Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 30 December 1921
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section19 1921-12-30 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUJJLZSHEfo. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 310. VOL. LXXIK FRIDAY, 30th DECEMBER, 1921. PRICE 15 CENTS.19 words
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Advertisement514 1921-12-30 1 FOR < ENVELOPES OF EVjyiY description aw the *1 LOWEST J PRICES J •< Rinjy up 498 finang Gazette Press, Ltd. J 1 lg" f Boring Tools 4? J* uy;.. Rom J Wire Ropes L HOUSEHOLD” i and other SCOTCH WHISKY =5 I ‘black white' x. > I Mini Requisites514 words
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Advertisement19 1921-12-30 1 SINGAPORE AND I STRAITS ROUGH DIARY i For 1922 -$3.50 t STOCKED BY 1] Pinang Gazette Press, Ltd. PENANG19 words
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Article1209 1921-12-30 2 IMPRESSIONS AT ANGKOR AND BANGKOK. In a statement to the Bangkok Times” Lord Northcliffe said mnmg from Europe and the United States, where every place is linked up with every other, it is curicus to find here no account- of the wonderful ceremonies last Saturday at Angkor in1,209 words
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Article521 1921-12-30 2 MINING ENTERPRISE TN SIAM. (To the Editor of the “Pinang Gazette.’’) Sir,—Fr m C< lone) Christie's letter in y<-ui issue of 13th inst. it is evident that he was annoyed by my letter of criticism moreover, he to think I wished t<. interfere with his personal business. I regret521 words
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Advertisement159 1921-12-30 2 Kflfli’s Koyal I Hawaiian Troubadours I Saturday Night j Performance cancelled. j I Matinee at Town Hall, 1 AT 5 P.M. You can booh your seats at Robinsons. j Popular Prices $2, sl t 50 cts. I Hawaiian Steel Guitar and Ukulele Taught in Four Lessons. Miss Theitna Kaai and159 words
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Advertisement886 1921-12-30 2 IjEW ADVERTISEMENTS. EASTON SMELTING CO L Tn J i„ E g|M •Short Classified Not,oe U that t h T I Advertisements, t S 1,„„ cfesed froonhe 30th Dec, lllb r Wanted, For L®, &c. 1922 can be inserted in the iPinang By Order of the B.ard. Gazette at f M886 words
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Article451 1921-12-30 3 WORKING GREAJLY IMPROVED. The 87th or Alary general meeting of the Eastern Extension, Australasia and China Telegraph Company, Limited, was held at Electra House, Finsbury PavementfkfikC., Bai John. Denisoh-J’en der, K.C.M 'w (the chairman), presiding. The Chairman, ijr moving the adoption of the report and accounts, said451 words
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Article305 1921-12-30 3 MR READE’S RECOMMENDATIONS. Mr. C. C. Reade, Government. Town Planner. F.M.S., reported on Seremban Town improvement and development, in a paper laid before the recent meeting of the Federal Council. The recommendations of this preliminary report may be summarized as follows. Town planning schemes.—That pending the305 words
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Article465 1921-12-30 3 The cartographist of the Singapore Municipality i. s askiiig householders to furnish' hi.ni with full details cf their household and other expenses during the month of December this year, says the “Free Press.” If he gets enough returns, which, on enquiry from our friends we doubt, an inter» sting465 words
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Article260 1921-12-30 3 —“S.F.P.” Bluejackets on their way home from China, on tho steamer Bellerophon, have been spend ng a great deal of their time during their brief stay at. Singapore, in fishing for sharks in the neighbourhood of West Wharf, where the Bellerophon has been lying. The incident—“S.F.P.” - 260 words
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Article161 1921-12-30 3 On information received, Inspector Joyce of the Rachore police and a poS&e of his men repaired to Jalan Klapa on Christmas eve to* find that preparations were afoot on a. large scale for a free fight. About sixty to seventy Hinghwas had armed themselves with various weapons161 words
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Advertisement1008 1921-12-30 3 SMALL PENANG TURF CLUB. 1 paid <or in advance, I i e MEMBERS’ SUBSCRIPTION. are published in the M Members are reraincLd that their Pln a n g Gaze Ue ($10) for The current year Q 1 W 1 F1921/1922 are novOcft® and should bc%ent at 3 cents a Word1,008 words
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Advertisement530 1921-12-30 3 Heat Lassitude and Fever Dr. Cassell's Tablets Give Splendid Energy and Safeguard the System from Infection. India. South Africa. Mr. Upendrakriehna Bromhopadha- Mr«. Ellen Flowers. 8 Ooleridg«-Toa-(i, iaya Poradaha, P.O. 2B Railway, Nadia, Salt River, 0.P., South Africa, writes;Bengal, India, writesl am enjoying I suffered terribly with headache, and Hplendid530 words
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Article99 1921-12-30 4 Linbhan-O’Sullivan —November 15th, at the University Church, Dublin, by the Rev S Hegarty, 0 M, William Linehan, Malayan Civil Service, fourth son of Thomas Linehan, Ballinwarrig, Whitechurch, Cork, to Mary Josephine, elder daughter of Daniel O’Sullivan, 25, Frederick Street, Limerick. MAGKB36-Jansen —On the 29th December, 1921, by the Reverend99 words
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Article1195 1921-12-30 4 We bad the gratification yesterday of printing a report of the longest exclusive interview given by Viscount Northcliffe to any newspaper during the courea of hii present world ton 1- Few who have perused it can deny that it was topical, interesting and made excellent reading,1,195 words
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Article1664 1921-12-30 4 M,M.’’ to think that many com- pulsory restrictionists in Still Talking of country, and at Home Bestriction. w*l4 find it very h<d to-day to case, and it is indeed reasonable to suppose that a* considerable proportion realise th<* best thing that can be done now is to“ M,M.’’ - 1,664 words
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Advertisement112 1921-12-30 4 f 9 FREEMASONS SHOULD CONVEY New year GREETINGS BY PRIVATE CARDS Unique Design and Space for Specially Printed Personal Messages STOCKED BY THE Pinang Gazette Press, LIMITED. ORDER EARLY. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXKXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX I THE CEMENT. J QUALITY x lap TT (sfePA’i W x I? I j A* I* Ul' J A 2112 words
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Advertisement21 1921-12-30 4 E. O.” NEW YEAR’S EVE DINNER and PIERROT PIERRETTE COSTUME BALL. Dancing till 1-45 a.m. Special Engagement KAATS ROYAL HAWAIIAN TROUBADOURS21 words
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Miscellaneous27 1921-12-30 4 THE TIDESHigh Water. Low Water. To-day. 12 31 a.m. 7.26 a.m. 1,20 p.m. 7.23 p m. To-mobbow. 1, 3 a.m 7.58 a.m. 1.51 p.m. 7.58 p m.27 words
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Article609 1921-12-30 5 FRANCES DEMAND. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] Washington, December 2b. < At a meeting of the Na\ France again demanded a submarMe uage approximately thrice that contem-* plated in the American compromise posals. declared the demand closed the door y agreement. The American delegation than presents 0 new proposal, limiting the[Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 609 words
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Article217 1921-12-30 5 THE ECONOMIC SITUATION* London. December question of holding, an Inteftatio*Fal BcomAiic Conference. wHi^»i s ~n the agenda of rhe of the Supreme Couneil®m on January 6, is it present evoking more interest than the otA?r of reparations. It is evident, that Mr^ Lloyd George favours the inclusion of217 words
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Article44 1921-12-30 5 REPORTED COMPROMISE. London, December 29. It is believed in Dublin that ratification of the treaty is assured when Dail Eireann reassembles. Unconfirmed reports state that a compromise has been reached between the followers of De Valera and Griffith in favour of acceptance.44 words
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Article53 1921-12-30 5 A DENIAL. London. December 28. The widespread report to the effect that Mr. Lloyd George and M. Briand had decided to invite M. Chicherin and M. Litvinoff to a conference early in 1922. it officially denied. It is stated that any conversations with Russia will be negotiated53 words
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Article49 1921-12-30 5 London. December 2b. It transpires that the Japanese poet, Gonnsake Komai, secretly married Miss Nora Morgan, the daughter of a Sheffield optician in Lc-Tidon on November 29. Komai first saw his bride, who is a well known classical dancer, when playmix in “Chu Chin Chow.”49 words
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Article29 1921-12-30 5 New York, December 2s. A receiver had been appointed for the Ingersoll Company upon the application of creditors, it is believed with a view to reconstruction.29 words
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Article20 1921-12-30 5 London. December 28. The Welsh coal trade is reviving. The anthracite mines are overwhelmed with order s-20 words
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Article107 1921-12-30 5 December 12,-Whe TimesJ in the course of a leackr on the Washington Agreement has a greater prjffise been adopted bv rew-esetatativef of tour -&uch imightv Sta’s. It pitmise.? to fund ihe <>id an</dttarest w< of ad English speaking peoples, is based mi a of morality mjh:Bp P107 words
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Article259 1921-12-30 5 THE ZAGLUL DELEGATION. Cairo, Decipher 28. T he situation is more normalrti Zag'lulists, who recently dissented» have now rejoined the two remaining members of the Zaglul delegation. E g y pti ar>Gw e r nm e .tt. *ji 'o, December 28. V isoount Allenby issued a proclamation the259 words
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Article54 1921-12-30 5 VICTORIA DEFEATS N.S. W’ALES.' Melbourne, December 28. Victoria defeated New South Wales by six wickets. New South Wales scored 254 (Andrews 115). McDonald took five wickets for 65. Victoria made 302 (Park 122). Tn the second innings. New South Wale?» scored 280 (Love 102, Collins 111), Victoria made54 words
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Article132 1921-12-30 5 London. December s. —At Lords, a meeting of tho Cricket Advisory Board recommended thr acceptance of the proposal that the English cricket team tour South in 1922-3 and South Africa return the- visit in 1924. also that a team visit Australia in 1924-5 and play the return132 words
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Article109 1921-12-30 5 London, December 15. —The following are Rugby football results: —Oxford University 8 pts, Edinburgh University 6 pts. Swansea 20 pts, Cambridge University 3. County Championship Kent 37 pts; Eastern Counties 6 pts, at Ilford. Leicesteshire 11 pts. East Midland,, 10 pts, at Leicester. North Midlands 14 pts. Warwickshire.109 words
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Article25 1921-12-30 5 Dec. 7.—The “Daily Mail’s” Paris correspondent cables that the Ban tarn Weight Champion, Ledoux has announced that he will be retiring in 1922.25 words
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Article64 1921-12-30 5 Delhi. December 28. In compliance with a non-official resolution of the LegisWftive A*!fmbly. the Indian Government ha> appointed a_ Committee of oOFals and non-officftrls. tn n>ort upg^>os»B ,le modifications of the Code, with a v‘--w to ■ecurin» equality of status at the criminal irials (■Europeans ami Indian'.64 words
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Article185 1921-12-30 5 NON-CO-OPERATION SPEECHES. Ahwiedabad, December 28. The Indian. Nationalist Congress opened. The speeches favoured answering the Government’s methods with more stringent enforcement of non-co-operation. A Split. Ahmedabad, December 28. A split developed in the Congress, over a resolution, proposed by Mohani, declaring that the destruction of British imperialism185 words
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Article620 1921-12-30 5 Ahmedabad, December 20.—The thir-ty-sixth session of the Indian National Congress to be held here in Christmas week promises to be a memorable one, n<>t. only in regard to the momentous question of national importance that will come up for discussion, but also to the notable departure in620 words
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Article1610 1921-12-30 5 “M.M.” Lord Northcliff e boarded the “Nellore” at 4 p.m. yesterday, and the liner sailed i four minutes later. t The Hon. Mr. Justice St. John Branch. K. 0., leave» for Seremban to-morrow, i Mr. Justice Branch will take with him 1 the best» wishes of Bench and“M.M.” - 1,610 words
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Obituary18 1921-12-30 5 OBITUARY STR JOHN HARE. December 28. The death has of Sir J«hn Hare, the actor, aged 77. > > X18 words
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Article2129 1921-12-30 6 MR. JI BRANCH’S JI'DGMENT 'Die follow ng is* from the of the Hon. Mr, Justice C. E. St. John Branch, K.C., in suit No. 217/1920, heard in the Supreme Court. was pldftitiff, Thye Phin, Cheang Kok Ah hen, Leong Tek Khean and Lam Hor Tuck defendants.2,129 words
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Article256 1921-12-30 6 In August la't the Rev. Walter NaA acting having receiv. ed notice of a Baptism that )$d been t.« formed at sea off Penang, sent a cojiyof the entry to»jthe< Rector -f Stepney, Ln. dun. E. The following letter from the Rec. tor is of such256 words
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Article138 1921-12-30 6 The ascent of Mount kmaba» (Bornep) has once more been fully achieved and on this occasion partv added histre to their nam< ving the dangers and dilscomfrrts <f peak and sleeping in the open a verv summit cf Low s Peak. Yeavm. Revd. A. P- 11 N.£*• - 138 words
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Advertisement381 1921-12-30 6 > -■=BSsSSHBCSS:r;.--zu^K£39 AVERY I I TRACTORS AND PLOUGHS. I L I I I I 1 i i !Tk_ f Ihaaji T I J tiLss:: r^SsSfit■/ HWniM <S V j' >, j.; <rvw4 F->\ f 'i B I BRIEF SPECIFICATION :—Four Cylinder Horizontal Low Speed En gine. Circular Forced Draught Radiator,381 words
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Advertisement75 1921-12-30 6 tonight. rx j h VH I n i o you are feftWK ''“‘'“''■''/'Jith 0' bilious, Iftvfrh. ent world, tak? a fee -t J aflkl see hoej niuc!^t’ ,r the morning. perfection- Th< Pinkel les are laxatne jliag c n act as gently as nature. gt im U bstipatioD. regulating lh75 words
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Article173 1921-12-30 7 London, Doembeir 14.—Mr. Horttw Bottomley s management of Bond and allied i> furred the severest strictures from\Mr. Justice Sargant. who «aid plaintiff'fTstafunenr «>f bis claim, which was not. challenged by (he defendant, disclosed gravest irregularities by U r Jktfondey through on If these transactions. remark* wm e173 words
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Article132 1921-12-30 7 London. December 13. —In a lotter in the ‘Pall Mall Gazette” General Townshend declares that it wil] be found that rhe Garrison of 70,000 comhas not been a.pF*recial*y reduced since Mr. Churchill announced the establishment of Emir as the Arab lraq. Briand Indiafi*bayonetg wili be. necessary to132 words
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Article148 1921-12-30 7 London, December 7. —M edding gifts will shower on Princess Mary next mjjith. Many widely scattered funds RIW being raised for that purpose at places 15 far apart as Liverpool. where the shilling fund is already operating and New Zealand, where a gift from the natives148 words
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Article109 1921-12-30 7 Teheran. December 8. —By the death uf J\utchik Khan, whose body was found by Government, troops on a mountain pass near Resht. the Persian Government is rid of a dangerous rebel who has wice defied them within the last four years*. When General Dunstervillei, arh- in109 words
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Article80 1921-12-30 7 of bottles of tonic, originally "dVrom Buenos Ayres Engto India, formed the subject of a summons at the Southend Police Court a barge captain was chajj&d with discharging wie*o*les into Thnartes*. it appears that was rt-Msed in to the difference the cargo was reurnel to England80 words
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Article54 1921-12-30 7 December 10. Parig correspondent says, a despatehj f r om Beyrouth announces the complet® evacuation of Cilicia by Trench troops in T accordance with t h*k pact. Thei e were no incidents/ fcemalist troops in opfecing each garrison i»aid honours to r hc French flag. General Gouraud54 words
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Article793 1921-12-30 7 ANN LAL GENERAL M 9 allih second ordinMjugeneral batu Lintang Rubber Company, Limited33, Beach Street, at noon, to'*y. There were present, the Hon. Mr. H. Thorne (in the chair). he Hon. Mr. jj/hn Mitchell. Messrs. J. G. Brown, H. Waugh, W. Kellie-Smith and F. H. Baker (rgpresenting the793 words
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Article100 1921-12-30 7 Ihe following are latest qu Nations in Messrs Kennedy de Go ’s share list; esterd?y. To-day. a,- QD X SHARES. t» X 32 I c. 5 c. Jo. Jo. Rubber (Dt*Ur) Allenby > 20c *L>* 17jc 20c Kedah R 2.25 2.40 2.30 2.40 Fajam 575 5.00 5.50100 words
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Article242 1921-12-30 7 MALAKA PINDA. (From Our Own Correspondent). Singapore, December 30. At the annnal meeting of Malaka Pinda Robber Company, Mr Tan Cheng Lock, presiding, said the loss was doe to the world wide depression. General estate expenditure and the all in cost would be reduced in the current242 words
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Article31 1921-12-30 7 The following were the rubber quotations in London on December 30 Plantation Ist latex crepe 11 Jd Smoked Sheet lljd Market steady. [By courtesy of Messrs. Boustead Co.]31 words
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Article110 1921-12-30 7 The Straits Trading Co., Ltd,, gives the following London prices, on Dec 29th Spot £170.15« down £l.los 3 months buying £172.15s £1 10s 3 selling £173,0s £1.75.6d Local Parity $85.59 December 30th Singapore sold 250 tons at $B5 7/8; Penang buyers no sellers at sBsf The Eastern Smelting110 words
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Article121 1921-12-30 7 Psnang, Zlecemfeer -50, 1921 Bl COURTISY OF THB CHARTERED BANK). London Dem nd Bank 2/3 27/32 4 months’ eight Bank 2/4 1/8 3 Credit 2/4 3/8 3 M Documentary 2/4 15/32 Calcutta Demand Bank Rs, 172 3 days’ sight Private 176 b Bombay Demand Bank 172 c Madras Demand121 words
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Article437 1921-12-30 7 (From Our Own Correspondent). A football, match was played on the Ipoh Club padang bstween the Ipoh Club and the Sanitary Board. The Club had a str ng team out and won easily, Bell of the Railways, was the most prominent player on the field, and considerably437 words
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Article249 1921-12-30 7 Position of Local Scots Although no enrolment of men in the Singapore Volunteer Corps was carried oat at the Drill Hall, Singapore,',on|Wednesday says the Free Press.” a large number of intending volunteers signed enrolment forms and 31 are awaiting medical inspection and swearing in. Apart from these the249 words
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Article109 1921-12-30 7 The appeal was allowed of Alex Young (London) Limited, and other unsecured creditors of Band's Ltd against the judgment of the Hon. Mr Justice L M. Woodward, C J C.. who in his judgment found that the Mercantile Bank of Indi*, Limited, were secured creditors for the109 words
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Article51 1921-12-30 7 The Band wili play the following programme of music at the Esplanade at 6 p.m. to-day. 1 March ...Push Dem Clouds Away... Elliot 2 Selection ...Leslie Stuart’s Song ...Godfrey 3 Waite ...The Bird of Paradise ...Black 4 New Round Dance... Asteppa 5 One Step ...Oh by Gingo51 words
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Article596 1921-12-30 7 CELEBRATIONS AT IPOH. The eighteenth anniversary celebration of the Khalsa Divan Malayaa (Sikh Association Malay) was most 'Uccessfully held at Ipoh from 24th to 27th December, and was attended by the thousands of Sikhs from all parts of the Feninsula visitors arriving from as far as Perlis,596 words
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Article51 1921-12-30 7 GENERAL LOAN BILL (From Our Own Correspondent,) Singapore, December 30. At a special meeting of the Legislative Council, the Hon Mr F S James, c M G, presided. The General Loan Inscribed Stock No 2 Bill passed all stages. After a ten minute»’sitting, Council adj »urned till January51 words
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Article49 1921-12-30 7 [From Our Own Correspondent] Weltevreden, D comber 30 —A repreeentative of Aneta interviewed a Director of the Royal Packet Company, who shewed that the reduction of salarLs was necessary and ju-tified, and acrion by the Captains and Mates unjustified. The Union interviewed the Royal Packet Company Directors.49 words
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Article109 1921-12-30 7 The s'cond performance of Kaai’s Hawaiian Trounadours io tbe Town, Hall, Penang last night was very successful, a large attendance being attracted Most) of the items were encored, some of them several times. There is a complete change of programme to-night. Messrs Tiang Lee and Co. send109 words
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Article263 1921-12-30 7 TO-DAY'S DEPARTURES. City of Glasgow for London. Ballerophon for Suez and London. Sappho for Teluk Anson. Kedah for Dindings and Sitiawan. Expected Arrivals. Yokohama Maru, Singapore, Dec 31. The Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., has reduced its passenger fares, The charges for special accomodation locally have been considerably reduced263 words
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Article30 1921-12-30 7 The Thongwa, with mails from Europa, is expected to arrive here at 6 am, tomorrow. The homeward mail, by the Paul Lecat, closes at 2 p.m. to morrow.30 words
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Article303 1921-12-30 7 Annual Meeting. The annual general meeting of Sitiawan Mission Plantation?, Limited, was held at Chartered Bank Chambers. Singapore, Rev W T Cherry presiding There were also present Messrs A J Amerv, E H Rue, and O R S Bateman representing the secretaries, Messrs Gattey and Bateman. In303 words
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Article98 1921-12-30 7 PROVINCE WELLESLEY CHAPLAINCY. St. Mark’s Church, Butterworth. Suu, Jan 1 Holy Communion 9 a.m. Freemasons’ Hall, Sungei Patani. Sun, Jan I—Evensong and Sermon 6 pm. Mon, Jan 2—Holy Communion at 8 a.m. S. Paul’s Mission Chapel, Bukit Tengah. Fri, Jan 6 Holy Communion 7.30 ».tn. ALL SAINTS’, TAIPING.98 words
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Advertisement1397 1921-12-30 8 DAnrir UAII CTFAMSHIP CANADIAN PACIFIC LLOYD TRIESTINO S.N. PACIFIC KnAIL STtAlvlwrilß steamships limited. company. O O IVI P J* N Y (Incorporated in England.) (Incorporated in Italy.) r u H q *■> “Empress of Russia” “Empress of Asia’ HOMEWJ&D SAILINGS eorpora 111 16,850 tons Gr. Register. Colombo. Aden, Massena, Port1,397 words
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Advertisement866 1921-12-30 8 x B'FI REBRICKS'&J FIRECLAY M 1 Malayan Chin? Clay g* e STOCKS NOW ON HiMW—Fire Bricks. Arch Briefs? > Long Wedge Brjfcks, Broad Back Bricks, Babcock and Wilcox Woe Bricks and Fireclay. o*’ NOTE.—Bricks of any size or shape can be delivered within three weeks from date of order. 3866 words
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