Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 9 December 1926
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section21 1926-12-09 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE (ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. .j 281. VOL. LXXXIV. i’ THURSDAY, 9th DECEMBER, 1926. PRICE 15 CENTS.21 words
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Advertisement542 1926-12-09 1 I Talk ,c Ik 1J vn OVERLAND J sv;.s ;übUiwn«i;»Gunnaaa«a«nnnnnnroß ‘TUBORG BEER» I I I a IS DAILY GROWING IN POPULARITY J fl| fcS =wn Y s JMk |r> Jm I Because it is one of the best beers B fH||| *ROĔT a CHANDON I S 5 EVER IMPORTED INTO542 words
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Advertisement9 1926-12-09 1 TOKISATSU, PHOTOGRAPHIC ART STUDIO ’Phone 772. 68, BISHOP STREET.9 words
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Article974 1926-12-09 2 THE FETISH OF JAMES FORT. This is the pleasantest time of year in Accra for Europeans, a time when Sir Hugh Clifford was wont to compare it with the Riviera says a Times correspondent. The breeze blows cool, and even chilly, across the great sea spaces974 words
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Advertisement1650 1926-12-09 2 POSITIONS VACANT,NOTICES. NOTICES. Thorough rxperioncwi Typiat and Government Notification. An Hostfil fOF Asiatic StildefltS. Filing Clerk required immediately. Write Box No. 410, c/o Pinang Gazette. Not’ce is hereby given that all out- Providing all Facilities for Board, Lodging, 2419 10-12 standing bills against the Government Study and Recreation. should be.presented1,650 words
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Advertisement688 1926-12-09 2 NOTICES. Rawang Tin Limited. ft k 1 MARY SMITH Notice is hereby given that a Dividend, H Anr (kl the fifth, of one shilling per share, has TA EVTriT been declared due to shareholders regis- Iv/ LA 1 END UVD d tered on the 16th day cf December, 1926 wtttt688 words
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Article1244 1926-12-09 3 LABOUR AND THE “OPEN SHOP.” Problem For Trade Unionists. It was not for nothing that the American Federatif n of Labour heid its annual convention in Detroit this year, ravs a Special Correspondent of “The Tinies.’’ The decision to meet in America’s “Motor City was part and parcel of1,244 words
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Article408 1926-12-09 3 I RELIC OF THE MIDDLE AGES. 1 There is a water mill at M oodbridge, in’Suffolk, which, the inhabitants claim, is the only one of its kind in the country. Although it is nine miles inland, it derives all its power from the tides. Twice during408 words
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Advertisement167 1926-12-09 3 J There are a wonderful Z number of good dishes I vA I to be ROt out of the I I Bo’Til bottle. For BovJI r adds beef and life to jg soujs, stews, sauces, fe gravies, hashes, pies, tlfe'v., §>i puddings, “casseroles,” I J I and every other kind167 words
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Advertisement321 1926-12-09 3 Quality i; I We are not content with the lowest degree of purity that will pass official tests and coni- S mercially recognised standards. Our aim is to* improve on existing standards and create one which will satisfy the most fastidious buyer. All preparations not made in our own laboratories321 words
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Article817 1926-12-09 4 THE LATE M. KRAS-SIN. Leonid Borisovitch Krassin, the Soviet Charge d’Affaires in London, whose death has just been announced, was born at Kourgansk, Eastern Siberia, in 1870. He was the son of a Russian police official. He took up the study of electrical engineering at the Technical817 words
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Article639 1926-12-09 4 C YI T al 2^-halioh s rich soil of t r don conti-nues to yie],i" CUy l/,p of the churches, says of "iUe” Thai > T! 'H lows l>„v s ha hPewd lo»s Barking, the ehcrch l, v i 41lk Hho crypt here was evet lh T«.„639 words
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Advertisement104 1926-12-09 4 an h LIFE and LAUGHTER, MUSIC and SONG, j j i\ .j will make this Christmas an enjoyable one. > llkt'-i'l'. is' buy A PLAYER PIANO FOR THE FAMTLY !j f‘?i You not know a note of music to be able J fc t 0 play thc Wii,iams Piano. im104 words
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Advertisement22 1926-12-09 4 uvd Cough*' Helps Those b r The dar to devek danger point a n j painful. whe</' It is berlain’s Cough he.’22 words
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Article715 1926-12-09 5 kE IN THE IXJRD 10 MAi-oirs SHOWA l s Show has always Us a d jei‘ th( progress of domes- i siratc** 1,1 1 i Recently we have seen the j o{ Imperi al trade: during the ii v preponderance of i w-hdZ in n.id-Vic- ,1 passed through715 words
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Article381 1926-12-09 5 PON TIANAK GOLD. It is, of course, common knowledge now, after the meeting which was held on Monday, that the prospects of Pontinanak Gold are not as remarkable as they have been estimated to be. says the Singapore Free Press in an editorial. The meeting had before it a check381 words
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Article332 1926-12-09 5 NO NEED TO DIE. A hundred years will be the normal span of life for a man next century, and through proper knowledge and the use of hygiene human life in future may be prolonged indefinitely. Such is the prediction made by Professor Irving Fisher, a332 words
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Article627 1926-12-09 5 THE LORD MAYOR IN HIS COURT. Sir Rowland Blades, M. P., the new Loid Mayor of London, is leading a strenuous life, writes R. E. Corder, in the Daily Mail of November 11. Following the banquet at the Guildhall on Tuesday night came his opening627 words
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Article125 1926-12-09 5 FBNANG, DECEMBER 9, 1926. (By Courtesy Of The Chartered Bank.) L' r dvn Demand Bank 2/3 23/32 4 months’ sight Ert-& 2/4 3/32 3 Credit 2/4 3/8 3 Documentary 2/4 13/32 Caivutta Demand Bank 155} 3 day’s sight Private 1571 d Bombay Demand Bank 155| g Madras Demand Bank125 words
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Advertisement317 1926-12-09 5 Have You Any Sto TROUBLE f R A ECZEMA, ITCH, PRICKLY HEAT, RINGWORM, Z, z «mH ULCERS, etc. Soothed Cured By ZAM-EUR. vMI IF you have any local disturbance, a dressing of \Q 1 Zam-Buk will quickly put your skin right. In > more serious diseases like weeping, dry or317 words
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Article1553 1926-12-09 6 OOHOUGH we are often accused of O having become abnormally extrivagant and wasteful during the past few years, it is hard to see how any jury could bring in a verdict of “guilty’’ against ns after having had placed before them the figures of National Pavings Certificate1,553 words
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Article337 1926-12-09 6 Cruiser Construction Postponed. OBSCURE FOREIGN POLICY. Washington, December 8. The Government’s budget for the fiscal year, beginning June nexL provides for appropriations of $4,014,000,000, an in crease of compared with the current year, chiefly owing to the in creases in the pensions of the veterans of the civil337 words
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Article84 1926-12-09 6 CONFLICTING CLAIMS TO PRESIDENCY. Managua, December 8. The Guatemalan government has privately communicated with Senor Espinosa, the Foreign Minister, under Senor Sacasa whom the Liberal revolutionaries elected Constitutional president in opposition to Diaz, offering to mediate in the conflicting c'aims for the presidency. The Diaz government regards the84 words
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Article140 1926-12-09 6 PASSAGE RATES MAY BE INCREASED. London, December 1. Lord Inchcape, presiding at the annual meeting of the P. and O. Company, said that the Board was considering the question of treating the insurance fund as a reserve as they could insure outstanding risks at a140 words
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Article116 1926-12-09 6 CHARGES OF BOLSHEVISM DENIED. Mexico City, December 8. A statement by President Calles is published, strongly denying the charges of Bolshevism brought against the Mexican government and declaring that the accusations are due to the slanderous propaganda carried on in the United States for the purpose of116 words
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Article574 1926-12-09 6 HON’BLE MR. W. H. THORNE. WELCOMED BY BAR. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, December 8. The Hon’ble Mr. W. H. Thorne was welcomed by various branches of the legal profession on his assumption of office as Puisne Judge, Perak, to-day. The Supreme Court, Ipoh, was crowded574 words
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Article78 1926-12-09 6 NEW LEGISLATION. (Rugby Radio Service.) London, December 8. It is understood that the Government will introduce legislation during the next session for improving the requirements for the exhibition of a minimum quota of Empire films at cinema theatres in Britain. This was one of the proposals advanced(Rugby Radio Service.) - 78 words
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Article68 1926-12-09 6 EMPIRE REQUIREMENTS TO BE STUDIED. (Rugby Radio Service). London, December 8. Asa result of the Conference yesterday with the Prime Ministers of Australia and New Zealand and representatives of India and South Africa, British motcr manufacturers have decided to despatch an exoert delegation to explore the position(Rugby Radio Service). - 68 words
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Article66 1926-12-09 6 BRITISH FIRM GAINS CONTRACT. (Rugby Rxdio Service.) London, December 8. A British aircraft firm has received an order from Japan for 25 passenger air liners for use in the new services to be opened in Japan next year. Each of the machines will be driven by66 words
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Article479 1926-12-09 6 POSSESSION OF NON GOVERNMENT CHANDU. Before Mr. G. A. Hereford, the District Judge this morning, Lim Cbye, a Chinese, tendered a plea of guilty to being in posse-tsion of a quantity of nonGovernment chandu, and was ordered to pay a fine of $250 or, in default, do479 words
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Article133 1926-12-09 6 ANOTHER DRAWN GAME. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Calcutta, December 8. An attrac ive display by Brown, who showed that he had completely recovered from the injury he sustained in northern India by the confident way in which he played all bowling, was a feature of the133 words
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Article190 1926-12-09 6 Some years ago Harold MacGrath wrote a very amusing story of a young irfan of society who hired himself as a coachman and ladies’ maid and got himself into a series of astonishing adventures. The book made a fortune for MacGrath, and then it duplicated its success as190 words
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Article581 1926-12-09 6 Mr. and Mrs. J p q returned to Kuala ha W, ed Secretary' Jl" th? |{’J Institute. Kabb R.».., ch Malwa''ff"'" l 1,7 Base, Singapore. at lb M Dr. Aird, of Hankow i, Kna a Lntnpnr. le vis ilft| in Asylum on Tuesday. m Mr. R. R.581 words
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Article58 1926-12-09 6 Mr. 8. with thanks J*’acknowledged Mr. Arthur Miles Mr. W. H. p Mr. Khoo lay-J'» Mr. Robbie Mr. T. R Weir ik] Mr. P. H- 1 ;ic <’ n Mr. R- 1’- )(1 Mr- J. O. Davis Mr. A. Lindley Mr. Scarborough Mr. P. Holdsworth Dr. James Gossip58 words
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Advertisement75 1926-12-09 6 Tickling ThKoat. Did you ever have that nerve-racking experience caused by a hit of mucus or phlegm that stubbornly refuses to be dislodged, but tickles and tickles until it sometimes almost strangles? Just a few sips of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, swallowed very slowly and allowed to glide down the throat,75 words
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Article587 1926-12-09 7 .rMiAT CAUSH) BY >u« r -;S,r”" T vslfl an -atmosphere of exciteTb re those pari* of the town w J iere ®en t,n th ather on Monday after’“’’’’"’Sated grows in lhe t rcade noon- v 1 have one subject of discusaPPa the word chiefly heard was t Pontianak587 words
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Article218 1926-12-09 7 "LVER before seen alive IN EUROPE. Lewis has presented to J' Society three of the Birds l| uLe which were brought home Mr Malay Archipelago by a Her Goodfellow. One of these, Bird fV. Mf ning osfc is Wallace’s ■nadise, which has never before A\ Seen218 words
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Article184 1926-12-09 7 ment- Nanyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbunsha.” NEW RUBBER USEBerlin, December 4. Having tried’ rubber batons, the Prague police revert to sabres as more efficientSpanish Marriage Law. The Spanish Women Socialist's League has launched a campaign for the rex sien of the marriage laws and emancipation of wives and dughters. Obituary-ment- Nanyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbunsha.” - 184 words
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Article346 1926-12-09 7 REARED AT BUCK IN (.HAM PALACE. As the result of the unusual site chosen by two birds last spring for nesting purposes, the King and Queen now have a number of pheasants as pets in the gardens of Buckingham Pabce, says The Daily Telegraph.” Of their346 words
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Article48 1926-12-09 7 Preventive officers searched the Fook Sang at 8 o’clock on Monday night and found concealed under the bilges of the engine room 150 ounces of cocaine a.nd 2,700 tahils of Chinese chandu the total value of the contraband being says the “Free Press.”48 words
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Article1100 1926-12-09 7 DLSTIN G UIbHED MALARIALQGLET AT MEDICAL COLLEGE. Malaria in Singapore. 1 should think that within four years at the outside malaria contracted in ingapore will be .a u unknown disease, an that within ten years the people of Singapore will sleep without mosquito Il declared Sir Malcolm1,100 words
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Article216 1926-12-09 7 PENANG, DECEMBER 9, 1926. BenareeOpinm p. eb«»»»t >5,000.00 notu Cloves 75.00 sellers Gold leaf 72.00 sellers Msce Picking» 160.00 sellers Nutmegs 80s 100.00 nom. 11 Os 95.00 Coconuts per I.oo° 50.00 nom Copra Sundried $10.65 sales Rattans 11.15 sales Rattans Coarse 10.50 Green Snail Shell» 13.00 Siam Rice216 words
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Advertisement57 1926-12-09 7 An Antiseptic Liniment. There is no danger whatever from lock, jaw or blood poison resulting from a wound when Chamberlain’s Pain Balm is promptly applied. It is antiseptic and destroys the germs which cause these diseases. It also» causes wounds to heal without maturation and in one-third the time required57 words
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Advertisement260 1926-12-09 7 fef I* SOSkl 111 i.... II nn “HOW ARE YOU?” This is the first question asked, the world over, when friends or acquaintances meet, and it indicates universal recognition of the fact that Health is the paramount concern of every man and woman, no matter how important other personal matters260 words
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Advertisement164 1926-12-09 7 W.- (I CHRISTMAS GIFTS A FINE SELECTION OF HIGH CLASS Perfumes, Eaux de Cologne, Lavender Waters, Safety Razors, Shaving Sets, Shaving Brushes, Hair Brushes, Mirrors, Manicure Sets, Powder Boxes, Icy-Hot Vacuum Flasks, Briar Pipes, Prism Binoculars and a full range of Houbigant’s and Cheramy Perfumes, Face Powders, Talcum Powders, Soaps,164 words
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Article465 1926-12-09 8 There is no more deserving charity in Penang than that of the Convent which gives shelter to many hundreds of little lives which, were it not for such excellent institution, wouli have perishel in infancy. In another pag we publish the list of subscriptions received to-date. They465 words
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Article487 1926-12-09 8 As an example of a self-made man, and a great captain of industry, Lord Inchcape deserves to rank with the foremost. From obscure beginnings, he has built for himself, through intiative, energy ’and personality, a niche in the hall of commercial fame. The eminenoe of his position however,487 words
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Article179 1926-12-09 8 WOMEN’S TENNIS FINAL. (From Our 0 .vn Correspondent). Singapore, December 9. Mrs;. Rub and Miss Toby have qualified for the Ladies’ Singles Tennis Championship final. Wharf Extension Scheme. The Harbour Board is considering two schemes of wharf extension, the first to provide 4,500 feet of berthing space by179 words
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Article1233 1926-12-09 8 Scenes on S) a y At The Cenotaph. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, 11th November. Th£ Cenotaph Service. The most impressive scene each year on Armistice Day is to be witnessed at the Cenotaph where detachments from the Navy, Army, and Air Force —numbering 1,000 in all,1,233 words
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Article34 1926-12-09 8 Tlip, General Pro'luce 'JReach Street, Penang, report that > following prices were realised al Wir auction room to-day: Good F.A.Q. *O9 Ribbed Smoked Sheet F.A.Q. do Low F.A.Q. 6o 1 "jq Loose Scrap34 words
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Article110 1926-12-09 8 The Straits Trading Co.. Ltd., ff 1 1 the following prices, on Decern m Spot ”down£li;o it m/s. buying ~298-153 "uchwse 3 selling 299 LOCAL. December 9: *ls3i Singapore sold L>' 0 Penang buyers no sellers t The Kastern Smelt ma London. D ecember P bn dng £298-15s110 words
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Article62 1926-12-09 8 Z; n 1J mite 1 The output of Hium 12 :t r»; the month of b'-y.ra. < p,A The output o of Coy., Ltd.. t» r lhe was 492 picnle. The output of t > Ti w(J Property of the 1 o f S i«® Limited for the62 words
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Advertisement301 1926-12-09 8 The Quality of the unique 555 leaf is enhanced by the State Express methods of manufacture. b STQTE (XPgESS VIRGINIA CIGARETTES MZ” mCZ” Jp«| I::f Ah- -TrePy y 'ARDATH TOBACCO CO. LTD.. LONDON. J kj\ JL ■j.J i s WsjMzdiy < S ESTD. 1872' I «E J 7. J j;301 words
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Advertisement70 1926-12-09 8 “E. O.” Christmas New Year Festivities. XMAS EVE 24th December. Xmw dinner and Cinderella Dance. Xmas Crackers $4. BOXING DAY—27th December, (instead of Sun. 26th.) Carnival Dinner and Dancing till 1-45 a. m. $5, Latest French Novelties. NEW YEAR EVE—3lst DEC. Gala Night. Special; Dinner. Pierrot' and Pierrette Ball. Illuminations—Carnival70 words
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Miscellaneous26 1926-12-09 8 TIDE I ABLES. To-Day. Blub Water Low Waler 2.23 a.m. 9.15 a.m3.6 p.m. 9.5 p.m. Tg- Mohhow. 3.2 a.m. 9.55 a.m. 3.53 p.m. 9 46 p.m.26 words
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Article360 1926-12-09 9 Secretary's Important lf pronouncement. yOBIUTY ESSENTIAL ~.T commercial and CRE iLI TARY ASSET. (rcgby RaDl Service London, December 8. mporunt pronouncement was AnI®’ 1 by Sir Samuel Hoare, J Air on the immediate deveimperial air mutes with a kp® fr,t ensure s uch mobility as will British(rcgby RaDl° Service-) - 360 words
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Article65 1926-12-09 9 PROGRESS? Ob' SETTLEMENT SCHEME. (Rugby Radio Service.) London, December 8. n l *League C mncil yesterday received P L Charron, the League il garian refug sea An advance of k England has 1 sup >ly seed for isumn «owing j n rainy prigging cases J t a Red(Rugby Radio Service.) - 65 words
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Article86 1926-12-09 9 NEED FOR ANXIETY. Paris, December 8. Wlhf^ 1 to an inter0f tr r^’ ar d to the movements *r r ui l'f P;i nb Ve IPclared that no Thft t rf 7 or w nl( l leave for China, to u' rorn Morocco had returned districts of86 words
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Article47 1926-12-09 9 JIBE AT AMERICA. u ra Cruz, December 8. Roll ntay bas arri ’ved. l r ,ls ‘l of the American b'ted hor to traverse the 7' H,l de dared that the Wr en ■< .1 I know the difference I( 1 !a! c and a propaganda47 words
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48 1926-12-09 9 A pn.j. ,s,|in gton, December 8. J* tw<, ki.]/' n Puerto-Mexico, states 1 Prohibition agents ln b’ list*-»] ave oamolested after > official. pr,snnf *rs. The GovernMll 'him, /r pnzz d what to do and Znrß f th» ‘l'tv of the original "s«»d before acting.48 words
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Article185 1926-12-09 9 Germany’s Position. league discussion. (Rugby Radio Service.) London, December 8. There is a growing belief that by the end of the week, an agreement will have been reached on the German Disarmament question, which, if not final in itself, will at* least prove a foundation for a final settlement.(Rugby Radio Service.) - 185 words
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Article281 1926-12-09 9 LORD BALFOUR’S VIEW. (Rugby Radio Service.) London, December 8. The matter of the decisions of the Imperial Conference regarding interImperial relations was raised by Lord Parmoor (Labour) in the House of Lords. Lord Balfour, replying, said his own personal view was that the relations of the Dominions and(Rugby Radio Service.) - 281 words
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Article29 1926-12-09 9 Halifax, December 8. A storm on the Canadian Atlantic coast resulted in a dozen schooners being lost or driven ashore. The damage is estimated at $500,000.29 words
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Article608 1926-12-09 9 British Government Loans to China. RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA. OUR ATTITUDE THROUGH AMERICAN EYES (Rugby Radio Service.) London, December 8. Replying to a question in the House of Commons, regarding the amount of British capital loaned to China, Mr. G. Locker Lampson, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs said the outstanding(Rugby Radio Service.) - 608 words
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Article38 1926-12-09 9 ’XMAS FUND. Donations to the above fund should be forwarded to Mr. S. Wood-Hill, c/o Messrs. Huttenbach, Lazarus an i Sons, Ltd., Penang, who will acknowledge them in due course in the columns of this journal.38 words
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Article475 1926-12-09 9 Labour Censure. TOO MANY COOKS London, December 8. In the House Commons, Mr. Macdonald moved a vote of emsure. He said that Mr. Baldwin’s policy had alienated the country so that there was not a Tory constituency safe (Ministerial laughter and Opposition cheers). After referring to the475 words
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Article173 1926-12-09 9 FIRST MEETING OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. (Rugby Radio Service.) London, December 8. The first meeting of the Legislative Council of Tanganyika, which was established by an order in council of March 19 last was held yesterday. The Governor, Sir Donald Cameron, read a messtge .from the King conveying the assurance(Rugby Radio Service.) - 173 words
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Article57 1926-12-09 9 HONG KONG’S CONTRIBUTION. London, December 8. In the House of Commons, replying to Major L. Hore-Belisha (L) Devonport, Maj Gen. Sir J. H. Davidson (C) Fareham (?> said thit £185,000 out of the £250,000 subscribed by Hong Kong towards the cost of the Singapore Base had hitherto been57 words
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Advertisement34 1926-12-09 9 FoamiteFire Protection FRESH STOCKS RECEIVED OF 2-GALLON EXTINGUISHERS with and without Spring Cap. 2-GALLON FIRE PAILS. 1-GALLON EXTINGUISHERS with Spring Cap. FIRE GUNS and an ample supply of Re-charges. DUREGE AND THOMAS, LTD. Agents.34 words
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Advertisement136 1926-12-09 9 fElllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliltlllllllllllln] aw motor cycles I Supreme Everywhere H. P. Side by Side Valve nett STANDARD MODEL $440. 2| do do do DE LUXE SPORTING $485. do O. H. V. MODEL $525. do do do $625. H INSTALMENTS ARRANGED. S SOLE AGENTS 1 JOHN LITTLE Co., Ltd., (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND.) f136 words
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Article852 1926-12-09 10 BARGAINING IN THE EAST. It is in the evening just after sundown, when 1 am having the first peg of whisky on the verandah, that my carpet-dealer visits me, says the Times Basra correspondent. Followed by his servant and a donkey, he trudges meditatively along the road round852 words
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Article66 1926-12-09 10 December 11—Rugger Match, Penang v. Selangor at Kuala Lumpur. 11— Muth h’bol Ahzan vs. C. S. Sports Club. 12 Dat vs. Crescent Football Club. 15 —Hockey Ma'ch, Penang v. Selane* r at Perang, 17 and 18—P<r k Gymkhana Club (TMpeng) Skye Meeting. 18—Hockey Match, I’enang v. Sc' -ngor66 words
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Article1261 1926-12-09 10 KENNEDY CO’S SHARE LIST. si® S c NAMES. 3 S 8 J S’ GC tg RUBBER [DoUm.j f o 8 o 8 0 Allenby Rubber Oo 2 60 2 80 Alor Gajah Rubber Estate 2 70 2 90 Amalgamated Malay Estate* 4 50 4 65 Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate 41,261 words
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Advertisement414 1926-12-09 10 J™,- ri limil'L »ni am I III»' x—.Jilwik 4OA P a/ <agggr_, lo £vr > W woman with a clear, A f araootb and radiant skin YkSCy /«A-S./ b always surrounded by admirers. prize of a youthful looking skin. Now, women grow c young —not old he—signature's "grew Certainly, the414 words
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Advertisement300 1926-12-09 10 I What Makesls| 23 Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pi|| s N M Indispensable as a Household Medicine f It I» their searching, cleansing qualities K which make Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pill» > invaluable as a household remedy. ImpuriCrj ties collect in the system of the healthiest C |ksl people,300 words
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Article450 1926-12-09 11 ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES. Th 0 annual distribution of prizes of the Government Girls’ School was held in the School Hall to-day. This wag preceded by a short concert, after which Miss H. augh, the headmistress, asked Mrs. Scott, wif e of the Resident Councillor, to give450 words
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Article66 1926-12-09 11 (Rugby Radio Service) London, December 8. Paris, 121 j; New York, 4.84] g Brussels, 34.86$ Geneva, 25.13; Amsterdam, 12.121 Milan, 112|; Berlin, 20.39 Stockholm, 18.15 Copenhagen, 18 20; Oslo, 19.155; Vienna, 34.40? Prague, 1631 Helsingfors, 192$ Madrid, 31.89$ Lisbon, 2H Bims B Buenos Air-s. 4511; Bombay, 1 s|s66 words
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Article202 1926-12-09 11 T/w following were the latest quo' tations in Messrs. Kennedy and Co.’s share list at 11 a.m. to-day Yesterday. To-day. Eg Shares. M CA cc sc. c. c. sc. ?t ining. Batane P 95 -97$ .94 .96 Eastern Siam Tin 25/6 26/6 25/- 26/Jelanang 39/- 41/- 38/-202 words
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Article81 1926-12-09 11 The folk wing are our latest quotations Rubbers. Buyers. Sellers. Allenbys $3 05 3.15 Bassetts 1.30 1.40 Connemaras 2.60 270 K. Sidims 3.70 3.90 Melvillis 1.65 1.75 Nellmajs .70 .75 Pa jams 3.00 3.10 U. Pandans 1.50 1.60 Tins. B. Padangs .92$ .95 Ohenderiangs 29/- 30/Hitams 1.2581 words
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Article14 1926-12-09 11 The following are additional rubber outputs for November:— lbs Kuala Kangsar 58,10914 words
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177 1926-12-09 11 The Building Committee wish gratefully to acknowledge the following subscriptions to the above Fund Amount already subscribed $3,992.00 Collected by Rev. Mr. Lee Theam Siew 0, Messrs H. R. Cheeseman, Kee Hup Jin, Tan H>>ck Siong, Peter Teoh eah $5 Mesprs. J. Isaac, Yeo Kok177 words
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Advertisement89 1926-12-09 11 IP POPULAR I XMAS GIFTS 1 1 Presentation Boxes Of CHOCOLATES I I j Prices Ranging FROM $2.50 j $2O Per Box.! Selected from all the I j best makers Z Maison, Lyon’s, Fuller’s, Pascall’s, Fry’s, Cadbury’s Etc. J Xmas Dessert. I Malaga Muscatels In Clusters Per $1.40 Jordan Almonds89 words
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Advertisement88 1926-12-09 11 PURCHASE FROM ENGLAND. S thine you want at Lowest Possible Current Prices. Watches? Clocks. Jewellery. Silver Ware, Cutlery. Electro Plate, Leather. Fancy and Optical Goods. Boots Clothing, Musical Instruments, Wireless. Guns, Motor Cars, etc., etc., etc. Price List of all Departments sent post free on requestAladdin's Cave. Sandgate. Kent, England.88 words
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Advertisement34 1926-12-09 11 BRTnrs PILLS' )L STEEL ;rtain for all Female s.Every lady should I k in the house. K > and Stores sell I jughout the world. I Proprietor: I list, Southamptaa, Eaffaad. I 'R.iJi ItfM I.LWIWM34 words
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Advertisement679 1926-12-09 11 Nevv Advertisements. Incorporated Society of Planters. 1 North Kedah Branch. POSITION VACANT. •==n —r. The first of a series of monthly Wanted: Clerk with knowledge of debates on subjects of interest to planters Shorthand and Type-writing. Apply Wll1 a be e,d th Patan Clnb Box No. 414, c/o Pinang Gazette.679 words
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Miscellaneous182 1926-12-09 11 Theatre Royal From Thursday 9th to Sunday, 12th December. Day Show, Sunday at 2-30 p.m. In the Second Show at 9-30 p m. Empire News Bulletin Larry Semon in “The Counter Jumper” 2 reels, Syd Chaplin in “THE MAN ON THE BOX 8 In the First Show at 7-30 p.m.182 words
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Article116 1926-12-09 12 TO-DAY’S DEPARTURES. Ayuthia for Bela wan (Deli), and Asahan. Rengat for Belawan (Deli), Paneh and Asahan. Sri Muar for P. Langkawi and Kantang (Trang). Ampang for Pangkor, Dindings and Sitiawan. Kinta for Port Swettenham and Singapore Fooksang for Calcutta. The following ships are in commnti cation with the116 words
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Article481 1926-12-09 12 CLOSE DAILY (except Sunday) BT TRAIN Federated Malay States, Malacca, Johor» and Singapore. Registration and Parcel Po'-t, except when otherwise stated, close half an-hour earlie! than the Ordinary mail. Resumption of Night Mail Service. The following additional mails will be closed daily (Sunday excepted) at 6 p.m. Parit481 words
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Article35 1926-12-09 12 Tb 3 homeward mail by the s.s. Ellenga closes at 6 p.m. to-morrow. The B. I. Packet with mails despatched from London on November 18 is expected to arrive her* at Gam. to-morruw.35 words
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Article789 1926-12-09 13 CHALK AND SEA WAVES. To most deep-water sailormen the bold hummock of Beachy Head is a familiar milestone,, says a “Times” correspondent- In daytime, the great white buttress and the line of smaller cliffs to the westward fading into the blue of the horizon over the starboard789 words
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Article702 1926-12-09 13 Modern slang gives us many kings—oil kings, cocoa kinte, and others—bnt the men who have deserved the title of king by being the best in the world at a certain job are very few. Harry Houdini, whose death in New York has been reported was one of702 words
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Article151 1926-12-09 13 PAINTING THAT PRINCES WOULD NOT TOLERATE. The Berlin National Gallery by a lucky windfall has just come into possession of a little-known picture by Rembrandt. “The Russian Pilgrim,” found in one of the lumber-rooms at the exKaiser’s Berlin palaceThis treasure, says “The Daily Express,” has lain there151 words
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Advertisement125 1926-12-09 13 v nai i—r 11 announcement., ~D PRICE MICTIONS i i 11 Jts ‘i/rom 11tfj October 1926. i i I TOURING CAR $1,115 (WITHOUT SELF STARTER) i TOURING CAR $1,215 (\VITH SELF STARTER AND BALOON TYRES OPTIONAL) j j 'I TOURING CHASSIS 875 I (WITHOUT SELF STARTER) TRUCK CHASSIS 995 Wearne125 words
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Advertisement28 1926-12-09 13 Stops Croup. It stops croup. That’s whv mothers keep Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy in the lf contains no narcotics and cs best for the children. For sale every where.28 words
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Article920 1926-12-09 14 PRINTER AND CORRECTOR OF PROOF-SHEETS. Levers of BjJz .c have not, as a rule, neglected to c-Lbrate any great episode in the career of the mister an 1 yet the year 1926—‘he centenary of one of his most momentous experiments—'s slipping away almost unnoticed by them. It920 words
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Article648 1926-12-09 15 CHOWRABTA MABKET. Pbnang, December 9, 1926. S Mutton Indian m. per lb 55 Mutton— Head, sheep or goat m each 1.00 Liver with heart A lung do 1.30 Tripe do 1.00 Goat or Sheep per lb 47 55 Sweet Bread pair 30 Leg of Muttoa lb 47 &55648 words
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