Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 4 October 1924
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1924-10-04 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED tO3. No. 229, VOL. LXXXII. SATURDAY, 4th OCTOBER, 1924. PRICE 15 CENTS.20 words
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Advertisement720 1924-10-04 1 I KODAK FILMS FOR SALE. artistic local views always in stock NIKKO STUDIO 7, Northam Road. I 1 rWbAWiAWIrWJ ;i;j S THE DRUM PUMP 1 GRAND HOTEL BRASTAGI t Unbeatable for Simplicity ano Efficiency. j| L-i l 8„ fc lml 1 T Low Maintenance Cost Telegraphic Address Postal Address s720 words
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Advertisement23 1924-10-04 1 Kxaßxw.zs?. xsixacxa j T. NAGATA, M I DENTIST. < I I I I THE DISPENSARY.” I L_ i wnamx x k s« v hmhw23 words
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Article745 1924-10-04 2 SAFETY FIRST” CAMPAIGN URGED. The report of the Departmental ommittee on Accidents in Shipbuilding an Ship Repairing Yards, appointed by the former Home Secretary. Mr. Bridgeman, under the chairmanship of Mr. Godfrey Locker-Lampson, M.P., has been issued by the Home Office (price. Is. 9d. net). Discussing the general745 words
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Article90 1924-10-04 2 A new telephone cable between England and Holland, the laying of which was completed at Aldeburgh, on the East Suffolk coast, provides for twelve simultaneous conversations between the two countries, four times as many as any of the other continental cables provide. The cable has sixteen conductors, weighs90 words
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Advertisement1481 1924-10-04 2 «ssxsrxssxsxssxssxsxssi FOR SALE. I RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. x s Dining Room Suite by Pritchards,| I f IjILIiIA IIN I t. ai- I 1 Teak Writing Desk and Book Case ..-!L g toeladiatfr- townd.to.ryor I Combined- j Gramophone 150 Records. DADV 0 UFAD x peatage g Scott” Standard Motor Cycle 3|1,481 words
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Advertisement658 1924-10-04 2 Tenders for Electric Lighting of Teluk Anson Sanitary Board Area. Tenders are invited for the supply of electric light and l r y for Teluk Anson. Specifications, plans and tender forms may be obtained on appln qi 0 the Secretary to Resident, Perak. Tenderers are required to till in Schedule658 words
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Article474 1924-10-04 3 TWO CROSSLEY CARS. Two Crossley cars are to take part in an Expedition which is attempting to cover the distance between the Cape and Cairo. The chief Explorer is Major C. Court-Treatt, a well known motorist and aviator, and he will be accompanied by his wife.474 words
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Article286 1924-10-04 3 MAN ARRESTED IN WEST END. London Sept. Ist. An all-night police hunt for a suspected burglar began in Cheam, near Epsom. Surrey, on Saturday evening, and ended in the detention of a man in the West End of London early yesterdav morning. Men wer seen to leave286 words
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Article24 1924-10-04 3 October 30Dance Recital, Miss McNamee and Pupils, Town Hall. f> p.m. Novem. IDance Recital. Miss McNamee and Pupils, Town Hall, 0 p.m.24 words
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Article293 1924-10-04 3 TO-DAY’S DEPARTURES. Menggala for Deli and P. Brandan. Ethiopia for Rangoon and Calcutta. City of Manila for London. Malaya for Bhuket, (Tongkah) Renong and Kopah. Kudat for Bhuket, (Tongkah). Kopah. Renong, Victoria Point. Mergui Tavoy and Moul mein. van Overstraten for Singapore and China. Ipoh for Port Swettenham293 words
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Article33 1924-10-04 3 We are officially informed that 2,273 coolies arrived by the s.s. Teesta yesterday of these 936 were sent to Pulati Jerej <k ami the balance to Port Swettenham for quarantine there.33 words
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Article371 1924-10-04 3 CLOSE DAILY (except Sunday). IT TUM. Federated Malay States, Malacca, Johor» and Singapore. Registration and Parcel Post, except where otherwise stated, close half *n hour earlier than the Ordinary mail Resumption o> Njc.ht Mail Service. The following additional mails will be closet? daily (Sunday excepted) by the 7-30371 words
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Advertisement331 1924-10-04 3 The Rains are Here But you can keep dry by wearing J one of WHITEA WAY’S reliable I j waterproofs. None but those made J by best British manufacturers stocked. r |> 5 t A i f*g The Reliance Raincoat r t A ver\ reliable waterproof for hard X J331 words
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Advertisement288 1924-10-04 3 J Cl j\x Xa V 1 The ENERGY < Wfl of HEALTH Your growing child i s expending far more energy in e y>* axo -‘ed baby is free from order to keep his health than he r such dread diseases would in England 1 Everything is Enteric and Tuberculosis288 words
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Article526 1924-10-04 4 CLEVER PRODUCTION. The Anglo-Chinese School Hall in Maxwell Road, Penang, was packed last night on the occasion of the presentation of Shakespeare’s A Mi Isummer Night’s Dream by the Anglo-Chinese School Cambridge Literary Society. On the whole it was well reproduced and some of those who took526 words
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Article174 1924-10-04 4 MEETINGS OF FOOLS.” lion the affairs of the Commercial Permanent Money Society, Ltd., in liquidation, were investigated at a Chancery Court of the Duchy of Lancaster at Blackburn. Mr. A, Morton, formerly managing director, said the balance-sheet for I'J2J showed a lo<s of £126,000. He174 words
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Article275 1924-10-04 4 DISHONEST SERVANT. A Tamil named Nadasen appeared before Mr. N. K. Bain this morning to answer a charge of criminal breach of trust as a servant in respect of $136 in cash, th“ property of the Motor Supply Depot in Maxwell Road. The accused pleaded guilty saying that275 words
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Article261 1924-10-04 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Alor Star, October 3. As the result of heavy rain which began to pour down from 10 o’clock on the night of Ist October it was reported that the railway line on the Kedah Section at mileages 64 and was flooded. In accordance with261 words
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Article260 1924-10-04 4 DISCOVERY MAY SOLVE AGE-OLD MYSTERY. There is reason to believe that the ageold mystery of the burial-place of St. Patrick, the man who christianised Irei land, may be solved. Excavators at work in a field adjacent >to St. David’s Cathedral, St. David’s, Pembrokeshire, have, in disclosing the260 words
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Article1200 1924-10-04 4 GLAMOUR OF THE GATHERING Dundee, September 3.—The lure "f Royalty at the great Highland Gather ing at Braemar was strikingly demonstrated yesterday, when a record concourse of 15,000 people, drawn from a wide radius, converged on the picturesque Deeside, village. Brilliant sunshine favoured the event, which1,200 words
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Article222 1924-10-04 4 WOMAN NOVELIST THE CLASS” DISTINCTION. A strong condemnation of the class school system of education was mad* by Miss Elizabeth Banks, whose story of English school conditions. School for, John and Mary,” will be published in October. The English Public Schools have. I think, done far. more222 words
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Article109 1924-10-04 4 ANTIQUARIANS find IT THET'd LUCKY DAY. Excavations made at Aid borough, a Yorkshire village near Ripon, by Mr. Stephen B«rber have unearthed relit* of the old licrnan city of Isnrium. which, it is stated, covered an area of about 1 acres anti was smr« unded by a wall .D’thick109 words
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Advertisement113 1924-10-04 4 e FOR YOUR STOMACH AND LIVER TROUBLES Seigel’s Syrup has been the reds of thousands of homes r ention and relief of stomach [y means of recovering and up has a gentle tonic action tomach, liver and bowels >o that they are able to do the ideal remedy known for113 words
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Advertisement80 1924-10-04 4 SOMETHING everybody needs SOMETIMES. To Keep the system clean and b'pr from disease germs, the occasional use a laxative is necessary for most peopk To meet this need, either for men 1 women, nothing is better than PinketU 5 the dainty litfile gent!e-a<s-na,ture laxat>' 1 Pinkettes ensure daily regularity. the80 words
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Miscellaneous159 1924-10-04 4 WELCOME TO H. M. THE KING OF SIAM THEATRE ROYAL PRESENTS TO-NIGHT UNTIL SUNDAY, THE sth H. M. THE KING OF SIAM VISITING THE BRITISH NAVY Several scenes in which H. M. takes an active part JACK PICKFORD I N 8 reels GARRISON’S FINISH 8 reels (Based on W. B.159 words
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Article3265 1924-10-04 5 FEATURES OF FOOTBALL. |'i >m Our Own Correspondent) London, September 11. I'li New Zealand Rugby team have eii here nearly a week, and they open ejr our on Saturday when, as did the iginal All Blacks ot twenty years ago. y will be engaged in their first3,265 words
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Article207 1924-10-04 5 A SQUARE MITE LESS EVERY YEAR. England is losing more land by coast erosion than she is gaining through the receding of the ocean, but Scotland, true to tradition, is adding to her territory in the process, an official of the Geological Survey said recently. The largest belt207 words
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Article152 1924-10-04 5 HIS MOTHER’S PREDICTION IN LETTER TO A FRIEND. A remarkable prophecy made by the ex-Kaiser s mother, in the beginning of the 9o’s, is now disclosed (says an Exchange Berlin message). The ex-Kaiser’s treatment of his mother is well known, and she refers to it in a letter152 words
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Article39 1924-10-04 5 We learn that ordershave been received from home for the cancellation of the sale of any further material connected with the proposed Naval Base in Singapore. If the rumour is correct it is somewhat significant.39 words
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Article466 1924-10-04 5 FLOOD RELIEF WORK. Relief work is now being vanied out by Chinese philanthropic organisations and special associations started for the purpose of relieving local distress, I mler the auspices of the China International Famine Relief Commission and the Chinese National Red Cross Society a National Flood Relief Drive466 words
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Article163 1924-10-04 5 GERMAN CbMPETITION CAUSES CITY MAN’S SUICIDE. Worry over the effect of German competition on the factory he manag- d was staled to have caused the suicide of Mr. George William Hansell, of York-road. Ilford, E., on whom an inquest was held at Southend Essex. He was found163 words
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Article61 1924-10-04 5 A short circuit in a private electric i< stallation in premises at the corner <>■ Thomas-street and High-street, Man Chester, caused the pavement io becon charged with electricity, and pedestrian t received electric shocks, though not of sufficiently serious nature to cause the any injury. Much amusement was61 words
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Miscellaneous165 1924-10-04 5 OUR WEEKLY CARTOON. IN THE PUBLIC EYE.” VT-... n I' I I a. V~S\ i 111 T I x. 11l i dM- A i t W -J% z V J c 1/1 I U VI/; y 1 I ,%>, x \"T I J. DR. MARX. As Mr. Da\id Wilson’s impressionistic165 words
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Article590 1924-10-04 6 We have no quarrel with the Public Services generally. On the contrary we are moved to profess our profound admiration for a system of maintenance which, under adverse circumstances, has defied the shortcomings imposed by short-sighted legislation and operates to the satisfaction of a public more or less590 words
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Article190 1924-10-04 6 On several occasions of late; our attention has been called to differences existing in the market prices as published by us and the tariffs ruling in Chowrasta Market. It is undoubtedly true that the prices quoted frequently differ from the prices charged. Sometimes the price of a certain190 words
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Article155 1924-10-04 6 GRADY BEATS KEY. (Irom Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, October 4. In the main event at the Happy Valley, Grady outpointed Key over ten rounds. The contest failed to realise expectations. The pace was slow. Grady thus becomes lightweight champion. laiho was a good winner on points over Reyes,155 words
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Article24 1924-10-04 6 .Aneta. Singapore, October 4. Telegrams from the Hague report anxiety as to the whereabouts of the Dutch flier Van Denhoop..Aneta. - 24 words
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Article92 1924-10-04 6 RESIDENCY VISIT. The King of Siam honoured the Acting Resident Councillor and Mrs Codrington yesterday by calling at the Residency and taking tea with them. His Majesty arrived at 5.15 p.m. accompanied by the Princess Khoon Chon and attended by his Ministers and a numerous suite. Amongst92 words
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Article1561 1924-10-04 6 Henry Lowenfeld in his book. The Birthright of Man,” says: > Property and So deeply has tjie abOpportanity. solute necessity of respecting our neighbour s > property sunk into our minds that a strong mental effort is necessary to connect the.right to own with unemployment, and yet1,561 words
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Article188 1924-10-04 6 MEETING WITH OWNER> SUGGESTED. In connection with the dispute which has arisen between the Singapore TtiClub Committee and certain up count 7 owners, on the question of payment freight on racehorses attending ratf meetings at Singapore, the Committee o-' the Singapore Turf Club further considered this matter at188 words
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Advertisement200 1924-10-04 6 3«; jfflk t sa I, lE3if a nfL Iv e «SS I' n «o, JSI gMR*After the best of dinners the one best cigarette STATE EXPRESS Ko. 555 are in perfect harmony with an exquisite dinner and rare wine, vivacious society and soft'toned music. STATE EXPRESS is the one cigarette200 words
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Advertisement22 1924-10-04 6 E. O.” Dancing on Saturday, 4th Oct., IN HONOUR OF His Majesty the King of Siam. Usual Dinner and Dance on Friday.22 words
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Miscellaneous28 1924-10-04 6 TIDE TABLES. To-Day. High Water. Low Water. 3.21 a.m. 9.47 a.m. 3.45 p.m. 9.53 p.m. To-Morrow. High Water. Low Water. 3.58 a.m 10.36 a.m. 4.28 p.m. 10.39 p.m.28 words
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Obituary265 1924-10-04 6 DEATHS. Leslie.On October 2nd, at Portishead, Somerset. Ellen Gray Stanley, the beloved mother of Stanley and Gordon Reeve-Tucker. Baxter.On the 3rd inst., at the European Hospital. Kuala Lumpur, Michael, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. IL G. Baxter. OBITUARY. London, October 3. The death is announced of Sir Max. Waechter.265 words
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Article110 1924-10-04 7 Conversations Concluded. POSITION UNCERTAIN. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] London, October 3. The conversations between Mr. MacDonald and Zaghlul Pasha have concluded. Zaghlul Pasha will be proceeding homeward shortly. The early conclusion of the negotiations between Great Britain and Egypt, coupled with Zaghlul Pasha’s intention to depart a week earlier[Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 110 words
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Article76 1924-10-04 7 CHINA'S WITHDRAWAL. Geneva, October 3. The withdrawal of the Chinese from the Chamber last night was much commented on, though it is not believed to imply China’s withdrawal from the League. geneva Compromise. Melbourne, October 3. In his speech in the House of Representatives regarding the Geneva76 words
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Article68 1924-10-04 7 TARIFF BILL. Melbourne, October 3. The Federal Parliament passed the Canadian Tariff Bill mentioned on September 26. [On September 26 Renter cabled Canada and Australia have concluded a reciprocal Trado Agreement under which anada grants preference to a number of Australian products notably foodstuffs and wines, and68 words
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Article65 1924-10-04 7 ENORMOUS DAMAGE. Simla. October 3. The rains have now ceased. The damage to villages and crops is enormous. Mundreds of railway passengers are stranded and communication severed between Simla and Mussoorie and in the Dun Valley. Railway traffic is dislocated a the Oudh Rokilhand, North-western and Simla-Kalka railways,65 words
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Article46 1924-10-04 7 BRITISH INDUSTRIES’ PROTEST. London, October 3. The Federation of British Industries has issued a protest against the omission cf the industrial representative from the committee appointed by the Government to decide the best means of spending the British share of the Boxer Indemnity payments.46 words
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Article44 1924-10-04 7 FIRST CITY. Riga, October 3. M. Kalinin has informed the workers c f Leningrad that the Soviet Government intends to transfer some of the commissariats to Leningrad, which will be restored to its former position as the first city of the Republic.44 words
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Article28 1924-10-04 7 Paris, October 3. The Matin announces that a French Professor has sue eeded in making earth <il by means of vegetable and animal oils. (Vale).28 words
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Article110 1924-10-04 7 ABDICATION ANNOUNCED. London, October 3. King Hussein of the Hedjaz has abdicated. Temporary Government Requested. The news of King Hussein s abdication was preceded by a message from Jeddah stating that a committee of the leading inhabitants of Jeddah and Mecca demanded the dissolution of the Mashimite110 words
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Article142 1924-10-04 7 Bill In The Lords. FIRST READING PASSED. London, October 3. The House of Lords passed the first reading of the Irish Bill and adjourned till October 7. The House of Commons adjourned till October 8. London, October 3. The earnest discussion between Mr. MacDonald and his colleagues late142 words
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Article56 1924-10-04 7 EX-PREMIER’S CONDEMNATION. London, October 3. In his speech at the Unionist Conference at Newcastle, Mr. Stanley Baldwin roundly condemned the Russian Treaty. He said he xvas determined to do all in his power to prevent the proposed loan of ever becoming an accomplished fact. The belief in the56 words
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Article58 1924-10-04 7 AMERICAN CIRCUIT COURT DECISION. Philadelphia, October 3. The United States Circuit Court ordered the admittance of six citizens of the little Republic of San Marino, holding that San Marino was a separate nation from Italy and the immigration authorities cannot group small nations in Europe as58 words
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Article41 1924-10-04 7 Ottawa, October 3. The immigration officials state that the entry of Japanese women into Canada appears to be increasing. They entered at the rate of 3.30 in the present fiscal year compared with 2.33 in the last.41 words
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Article36 1924-10-04 7 VERDICT OF SUICIDE. London, October 3. A verdict of suicide was returned at the inquest into the death of Mr. J. Q. Rowett who was found hanged at his residence in London.36 words
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Article58 1924-10-04 7 COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. St. Johns (Newfoundland), October 3. At thf conclusion of the Magisterial enquiry into criminal charges against ex Premier Squires, the Magistrate announced there was sufficient prima facie evidence to justify him in committing Mr. Squires for trial before the Supreme t ourt. Mr.58 words
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Article2182 1924-10-04 7 AN ANALYSIS OF THE SCOT. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Edinburgh, September 10. Know thyself” is counsel applicable to the nation as well as to the individual and in the case of our own countrymen the inquiry may very well begin with questions of racial origin and physical characteristics,2,182 words
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Article383 1924-10-04 7 Lt. F. D. Evans has ceased to be in j command of A Company, M. S. V. R. Mr. M. K. Sankara Pillai of the Survey Office, Alor Star, has proceeded to India on 4 months’ leave per s.s. Tara.” Mr. and Mrs. O’Sullivan, of Pulau Jerejak,383 words
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Article195 1924-10-04 7 We are requested by the management of the Lyric to inform our readers that through some misunderstanding the film shewing the King of Siam Visiting the British Navy did not arrive in time for screening on Thursday and last night. It is expected to arrive this evening and195 words
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Advertisement43 1924-10-04 7 THE GOOD MAXWELL HAS MANY GOOD POINTS. «ft Or COME AND SEE THEM, Our Film will be shown at the Theatre Royal, Penang Road, from Thursday 2nd to Wednesday, Bth October. Full Particulars from Borneo Motor® Ltd, Ipoh, Singapore, Penang and Kuala Lumpur.43 words
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Article758 1924-10-04 8 NO ENTHUSIASM FOR FORWARD CONTRACTS. Minutes of the fourth annual general meeting of Bedford Plantations, Ltd., held at the Company’s Registered Offices Nos. 1 and 3 Hugh Low Street. Ipoh. on Saturday 27th September, 1924. at 12 noon. Present: Mr. R P. Brash in the Chair, Messrs.758 words
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Advertisement101 1924-10-04 8 THE BEST IN WHISKY. L ,ez7 J M YELLOW Jlk LABEL o Price Per Bottle $3-30, Case $3B-45. Aww (DUTY INCLUDED) well na t u red Scotch 3 r V Siil Whisky of Highest Quality. Obtainable at all Dealers. BOORD’S LONDON DRY OLD TOM CORDIAL. ft-,1 S Ha pM Ei-j101 words
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Advertisement23 1924-10-04 8 Pitman’s Shorthand Rapid Course, Key for New Era. $l/50 per book or $l/80 post free, stocked by the Pinang Gazette Press, Ltd., Penang.23 words
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Advertisement480 1924-10-04 8 ip I Concentrated I R) iĕaggg U PATENT I Service I I ROON Young eye» glisten mouths A W water at the sight of cornflour j custards, blancmanges, puddings I M made with Brown Poisons S Plenty of people, of course, must Cqrn Flour have the best of everything. And480 words
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Article498 1924-10-04 9 Singapore. Oct. 1. Tin has appreciated -teadily throughout the week and the share market has responded with increased activity in most of the more popular counters. Rubber continues steady with -hares entirely neglected. Industrials ire firm with a steady demand at quotations, Straits Traders, however, still being498 words
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Article259 1924-10-04 9 London. September 10. Cheap money in America is slower in taking effect than we anticipated, and Wall Street has therefore suffered from Bear attacks which have not been without their influence upon Metals. The Policy of hand-to-mouth buying on the part of our leading customers abroad still259 words
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525 1924-10-04 9 SYMINGTON SINCLAIR’S WEEKLY REPORT. London, September 4. r The New York. Rubber market was closed on Saturday and Monday last, and since the re-opening America has not sent any important orders to this market. I With only small quantities offering, the tone has, however, been steady. Prices show a decline525 words
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Article254 1924-10-04 9 The Commercial Secretary at the Hague (Mr. R. V. Laming, O. B. E.) informs the Department of Overseas Trade that the Chairman of the Netherlands-Indian Agricultural Syndicate recently addressed a letter to the members and deputy members of the Board of Management of the Association, in which he254 words
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Article203 1924-10-04 9 Singapore, Oct. 2. Rubber.The market. during the period under review, has been very steady, and business in Spot Sheet has been done at 50 51. There was a good demand for all grades in Wednesday’s auction. Awarded Sheet loose sold at 50} cents and in cases at 51203 words
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Article108 1924-10-04 9 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 675th. Auction, on October Ist., at which there was catalogued 1,506,314 lbs.: 672.46 tons; Offered 901,279 lbs.; 402.35 tons; Sol J 797,965 lbs.: 356.23 tons. London Is. 2]>d. New York 28« cts. Prices Realised. Ribbed Smoked Sheet: Cents108 words
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Article133 1924-10-04 9 The following are the latest quotations in Messrs, Kennedy Go's share list Yesterday. To-day. Sharks. s <D CQ X CQ c. c. c. I c. Mining. Hitam 1.42* 1.45 1.37* 1.42* cum Johan 55 56 53 54 K. Kamimting 45/6 46/- 45/9 46/3 Kamuuting 43/- 44/- 43/-133 words
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Article44 1924-10-04 9 October 4, 1924. Local. cts. {Smoked Sheet ...484 firm but Fine Pale Crepe ...49" quiet Unamoked Sheet 32 Sing A- (Smoked Sheet ...50 pore (Crepe ...504 London and New York. London (Smoked Sheet ...1/3 firm but (Crepe ...1/3 quiet New York G2B}44 words
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Article38 1924-10-04 9 The following are additional rubber outputs for September: lbs. Ayer Kuning (F.M.5.)... 31.000 Bradwall 36.904 Chersonese 38,564 Dennistown 18,000 Highlands and Lowlands 75,800 Kiabang 17,100 Krian Plantations 20.500 Muar 30,800 Sungei Krian 55,500 Sungei Way 31.35838 words
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Article73 1924-10-04 9 The output of Ronpibon Extended No Liability for September 1924 was 322 piculs, 80,000 yards, 610 hours. The output of Tin Ben tong No Liability for September 1924 was piculs nil, hours 468, yards 55,700. Dredge entering new areas. Hitam Tin Limited, for September 1924 is piculs 170.73 words
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Article92 1924-10-04 9 The following programme of will be presented at the Orchestral Concert to be given at the E. O. Hotel, to-morrow. Sunday, the sth. inst. at 9.30 p.m. 1 Overture Rosamund Schuberi 2 Peer Gynt' Suite Grieg a. The Death of Ase b. Ingrid's Lamentation 392 words
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Article209 1924-10-04 9 Benares Opium p. eho«t 55,000.00 nom. Cloves 100.00 sellers Gold leaf 72.00 sellenMace Pickings no stock Nutmegs 80s 102.00 nom 110 s -95.00 Coconuts per 1,000 50.00 Copra Sundried 12.55 Rattans 11.15 sales Rattans Coarse 10.50 Green Snail Shells 13.00 Siam Rice No. 1 15.00 per ba do209 words
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Article121 1924-10-04 9 PENANG. OCTOBER 4, 1924. (By Courtesy of the Chartered Bank.) London Demand Bank 2/4 3/32 4 months’sight Bank 2/4 5/32 3 Credit 2/4 5/8 3 Documentary 2/4 21/32 Calcutta Demand Bank R» 155| 1 3 days’ sight Private 159 Bombay Demand Bank 155| 5 Madras Demand Bank 155 A121 words
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Article76 1924-10-04 9 SHOT PIG THAT FELL INTO A WATERFALL. A discovery of a large gold-bearing reef at the foot of Mount Tarawera hhs been made. The reef was discovered by a Maori while hunting. He shot a pig which fell down a waterfall and dislodged a piece of stone. The76 words
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Article360 1924-10-04 9 S. GEORGE THE MARTYR. (Church of England.) 16th Sunday after Trinity—7.4s Litany, I 8 a.m. Matins Hymn 638. 8.30 Holy Communion, 9.15 Holy Communion (Tamil), 10.30 Matins, (Chinese). 6 p.m. Evensong, j Hymn 362, Ps XC 195 and 196 Ps XCI 200, Magnificat 187. Nunc DiinittL 194. Hymns360 words
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Advertisement42 1924-10-04 9 Plantbbb’ Mbdicae Guide, by Dr. E. N. Graham, <3/- per book or $3/30 poet free, stocked by the Pinang Gazette Press, Ltd., Penang. Pitman’s Junior Typist Book, $l/75 per book or $2/- post free, stocked by the Pinang Gazette Press, Ltd., Penang.42 words
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Advertisement313 1924-10-04 9 MALAYA’S RUBBER EXPORTS. R YOUNG Co., Ltd. Statement of quantity and value of rubber exported during September, 1924. Exported Export during Declared Declared jck Exported during Total-export similar period Value of Rub Value for X-d fc-J* M Destination during Sept. during the of previous Increase. Decrease, ber exported same period313 words
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Advertisement85 1924-10-04 9 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. POSITION WANTED. Wanted a situation as children’s nurse or nursery governess. Apply Box No. 235, c/o Pinang Gazette. NOTICES. The public is notified that the Bagan SeraiSelama Road is now closed to traffic at the 28th mile until further notice. By order Executive Engineer, Tai ping. 1559u c85 words
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Article415 1924-10-04 10 KEDAH’S COLLECTIONS. The following is a list of subscribers to the above fund: Messrs. V. W. Stephen S2V, T. Subra-manya-m $lO, P. Sandrakasan $lO, Manikampather $l, P. Dass $2, Md. Arshad $2, Abu Hassan $l, Md. Noordin s], Mydin Kaka $2. Chatra $l, Katpuramchettj $l,415 words
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Article164 1924-10-04 10 MIL MACPHERSON ON THE PLEDGE. Addressing a meeting at. Gairloch, Uoss-shire, Mr. lan Macpherson, M. P. (L., R oss and Cromarty) ex-Chief Secretary for Ireland, dealing with the Irish boundary dispute said he was Chief Secretary during tMe negotiations preceding the 1920’ Act (which gave Ulster self-government),164 words
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Article82 1924-10-04 10 At Brighton, H. Bertram Kaka, 28, an Indian, described as an agent, was charged with forging and uttering a banker’s draft for £6(X>, with obtaining £75 by false pretences from Mr. Oliver Brqwn, a local jeweller, on August 2, and £BO on August 8. Det.-inspector Barden82 words
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Article81 1924-10-04 10 FRENCH GOVERNMENT AND RELIGIOUS ORDERS. I'he first expulsion of religious congregations since the war has been ordered by the Government, which has decided that the Clarist Convent at Alenccn, in the Orne Department, must be vacated by the nuns. A definite date for their expulsion was fixed, but81 words
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Advertisement255 1924-10-04 10 If it’s your NERVES S you must have K sanatocen r Dr. Claddb Whhlir *ayc: jrfi "The debilitated nsrrout system absorb* Sanatogan Jtj as the parched earth drinks up water." By Seechanu Pills have proved so uniformly successful and popular that they have been happily referred to as the Medicine255 words
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Advertisement470 1924-10-04 10 Weigh the Merits of the 10/15 H.P. g[F|RTf| 501 Model. I Against those of any other—not by mere °An unbiassed mind ran form eally in performance. -erne u theh- class. They have proved themselves in open merit the service they wUI render yon. 5 May we send you details and470 words
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Article846 1924-10-04 11 REPORT OF THE INQUIRY. The report of Colonel J. W. Pringle to the Ministry of Transport on his inquiry concerning the accident near Euston Station, on the London Midland and Scottish Railway, about 7.53 a. in. on April 26 was issued on August 28. The 7.15846 words
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