Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 3 September 1926
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1926-09-03 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 201. VOL. LXXXIV. FRIDAY, 3rd SEPTEMBER, 1926. PRICE 15 CENTS.20 words
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Advertisement805 1926-09-03 1 TOKISATSU, PHOTOGRAPHIC ART STUDIO ’Phone 772. 68, BISHOP STREET. i PRAI TO SINGAPORE I S ASBESTOS-CEMENT BUILDING MATERIAL 5 II! CONVINCING DEMONSTRATION OF 15 BELLS standard EVERITE CORRUGATED SHEETS j uhKIS, e vJ —ill nII I nummu H" *3 30” Wide. Stocked in ell HaJf Foot and Foot sizes, from805 words
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Advertisement37 1926-09-03 1 THE Eastern Optical Co., (PENANG) (MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS) 188, PENANG RO/D, PENANG. F F ye tested by our Optometrist. I Lenses ground to prescriptions. L Fiames A Mountings fitted properly. Office hours: —8.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. g37 words
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Article612 1926-09-03 2 A CITY OF QUEENS. The Tombs Police Court is something between Bow-street and a section, of the Zoological Gardens. One side of the court is taken up by a large- wire cage in which a score of prisoners dozed in the sweltering heat, writes R-612 words
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Article144 1926-09-03 2 USING PETROL TO LIGHT A FIRE. In trying to revive a fire by using petrol, Alice. Gaymer, 16, a servant at a house in Amherst-gardens, Hastings, set her clothing on fire. Screams for help were heard by Mrs. Lugg, of Priory-road, who saw the ’girl running in144 words
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Advertisement1284 1926-09-03 2 ->->i my-man-mj i- .i.—»^—- AUCTION. EUROPE HOTEL, c^ ;fe BANGKOK, SIAM. The Estate of Abdullah bin ze Climate I lsahak (Deceased) of Kulim. til New Building—Just Completed. By order of tho First Division There is a strong cemand Every Modern Convenience High Court Kedah growing steadily here and in I1,284 words
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Advertisement281 1926-09-03 2 Children who take Cod Liver Oil with Extract healthy and happy It builds up the constitution. No persuasion is needed —the taste is delicious. w Bottles of two sizes Vz I All Chemists and Stores jr BURROUGHS g Wellcome Co. V/ 'F rO London A/z xx 4544 All Rights Reserved281 words
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Article1530 1926-09-03 3 /1 retrospect. How many people, among the hundreds who daily watch the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace or St. James’s, realize that when the Cold stream Regiment relieves the Grenadiers, the victorious army of the Civil War relieve s the defeated? writes Sir John Fortescue1,530 words
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Article233 1926-09-03 3 ITALY DEALS WITH PEST. Wherever war has been waged scientifically against the mosquito malaria has very largely, if, indeed, not entirely, disappeared. Italy, ravaged by the- disease from very early times, has faced the problem boldly and has not only taken active steps to stamp out the233 words
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Advertisement177 1926-09-03 3 f TAKE A NEW INTEREST in your meals by creating new and I tempting dishes with the help of I LEA PERRINS* 1 SAUCE J To resist sickness gain added figga |>B lliiafcrer feffig A heaping dish every day MMMMOaXI 5O«Ul1Ei«O □namMBBDFOTXnwwTJ Jcheesel U r 34 Si u Australian Swiss177 words
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Advertisement156 1926-09-03 3 PIANOS i In Stock at the Following Low Prices $275, $350, $4OO. Fl I.- Rll UU_!l. I -.jg qfi I Illi A I JIIM JiC. 2~i >ll Used instruments that have been re-conditioned in our workshop and furthermore, the external Finish is; all that can be desired. A small cash156 words
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Advertisement285 1926-09-03 4 pffhmng ©ajrttcH i *7J DVERTISING expenditure is not expenditure when 5 I Jl judiciously applied. It is an investment which is I proof against the anxiety of fluctuation as the following I unsolicited testimonial from one of the leading mercantile firms in the Far East testifies: lll- I ■■III ■llj285 words
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Article712 1926-09-03 5 SEASONABLE CONDITIONS. (From a '"Times” correspondent-) In a moist season like the present, only expert eye s detect the division b tween the irises which grow Rurally in marshy places or by the waterside and other s which are found in dry P 38 are all the bearded712 words
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Article120 1926-09-03 5 LORD HAWKE S CURE FOR DRAWN GAMES. Lord Ilav. ke, president of the Yorkshire County C.C., speaking at the open irig of a new pavilion, on the Thornaby on-Tees cricket ground, said that he hoped there would be no hasty legislation about the Test matches ia view of120 words
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Article578 1926-09-03 5 CONTRAST BETWEEN SLUM AND COUNTRY. The Report (Special Report, Series No. 101) of the Medical Research Council c«n "Poverty, Nutrition and Growth Studies of Child Life in Cities and Rural Districts in, Scotland,” is well worth reading. It is the work of Professors Noel Paton and Leonard578 words
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Advertisement40 1926-09-03 5 PRITCHARD CO., LTD., Announce I A SPECIAL Sale? OF THEIR i Surplus Stock I OF I Afternoon and; (Evening Frocks and Hats; Woollen Frocks and Coats, I I Underclothing, I ETC., as from Friday September 3rd All at Bargain Prices.40 words
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Advertisement132 1926-09-03 5 7 INFANTS IN THE FAR EAST need especially careful watching, for native servants are often careless, and inattention to one small detail or another may result in serious consequences. Most of the ailments of babies and little children arise from disordered stomach or bowels, and it is to speedily set132 words
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Advertisement332 1926-09-03 5 Serve your With cream that has the delidoow C fr*g rancc an d flavour of the pure rkb Zr C/ O famous Devonshire and which is SAFE. Locally proV duced cream is generally served unboiled, and because of the impurities it contains it is UNSAFE. NESTLE’S CRE A M depends332 words
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Article1044 1926-09-03 6 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Mr. and Mr?. L. A. Allen are at Fraser’s Hill for a few days. Mrs. Kennedy, wife of Chief Inspector Kennedy, F.M.S. Police, returned from Home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Flowerdew are expected back in Kuala Lumpur towards the end of October. Mr. A, L.1,044 words
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Article149 1926-09-03 6 READ’S LIGHT LAGER: DOG’S HEAD BRAND. The finest beer that has ever come to Penang,” chortled our cellarman, as he smacked his lips and wiped his mouth and commanded a printer’s devil to bring him another bottle of Read’s light lager beer, bottled by themselves, and bearing the149 words
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Article150 1926-09-03 6 DIRECTORS WHO EVADE THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES. Among the Bills which the Government are preparing for submission tc Parliament in the near future is one by the Board of Trade to give effect to the recommendations cif the Committee which recently reported on the need for reform cf the150 words
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Article156 1926-09-03 6 WIDOW* DECLINES OFFER OF 18s- 6d. A WEEK. A widow, aged GB, living in a thickly populated part of Southwark, S.E., has just refused a. pension (provided by a St. Saviour s charity) of 18s. 6d. a week, with free residence in Dulwich Old Cob lege, medical attendance,156 words
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Article355 1926-09-03 6 BLESSING OR EVIL. (To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette.”) Sir, —Having followed your leading articles and the correspondence in the Pinang Gazette, since July last, and upon seeing the Orders of the Day of the Legislative Council to be held on the 6th inst, I am surprised to355 words
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Article154 1926-09-03 6 SIR, Knowing, who writes under th above heading in your issue of Tuesday fails to understand why it should be painful to see the labourer starving and suffering. It is natural for people born with silver spoons in their mouth to fail to appreciate the horrors of154 words
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Article88 1926-09-03 6 YPRES. Last night saw the screening of what has been described as the film of all time —YPRES (Wipers) for the first| time in Penang. The exhibition was honoured by the presence of the Hon’ble the Resident Councillor and party and the Empire Theatre was packed to overcrowding88 words
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Article47 1926-09-03 6 MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE. Despite the inclemency of the weather and counter attractions, there was a record attendance at the initial screening last night of Monsieur Beaucaire at the Theatre Royal Penang. Valentino, whose sensational obsequies have been filling the papers lately appears in the title r6le.47 words
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Article1004 1926-09-03 6 VITAL QUESTION OF THE WOMAN’S AGE. In the Chinese widow’s case, which has been occupying the attention of the Acting Chief Justice during the last two days in the Sopieme Court, Kuala Lumpur, Chian He Wan, the father of the plaintiff, giving evidence, said that he had1,004 words
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Article151 1926-09-03 6 BONDS TO VALUE OF RS. 400,000 RECOVERED. Bombay, August 29. The case against Llewellyn Evans, exChief Accountant, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, on a charge of criminal breach of trust in respect of Government Securities valued at over Rs. lakhs came on. for hearing on August 26.151 words
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Article135 1926-09-03 6 S.M.R-’S HALL IN TOKIO. Tckio, August 31. To commemorate the 20th anniversary of its establishment, the South Manchuria Railway has decided to establish a memorial in Tokio, at a cost of Y. 1,500,000. The memorial building i s to be used for the exhibition of Manchurian products. Viscount135 words
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Article446 1926-09-03 6 Heaven forbid that any of the country cousins about to descend on us for the annual fortnight in “town’’ should get a glimpse of Mr. H. V. Morton's new book, “A London Year’’ (Methuen, 7s. 6d.). To anyone with a never-ending supply of country cousins, always446 words
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Article331 1926-09-03 6 NIGHT PROWLERS CONVICTED. A police constable who was on duty at the junction of Mac A lister and Anson Roads at about 11.40 p.m. yesterday taw a Chinese climbing up an electric lamp post in Anson Road and extinguish the light. He went up to the place and331 words
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Article107 1926-09-03 6 COLOURS V. WHITES. The following hav e been selected to plr.y, on Monday, September 6, at 5 p.mon the Esplanade: Colours: —Cheah Swee Eng; H. L. Marshall and L. Grebby J. L. Potter, J. A. McEvoy and E. J- Bennett C. AScott, A. Williams, J. H. Pedlow,107 words
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Article34 1926-09-03 6 The following are the results of bowls tournament ties played yesterday: Championship:—J- G. Allan beat A. Ferguson 21 —4. Single Handicap:— —5 E. Reimann beat +4 F. P. Montgomerie 21 —20.34 words
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Article126 1926-09-03 6 At th© moment of announcing hir, text “In the midst of life we are death,” the Rev. A.M. Moss, an evangelist, was shot dead in the pulpit by “moonshiners’’ (whisky smugglers) durI ing a revival service in Kentucky. Mrs. I Jerome Robinson one of the choir126 words
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Article94 1926-09-03 6 A guard of honour of dogs was a feature at the marriage of Councillor Laurence Napier Ledingham, of Ecclesall, to Miss Lilian Kathleen Brookes, at the Wocdbourn-road Wesleyan Reform -Chapel, Sheffield. Mr. Ledingham is the proprietor of the Napier Steel Works, Sheffield, a member of the94 words
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69 1926-09-03 6 Sept. sth—l4th Sunday after Trinity, 8 am. Holy Communion at A lor Star Church and 10 am. Morning Prayer and Address, 6 p m. Evensong and Address at the Freemason's Hall, Sungei Patani. Monday, Sept. 6—B a.m. Holy Communion at Sungei Patani. Wednesday, Sept.69 words
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Article848 1926-09-03 7 COMMERCIAL CONDITIONS. (From Oar Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Augast 28. I L ive had the pleasure of perusing in the columns of oar local Press a copy of a letter written by Mr. G. Dawson from Patau i to the Straits Times on the above subject, and I may848 words
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Article1713 1926-09-03 7 CALIFORNIA CONQUE2RS SARDINE TRADE. Fishing Methods. The current annual report on the Fisheries Department is not so interesting as it may reasonably be hoped that the next will be because it does not include the results of the Tongkoi trawling scheme, but there is much that will repay1,713 words
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Advertisement85 1926-09-03 7 I MOBMS I GREAT PRICE REDUCTIONS I AS FROM Ist SEPTEMBER, 1926. BiiO'miHf'miiinasß— gmw 111 iiii" i fwvmwbkbb T V iff MX 1 J I Morris Cowley 2 seater $1,740 Morris Oxford 2 seater $2,450 I 4 1,835 4 5 2,650 I 0 I 3 i«——*■- nil' wuwa IM misii85 words
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Article420 1926-09-03 8 Of all the essentials of government, the protection of property comes first; for unless the right of individuals to hold that which belong» to them is secured they have no incentive to work. The good old rule Snfficeth them, the simple plan, That they should take who420 words
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Article414 1926-09-03 8 Mr. E. A. Brown, of the Municipal Commission, Singapore, worthily deserves the support of all humanely disposed people for his effort to improve the lot of our beasts of burden. His remarks were trite and to the point. Unfortunately they appear to have been acceptel in a414 words
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Article438 1926-09-03 8 Malaya, to the Straits Chinese is their permanent domicile they live and die here and pass on their inheritance to their children. To Europeans, Malaya is a temporary abode. They work here for a certain period of time and then go home to enjoy in retirement the438 words
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Article1380 1926-09-03 8 MANSFIELD and Co. Limited inform us that, owing to certain passengers objecting to the publication of their names in the papers, they regret that they will in future be unable to furn’sh us with the customary passenger lists. This will be bad news for the majority of1,380 words
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Article32 1926-09-03 8 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE) S. R. Sheet 66f cts per pound** per pl. ?89 No. 1 Crepe 664 cts per pound** per pl. £B9 Steady. (By Courtesy of Messrs. Allen Dennys.)32 words
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Article128 1926-09-03 8 The Straits Trading Co.. Ltd., gives the following prices, on September 2: London. Spot £293 10-0 Down £2-0-0 3 m/s. buying 289-15-0 2-10-0 3 selling 290-0-0 2-10-0 Local. September 3: Singapore sold 125 tons at sl47f Penang buyers no sellers at sl47f 7he Eastern Smelting Co. Ltd:— London,128 words
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Advertisement289 1926-09-03 8 -w :sgn.3aMwnir——WPMßMa——i I £Ra lh\ fof S *ou'. 1 4 M' f I6 M Salad OiL I I LLJ c I ITdschS S brieken I; CZAZZ, £Z (joLcL LabaL- GoLcLCapsuLe I Use it S y Z B ~”11l CJnclso& waif I J|4 selL ctured by C! i QDf)LJ. tIOLAC Tf289 words
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Advertisement37 1926-09-03 8 “ID. O.” Guest Night and Dancing— Every Tuesday and Friday. Special Tiffin Every Wednesday and Saturday—E. &O. Orchestra. Orchestral Concert every other Sunday. Next Concert, sth September, 9-30 p m. DRINK Apollinaris THE QUEEN fOF TABLE WATERS.37 words
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Miscellaneous47 1926-09-03 8 Here s your chance to see the Idolised screen star who died on the 24th August in New York. RUDOLPH VALENTINO IN “MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE” h B e: sf r THEATRE royal Booki„I hUr day 2od Sunda >’ sth September. Book.»,, now on at RoWn on p ano C(>47 words
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Miscellaneous26 1926-09-03 8 TIDE TABLES. To-Day. H’tzh Water. Low Water. 10.36 a.m. 4.32 a.m. 11 26 pan. 5.27 p.m. To- Morrow. 11.12 a.m. 5.19 a.m. 11.52 p.m. 5.58 p.m.26 words
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Article428 1926-09-03 9 Miners To Re-Open Negotiations. DIVIDED OPINIONS. EXECUTIVE RECEIVES OPEN MANDATE. (Rugby Radio Service.) London, Spptember 3. The Miners’ National Delegate Conference to-day decided by 557,000 votes to 225,000 to empower the Executive to negotiate a national agreement for the settlement of the coal dispute. The Conference was in(Rugby Radio Service.) - 428 words
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Article67 1926-09-03 9 TEAR GAS BOMBS FAIL. Manville (Rhode Island), September 2.! f Fierce rioting occurred, arising out of a strike of textile operatives and culminating in a battle between the police and 1800 strikers. The State troops were summoned and used tear gas bombs, but owing to the msh67 words
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Article62 1926-09-03 9 LATEST REPORTS. Lisbon, September 3. The latest reports from the Azores indicate that 12 were killed and 200 injured, and GOO houses were destroyed as a result of the earthquake at Fayal. Providence (Rhodes Island,) September 3. The steamer Canada is proceeding to Horta at full speed with62 words
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Article37 1926-09-03 9 EIGHT KILLED. Monroe (Michigan), September 3. Eight were killed and 26 injured in a collision between two trams which were proceeding at full speed. The vehicles were telescoped for three quarters of their length.37 words
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Article59 1926-09-03 9 Vale. Paris, August 31. All the papers are in praise of the nonstop reconi established by the French airmen, Charles and Weizer, who reached Bundar Abbas in a direct flight from Paris, (more than 5,000 kilometres) thus breaking the former record of the French Captain Girier who flewVale. - 59 words
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Article194 1926-09-03 9 Work Well In Hand. ALL S’ R\ i Y> i'OMl’l ETED. (.u.’GBY Radio Service.) London, September 2. Good progress is bung made in prepiration for the inauguration of a fortnightly air service which will be operated by Imperial Airways Ltd., between Cairo and Karachi in January. Surveys of(.u.’GBY Radio Service.) - 194 words
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Article21 1926-09-03 9 ARRIVAL AT PORT DARWIN. Port Darwin. September 2. Mr. Alan Cobham has arrived. He left Melbourne on August 29.21 words
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Article40 1926-09-03 9 TWO PERSONS INCINERATED. London, September 3. A civil aeroplane crashed near Latherhead this evening, caught fire and was burned to a cinder. A roan and a woman were incinerated. Another man was taken to hospital seriously injured.40 words
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Article135 1926-09-03 9 BARRED FROM T. U. C. CONGRESS. (Rugby Radio Service.) London, September 2. A letter has been despatched to Officials of the General Council of the Trades Union Congress, which will hold its annual Conference at Bournemouth next week, informing them of the decision of the Home Secretary(Rugby Radio Service.) - 135 words
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Article59 1926-09-03 9 (Rugby Radio Service.) London, September 2. Paris, 162| New York, 4.85 g Brussels, 173 j Geneva, Amsterdam. 12.1| Milan. 131 J Berlin, 20.39 Stockholm, Copenhagen, 18.26|; Oslo, 22.14| Vienna, Prague, 163 f Helsingfors, 1921 Madrid, 31.87 A Lisbon, 252 Rio, 7H' Buenos Aires. 45f; Bombay, l/6Ud Shanghai, Hongkong.(Rugby Radio Service.) - 59 words
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Article593 1926-09-03 9 Sir Austen Chamberlain’s Hint To Laggard States. SPAIN NOT REPRESENTED. AMERICA AN THE WuKLD COURT. Geneva, September 2. The forty-first session of the League of Nations Council opened to day. Soain was nor represented- Toe report of the Council Reorganisation Committee will not be ready until the end593 words
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Article83 1926-09-03 9 Land Laws Controversy. CALLE’S MESSAGE TO CONGRESS. Mexico Citv, September 2. In a message to the new Congress, Presi<lent Calles alluded to the land and petroleum laws controversy with the United States and said if the Government finds that the application of the laws doei not conform to the83 words
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Article27 1926-09-03 9 AUSTRALIANS v. ENGLAND XI. London, September 2. At Folkestone owing to rain, only twenty minutes’ plav was possible. The England XI. made 57 for 1 wicket.27 words
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Article19 1926-09-03 9 London, September 2. In an English League (Second Division) fixture, Clapton Orient drew with Bradford City I—l.19 words
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Article27 1926-09-03 9 NATIONAL SEMI-FINALS. Brooklyn, September 2. Tn the finals of the National Doubles Championship, Tilden and Chapin b°at Johnston and Chandler 6-3 0-6 2—6 6-3 6-4.27 words
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Article14 1926-09-03 9 Chicago, September 3. Tn the National Chess Tournament Frank Marshall retained his title.14 words
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Article41 1926-09-03 9 London, September 2. The following entrants are left in the St. Leger Booklet, Hercules. Lex, Steel Point, Hilika, Comedy King, Wangratta, Caissot, Piazetta, Norman Duke, Glen Albyn, Louvale, Masked Ruler, Little Jack 11, Darial, Southbourne, Foliation and Coronach.41 words
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Article95 1926-09-03 9 SWIMMING CLUB CARNIVAL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, September 3. At the Swimming Club Carnival, A. P. Goldman won the Governor’s Cup in the 90 yards race by a touch from R. F. W. Leonard. Tenrice was a good third. Miss L. Salmond was first and Miss P.95 words
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Article108 1926-09-03 9 AN ORGANISED HUNT. Parit Buntar, September 2. Since the tragic death of Malim Besar there has been a crocodile hunt near the scene of the tragedy, and so far three, measuring about 7 ft each, have been baited—one by a pawang from Kedah and two by108 words
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Article52 1926-09-03 9 Amount previously acknowledged $665 Mr. Khoo Sian Ewe 20 Chew Seah Seng 10 R. Manaeseh 25 $720 The sum of $720 equivalent to G. 1006.20 has been remitted to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Padang. Khoo Sian Ewe, Hon. Treasurer, Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Penang,52 words
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Advertisement44 1926-09-03 9 |-se». ynwJM nW nwr. *****1X1 iffliMM»■ Ml I o IMMEDIATE DELIVERY MODEL 503 (BABY) FIAT I The small car with a GREAT j I Reputation. j j. Distributors f(-r Penang, P. W, Kedah, South Siam and Perak: GROSVENOR MOTORS, Penang Ipoh. 5 L— M/--®44 words
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Advertisement212 1926-09-03 9 I SMART AND UP-TO-DATE J I TIES; HANDKERCHIEFS J < A NEW SELECTION OF O. E. Ties, Bow Ties and g Handkerchiefs, IN ALL THK LITEST DESIGNS AND COLOURINGS. J y U. Ties from $l-50 'v a fwk Bow Ties from 95 cts. J Handkerchiefs from $2.00. T Osa Fancy212 words
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Article1191 1926-09-03 10 A. G. GARDINER - BY A. G. GARDINER. The unequal distribution of wealth is a fruitful theme for Socialist agitators but there are millionaires. Here is a concrete proposal for eliminating that useless drond who inherits millions for which he I did not work. I It was said long ago that1,191 words
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Article307 1926-09-03 10 SCHOOLMASTERS AND THE BEST DIETWhile admitting the value of the recent experiments made with the object o" finding the best diet for schoolboys many schoolmasters to-day are apparently satisfied w‘ "<h the old-fashioned idea of “giv.ng boys plenty of good wholesome food.” This was the iirpress'on gathered307 words
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Article171 1926-09-03 10 THREE BUILDINGS RAZED. A fire causing damage to the extent of STO,OCO occurred recently cn Cromlix Rubber estate situated at the Cl mile, Puchong-road, when a smoke-house and two rubber stores were burnt to the ground, says the “Malay Mail.” The Kuala Lumpur Fire Brigade171 words
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Article87 1926-09-03 10 TO-DAY’S DEPARTURES. Hong Hwa for Rangoon. Kopah for Relawan (Deli). Ekma for Rangoon and Calcutta. The following whips are in coinninnicaßon with the Wireless Stations at PENANG.—Akita Marn, Asia M. 8.. Bandoeng, Dartagnan, Fulda M. S., Hamburg. Hangsang, Honolulu Marn* Tala de Panay, Kamakura Marn, Pembrokeshire, Perlak, Petricola87 words
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Article436 1926-09-03 10 CLOSE‘DAILY (except Sunday). BT TRAIN. Federaieu Malay States, Malacca, Johore and Singapore. Registration and Parcel Post, except where otherwise stated, close half-an-honr earlier than the Ordinary mail. Resumption of Night Mail Service. The following additional mails will he closed daily (Sunday excepted) at 6 p.m. Parit Buntar, Taipine,436 words
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Article95 1926-09-03 10 September 11, 12 and 13—Annual Teevali Tennis Tournament Kampong Kuantan Club, Kuala Selangor. September 9. Penang Hockey League P. S. A. A v. P. F. S. Penang Free School ground. September IB. —P. C. C. v. P. S„ Esplanade. October 23—Hockey Match, Penang v. Perak at Ipoh, November95 words
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Advertisement394 1926-09-03 10 RIVALS THE BEAUTY OF THE SCARLET TANA G B B Parker Doroid’s Point SI StiSS slSg After 3 "Years Writing English and Chinese U No Style of Writing Can Distort It—Guaranteed, /7/F 818 if not misused, for 25 Years 9 WEAR! B/kgU WHAT other fountain pen could one lend B394 words
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Advertisement40 1926-09-03 10 To build up strength in a trying climate take Halls Wie THE SUPREME TONIC Fromfirst-cla*» Chemists and Wine Merchants, or from the Agents: AFRICAN AND EASTERN TRADE CORPORATION. I.TD.. Singapore. Sols Proprietors Stiphkn Smith Co.. Ltd., Bow. London, England. 16240 words
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Article591 1926-09-03 11 Singapore, September 1. Dr ting the past seven days reviewed in 1’ s ieport, markets have been fairly acti and a moderate volume of business put through. R her has remained steady round 1/7: :nd more interest is displayed in this 'ection. M ntakabs improved591 words
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Article124 1926-09-03 11 PENANG SEPTEMBER 3, 1926. (By Courtesy Of The Chartered Bank.) Demand Bank 2/3 13/16 4 months’sight Bank 2/4 7/32 3 Credit 2/4 17/32 *3 Documentary 2/4 9/16 Calcutta Demand Bank Rs 153,11 H 3 day's sight Private ***** Bombay Demand Bank ***** g Madras Demand Bank 1531 P days’124 words
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Article562 1926-09-03 11 The pric3 of tin has registered a, further appreciation of £3 per ton during th© week, but the share market has been distinctly erratic and quotations generally shew a small decline, particularly in Sterlings, owing possibly to the heavy arrival of scrip from London and Australia- Rubber562 words
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Article256 1926-09-03 11 CLAIMS TO FORETELL THE FUTURE. A Preacher Visitor. Believing that he is the chosen instrument of God for conveying warning of disasters to come, the Rev. Francis James Highett has arrived in HongkongMr. Highett, who claims to have foretold many events of world-wide import nrior to their happening256 words
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Article320 1926-09-03 11 The following were the latest quotations in Messrs. Kennedy and Co.'s share list at 11 a.m. to-day Yesterday. To-day. P E E Shares. t A X a ca onsc. Sc. c. c. Rubber (Dollar). Batu L. 1.50 1-55 152} 1.57* Broca 1.60 1.65 1.621 19’7} Bukit.T. 1071320 words
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Article106 1926-09-03 11 The following are the changes in the report of THE MALAYA COMPANY, LIMITED for to-day Rubber Shares Buyers Sellers Batu Lintangs $1.50 $1.55 B. Jelotongs 1.12} 1.17} New Scudais 2.87} 2.97} Perak River 2.65 2.80 Temerlohs 1.50 1.55 cum Ulu Benuts .72 .74 ex Tin Mining Shares106 words
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Article79 1926-09-03 11 The following were our opening quotations for to-day Rubbers. Buyers. Fellers. Allenbvs 3.20 3.30 B. Katils 1.20 $1.25 Colinsburgh 4.10 430 M. Pindas 2.80 2.90 Semanggols 2.20 2.30 U. Benuts .71 .73 Tins. B. Padangs .82| .85 Johans .43 .46 Kamuntings 77/- 78/6 K. L. Tins 37/379 words
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Article125 1926-09-03 11 The Singap re Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, held its 775th. auction on Wednesday when there were Catalogued 1.516,842 lbs.; 677.15 tons. Offered 1,012,894 lbs 452.18 tons. Sold 847,606 lbs.; 378.39 tons. Spot. London Is. New York 40} cents. Prices Realized. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cents Per Lb.125 words
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Article188 1926-09-03 11 The report of the directors of the above company to be presented at the annual general meeting to be held on September 15, states The net profit for the year after deducting Directors’ fees Depreciation on buildings etc. amounted to $68,728.68 Balance brought forward from last year188 words
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Article252 1926-09-03 11 The output of Tai ping Tin Dredging Co. Ltd. (2 dredges) for the month of August was piculs 522, hours 893, yards 110,000. The (No. 2 Dredge lost 18 days putting in new ladder and cantilever, strengthening fore-head gantry and altering position of winches). The output of North252 words
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Article214 1926-09-03 11 PENANG, SEPTEMBER 3, 1926. Benares Opium p. «host $5,000.00 nom. Cloves 100.00 Gold leaf 72.00 sellers Mace Picking» 160.00 sellers Nutmegs 80s 100.00 nom. 110 w 95.00 Ooconuts per 1,000 50.00 nom Copra Sundried $11.75 saks Rattans 11.15 sales Rattans Coarse 10.50 Green Snail Shells 13.00 Siam Rice214 words
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Advertisement518 1926-09-03 11 New Advertisements. NoncEs. POSITION WANTED.”" IF IT S YOUR EYES Which are giving your headeaches, “Tin-Miner” seeks employment, ,ears weariness, trembling and other wide-experience in running and erecting troubles. Now is the opportunity to mining machinery. Open to any em- advice. ployment. Good references. Please Consultations daily at the E.518 words
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Article1453 1926-09-03 12 “China Weekly Review.” V HAT WOULD TRIE POWERS. ACCOMPLISH. Another World War. At least thiee recent books written by foreigners dealing v.ith the China situation have advocated intervention in one form or another as a solution for the China puzzle. One writer backed his argument by proving,“China Weekly Review.” - 1,453 words
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Article205 1926-09-03 12 Ng Tng, a former partner in a partnership which carried on a fruit business, was plaintiff before' the Chief Justice, Sir William Murison on Tuesday morning. He brought an action against one of his fermer partners claiming an account. The defence was that the partnership had been205 words
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Advertisement317 1926-09-03 12 That early morning draught of O.K. f 1 Kutnow’s Powder lays the found* J ations of vigorous health in a pleasant and easy manner. By keeping the blood pure, it expels Uric Acid and combats the excruciating pains of Gout, Rheumatism, OftWDER Lumbago and similar ailments. For banishing liver and317 words
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Miscellaneous486 1926-09-03 12 THE MOST NOTEWORTHY FILM OF ALL TIME AT THE United Cinema, empire theatre. Thursday, 2nd September, 1926. For Four Nights -Only. British Film Productions have the Honour to Present Under the distinguished Patronage of The Hon’ble Mr. R. Scott, Resident Councillor, Penang. The Hon’ble Mr. Justice A. V. Brown, Senior486 words
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Article1537 1926-09-03 13 BY RABBI ISRAEL J. MATTUCK, A.M., D.H.L. In this democratic age freedom of thought is insisted upon. Many rules governing the conduct oj life are now considered old fashioned. But certain basic principles must still be accepted in any law abiding community. The Bible is not1,537 words
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Article183 1926-09-03 13 LIEUTENANT PRINCE HENRY.” So hot was the sunshine at the Aidershot Command annual small arms meeting that the committee announced that in the contest for the Evelyn Wood Cup the competitors —who had 11 miles to march in battle order before firing—might dispense witli shrapnel helmets. The183 words
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Advertisement141 1926-09-03 13 BSA MOTOR BICYCLES The world-wide popularity and consistent reliability of B.S.A. Motor Bicycles are the result of the careful attention paid to every detail of manufacture. Remember there is a 70 years’ reputation for reliability behind B.S.A. Motor Bicycles and make your next mount a B.S.A. |T I I ’if141 words
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Article1113 1926-09-03 14 THE GATEWAY OF THE ORIENT. (From a Times Coirespondent.) It is a relief to turn from the complexities of Polish politics to the more attractive theme of Polish daily life in the cities, though even here the contrasts that present themselves call up the underlying political causes.1,113 words
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Article359 1926-09-03 14 IN SHOP WRANGLES. ‘’Women do not like to have a dispute or a row with a tradesman—they prefer if they have a complaint, to tell their husbands or brother to see the tradesman on the spot.” This dictum by Mr. Just ce McCardie, the bachelor judge, has aroused359 words
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Article302 1926-09-03 14 TREASURY THREAT TO SEIZE THEM. Harviajj wado him bankrupt because he refused to hold himself responsible for an error of the Pay Department and to refund money (about £190) overpaid him during the war, the Treasury is now threatening to seize a valuable collection of antiques belonging302 words
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Article617 1926-09-03 15 CHOWRABTA MARKET. Penang, September 3, 1926. ote Government Mutton— Mutton Indian per lb 55 Mutton— > Head, sheep or goat M each 1.00 Liver with heart <Jfr Inng do 1.30 Tripe M do 1.00 Goat or Sheep per lb 55 Sweet Bread pair 30 Leg of Mnttoa lb617 words
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Advertisement684 1926-09-03 15 < BANKS CHARTERED DANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (ln<orj>ornt»3 in England by Royal Charter 1853.) Paid ’»p Capital £3,000,80» Safer’'-a Fund £4,000,00» IK»». <• Liability of Proprietor» £3,000,88» Read Office i M. BIRnOPSOATE, LONDON, B.C. Agencies and Branches. Ain- Star, Amritsar, Bangkok, Batavia. Pom y -y, Calcutta, Canton, Cawnpore,684 words
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Advertisement476 1926-09-03 15 Assets over $6,500,000. S. C. Assurance in force over $22,009,00(1. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. j (Incorporated in Straits Settlement HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 32, Oid Jewry, E. C, The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British476 words
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Advertisement1258 1926-09-03 16 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE. INTENDED SAILINGS FROM PENANG- ||9l L MH ■k 1 S yftjffijg WEEKLY SERVICE. LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. gHg |L MHkI 00% S Bk n NEL EU*? Sept. 3 London, Rotterdam and Hamburg. IH EMk QwS wfli 18l 1 TEIRESIAS Sept. 9 L»n lon, Rotterdam and Hamburg.1,258 words
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