Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 9 January 1922
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1922-01-09 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833, No. 6. VOL. LXXX. MONDAY, 9th JANUARY, 1922. PRICE 15 CENTS.20 words
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Advertisement606 1922-01-09 1 X I VIKKC N 0 7, NORTHAM i ROAO. < Tel»P hone N°' ®79. -#<••' 1 1 S ii*'’'* |> Hahnko Tea i f masoots. |i I MM M Many of the Mascots which decorat e 9 K M jfej /*A-v.- r< 1 the cars one sees on the loads606 words
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Advertisement19 1922-01-09 1 SIRAITS 'f Trough diary I i; For 1922- $3.50 j STOCKED BY,.— > Pinang Gazette Prew, Ltd. J PENANG. J19 words
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Article285 1922-01-09 2 INSPIRING CHRISTMAS MESSAGE. The Prime Minister sp‘nt co tin editor of th-' “Lloyd George Libera? Magazine.' he fob wing rm? 10, Dqwning-ktreet, W hitehall, S.W. 1. As Christmas is approaching, 1 should like to convey my heartiest good wishes for your magazine, which has maintained a consistently285 words
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Article270 1922-01-09 2 The first total eclipse of the s-un visible in Australia since its earliest settlement will take place on 21st September 1922 k The Government Astronomer points to an important field for investigation, and the beauty and rarity of the phenomenon. A total eclip&e gives the270 words
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Article135 1922-01-09 2 Those are deceived who suppose that the present sullen depressed disillusion of the workers is acquiescence or indifference, or who think that with a little sly management and a little adro t patching the old conditions can be restored. The old conditions (says the “Daily News”) cannot be135 words
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Article133 1922-01-09 2 Whan Lord Chancellors and AttorneyGeneials grow eloquent upon the subject of “allegiance” the plain* citizen has no doubt to what the word conveys. But the Di*. Johnsons- and the Webster» have their doubts. One* of these savants traces tba haughty’ thing to the* Latin word for the man133 words
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Article596 1922-01-09 2 Should women play football asks the Daily-Telegraph.” In all questions of this sort a clear distinction must be made J, tween those who are enamoured of a theory and those whose more cautious judgment is based on experience. It i" ea>y to imagine that a number of596 words
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315 1922-01-09 2 Four years ago—on December 6. 1917 a large portion of the City of Halifax. N.S., was wrecked by explosion as the result of a collision in the harbour between the French munitions ship Mont Blanc and the Norwegian steamer Imo, laden with Belgian relief supplies.315 words
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Advertisement1154 1922-01-09 2 WnWL.w».-. L' —l—a—— m 111 raJJ— ria**-*■ SHORT CLASSIFIED CAR EXCHANGE. DVEE R IFIS EE IVI E NYS Owner of 5 tester green Kssex, excelf> nt condition wi e wheels, wishes to WANTED, FOR SALE, TO LET, &c. x bange for Pord or other light car can be inserted n1,154 words
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Advertisement689 1922-01-09 2 PENANG TURF CLUB C°SH SWEEPS. The Cash Sweep foe $lO,OOO is now full. The Committee have decided to open two L/ S Cash Sweeps of $5,000 each on The iVff 'vY/'x. Divided Griffin Handicap, Third Day M 14th January, 1922. )k FOR MEMBERS ONLY. j Tickets $5 each- g He’s689 words
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Article569 1922-01-09 3 sINO uOI<B CONFERENCE.! Orb lf „ioD Of th» Malay.!» ConI 1" Method!» Eptreopal Chnrch |ere cce ft t Singapore on Frl- opeDe nine with Bighop Bickley W Or The Bishop gave a horb presid* 0 whlch he welcomed the l from the various stations •frfTnin.aU Iq the coor569 words
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Article134 1922-01-09 3 Ptuang, January 9, 19QJI Bv Cocbtbsy op thk Chartkbbd Bank). London Dem nd Bank 2/3 27/32 4 months’ sight Bank 2/4 1/8 3 Credit 2/4 11/32 3 Documentary 2/4 7/16 Calcutta Demand Bank Rs. 172 u 3 days'sight Private 176 Bombay Demand Bank 172 j c Madras Demand Bank134 words
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Article78 1922-01-09 3 Ji n *14 1 XT'* 14 eDRn Races. nnglembu Lode, Meeting, 9 J ‘Dh_Pp On Streftt 1130 9n~ n spec a l Mf-etiog, 630 p m Ri.. r v.Hey Rubber, Jin ji 5, etu g, 9 Union Street, no< n. A’ O Hotel Special Dinner at d '•niiriede78 words
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Article138 1922-01-09 3 JO-DAY’S DEPARTURES. Trant for Telak Anson, Azay Le R dean f>r Sing p >re, China and Japan. Kxpbctkd Arrivals K-London, J«n 2 1. Khiva, London, Feo 4. The as Azay le Kideae, is due here at daylght to morrow, and jails for Singapore. Saigon, Haiphong. China and Japan.138 words
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Article49 1922-01-09 3 DAILY (except Sunday). BY TRAIN. Parit Buutar, Bagan Serai, Taiping, Ipo.h, Batu Gajah, Tapah Road, Teluk Anson, Kuala Kubu, |By train Kuala Lumpur, Seremban, >-7.16 am Malacca, Johore, Singapore 6p m. and Hongkong BY STEAMER. TO-MORROW. Rangoon (Mergui and Moulmein via Rangoon) Seang Bee 3 p.m.49 words
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Article17 1922-01-09 3 The Ttesta, with mails from Europe, is exp- cted to arrive here on Thursday afternoon17 words
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Article508 1922-01-09 3 Pkna*g, January 9, 1922. BEEF— ots Soup per catty 35 Roast do 43 Steaks do 43 Stew or Curry Meat de curry 36 Rump Steak do 48 Ox Tail each 50 do Tongue do 80 do Feet do 50 Heart yer catty 40 Liver do 80 Fillet of508 words
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Advertisement681 1922-01-09 3 FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICE OF Provisions of Pritchards. Since the publication of the November Price List, PRITCHARDS have had their Provision Department restocked with Fresh Goods all of which show a downward trend in price. Pritchards, as always, lead th- wav in such matters and are first to give681 words
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Article1619 1922-01-09 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Mr A R Thornton re’orned from home yesterday. Mr Arshak Sarkien returned from Singapore by the Klang to-day. Mr W M Dodds of Caledonia Estate returned from leave by the Nagoya. Mr and Mrs Masterton passed through in the Nagoya on their way to Singapore. Mr G Hawkins,1,619 words
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Article338 1922-01-09 4 RICHARDSON—ILIFFE. The wedding of Mr Laurence Richardson of the F.M.S. Railways, to Carolyn Louise Iliff- only daughter of Mr and Mrs G H lliffeChester Green,Derbyshiie Eng'acd was solemnised on Sunday, in So. George’» Church Penang. The Rev. Kepptl Garnier officiated at the ceremony which was semichoral, The338 words
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Article412 1922-01-09 4 The strength of the Singapore Volunteer Force was carried to 642 on Friday by th» enlistment of 62 Volants er?, of whom 23 were European, 32 Chinese and 7 Malays. The present strength of the European Foret is no# 413, made up as follows: Colour Service 288 R412 words
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Article107 1922-01-09 4 Rr-opening of Butterworth Smelting Works. There a e good reasons for believing tha 1 the smelting works of the Straits Trading Co, L’d, at Butterwoith, will recommence operations at full pressure towards the end of next month. The tenants of the oom paoy’s bungalows have beeu given107 words
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Article210 1922-01-09 4 ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION. Reuter’s Telegrams.] Mandalay, January 7. On Saturday, the Prince of Males returned to Rangoon after a wo days’ visit to Mandalay. The outstanding feature of the round of entertainments was th e displays by 600 Shan tribesmen, in the soft light of thousands of| Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 210 words
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Article318 1922-01-09 4 The Prince of Walers concludes his visit to Burma to-morrow afternoon, when he leaves for Madras, where he arrives on the 13th inst. On that morning, a general reception will be accorded and addresses presented. At 11 a.m. at Government House the reception takes place! of318 words
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Article248 1922-01-09 4 T have seen Siir Frank Sw’ettcinham and Sir Ernest Birch, who having read your article, of December 2nd entireily approve and very enthusiastically favour the idea of a Durbar, considering it. unimaginable that this should nor be hel'd, says the London. correspondent of the “Free Press.” Both248 words
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Article54 1922-01-09 4 PRINCIPAL WINNERS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, January 9. The Siamese Lottery was duiwri in l presence of H. M. the King of Siam. The first prize was won by a Bangkok Chinese., a hawker, the second by a medical student and the third by an54 words
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Article167 1922-01-09 4 CHIEF JUDGE’S DECISION The appeals of Tunku Ismail, ex-D.O. of Kulim, and Tunku Abaidah, ex-Direc-tor of Lands, Kedah, and Mor Singh, against the sentences passed on them by Tuan Syed Hassan in the Alor Star Court, for criminal breach of trust, regarding Public Funds, and the counterappeal by167 words
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Article187 1922-01-09 4 $6,000 TAKEN. Tin* approach to Padang Plandok Mine, situated on the’ Siamese frontier, about twenty miles to the nm th of Alor Star, down Changlun way, was the venue of an outrageous gang robbery on Saturday afternoon. Mr. Smith, of the Borneo Company Co., Penang, escorted by a.187 words
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Article165 1922-01-09 4 There) arrived in Ipoh on Saturday from Tapah, vife the Gopeng Road, Messrs Charlton and Alexander, who are on a walk from Singapore to London. They have already been on th-’ move” for two months and a week. They expect to reach their destination feur years165 words
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Article180 1922-01-09 4 CARPENTIER -LEWIS MATCH. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] London, January 6. Georges Carpentier and Kid Lewis signed articles to bo X f or £l,OOO a side and a purse, in London, in March. In eve’ry way almost Princfßs Mary is abreast of other Royal ladies, and in more than one direction she may[Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 180 words
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Advertisement543 1922-01-09 4 NEW advertisfmfnt? KEDAH GOVERNMENT Wanted for General Hospg, Star, a Nurs e with training in midwi Salary $lOO/. p.m. with temp ance 45 per cent. Free furnished quarters, uuif, lighting. Apply with copy o f testimonial age, to the State Surgeon. Kedah. GOVERNMENT There are vacancies fo, oVeh0 Veh I543 words
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Article837 1922-01-09 5 NfW YEAR MEETING 1922. o: (Under S. R. A. Rules of Racing.) RACE DAYS. FIRST DAY Tuesday, 31st January, 1922. SECOND DAY Thursday, 2nd February, 1922. THIRD DAY Saturday, 4th February, 1922. PROGRAMME. FIRST DAY. TUESDAY, 31st JANUARY, 1922, 4 The “Noel Walker” Stakes and Purse. 2.30837 words
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Article972 1922-01-09 5 CAPITALISM AGAIN. A letter received in London from Petro, grad describes in detail many of the remarkable changes that are now taking place in Russia as a result of the collapse of the Communist experiment, lhe writer, a highly educated man who at one time took an active972 words
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Article218 1922-01-09 5 After the Armistice was signed an ordinance was introduced to the Legislature prohibiting Germans landing in Ceylon for three years. The period ended with 1921 and this year will see Germans settling down in Ceylon for purposes of trade. At present a certain number of German ships218 words
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Article163 1922-01-09 5 Hardly a- day passes without an announcement. by a GeHrnan shipping company of the inauguration of a new trade route, the placing in commission of new vessels or the 1 strengthening of its financial lesouroes, writes a special Berlin Correspondent of “The TinrE Trade Supplement.” He!163 words
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Article137 1922-01-09 5 The' changed fortunes, of the rubber plantation industry is once again exemplified by the report for the year to June 30 last, of the Castlefield (Klang) Rubber Estate. In the period covered there is a n£t loss on working of £ll*Bl4, which contracts137 words
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Article93 1922-01-09 5 From the armistice to the end of the 1 present financial year the Government will have spent about £331,000,000 on the 1 pensions, allowances and medical treatment of war-disabled officers and men, and provision for dependents' of these who fel’l, states Mr. Charles McCurdy, in an mtroduction to Mr.93 words
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Article95 1922-01-09 5 An interesting commentary upon the Navy’s addon in prohibiting “Crown and Anchor” is provided by the shop windows wherein toys are> displayed for sale. Seldom have so many gambling game 3 beep offered, and for some there is undoubtedly a big demand. The most popular seems,95 words
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Advertisement24 1922-01-09 5 A/EW shipment just arrived. MATTINGS IN DIFFERENT COLOURS AND ALL SIZES SELLING NEARLY HALF PRICE. H. T, DOULATRAM CO. /VO. 230/2. PENANG ROAD, PENANG.24 words
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Advertisement203 1922-01-09 5 DRIPPING. Made on our premises from Pure Beef Fats. No chemicals used in preparation. HAMS. Pineapple Brand M a p 1 e Brand GAME. Pheasants Quail Teal XX SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD., (Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) PENANG. 7 J MAHA-LAKSHMI LTD.. Incorporated in S. S. 31, BISHOP STREET, PENANQ.203 words
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Article42 1922-01-09 6 Kimp —On January 6, 1922, at ‘‘Albara" Singapore, to Mr and Mra W Lowther Kemp, a son. Oliver, —On January 6, 1922, at the Maternity Hospital, Singapore, to Mr and Mrs E Simpson Oliver, of Wessyngton Estate, Rengam, Johore, a danghter.42 words
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Article38 1922-01-09 6 Richardson —lliffe—At St. George’s Church Penang on Bth January by the Rev. Keppel Garnier, Laurence Richardson F M S Rlys to Carolyn Louise Ilifle, only daughter of Mr and Mrs G H Iliffe Chester Green, Derbyshire, England.38 words
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Article1249 1922-01-09 6 The Sinn Fein plenipotentiaries who signed the Irish Peaoe Treaty in London have won the first round at Dublin in their with Mr De Valera and the Republicans who oppose the ratification of the agreement. A majority of only seven may, at firit sighF, seem to1,249 words
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Article1414 1922-01-09 6 Reuter has mentioned that both the Senate and House of The Load of Representatives Bills Indebtedaess. on foreign debts provide that no part of bbe debt due to the United States shall be cancelled either in principal or interest. International debts are colossal and complicated. The world1,414 words
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Article186 1922-01-09 6 Entertainment in Town Hall. The exposition of modern dances and songs, by Heer Henry Marchand and Mlle Kitty Lipton attracted a good number to the Town Hall on Saturday night, the artistes providing two hours of pleasant entertainment. By far the greater share of the work was done186 words
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Article110 1922-01-09 6 Bad Weather Interferes With Operations. Owing to continued bad weather, salvage operations on the wreck of the Eastern Shipping Go’s steamer Perlis which foundered in a gale off the Langkawii Augu-t last have been temporary v abandoned. Prior 10 the stoppage of operations got 1 progress was110 words
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Advertisement210 1922-01-09 6 I Jeyes’ I J THE I 1 “ESSENCE OF HEALTH” j s ife- r ’Ja >■'• YEL'HaI For e 10 1,1 S 1 safe H y drMb f JTOi nr 1 House. Office, H -2 S= EFFICIENT. r School, -'Ua .A v T Cinema. H car.. V 2 i L-to-'her.210 words
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Advertisement50 1922-01-09 6 E. O.” RACE WEEK ATTRACTIONS, Monday Race Tiffin -E 0 Orchestra. Tuesday Dinner and Dance. Wednesday Special Tiffin Orchestra. Thursday Dinner and Dance. Friday Tea Dance 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday Dinner Dance Fancy Dress Optional H. M. MURPHY,, Raffles Jazz Artist will Perform, in Conjunction with the Hotel Orchestra.50 words
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Obituary26 1922-01-09 6 DEATH. Reutens, Gertrnde Elizabeth, only danghter of the late Mr V J Rentene and MnC D Renteria of No 1. Race Course Lane, Aged 25 years.26 words
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Article548 1922-01-09 7 dE VALERA RESIGNS. c-n-ouncement in THE DAIL. Reuter’s Telegrams. London, January 6. Ua E i r e a nn held a secret session this M consider the possibility of morning ’<> ending a basis of agreement regarding the Treaty. Th o meeting was the outcome of anReuter’s Telegrams. - 548 words
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Article28 1922-01-09 7 lu,) MILLIONS DAMAGE Guidon, January 7. Puis), b” 1 fbe wa- finally (xtinUiatcd <?' damage is officially esti•noit<. '“’°uo.ooo, including ICG tenetii.oiy f which arc t ninhabitab’’?.28 words
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Article44 1922-01-09 7 I’l J' hanm sburg, January 8. l H,s ition is very grave. of I, IUIS <;,,| D‘rr'<-d with the Exe''■p, jl( Industrial F.-k ration and ’«al I() deration to' allow scab X» ‘'l’l'.ieiJ to lite Vereen ng Die I’ciL rat ion ’cfuned.44 words
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Article1323 1922-01-09 7 OPENING SCENES Cannes, January 6. The full session of the Supreme Council opened in brilliant sunshine. V large force of gendarmes was at th< Yacht Club, where extraordinary precautions were' observed), all cards of admission being closely scrutinised. A crowd of several hundreds respectfully greeted the members of1,323 words
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Article55 1922-01-09 7 MR. BAR WEL I/ S DEC LA RAT 1 ON. Adelaide, January 7. The Premier, Mr. Barwe'll, declared that he was convinced some modification of the White Australia policy would eventually become inevitable. Coloured labour must sooner or I'atea be admitted under proper restrictions, calculated’ to prevent fusion55 words
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Article1102 1922-01-09 7 THE SHANTUNG CONTROVERSY. M ashington, January 6. The Shantung controversy appeared hopeless of solution after a ninety minute session of the Chinese and Japan esc delegations to-day. when the Chinese announced that unless Japan accepted the Chinese plans for payment for the K ao-Chow-Tsinanfu Railway in cash instalments1,102 words
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Article101 1922-01-09 7 TRADE OPPORTUNITIES. London, January 6. An article in the “Times” on the German trade menace in the Dutch Indies, points out that they offer a wide scope for further development, in which Britain should take her proper share. A disturbing feature is the paucity British official representation101 words
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Article64 1922-01-09 7 Allahabad, January 7. A message from Teheran says the Persian Government has obtained a loan from an American company, the n -me of which is not- disclosed, with an advance of 5i,500,000 against royalties, payable by the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, the greater part of which will64 words
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Article20 1922-01-09 7 London, January 8. A New York message says the Dutch East- Indies loan of $40,000,000 is oversubscribed.20 words
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Article61 1922-01-09 7 Montreal, January 6. Forty-two prominent Montreal financiers have been summoned to appear before a ("curt of Enquiry on the 9th January*, in regard to certain transactions of a Canadian bank with a brokerage house resulting in reported heavy losses to the bank. The manager of the brokerage61 words
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Article34 1922-01-09 7 London, January 6. Enquiry in poiit cal circles to-day ghov that the prospects of an early gen r 1 election do not appear to be so strong -is they were recently.34 words
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Article49 1922-01-09 7 PREMIER’S FIRM A( TION Lisbon, January 6. Following his declaration that the ma.ntemance of order is Portugal’s first essential, the Premier, Cunha Leal, has had General Gomez Da, Costa, and the Chief of tho General Staff of the Republican Guard, confined in a fortress, for criticising the Government.49 words
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Article61 1922-01-09 7 THE £1,000,000 GUARANTEE. London, January 7. An anonymous. do»u>r has mid' rtaken, until individual guarantees are forthcoming, to be r< '-ponsibk- for th last £BO,OOO of b e Empire] Exhibition's £1,000,000 guarantef' fund', enabling the Council to begin the clearing of the ground on January 10, when 11.61 words
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Article316 1922-01-09 7 London, January 1. —The New Year’s Honours List is unusally long and includes four peerages, sixteen baronetcies anil forty-eight knighthoods, besides appointment's- to various orders. The best known new peers are Sir James Buchanan, distiller, and Robert Nivision, financial adviser to ihe Dominion's. The knighthoods include the316 words
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Article236 1922-01-09 7 The sequel to a motor car collision near the Hinting Pas ri on December 29, was heard before Mr. A. 0. Baker, in the Police Court, Penang, this morn ng- when Mohamed bin Zamaludin, was charged with rash driving. Evidence w'ag led to show that236 words
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Article23 1922-01-09 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, January 9 In Rugby match at Malacca, Singapore won by foiirlc n points to five.23 words
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Article363 1922-01-09 8 A quietly improving tendency characterise» the Rubber Share Marko* say* the "Sunday Time#” of December 4. Holders who have nab tight throughout the «lump are' naturally disinclined' to e!’* > .w that the price of rubber is creeping up again?. The result is that there are vtry fe*w363 words
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Article214 1922-01-09 8 K—" Pioneer. The scientific Reports of the Agricultural' Resmrch Institute at Pusa are invariably of interest and' importance; though some of them are necessarily of a technical character. In the volume for 1920-2’e, which has reofttitly bleep published. Mr. and Mrs. Howard, the Imperial Economic Botanists, have aK—" Pioneer. ” - 214 words
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Article172 1922-01-09 8 Mr. J. L. Loudoun-Shand, presid ng atthe meeting of the Hevea Rubber Trust, Limited, said that though the rubber position had much improved and still further advances in prices might be hopefully looked for, there could be no doubt thai the' estates im the East were capable172 words
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Article119 1922-01-09 8 Towards the end of 1920 competition in the Dutch rubber industry became more active owing to the general slump in trade. Up to now no improvement has occurred. The Dutch rubbeT products ar« too expensive in comparison with foreign prices. The quantity of rawrubber consumed annually by119 words
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Article959 1922-01-09 8 KENNEDY CO'S SHARE LIST. NAMES. J I U Kl RUBBER (Doll»».) sc. Jo.| o. Allenby Rubber Co, Ltd. 17jc 20c Alor Gajah Rubber Estate 1.40 1.50 Amalgamated Malay Estates l.Buj 1.60 4 yer Hitam Planting Syndicate 9.2 S 10 25 Ayer Kuning Rubber Estates 1.00 Ayer Molek Rubber Co. 1.30959 words
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Advertisement300 1922-01-09 8 I GET YOUR COPY OF ;l KAAI’S HAWAIIAN SONGS ITO-DAY. ONLY 12-00 I; WE HOLD SMALL STOCKS OF Hawaiian Ukuleles Price $l2 Each. Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., (INCORPORATED IN HONGKONG.) t PfcMA N G gMiaaQßMnncHßMannwwannßMi i w. D. and ii. o. wills n BRISTOL AND LONDON. S 5 FAMOUS g300 words
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Advertisement374 1922-01-09 8 I Satisfied 7 U It is a common experience for a mother to try several foods for her baby before M finding the right one. How much better it w ould be, for IJr baby and mother alike, it the right food could be given at first. c Savory Moore374 words
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Article658 1922-01-09 9 unions’ decision awaited. Aahbolt, Agent,-General for Tasmania v' a prominent) in connection with the !0 for the establishment of an ;C Service to Australia lectured on rs, 1 Air Seivice< before the Royal SoHety of Arts. Lord Montagu of Beaulieu xshbolt said that an inter-imperial rvice wa?658 words
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Article989 1922-01-09 9 TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMME. I—lpoh Stakes—2 45 p.m Value $6OO with $lOO to the Second Pony and $5O to the Third Pony. A Handicap for all Ex-Griffin Ponies 14—-2 and under. Entrance Fee $3O. Distance Six furlongs. Nankin 9.0, The “Yoke Choy” Kongsi’s br g Babz 8.9, H H The989 words
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Article439 1922-01-09 9 Although there has been a falling off of interest in the lotteries and a rather smaller number of entries prospects for tomorrow afternoon’s racing are more than good. The scratchings will not be published till after these notes are out a fact which may modify any opinions expressed.439 words
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Article543 1922-01-09 9 DIRECTORS BEFORE COURT. “We are unable to state the amount involved in this case, but in Bendigo alone I understand the losses are between £60,000 and £70,000." This declaration was made in Melbourne Court by Mr F G Menzies counsel for the Crown, and io referred to543 words
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Article200 1922-01-09 9 BP, Tapioca S 6-50 sellara M P. Tapioca 56.80 sellers Cold leaf 572 sellers Black Pepper $l6 00 sellers White Pepper $34 sellers. Trang Pepper no stock Mace Pickings sellers Cloves ...$l2O sellers Nutmegs 80s $41.00 buyers I n 11.0 s 529.00 buyers {K o# i $lO 00200 words
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Article15 1922-01-09 9 The following is an additional rubber output for December Ayer Molek lbs 21,69815 words
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Article26 1922-01-09 9 Tongkah Harbour Tin Dredging Co. NL, from l*t to 7th January, (being one we* k) 21 tons. Talam Mines Limited, December, 1921, piculs 570.76,26 words
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Article72 1922-01-09 9 The following are the latest quotations in Messrs Kennedy Jz Co.’s share list; Yesterday. To-day. 2 2 2 2 SHARES. a o s v OJ DO S co c. c. o. 5 o. Mining. Johan (F P) 85c 90c 9Oc 95c General. M Collieries 14.50 15.00 14.5072 words
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Article38 1922-01-09 9 9tb January, 1922. I Smoked Sheet 34 c Penang > Fine Pale Crepe 33£c j Unsmoked Sheet No 1 20 c ed Bheet t 1 Smoked Sheet ***** Aery Losdos J Crepe ...loLf«e»k New York 200 (weak)38 words
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Article85 1922-01-09 9 The Straits Trading Co, Ltd, Jan 9tb: Singapore buyers no sellers at $84.62|; Penang buyers no sellers at $B4 62|, The Eastern Smelting Co,, Ltd London, January 6tb t £167 15s spot, and £169 15s three months buying, £l7O selling, Messrs Boustead and Co To-day’s quotation for Singapore85 words
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Article593 1922-01-09 9 Annual General Meeting, The eleven’h annual general meeting of shareholders in the Samagaga Rubber Co, Ltd, was held at the offices of the secretaries and general managers, Messrs Scout, Harding and Co, Peking Road, Shanghai. Mr L J Cubitt presided. The Chairman said the wisdom of holding a593 words
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Advertisement157 1922-01-09 9 Wlffi WITH ITCHING Breaking Out All Over Face. Cuticura Healed/ My babj' boy had a breaking out °ver his face. It came like little watery heads, and they Zv d k turned to a festery huGj mor. We had no sleep V yWith him, and he was y tortured with157 words
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Advertisement23 1922-01-09 9 RING OFF 1921 AND RING UP 642 FOR PROMPT PRINTING. EVERY DESCRIPTION of OFFICE STATIONERY. C. A. RIBEIRO CO.. LTD. 51, Beach Street.23 words
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Advertisement390 1922-01-09 9 ]>inet ng gazette RATES OF CASUAL ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR SALE, TO LET, SITUATIONS VACANT, Etc. Minimum Charge $2.00 For 1 insertion 1,75 per inch insertions 1.50 ii 3 H 1.40 4 1.35 i> 1.30 i> 8 1.25 hlO 1.15 ii 12 1.00 18 0.75 m 25 0.60 Advertisements are charged by390 words
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Article153 1922-01-09 10 Tho Rev. W. C. Robert son, of the Episcopal Church Tenness« c, has issued a cod- of rules according to which the ar:tirc of brides and bridesmaids at church weddings shall consist of what is technically known as evening dress. The V shape, or square153 words
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Article131 1922-01-09 10 What is clear to overbody else, and will be perfectly clear to the Russians themselves (adds the “Spectator is that the particular from of Communism known as Bolshevism brought to disaster and starvation those whom it did not kill, and that the vast majority < f131 words
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Article154 1922-01-09 10 The «oming s<ai'e of Slains Castle has revived the le'gend that among the <’bjecits of interest preserved there is th# “Curse* of Scotland, the nine of diamonds ■on which fhe Duke of Cumberland wrot< the order for the! massacre cf the Highlandersi taken, at Cultoden.” Tha< L the154 words
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118 1922-01-09 10 Upningham School*, which has celebrated the centenary of its famous “head" Edward Thring. has, like most of 'an- great public schools, its own sumptuary laws, requiring the boys to wear black jackets and trousers without pockets. Black neckties, too. arc de rigueur, as at Harrow.118 words
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Article103 1922-01-09 10 Only lovers with long purses can afford to give' their finacees emerald engagement rings. For emeralds of quality, having that rich velvety greien colour which stones of the best grade should have, are .nowadays exceptionally scarce and vcTy delar—much dearer than diamonds. Really fine stones have103 words
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Article100 1922-01-09 10 Rome November 27. —Cardinal Gasparri, Secretary of State to the Vatican. in a rdfe'rence to the prospective reconciliation of the church and State in Italy, states that the Holy Sde will net claim the church's former estate's, but will ask for freedom and independence from every foreign100 words
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Article42 1922-01-09 10 London- December 27. —It, is announced that Mr. Bottomley has ceased to edi* “John Bull” in order to devote the whole of his attention to personal and polit’eal affairs and the conduct of his two Sunday newspapers.42 words
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Article150 1922-01-09 10 —“M. M.” The first criminal' Assize Court for the year will' be held at beremban today before- Mr- Justice branch who i s ‘now installed there as Resident Judge. Negri Sembilan. The calendar is not a hea\j 1 contains two charges of returning tr'tn banishment, one of which—“M. M.” - 150 words
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Article109 1922-01-09 10 Pa-is, December 22.—Yussul Ke*mai Bey, the Angora Foreign Minister, who met M. Franklin Bouillon recently at Konei, has returned to Angora. M. Franklin Bouillon will now return to 1 Paris. An •enquilry has-been opened against Generals Noureddin Pasha and Nichad Pasha and has' shown that their line109 words
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Article92 1922-01-09 10 Paris. December 22. —Thef German Reichstag committees, are discussing the Government’s fiscal programme. 'the principal object of the discussions seems to be to reduce al] the percentages proposed by the Cabinet. For instance, the taxes on general increase of wealth and on war profits hav< been considerably'92 words
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93 1922-01-09 10 Peking, December 20.—A1! tho Legatibn Guards, sent partie, to the railway station yesterday on the occasion of the departure of A Company of the Wiltshires. The American Marines Band was also in attendance, and a v.-ry hearty send off wag given to this popular Company93 words
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Article20 1922-01-09 10 London. December 22. —Sir Mntin Harvey. the actor, underwent an operation last night. He remains very ill.20 words
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Article115 1922-01-09 10 Java, reported as doomed by Government edict to stamp all its railway’’tickets. club membership cards, and everything else that w’ill bear a stamp, s devoutly hoping that it B meals will not b e subject, to stamp duty. Your Dutch settler in Java i s said to be115 words
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Article187 1922-01-09 10 Valencia. December 23 —A fir? broke eat in the No. 2 hold of the Swedish steamer Indus, from Calcutta to Gothenburg. and extended to No. 3 hold. The engine-room and all the midship accommodation of the* steamer was flooded and she was grounded alongside the wharf,187 words
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Advertisement371 1922-01-09 10 /i- A 11 ip— up'/ -J fe’’ j vu? x r 'Jt c Enables a mother .1© nurse her baby in the natural Natural feeding is trie duty of every mo k and the birthright of every cmlo. Onb r this way can the child grow r00u. 5 as healthy371 words
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Article348 1922-01-09 11 COXFUSION IX AUSTRALIA. Such confusion has again occurred, owing to the dela\ in the Aos ralian Federal Parliament in dealing with the tariff, that the Customs department has bevn compelled to once more inform importers that amounts paid in duties at present, and during the last few months,348 words
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Article140 1922-01-09 11 Tokio, NTovember 27. —The Crown Prince Hirohito addressed a large gathering in front of the palace upon his assumption of the regency owing to the continued ill health of the Emperor. Prince Hirohito said he was not certain whether he would be able to discharge the duties140 words
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