Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 6 September 1920
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1920-09-06 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 205. VOL. LXXVIII. MONDAY, 6th SEPTEMBER, 1920. PRICE 15 OENTS.20 words
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Advertisement537 1920-09-06 1 NIKKO modern art PHOTOGR APHIC studio, No. 7, Nori ham Road. TEL: No 579- I |II MASCOTS. I I EMPIRE TYPEWRITERS. l i i the cars one sees on roac^s are S e S uar d against either ac- E: cidents or their consequences 2 if im i their value537 words
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Advertisement18 1920-09-06 1 THE BEST CAR iN TOWl* j »x*t ■iK'HiAQ I sole AAeotl S.S. F.M.SI Ong Sam Leong a 00.18 words
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Advertisement2013 1920-09-06 2 POSITIONS VACAMT. NOTICE. TENDER» INVITED. a. 5 Sale of Government 1 ffl VINCENT fn Pinang Gazette. Licensing Justices on Wednesday, .be 200 Rubber (plantations), j .1 jI;M j| 1605—September, 1920, may be aeeu on Id’;? }l|’\ 1 PPI\I A l\lfi application at the Chinese Protectorate th, KUdld J **********4 fl2,013 words
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Article962 1920-09-06 3 FATAL MOTOR COLLISION. ■I M r AC Baker, sittin» as coroner,h-1 i «n qu.»' on into the circunutancea i’t u ling t d f a h in Hospital a Cantoue»*- dhui d Li u Ah Ke«, who wa-< kn-eked dowa bv moto c<r No. 1212, driven by Md.962 words
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Article75 1920-09-06 3 Sept 10 and 11—Malayan Athle ic Sports. Kuala 1 utnpur. Sept 13—Penang As izes. On a charge of cheating by tendering a dishonoured cheque for $1,748 50 to one Goh Teow Lye in payment for 300 bags of rice dust, purchased from him, a Chine-e named Ng Koh75 words
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Advertisement260 1920-09-06 3 ill 111 ITTI'i linl HI I f[T mFI *****1 I i 111 T f I 1 f ■I IDtAL BtVtRAW I £> Xi -I »4) Oujqporfi A CQHaNTKA .O J f A>Z W hait extkaci j /< \ii iM H t mu<ANDt«*s J Over work, worry and concen- \!j' p’||260 words
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Advertisement131 1920-09-06 3 ANOTHER j s OF 1 w. D. &H. O. WILLS I ai,'? ZZZZ > TOBACCOS <.,< ONCE SMOKED ALWAYS SMOKED s 2 oz. Tins 90 cents. 4 oz. Tins $1.75. j ALL DEALERS. UNINTERRUPTED ELECTRIC SUPPLY g IS ASSURED IF YOU INSTALL A g! ’-ISO-LIGHT PUfliTi J SUPPLIED IN 2131 words
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Advertisement242 1920-09-06 3 Oar Radies’ Department. Has now in stock a new selection of charming afternoon frocks, also a quantity of other new goods. t Dainty Floral Voila Frock With the new skirt. Well cut Bodice (as sketch) Price $3O. Th s f y ie7n est Ccat Frocks 7 Made in best quality242 words
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Miscellaneous213 1920-09-06 3 IMPERIAL i;M PI Ri' 1 I IKAFRE P ;<?£> A <G t- OA I Monday, 6th, to Wednesday, Bth September, 1920. Second House at 9-15 p. m. ,j S-lziick Picture. J ■■>. M Ss'e .ck present Norm* Taimadge in 6 THE LAW OF COMPENSATION 6 K th METRO Re> Is213 words
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Article1274 1920-09-06 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Mr. M. K. Foster has been playing cricket for Worcestershire. Lady Guillemard arrived in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday morning. Mr. Kingston has arrived in Kuala Lumpur as Protector of ChineseMr- F. Robinson is to act as Registrar, Supreme Court, Penang, with effect from August 30. Mr. H. de1,274 words
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Article131 1920-09-06 4 ARRESTS ON THE “NILE.” Immigration inspectors at San Francisco took off the C. M. S. “Nile” three Chinese members of the crew skid to have been implicated in the attempted delivery of 27 Chinese stowaways npon the “Nile's” arrival there recently. With the arrest of the Chinese the131 words
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Article375 1920-09-06 4 CLOSING DAY’S RESULTS. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Kuala Lumpur, September 4. The weather was excellent and the going good on the closing day of Selangor Races. Results: Race I—(Racecourse.) PALM OIL 7.6 Southall 1 HANKOW 9.5 Hobbs 2 GAY LASS 7.8 Houseman 3 Won by 6 lengths; 6375 words
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Article160 1920-09-06 4 IPOH CASUAi S v. TAIPING CASUALS. Ou Saturday, at Taiping, Ipoh Casuals tried conclusions wi'h Taipiug Caaual? with Mr W H Toft at-|referee. Ipoh—.J Miles; P Foley and Syed Ali; J V Ma?s, Abdul, V Duray; G ibriel, Daily, E H Tcf Holemberg aod De Souza, Taiping—Fam Ah Lay;160 words
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Article70 1920-09-06 4 Wi h a huge crowd looking on the second replay in the semi-final of the cup compel.* tion, being the third time SRC. were lined up against S C C. in the tie, came off on the former’s ground, Singapore’ Capital football was served uj,70 words
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Article69 1920-09-06 4 The following additional entries have been received for the Malayan Athletic bports to be held in Kuala Lumpur on September 10 and 11 A C Wa'l 100 yards, 150 yards and the quarter mile, SA Yell 300 yards handicap, 220 yards handicap, haif mile, and the one mile.69 words
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Article157 1920-09-06 4 S E P.” The loquwt into th, d, a h 0( Q Hawg, who expired tll Ut, motor .m.,h a, .b, l Ot l, Slogapore, early oo tl,e moroin, met, w«s held in i|„ coroner'.’ h Friday. According to tbS" Hupmobile, into which car v f a‘ S E P.” - 157 words
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Article69 1920-09-06 4 The Hon the Acting Resident Conn- n Penang, has received a letter frn l° r Britannic Majesty'. Les X b” H stating that the Kroh-Betor certain exceptions, is now ’avaikhi motor traffic. It is also stated thatth 4 is not full six metres in w i]f, h Old69 words
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Article393 1920-09-06 4 The Band will play the following.,, gramme of music at the K.plsn.de,’ o p.m. to-day 1. Overture Nel! Gwin 2. Fox Trot ...Never Refuse r'LT 3. Selection The Orchid r 4. Waltz ...September .‘.'.qT March Gallant Nnighta Leipzig It was no surprise to read in one paper the393 words
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Advertisement266 1920-09-06 4 an SSfSXE '«Ok JU 1»■ I MW'—B—gifiMßaw? I NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. MOTOR BRANCH. I MOTOR CARS. MOTOR CYCLES. i Funds Exceed $70,000,000. I Reductions are allowed if the assured has more than one Car Insured. Bonus A Liberal Bonus i« allowed ’off I the Renewal Premium when no claim266 words
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Advertisement156 1920-09-06 4 palpitation. It is not often that one hear* a young man or woman oompl*ining of physical pain in the bear* region, the disturbances they have there can generally be ascribed another source, but, as b ,ne along, and they have battled through life to middle ag®, 80 real disabilities begin156 words
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Article2536 1920-09-06 5 tH e discussion in council. the Legislati*" Cornell meeting held n Friday. fc,,e oa the Acfcin r r fnrneV-O f eri l < Mrß D Acton mwed 7 L lU d reading of Che Daylight Saving b B bill “to p ovide f»r the time of t»*e2,536 words
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Article485 1920-09-06 5 A Stirring Wees-Ek». Hongkong, August 23.—Nearly 500 Chinese soldiers arrived in tbe Colony by the 8.8. Chueuon on Saturday evening, on their way to take part in tbe fighting in the neighbourhood of Swatow. They were prevented from landing in Hongkong by the police, and were later in485 words
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Advertisement534 1920-09-06 5 DIRECTORS: REGISTERED OFFICE: I SIR CHARLES ELLIS. R.B.t. K.C.1.. QUEEHS HOUSE. KINGSWAV. I I SIR JOHH A.F. ABPIRALL THE IOROOH. W. 0. 2. CLAUD A. CAYLEY. WORKS I W IR L RICHENS KBE M, Bullish ElCCtriC THE HICK KERR WORKS. PRESWR. I I ZS’rrn. COMPANY. LIMITED. THE o" OH HCE534 words
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Article20 1920-09-06 6 Sclly.—At the Maternity Hospital. Penang, on September 4tb, to Captain and M»spßS<lly, of B> tu Kawan Estate, 8 daughter.20 words
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Article49 1920-09-06 6 Ji seph-Nelligan—At the CLu<cb ot the Immaculate Conception, Puiu Tikus, by the Rev Father Laumondai», Archibald Cbarhs Joseph, to Miss Gennevive Alvirab Nelligan, second daughter of the late John Aloysius Nellig n (Post OTce) and Ellen Nelligan, Penarg. Straits, Madras, ana Anglo Indian papers please copy, (No cards).49 words
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Article1223 1920-09-06 6 Several reports presented to the Legis lative Courcilon Friday are worthy of more than passing reference since they presen 1 in considerably more detail than the Colonial Secretary’s review permitted, features of local Departmental administration, among them those on the Settlem nt of Penang for 1919. the1,223 words
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Article1836 1920-09-06 6 We much regret to hear of the death at Home of Sir Evelyn Ellis, The Late Sir Kt, in h s 55th year, a well Evelyn Ellis. known figure at the Straits bar for a number of yeats, and one of the ablest members of his profession1,836 words
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Advertisement270 1920-09-06 6 I B OOTH S I I LONDON. I I I OLD TOM I I I I DRY J I GIN. -> n~ J S= j| WHOLESALE FROM BEHR CO., PENANG. WT ‘PICCADILLY TINS OF 50 $l.OO. 1 WfERFECT a > j'Jjij material and Xjp 8 making. The A highest attainment270 words
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Advertisement10 1920-09-06 6 E. 0. PENANG. RAFFLES, SINGAPORE. STRAND, RANGOON. SARKIES BROTHERS, Proprietors.10 words
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Miscellaneous39 1920-09-06 6 THE TIDES' The following are the tides for to-day and to-morrow, Penang Standard Time High Water Low Water To-dat, 4.40 a.m. 11.33 a.m. 5 12 p.m, 11.31 p,m To-morrow. 6 42 a.m. 1.48 p.m. 8 30 pm. 12.00 m’nt.39 words
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Article308 1920-09-06 7 BALFOUR’S REPLY. Reuter’s Telegrams.] London, September 2. I.jlour. replying to M. Kameneff’s August 26th, expresses gratificalt the Soviet has renounced the ~i the creation of a Polish work hut denies that the British nt ever recognised that the f the Polish Army to 50,000 Imiit'ttion u* v*Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 308 words
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Article536 1920-09-06 7 TROUBLE WITH LITHUANIA. London, September 2. A Polish communique' claims that 1 s army which had been causing t l s considerable trouble in Galicia has been annihilated. V the result of Polish troops violating t nticr. and conflicts with Lithuat‘ i .ops, the Polish Military Mission536 words
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Article153 1920-09-06 7 FOREIGN MINISTER’S STATEMENT. Berlin, September 2. Speaking to the Foreign Affairs Committee, the Foreign Minister, Herr von Simons, disclosed that he had been urged to collaborate with the Bolsheviks against the Western Powers and thus break the bonds imposed by the Treaty of Versailles. After mature reflection,153 words
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Article35 1920-09-06 7 FATAL EXPLOSION. Paris. September 3. The “Temps’’ says the Bolsheviks report that an explosion aboard the Bolshevik warship Red Dawn resulted in the vessel sinking, and 130 of the crew being killed.35 words
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Article64 1920-09-06 7 Cape Town, September 2. The salvation army commissioner, Mr. Hoggard, from Korea, who is now Commander in South Africa, lectured on Korea, which he said was to-day the most Christian nation in the Far East. He said those who embarked on Christianity had given testimony of their64 words
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Article35 1920-09-06 7 London. Septrmb -r 2. Lloyd s reports as much overdue the Tenzan Marti, which has not been heard of since she sailed from Monte ideo for Rio de Janeiro on May 17th.35 words
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Article19 1920-09-06 7 London. September 2. ►Somersetshire beat Derbyshire by ten wickets. London, September 3. Hants v. Leicester was drawn.19 words
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Article22 1920-09-06 7 London, September 2. The “Times’’Copenhagen correspondent says the centenary of Oersted, the discoverer of electro-magnetism, was celebrated on September Ist.22 words
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Article173 1920-09-06 7 NEW AREAS AFFECTED. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] London, September 2. A War Office communique on the situation in Mesopotamia, shows there has been some improvement in the disturbed areas, but it is becoming more tense in districts not yet open to rebellion, the Lower Euphrates and the Hammar Lake neighbourhood being[Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 173 words
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Article123 1920-09-06 7 Baghdad, August 13. —Whilst the A. G. O. Telafar was parleying with a leading chief, some Shamar Arabs treacherously fired on the Cavalry escort, killing Captain Carter of the 11th Lancers and six Indian other ranks. The Cavalry returned the fire effectively, killing 8 Arabs including the leading123 words
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Article44 1920-09-06 7 Teheran, August 14.—General Starosselsky, commanding the Persian forces, is moving out on the right and left flank of the British troops against the Bolshevik Jungali force. The British troops successfully engaged the enemy at Yuzbashichai on the Kasvin Resht road.44 words
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Article50 1920-09-06 7 GERMANY’S DELEGATION. London. September 3. Germany has accepted invitations to attend the International Financial Conference at Brussels on September 24th. and the Reparations Conference at Geneva to be held shortly. The delegation to Brussels will be headed by Herr Bergmann, State Secretary of the Ministry of Finance.50 words
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Article120 1920-09-06 7 London, September 3. Baron Hayashi reached Marseilles on September 2nd, and is expected in London on September 4th. Japan’s Policy in China, London, September 5. Baron Hayashi has arrived in London. Interviewed by Reuter, he declared that the cordial Anglo-Japanese friendship, which was the mainstay of peace and120 words
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Article70 1920-09-06 7 Paris, September 4. It has been decided that the celebrations of the jublee of the Third Republic be held simultaneously with the armistice rejoicings. Press Tributes. Paris, September 4. Commenting on the fiftieth anniversary of the Third Republic, the press pays glowing tributes to “our admirable70 words
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Article109 1920-09-06 7 REPRISAL FOR MURDER. [Reuter's Telegrams.] London. September 3. The police and military fired the town of Ballaghaderreen as a reprisal for two policemen being shot dead there last evening. Practically the whole of the main street was destroyed. Situation at Belfast. There have been sensational reports of vast captures[Reuter's Telegrams.] - 109 words
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Article180 1920-09-06 7 THE STRIKE NOTICES. London, September 2. The miners’ delegates conference decided to lußid in strike notices in all dis tricts so as to terminate not later than September 25th. The Possibilities. Loudon, September 2. It must not be assumed that the decision of the miners to hand in180 words
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Article123 1920-09-06 7 NEW YORK’S TROUBLES. New York, September 3. While the Brooklyn traffic strike ties up suburban travelling, and work at the docks is still hampered by the longshoremen’s strike, three more strikes have added to New York’s troubles. Fifteen thousand painters, three thousand vanners and two thousand plumbers have123 words
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Article131 1920-09-06 7 DISPUTE LEADS TO LOCKOUT. London, September 2. A crisis in the engineering trades has arisen through an electrician’s and employers’ dispute as to whether foremen must be members of the Electrical Trades Union. A Foreman of the Cammell Laird Works at Sheffield resigned from the Union and the131 words
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Article17 1920-09-06 7 Rome, September 4. A Valona message says the last Italian troops left last evening.17 words
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Article223 1920-09-06 7 CREW’S ESCAPE. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] Washington. September 3. A thrilling accident occurred to submarine 85, manned by four officers and 26 men. The submarine became disabled in a partly submerged state east of Cape Henlopon. A transport in the neighbourhood obtained a precarious hold on the stern, meantime dozens[Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 223 words
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Article133 1920-09-06 7 EXTRAORDINARY AFFAIR. New York, September 2. What is described as a sugarbow l riot broke out among 1,750 immigrants in the dining rooms of the great aliens inspection depot on Ellis Island It appears that to-day for the first tine since war real sugar was served in133 words
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Article89 1920-09-06 7 BRITAIN’S CLAIMS. Washington, September 2. The Shipping Board announces that it is examining Britain’s claims arising out of the detention of the Imperator and other liners which were loaned to repatriate troops. It is stated that Britain has not asked any specific sum but is seeking to obtain89 words
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Article64 1920-09-06 7 ANTI-DISRUPTION MOVEMENT. New York, Septenber 3. The Association of American Citizens, entitled the “Loyal Coalition” has a membership drawn from all parts of the country. Its declared purposes include the “carrying on of an educational campaign against all hyphenated interests, which seek to disrupt relations with friendly64 words
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Article54 1920-09-06 7 Nashville, September 1. The Tennessee vote is tantamount to a demand for the reconsideration of the whole suffrage question and is the climax to a series of agitations which have been going on since the resolution passed on August 18th. The question is now likely to go54 words
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Article46 1920-09-06 7 “NOTHING SHORT OF CRIMINAL.” Shanghai, August 24. —At the inquest on Olin Loveland, a young American who was killed at Siccawei while cycling, the District Attorney sharply criticised motoring conditions in Shanghai, which he said were nothing short of criminal. The Court concurred-46 words
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Article35 1920-09-06 7 DEATH IN LONDON. London, September 4. The death has occurred of Sir Evelyn Ellis, Unofficial member of the Legislative Council of the Straits Settlements from 1908 till 1916, in his 55th year.35 words
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Article20 1920-09-06 7 London, September 2. The death has occurred at Leipzig of the famous German psychologist, Profeasor Wilhelm Wundt.20 words
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Article35 1920-09-06 7 Paris, September 4. M. Millerand, after participating in the celebrations of the Marne on September sth, will tour Alsace-Lorraine until September 12th, when he meets Mr. Lloyd George and Signor Giolitti at Aix-les-Bains-35 words
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Article444 1920-09-06 7 .—Havas. FRANCE’S DEMANDS. Paris, September 2. —As reparations fog the Breslau incidents France has iuxited Germany to put in a state of repair the Breslau consulate, preceding its solemn reopening, to pay 10,000 francs indemnification to the consulate-agents and to punish the guilty ones. The French insist,.—Havas. - 444 words
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Obituary14 1920-09-06 7 OBITUARY. Madrid, September 2. The death has occurred of Cardinal Guisasola, Primate of Spain.14 words
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Article441 1920-09-06 8 •‘S'raits Times” The trouble at Penang ha* a strong resemblance to what happenel here when Mr Hallifax was sent to act as Adviser in Johore. The Municipal Commissioners had asked for a trained municipal expert to act as president, and were under the im pression that their wish•‘S'raits Times” - 441 words
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Article249 1920-09-06 8 Malava Tribune.” Viewed in a proper light, a Muncicipa) Presidency in such cities as those of the Straits Settlements, with the vast responsibility involved and the special knowledge and talents required, should come only after the high offices of Governor and Colonial Secretary among civil appointments. Even.—“ Malava Tribune.” - 249 words
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Article420 1920-09-06 8 Malayan Leader.” The position is now made clear from the Government point <f view, and we are aware, at last, of the extent of the ccm mitments of our Control Department in the matters of the disposal of existing stocks and the dimensions of our forward contracts. Bitter as• Malayan Leader.” - 420 words
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Article158 1920-09-06 8 —“S.F.P” The police are investigating an unaccountable and mysterious murder, which took place on Wednesday night last at Tras Street, Singapore. The deceased, Lim Eng Swe*', a respectable Chinese, and employed as cashier to the K. P. M. left his h> use in Cheng Tuan Street at—“S.F.P” - 158 words
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Advertisement97 1920-09-06 8 FIAT LORRIES Incomparable in Price and Quality. 3‘A Ton Model CHASSIS PRICE $8,500. Ambrosoli Stoppani fi Co., PENANG. IN STOCK. CHANDLER CARS i j k. .£■'< r*i V’ (Famous for its marvellous motor) AND ESSEX CARS. I BROCKWAY LORRIES 2. 2j and 3 Ton. j I M iV. EDI A97 words
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Advertisement239 1920-09-06 8 j TANGYE’S! I I I SEMI DIESEL ENGINES. I g 1 PROTECTED BY PATENTS. I I S ft-. s I Jk J A f 111 B Jr-Tk SI s s TO WORK ON ALL BRANDS OF CRUDE AND RESIDUAL Q OILS, POWER AND FUEL CONSUMPTION GUARANTEED S K FOR FULL239 words
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Advertisement141 1920-09-06 8 A Revelation in (conomy i I ..--aA ANDRE CITROEN CAR The Citroen Car is on of the side of the Motorist in his war against rising expenses. It fulfils a Vital need under present day conditions in giving maximum efficiency with minimum of running cost PETROL CONSUMPTION 35/40 MILES PER141 words
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Article1044 1920-09-06 9 KENNEDY CO.'S SHARE LIST. J I LI II JL:_l_|aL oubbbß (Dollar.) 1 c K bber Co. Ltd. b7*c y' r Gkjib Kubber Estate 3.60 3.75 euru f‘° Malay Estates 4.40 4.60’ “Si Planting Syndicate 33.03 23.50 f’* K iuing Kubber Estate# 1.30 1.40 f golek Rubber Co. 3.40 3.60 f1,044 words
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Article106 1920-09-06 9 The following are the latest quotations in Messrs. Kennedy Co.’s share list Saturday. To-day S JO X SHARES. J» ~zj S -J aa. a Miaiag. S c. sc. c. c. Bataug P’ang. 1.20 1.25 1.15 1.20 Hitam Tin 2.90 3.00 Lingui Tin 5.76 6.00 5.50 5.75 N.106 words
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Article47 1920-09-06 9 Tin was quoted in London on Sept 3rd, at £267 spot, and £274 10s three month?» To-day’s quotation for refined tiu in Penang was $136.75 per picul, buyers, do sellers; unrefined tin $135,75 per picul, business done; tin ore $135.75 per picul, buyer?, no sellers.47 words
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Article99 1920-09-06 9 Tongkah Harbour Tin Dredging Co, N L, from 29th August to 4th September, 18 tons. Kalumpang Tin, No Liability, August, hours 589.25, yards 72,436, yield piculs 382. Kramat Pulai, Limited, August, from the mine, tin 160 piculs, scheelite 300 piculs, estimated profit $12,000 from tributors 114 piculs, estimated99 words
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Article75 1920-09-06 9 The following are additional rubber outputs for August Alma lbs 30,900 AyerTawah 31,172 Batu Lintang 18,364 Bukit Toh Alang 27,355 Bruas 14,300 Cluny 30 980 Chemor United 31,011 Gapis 46,315 Harap 27 003 Kelubi 3,702 Kinta Kellas 28,454 Klian Kellas 11,212 Kota Bah roe 47,208 Kamunting (in Kedah)75 words
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Article185 1920-09-06 9 Penang, September 6, 1920 SP. Tapioca $8.75 buyers M. P. Tapioba $9.75 buyers C *ld leaf $72 sellers. Pepper (W. Coast 3 lbs. b oz) sellers. Black Pepper $2l nominal. White Pepper nominal Trang Pepper nominal Mace Pickings $5O nominal Cloves $llO nominal Nutmegs average of $55 sellers. {No.185 words
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Article114 1920-09-06 9 Penang, September 6 t 1920. (By Courtesy of the Chartered Bank). London Demand Bank 2/3 25/32 4 mon*bs’sight Bank 2/4 1/4 3 Credit 2/4 25/32 3 |t Documentary 2/4 7/8 Calcutta Demand Bank Bs. 121 3 days' sight Private 128 B imbay Bank 1-1 Madras Demand Bank 121 3114 words
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Article215 1920-09-06 9 Expected Arrivals, EHora, Rangoon, 7tb. Gregory Apcar, Calcutta, 7th. Caddopeak, Calcutta, 7th. Tara, Madras, Bth. Teesta, Singapore, Bth. Edavana, Singapore, Bth. Doylestown, Singapore, Btb. Kashgar, London, 10. h. Kaga Maru, Colombo, 11 th. Sado Maru, Singapore, lltb. Innsbruck, Venice, 12th, Japan, Singapore, 14th. Thongwa, Madras, 15th. Birmingham City,215 words
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Article274 1920-09-06 9 DAILY (except Sunday). BY TRAIN. Farit Buntar, Bagan Serai, Taiping, Ipoh, Batu Gajah, Tapah Road, By train Teluk Anson, Kuala Kubu, f-7.15 a.m. Kuala Lumpur, Seremban, 6 p.m Malacca, Johore, Singapore and Hongkong J Parit Buntar and Bagan Serai By train also 10.15 a.m. 3.45 p.m. Taipisg274 words
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Article22 1920-09-06 9 L'espatcbed from Penang Delivered in London. 4th August By P& O 4th September 7tb By B I 4th22 words
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Article33 1920-09-06 9 The B I packet Tars, with the mails from Europe, is expected to arrive here at 6 pm to-morrow. The homeward mail, by the Tnongwa, closes at 10 a.m. on Wedneiday.33 words
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Article97 1920-09-06 9 Messrs Hamilton, Oxenham Co, are advised by cable from Australia that the Malayan Corporation hrs succeesfuHy floated a property in West Siam called Takuapa The capital of the Company is £250,000, the vendors receive 70,000 shares and £20,000 in cash. 145,000 shares were offered to the public at97 words
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Advertisement999 1920-09-06 9 TOLD BY THE PARISH PRIEST. TTuTiffTTimj. A f The lIT On Jelloid treatment At Canasi, in the island of Cuba, there live, the Reverend Father .Villanueva, a SUTDaSSeS tOMier methods. pnest who, like so many others oi bis f, cloth, is a “father” indeed as well as in Say» name999 words
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Article763 1920-09-06 10 —Ex MILITARIST POSSIBILITIES. Tokyo.—There is an ircreadng nnmler of very level-headed Japsnese wl.o aie intensely not to s y dis’u--bed, in regard to their country’s present relations with the United States. They even go so far as to say that if the military party has its way—Ex - 763 words
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