Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 31 May 1922

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833, No. 119. VOL. LXXX. WEDNESDAY, 31st MAY, 1922. PRICE 15 CENTS
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      14 1 i; T. NAGATA, jj |i DENTIST. NEXT DOOR TO !j J THE DISPENSARY.” I
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    THE BADAK CASE.
    1010 2 S HARE T R A N SA CT IO N S. ihe three accused in the Badak Tin i case (who were acquitted) pleaded not I guilty at Melbourne. The charge covered the period between January, irib and .July, 1920, and accused the three men of j
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    GOVERNMENT TRADING.
    353 2 We have to thank Mr. Physick for his interesting letter on Government Trading- We are informed, says the "Malay Mail that the Burma railways are run as a joint stock company on somewh.it similar lines to those suggested by Mr. Physick. If this is so perhaps some of
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    A "BLACKMAIL TRUST."
    341 2 MILLIONS EXTORTED FROM A EALTHY AMERICANS. It is estimated that over $3000.000 a year are extorted from wealthy people in New ork by a "national blackmail trust- and that men of national import ance are being victimised. Ihe operations of the "trust are said to extend all
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      715 2 BANKS. >:e:oipora.eil tn England > (Incorporated i n n ff Authorised Capita! £3,000,000 Paid-up Capital' Subscribed Capital 1,800,000 Reserve F M Paid-up 1,050,000 Sterling Reserve Fund and Undivided Silver Profits £1,287,600 j Reserve Liability f Board of Directors. R. J. Black, Esq., (Chairman), J. M. Head Office i—HONctv r Ryrie,
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    THE HAWKERS’ CRIES.
    1025 3 —“Tribune.” MELODIES OF SINGAPORE STREETS. Mr. Klhmi T. Aik sends the following: Tick lick lock, tick tick lock, lick tock, tick tock. tick lick tock I AU «lay, all through the night, rain or shine, one hears the tick tick tattoo of the split bamboo which is
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    90 3 TO-DAY’S DEPARTURES. Thongwa for Madras taking mails for Europe etc. via Bombay. Trang for Kantang ('Prang). 'l’lie ss. Oxfordshire is due to leave Rangoon on the Sth June. The following ships are in communication with the Wireless Stations at Penang —Armand Behic. Bankok Marti. Bellerophon. Benarty. Benlomond. Celebes
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    PENANG MAILS.
    303 3 CLOSE DAILY (except Sunday). BT TRAIN. Registration and Parcel Post, except where otherwise stated, close half an hour earlier than the Ordinary mail. FOR AT Fcik-rateii Malay States. Malacca. Johore. SingaiMire and Hongkong I[>oh. Batu (rajah. Tapah Road.J By train Teluk Anson.Kuala. Kubu. Kuala 7.1.» a.m. Lumpur. Klang.
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    THE MAILS.
    18 3 The Ekma, with mails from Europe, and is expected to arrive here at o a.m. to-morrow.
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    EXCHANGE.
    113 3 PENANG. MAY 31. 1922. (By Courtesy of the Chartered Bank.) London Demand Bank -T/.»2 4 months’ sight Bank 2/4 2,1 3 Credit ‘2/4 732 3 Documentary 2(4 'J/32 Calcutta Demand Bank Rsl7h 3 days’sight Private LSI I z Bombay Demand Bank Lf’ i r Madras Demand Bank „10' r
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    SINGAPORE RACES.
    562 4 Opening Day’s Results. TRESSALITE DROPS DEAD. (From Our Own Correspondent). Singapore, May .‘JO. The going was good and the attendance fair on the first day of the Singapore Races. Results 1. Owen Stakes —(7 furlongs). MARELLA 7.0 (Battersby) 1 THE HOBO 9.10 (Meades) 2 IVAN C 9.6 (Murphy)
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    TRESSALITE'S FORM.
    284 4 The appended notes on the unfortunate Tressalite, by Obscure, an authority on Bangkok racing, writing in the Bangkok Times” of March 31. will interest followers of the sport in the Straits. It will be remembered t!»t Tressalite certainly fulfilled Obscure’s predictions. He won on the first da\ of
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    PENANG GOLF CLUB.
    242 4 The following are the results of Tuesday’s tennis ties at Penang Golf Club: Mixed Doubles. —Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton —30.3) beat Mrs. Dunn ami Gregson —15.5) by 6—2. 10—X. Men’s Singles A. —Pedlow P beat Powell —4) bv 6—2 Sedwiek —15.4) beat Byatt —2) by 6—2. 6—2.
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    P.C.C BOWLS TOURNAMENT.
    51 4 The results of bowls ties played yesterday were as under: Championship—E. J. McLernon boat P- Henry Hertz 21—9: G.B.F. Southam beat A. J. Plumb 21—X. Teams of Three—C. H. Nicol. G. Wright Motion and P. Liston beat J M. Chalmers. J. Dick and F. N. Syer 21
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    ALL-INDIA TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    164 4 Simla. May IS.—'fhe entries for the All-India tennis tournament to be played on the Blessington Courts. Simla, closed on the 16th and the drawing took place yesterday. The entries have been most satisfactory. For the men’s doubles there are 27 pairs entered men’s singles 32 entries mixed
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    UNDELIVERED CABLES.
    24 4 1 lie n’ow.iig is a non-delivered cable for the week < tiding 31st inst, at the E. E. A. and Telegraph Co: Gheehoeclian.
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    285 4 Fort nightly Meeting. The (ort nightly meeting of the Penang Municipal Commission was held in the Municipal Chambers last night. There were present :—Messrs. S. <’odrington (President), J. 1). Kemp. C. R. Samuel. P. K. Nambyar. J. H. Pedlow. Yeoh Guan Seok. and Dr. Lim Guan Cheng. The
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    TRAIN HELD UP FOR TEN YEN.
    182 4 First Robbery of iU Kin 4 in Japan. A daring robbery w;is committed in a train which le‘t Tokio for Nikko. As the train anproached 1 t-mimmiya• station a man switched off the lights in a secomlclass car. drew a pistol, ami then demand»
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    BURGLARIES IN KUALA LUMPUR.
    172 4 —“M.M-” An epidemic of burglaries, actual and attempted, seems to have broken out in Kuala Lumpur. Stories of missing jewellery are rife and still more frequent ar? rejiorts of men seen slinking on to the verandah or disappearing into the garden mysterious footmarks are found on
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    PENANG ROAD DECORATIONS
    132 4 The following is a copy of the statement cf accounts of the Penang Road Decorations for the Prince’s visit to PenangCcntributrcn from Government $1,500. Public subset options already acknowledged in local papers $936- Total $2,436ist Arch $360. and $l6O, paper $520. 2nd Arch $6OO. and $lBO, paper
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    EASTERN EXTENSION.
    631 4 NE55’ SINGAPORE BUILDING. Tenders have* been invited and work will shortly be* commenced upon the extensive new premises at Singapore which are destined to house the everincreasing activities of the Eastern Exten-, sion Australasia anti China Telegraph Co. I Ltd., says the "Free Press." It is common knowledge
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    PENANG VOLUNTEERS.
    233 4 The following promotions and appointments are given in P. V. Orders A/Sgt. J. S. Reutens to be Acting Coy. Quartermaster Sergt. A/Cpl. W. C. Boyle to be Acting Sergt. A/Cpl C. S. Boyle to be Acting Sergt, L/Cpl. T. J. Williams to be Acting Corpl, Pte. C. A.
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      LORD HARDINGE STATUE UNVEILED IN BOMBAY.
      241 4 Bombay, May 4 ?*.~Sir George Lloyd, Governor of Bombay, who had come down from Kashmir specially for performing the ceremony, unveil»?! the meme rial statue of Lord Hard'inge cd Penshurst, ••?<- Viceroy of India, in the presence of many distinguished personages including the Maharajah
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      INDIAN RETRENCHMENT COMMITTEE.
      143 4 •Simla- May 21.—A communique states: The following are the terms of reference to the Ccmmittee on the expenditure of the Government of India, over which Lord Inchcape will preside: To make recenunendations to the Governments of India to effect forthwith all possible reductions in the expenditure of
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      PICKETING IN MADURA.
      135 4 Madras May 17. —A Madura message says that all arrack, brandy, and opium shop-keepers have closed their shops since 2 p-m yesterday and have telegraphed to the officers concerned that they will neither open their shops nor pay rental until picketing was completely and forcibly stopped in
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      CHARGE OF ILLEGAL LOTTERY.
      115 4 Calcutta. May 17. —Before the Chief Presidency Magistrate, to-day. the Public Prosecutor made an application for a process against Messrs- Lait and Collihs, Managing Director and Secretary resepctively of the Asiatic Investment Corporation Limited, Calcutta, which has recently been, issuing investment, policies carlying the right to
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      WOKEN'S COMPENSATION.
      174 4 Sirnila. May 17.—The Government of India have now received a large number of opinions on the question of workmen’s compensation and hope to be in a position to introduce a bill on the question in the September session of the Imperial Legislature. The subject is a highly technical
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      393 4 NEW ‘Wanted about half 7 railway, with 2 firewood price complete f. 0 r stat, Andrew Estate, B at “t*"- Si belangor. 6 FOR SALe~ 1919 Three speed In excellent condition Sn horn, tools, one cover and i» 0 be seen and tried at Tran s Kri v Nebong Tebal-
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    PARIS FASHION NOTES.
    1436 5 COLOURS AT THE (’ABARET. 'By Our Lady ’orres pondent). Paris. May 3. With the start of the flat racing at Longcliamps. Parisians and visitors all flock to that interesting spot in the Bois de Boulogne. Indeed, beside the attraction of the sport, which has always had charms
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    BIRTH.
    18 6 Horne.—On May 24th, at Walker Street. Edinburgh, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Horne, a daughter. (By Cable).
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    MARRIAGE.
    83 6 M arsh \ll—Hibbert (Treacher). April 27. at Parish Church. Marylebone. Eric Stewart Marshall. C. B. E.. M. to Enid, younger daughter of the late Sir William Treacher. K. C. M. G.„ and of Utdy Treacher. Parkstone. Dorset. Khoo Chong Thuan and Kli«m> Chong Yeok desire to thank all those
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    "UNIFICATION."
    1045 6 It woul 1 Be unwis»- to regard the recent victory of General Wu Pei-fu and the return to Mukden of the defeated war lord Chang Tso-lin as heralding impending unification in China, and the beginning of an era of peace and reconstruction. with the latter, a very remarkable personality,
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    HERE AND THERE.
    1242 6 The Government of India’s emigration policy, which will be put Malaya and into operation in March Indian Emigra- next year, under the tion Act. Indian Emigration Act, 1922. has been discussed at length by most Planters’ Associations affected, in this country and elsewhere. The provisions, etc., of
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    THE MERLIMAU CASE.
    54 6 APPEAL COURTS DECISION'. (From Our Owx (’orrim’ondem'. Kuala Lumpur. May do. The "Malay Mail" Colomlto corespondent says a Ceylon Observer < states the Ap|x*:d Court decid'd against the Merliniau Rubber <"• >■ test case over excess profits duty. [The previous decision was it: hi' l of the
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    ALLEGED CHEATING.
    238 6 (From Our Own Correspond-nt’. v Singapore. .M'<? Mr. C. M. Rice, from up-country. charged with alleged cheating Al Lumpur and in Perak. I he ca** v 1 poned. bail in S5OO being allowed. We understand that the coiitraU j for the building of the Menani which work, as
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      12 6 H. M. THE KING’S BIRTHDAY. SATURDAY, 3rd JUNE. DANCE AT THE“E. O.”
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    MR. BOTTOMLEY.
    174 7 Judge’s Denunciation. callocs El i ron TERY." Reuter’s Telegrams London, May 29. l( Old Bailey was parked at lhe (()ll( lusiou of the Bottomley trial. T| ie Prosecutor concluded his final t( h after which Mr. Bottomley, t ’t| ier to seated at the Solicitors* table, entered the
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    THE HASLEWOOD CASE.
    253 7 Ml) < lIA M BEU I.A 1N 'S STATEMENT. London. May 30. In the House of Commons, replying Mi. Inskip. Mr. Chamberlain repitukited the facts as regards Commander Ilaslewood. and his wife’' aiiti-mui-tsai campaign. He said the ~'b'i ’ioti of the Governor of Hongkong uh. culled to
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    MUI TSAI.
    63 7 ANEw campaign probable. London. May 29. According to the ‘‘Manchester 'Vidian since the success of the ini Pi'ign for the abolition of the Mui 1 '.'"tcm in Hongkong, facts have J ll1 to the notice of workers here, Wing that the same system ex.ln ll,lot l 1, 1
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    THE KING OF SIAM.
    87 7 A NOTEWORTHY TRIBUTE. London, May 29. 1( I'ortnightly Review’’ contains H )tw orthv tribute by Mr. W. G. the King of Siam’s enlightenkdii' ni:i!ls,l 'P an d describes the of this “philosopher atu] 111 lais a jr the tone of public ,noralit V’ bringing the l>res<i
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    ANTI-TRUST SUIT.
    29 7 Il Washington. May 30. '■l'liiii, Court upheld the GovLa. s under the Anti-Trust 11 ‘ug- the Southern Pacific I'aijfi' ‘’"'umship of the Central '*"lway> to H unlawful.
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    REPARATIONS.
    221 7 Dr. Wirth and Genoa. Berlin. Muy 30. Contrary to e.xpeciat ion. the question of reparations was not touched in the Reichstag, Dr. Wirth dealing wholly with the Genoa Conference. He paid a tribute, amid cheers, to British leadership at Genoa, and defended the Russo German treaty as a political
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    INTERNATIONAL LABOUR CONFERENCE.
    517 7 TEXT OF FORMAL AGENDAThe fourth session of the International Labour Conference will open at Geneva on, th» 18th October 1922. The following is the formal agenda: (1) Revision of Part XIII of the Treaty of Versailles and l the corresponding parts of the other treaties of peace
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    A FIGHT IN IRELAND.
    239 7 Six Men Killed. London. May 29Special castables from Enniskillen met armed civilians marching on the railway on the Fermanagh-Donegal border yesterday. Five civilians and one Special Constable were killed in the ensuing fight. The civilians carried off their dead Further Trouble. London, May 30. Fierce fighting
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    THE COTTON INDUSTRY.
    116 7 A SHORTAGE FORESHADOWED. London. May 29. In the House of Commons. Mr. Arthur Samuel affirmed that the estimates showed that supplies of American cotton were likely to fail below the world’s demand hy the end of tin* current twelve months and probably the Bi it ish cotton
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    GERMANY AND RUSSIA.
    84 7 ALLEGED MILITARY’ AGREEMENT. London. Muy 29. lu the House of Commons, at question time, Mr. Lloyd George stated that enquiries were made with regard to the authenticity of the reported signature of a Russo-German military agreement, hut no confirmation had been obtained. The matter would not lie
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    ESTHONIA.
    41 7 (’(IMMUNISTS SENTENCED. Reval. May 30. Following a campaign by the authorities to exterminate Communist Clubs in Esthonia. 104 Communists were tried for treason. Fifty-three were acquitted, lhe remainder being sentenced to periods of imprisonment varying from two to ten years.
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    HUNGARIAN ELECTIONS.
    37 7 MONARCHISTS OVERWHELMED. Vienna. May 30. In the Hungarian elections, the Government has hitherto secured 90. ami the Opposition 13 seats. The Legitimists, who hail Kail’» son Otto as King, did not secure a single seat.
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    ST. LAWRENCE WATERWAY.
    50 7 Ottawa, May 30. In the Canadian House of Commons, it was announced that the Government has decided to defer consideration of the United States’ proposal for an enlarged St. Lawrence Waterway, as at present inopportune, owing to insufficient time to examine the engineers’ reports on the matter.
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    THE DERBY.
    249 7 Latest Betting. London. May 29. The following is corrected betting on the Derby: 30 to 1 against Scamp, 40 to 1 against Diligence. Epsom Course Betting. London. May 30. in the Epsom Course betting on the Derby 10 to 1 against Pondoland was offered. London, May 30. Liter
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    PROBABLE RUNNERS.
    94 7 The Derby probables and riders are as under: Scamp (Lane). Simon Pure (Jelliss). Villars (Bellhouse). Diligence (Macgee). Rungho (Ledson). North End (Wragg). Pondoland (O’Neill). Tamar (Frank Bulloch) Bucks Hussar (Childs). Craig an Gower (Beary). Dry Toast (Carslake). Irish Battle (T. Fox). Baydon (Thwaites) Silpho (Wing). Satelles (Elliott). Captain
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    BOXING.
    171 7 A FRENCH VICTORY London, May 29. At Holland Park Hall, over twenty rounds, at Featherweights. Criqui». the French Champion, beat Joe Fox. th» British Champion, the referee stopping the fight in the twelfth round. Do |)(«oyJe really belicwe in mascots “It is too awful to find Christian people believing
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    1581 7 SOCIAL PERSONAL. The Maharaja of Bikaner sailed for England recently under medical advice. The Crown Prince of Persia arrived at Bombay by the mail steamer China on May 19Viscountess Rhondda obtained an or 1 der for restitution of conjugal rights against Sir Humphrey Mackworth, her husband. Mr. K. W. H.
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    SEAFIELD RUBBER.
    1737 8 IMPORTANCE OF CHEAP PRODUCTION, t The second annual general meeting of the Seafield Rubber Company, Limited, was held in the Council Itoom of the Rubber Growers’ Association (Incorporated), 38, Eastcheap. E C-, Mr- John McEwan (the chairman) piesiding. The Chairman said: Gentlemen, i presume that you will, as
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    KUALA KETIL RUBBER.
    1092 8 EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL 1 MEETING. An extraordinary general meeting of the KuaJa Ketil Rubber Company. Limited, was held on Saturday, the 27th May, 1922, at the Registered Office of the Company, Hongkong Bank Buildings, Downing Street, Penang, Mr. Ged. Stothard presidingThe notice convening the meeting was read by
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    HARBOUR BOARD ASSESSMENT.
    583 8 At the meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners, the President u reply to a question by Mr. GriffithJones. said: In accordance with the decision of the Municipal Commissioners at the ordinary meeting held on 25th November last, the report of the Special Sub-Committee on the valuation of
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    BOLSHEVISM FOR NEGROES.
    598 9 .pir\|sTS AS MISSIONARIES. I 4> vd George’s reformed Hol (l f Moscow are now at work j u Xeiirocs. and are organising ;l struggle with the White The full programme of a \,jiu organisation, called “The Blood Brotherhood.” is publish- April number <>! the om■Hitlist Review.’ programme
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    MONSOON EXPERIENCES.
    140 9 Cirques Narrow Escape. p,., li:,r HUe Maliamir. which put into x,, storday on account of the bad '1.1,1, l:i a rounH experience. Leaving "J't Bombay on May 20, with U| y L' 1 xvo °d. she encountered n' leather on the second day r j '"king for safety,
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    THE RUBBER INDUSTRY.
    88 9 R. G. A. Resolution. [Reuter’s Telegrams] London. May 30. I'ollowing- the appointment by the Dutch Government of a representative to discuss the |M>sition of the rubbet planting- industry with the Colonial Office, tin* Council of the Rubbei Growers Association passed a resolution deferring- consideration of restric lion
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    226 9 (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur. May 31. The Malay Mail Colombo correspondent says a 'Cimes of < ’ey lon cable states that Mr W. Forsythe, presiding at the meeting of the Nagolle (Ceylon) Rubber and Tea Plantations, declared it was shortsighted ]M>licy to oppose any form of
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    77 9 31st May, 1922. Local. cts. "I Smoked Sheet 25?> PENANG Fine Pale Crepe 25 rnsmoked Sheet No. 1... 1 SING A- Smoked Sheet 24} PORE Crepe 24 London and New York. T Smoked. Sheet 7 3/4d London f Crepe 7 ;1/4d Market steady. New York Gl4o The following
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    TIN PRICES.
    92 9 London. Tho Straits Trading Co.. Ltd., gives the following London prices, on May 30: Spot £152.25.Gd up £l.2s.C»d 3 mos. buving ..153.10s 1.5 s 3 selling 153.12 s 1.5 s Local parity 575.9 S Local. May 31st: Singapore sold 120 tons at -577.5.'». Penang buyers no sellers £77.05.
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    Band Programme.
    47 9 The Municipal Band will nlay the following programme at the Esplanade from (> p.m„ to-day 1 March Colonel Bogey Mford 2 Overture Zamna Harold 3 Waltz Thoughts Ancliffe 4 Rem in isc«*ne Of the Plantations f ’b-miber< 5 Two Sten Clorinda Ring God Save The King.
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    SUNGEI TUKANG RUBBER.
    1448 9 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. I’he second annual general meeting of the Sungei Tukang Rubber Company, Ltd, was held on Momlay. the 29th May, 1*922, at the Chamber of Commerce, Penang, at 12.30 p.m.. Mr. A. R. Thornton presiding. There were also present Messrs. F. H. Grumitt and C.
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    Coming Events.
    295 9 May 31—P.C.C. “At Home.” Tennis. Presentation of Prizes. Dancing. May 31—Lodge Scotia. Installation Meeting. May June 1-3—Singapore Races. June I—Football, I.C.A.U. v Moslem, P. Buntar. June 3—The King's Birthday, Public Holiday. June —Cricket. P.C.C’. v Kedah. 11 a.m. June 3—Football. E.M. School v Krian Club. Parit Buntar. June
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    PRODUCE PRICES.
    190 9 Benares Opium p. chest SS.(MM).(M) nom. Cloves 115.00 sales Gold leaf 72.00 Mace Pickings 65.00 Nutmegs 805... 45.00 sellers 1105... 37.00 Coconuts j>er 1,000 39.00 Copra Sundried 10.25 sellers Rattans 11.20 Rattans Coarse 10.50 Green Snail Shells 13.00 Siam Rice No. 1 15.50 per bag do do do
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    MARKET PRICES.
    475 9 PENANG, MAY 31, 1922. S cts GOVERNMENT MUTTON— Head, sheep or goat each 1.00 Liver with heart lung do 1.00 Tripe do J.<«o Goat or Sheep per lb 55 Sweet Bread each 30 Leg of Mutton lb 55 Kidney pair 30 Feet the four 40 MUTTON— Heal, sheep
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    KENNEDY & CO’S SHARE LIST.
    956 9 KENNEDY CO’S SHARE LIST. NAMES. c g 1 KUBUKR (Doll*».) sc. Sc. S c Allenby Rubber Co. on Mor Gajah Rubber Estate 3 Amalgamated Malay Estates I*lo I*2s' Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate q'ojl Ayer Kuning Rubber Estates j Ayer Moiek Rubber Co. 85, Ayer Panas Rubber Estate* 4.-5 s_(oi Balgownie
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    BURMA RICE MARKET.
    739 10 DULL TONE CONTINUES. Rangoon, May 24. —The rice market is without life, as nobody seems to want to buy rice. There were no buyers of small mills specials, milling notices in this quality which came on the market changing hands at Rs. 527-8 and Rs. 530. Small
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    SINGAPORE AUTOMOBILE CLUB.
    383 10 The annual report and accounts of the Club for the year ended! 31st March, 1922 says: It will be seen that the accumulated balance on Income and Expenditure Account now stands at $8,002-43 as against $3,704-62 on the Ist April, 1921. The entrance fee was increased from
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    AUSTRALIAN TIMBER.
    427 10 The Australian Premier recently devt ted an afternoon to receiving deputaI tions- Firstly, a deputation from the I University and the Timber Millers’ As- sociation. introduced by Mr. ScaddonI asked for the carrying out of a t< ntative agreement with the Oommonwealtn i Government for the establishment of
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      MALAYAN TENNIS.
      281 11 I he, entries for the Kuala Lumpur local championship tennis tournament are published, and on reading them we see a good augury for the success of the forthcoming Malayan championship, says the Malay Mail. The system on which it is being run is the right one. Every district
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      TENNIS AT HOME.
      94 11 London. May 12. —D. L. Morgan, who was beaten by Mayes in the Hurlingham Lawn Tennis singles semi-finals, is an Indian Police official. Yesterday he unexpectedly eliminated Captain Bar clay, 7 —5. 3 —6. 6—l. Captain Barclay’s defeat is attributed to the fact that he played twelve
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      TEST OF GOLF BALLS.
      126 11 London. May 5. —A golf test com petition with balls 1.705 inches in diameter and of varying weights was carried •at. A searching test made in half a gale at the Royal and Ancient Golf Club shewed the “29 Pennyweight’" to be far the most satisfactory.
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      LADIES’ GOLF.
      44 11 A resolution is to be'put at the Selangor (iolf Club meeting to be held on Saturday, proposing that every lady shill be charged 25 cents for every round played. We think it haidly likely that such a measure will be carried. —“M.M."
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      INTER-STATE CRICKET.
      119 11 The following will represent Perak at cricket against Selangor at Kuala Lum pur on June 3id and sth :—Major Ed wards, C. C. Harris, H. M. Spooner, EEfrench Mullen. Dr. Hennessy, J. Tin sley, R. G. B. Fairer. G. H. Bevan, M Mansur and two others. The scorer
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      AMATEUR RACQUETS.
      127 11 London. May 6. —In the postponed challenge round of the Amateur Racquets hampionship, at Queen s Club, the Hon. C. N- Bruce beat E. M. Baerlein. the holder. 15 —2, 15 —10, 15—9. Ry defeating E. M. Baerlein the Hon. C. N. Bruce wins the championship for the
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