Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 22 November 1904

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 264. VOL. LXII. TUESDAY, 22nd NOVEMBER, 1904. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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      1948 1 lntended Sailings. Shipping. n I Shipping. Id 0 Stoarn Navi era* 1 tion, Company. BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., LTD. Norddeutscher Lloyd' Bremen. MippOll YIISCII KdlSllfl I EXPECTED ARRIVALS AW DEPARTURES. For Intended to Sail. Steamer. Ej\\ JAPAH MAIL STIA “HIP Co.. Lt 4. I MAIL SERVICE. H\\ o D
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      1502 2 HAMM i Y’ J DFT I^TFBFfM wanted. TWO great necessities, CHARTERED* BANK OF INDIA, HANM AN RCUIO 1 EKEI/ I. FAMILY PROVISION, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Hnl)E£ £*****! 2 FOR OLD AG E OIfIvZyE FWU plications should be sent tJ the Fwlerai Easily and Economically met by a Policy in Incorporated
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      “THE WORLD AND HIS WIFE.”
      3411 3 otr SHORT STORY. I know I never dipt My pen in slime or gall. Or wrote a sentence he purest lipt. Might scruple to recall.'» A PAGE OF FACTS, FANCIES, FASHION AND FICTION. From grave to gay, from lively to severe.” To speak no evil,
      newsagent or bookstall. The Times. Friday, October 28th.—  -  3,411 words
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      OFFICIAL MINUTES.
      1449 3 Spelial Meeting of the Municipal Commission--1 ers held on 4th November, 1904. —J. W. Hallifax, Esq., (President\Q,\sAH Beno Kee, Esq., L. H. Clayton, Bfeq., CheajXek Thye, Esq., A. R. ADAMsXEsmaiwfi)R. P. V. Locke. L of the last two meetings are confirmed. 2. TiicWresident moves the suspension of the
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      45 3 A Sore Throat may cured ’A apl’lying a flannel 'Wh Chamberlain’s A lame ’■•'‘k, a pain in the side should be ated in a similar manner. For sale by ah dealers. TOOTH POWDER, a per- antiseptic dentifrice, cleanses and perJlll vcs the teeth, very refreshing.
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      64 3 Protect Yourself and family against attacks of pneumonia by securing at once a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, If this remedy is taken on the first appearance of a cold all danger will be avoided, it always cures and cures quickly. For sale by aD dealers. STEARNS’ HEADACHE CURE, can
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      62 3 Children Like to Take It.—The finest quality of granulated loaf sugar is used in the manuf icturc of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, ami the routs used in its preparation give it a flavour similar to maple syrup, making it quite pleasant to take. Children like to take it and it has
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      145 3 A Sure Cure for Croup.—The first indication of croup is hoarseness, and in a child subject to that disease it may be taken as a sure sign of the approach of an attack. Following this hoarseness is a peculiar rough cough. If Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is given as soon as
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      5 3 COOKING STOVES. McAlister Co,, Ltd,
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    TUESDAY, 22ND NOV., 1904.
    2239 4 An effort is being made, and one which is sure to prove successful, to commemorate the centenary of the death of the great Lord Nelson, in a fitting and useful manner. The date falls in October next year, and already arrangements are in progress the objects
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    PENANG GOLF CLUB.
    159 4 Last night the final round for the Captain’s Cup was played off lietween .Mr. A. H. Ferguson and" Mr. T. C. In the first round played last Friday Mr' Ferguson stood one up and the general feeling was that at lea t he would maintain this advantage.
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    PENANG RACES 1905.
    493 4 THIS MORNING’S WORK. It was refreshing to see a much larger muster of members than usual this morning at the Course scanning training t etics. Fast work was only indulged in by Cadet (A Campbel] Jr.) who did a useful two mile stretch in good style, and
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      229 4 INDIA'S GREATEST AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION. Progress FAITH Prosperity.. RETURNING AFTER A SUCCESSFUL TOUR FROM AMERICA, CHINA, JAPAN, PHILLIPINE ISLAND? JAVA. AND jF r British, German., Crenel) and Possessions. (Mrs’s New loflioH Circus. LOCATION: DATO KBAMAT GARDENS. Wednesday, 33 rd l/964. FOR 2 NIGHTS ONLY- Matinee Thursday, 24th November, at 4 P.M.
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      142 4 TOWN HALL, FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY. Tuesday, 22nd Nov. 1904. The Bijou Entertainers, (POLITE VAUDEVILLE.) Refined, Witty, Amusing. Miss Gertie Maisie, Australia’s Vivacious Serio and Dancer. Jim Morris, America’s Premier Gold Medallist Buck and Wing. Dancer it Champion Cake-M alker. Chas. F. Jones, Sydney’s favourite Rag Time Pianist and
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      6 4 CAMP FURNITURE. McAlister OP Co Ltd.,
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      8 4 SASBESTINE SAFETY NIGHT LIGHT McAlister OP Co., Ltd.
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    THE WAR.
    124 5 CHINESE BUILDING BLOWN UP. JAPANESE UNDERMINING SEIZURE of a german steamer. [Reuter’s Services.] London, 22nd Nov. (h-iu-nd Kuropatkin reports that on the n i<r|it of the 16th October four volunteers blew ”1’ :l Chinese building on the Russian left that was occupied by the Japanese on die 25th
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    RUSSIA.
    196 5 THE BALTICERS. DISGRACEFUL CONDUCT OF CREW. fate of three despatch carriers. m. plehve’s successor. [Reuter’s Services.] London, 21st Nov. The Express' correspondent at Canea mvs the officers and men of the Baltic Fleet were in a state of wild intoxication in that town. They roamed the streets, insulting and
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    HUNGARY.
    53 5 ASSAULT ON THE PREMIER. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 21st Nov. Count Tisza, the Hungarian Premier, on leaving a meeting where he had been justifying his policy, was received by a noisy crowd with cries of “Resign !and was assailed wiU* snowballs. The police dispersed the crowd, firing blank ammunition, and
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    EGYPT.
    87 5 BRITISH PUNITIVE EXPEDITION. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 21st Nov, As had been pre-arranged at Cairo, Major O’Connel, with a force of camels and infantry, and three guns, left El Obeid on the 10th October to punish Abuzeida of Kitra, who had expelled the chief governor of Kordofan. Upon Abuzeida refusing
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    HOLLAND.
    25 5 SITTING OF THE HAGUE TRIBUNAL. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 22nd Nov. The sittings of the Hague Tribunal on the Japanese House Tax question opened yesterday.
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    ENGLAND
    12 5 A. COMMONER (Reuter’s Service.] London, 22nd Nov. Commoner King has resigned.
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    THE ASSIZES.
    428 5 ALLEGED CHEATING IN THE P. W. D. The last as- izes of the year opened at Cie Supreme Court this morning before the Hon. A. I’. G. Law. The first case was against two Klings nr nod Veranen and Ponniah who were charge I firstly, with abetment of
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    2313 5 Council adjourned to Dec. 2nd.— Free Press. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18th. Present. His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson, k.c.m.g. Hon. F. G. Penney (Acting Colonial Secrefcwry k Hon. W. R. C dlyer (At-*»rnuy-Gencral), Hon. J. O. Anthonisz (Acting Colonia’ Treasurer). Hon. A. Murray, (Colonial Engineer). Hon G. S.
    Council adjourned to Dec. 2nd.—Free Press.  -  2,313 words
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    THE LOG BOOK.
    951 6 Tuesday Novemlier 22nd 1904. The Berliner Tageblatt learns that the Lange Shipbuilding Yard at Riga, in Livonia, is building six destroyers for the Russian Navy. In order to be able to carry out the order, the Riga yard engaged some time ag > 200 workmen who were
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    Shipping and Commercial Intelligence.
    1035 6 ARRIVALS. Satara, Brit.. 3327, Nov 22, Singapore, coal, H. Lk Co. Cape Ferd Lacisz, Ger.. Con Hoff, Nov 22, Hamburg, goA*- Meyer Co. Nam Yono, 984, F. J. Nov 21, Rangoon. gen., Koe Guan/' Co. Maha Vajirinhis, Dut.. /182, G. Boon, ?fr>v 22. Acheen, gen., H.rLiebert
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      20 6 STEARNS’ WINE represents both Cod Liver O'l and Iron, and can be taken with especial benefit in Anaemia. It cures.
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      262 6 THE PHSING LAMA TIN MINES, Ltd. \T OTK’E is hereby given that on C.vp 1 1 after the 22nd day of j); e »z‘ ,u 1904, all communications □..ovember, warded to the Manager 111 KQi’ould lie forPusing Lama, Jrinufagt’Mr. W. M. Currie, the Po'yhiklrep i'«ipan, who will then hold 1
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      752 6 REVENUE SURVEY DEPARTMENT. A "S. RUBEROID ROOFING. VV Salary <£l2o per annum non-pe.uionabie q. ■r> IIR is Waterproof, Weatherproof, DnAFIND I appointment. j FCUDuIaUIU and Fire Resisting. nWvriHu I Travelling and persoir.il a.sowance in J > accord nice with Government Regulations. Does not rot, Cl*ack, blister O||DETDAII> I Applications must
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      1086 7 RELYANTE MOTOR CARS. ich F,,e 1A (1 &TY1 SOIL insurance hereby cancellcd aud revoke J d of Aix La Chape lie. LIM SIEW TONG. m <! U < TotaP Assets V’.’.’ Pe,MU1 S’ 26t October, 1904, f 1 Tl Dt fl A *****1 UD almost any property against Fire in
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    SELANGOR TURF CLUB.
    851 8 PROGRAMME Dec. 27, 29 and 31, 1904, FIRST DAY. RACE 1. The Maiden Plate.—Value .$4OO.—A Race for Maiden Horses; weight as per scale 10 st., an allowance of 14 lbs. to all ex-Grifiins. Entrance $l3. Distance, R. C. RACE IL The Selangor Stakes. Value $l,OOO and $250
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      764 8 TO SELL FEDERATED MALAY STATES. •t I OMOND,” Penang Hill. An a nearly Wanted ASSISUnt Checker Ol StOfCS, F.M.S. 9| orlongs. Two Bungalows. Several sites. A PPLICATIONS for the post of AssisApplv to Zi. tant to the Federal Checker of Stores E. W, PRESGBAVE or before 15th December, 1904. Jfio.
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      301 8 Pipes, b b b Cigar Holders. Messrs. HIN LEE, 85 Beach Street, are showing a very choice Selection of PIPES, CIGAR CIGARETTE HOLDERS, in MEERSCHAUM AMBER, with CARVED FIGURES mounted in GOLD SILVER. \A/ines Spirits from the Posada Wines Co. Very old Bottled Red Port $7-00 Bottle $BO Case. Very
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