Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 15 March 1922

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    23 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833, No. 58. VOL. LXXX WEDNESDAY, 15th MARCH, 1922. PRICE 15 O I b *1
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      33 1 I; BRITISH BOND Writing Pad >: C of 100 leaves with 25 envelopes L $1 is M Hermione Box contains SO fanep. t lined Notepaper, 50 Envelopes L $1 ii > Pinang Gazette Press, Ltd.
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    LORD NORTHCLIFFE WITH THE ARABS.
    455 2 VISIT TO KING HUSSEIN’S SON. Jerusalem, February B.—Lord North cliffe to-day had one of the most interesting experiences °f his tour when, descending from Jerusalem by car, he visited the Dead Sea, Jericho, and, after traversing the Ghor, or Jordan valley, with its tropical and
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    TRIBUTE TO DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE.
    363 2 A luncheon was given by the Royal Colonial Institute recently at the Hotel Victoria, London, in honour of the Duke of Devonshire X" ho has been suggested as Mr. Montagu’s successor), on his retirement from the Governor-Generalship of Canada. Sir Godfrey Lagden (chairman of the
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      1303 2 SHORT CLASSIFIED \pinang Gazette ADVERTISEMENTS. HF ■r JS RATES OF CASUAL WANTED, FOR SALE, TO LET, &c. advertisements. can be inserted n the “Pinang J Gazette” at for SALE, TO LET. SITUATIOGS THREE CENTS A WORD. VECEBT. Etc. -f «00 MintK*l counting the address to which PvP t LYtt M
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    INDIA’S MILITARY BUDGET.
    665 3 LORD RAWLINSON’S SPEECH. Delhi, March 7 —ln the Legislative As- sembly. Lord Rawlinson said he had made 1 every effort to reduce expenditure. The reductions he had made had been swallowed up. As it was he had been forced to postpone for a year the purchase of
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    SHORTAGE OF BRITISH TROOPS IN INDIA.
    202 3 London. March 6. —Replying in the Commons to Col. Yate, Mr. Chamberlain said he hoped that the enquiries of the sub committee of the Imperial Defence Committee on the Indian army requirements were approaching completion. I'he report of the committee would necessarily deal with
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    MOB ATTACKS FOREST OFFICIALS.
    397 3 Madras, March 3.—The following communique has been issued dated the 2n<l March regarding an affray in Guntur district Forest officials with a small party of police had seized a large number <>f cattle found grazing in the forest without permits and were driving them past the
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    INDIA’S GRIEVANCES IN THE COLONIES.
    274 3 COUNCIL OF STATE’S PROTEST. Delhi, March 4 —A communique says the following telegram addressed by the Viceroy to His Majesty's Secretary of State for India on February 25, 1922, is published for general information "On February 23 the Council of State recommended to the Governor-General
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    NORTH-WEST FRONTIER.
    143 3 Delhi, March 8- —A communique says Tochi.-—On February 22 a successful action took place near Saidgi, about eleven miles west of Bannu. A patrol from No. 3 tower was returning when a party <’f the enemy in position on the Lores» Wala suddenly opened fire on them at
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      109 3 Pritchard’s X Provisions, Wine and Spirit J Department. We have pleasure in S notifying the trade, and J J the General Public that j j the price of Bombay Butter, j A Shipment of which has just come to hand, is considerably e reduced. f We have also pleasure in
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    MOTOR CAR ACCIDENT.
    438 4 SERIOUS AFFAIR AT WATERFALL GARDENS. Di*a*ter overtook a motor c*r p*rty in the Waterfall Gard* ns, Pwnang, on Monday evening, the orcupan n of th>i c*r, though more or kss »eriously injured and shaken, escaping d-ath by a hairsbretdtb. Kay Ba taking advantage of the beautifully cool
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    Homeward Passage Rates.
    93 4 (From Our Ows Corrsspondsit). Ku si* Lumpur, March 15.' J Tbe Malay Mail Colombo correspondent savs a rumour hv« reached" Colombo from Aas'raliajjt*iat the O ient Company and the P and O Company have drawn up a achedu e of reduced fares to be put into operation
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    Hongkong Shipping.
    62 4 OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION FORMED. (From Our Ows Oorrbspondbnt Kuala Lumpur, March 15. The "Malay Mail” Hongkong corespondent says as the «‘U'come of the strike, a Hongkong 3hio)wo?rs' Association bus been farmed to effsct cmcer'ed action and better understand.tg between employers and employees. The shipowners deny that the settlement i<
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    Exhibition Novelties.
    66 4 (From Our Own Correspondent Singapore, March 15. The Exhibition will inolu in a Stamp Collections' Section, and there a r e good prospects of an excellent Zio T<o orang u'ang have already barni honied. The Head Keeper of the London Z <o arrives on March 25. Another novelty
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    Counterfeit Currency Notes.
    82 4 (From Our Own Correspondent Singapore, Mareh 15 At the in passing the severe s ntence of seven years’ rigorou* imprisonment upon Soo Hoon Lan, partner in a ti'» mine at Batu Bukit, for being in possession of counterfeit notes, the Chief Ju tice, Sir Walter Shaw, said
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    952 4 DISCUSSION ON LOCAL RIKISHA FARES The redaction of nfeHba fares in Penang formed the principal subject of discussion at the fortnightly nr eting of the Municipal Commission which was held in tbe Municipal Chambers l«st evening. There were present Messrs 8 Codrington (President), J D Kemp, C R
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    INTERESTING CIVIL SUIT.
    405 4 $5OO 000 Involved. The civil suit Sow Ngok San, plaintiff, v Ooi Eng Stew and T*ng Seng Khim, defeud<*nte, commenced in the Court, Kuala Lumpur, before Sir L M Woodward. Counsels engaged in the case are Mr F 8 Breretou-Martln and Mr Hastings for plaintiff, Mr Roland
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    I.O.U. Action.
    313 4 —•‘B.T.” Deal in Far Eastern Film Service Shares. In the case, which was commenced and concluded in the Supreme Court, Singapore, before Mr Judice in which Mr WLG Riley claimed $2 f 033.32, principal -and interest on a promissory note from Mr H J Holm of tbe Far
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    "Baa Baa!" From the Throne.
    130 4 Not every Sovereign has been careful for his d’gni'y when delivering the Speech from the Throne at the opening of Parliament. Geo’ge IV, when Prince Regent, once b*b Sheridan that so little attention would be given to what he read that he could interpolate anything
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    BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE.
    889 4 WINDING-UP PETITION. The affairs of tbe Banqus Industriellu de Chine occupied the attention < f Mr Justice Rarrott-Leonard for a considerable time io the Supreme Court, Singapore, when Mr Laycock, on behalf of tbe six petitioning creditors, asked that the winding-up order which bad been postponed since tbe
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    FOOTBALL AT IPOH.
    188 4 On Monday, a match, to which considerable interest was attached, was played on the Ipoh Club padang, and watch ed by a very large gathering. It was between the Ipoh Club and a Malay eleven organised by the Raja Muda of Perak. Thia Malay team, with perhaps
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    EXHIBITION FOOTBALL.
    132 4 All matches in the M- B. E. Football Tournament will commence at 4-45 p m., with the exception of that on March 3R when it is hoped that H- R. H. will kick off at 4-30- In the event of a drawn game an extra ten minutes to
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    The Kedah Team.
    77 4 The Kedah Football Association Selection Committee. comprising Tunku Kassim, Messrs. Abdul Manaff. Abdul' Rashid, and Secunder Mohamed will field a Kedah eleven at Singapore selected from Tunku Kassim (Govt- Monopolies. Capt), Abdul Rashid (English School). Kechik (Monopolies). M. Y. Samsudin (English School). Samsudin (So’orang Perak), Rouse (Sungai
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    P.C.C TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    77 4 The results of tennis ties played terdaySingles Handicap Class 8.—151 C- E. B. Waldren beat —15.1 J- W. Clark 3-6, 6-O. 6-4 —15.3 H. R. Joynt beat Scr. A- W- Blackstone 6-2. 6-3-Doubles Handicap Class 8.—15 E- C. Hicks and E- T- M- Lias beat —.3 W-
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    C.R.C TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    49 4 Fixed for to-morrow Championship—C. Wat Hye v- CCho »n LimSingles “B”.— L- Eng Hooi. —15.1 v. Singles ‘‘B’’-— L- Eng Hooi, —15.1 v. S. Tiang Sooi. —l5 4- Doubles "B”—C. Sin Tock and O. Boon Swee —3O v. O. Eng Tiang and K. Joo Jiang —3O-
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    IPOH GYMKHANA CLUB.
    297 4 The Committee of the Ipoh Gymkhana Club report that under revenue account there was a credit balance of $19,312.22 cn January Ist, 1921, and a credit balance nf $25,401-50 on January 31st, 1922 that two race meetings and a rag gymkhana were held. The stakes given by
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    COCONUT ESTATES OF PERAK.
    654 5 PROPERTIES IO BE DISPOSED OF. An extraordinary general meeting of the Coconut Estates of Perak Ltd was held at the office of Messrs Whittali <fc Co, Colombo, Sir James Thomson Broom in the chair. The Chairman said -Gentlemen when I addressed you at the last annual
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    Coming Events.
    173 5 March 15—Football, P C C v P R C. Mar 18—Concert and Dance, Sungei Patani, for P W and Kedah Church Mission. Mar 18—New Club, Taiping, Dinner and Dance. Mar 18—Cricket, P C C v P R 0. Mar 19—Malacca P A Annual Meeting, 10.15 a.m. March 22—Football,
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    108 5 TO-DAY’S DEPARTURES Perak (E H Co] for Bnuket (Toogkah) Kopah, Renoog, Victoria Poiuu Mergui, Tavoy and Moulmein. van Cioon for Singapore and China. Seang Bee for Rangoon (Mergui and Moulmein via Rangoon). Tanda for Calcutta. The following ships are in communication with the Wireless Stations at Pbnang— Agapenor,
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    PENANG MAILS CLOSE.
    296 5 DAILY (except) Sunday). BY TRAIN Barit Bun tar, Began Serai, Taiping, > Ipoh, Beta Gajah, Tapah Road, I Teluk Anson, Kuala Kubn, |By train Kuala Lumpur, Seremban, 57.15 a m Malacca, Johore, Singapore j& 6 pm. and Hongkong Pent Buntar and Began Serai By tram 9.30 a.m.
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    The Mails
    60 5 The Kalyan, with mails from Europe, is expected to arrive here at 5 p,m. on Friday. The homeward mail, bv the Ekma, closes at 10 a m on Saturday. The homeward mail, by the Armand Behic, closes at 6 p.m. on Saturday. AUSTRALIAN MAIL. Mails from Australia are
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    Undelivered Cables.
    35 5 The following are non-delivered cables for the week ending 15th Inst, at the E E A and C Telegraph Co 1 Athiappan No 77 Qu n St, 2 Flinter, 3 Gurdassingb Sikh Temple.
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    EXCHANGE.
    135 5 Penang, March 15, 1922 By Courtesy oy the Chartered Baek). London Demand Bank 2/3 23/32 4 months’ sight Bank 2/3 31/32 3 Credit 2/4 1/8 3 Documentary 2/4 7/32 Calcutta Demand Bank Rs. 178 3 days' sight Private 184 Bombay Demand Bank H 178 o Madras Demand Bank 178
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    BIRTHS.
    41 6 Hawker —At the Maternity Hospita’, Penang on the 14th March, to Mr and Mrs H R Hawkey Byram] Eatate, P W, a daughter. Galistan—-On March 11, at the Mater nity Hospital, Singapore, to Mr and Mrs Oswald Galistan. a son.
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    THE TROUBLES ON THE RAND.
    1221 6 It is satisfactory to learn from the wires that the authorities are gradually assuming control of a situation on the Rand which a few dajs ago bad taken a very ugly turn. The conflict between the strikers and the forces of law and order as
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    HERE AND THERE.
    1177 6 For the first time in the history of the rubber indas ry an official The Rubber census of stocks in the Census. F.M.S. has been taken, and the report, which takes us up to December 31st last year, is now published. The total is much less than
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    Double Murder in Penang
    178 6 Terbible Tragedy in Dato Kkuul A double murder of a particularly b nature was committed in the garda quarters of tbe Fukien Ctinese Schoo], Dato Kramat Road, Penang, night, the victims beir g the Tamil jw Pachy and his wife. About 8.30 p in a Tamil
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    Penang Assizes.
    191 6 M.T.” ’-’At Penang Assizes s who was charged with tion was founa gmlty, and teo Hou Mr Justice Whitley to n rigorous imprisonment. i Accused in his defence knew nothing abcu th* simply walking when arre-i Tickets for tbe SiDgepore m.y be B.C ewry, Peneog I"' 1 Cl
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      15 6 “E. <& 0.” Special Tiffin Every Wednesday and Saturday. Mr. E. Godfrey Bird. P. P. C.
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    23 6 DEATH. Db Scuza —On March 11, at the Nursing Home, Cavanagh Road, Singapore, Josephine Ethel, aged 22 years, wife cf Arthur De Sousa.
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    ON THE RAND.
    232 7 SITUATION IMPROVING. Reuter’s Telegrams. London, March 14. scries <»f Government successes attended by very slight losses is chronicled Johannesburg messages of the 13th March, indicating that the rebels are ret eating in all directions, and the risk of Johannesburg falling into the hands of t h e
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    RAND PROFIT AND LOSS.
    353 7 1)11-I K ULTIES OF THE MINING INDUSTRY. Johannesburg, January 28. —A state merit issued by the South African Cham-h-r < f Mines says that the condition of th- mining industry in. November was serious, but it has since become very much more s <>- In November
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    THE RAND STRIKE ISSUE.
    325 7 The issue which is at the bottom of the trouble on the Rand is, and will remain a >r midable problem in the life of South Africa. A great proportion of the labour of the country is black. A legal enactment prevents natives from competing with
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    WEI-HAI-WEI.
    34 7 London, March 13. In the House of Commons, replying to Sir Walter de Frece, Sir Hamar Greenwood, on behalf of Mr. Churchill, said the date was not fixed for the evacuation of Wei-Hai-Wei.
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    THE KEMALIST MISSION.
    28 7 London. March 13. The Angora mission, headed by Yusuf Kemal Bey, the Commissary for Foreign Affairs, had arrived in London to confer with the Government-
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    THE GENOA CONFERENCE.
    19 7 London, March 13. The Italian Government has agreed that the Genoa Conference open on April 10.
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    THE GREEK CABINET.
    22 7 Athens, March 13. M. Stratos is forming a Cabinet. FailureAthens, March 14. M. Stratos failed to form a Cabinet.
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    AMERICAN ARMY REDUCTIONS.
    40 7 Washington. March 13. The Army Bill, as reported to the House of Representatives, provides for the reduction of the regular army to 115,090 men and 11,000 officers. The army expenditure will be reduced by $116,000,(MM) to $270,000,000.
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    PERSIAN OIL AGREEMENT.
    43 7 Allahabad, March 13. A Teheran message says the Persian Government has received £200,000 from Washington, against future oil royalties voted by the Mejliss. This indicates that the Standard till and Anglo-Persian Companies have reached agreement regarding conflicting interests in Persia.
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    P. & O. ISSUE OVERSUBSCRIBED.
    28 7 P. O. ISSUE OVERSUBSCRIBED. London, March 13. The lists of the P- O. Steam Navigation Co’s debenture issue were open only for an hour and were largely oversubscribed.
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    ITALIAN MINISTER TO AFGHANISTAN.
    18 7 Rome, March 14. The Marquis Di Paterno has been ap pointed Minister at Kabul.
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    FRENCH RAILWAYS LOAN.
    27 7 London. March 14. The list cJ a £5,000,000 6 pH- cent joint Midi Orleans French Railways Loan, at the price of 89, closed immediately.
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    THE DAVIS CUP.
    22 7 Nek York, March 14. Rumania has challenged for the Davis Cup, making thirteen entries- No more entries are expected.
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    PREPARING FOR THE PRINCE.
    139 7 The “Straits Times” says there is no harm in stating the fact that there do exist in the town people of the variety known in America as “knockers who complain about “spending all this money Well spending all this money, besides making the place look decent
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    LORD CURZON AND MR. MONTAGU.
    276 7 MR- CHAMBERLAIN’S STATEMENT London, March 13. In the House of Commons there was a lively discussion on Mr. Montagu s speech at question time. Mr. Chamberlain said Lord Curzon called his attention to the Indian Government's first telegram prior to the Cabinet meeting on the
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    IRISH TREATY BILL.
    468 7 London, March 6. —The Irish Treaty Bill is having a stormy passage in the House of Commons at the hands of the Ulstermen and “Diehards.” To-day they vehemently protested against the application of the closure on thv first clause of the Bill giving the treaty the force
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    THE PACIFIC TREATY.
    153 7 QUESTION IN THE COMMONS. London, March 13. In the House of Commons replying to Sir D. Hall, Mr Balfour said the Washington treaties were only binding after raii fication. No machinery was proposed foi dealing with the amendments submitted by any of the countries concerned. There seemed
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    DYAKS' JOY RIDE.
    260 7 “S.F-P.” The Sarawak Dyaks were given a motor joy ride round Singapore town on Saturday. This is the first occasion any of them have ever left their country, and a number have never even been as far afield as Kuching. Their first shock was in approaching Anderson
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    PLEADING GUILTY.
    210 7 The differences between the penalties recently imposed by some magistrates on persons who have pleaded not guilty and those who have admitted their offence are such as to suggest that the policy of placing a premium on the admission of guilt is being carried somewhat too far. To
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    THE SOCIETIES ENACTMENT 1913.
    91 7 In exercise of the powers vested in him by section 26 of “The Societies Enactment, 1913.” the Chief Secretary to Government F.M-S. cancels rule 7 (ii) under “The Societies Enactment, 1913,” published in the F.M.S. Government Gazette as Notification No. 560 of 27th February, 1914, and
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    HONGKONG STRIKE SETTLEMENT.
    54 7 —“Straits Times-” Hongkong, March 11- It is officially denied that the Hume government gave instruction* that the strike must be- settled or that the local government br light pressure to bear on the .'hip-owners It is stated that the govmime*'t was entire, ly neutral in the commercial
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    1344 7 SOCIAL PERSONAL. The Hon. A. M- Pountney has return ed to Kuala Lumpur from IpohAu Adviser to the Ministry of Commerce, Siam, is due to arrive at Bangkok about the 19th inst. Mr. and Mrs. H. W- Fortesqui-eu are due due back in Ijxih from their holiday at Brestagi, Sumatra.
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    INEXPERIENCED INVESTIGATORS.
    168 7 The Negri Sembilan criminal assizes for March were commenced in the Supreme Oourt, Seremban, on March 6th and continued throughout the week, the Hon. Mr. Justice Branch presiding, with the D.P. P.» Capt. Pratt, conducting the prosecution. The first case on the list was a charge of murder,
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    CEYLON RUBBER EXPORTS.
    589 8 The report' of ti e Ceyiou Cm»uiber of Commerce fur the ye*r 1921 says the total exports of rubber show an incre**» of 2,774,746 lbs over those of 1920 io spite of restriclio'i of ou pu which w»s effective for a portion of the year but) this
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    Permata Rubber Estates.
    342 8 The annual m-enng of the Fermata Rubber F-tates, Ltd, was held at Shanghai on February 17, at the Company’s offices The Chairman said tapping was stopped allege her from December 15 1920, and t his was not resumed until September 1, 1921 therefore statistics i.f ou put
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    IPOH SHAKE MARKET.
    464 8 Mses s Macpbavi <k Co, (*P°l*) Ltd >epuried yesterday L'ne gilt edged security market at home has lately experienced mild bo m which may according to the ■•pinion o’ th» public as to whether it is due to general confi in Government concerns or lack of confidence
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    House of Lords Reform.
    470 8 What is the real truth as to the feelings of the electors in regard to the House of Lords On grounds other than political it seems pertinent to ask the question at a time when Mr Chamberlain, representing one wing of the Coalition, says that we
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    RUBBER CENSUS.
    1735 9 aE OFFICIAL FIGURES. Collector of Statistic*, M ir d»te March 3rd k ,#D to forward herewith a te ...wioe t |,M re alfc of fche racent rrobber stocks so far hr the F *y s te9 re cjncerr,ed r 1 .are baaed on retu-na from ei’atM, 1373 Asiatic
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    LOCAL SHARE LIST.
    97 9 The following are tne latest qu stations in Messrs Kennedy de Co’s share list; Yesterday. To-day. SHARES j. X ao S c. I c. so. Sc Miaiag. Asam K 25/- 26/- 24/- 25/Nawng Pet Tin 50c 60c 45c 55c Papan T 17|c 20c 15c 17ic South Taiping
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    38 9 15th March, 1922. Smoked Sheet 24 jc Fine P*le Crepe 24 c Unsmoked Sheet No 1 17 c }S nok-d Sheet 27 c Crepe 26$c r 1 Smoked Sheet 8H J Crepe New York G 13fc
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    Rubber Crops.
    26 9 The following are additional rubber outputs for February Kuala Pergau lbs 30,700 Laras (Sumatra) 28 654 Sungei Matang 25,916 Trafalgar 3,000 Trafalgar (coconuts) 8,000
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    TIN PRICES.
    95 9 Th-i S'raita Trading Co., Ltd., gives the following London prices, on March 14: Spot £142 15s down 5s 3 months buyiog£l44.los 75.6 d 3 sei ling 144.15 s 5* Local Parity $71.64 Match 15 th; Singapore bo d 100 tons at $73.50; P' D"n> buyers no sellers at
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    TIN OUTPUT.
    29 9 To gKah Compound No. 2 N, L. for Janua y. output picu s 377, yardage 46,626, Ou s 471; and February, piculs 402, yudase 51,467, hours 551.
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    PRODUCE PRICES.
    206 9 BP. Tapioca J 6.60 sellers M P. Tapioca J 7.15 sellers Cold leaf 572 seller» Black Pepper $l6 50 sellers White Pepper $23 sales. Trang Pepper no stock Mace Pickings $47 sales Cloves ...$l2O sellers Nutmegs 80s $45 nominal I 10b $37.00 sellers < No. 1 $lO 00
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    MARKET PRICES.
    514 9 Penang, March 15, 1922. BKEF— cU Soap per eatty 35 Roaat do 48 Steaks do 48 Stew or Curry "Meal do carry 36 Rump Steak do Ox Tail each do Tongae do 80 do Feet do 50 Heart yer catty 40 Liver do Fillet of Beef do 80
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      25 9 TO PRINTERS We hold a large stock of Kidd’s Printing Inks (Zn various colours) To be disposed of at reduced prices. The Pinang Gazette Press,
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    BURMA RICE MARKET.
    578 10 Rangoon. March 4 From Messrs Morrison and Go’s we-kly market report dated Rangoon March 3 Paddy—Supplies have been fairly large but show signs of falling off owing co a further decline in prices which may now be quoted at Rs 180 to Rs 182 for both qualities.
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    The Rice Position.
    196 10 Rangoon, March 9—The Department of Sta'istics, India, issues the fullowiug:— The estimated arrive s of paddy and rice expressed in cargo nee by rail and boat into Rangoon and Bas-ein from Ist January *0 18th February. 1922. as c< mpared witt. the corresponding period of the previonyear,
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    KENNEDY & CO’S SHARE LIST.
    985 10 KENNEDY CO’S SHARE LIST. NAMES. fg J RUBBBR (Dollar.) Sc. Bc.| S c. Allenby Rubber Co. jg,, 17X C Alor Gajah Rubber Estate jqq j.iq r Amalgamated Malay Estates j 1.25 l kyer Hitam Planting Syndicate Iq’(v) in jn Ayer Kuning Rubber Estates j qq Ayer Molek Rubber 00. i'oo
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    PREPARING FOR ARMED ROBBERY.
    298 11 “M.M.” In the First Magistrate’s Court, Kuala Lumpur on Friday, before Mr. McCausland, a Hakka Chinese was charged by Mr. Hussey, A.C.P., with being found in possession of a single-barrelled shot-gun, the barrel of which had been cut down to about 12 inches, and 13 cartridges
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    TIGER SHOT NEAR T. RAMBUTAN.
    255 11 A full grown male tiger was shot by one of the Datoh Panglima Kinta’s mandors at .Sentoh, near the Old Town, Tanjong Rambutan yesterday afternoon says Monday’s “T.0.M.” The Datoh was out after deer and his dogs disturbed the tiger. The Datoh and his men
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    SELANGOR MOTORISTS.
    177 11 ASSOCIATION FORMED. A meeting was held on Saturday to form a motor association for Selangor. The following who attended become original members: —Messrs. W. Eyre-Ken ny, W. L. Conlay, E. Bagot, the Hon. Mr. J. H. M. Robson, P. B. Ford, S. R. Whittle, Rene Prowst, E. C.
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