Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 24 December 1921
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section23 1921-12-24 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED daily. ESTABLISHED 1833, No. 306, VOL. LXXIX. SATURDAY, 24th DECEMBER, 1921. —a—; 1 a^a*— PRICE 15 CENTS.23 words
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Advertisement411 1921-12-24 1 ho. ?.‘HOR;ham < 1 a iROAD. *|> Telephone No. szs, c Haboko Tea. i ./xJ Carefully selected and free from f' aUt. dust. Each packet contains 1 lb. of J. Tea nett weight. j A. Obtainable from the best dealers. r SOLE IMPORTERS; CIGARETTES The Borneo Co., Ltd., (INCORPOHATKh IN411 words
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Advertisement25 1921-12-24 1 < SINGAPORE AND j STRAITS J I ROUGH DIARY I i i For 1922- $3.50 J J STOCKED Z?T J < Pinang Gazette Press, Ltd. J PENANG. <25 words
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Article406 1921-12-24 2 FOREIGNERS ROBBED BY TROOPS. Ichang, November 26- —Itu, which is a district city siraated 30 miles down lhe great iiver*i'rojn Ichang. was partly looted by the troops kept in barracks there on the night of the 21/22nd inst. The troops ♦.>ncern’-#were the 9tn Regiment of the stb406 words
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Article134 1921-12-24 2 Tok o- December L—The annual change in the personnel of the Navy is officially announced this morning. The changes include the promotion of 15 RearAdmirals to Vice-Admirals and 38 Captains to Rear Admirals. Admiral Kuroi i> placed on the Reserve. Three ViceAdmirals and nine Rear-Admirals are on134 words
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147 1921-12-24 2 Tokio, December 2. —Following the recent distribution of disquieting pamphlets in the capital, the Metropolitan Police Board has of late commenced activities and has found that the pernicious propaganda has been conducted by the secret association, consisting of socialists and communists. In consequence, Kenj ro147 words
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Article48 1921-12-24 2 San Francisco, November 28. —Of the £102,800 in sovereigns in the specie tanks on the steamer Sonoma, which arrived from Australia last week, the police 'ecovered to-day £27,800 from a fire-hose ami £75,000 from oilcans suspended from the water-screens in the hold of thi Sonoma.48 words
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Advertisement1635 1921-12-24 2 4> -F SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS, NOTICES. THE KWO3G YIK BANKING paid for in advance, One B*ie of Officer's personal fleets COMPANY, El MITE (In Liquidation.) x| consigned to Captain D W J Notice is hereby given that a final 4< P!no n er CZ a7a t t r» K Nicolay C/o1,635 words
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Advertisement785 1921-12-24 2 r 7 Runnymede Motel Ltd;,. (Incorporated in (S. SA Alli Saturday,. 24th December i 1 SPECIAL. CHRISTMAS DINNER AND DANCE W’ Pierrot and Pierette Coftume t X "x i V K Monday 26th December *jg X CHILDREN’S PARTY Pierrot and Pierette Costume D L From sto 7 O’clock i e785 words
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Article313 1921-12-24 3 ,—“M. T.” A esse arising out of breach of contract in a rubber deal, was heard in the Supreme C«urb Singapore, before Mr Justice Barrett-Lennard Chop Swee Tye claimed damagea Chop Chen Bee for the breach of a contract iu writing for the purchase of ten tons,—“M. T.” - 313 words
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Article76 1921-12-24 3 The greater part of tbe wireless stations established in China are owned by foreigners, those owned by the Ministry rf Communications being only eight in number. They are in Peking. Kalgan, Wuchang, Foochow, Woosung, Canton, Zungming and Shanghai, Besides these there are three others belonging to the76 words
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Article399 1921-12-24 3 On the 18th instant, at 10 p m a shocking murder took place at the sth milestone, Kandong-road Malacca, where a Chinese shopkeeper was foully done to death by a young Chinese about twenty years of age, The shopkeeper was just closing up, it is said when399 words
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Advertisement580 1921-12-24 3 PENANG SALES ROOM, :O Important to, Capitalists. By Order, of the Mortgagee. TO.fcE SOLO BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At 38, Beach Street, On Wednesday, 28th December. 1921, At 11 a. m. 1 he following property belonging to LIM EU TOM, (The Mortgager). All those several pieces of land and and hereditaments580 words
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Advertisement274 1921-12-24 3 I HOTEL BRASTAGI, i SUMATRA. East COAST. I Telegraphic Address:—BRASTAGIHOTEL. MEDAN. W Postal Address:- -BRASTAGI. SUMATRA O-K.. 4 800 feet above sea level. Beautiful Scenery. Situation kJ Climate INVIGORATING, equivalent to m English summer, General Temperature 5j c to 58 by night Splendid b ‘scen y ery, MOUNTAIN AND LAKES.274 words
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Advertisement30 1921-12-24 3 i i j I i I PRITCHARD S c f FO R w EVERYTHING FOR CHRISTMAS v A I Telephone No. 335 x i With Deporlmental connections. J- 1 "Z <30 words
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Article2337 1921-12-24 4 BY FaWaNJ. [P. G. Special] It was »6 the end of long days march and we bad pitched oor camp near a small stream. Away to the West were the mountains which form the boundary between Pahang and Selangor, showing up clearly above the blue h*zeBY FaWaNJ. - 2,337 words
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Article418 1921-12-24 4 VOLUNTEER RECRUITING. (Fbom Gue Own Coerebpondint.) Singapore Dec 24. Tbe Volunteer recruiting is going well Yesterday 65 joined, making a total of 230. Over 140 ex-Service men have enrolled. Wearnb Bros. Ltd. At tbe annml meeting of Wearne Brothers, Ltd, Mr C F F Wearne, who presided said418 words
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Article287 1921-12-24 4 SOVIET COMMITTEE AND BRITISH CLAIMS. The following communication has been issued by the Association of British Creditors of Russia, Limited: “A i of Association of British Creditors of Russia has made inquiries at the Russiift Government headquarters in this country with regard to the attitude of the287 words
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Article153 1921-12-24 4 London. November 21. —It is reported from Copenhagen that three rebellions are proceeding aga nst the Soviet. In consequence of the progress made by th' 1 Ukrainian? the Bolshevists have evacuated the whole of the Dnieper line. At Tchernicov an outbreak is threatened. The Bolshevi-ts are153 words
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Article310 1921-12-24 4 London, November 19-—The Paris “Matin” has published a cable message from Melbourne announcing the effer by the French New Hebrides Society to sell its concessions to Australia for £500,000. This announcement has created a sensation in colonial and diplomatic circles. The ‘-‘Matin’’ declares that if Great310 words
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Article261 1921-12-24 4 —“B.T.” JOCKEY THROWN AND KILLED. The of the Grand Stand meeting at Bangkok was marred b,i| a’ tragic occnrifnce when third race Chymm, the jockey on Tamara took a toss between the four and five furlong posts and was killed neously as the result of a fracture of—“B.T.” - 261 words
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Article106 1921-12-24 4 Major Arnold Wilson telegraphed from Paris that it has been decided to stage the Carpentier-Cook fight at the Albert Hall on the'nearest available date to January 12. Carpentier has deposted £1 000 as a guarantee. Carpentier sends his sincere apologies to his English friends, whom h e106 words
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Article303 1921-12-24 4 Miss Cecil Leitch, the British woman golf champ on. returned from her American tour with a badly injured right arm which the specialist says will prevent her from playing for several months. “I did it in the last game we played in the United States on October303 words
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Article39 1921-12-24 4 The following are th e remits of bowls ties: Mixed Doubles Handicap.— —4 Mr. and Mrs. E. Reimann t4 Miss Mitchell and B. E. Mitchell 21—13. Championship.— Of B. F. Southam beat J. G. Allan 21—13.39 words
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Article53 1921-12-24 4 r Previously acknowledged $1,145,159.14 Per Mr. Arthur Edmunds. Hon. Treasurer, Negri Sembilan Committee: Sayid Hassin of Seremban $2 Per Mr. Meadows Frost Hon. Sec/e- T. C. Towers $O5 Straits Trader Co., 550,000 $1,195,186. T 4 The above are gratefully acknowledged by the Committee. W. G. Peter, Hon.53 words
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Article182 1921-12-24 4 Last Aprifca sum of £50,000 was vot ed Ly Parliament the Navy F st expenditure this year on preliminary jn connection with the erection at Rangoon of ten oil f r storage each of 12.000 Pons cap. cidy. The engineering contract has now been plßced by the182 words
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Article99 1921-12-24 4 The Hood cost £6.000.000, or abouP £145 a ton to build. Four new Hoods, totalling 172.000 would cost at least 125,000,000. By “scrapping” this plrt of our building programme, this sum wouid be saved. Construction of these huge warships also means new docks- or en. larging99 words
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Article384 1921-12-24 4 Messrs. M’ lliani Jacks and Co., Lon don, reported on the 24th November: The world’s natural requirements haw to be supplied, and during the past week some fre>dh business has come along which speculators have taken advantage of to put prices up. but- in our opinion improvement384 words
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Article63 1921-12-24 4 I The fiv e Malays, charged with the a 1 legfed murder of thojate Mr. Darbyshire, together wiQi his servant, on June 5 this year were» on Monday produced btJohore magistrate, and the quiry having been completed the accusf were returned for trial at the nex63 words
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Advertisement26 1921-12-24 4 TO PRINTERS We hold a large stock of Kidd’s Printing Inks (In various colours) To be disposed of at reduced prices. The Pinang Gazette Press, limited26 words
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Article594 1921-12-24 5 A. PHE institution of THE FESTIVAL. t p r ist4nas has come round again. As v I scarcely be stated.. Christmas is the >n which the nativity of the Saviour d .b«erv*d. The* institution. of title Festi- 1S attributed by the Spurious Dec#» a to Telesphorus, who flourished in594 words
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Article555 1921-12-24 5 BY A MIDDLE AGED BACHELOR. The calendar reminds me that Christmas is close at hand. Yet I have hardly got over the feeling that last Chr stmas was only yesterday. It amazes me as I grow older how near the Christmases draw one to another. It is555 words
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Article312 1921-12-24 5 The Prince,of Males was to arrive in Calcutta this morning, and spends Christmas there, staying till Friday next. On arrival, he was to receive an address of welcome presented by the Corporation of Calcutta at Dalhousfe Square after lun ching with th e Stewards of the Royal312 words
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775 1921-12-24 5 Writing in a Home paper. “Artifex” says There is much talk about the application of Christianity to ethics, politics. and economics and we are told that many men. quite unconnected with any place of worship, are anxiously looking to the churches to see if they775 words
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Article134 1921-12-24 5 In a fuller report of M. Briand's speech at Mashington. there, are the following references to Army reductions: > “French military law provides for three classes under the colours for a period of throe years. This law has not been abrogated, but the Government has reduced the134 words
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Article364 1921-12-24 5 Brigadier-Ge neral J. M. Gordon, formerly chiaf of the Australian General Staff, lectured before the Royal Colonial Institute, in London, on the application of the Australian and New Zealand service systems to Great Britain. He stated that the Australian system originated with him in 1895, when he364 words
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Article181 1921-12-24 5 MB. FORD OFFERS TO BUY THE LOT. Mr. Henry Ford, Jhe motorcar manufacturer. has sent the I nited States Government an offer to buy the “navies of the world at junk (scrap-metal) prices.” “I mean business.” he said in an interview. The Governments may not think I181 words
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Article271 1921-12-24 5 Plans are under consideration, writes a “Daily Chronicle” correspondent, for the rebuilding of the Bank of England. For many years the activities of the Bank have been growing so rapidly that other premises have been taken for branch work outside the famous area in271 words
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Advertisement317 1921-12-24 5 WHEN YOUR HEAD IS DULL AND HEAVY your tongue furred, your bowels costive, and you rise in the morning tired, with no relish for breakfast, and dreading your work, when you are racked with pains—in the head, chest, back, stomach —all over, when you feel “done-up,” and “fit for nothing,”317 words
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Advertisement149 1921-12-24 5 FOR the convenience of our customers our premises will not close until 8 pm. to-day. I i I I I I KENG Co., 14, 16 18, Beach St., PENANG. CIGARETTES 18 25 KNOTS J 1 i I H 95 cents per tin. n I D II ||l *‘A Virginia Cigarette149 words
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Article45 1921-12-24 6 Howakd-Whitlark—On the 30th Nov. 1921, at Richmond to Major and Mrs J Howard-Whitlark (cee Doris Gawthorne) a son. Boyd—Noveuibfr 21, at. Dunblane, wife of Angus Boyd, Hor.gkcng aid Shanghai Bank, daughter. *****.ifee—November 28, at Holmwood, Surrey, wife of Percy Conliffe (late of Singapore), daughter.45 words
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Article1100 1921-12-24 6 On the social and domestic sides of Christmas it is superflous to dwell. Centuries ago an English writer thus gave poetical expression to the popular conception of Yulatide:— At Christmas play and makegood cheer. For Christmas comes but once a year. This injunction continues to be1,100 words
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Article1399 1921-12-24 6 The lateit rubber remedy,"—the number is legion, but Rubbtr Qualities. atill they come—is that submitted j?y IrT F< LushingtOD to the Colonial Office Commit, tee, the Rubber Growers’ Association, and the Rubber Shareholders' Association, from whom, incidentally, we have received a copy of a circular asking tbessCwho1,399 words
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Article341 1921-12-24 6 There will be no issue of the Pining Gazette" on Monday. Reuter’s cables be issued on Tuesday forenoon. The Chief Post Office will at noon on Monday and Tuesday. On both days there will be deliveries till noon. Cicely Rubber Estates Company, utd, pays an interim dividend of341 words
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Advertisement275 1921-12-24 6 CEMETERY MEMORIALS < J Celtic and coRNisH > a Merrjg i CROSSES S' jr>J*nt I xmhs s V.TISS M |Jj I F^ E TANG ivet v toy < Nifcfco studio, j Distance NO Object c ■—x; a —err- ij Illustrated Booklet tjl (T.), showing also > < a Wlarbi»- and275 words
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Advertisement40 1921-12-24 6 Forthcoming Events at the E. O.” Saturday, 24th December, X’mas* Eve Dinner and Dance. Speciality. Mlle. Mosolova M. Gordon in Russian Ballet. Saturday, 31st December, New Year Eve Special] Dinner and Pierrot and Pierrette Costume Ball. Dancing till 1-45 a.m.40 words
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Miscellaneous52 1921-12-24 6 THE TIDES. High Water. Low Water To-day. 8 32 a.m. 2 49 a.m. 9 19 p m 2.47 p.m. To-morrow. 9.41 a.m 4. 2 a.m. 10 p.m. 3.48 pm. M ONDAY. 10,37 am. 4 54 am, 10.48 p in, 4 38 pm. Tuesday. 11 24 a.m. 5.37 a.m, 11.24 p.m.52 words
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Obituary90 1921-12-24 6 DEATHS. Awdry—November 24, at Winchester, Frances Emily, wife of late William Awdry, Bishop in South Tokyo, aged 77. Grant—November 23, at the Dene, R)tungdeao, Sussex, Douglas Stewart Grant, only son of Mr and Mrs Beach Grant, of New York. OBITUARY. London, December 22. The death has occurred of Mrs. Gde--wife90 words
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Article150 1921-12-24 7 DISCU& lON AI)JOU RN ED. Telegrams.] London, December ?2 Dail Eireann adjourned t’.l> January 3 The adjournment of »Dail Eireann *foL lowed ?he failure of after an acrimonious debate, to agree on the limitation of speeches, without wh'*h it was evidently impossible r&ch a vote before Chr stmas.Telegrams.] - 150 words
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Article208 1921-12-24 7 The “Irish Bulletin.’’ the official' organ of Sinn Fein, gave the text of a cir- u.'.-ir alleged to have been issued from the Divisional Commissioner’s Office, Koval Irish Constabulary, Belfast, dated November 9, tr commissioners. county nsjiectors and county commandants Tl|i> stated that owing to the growth of208 words
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Article155 1921-12-24 7 ZAGLUL PASHA TO BE DEPORTED Ca ro, December 22. The military authorities forbade the Nationalist leader, Zaglul Pasha, to participate in politics, and ordered him and eight prominent supporters to return to their villages. They refused, consequently they w 11 be militarily deported thither to-morrow. Excited crowds gathered155 words
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Article34 1921-12-24 7 VICEROY REFUSES CONFERENCE. Calcutta, December 22. The Viceroy informed the deputation that a round table conference was, impossible unless an assurance was fortte coming that the Non-Cooperators w W cease defying the law.34 words
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Article20 1921-12-24 7 The league. December 22. The Second Chamber of tl|e States-Ge-nei*al passed for the ryision of the constitution.20 words
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Article38 1921-12-24 7 London. December 22. The Privy Council granted the Grand Trunk Rai.way Company leave to appeal from the finding of the Arbit ration Ti ibu- B nal, that the-shares of the C ompany at*’ worthless.38 words
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Article29 1921-12-24 7 Washington. Deceiver 23* The Senate agreed to the appropria t-ion of $20,000,000 for Russian famine relief fund- Presidential approval of the hill is expected before Christmas.29 words
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Article546 1921-12-24 7 THE NAVAL QUEST I W ashington. I)e<*embi# 22. I lit- Naval ommittee fifteen, wifli the experts- met this morning. A com. nmnique simply sta-ft’s®that the explained what had taken place in the ttees. A general discussion followed. It is understood that they dismissed the french demands with refejrence546 words
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Article69 1921-12-24 7 Paris. December 23. The Compagnip Messageries Aeriennes will experiment next year, with a direct air servidfc betwee* London and Marseilles. H is hoped the liner win work regularly in 1923. leaving London at 8 a.m. and arriving at Marseilles at 7 p.m. The service will be run69 words
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Article21 1921-12-24 7 Paris. December 23Interpellations on the Banaue Industrielle d e Ch ne were discuss’d in the Chamber oit December 24*21 words
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Article39 1921-12-24 7 Owing to the holidays, the booking plans for«aai’< Royal Hawaiian Troubadours will be al the E. A O. Hotel Office, by favour of the management, from 3 p.m. till 6 pm. to-day, Sunday Monday and Tuesday39 words
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Article314 1921-12-24 7 .—Vale. THE LONDON AGREEMENT. 1 London, December 22. After the final meeting of the Premiers, this morning, stated that agreement had been reached on practically all points. It. is understood that whatever ideas were entertained in quarters regarding tbg eventful summoning of a European Financial Conference, inolud ing.—Vale. - 314 words
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Article320 1921-12-24 7 EARL OF CAVAN APPOINTED London. December 22. General the Earl of Cavan has been appointed Chief of the Imperial Genera’ Staff, in succession to Field Marshal M ilson. when the latter retires on February 19. General tho Earl of Cavan, who becomes chief of the320 words
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Article98 1921-12-24 7 PENANG TRIUMPHAL ARCH IN SINGAPORE. Subscriptions are invited for the purpose of erecting a Penang Tr umphal Arch- in Singapore, on the occasion of the visit of His Royal Highness th' 1 Prince of Wales. The Chinese ommunity have guaranteed $5OO. and it is proposed to raise98 words
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Article337 1921-12-24 7 The Executive Committee appointed make arrangements in connection with the forthcoming v-sit of H. R. H. ihe Prince of Wales, held its second meetup at the Supreme Court, Hongkong, undei the Chairmanship of the Chief Justice. His Honour Sir William Rees Davies. K.C. The Chairman presented337 words
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Article152 1921-12-24 7 Marseilles, November 22. —Fresh ship ping troubles have broken out here. The crew of the 1 ner Ispahan were refused an increase of pay and refused to sail on Sunday. The sailors declined to modify thoir threatening attitude, and therefore the Messageries Maritimes Company decided to put152 words
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Article116 1921-12-24 7 London, November 20. —It is reported from Athens that Ismet Pasha and Djemal Pasha, who were recently released from internment at Malta, have been appointed to command the Turkish eastern and northern armies. Shefik Pasha, another released prisoner, is inspector-gene ral of the eastern army. One hundred116 words
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Article69 1921-12-24 7 London. November 20,—A telegram from Funchal, the chief town in the island of Madeira, to which the ex-Empe-ror Charles of Austria has been exiled, announces the arrival of Charles, the exEmpress Zita and their ch Idren. Thev were received by the local Portuguese officials and the British69 words
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Article1611 1921-12-24 7 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Mr. G. P. Clerk and Mr. B. Murdoch arrived by the Teesta from Madras. The Malacca C. M. 0., Dr. Fitzgerald, will be shortly going Home on leave. Mr. O. T. Dussek is now out of the hospital'. Sir Reginald Gamble, Comptroller and Auditor General for India since»1,611 words
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Article1009 1921-12-24 8 THE LAbOUK QUESTION. A general mee ing of the Ulu Selangor District Planters’ Association was held at the Rest House, Kuala Kubu, Mr R W Tivy io the chair, The Chairman said the only item on the agenda was the consideration of labour matters. Some of them1,009 words
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Article237 1921-12-24 8 Proposal o funds <or Propaganda The initial meeting of the combined committee of <jf the Rubber Shareholders’ Association took ‘place in the council room of the Rubber Growers’ Association when a preliminary discussion ensued as to the methods to beadopbed in order to secure cooperation between the two237 words
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Article221 1921-12-24 8 Mes-rs Barlow and Co. Singapore report that the market has b j en quieter during the past week and values hav 3 steadily declined. The opening of the usual weekly auction on Wednesday was rather slow at prices showing declines of about 1 to 3 cents all round221 words
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Article200 1921-12-24 8 Penang December 24, 1921. SP. Tapioca $6.75 buyers M. P. Tapioca $7.25 sellers Cold loaf $72 sellers Black Pepper $l6 00 sellers White Pepper $24 sellers. Trang Peeper no stock Mace Pickings $4O sellers Cloves no stock. Nutmegs 80a $41.00 buyers 110 s $29.00 buyers <No. 1 $lO 00200 words
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Advertisement365 1921-12-24 8 f— A Genuine Remedy for INDIGESTION Messrs. Savorv Moore. Chemists to The King, of New Bond street, London, recommend Dr. .Tenner’s Absorbent Lozenges, of which they are the sole manu facturers, as a safe and reliable remedy for Heartburn, Flatulence, Acidity, and I Digestive Disorders. The Lozenges are pleasant to365 words
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Advertisement216 1921-12-24 8 «□■nHDaaaaaaanaaaoißnaDanßaßasnansDiaDßDiaDaaaD °The Chef’s «Success i n converting a simple meal int% an g appeti|ing«r?jpast, may be attained 2 Housewives who use I SAUCE 8’ The AL Worcestershire. s— Q BRITISH MANUFACTURE L l DOLPHIN B’?AND g GALVANIZED 0 CORRUGATED C L IRON I J 24 26 28 30 GAUGE 1216 words
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Article1036 1921-12-24 9 ;Hh crux 0F THE c Mr J 0 P Bland, the well-known sO thoi»ty on Chose Affairs, says i? t b- crux of the Washington £unference, yhe problem of flisirmament hinges chiefly 0Q that country. This truth needs to be realised by the average British > o d1,036 words
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Article466 1921-12-24 9 Penang, Dkcbmbbb 24, 1921. BEEF- oU) Soup per catty 35 Boast do 4« Steaks do 48 Stew or Corry Meat do curry 36 Rump Steak s. do 48 Ox Tail each 50 do Tongue do SO do Feet do 50 Heart per catty 40 Liver do 80 Fillet466 words
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Article394 1921-12-24 9 Messrs. Kennedy and Co., Penang, reports &b follow»: Markets are quieteiwn anticipation of Mining sliAes having eased in some cases on the reaction in the price of Tin to £172-17-6, a decline of 67/6 on the week, while Rubbers are heavy, the London price the having lost394 words
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Article122 1921-12-24 9 A»i the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association’s 530th auction, on the 21st December there were catalogued 1,755,794 lbs—Tons 783 84 Offered 1,590,083 lbs Tons 709 86 Sold 1,365,085 lbs Tons 609 41 Prices Realized. Ribbed Smoked Sheet’cents per lb. Singapore Standard Qaality 36| Gond Average Qaality122 words
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Article140 1921-12-24 9 The Straits Trading Co,, Ltd., gives the following London prices, on Dec 23 a Spot £l7l up 5s 0d 3 months baying £172,17a.6i 2a 6d 3 selling £173 unchangel Local Parity $85.65 December 16th Singapore buyers no sellerfl at $B6/-; Penang buyers no aellera at $B6/The Eastern Smelting140 words
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Article591 1921-12-24 9 REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS. The report of Kuntang Tin Dredging, Ltd, for the year ended 30th September. 1921, states that tbe Company went Io allotment on 30th October, 1920 and took over the property from the Vendors as from Ist October, 1920. Immediate steps were taken to591 words
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Article87 1921-12-24 9 An official report from the Mine, dated the 22nd instant, states that sluicing was resumed on tbe 18th instant and af<er a run of 24 boU’9 it was found that the tables were too steep to save the tin. Tbe volume of discharge was then curtailed,87 words
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Article1016 1921-12-24 9 KENEDY CO'S SHARE LIST. E E So NAMES. CQ OO j RUBBHR (Dollar.) 'g 0 g o .'g 0 Allenby Rubber Co. Ltd. oQe 224 e Alor Gajah Rubber Estate j Amalgamated Malay Estates j 5 j’gg Ayer Hitam Planting Syndieatel 9'95 in'-» ISX Ayer Kuning Rubber Estates J jqq1,016 words
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Advertisement54 1921-12-24 9 A POINT for ADVERTISERS Any reduction you make just now or during the nexi few months in the volume of your advertising means that much more prominence to the announcements of your competitors clay by day and week by week in the ‘PINANG GAZETTE” Moral: Extend your advertising and do54 words
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Advertisement445 1921-12-24 9 rr* vnTTyxi’-i"..'. r NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Short Classified Advertisements. Wanted, For Sale, To Let, &c. can be inserted in the Pinang Gazette at THREE CENTS A WORD, counting the address to which replies are to be sent. Minimum Charge $1 each Insertion 6 Consecutive Insertions $5 Cash must accompany order, otherwise445 words
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Article548 1921-12-24 10 St GEORGE THE MARTYR. Christmas Day—s a.m. Holy Communion (Tamil); 8 a m. Holy Communion; 10 a.m. Choral Matins and Holy Communion; Hymn 59; Venite 291; Psalm XIX 99. Psalm LXXXV 294; le Deum 4th Set; Benedictus 32; Hymn 60, Communion Service, Woodward; Hymns 62, 313 6 pm548 words
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Article89 1921-12-24 10 Dec 25—P S C Water Polo. Dec 26 and 27—Public Holiday?. Dec. 28—Bat an g Padang, General Meeting, Street 12.30 p. m. D e 28 to Jan 2——Kaai’s Koyal Hawaiian Troubadours, Town H?ll, 9*30 p.m. Dec 30—B*tu Lintar g Rubber Co, Ltd 33 Bench Street, noon. Dec 30—Cash89 words
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Article173 1921-12-24 10 TO-DAY’S DEPARTURES, Tara for mails for Kuropr etc, via Bombay. van Riebeeck for T Semawe, Segli, S»b»ng Olehleh etc, Padang. Edavana for Rangoon Calcutta (Mergui and Modftnein visflßangoon). Peng Fook for Langsa. Doylestown for Singapore and Hongkong. Aing Thye for Pang Nga. Malaya for Bhaket (Tongkah) and Renong173 words
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Article29 1921-12-24 10 104 coolies arrived per ss Teesta, tc. day, of whom 19 coolies were sen to Palau Jerejak for quarantine, and Unbalance proceeded to-day Port Swettenham for quarantine.29 words
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Article287 1921-12-24 10 DAILY (except Bunday). BY TRAIN. Parit Buntar, Bagan Serai, Taiping, Ipoh. Batu Qajah. Tapah Road. I Teluk Anson, Kuala Kuba, |By train Kuala Lumpur, Serembao, 7.15 a m Malacca, Johore, Singapore |&6 p m and Hongkong J Parit Buntar and Began Serai By train al» 10.15 a.m.287 words
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Article138 1921-12-24 10 Penang, December I9ZI Bv Coubtust or THR Ohabtbrrd Bank). London Dem nd Bank 2/3 27/®] 4 months’ right» hank 2/4 1/8 3 Credit 2/4 3/8 5 Dodumentarv 2/4 15/32 Calcutta Demand Bank Rs. 173") 3 days’ sight Private 176 Bombay Demand Bank 173 q Madras Demand Bank 173 3138 words
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Article352 1921-12-24 11 AMERICAN ACTIVITY. The general review of the conditions and prospects of British Hi India by T. M. Ainscough, rfcis Majesty’s Senior Trade Commissioner there, issued by the Board of Trade, is an able and useful piece of work. It is as unlike the old fashioned Cmisular n>port of352 words
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Article332 1921-12-24 11 The ‘Ceylon Observer’ ascertained that, the volume of Japanese trade with Ceylon is on th el decrease and that Japan is fast losing the temporary ground it gaifrifd as a result of other markets being unable- to supply local demands. The complaint against Japanese goods al*way332 words
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Article592 1921-12-24 11 HOW CHARTERHOUSE BEGAN. M mastery, mansion, hospital, school, the varied story of “Charterhouse in London,” has found an ideal chronicler in Mr. Gerald S. Davies, the present Masi er of Charterhouse, who has been associated with this ancient foundation since he w T as a592 words
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Article109 1921-12-24 11 Rangoon. December 13. —The mport of rice into Calcutta by all routes from Ist January to 26th November, 1921, amounted to 468,864 tons as against 349,252 tons iu the corresponding period of 1920. Rico entered for shipment to foreign ports at Rangoon and Calcutta from Ist January109 words
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