The Straits Independent and Penang Chronicle, 6 January 1892
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64 1892-01-06 3 However this may be, il f,, 4- v hope, in the near future, to see Properly certificated Veterinary a M* R- 0. S., settled ;-,st us, when, we have no doubt, t Dutch authorities will remove the embargo they64 words
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Article1063 1892-01-06 3 We reproduce —without, however, endorsing nil our Contemporary’s views, the following interesting article, which •mpeared in the London and China Express'# issue of the 4th ulto. Penang is to be congratulated in that if has now got a scheme for the better* imMifc of its harbour1,063 words
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Article703 1892-01-06 3 Writing from Amsterdam, December 2, the correspondent of the L. C. E. reports The Queen and the Queen-Regent will arrive from Het Loo at the Hague today, to reside there during the winter. The Grand Duchess of Saxe-Wei mar was the guest of her Majesty during the past week,703 words
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Article191 1892-01-06 3 A Frenbh diplomatist, who is at present in Japan, lias written a letter describing the impressions left upon Lis blind by a.recent visit to ladivostock. tie says England and Russia must meet some day they are in each other’s feay in Asia. The Transcaspian Railway kill191 words
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Article881 1892-01-06 3 TELEGRAMS BY MAIL (From our Exchanges.) New York 17th December. —A. despatch, published by the Herald, says that j a riot has occurred in tiie Island of St. j V incent owing to the popular opposij tion to the reduction of the number of judges of the Court of Appeal.881 words
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Article135 1892-01-06 4 Penang, Gib January, 1892. Rates rule as follows London, Demand, Bank H O’- dollar Do. 4 months sight, Bank 3 l] tf Do. G Credits 3/11 Do. G Documentary 3 '2 Calcutta, Demand, Bank Its. 222 Do. 30 days sight, Private 224 Bomhay, Demand, Bank 22J Do. 30 days135 words
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Article462 1892-01-06 4 (From the Dittany Gazette.) London, 2 oth December.—Sir Robert Morier. g. c. b.. the present Ambassador to fcSt. letersburg, has been appointed to the embassy at Reine, in succession to the Marquis of I)afteriu and Ava, promoted to Paris. In connection with an agitation against a European tobacco(From the Dittany Gazette.) - 462 words
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Article2102 1892-01-06 4 The Mails —The P. O. Steam Khedive left Cmorn bo at 2 a.m., this morning with the English mails, and may, therefore, he expected in Penang on Sunday morning. Telegraphic information bat been received that the mail despatclied hence i* id Nagapatam or. the 11th ilto. was2,102 words
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Advertisement158 1892-01-06 4 THE FALLS OF EARN 'rentiers are invited for the purchase of i,lie British ship Falls oj Earn” as slie lies sunk in Oleldeh Harbour. Also for the cargo of about 3,/Ot) tons of Cardiff coal now in the vessel. Apply to SANDI LANDS BUTTERY b Co. ,381 Lloyds Agents. VICTORIA158 words
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Article272 1892-01-06 5 A most important case was tried before the Marine magistrate, Captain Thorpe, to-day, the matter at issue being no less than the question whether the Captain or the Chin Chew of a Chinese-Owned ship is the master. Captain Busk of the s. s. Avaygee charged Chuah Tee,272 words
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Article897 1892-01-06 5 So iar, the reports concerning the revolt in Pahang, of which the Oran# Kaya appears to be head centre, are all vague and unsatisfactory. Nothing seems to be known for certain of the force at the Orang Kaya’s disposal, or of his intentions. All we know897 words
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Article598 1892-01-06 5 (From our Correspondent with AssistantCommissioner Dalian's Column of Perak Sikhs.) Kuala Kubu, Ulu Selangor, January 3, 2 p m. Mena with Perak reinforcements under command of Assistant-Commissioner Duhan arrived at Klang at 7. A.M. On the Ist; disembarked troops, and shortly afterwards proceeded by! rail to Kuala Lumpor. Remained598 words
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Article2782 1892-01-06 5 At a Meeting of the Municipal Commissioners of George Town, Penang, held in the Town Hall, on Tuesday, the 29th ulto., there were present:— J. Y. Kennedy, Esq., President the Hon. D. Combie, and A. R. Adams Esq. The Minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed.2,782 words
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Advertisement329 1892-01-06 6 municipal notice. Notice is hereby given that Perak Road will be closed to traffic, except for toot passengers, until further notice, in consequence of alterations to the Bridge Over the Sungei Penang. (By order) J. W. HALLIFAX, Secretary to the Municipal Commissioners Alunicipal Office, Town Hall. Penang, 28th August, 1891.329 words
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Advertisement844 1892-01-06 7 McLARTY COMPANY, Telegraphic Address: nAvnTTT Ppnanp” CONSULTING ENGINEERS, NAVAL ARCHITECTS, P".ce: IVICLARTY, rENANG SURVEYORS No. 30, BEACH STREET, THUESA. 1. CODE (l 887.) AND PENANG. A B c A D 4th Kdition CONTRACTORS, encral J Manager: private cooes. BRANCHES AT THAIPINGr, BATU G-AJAH AND SINGAPORE.]! F M McLARTY, m.i.m.e £Cg3S«=844 words
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Advertisement707 1892-01-06 8 EAHEE T GOSLING CO. 2 Beach Street POTTEUY WORK». Cable Address: PenANG. T° bacc Penang. rr sole agents of the POSADA WINE COMPANY, K;Slmb“''s™«wam pipes SINGAPORE AND PENANG. All siaes from 2” to 2 diam. SPECIALITY OF SIiTSEStS !"S« SPANISH AND POKTUOHSE WINES. These pines are imperishable and practical^ DIRECT707 words
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Advertisement269 1892-01-06 8 Canton Insurance Office Limited THE undersigned Laving been appointed Agents for this Office, are now prepared to accept Marine Insurance Risks, on the most favorable terms. For full particulars apply to, BOUSTEAD Co, Agents. Result of the working of the Company for the year 1890 The balance at credit of269 words
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