber THE SUGAR CONVENTION Adopted by the Second ])i T( Chamber. tR The Second Dutch Chamber U «lopte.l the Sugar C.„„ enli The Minister for Foreign Aff- declared that Great Britain wonU be obliged to adopt countervailin'! duties for sugar from her Colonies if sugar(REUTER'S) - 247 words
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Article97 1902-12-04 2 Thk total amount of tin ore exported by the tribute» on the lands of the Koval-Jo-hore Tin Mining Co. Ltd. during the month of November is 424 bags, equal to3lBpiculs. The returns from the Pahang Corporation Mmes for the month of October were as follows: Sungei Lembing,97 words
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Article161 1902-12-04 2 War Office Takes Action. An important official metnorandum wae issued on 7th ulto. to officers commanding Volunteer corps:— Please report to brigade officer by the 13th inst, the most suitable time to have provisional camp to accommodate those 4 olunteen unable to attend camp with their own units161 words
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Article269 1902-12-04 2 The Exhibition of Fine Arts at Delhi, which the Viceroy will open on the 1 December, has two distinguishing fe-ituresj (1) The exhibits are collected as a resat of personal choice and selection, efforts having been directed to excii" <■ foreign influences which have tern debase ancient269 words
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Advertisement1208 1902-12-04 2 Tsttchad O Graham \O\ CT A experienced Clerk. 2a_ Apply to W Tn I tri Don’t go to sea LIU., MV*! TTTANTED for Rubana Estate. Salary 0 1 WITHOUT A BOTTLE OF $3O a month. Apply to WHOLESALE CHEMISTS SUGAR ESTATES OFFICE, •5 B < Ecu a ng. 15 Beach1,208 words
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Article632 1902-12-04 3 J </ t'<- Pitanj Gazette.'’) c ie in vour issue of the 29th TIW culled from the Sn< Free S'"' 1 bvioisly written m the in.mil class of men who wish ai porarily from the decline in e r that a-* an argument in 'r' r tuition632 words
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Article759 1902-12-04 3 The Sr -.v of the D.svsrzß. > -J. 11 ru ii ii the chief engineer A I'll,l/, owned by Khoo Tiung n .ci iterview with a representative l'r I‘>- < st ite 1 that the -ft M r a- 5 p.m. in Sitnrdiy and 1759 words
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Article1482 1902-12-04 3 “The Intrusions of Peggy” by Anthony II >pe (Bell’s Indian and Colonial Library). In this latest look of Mr. Anthony Hope the intruding Peggy pliys an important part, hut the Teller's interest is chieflv with l’r x Trevalla. Hers is a complex character full of hum i i we1,482 words
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Article1269 1902-12-04 3 WHAT DID IT MEAN. The great piestion troubling the British and Continental press when the mad k-ft was Wiiat is the object of the K user’s visit to England?” It will b» reuieml>erel that, at that time, there was considerable talk of friction with Germany over tho1,269 words
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Article209 1902-12-04 3 A series of experiments was recently carried out at the Altenburg colliery, near Saarbrucken, Germany, with lime, tar, and carbolineum, to determine the r<s[>ective value thereof as preservatives of mine timber against rot. The Hoard r Tradt Journal states that lime was found to be of the Jeast209 words
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Article89 1902-12-04 3 Mails Close To-morrow. I'or Per str. Time. D. linirl I’.uigk il.m Brmdan Olirri ...11a.m. Port Sw..-ttm'iaiu and Malarva I.angkit 1 r m Negapatam. M -dras, Pondicherry. Oil Ida'orc mi l Karical t iking Mails for Europe, etc. ti 1 Ma Iras ...Zainania 1 I'M R gistra'ion up t89 words
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Article31 1902-12-04 3 Froas Steamer To Arrire. Suez Canton to-day. Colomba Silesi < Hamburg Silesia Singapore Tetartos H 12-02 Negapatam Zaula 6 12-02 Singapore Sui Sang 6-12-02 Singapore Maha I'ajirunhis 8-12 0231 words
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Article186 1902-12-04 3 Arrivals. Langkat. British str.. 187. Lingard. 4-12-02, from Port Swettenham, general, Koe Guan. Malacca Th >ip ng. British, str.. 150. Wheeler. 3-12-02 from Port Weld, general. H. I.. A Co.. Port Wel.i Laly Welti, British, str.. 245, Treweeke, 4 12 2. from Teluk Anson, general, 5 S.S. A Co186 words
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Advertisement213 1902-12-04 3 The Fines’ Wines in the Market. GILFILLAN WOOD 4 Co.’s VERY OLD TAWNY PORT FINE PALE SHERRY These are confidently recommended to all who appreciate really high-class Wines. Tc be had retail from all the principal Stores, also at Taiping. A pot of Lemco in the house has warded off213 words
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Advertisement487 1902-12-04 3 PENANG VOLUNTEERS. LIQUEUR n n TM?ID Q Acting Commandant. HIGHLAND WHISKY I O Orders for This Week. Years Old I. Drills—Recruits drill Thursday, U «cars Via. at 5-30 p.m. Lm re iV; rro a FOR TheOnginalLiqaenrWhisky UL (eSTASUSHBD w the 9th of December at 5 30 p.m. Proprietors IJ. A487 words
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Article30 1902-12-04 4 from Hamburg. '£:z”^““"'" iJ c .T",*':”’»”" s s Tn 1 <"? Ch na for bond. n. W. Mansfield Co. B GeXna.a. Sumatra from Deh. for Deli, Behn, Meyer 4<30 words
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Advertisement463 1902-12-04 4 notice rTW LET on lease for a erm of three I yems fr. in the 9th day <fl>< nd er, I>C)2 all tha c>< > unit mid bt b-Umt pmtation situat U Waurfall. Pern-ng. Mono ing to the Hind •<> Coininunity and esu mated'. tt> ’contain area <»f about Ml463 words
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Advertisement1434 1902-12-04 4 J FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS. L Time Tab e from Ist November, 1902. MAN LT AC IL RED BY SUNDAYS. L< MB r RT 4, Ri JT; ER Limited, London. stations SIATIONS. n i2 i 8 i 4 16 16 17 18 19 2Q 21 I 22 28 2 <1,434 words
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Advertisement187 1902-12-04 4 Or-, Month Per THE “Pinang Qazette ENLARGED EDHIOr?. Per fi'onti! (For Local $9, fr j-*- Vrt n Z R 7’, ulr, by Singapore DHpr*■<; IsS o Raffia* Place, Sm e a no ,'7” UtU '< MAPris r. t Penang Fomiiliy (Established 1876) KNGINEErjyj M I L L VV R Ci187 words
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