Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 4 September 1926
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Title Section20 1926-09-04 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 202. VOL. LXXXIV. SATURDAY, 4th '’’PTEMBER, 1926, PRICE 15 CENTS.20 words
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Advertisement581 1926-09-04 1 NIKKO Photographic Studio Every Possible Assistance and advice given to amateurs. No. 7, Northam Road, Penang. TEL. 579. 1 1' if s I 11 1 > Don’t Guess when Buying Silk, Etc., jf 3 vSIIdIdSFS 1 S if it dosn’t wear well, you have j 3 f wasted the money581 words
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Advertisement16 1926-09-04 1 T. NAGATA BROTHERS DENTISTS. Head Office: Next to the spensary I Branch Office 52 Leith Street16 words
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Article552 1926-09-04 2 benefits cf short hair and SHORT FROCKS. Doctors’ Report. That modern fash ions have made women hca'dl icr is asserted by Dr. F- N. K. Menzies, Medical Officer to the L.C. C., in his first annual report on London's healthThis report, was prepared by Dr. Menzies in552 words
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Article132 1926-09-04 2 MR. CHURCHILL’S BILL TO PREVENT TAX EVASION. The text of Mr. Churchill's Bill to prevent evasion oif th>e Bets Tax has been issued. It provides for the imposition of CIP,O penalty for each offence; under the following clause: ‘‘lt shall not. be lawful for any person in Gre132 words
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Advertisement1222 1926-09-04 2 M- TO LET. S<SBk No Gotllieb Road fn|ly (nrnislied iS ;g|B>| CERTIFIED MASSEUR Bungalow from Ist (c I t ciilaru apply to E. Roimanu, c/o Katz > f v -''■•x Brothers, Limited. Mr. and Mrs. K. Kusaka 11,,1J 4 J 'A'/' and Miss Fuziko, NOTICES. kTy rRAD£ t ;’4^* AW1,222 words
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Advertisement70 1926-09-04 2 Children Like Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. For “black and blue’’ bruises, sprains of wrists and ankles, strains of cord s and muscles, stubbed toes, cats, burns and other mishaps of cl ildhood, Chamberlain’s Pain Balm always gives relief. Does just as much for older people too. Eases their rheumatic pains, backaches70 words
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Advertisement308 1926-09-04 2 j VAN-ESS I HAIR TONIC j The Most Wonderful Hair Tonic In The World. Positively Forces Hair To Grow. SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED I I “THE GEORGETOWN” Just spend one minute each day on Massaging the Scalp with ra VAN ESS.” Within two weeks 0 your hair will cease falling m308 words
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Article1120 1926-09-04 3 WHO’S WHO IN THE RED SANG, The latest Contest for nowor among the Bolshevist leaders in Soviet Russia is merely a continuation of a struggle that began with the death of Lenin. Party discipline, insisted upon by the rules and enforced by heavy penalties, to1,120 words
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Article147 1926-09-04 3 INDIAN KILLS MAN AND IS AQUITTED. The Lahore High Court has ad milted the appeal of a villager of the Gujerat district who had been sentenced to transportation for life for the murder of a fellow-vill-ager. The appellant’s wife had had three children who died in infancy,147 words
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Article106 1926-09-04 3 Although the new giant Hercules expresses of Imperial Airways will not be operating the Egypt-India aeroplane route until January, officers in India who are due home for leave early in 1927 are already asking that seats should be reserved for them provisionally on aerial journeys both ways106 words
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Article82 1926-09-04 3 Mr. Churchill, in a Parliamentary paper, states that the net war debt of Italy to Britain at the date of Funding was about £570,000,000, and the present value on a 5 per cent, basis of the payments to be,received under the Funding Agreement is about £76,000,000.82 words
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Advertisement465 1926-09-04 3 i— ——j I Qlandard HEAD RECEIVERS VALVE S (5 fl Ilk' inhOl j n x T WO components that will transform an indifferent wireless set into one pulsating with life, ready I r-■ i to bring in distant stations that had seemed impossible. Ask your dealer to show you the465 words
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Advertisement185 1926-09-04 3 WHAT DYSPEPTICS SHOULD EAT. The Medical View. Every doctor knows that about nine times out of ten stomach and digestive troubles are due to acidity and food fermentation; stomach sufferers should therefore, avoid eating foods liable to ferment and develop acid. Unfortunately, a rigid observance of this rule debars one185 words
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Advertisement275 1926-09-04 3 HEAT! E:M up your strength to resist it! I Don’t let the heat prostrate you! Take Q Wincarnis, the 40 years’ old tonic that 10,000 Doctors have recommended, j From the first glass you will feel your strength coming back, new life and I vigour returning to your limbs. For275 words
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Advertisement112 1926-09-04 4 I THE PERFECT I ANU-CORROSIVE PAINT I READY FOR USE SjßniiiiiisiiiMgJS llEmiiiiiiiifiMßiiafl II I II RGDFING PAINT I I g 4WT COSROSiVE DURABLE H g II jL_~Red '£_.J{ I |l BURRELLiOU» LONOOH- I j iass* I ONE GALLON COVERS AT LEAST 900 sq. feet FOR USE ON ALL EXPOSED IRONWORK.112 words
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Advertisement358 1926-09-04 4 A NEW REMEDY. London Hospital’s Results. WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. Doctor’s Discovery Revolutionises Treatment oi Anaemia, Malaria and Tropical Diseases. Readers who suffer from Anaemia, Neuras thenia, Malaria, physical, mental and nervous exhaustion, general emaciation, or one of the many maladies resulting from lack of rich red blood, will welcome the discovery358 words
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Miscellaneous530 1926-09-04 4 P. G.’ CROSS-WORDS PUZZLE COMPETITION. PUZZLE NO. 82. First Prize $5O. Second Prize $2O. Third Prize $l6. and Four Consolation Prizes of $5 Each. We publish beloiv our puzzle No. 82, entries tor which close at 11 a.m. on Saturday, September 11. ACROSS. DOWN1. Fenner German President. j 1- Run530 words
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Article1084 1926-09-04 5 A JULY DAY. (From a Correspondent J Th<se hot days have been perf'cHy hopeiess fishing weather. but thev wen gorgeous weather in which t<> g“ fishing. Between the fringe of alder bushes on either bank the river has lain more burnished than ever was burnished steel,1,084 words
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Article159 1926-09-04 5 TO-DAY’S DEPARTURES. (Malaya for Phuket (Tongkah), Renong and Kopah. j Menggala for Tanj >ng Poera, Pangkalan, I Brandan. Edi and Langsa. Nelens for Colombo, Suez, Marseilles, London, and Rotterdam. Tara for Port Swettenham and Singapore. Warora for Victoria Point, Mergui, Tavoy, Yeh and Moulmein. Bnlan for Bagan Datob,159 words
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Article443 1926-09-04 5 CLOSE*DAILY (except Sunday). BT TRAIN. Federaleu 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 be closed daily (Sunday excepted) at 6 p.m. Parit Buntar, Tai443 words
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Advertisement52 1926-09-04 5 PRITCHARD S CO., LTD., I Announce A SPECIAL Clearance Sale 5 OF THEIR Surplus Stock I S OF I Afternoon and? J Evening Frocks J 's* I and Hats; Woollen Frocks and Coats, i Underclothing, I etc., j I as from Friday I I September 3rd I I All at52 words
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Miscellaneous63 1926-09-04 5 Here’s your chance to see the Idolised screen star who died on the 24th August in New York. RUDOLPH VALENTINO IN “MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE” The picture selected by the late Queen Alexandra as the entertainment for her guests on the occasion of her 80th birthday at Sandringham. THEATRE ROYAL From Thursday63 words
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Article839 1926-09-04 6 SOCIAL PERSONAL. The Bishop of Singapore and Mrs. Ferguson-Davie are at present at Btikit Fraser. Mr. Baldwyn Lowick, of Messrs. Rennie and Lowick. Singapore, and Mrs. Lowick, have left for Home on holiday. Mr. V. G. Savi, Chief Police Officer, Perak, has returned to Ipoh from a tour of inspection839 words
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Article164 1926-09-04 6 UNEMPLOYED LEADER REBUKED. At the Greenwich Board of Guardians’ meeting, Mr. J. Brown, the local organiser of the unemployed, returned a coat and vest given by a relief committee which he said he could not accept. In a letter to the chairman he said he*refused to wear them164 words
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Article54 1926-09-04 6 Dealings commenced in mail week in the recently issued Perak River HydroEkctric Power debentures. After opening at 4[> discount on issue price of 96 per cent. the price steadily receded to 5] discount? Underwriters of the debentures had to take up no less than 78 pt r54 words
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51 1926-09-04 6 Messrs. Paterson, Simons Co., Ltd. Penang, inform us that they have received a cable from the Secretaries of the above Company, informing them that an Interim Dividend of 15 per cent for the year ending 31st March, 1927, has been declared, payable on the 6th51 words
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Article30 1926-09-04 6 —Exchange. Berlin.—A servant girl residing in the village of Billinghausen, in the Free State of Lippe has won half a million marks—£2s,oo0 —in the Brunswick State lottery.—Exchange.—Exchange. - 30 words
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Article87 1926-09-04 6 About eleven o’clock on Wednesday night the officers on board the Ban Whatt Hin, lying in the inner harbour, saw a monkey swimming in the water. The animal swam to the ship’s gangway, and proved to be a full-grown berok —the species used by the Malays87 words
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Article78 1926-09-04 6 Asked by Mr. Ammon what ranks of the Royal Navy are allowed to contribute, directly or indirectly, to the Press or Journals; and what is the reason for the exception in their favour, Mr. Bridgeman replied: All active service officers and men are forbidden to publish any78 words
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Article43 1926-09-04 6 FATHER’S COMPLAINT OF HIS SON. A man named Jones, in the course of an explanation to the Lambeth magistrate why he got drunk, said: “I have a son of 19 who is 100 lazy to shiver v. hen cold.43 words
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Article917 1926-09-04 6 Eminently Successful Function. GOLDMAN WINS GOVERNOR’S CUP. Uncus’t m ‘<l g.i-uy animated the Sin-gapo.-e S.vimmiog Club yesterday afternoon ami evening and, despite a brief but untimely storm which interrupted the inter-sting pro 4 rain me of aquatic events, nave to this almost exclusively masculine resort a very917 words
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Article327 1926-09-04 6 [To tbe Editor of the “Pinang Gazette.”] Sj r I make no apology for reverting to the bousing difficulties as the matter is sufficiently serious to demand attention. With a merciless landlord whose s »le object is to ob’ain a quick return on his investments, the lot327 words
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Article194 1926-09-04 6 The Currency Commissioners’ Abstract as at August 3, 1926, is as follows (cents omitted) 8 c. Whole amount of Currency Notes in Circulation on August 3. 1926 163,362,663 Average amount of Currency Notes in Circulation during the month of July, 1926 163,387,076 (a) Currency Guarantee Fund Liquid194 words
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Article1024 1926-09-04 6 EDITOR AS WITNESS. In tbe Chinese widow’s case, heard before the a.cting Chief Justice in the Supreme Court, Kuala Lumpur, in which Chian Eng a Chinese woman, applies for an older of the court that she is the lawful widow of her deceased husband, a Kuantan C1,024 words
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Article341 1926-09-04 6 PRISONER’S PROTEST TO A STATION CROWD. Shoreham, July 23 Holiday-makers waiting Gu the crowded platform of the station here this afternoon were startled by a sensational protest mad© by a prisoner in charge of two policemen. The prisoner, a tall man with a slight341 words
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Article141 1926-09-04 6 Dick Norton and his “Globe Trotters”, who open their Penang Season at the Town Hall on the 7th in st., have an artist who has created a furore throughout Java with his remarkable playing on the Balalikia, the national instrument of Russia. Although his instrument, which is141 words
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Advertisement54 1926-09-04 6 Everybody Uses It. That’s on© great thing about Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy every user is a friend, and is glad to tell her neighbour all about it. It is certainly great for coughs and colds, for croup and any kind of cough that hits either the young or th© elderly people.54 words
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Advertisement82 1926-09-04 6 f 'C r ;tJ OUTSIDE AND INSIDE'. It is important to keep the outside your body clean. It is even more important to keep the inside clean and in regular working order. If constipation troubles you, use Pinkettes. They ar© laxative perPinketteS fecticn, keep the liver active, the skin clear82 words
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Article2147 1926-09-04 7 HIGHLAND LEGEND RETOLD. The Army on the March. I. i J\ Lt- ty Balfour sends the folk wing acio'int of ihe vision of an army on the ma h in Argyllshire seen by the father am gram'latlier <f Mr. Archibald Beil W. S. of Inverary, shortly after the2,147 words
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Advertisement79 1926-09-04 7 UARTIns APIOL STEEL M Sureandcertain for all Female complaints. Every lady should keep a box in the house. Chemists and Stores sell them'throughout the world. Proprietor: MARTIN, Cheuist, Southanptm, England. MORRIS GREAT PRICE REDUCTIONS AS FROM Ist SEPTEMBER, 1926. a //it 1 Morris Cowley 2 seater $1,740 Morris Oxford 279 words
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Advertisement266 1926-09-04 7 PILES CAN BE CORED. A Treatment That Is Different. If you are suffering the tortures cf Pile .--nd its kindred ailments, and have ttied exery known remedy without obtaining relief, we >sk you to give Dr. Van Vleck's Ae-orpriv. I Pile Plasma a trial. Its cu itr. hcai- action on266 words
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Article37 1926-09-04 8 Goddard-Jackson. —On July 27th, by license at St. Lukes Church, Torquay, Jack Goddard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goddard of Plymouth to Amy Nina Jackson, daughter of the kite George Maudslay Jackson of Clifton. Bristol.37 words
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Article309 1926-09-04 8 It is unfortunate that we should have to depend so much upon rumour for our news of Siam but as the Siamese themselves and the strangers within their gates have no other source of information than such as can be conveyed to them by a subsidised Press,309 words
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Article1528 1926-09-04 8 With memories of Victorian shortcomings, a good deal of erroneous information is disseminated about Balmoral Castle, to which the King and Queen will go very soon. Balmoral is by no meins the comfortless place it was when King Edward vowed that you could catch a different kind1,528 words
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Article152 1926-09-04 8 JUDGESHIP CONFIRMED. We are definitely informed that Mr. W. H. Thorne will leave Penang on November 30 to take his seat on the Supreme Court Bench. It has not yet been decided whether he will be appointe 1 to the Straits or the F.M.S. judirAry but rumour152 words
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Article32 1926-09-04 8 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE) S. R. Sheet 664 ds per pound per pl. $B9 No. 1 Crepe 664 cts per pound per pl. $B9 Quiet. (By Courtesy of Messrs. Allen Dennys.)32 words
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Article116 1926-09-04 8 The output of Rahman Hydraulic Tin, Limited, during the month of August was 500 piculs. The output of Kuala Lumpur Tin, Xo Liability, for the month of August was hours run 582, yardage 71.000 Tin Ore Won (pels) 513. The output of Malayan Tin Dredging Ltd., for the116 words
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Article102 1926-09-04 8 BOXING. (-From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, September 4. Pablo Dano retained the Orient Flyweight title by drawing with Wally after twelve rounds of the best and cleanest boxing seen for a long time. The boxers were very evenly matched, Alleged Theft From Little’s. The First Police Court resembled102 words
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Article27 1926-09-04 8 The following are the scratchings for the first day r Race 2: —Ilolderness. Race 3 —Ma Cherie. Race 6:—The Mahdi, Sweet Rivoli. Rajpe —Prince Cole-27 words
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Article29 1926-09-04 8 BOWLS TOURNAMENT. The result, of a bowls tournament tic plaved yesterday was Single Handicap:— —2 Dr. C. H. Hertz 1 eat 2V> 1». Houston 21 —13.29 words
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Advertisement177 1926-09-04 8 State Express methods of manufacture are the only suitable accompaniment to the unique 555 leaf <TATE ife E SS ft VIRGINIA CIGARETTES J YSy c A i* ST Z“ k tf F <2 *7 I j Jw s ARDATH TOBACCO CO. LiD., LONDON. —.7*a*a> tit--. JM FMKWH I ——"MKB——S— Watch177 words
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Advertisement66 1926-09-04 8 u Pageant of Empire Ball At the E. O. HOTEL Saturday 18th September, 9 30 p.m. to 2.00 a.m. Under the Distinguished Patronage of the Honourable the Resident Councillor, Penang. FANCY DRESS Prizes will be given for the best costumes In’aid of Service Charities. Tickets on’Sale at:—E. 0. BIOTEL, ROBINSON66 words
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Miscellaneous25 1926-09-04 8 TIDE TABLES. To-Day. High Waler. Low Water. 11.12 a.m. 5.19 a.m. 11.52 p.m. 5.58 p.m. T( Morrow. 11.42 a.m. 5.55 a.m. Midnight. 6.27 p m.25 words
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Article250 1926-09-04 9 Good Prospect of Renewed, Negotiations. GOVERNMENT’S CONDITIONS. MINISTERS READY FOR DEVELOPMENTS. (Rugby Radio Service.) London, September 3. The Miners’ Execntive, in consultation with Mr. Ramsay MacDonald and other members of the Parliamentary Labour Party, have spent most of the day in discussing and drafting proposals with a view(Rugby Radio Service.) - 250 words
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Article266 1926-09-04 9 —Reuter. STEEL MAGNATE’S PESSIMISM. Berlin, September 3. The general depression in the German industries, and their inability to meet their increasing demands for raw materials, unless there is considerable expansion for their export trade, was emphasised by Herr Duisberg, Chairman of the Association of German Industrialists and Chairman—Reuter. - 266 words
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Article58 1926-09-04 9 (Rugby Radio Service.) London, September 3. Paris, 165« New York, 4.85$ Brussels, 175« Geneva, Amsterdam. 12.11 Milan, 131$ Berlin, 20.39 Stockholm, Copenhagen, 18.27 i Oslo, 2 5 .14 s Vienna, Prague, 1631 Helsingfors. 1921 Madrid, Lisbon, 2H Rio, 7j% Buenos Aires, 45g Bombay, 1/6?!id Shanghai. 2/9-\d Hongkong, 2/2d(Rugby Radio Service.) - 58 words
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Article159 1926-09-04 9 Three Accidents at Sea. <>aE vessel sinking. (Rugby Radio Service.) London, September 3. Traffic in the Channel has been impeded by a heavy fog. Collisions occurred between the Japanese steamer Andes Maru and a small naval vessel, slight damage resulting, and the steamer Kurdistan and the French(Rugby Radio Service.) - 159 words
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Article170 1926-09-04 9 MARVELLOUS NEW WARNING DEVICE AT CALAIS. London, August IG. A new era in navigation is foreshadowed by the inauguration at Calais of a submarine “sound house” which, by, high frequency sound waves transmitted through the water, enables the captain to bring his ship to harbour securely170 words
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Article113 1926-09-04 9 T. U. C. PROTEST. London. September 3. The General Council of the T. U. C. privately discussed the Home Office’s refusal to grant visas to the Russian delegates to the Congress at Bournemouth next week. The Council drafted a resolution protesting against the Home Secretary’s interference with113 words
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Article40 1926-09-04 9 Berlin, September 3. A notice has been exhibited in the Munich Town Hall announcing the impending marriage of General von Ludendorff, who was divorced in July last, to a lady doctor, Mathilde von Kemnitz of Tutzing.—Reuter.40 words
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Article656 1926-09-04 9 Report Of Committee Adopted. SPANISH Ml MB! R PRIM NT. POLAND AND QUESTION OF RE-ELIGIBILITY. Geneva, September 3. The report of the Committee which is considering the composition of the Council of the League of Nations, was finally adopted at a sitting of the full Committee, including656 words
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Article201 1926-09-04 9 Rain Spoils Play. MANY DRAWN G\MES. London, September 3.’7 The following are the results of county matches commenced on September. 1 ««e-xw-MIDDLESEX’v. WORCESTER. At Lords.—The match was drawn. Middlesex made 278 for 9 wickets. Owing to rain, there was no play <>n the second and third days. Lte201 words
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Article231 1926-09-04 9 W. L. Pts. No. P W L Ist Ist Poss Obt Res Per In In Lancs (3) 32 17 2 6 3 *****6 4 75.71 Yorks (1) 31 14 0 10 4 *****13 7428 Kent (5) 28 15 2 3 8 140 ***** 71 Notts (4) 30231 words
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Article50 1926-09-04 9 London, September 3. The following are the St. Leger probables Booklet (R. Jones) Caissot (T. Weston). Comedy King (C. Elliot). Coronach (Childs). Foliation (Brennan); Glen Aibyn (Jameson). Hercules (Dines). Hilika (Smirke). Lex (Beary). Masked Ruler (E. Sling). Norman Duke (Lane). Southbourne (Dempsey). Steel Point (Peiryman). Wangratta —Reuter.50 words
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Article116 1926-09-04 9 Port Darwin, September 4. Mr. Alan Cobham has left Australia for England-—Reuter. Due at Singapore on Monday. Information has been received that Mr. Alan Cobham is expected to arrive at Singapore about 2 p.m. on Monday, September 6, on his homeward flight and will probably continue his flight116 words
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Article59 1926-09-04 9 —Reuter. Washington, September 3. Keen official interest is being taken in every utterance in" the discussions at Geneva in connection with the United States reservations, which she insists upon before joining the World court. It is noteworthy that two Senators who voted in favour of joining, announced that—Reuter. - 59 words
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Advertisement23 1926-09-04 9 Hrefbam /r Extinguishes any kind of R ISA ikS? 3 Fire, Rubber, Petrol, Wood, Electrical, etc. j DUREGE AND THOMAS, LTD., PENANG, agents.23 words
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Advertisement190 1926-09-04 9 S%O%*%***»%«**%««*»%4**** T J SMART AND UP-TO-DATE J TIES HANDKERCHIEFS FOR MEN. 5 I A NEW SELECTION OF O. E. Ties, Bow Ties and g 4 f Handkerchiefs, J i IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS AND J 4 Kx/lj COLOURINGS. J J Y O. E. Ties from $l-50 4 'A j190 words
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Article927 1926-09-04 10 It i' s time some of us did. The “Don’ts” for American tourists published recently by the “New York World’’ might he taken, to heart by Britons, not only ibr ad, as several journals have pointed out, but at' home. Since coming back i from six927 words
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Article616 1926-09-04 10 Messrs. Kennedy and Co., Penang, reported yesterday as follows The Share Market has shown a much brighter tone during the past week, especially in the Mining section, quotations in many instances showing substantial advances since our last report. The price of Tin has again improved to £292-5-0616 words
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Article138 1926-09-04 10 September 11, 12 and 13—Annua] Teevali Tennis Tournament Kampong Kuan tan Club, Kuala Selangor. September 9. Penang Hockey League P. S. A. A. v. P. F. S. Penang Free School ground. September 16. —P. C. C. v. P. S., Esplanade. 25—Rugby Match, Penang v. Negri Senibilan at Sereniban.138 words
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Advertisement43 1926-09-04 10 A THE HIGHT TITLE TO THE j SEA ■FRONTAGE SHORE > > w i: ,N I < Beach Street (WELD QUAY) < Interesting reprint of 52 pages dealing with the J historical and legal positions I PRICE $2.50 J i. s J The Pinang Gazette Press, Limited43 words
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Advertisement345 1926-09-04 10 I A FEW OF THE POPULAR NYAL REMEDIES. >«♦*< T Nyal’s Corn Cure promptly removes Corns, bunions and warts. Corns can be lifted out with the fingers after a few applications. Guaranteed to satisfy. Nyal’s Figsen— The Friendly Laxative—pleasant to take, v can be eaten like candy, contains no drastic345 words
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Miscellaneous481 1926-09-04 10 RUDOLPH VALENT/INO As the devil-may-care -his foremost triumph “MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE” A T Theatre Royal. From Thursday 2nd till Sunday sth September 1926. Matinee on Sunday at 2-30 p. m. First show starts at 7-45 p. m. Time: 5 Reels to the hour. 1. Laurette Taylor in ‘‘Happiness” 8 Parts SECOND481 words
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Miscellaneous68 1926-09-04 10 hikumkw niiiiiniiiiiimiiiii iiniiiiiiiiini'iitniiwiiii nirtiiimrniiraiiiiiiituiiiiiiiiiiiHiiipiinmiinii; s I TOWI-U HALL I I TWO NIGHTS ONLY 9-30 —Tues. WeJ. Sept. 7th 8th —9-30. DICK NORTON Presents the I New Globe Trotters i g i I IN w «bmm I NFW^ R ngs S 1 1 1 V T DANCES and j BURLESQUES CHANGE68 words
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Article274 1926-09-04 11 It is mest satisfactory to learn from Singapore, writes the Naval correspondent of the “China Express and Telegraph,’’ that the native labour—both Inv.iaris o.nd Cia’n se —engaged i i reclaiming the swamp land in the vicinity of the Singapore Base are enjoying good health despite the pessimistic274 words
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Article212 1926-09-04 11 RAILWAY CHANGE NOT FULL DE-NATIONALISATION. The decision to hand over to a commercial organisation the control of the Belgian State Railways, vhich have failed to pay their way under the State, is part of a great national economy plan n Belgium, designed to help in rehabilitating the franc.212 words
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Article223 1926-09-04 11 -AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT. He n. Airs. Scott t $25.60 Messrs- Adams <t Allan 25.00 Mrs. Stratton Ferrier 25.00 Mr. A. V. Brown 20.00 Mr. F. E. Dilley 20.00 Mr. G- A. Hereford 15.00 Mrs. Milles 15.00 Mr. E. V. Finch 10.60 Mrs. Naylor 10.00 “Liverett” 10.00 “Feudy” 10.00223 words
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Article175 1926-09-04 11 The folloichicj were the latest quo tatxons di Messrs. Kennedy and Co.'s share list at 11 a.m. to day Yesterday. To-day. u F E F Shares. c*> k» P oq W on sc. c. c. c. Rlinii g. Chenderiant? 24/9 25/6 25/- 25/6 Huey Yot Tin Ord.175 words
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Article73 1926-09-04 11 The following are our latest quotations :—7 Rubbers. Buyers. Sellers. A. Panas $12.75 $13.25 R. Lintangs 1.52| 1.57| Changkats 9.60 9.80 Katoyangs 2.35 2.45 Pa jams 13.50 14.00 Temerlohs 1.52| I.s7|cum Tins. Bangrins (New) 33/- 33/9 Ohenderiangs 25/3 26/Ritams 1.37| Jelantohs .62| .67| Klang Rivers 3.80 3.8573 words
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Article216 1926-09-04 11 PENANG, SEPTEMBER 4, 1926. nret* c. €5,000.00 non,. Oloxes 100.00 sellers Geld leaf 72.00 sellers Mac»- Ptclinnh 160.00 sellers Nutmegs 80s 100.00 nom. 110 a 95.00 Coconuts per 1,000 50.00 nom. Copra Sundried $11.75 sales Rattans 11.15 sales Rattans Coarse 10.50 Green Snail Shel G... 13.00 Siam Rice216 words
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Article466 1926-09-04 11 St. GEORGE THE MARTYR. (Church of England.) 14tli Sunday after Trinity. 7.45 Litany, 8 a-m. Matins. Hymn 156, 8.30 Holy Communion, Hymn 209, 9.15 Holy Communion (Tamil) 10.30 Matins (Chinese). 6 p.m. Evensong, Hymn ‘282 Ps LXXIII. 170. Ps LXXVI. 174, ‘.Magnificat 56, Nunc Dimittis 70, Hymns 307,466 words
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Article125 1926-09-04 11 PENANG SEPTEMBER 4, 1926. (By Courtesy Of The Chartered Bank.) London Demand Bank 2/3 13/16 4 months’sight Bana 2/4 7/32 6 Credit 2/4 17/32 «»3 Documentary 2/4 9/16 Cakutta Demand Bank Rs 154] M 3 day’s sight Private 156 i Bombay Demand Bank 154 g Madras Demand Bank 154125 words
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Article88 1926-09-04 11 E. O. ORCHESTRA. The following is the programme to be played at the E. und O. Hotel to-morrow at 9-30 p m. 1. Overture Orpheus Offenbach 2. Kinderscenen Schumann a. Traumerei, b. Schlummerlied 3. Suite Pasturalc Ansell a. When the Hawthorne Blooms b. Autumn Moon c Holly and Mistletoe 4.88 words
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Article1239 1926-09-04 11 KENNEDY CO'S SHARE LIST. NAMES. 5 S SJ so RPEHEE [Dolik... y p S (5 I S c Densv Rubber Oo 3 jo 3 3Qj Vr>r nK'kh Robber Ertute 2 80 3 00 Ffltste* 4 f-0 4 75 4y*r Fitnra Planting 4 5' 5 GO Ayer Raring Rubber i (151,239 words
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Advertisement1112 1926-09-04 11 New Advertisements. ,F n s you< eyes! Which are giving your headeaches POSITION WANTFD. leHrs weariness, trembling and other troubles. Now is the opportunity to seek advice. ‘“Tin-Minef” seeks employment, Consultations daily at the E. &0. vi< e-experience in i unning and erecting Hotel Annexe Room 78. 830 a.m. to1,112 words
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Advertisement50 1926-09-04 11 Chamberlain’s Pain Balm Eases Pain. Rub Chamberlain’s Pain Balm on the painful spots. It is penetrating, starts up the circulation which carries away the congestion and pressure that causes the pain. That is how it helps rheumatic pains, lumbago, backache, neuralgia, swollen, aching joints and muscles. Sold nnd recommended everywhere.50 words
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Article1059 1926-09-04 12 A HAPPY STREAM. An Englishman. especially if he is an angler, need uni feel ashamed if he finds himself geographic.illy lost among the Slovakias, Slovenias, and Slavonias of Central Europe, but he is certain to be in good company. Good fishing grows scarcer every day, says The1,059 words
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Article782 1926-09-04 12 Whoever now takes what the old essayists used to call a daily walk of obsei vation can scarcely fail to remark i that a great change, long desired by some and long scouted as impossible by others, has indeed visited the world of fashion says the Times.782 words
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Advertisement427 1926-09-04 12 ?’k /OEg&T/' Jihdß JE I W^ r "The Major.” Fivs Points. The Army f’’ib Only the finest and purest American leaf without the admixture of any other growths, is used. The Parer. Pure Ribbed Watermarked Paper the finest obtainable. free from Printers’ Inks and Bronze Powder, the most Hygienic principle427 words
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Advertisement346 1926-09-04 12 To Quickly Get Rid of BAO IC AO H E You naturally wish to get rid of your Backache as quickly as pos I but you also want lasting benefit, and that is why you should choose De W t’’ Pills in preference to any other remedy. lta i De346 words
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Article630 1926-09-04 13 PREFERENCES, O'F BOYS AND GIRLS. We cannot take too seriously the answers of boys and girls to the various questionnaires put to them by their masters and pastors with a view to “vetting” them morally and intellectually, says the “Evening Standard.’’ Youth is above all, imitative, and630 words
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Article132 1926-09-04 13 A CALLING THAT WILL BRING OUT YOUR MANHOOD The Duke of York presented the prizes to the cadets on the Worcester off Greenhithe. He said it was very satisfactory that many of the boys trained in that ship, with its old traditions, were officers in132 words
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Advertisement569 1926-09-04 13 JIIIJij r. ill f Wlj//Lj//jl ,i WWI 1 hl. i r i J Hili, i i I u q iji; ft h iiii'ijl J' j F ZSiZ :I ft jfa O S jll4fis w® s"®' 5 "®'A 1 wstA&lect emHII X. If the cost of neglected ill-health could be demonstrated569 words
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Advertisement49 1926-09-04 13 Helps Children Over Hot Weather. Summer complaint makes little headway with children whose careful mothers use hamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for stomach and bowel complaint, severe and sudden intestinal cramps and weakening diarrhoea. Given in a litt’e sweetened water it i s easy to take. For sale everywhere.49 words
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Advertisement324 1926-09-04 13 'X z AwX 1 x 'za 7 Royal Royal A&totniok-m Y •o Ar Caur< m Uw Cm» I Italy t ef S»a<a u Your Baby will be sturdy and happy —aturdy, il hit food contains all the Your Baby needs Glaxo to make nourishing elements of the purest him as324 words
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Article601 1926-09-04 14 As August approaches, the aspect and maimers of the Loudon s.«arrow present, says The Times, in my fresh points of in<terest to the observant eye. Its flocks, replenished by the breeding season, often contain specimens freakishly marked with white plumage which are seldom seen after mid-autumn, or before601 words
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Article193 1926-09-04 14 VISCOUNT CHETWYND’S WAR STORY. Speaking at Sevenoaks School prize day, Viscount Chetwynd told a story of an incident at one of the largest shell factor.e.s in England during the warOne night, he said, two Zeppelins searched overhead for the'< factory for several hours and dropped193 words
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Article717 1926-09-04 14 The sea is rolling away in front of the window at which I indite this epistle, and everything is as fresh and glorious as fine weather and a splendid coast can make it... --Come to the bower which is shaded for you in the one-piir front, where no717 words
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Article166 1926-09-04 14 GIANT AIR EXPRESS’S 130 MILES AN HOUR Carrying 20 passengers, in addition to the pilot and engineer, the new giant “Argosy” express, of Imperial Airways, on its first trip to Paris flew' the 225 miles from Croydon, to Le Bourget in 105 min., averaging a speed166 words
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Advertisement361 1926-09-04 14 r I o WUo h Bl H Pa Wk a WL *4Mji/T Mt Inml 0 a fw £z/ TH E real peril in cuts and other |k injuries is that it is so easy for the broken tissues to become k germ-infected. Prompt applica- /77 tion of Zam-Buk takes away361 words
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Advertisement43 1926-09-04 14 Pain in the Stomach. It is most annoying, as well a s disagreeable to be troubled with pains in the stomach, and there is no need of it, for one dose of Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy will allay the pain. Sold everywhere.43 words
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Advertisement314 1926-09-04 14 ill Q.uesti«m \j k tasteless and stale by inferior packing. I|||| g It is essential—particularly in hot I t 1 l climates —that every particle of air is 1 Ii 11 11 B excluded from the tin in which the .t 1 h cigarettes are packed. By asking for If314 words
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Article620 1926-09-04 15 CHOWRASTA MARKET. Penang. September 4. 1926. O3< Government Mutton— Mutton Indian per lb 55 Mutton— Read, sheep or goat m. each 1.00 Liver with heart <£ hing do 1.30 Tripe do 100 Goat or Sheep per lb 55 Sweet Bread pair 3« Leg of Mutton lb 55 Lamb620 words
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Advertisement944 1926-09-04 15 The Machine which printed the Daily THL MERCANTILE BANK OF (1 Newspapers in Great Britain during <*>•«•» «•<*>•*• t k_ Rpcpn* l Strike la.» O-l < «piral I.SW.W ILL IXt-CClll. If*a Ki p l»050,U0t J Bund and Undivided Profits 1,512.884 Hoard of Directors. J. vt. Ryrie, Esq., (Chairman), 11. Melvil)944 words
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Advertisement265 1926-09-04 15 37... SERVICE the k. P. M. Regular Monthly Sailings from Singapore to Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne direct by the up-to-date passenger steamers “Houtman” and “Tasman.” Fitted with wireless, a Laundry, Barbershop, Spacious Swimming bath and ship’s band The Restaurants aboard the s. s. Houtman and Tasman supply British Food. Passengers265 words
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Advertisement1235 1926-09-04 16 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE. INTENDED SAILINGS FROM PENANG- k $»0 fM I Elilß WEEKLY ®ERV»CE. LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. |L '1 «s|i| |||Og ®gk TEIRESTAS Sept. 9 London. Rotterdam and Hamburg. ME| SlKiB n j|k B SARPEDON Sept. 15 Marseilles, London, Rotterdam and Glasgow. j JASON Sept. 23 London, Rotterdam1,235 words
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Advertisement611 1926-09-04 16 P. 0.-BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Companies Incorporated tn England.j MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES rriVINRULAR AN» ORIENTAL N. C«. (Under Contract with His Majesty’s Government.} P. a O. SAILINGS. LONDON—FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. Far Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Moji For Colombo. Adon, Port Said, Yokohama and Kobe. and London. Morea Sep. 9 Macedonia611 words
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