Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 7 March 1907

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 52 VOL. LXV. THURSDAY, 7th MARCH. 1907. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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    THE NAVY’S MAGNA CHARTA.
    1081 3 JACK’S APPEAL* TO THE NATION. The petty-offic-*rs and men of the navy have just issued a very striking appeal,” which will find its way into the hands of all members of Parliament, naval critics, and other prominent people interested in the efficiency and welfare of the
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    Chinese Y.M.C.A.
    136 3 Last week a meeting was called by Chinese Christians in Singapore for the. purpose of forming a branch of the Y.M.C.A. for Chinese. Mr. Stuart Donnithorne, who is a graduate of Cambridge University, at present, acting for Mr. R D. Pringle, the Secretaiy for Singapore, attended and gave
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    Rubber Estates
    143 3 The Kalur.ara Rubber Co. Iris completed its planting programme and now has a fine compact property of very nearly 600 acres. The Knaves mi re Estates Co., Ltd pays a dividend of 6 per cent. The latest rubber comp my noticed in the Ceyl > r ,x Jazeltc
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    Duff Development Co.
    355 3 Major George Weinyss has resigned id’s position as Chairman of the Directors of the Duff Development Co., Ltd and, in his stead Mr. Doudas Osborne has been appointed. Mr. Osborne, as well as Messrs. R. S. Henderson and Alfred H. Drew, have* accepted seats on the Board
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    TALES OF BUDDHA.
    413 3 Dr. W. 11. D. Rouse, president of the Folk Lore Society, in an address to the society at 21? Albemaile Street, London, described the Jataka Book, of which the translation in is progress. There was, he said, no reason to doubt that Buddha used to tell stories
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    The Amir in India.
    449 3 Some Good Stories There are naturally many good stories going about of the Amir’s somewhat whimsical ways. For instance, he had a little knack of upsetting people’s dinner arrangements by demanding that anyone he particularly favoured should sit next to him. Again, when he was taken
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    THE ALLEGED OPIUM CURE.
    317 3 We find the following in the Morning Leader Readers may remember some two months ago a little paragraph from Penang which spoke of a cure for the opium habit, by means < f a certain plant which grows wild profusely in the western parts of the
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    Passengers to the Straits
    410 3 Per P. O. s s. Himalaya, from London, Feb. 15, connecting at Colombo with s.s. Della, due at Penang Mar. 14:To Penang Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Osborne, Mr and Mrs. A. H. Sperling, Messrs. Mechie, H. L. Johnson, and R. B. Rannon. To Singapore Major-General
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    THE WEEK.
    150 4 Thursday, 7th March. Penang Assizes. P.C.C. Tennis Tournament. Spampani’s Circus, 9.15 p.m. High water 6.45 a.m. Low water 12.40 p m Friday, Bth March. Penang Assizes. J .Homeward B. I. Mail. Municipal Commission, 3.30 p.m,< P.C.C. Tennis Toumainapt,. Band, Esplanade, 6to 7 p.ni, Spampani’s Circus, 9.15 p.m. High
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    Thursday, 7th March, 1907.
    1085 4 The Nationalist movement in Egypt seems to be growing apace, as will be gathered from Reuter’s account of the puerile nu 1 ill-considered proceedings in the General Assembly at Cairo. As the Tirdei points out, the most serious feature |of the movement is the alleged participation
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    PENANG ASSIZES.
    399 4 ALtyie Assizes yesterday afterhoon, before Lewie Thornton and a comirioii jury r .Khoo-Teng Ban, Teh Wan, Ong Tiang Sp, TanKee Ti»», arid,Aiig;Saw Were.dKirgeid' with committing a gang robbery in Perak Lane btf the 2nd ult. Solicitor>General (Mr W. G. Maxwell) briefly explained the details t)*e., case, from which
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    H.M.S. "Kent"
    213 4 H.M.S. Kent arrive 1 in Penang Hrfrbdur 1 from Pulau Wey ntnl the Coc »s Wan'ls' about five o’clock vqiterday. en ioute io the rirfdk She bought back Mr—®f=*=dv“Farrer, District Officer, Province: Wellesley; wM has bten to the Cocos Island on inspection dutv. This morning at ten o’clock
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    Penang Cricket Club.
    94 4 I t 1 Ji '-.rf? Tfya results bf the ties phtyed Mixed '.‘TfduiaiiK.^Ai/DI^AP/ 5 Mr. Mrs. Dbrinye 30) Miss Hailitax A* G? AuWipHy +3’/fi) fi—s Miss JonesArG: R. Mugliston (-15 1) Mstthew (scr.) SINQLR HANpICAP- r CLABB A* E. S. Haslam (—3O) beat H. C. Sells i(scr.J
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    PENANG HUNT CLUB.
    247 4 YESTERDAY’S XUutii—rile membeis of the Hunt Club I enjoynblS ~a„ ye.ter.Jay eve,.,,, /Pparsoh on Barbette and .Mr. B u lil slr Change led course which i?':- o "t 1 0 11 K 1 vrfVfel- into tfie grounds of the Suff.iu -where- three fixed jumps were negotiate tlien
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    The Circus.
    129 4 TTie ptjpularity of Bp a m pan i’s Circus and Menage?!*}.appears to bo increasing. i| ie entertainment ...given last night was, for the y middle of ...the: week, verv well attended. We have in previous JQpoiits referred to various turns that evoke appreciation, but there are others that
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    Penang Anti-Opium Association.
    343 4 Ml'. Tan 800 Liat and Dr. B C Yin, th‘ĕ‘ delegate's of the Singapore Auti-Opimu to“il ie Cbiifereijee to be held in Tpbfi to-mbrrow and Saturday, .gave short addj esses last 'evening at, the premises of 'the Penang Anti-Opium Ass.ficiatajpn. Dr. Leuring, P.h. D. t of Ipoh,
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    THE BRITISH NAVY.
    315 5 OFFICERS REPRIUARDED. THE TWO-POWER STANDARD. [Rbutcr’s Sbrvick.] London, 6th March Speaking on the Naval Estimates in tha House of Commons. Mr. Edmund Roi>ertgou, Parliamentary Sec re ter y to the Ad miralty, said that in the Admiralty’s opinion, the maintenance of the two- Powar standard was adequately
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    TURKEY.
    134 5 INCREASE IN THE CUSTOMS. IMPORTANT TRADK DBVtLOPMBWT. [Reutek’b Service London, 6th March. Reuter’s correspondent in Constantinople telegraphs that the Powers have approved and the Sultan has sanctioned the introduction of drastic reforms in the administration <>f the Turkish Customs, which were stipulated for by the Briti h Embassy as
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    RUSSIA.
    103 5 OPENING OF THE DUMA. [Reuter’s Service London, 6th March. The Duma has been quietly opened by the Vice-President of the Council of the Russian Empire. When the Imperial Ukase convening the assembly was read, the members of tb« Right rose and cheered the Emperor the rest remained seated in
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    GREAT BRITAIN AND HOLLAND.
    81 5 INTERNATIONA L COURTESIES. [Bbutbr’s Srrvici.] London, 6th March. Prince Alexander of Teck has arrived at the Hague and handed to Prince Henry of the Netherlands the Grand Cross of the Bath conferred upon him by King Edward in recognition of his services at the wreck of
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    THE UNITED STATES.
    27 5 THE SHIPPING SUBSIDY BILL. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 6th March. The United States Congress has adjourned. The Shipping Subsidy Bill was lost through filibustering tactics.
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    EGYPT.
    154 5 A FOOLISH REQUEST. THE NATIONALIST MOVEMENT. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 6th March. The Egyptian General AssenrWy has voted a resolution demanding the grant of full parliamentary institutions as soon as possible, and urging the Government, meanwhile, to extend, the powers of the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly with a
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    CYPRUS.
    93 5 THE BONDED WAREHOUSES. [Reuter’s Service] London, 7th March. In the House of Commons yesterday, Mr. John D. Rees (Liberal member for Montgomery district}asked whether a private corporation is wide vouring to obtain a monopoly of the bonded warehouses in Famagusta, Cyprus whereby Indian merchants would be at- the mercy
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    SHIPPING.
    81 5 WRECK OF THE DAKOTA. [Reuters Service London, 6th March. Underwriters in the City are hugely interested in ths Dakota, Which was wrecked off Sagami on Moud iy. The sum of at least six hundred thousand pounds sterling is involved and forty guineas is now being paid thereon. rhe Dakota
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    GERMAN AID PERSIA.
    60 5 A DEMAND- FOR INDEMNITY. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 7th March. It is reported from Berlin tliat the German Minister in Teheran Ixhs presented to Persia a demand for indetanicy in connection with the at ack on German missionaries in Souchbulak, Persia, on tha 20th ult. The report, however,
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    GERMANY AND DENMARK.
    54 5 A PREDOMINANT POSITION. [Reuter’s Service.] l London, 7th March. The Times's correspondent iu Paris, in drawing attention to Germany’s predominant position in Denmark affirms that she is working tooth and nail to make a Baltic mars clausum by the ueutralisaton of the thereby securing the safety of
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    THE CIVIL SERVICE.
    40 5 THE ESTIMATES [Reuter’s Service.] London, 7th March. The Civil Service Estimates include grants iu aid for Wei-hai-wei, £lO,OOO, an increase of £5,500 ~East Africa, £152,975, a decrease of £[LO2S k and Uganda, £85,000, a decrease of £27,000.
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    JAPAN'S FINANCES.
    34 5 THE CONVERSION. LOAN. [Rbotu'b S.RVicr] London, 7th March. The Japanese conversion loan amounts to twenty-three and not twenty millions sterling, and the bonds are at from a quarter to a half premium.
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    THE COLONIAL CONFERENCE
    191 5 THE TREATIEBT Of lIDIHS. LEAVE PAY FOR ißrutbr’s Sbrvicr.l Loudon, 7th- March. Mr. John Morley, in reply to Sir Witham James Bull {Unionist member for Hammersmith), stated in the House of Oom 1 mens that the treatment of Indians hi the Colonies has not beem included in
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    THE AFRICAN SOCIETY
    70 5 THE WORK OF THE EMPIRE. [Rrutkrs Service London, 7th March. Mr. Winston Churchill, speaking at the African Society’s dinner yesterd ty evening, said that the development qf the Protectorates and QiQVUI .ColoiiiaA- in Africa must figure prominently in the work of die Empire till they have reache
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    THE LITE BARONESS BURDETT-COUTTS.
    25 5 [Reuter’s Servick.] London, 7th March. The 4>«b; personal, estate of th? late Baroness Burdett-Coutt?» h is been sworn at £65,225. r.-
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    THE BUDGET.
    22 5 [Reuters Sxkvice. Lon<fbff, 7ih‘March. The Liberal organs, in fore lasting the Budget, believe that tea and sugar will'iTOt~ be touched.
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    THE TRANSVAAL PARLIAMENT.
    21 5 [Rwutbr’s Swßvica London, 7th M irch. s 1 The new Transvaal Parliament will meefc-d on Thursday, Ist inSfr. >•
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    KING EDWARD.
    15 5 [Reuter’s Service London, 7th .Marsh., His Majesty King Edward has arrived in Biarritz.
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    SPECIAL GERMAN SERVICE.
    258 5 QUEEN VICTORIA S LETTERSBerlin, 6th Marcfi The correspondence of the late Queen Victoria, including somd letters touching on political subjects, has been published THE HAGUE CONFERENCE In the House of Commons, a debate took place on the disarmament question, when Mr. Balfour, leader of. the Opposition, attacked
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    RUBBER SHARES.
    316 5 LATEBT LONDON REPORT. i -iMessrs*. Bussell dt Cod 4 Rubber Shaie Market Report, to hand by the 8.1. mail to-day, states y London, Feb. 14. The speculative prospects of rubber shares cojutinne to attract buyers and we have to. report- an increasing activity in most shares. The Sea
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    The Next Agricultural Show.
    179 5 Commenting on the decision to hold the next Agri-horticultural Show in Kuala Kangsar (which received 7 votes against 5 for Ipoh and 3 for Taiping, at a special committee meeting held in Taipiiig on Saturday), the Times of Malaya, which has advocated Ipoh as the most
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    Municipal Commission.
    279 5 The business to be transuded at the ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Commission to-morrow is as under 1. Minutes of the last meeting to be "Yeaß and confirmed. s. 2. Any special business the* President mav bring forward. 3. Questions. 4. Letter from Government re erection of European
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    LOG BOOK.
    831 6 Ou Febiuary 26 Messrs. A. R. Marty ft Company, "Agents in Hongkong for the Cie de Navigation Tonkinoise, received n telegram informing them that their steamer Hailan (Captain Anderson) was ashore on Hainan* Island. The vessel was on a voyage* from Hongkong to Hoihow ami Haiphong with a
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    SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    86 6 Brit 4461, Robinmui, Mar, U, tM Liverpool, gon ML Mansfield ft Co, BanWhaty Him. Brit. Morioll, Mar. 6, Tongkah. grn„ \damnou. Gilfillan ft <’«. Ban Wiiatt Soon. Brit., IW». Milne, Mar. i>, Ungkat.fgen., Bong Koo, KKNT,"4Bnt.d|Man-ofAVar. do Horsey, Mar. I'ulo Weh. Pkkvsnkn. Ger.. 3278. Nalirath, Mar. <», Japan,
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    DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
    47 6 Ban Whatt Soon for Langkat. Canton for I‘angkor and Teluk Anson. Malaya for Deli. Pkov for Langsa, T. Semawe, Segli, Olehleh, and Sabang. Thongwa for Port Swettenham and Singapore. Upada for Rangoon. Van i>er Parra for Deli and Langsa. Zieten for Singapore, China, and Japan.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    345 6 per Corn km a for Port Swettenham and Malacca, 1 p.m. to morrow. Rotorua for Tongkah, 1 p.m. to-morrow. Deli for Trang, 1 p.m. to-morrow. Rksipknt Halrwyn for Batu Bahra, 1 pm. to morrow’. Taw Tong tor Singapore, 2 p.m. to-morrow. Japan for Singapore, China, and Japan, 4
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    SHIPPING EXPECTED.
    169 6 Name of Steamer, where from, approximate date of arrival, where bound, and Agents. Nyanza from Singapore, Mar. 8, for Colombo and Europe, Adamson, Gilfillan Co. Benvknue from London, Mar. 9, for Singapore, China, and Japan, Sandilands, Buttery Co. Austria from Singapore, Mar. 11, for Colombo, Bombay, aud Trieste,
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    PASSENGERS.
    78 6 By Malaya from Deli, Mr. and Mrs. Sehlundt and 3 (Mildren,- Mr. and Mrs. J. Toeke, Mr. and Mrs. V. Tyen, Mr. and M<s. V. D. Schrocf, Mr. and Mrs. R. Baumann, Miss J. Bakker, Messrs. Goldenberg, E. A. E. Enuema, G. J. Nuesink, Carsten, G. Hulsen, A I
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    SHARES.
    1183 6 n f Imu® o Capital. Sub K rib.d. V.ln.<P.id«p. Bererre. Dividend.. Q„. )tation S I J MINING,. Gold. 1900 5175,000 $140,1)00 Bersawah Gold Mining Co., Ltd I sales 4.000 10 10 (Deferred) nom 1892 £200,000 £1W,250 ..if! [A P»i<l January, 1901 Ranb Aust. Gold Mining Co., Ltd. Fully Paid
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    EXCHANGE.
    124 6 Pnnang, 7th March, 1907 (liy Courtesy of the Chartered Bank.) London Demand Batik *2/4| 4 months’sight Bank 2/4 3 Credit 2/4 11/16 3 Documentary 24| Calcutta, Demand Bank R» 173| 3 days’ sight Private 175} Bombay, Demand Bank 173} 3 days’ sight Private 17«'} Madras, Demand Bank 173} 3
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    PRODUCE.
    178 6 Prnang, 7th March, 1907. Gold leaf $G| 70 Pepper (\V. ()<m«i. .1 ll»«. s«> a 17 no stock. White Pepper 24 buyers. Trang Pepper 18.75 buyers. Mace 83 sellers Mace Pickings 70.7 sales. Nutmegs 110 27 j sales [No 1 5.50 *2 x. no stock. Basket 3.30 sales. Tapioca
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