Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 16 May 1922
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1922-05-16 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. tfo. 108. VOL. LXXX. TUESDAY. 16th MAY, 1922. PRICE 15 CENTS.20 words
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Advertisement468 1922-05-16 1 CIGARETTES J 555 vir9in,a n» MMt R««"ed Cigarettes in j the World. < 111 The Smoke that' is I WE WANT TO GET itt th 'VfIET I INTERESTED IN |l||| j FIRE PROTECTION Call and See Us About the IlaSalil i g f '1 I MINIMAX™ lH4oi < V y468 words
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Advertisement26 1922-05-16 1 BRITISH BOND Writing Pad; of 100 leave.» with 25 envelopes i 1 Hermione Box contains 50 fancy- lined Notepaper, 50 Envelopes $1 Pinang Gazette Press, Ltd»26 words
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Article904 1922-05-16 2 THE SINGAPORE CASE. The healing of the charge brought at the instance of the Film Censor against Mr. Ralph Bridges, the Singapore representative of the Famous Lasky Film Service, Limited, with regard to the censorship of a Paramount film entitled "The Egg-Crate Wallop,” was continued before Mr.904 words
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Advertisement1307 1922-05-16 2 B ,WJ w. I II SHORT CLASSIFIED ONG SAM LEONG TRADING COMPANY, LIMITED. <:■ ADVERTISEMENTS. fin Voluntary Liquidation) W WANTED, FOR SALE, TO LET, &i p ffi W can he inserted n the “Pinang At an Extraordinary General Meeting If 3 Gazette” at tb <‘ Members of th< above named1,307 words
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Advertisement736 1922-05-16 2 BANKS. TH C B AN.C OF INDIA. HONGKONG limited. corporation BANK| ns inco.pora ed in England.) (Incorporated i n f[, Authorised Capital £3,000,600 Paid-up Capital” Subscribed Capital 1,800,009 Reserve FunH ‘1 Paid-up 1,050,000 Sterling Reserve Fund and Undivided Silver Profits £1,287,600 Reserve Liability f p Board of Directors. R- J.736 words
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Article1134 1922-05-16 3 0 I'jlil Never to Have Been I ried in Hongknng. The Penang millionaire will case. I>eguu in December last, was resumed at the Hongkong Supreme Court, on May Ist, before the Chief Justice (Sir William Rees Davies), Counsel for the plaintiff (Mr. G. Alabaster) having gone1,134 words
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Article337 1922-05-16 3 CHINESE DIRECTORY PRESS, LTD. AN XL AL MEETING. The second annual general meeting of i the shareholders of The Chinese Directory <!t Press. Ltd., was held at 87, Tank 1 Road, Singapore, on the 11th inst. Mr. I Siow Choon Leng presided t The Chairman said there had been a337 words
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Advertisement274 1922-05-16 3 Styles that impart that really “Well- B dressed Look. 1 I i f To-niorrovv and during the week we are f making a special display of Men’s Wear. A visit will be of particular interest both on account of the many examples of new fashions p f on exhibition and274 words
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Advertisement175 1922-05-16 3 Tht're is perhaps ncn place in the*world j where a person voluntarily takes more I risks against his health than in the TroI pical East. One cannot avoid doing so on account of the severe' climate», dangers of bad water and a hundred other natural causes. There are the reasons175 words
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Advertisement253 1922-05-16 3 I I I I j j ft '’Ry>y- I i I -umiTiMFnr 'in n —i --/r t.uit V A Delightful Home Concert. Is possible at any time with a player Piano and You can play it without any practice. The Story and Clark < player piano incorporates the famous imperial253 words
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Article80 1922-05-16 4 4he following a v e xhe latent price* in the MALAYA Co.. Ltd’s report for to-day. Share*. Buyers. Sellers. Amalgamated Malay E-t $1.30 Bassett Rubber 75 Kedah Rubber 1.50 1 *l5 I’aril Per..k Ilublk-r 1.4'1 Nawng Pet Tm .25 27J North Taipiug Tin .77.', HO Taiping Ti80 words
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Article815 1922-05-16 4 The «loath is announce, I of MajorGeneral Sir Thomas Fraser. The late Major-General Donald (’anieron. a mutiny veteran, left ‘21.302. The death is announced of Mis. Rosa Swiney. formerly of Madras, and a leader of the feminist movement. A Funchal (Madeira) message says: Ex-Queen Zita with her815 words
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Article386 1922-05-16 4 China's Commercial Possibilities. Though the industrial and commercial possibilities of China have long been recognised, it was not until last year, when the Sino-British Trade Association was formed in London, at the request of influential Chinese in Burniah. the Straits Settlements, F. M. S. and China proper386 words
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Article279 1922-05-16 4 Ex. Singapore is passing through a very Impressing stage just now. and in spite of all the outward appearance of comparative prosperity many Europeans find it difficult to make both ends meet. Rubber estates and the big firms dependent on the rubber industry have reduced their staffs,Ex. - 279 words
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Article146 1922-05-16 4 Ex. Singapor*- chauffeurs, usually know n as “syce*.” ar tin* best, and the worst, drivers in the world. A good Malay is, as a rule, const derate towards his master’s car, and drives carefully but he has an annoying habit of taking his wife and family outEx. - 146 words
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Article112 1922-05-16 4 I’he following is the draw for the Penang Golf Club Ladies Singles (Open) Tenuis. Ties may be played this w»*efc by mutual arrangement, as the remaining events in the tournament will not be commenced until after the visit of H. R. 11. the Prince of Wales. Mrs.112 words
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Article71 1922-05-16 4 The following P. C. C. bow ls ties are fixed for Thursday, the IXth Alay Singles Handicap Class A.— 1 A. Lindley v scr J.G. Allan (3): —3 R. N. Goodwin v—l E. J. Bennett (2). Singles Handicap Class B. 5 A. J. Plumb v scr W.71 words
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Article27 1922-05-16 4 A football match between the Penang Cricket Club and tin* Eastern Smelting Co. I nion, will be played tomorrow, at .3-1.3 p.m. on the Esplanade Ground.27 words
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Article122 1922-05-16 4 An afternoon match was played on Saturday, ou the Andei-son school ground, between the Kinta Club. Batu Gajah. and the Ipoh Catholic Club. The Kinta Club batt *<l first, and were all out for 67, towards w hich E. T. Holford contributed 20 ami H. Case 12.122 words
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Article111 1922-05-16 4 Mlle- Suzannt Lenglen, the French lawn tennis champion, played her first lawn tennis tournament since her defeat at the nets at Forest Hill, Nf-Y., last summer by Mrs- Mallory, at Nice, on March 15. In the mixed doubles she was paired with Count Soumarakov Elston. former Russian champion,111 words
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Article366 1922-05-16 4 Dissatisfaction and much resentment were shown by those controlling the «lifferent racing clubs south of the river, at the threat made by the Victoria State Cabinet, as mentioned in The’Age.” to compel them to amalgamate, ami also to require them to provide increased stakes in future. The366 words
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Article616 1922-05-16 4 Remarkable Rescue Work. Calcutta, April 2S. During the recent cyclone in the Bay of Bengal, the British India Company's steamer L;id\ Blake, while proceeding from Akyab to Chittagong. rescued no fewer than 111 men from ten small vessels. While lying at Akyab on Sunday (says the ’Statesman616 words
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Article131 1922-05-16 4 PENANG, MAY 16, 1922. (By’ Courtesy of piie Chartered Bank.) London Demand Bank 2,.> 7/X 4 months’sight Bank 2/4 1/1*» 3 Credit 2/4 5/16 3 Documentary 2/4 .‘»/X Calcutta Demand Bank Rsl7o 3 «lays’sight Private IXI Bombay Demand Bank 17b 2 Madras Demand Bank 176 z’ 3 «lays’sight Private131 words
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Article169 1922-05-16 4 alcmta. April r f|, signs of increasing cf extremists. Th»* t•< Willcongress has that n lllri mittees -hculd be formed f» lt i Pal of suptnnteiulmg the direction ’T'*" 001 of mun cipal transterring authority fr», m t* :h--institutions t o This decisions 15 u that of169 words
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Article220 1922-05-16 4 The mail tram from Prome. A !lr i, arrived in Rangoon, brought nev o f murder having boon committed on t h, J' roni the told it a Pl H*arthat the victim was Thamatharam Mu daiiar, postmaster of Promt*, who Ht there by night train220 words
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Article58 1922-05-16 4 Codcmbc*, Alayt s. Th» SouthAM-t Monsoon is regarded near at hand All stations on th»* west coast of C*ylon arc reporting conditions indicat-ng the mar appre ach of the monsoon. A strong S.-4V. or W.-S. W wind' is blowing, the -ca is becom ng rough and th»*58 words
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Article110 1922-05-16 4 i:.\. L» ndon. May 5. —At a meeting of tb British Cotton Growers’ Association, i: was stated that 7,357 bales of lo ,l g staph cotton had 1 een purchase»! [l Northern Nigeria hitherto this year <" n pared with 5-016 bales in the correspon» ing periodi:.\. - 110 words
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Advertisement323 1922-05-16 4 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TO LET. \o. lc I/call's (’<mrtyar«l Good Office and Godown Accomodation. Immediate Entry. Apply to Th»* Borneo Co., Ltd. FOR SALE. Ford Car, live sealer. Maxwell two seater. Excellent condition. Apply.l. A. Sandys. 31 Farquhar Street. NOTICES. M. S. V. R. SIFLE MEETING 8. R. A\nnual Prize Meeting323 words
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Advertisement174 1922-05-16 4 CHILDREN’S CONSTIPATION Caby’s Own Tablets a Safe and Simple Remedy The careful mother will a!«ayj guan’, her infant or yoima < J 1 against mstipation. ait* in the admiiP-tiating oi Babys n when nece--ary are the bi 111 prevention and cure Mrs- Albert Gr».ut of 512 »H‘' h Piovidence, Rhode174 words
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Article359 1922-05-16 5 Burma Revisited After Sixteen Years. Herr A. Luthke. senior partner of Messrs. A. Luthke ami Company, llaniInirt;. Germany, lai’ue riee mill owners ami importers of Burma Rice, art iveil in I<<ill ljo<>ii by tin* steamer Herefordshire from f olombo. alter ;m absenct* of sixteen years.359 words
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Article758 1922-05-16 5 ’•rom Messrs. Morrison and Co.'s wuekiv market report, dated Rangoon. May s: Paddy.—Arrivals have been disappointing an<l prices have firmed up to Rs. 215 to Rs. 2?(i for boat paddy. Rs. 215 for rail paddy. Eor the week ending oth May 1921 rates were Rs. 195 to758 words
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Article497 1922-05-16 5 -‘S-T.” Meeting of Gmsulates in Singapore. The Japanese Foreign Ollice has issued in*-!ructions for a meeting in Singapore of representatives of the Japanese Consular Services in most of the important cities of the East, to discuss a new Japanese policy regarding matters which aff'*d Japanese commerce. ('onsular relationsand-‘S-T.” - 497 words
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Advertisement395 1922-05-16 5 geai Lassitude and Fever Cassell’s Tablets Give Splendid Energy and Safeguard the System from Infection. India. South Africa. -ma BrotTihopadha- Mr®. Ellen Flowers. 8 Coleridge-road, Mr o. 2B Railway, Nadia, Salt River, C.P., South Af-ica, writes:— 1 I am enjoying I suffered terribly with headache, and rnd have no bad395 words
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Advertisement45 1922-05-16 5 (prepare) I FOR THE VISIT OF H. R. H. THE I PRINCE j OF J WALES I LARGE STOCKS OF FLAGS I AND I Decorations I Of every description j can now be had from: I Whiteaway, I Laidlaw G Ltf (Incorporated in England) PENANG.45 words
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Article16 1922-05-16 6 DUFF. —thi Max *l3. ill Singapore, to Mr. and Mrs. IL M. Dull, a sou.16 words
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Article1272 1922-05-16 6 During some of the years of the war. among the most welcome of our Eastern Exchanges was a monthly magazine printed ami published in Tokio and described as "a monthly review of thought and achievement in the Eastern and Western worlds." The Editor was Mi’. .1.1,272 words
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Article1183 1922-05-16 6 The hostile American duties tire not unnaturally causU. S. Duties ing considerable perTin Excluded. turbation. and we find at least in one Protectionist portion of the Empire, the delicate question propounded, is it desirable that negotiations he begun in order that they may be tempered to its1,183 words
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Article114 1922-05-16 6 Penang l ire Brigad- reci-iv-'i an outbreak of t r<- in a .IweHib. Iri at No. 5' Kimb -rlex Sir o'clock this morning. ho 1 one tender turned out. and «1 reached the scene <>l the Id. H l as xvas the turn out. th<- li'-'114 words
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Article138 1922-05-16 6 (From >'-i: ow t’o i.-" fuidi. Ma.' In the Supremo < 'oi"' l Mrs Samuel Fung v.aeause why her laid. un< 1 Si 20.000. should not 1,1 Mr Braddell appeared t,,r Mr Fung ad<ed for ami an adjournment, refused. An order wa- onob loi tin- land. 1138 words
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Advertisement212 1922-05-16 6 s 70 S ELECTRICITY IN THE HOME. Austin Autoplant g For Lighting Country Houses, Hotels, H Railway Stations, Bungalows, Yachts and many other purposes. As the name implies, this plant is entirely automatic. It starts itself, regulates the lighting voltage 5 when charging the battery, ami stops itself. S Hz212 words
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Advertisement22 1922-05-16 6 E. O. I H. R. H. The Prince of Wales’ Visit. SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE, On Tuesday, 23rd May. EXTENSION OF LICENSE.22 words
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Miscellaneous53 1922-05-16 6 THE TIDES. High Water. Low Water. To-day. 3.13 a.m. 'J.lla.m. 3. I p.m. 10. X p.m. T< >-MOR row. 3.51 a.m. 'J.45 a.m. 3.30 p.m. 10.49 p.m. DEATH. Holdway.—Frederick W illiam Holdway, of Kingsland Estate, Semenyih, late of Narlmrough Estate. Sunkai. suddenly at Kuala Lumpur on the 12th inst. in53 words
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Article288 1922-05-16 7 fhe Russian Attitude. KVI| W vvnii the premier. r ßeutP r s Telegrams Genoa, May 15 ...reported tw lll( «''"'“"s sign.» S.hunzi'i' that they reb) accept tla* proposed terms re'(b||g the appointment of a Russian British Optimism. Genoa. May 10. !lHS ian n<»*'‘ W:,s 'levered early ,mon>inK- intimatingrßeutPr s Telegrams - 288 words
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Article37 1922-05-16 7 Tin:nti xt'ii.st eneral. Pairs. May 15. I l.e elwt ioi.s h.i the < ‘outicils-Gelie--11 ’••'•nlted in no app' enable political dmiiges. Poiinaie. who is Presi'’"'it ol the I 'ouneil (it'neral of the M. Saiiaut were re-elected.37 words
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Article49 1922-05-16 7 'll.’ I I’. MORGAN’S MISSION. New York. May 15. 'I I I* Morgan left for Europe l" a:d the Olympic, to join the Sub--11 "iiiiittee of the Reparation Commis"hicli w ill enquire into the 1 i<iiis under which an internation '"'"i to lieriiianx might be raised.49 words
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Article70 1922-05-16 7 SOBEL’S DENIAL. Stockholm. May 15. ■'l'- l-tnanuel Xolnd, in an interview’ h l(, gard to the rejM>rt that the J" 1 '"'I Hil Company had come to an p '-'‘niei.t with Nobel interests on Gil. denied that his Company (i*! p"l single share to the Standard ,1 "'"ptuix.70 words
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Article47 1922-05-16 7 'I'I'EAI, DISMISSED. London. May 15. 111 "uit of Criminal Appeal un.li.n.iss,..! th,. by <':ni 1 Solicitor, of Hay, O| h>s conviction for the murder poisoning-. r,l iiii l(ls Bennett. for the prisoner, ti,| lls intention io seek leave H"‘:d to the House of 1/ords.47 words
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Article13 1922-05-16 7 London. May 15 Sir Herbert Bun bury, <» Hongkong, left £4.0R0.13 words
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Article28 1922-05-16 7 Tl London. May 15 Hip ti.' j, 1 1 ll,s occurred of the Rt. 'Lihin known as till hp'. M p., from 1885 aged Sp.28 words
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Article151 1922-05-16 7 French Press and the Entente. Paris, May 15. 'I he .soul of Jj/lward reappears in his august son.” These words. in the “Gaulois.” are typical of the comments in the press to-day, dwelling un anirnously on the value of King George’s pilgrimage, referring to Anglo--I’irench relations, and151 words
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Article49 1922-05-16 7 SEIZURE OF FACTORIES. London. May 15 Workmen, whose wages are being reduced, seized the factories of a big condensed milk firm in seven South Irish towns, hoisting the Red Flag. I he so-called General Council of Action of Munster has proclaimed its intention to run the factories49 words
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17 1922-05-16 7 Tientsin, May 15. General Chang Tso Tan has proclaimed the independence of Manchuria.17 words
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Article172 1922-05-16 7 Peking. May 4. —General (’hang TsoIm was defeated in th? most complete manner in a battle t«> the south of Peking General Wu Pei-fu brilliantly tinned the Fengtien forces’ right Hank last night. The Fengtien troops are retreating toward- Fengta from Changsitntien. According to Ametican official tekgrams172 words
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Article31 1922-05-16 7 W T. TILDEN BEATEN. London, Mav 15 At Berkeley (California) W. M. Johnston defeated W. T. Tilden. in the final of the Pacific Coast Tennis Championship 7—5. 7—9. 6—l. .6—o.31 words
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Article32 1922-05-16 7 London. May 4 —ln the challenge round of the amateur tennis championship. Baerlicn and Kenshaw (holders) beat HBemshaw and C. Kershaw 5 —6. 6 —3, G —l. 6 —4-32 words
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Article190 1922-05-16 7 Archbishop Manrrbx was an interested auditor at the second concert given bv the S’stipe Choir in the Town Hall. Melbourne. Everyone els? present seemed interested, too. Thev might well be sc*. Singing such as the S.fctine Choir gives is not to be heard every day, even though190 words
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Article114 1922-05-16 7 —Sir Herbert Russell - —Sir Herbert Russell. Departure for Labuan. Manila, May 15. Lhe Prince of Wales landed at midday, at Manila, and motored over the naval establishment at Cavite, lunching with the Senior Naval Officer of the islands. T he bruise over the Prince’s eye is healing very satisfactorily.114 words
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Article1272 1922-05-16 7 FAREWELL MESSAGE TO THE NATION His Royal Highness the Prince of Males has issued the following farewell mes sage to the Japanese nation on the con elusion of his tour of the island Empire “My visit to Japan is now. 1 regret to say. almost at1,272 words
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Article388 1922-05-16 7 A medical correspondent says there iconsiderable difficulty in framing rules for first aid in cases of collap.-t' produced by electrical shock, and Dr T. M. Med cal Inspector of Factories, admitted in the debate that the medical profession was uncertain as to the best methods to be388 words
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Article212 1922-05-16 7 London, May 2-— With the except i< of Budapest, where demonstrations wei strictly piohibitod. Labour ceL brated May Day with the customary demonstrations and processions in all the principal capitals in Europe Paris was with out taxicabs but otherwise everything was normal- The police and the authorities212 words
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Article166 1922-05-16 7 London, May 4- —Me ssrs. Montagu s silver report states that tl.e unsettled condition of affairs in China had caused a certain amount of silver buying There were a- few unimportant purchases also made on account of Indian bazaars. Th > tnaiket. however, was not very pronouncedly166 words
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Article114 1922-05-16 7 London, May 3. —Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson, interviewed by th? “Daily Mail” declared that Mr- Lloyd George in Palestine, as in Turkey had backed the wrong horse. “We shall never get peace in Palestine. Mesopotamia. Egypt or India.’ he 'aid, “until we make114 words
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Article89 1922-05-16 7 London. Mav 2- —The “Daily Express” gives prominence to an interview by a Paris correspord?nt with the Aga Khan who i' reported to have declared that ’in less Britain rev’sed her Mahomeda.n })olicy ar revolution in India was inevitable. He 'u.v'Zf'sted that peace could be89 words
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83 1922-05-16 7 London. May S. —In the Commons Major Boyd-Carpenter affirmed that drafts of British soldiers arriving fti India were kept over a. month at Declali where ow ing to accommodation being in adequate the soldiers were forced to live under canvas even in the hot83 words
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Article53 1922-05-16 7 London. May 3- —A Nairobi me'- ig? says: Instructions were issued some tone ago ordering civil servants’ income tax to be deducted from their salaries Th?-e i uh" have now be?n w ithdrawn and ’t ordered that there shall be no deductions without an order53 words
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Article35 1922-05-16 7 London. May 5. The P and O. Bans ing Corporation will cff?r on May Io > million -».d a half sterling C alcutta Port Tra'* debentures bearing inteta'• at ,v per cent35 words
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Article254 1922-05-16 7 lunidoii. May C> Toasting the Lun and Steel In-titute at the i annual bampiet. to-day Lord Inchcapi said we had had enough ol biom.s and there were ndica tions now not < f boom but of healthful and enduring steady growth ol activity all along the’254 words
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Article161 1922-05-16 7 London. April 29. —The frocks worn at the private view at the Royal Academy are generally indicative of coming fa shions, but- the majority of the visitors yesterday were wearing frocks of the past season. This was th« j less remarkable as changes of style are slight.161 words
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Article106 1922-05-16 7 London, May 5- Lecturing on the Imperia! wiiele'S chain befoi the Royal Society of Arts Professor M’. H. Eccles poin ted out that far-reaching wireless chains were already established in the I’nited States and France while the w rk on the British chain had been suspended. Washington106 words
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Article108 1922-05-16 7 London. April 17- A corifere’ie between th? American relief admii stration and the Jew ish jo nt distribut hi corn niittee, which ha-- been held in ndon, has drawn up a programme fcr famin? relief in the Vkrnme at a en't of “GOO,OOO. The Jewish committee "ill108 words
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Article88 1922-05-16 7 London, April 29,—-The most discussed pictures in the Academy are two portraits of the Countess of Rocksavage. painted respectively by the modernist Charles Sims and Sargent, whose prominence at the Exhibition almost justifies the description. “a Sargent year.” Sims’ portrait, representing the Countess in an evening dress88 words
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109 1922-05-16 7 At a «linner by the Cloth workers’ Companv in London Sir M illiam Robertson paid tribute to the admiiable work of the Imperial force- in India, many of whom were living R hard life. He said that a' far a' he could109 words
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Article396 1922-05-16 8 T.0.M.” ASSOC 1 ATI ON REST SC ITATED. The meeting held with a view to resuscitating the Perak Miners’ and Planters' Association wa s held at No. 111, Belfieid Street, Ipoh, on Saturday. Mr. Lam Looking presided. The chairman said there had been a good dealT.0.M.” - 396 words
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Article143 1922-05-16 8 The report by the Directors of the Kuran Rubber Estate. Ltd., for the year ended 31st December, 1921. says the restricted crop harvested for the year amounted to 253.214 lbs., and the average net price realized, including the estima ted value of the unsold portion, was143 words
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Article265 1922-05-16 8 ates as our own Commission has-—“S F. P” May 17—(’hamlx-r of Commerce, Special Meet in 15. 2.30 p.m. May I s —F<v-:Lall. Govt. Monopolies v 5.15 p.m.. Esplanade. May 19—Penane Club. Cinderella Dance. 9.15 n.m. Mav 20—Football. Krian Club v M< slem P. Huntar. At.,y 21—P.S.C.. Monthly Handicaps.ates as our own Commission has-—“S F. P” - 265 words
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Article386 1922-05-16 8 TO-DAY'S DEPARTURES. Meuggala for Deli and P. Brandan. Menado for Deli. Port Swettenham and Singapore. Sitiawan for Asahan. Aing Thye for Pang Nga. Padang for Pulan Langkawi. Setul and Perlis, y Sirsa for Singapore. Warla for Monlmein. Perak. [S.S. Co] for Teluk Anson. Kiang for Port Swettenham and386 words
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Article286 1922-05-16 8 CLOSE DAILY (except Sun«lay). BY TRAIN. Registration and Parcel Post, except where otherwise stated, close half-an-hour earliei than the Ordinary mail. FOR AT Federated Malay States. Malacca. Johore, Singapore and Hongkong Ipoh. Batu Gajah, Tapah Road. By train Teluk Anson.Kuala Kubn. Kuala I 7.15 a.m. Lumpur. Klang. Port286 words
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Article27 1922-05-16 8 The homeward mail, by the Ekma, closes at 11 a.m. to-morrow. The Teosta, with mails from Eurooe, is expected to arrive here on Thursday afternoon.27 words
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Advertisement444 1922-05-16 8 I MALTHOID PAB C 0 I ROOFING PAINTS j s We beg to advise that p MESSRS. ROBERT YOUNG Co., Ltd., g f ENGINEERS and CONTRACTORS, g 73 No. 1. Downing Street, Penang, have been appointed our agents for Penang and Province Wellesley. g z: All enquiries respecting our pro-444 words
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Advertisement373 1922-05-16 8 “'HAZELINE SNOW" I (Trade Marh) THE IDEAL SKIN I BEAUTIFIER z} I Will make your skin soft, smooth and beautiful. Leaves no trace but true beauty. Neither greasy nor I I glass pots, of all I Chemists and Stores H BURROUGHS WELLCOME Co., London I xx 3291 H, un t373 words
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Article44 1922-05-16 9 H>th May, 1822. Local. cts. Smoked Sheet 24-> PhNANG Fine Pale ('cepe 24 I’nsmoked Sheet No. 1... 17\ SINGA- Smoked Sheet 2G PORE JCrepe 25 i London and New York. London S n k d shl j( repe X<| New York Gl644 words
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Article118 1922-05-16 9 —Ex. The sooner the statistical position begins to improve the bettor it will Ik* for market confidence, as until there is some indication that the absorption of world stocks has commenced, there is little basis for market confidence. If the situation is to be put right, it seems—Ex. - 118 words
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Article90 1922-05-16 9 London. The Straits Trading Co.. Ltd., gives the following London prices, on May 15: Spot 149.5 s down 2s.G<l 3 mos. buying ..150.15s 2s.(ml 3 selling L>o.l i s.iid 2s.Gd Local parity X 74.33 Local. May IGth: Singapore sold 2X5 tons at X 75.50. Penang buyers no sellers90 words
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Article22 1922-05-16 9 Nawng Pet Tin. Limited, for April, hours run stripping overburden 151. x ardagc treated 22.71<>. tin ore won piculs 51.22 words
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Article344 1922-05-16 9 London. Apr.l 15. The Stock Fixchange closed for the holidays in a most cheerful mood, thanks to the bank of England’s Easter gift in the shape of the reduction of the bank rate to 4 per cent-, which surprised everyone, as it was not expected till next week.344 words
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Article98 1922-05-16 9 New York, April 17 —To-day’s sales on the New York Stock Exchange totalled more than 2,000.(M)0 shares, which is the largest turnover since April. 1920, an( l for the number of issues traded in H is the largt-t in history. For more than a week the98 words
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Article200 1922-05-16 9 Benares Opium p. chest s5.DDi).<H> nom. Cloves 120.00 sellers Gohl leaf 72.00 Mace Pickings 45.00 sales Nutmegs XOs 45.00 nom. 1105... 37.00 sellers Coconuts per I.O<ML 39.(ML Copra Sundried 10.35 sales Rattans 11.20 sellers Rattans Coarse 10.50 Green Snail Shells 13.(M> Siam Rice No. 1 15.50perbag do do200 words
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Article466 1922-05-16 9 PENANG, MAY 16, 1922 S cts GOVERNMENT MUTTON— Head, sheep or goat each 1.00 Liver with heart lung do 1.00 Tripe do I.CO Goat or Sheep per lb 55 Sweet Bread each 30 Leg of Mutton lb 55 Kidney pair 30 Feet the four 40 MUTTON— Head, sheep466 words
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Article1013 1922-05-16 9 KENNEDY CO’S SHARE LIST. NAMES. 5.2 I i s RUBBKR (Dollar.) c. Sc. c Allenby Rubber Co. i 7 i c j aior Gajah Rubber Estate x>(Xj 14 Amalgamated Malay Estates 110 la Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate iq,qq jqq Ayer Kuning Rubber Estates j Ayer Molek Rubber Co. gsc 95<-1,013 words
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Advertisement361 1922-05-16 9 Jv I change 'J th 4i iti\(, FOR MONTHS. '\t }{()()K l> Lenses can I us in t htee shades, >l, H ,\-> (Medium) i i been found to be J, J,. bring too dark, f Medium tint, will i > .,|»ular shaded lens. Bifocals are furthe above shades, ,i361 words
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Advertisement360 1922-05-16 9 (<( '1 j I Bonme Qlaxo Babv j Britain's jj [ft Bonniest Babies 1 are GLAXO Babies I Infant Welfare Centres have been formed all over Gre/.t Britain to help mothers rear better babies. An official government list recently published gives the addresses of i 74 1,517 Centres. Over 1,200360 words
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Article879 1922-05-16 10 STEADY GROWTH OF BATTALIONS. Simla. .May 3 -It is interesting to find from reliable source*, that the constitu tion of the territorial force is working verj’ smoothly and considering the many difficulties which the authorities have had to encounter the results so far achieved are by uq879 words
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Article654 1922-05-16 10 Allahabad. May 3—lt is reported that an official of the Allahabad Bank, while returning yesterday evening from the Imperial Bank of India with, it i> said. Rs. 30,000 on an ekka was waylaid at the coiner of Queen's road and rhornhill-road- The robbers snatched the bags away654 words
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Article245 1922-05-16 10 “»S. F P.” Karach’. May 4- —It, is underst* >d Mr Murphy, the well-known aviator, has abandoned hi' plan of running an aeroplane service from Lahore to Ka'hmir since there has been some difficulty about the granting of the use of sheds by the Royal Air“»S. F P.” - 245 words
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Advertisement195 1922-05-16 10 A.,.-.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX;?&. I MEDUSA X X White Portland Cement X X ,s 8 STAINLESS g X AND X j PERFECTLY WHITE »vr w M* w X M MEDUSA X WATER PROOFING COMPOUND X X X MAKES ORDINARY CEMENT PERFECTLY WATERPROOF CHEAPEST BEST. i X x iC SOLE AGENTS, SUB AGENTS, g195 words
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Advertisement145 1922-05-16 10 DICK’S Bolting Strong and Durable Natural Adhesiveness I Prevents Slipping Does Not Shrink I All Sizes in Stock at Competitive Prices. AGENTS McAlister 0° L‘! F. M. S. and Straits Settlements. Further Redaction in Prices. Office Requisite' ’:V hi—l i_nMiiiiiiiw—iiiiWN»»r ir ~~r HANDSOME BROWN OAK PEN TRAY. No. 7002, Price145 words
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Article246 1922-05-16 11 London. May 2. —Huddersfield 3 Mid dli through 1 Preston 2 Birmingham 2Third Division (Southern Section). Merthyr 0 Si^ithampton 1 Swindon s Norwich 1 Aberdare 2 Luton 1. London, May 6. —The following association league matches were played today First Division. —Arsenal 1 Bradford ity nil Birmingham246 words
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Article100 1922-05-16 11 London. May 1. —At the National Sport ing Club to-night in a fight for the crui-ser-weight championship of Britain bet ween Jack Bloomfield and Harry Drake, the latter did well with his left in long range work, but it soon became evident that Blocmfield was much stronger. He landed100 words
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Article217 1922-05-16 11 London, May 8- —ln the postponed challenge round of the Amateur Racquets Championship at Queen’s Club C. N. Bruce beat E. M. Baerlein. the holder, three straight games, 15-2. 15-10, 15-9. I Mr. C. N. Bruce with Mr. E. L. Wright as his partner, won the Public217 words
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Article22 1922-05-16 11 London. May 2- —In the amateur tennis championship challenge round Baerlein (the holder) beat Ronshaw 6-2, 5-7. 6-1. 6-0.22 words
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Article200 1922-05-16 11 —“M.M The final of the men's singles in the Sungei Ujong Club tennis tournament was played on May 9th between N.J.A. Foster and Nunnerly. Unfortunately it r< in *d in the afternoon and the game had to b? played cn the laterite court, which certainly i obbed—“M.M " - 200 words
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Article65 1922-05-16 11 L(p;d< n, May 5 A Melbourne message says: The ’‘Argus' says Armstrong and Carter have retired from first class cricket, while Gregory and Pellew are settled on the land and are unlikely to play again. McDonald, Oldfield, Mayne. Bardsley, Collins and O’Keefe are visiting, or are about to65 words
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Article64 1922-05-16 11 At the annual meeting of Shanghai Polo Club, the Chairman mentioned that a letter had been received from an exenemy, inquiring if it would be possible for him to again become a member of the club, and said that the committee would be glad to have the opinion of64 words
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Article639 1922-05-16 11 month rigorous impri-onment. “Straits I .'.nr s. London, May s.—Probable runners and jockeys tor the Kempton Park Great Jubilee Handicap are: Leighton (Evans); Roman Bachelor (Archibald) Trespasser (Carslake); Polemarch (Childs); Franklin (Frank Bullock): Monarch (Jellis) Crubenmore (Lane); Highlander (Shatwell); Granely (Donoghue): Evander (Beary); Charlebelle (Fox); Silver Imagemonth rigorous impri-onment. “Straits I .'.nr s.*’ - 639 words
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Advertisement1383 1922-05-16 12 MESSAGERIES MARITIMES COMPANY, straits steamship co.. LTD., t t? l < (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) Under Contract with tie French Government Mail and Passenger Services. F f O r INTENDED TO SAIL. I STEAMERS DIRECT FORTNIGHTLY MARSEILLES FAR EASTERN SERVICE. Every Tut--., at 5 p.m. From the Wharf. Kiana.1,383 words
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Advertisement290 1922-05-16 12 EASTERN SHIPPING CO. r* (INCORPORATED IN s|-:r rn J TEL. ADDRESS: SHIPPING, PENANG.” Head Office:—No. 63, Beach Street p- Dockyard and Machine Shop, Sungei Telephone No. BUTTERWORTH 1 Ship Owners, Steel and Iron Ship Builders, and c Boiler-Makers. Engineers, Brass and Imn v —L__j Ou STEAMERS. DATE. for Renong May290 words
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