Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 6 December 1929
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1929-12-06 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833 PUBLISHED DAILY No. 281. VOL. LXXXVII. FRIDAY, 6th DECEMBER, 1929. PRICE 10 CENTS.20 words
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Advertisement425 1929-12-06 1 h.tokisatsu STUDIO, with up-to-date Photo jrapby by electric light, Phone 772, 70, Biihop Street, PENANG VENESTA I II I uEJ| RUBBER CHESTS I I i i Compolite &gWl W R o 2! *1 tSW wKbP B 1 W 7 -t i I 1 i-SE-i-rfes lT i E Tiger o l**F*i**i425 words
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Advertisement21 1929-12-06 1 T. NAGATA J BROTHERS, DENTISTS. I Head Office next to the Dispensary' i Branch Oifice 52, Leith Sires I. I J21 words
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Advertisement2396 1929-12-06 2 POSITION WANTED- NOTICES- in=| PENANG TURF CLUB. W^^.M-exxxxXXXXXXXXX' FRENCH TUITION will be given »tI PIANOFORTE TUITION. g V fjk -k «f' Jk |«4 «3 NOTICE. J »> .feral- cb rgre. Apply No. 301, c/o Elementary pupils taken by European g *****UO V»1 UJ' g Gepßrbl Mating of the Pmerv Gfzetie.2,396 words
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Article456 1929-12-06 3 IMPRESSIONS OF MODERN FINLAND. People Friendly to Britain; a Trade Opportunity. Impressions of a recent tour in Scandinavia and Finland were given by Mr. J. Fergus Ramsay to the members of Fundee Rotary Club recently. Mr. Ramsay that the only drunks" he saw on his456 words
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Advertisement163 1929-12-06 3 Si DODEEg \Y f \L brothers H? X i KI 4SSSSS99w I I I 'll 1§ 488g3t I I ffl lj|l|Sßg|||| J h sme** vv gsgTO«gß|M*gg^WMMM|fy:y.\. <oZr'*s®SKL- < wi--^^^gE]Pyy^ s^,r Profits that beget profits Dodge Brothers Trucks pie there is a Dodge Truck and Buses are famous the or Bus163 words
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Advertisement106 1929-12-06 3 Be proud of the Cigarettes you offer your friends. I;lack <f White" are the best. ITW— IB IT II JI J 111 UNI I■■ I |_l IUS_ J. INIIJ Chosen for HEALTH VALUE Doctors recommend Skippers” because they are so nourishing and so rich in vitamins Childrenand grown-upslove Skippers” because106 words
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Advertisement170 1929-12-06 3 PIANO BARGAINS We have a few re-conditioned Piano’s which have been accepted as part payment in exchange for new instruments, and are offering these at very Low Prices. On lr Wj* ilitffl ik rTcsW CHAPPELL $250-00 GARCIA $3OO-00 Easy Terms Can Be Arranged. SI THE GATE THAT IS OPEN ,MS?170 words
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Article1837 1929-12-06 4 Denounced By Lord Chief Justice. :o: Parliament Losing Its Control. :o: Bureaucratic Power a Menace to Public Liberty. HERE is now, and for I some years past has been, a persistent influence at work which whatever the motives or the intentions that support it may be1,837 words
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Advertisement982 1929-12-06 4 EASTERN SERIES >^^^■l*uJi!lPitiHiiHlvHl u' i*<i*i' -'-081 jjlbJSsk. THE TAJ MAHAL AGRA /y ffinErty! iHnH|]n]nfflff This world famous memoU i'iikluiffiiL- ir <™&"' team to a beautiful queen [j Tp- ~F:?j- .fzjS r *j.wb»la A is one of the show places Rfr# j U-~'-' ?iijj y frlflg j| 111 Ip L'T—- :2iS982 words
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Advertisement265 1929-12-06 4 M AD t>s Kush TO II (I TKE s| MPLEjj FARt S X like a 2-yr-old! Since taking Kruschen Salts. I have been reading the case of the lady of 70 who feels 20, thank» to Kruschen Salts. I am not half her ay, and I ran assure you I265 words
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Article812 1929-12-06 5 S T. ],A\VYEII< at variance. Echo of Colinsburji Winding-Up. 'll t is the wisest thing you have said marked the Chief Justice (Sir to-day 1 AVilliain Murison), presiding at the Court of Singapore, on Tuesday, when Mr. gfliniiel Fungtdeclared he would no furth r me the motionS T. - 812 words
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Article, Illustration27 1929-12-06 5 TOO FRANK Miss Carmen Dee Barnes, the sixteen-year-old American girl author of a startling sex” novel which caused her expulsion from the fashionable Gardner School, New’ York.27 words
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Article47 1929-12-06 5 Benter. AMERICAN DELEGATION OF 40. Washingtoi, December 5. The American d hg-a’ion to the Naval f (inference at Lo don. will sail on January U aboard the s.s Bremen Its personnel will numbs 5 43—the largest sent to Europe since the Versailles Peace Conference Benter.Benter. - 47 words
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Article194 1929-12-06 5 CHANCELLOR’S SUCCESS. Vienna, December 5. Chiefly owing to the ability’ and persistence of the Chancellor, Herr Schober, the long-drawn out dispute between the Socialists and the Nationalists with regard to the re 1 form of the Austrian Constitution, which threatened to end in Civil A\ ar194 words
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Article58 1929-12-06 5 .Reuter. MXSTER AMONG THE RESCUED. Wellington, (N.Z. December 5. Twenty-four survivors, including the thiee mentioned yesterday and the master, have been rescued from KaruiEi City which went ashore at Pagopago. The eb ven who were drowned cons >t of the third and fourth engineers, rhe ca pentor,.Reuter. - 58 words
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Article129 1929-12-06 5 Reuter. Protection Bill. I DISINTEGRATION OF NATIONALIST PARTY. DEPUTIES SECEDE. Berlin, December 4. SHOUTS of bloodhound and murderer resounded in the Reichstag during the first reading of the Bill for the protection of the Republic. The Communists, doing their uffnost to prevent the Minister of the InteriorReuter. - 129 words
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Article508 1929-12-06 5 Mr J. J. Tunstead, of Rantau Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., Rantau, has left for Australia ~Dr. Grumuk Singh, Assistant Medical Officer, General Hospital, Seremban, has retired from Government Service. The Rt. Rev. B. C. Roberts, Bishop of Singapore, presided on Monday evening at a meeting of the508 words
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Advertisement12 1929-12-06 5 Really <4 TF/iis&ies are as common as lad ones.—Sandy Mac" is superlative.12 words
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Advertisement352 1929-12-06 5 4EORCETOWM OFFERS YOU biYmiid;!! Mi If you ware lo buy an automobile which mature sail could develop h. p, but vhich when teste 1 was capib e of only 12 h, p. y»u would feel at the least, highly indignar t and at the most, grossly cheated .in your deal.352 words
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Miscellaneous122 1929-12-06 5 I Humour As Others See It. I r I TWO SOULS—TWO THOUGHTS. Heavens What is that Just what I was w’ondering.” Hummel, Hamburg. izT f < vr Wj a These asbestos socks are good for cold feet. They are the worst conductors of heat we have.” Newrich: Nonsense Give me122 words
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Article401 1929-12-06 6 Radio Service. VIGOROUS SPEECH. League Commission Criticised. ALLIED POWERS’ DELAY. London, December 5. A vigorous speech in regard to the need for accelerating international disarmament was made in the House of Commons last night by Mr. Lloyd George, when a unanimous motion favouring disarmament and coordination. Radio Service. - 401 words
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161 1929-12-06 6 .Reuter. REFERENCE TO MILITARY INVASION. Warsaw, December 5. The Diet opened this morning without incident and proceeded very quietly to the agenda, including the budget and the revision of the constitution. The sole reference the Speaker, M. Daszinski, made to the military invasion of Parliament.Reuter. - 161 words
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Article37 1929-12-06 6 Renter. RE( O’.IMENDATION TO CONGRESSWashington, Decembers. T1» Secretary for the Navy has recommended to Congress the establishment of a naval dirigible base on the Pacific Coast at (Jauq) Keariiey„ near San Diego.Renter. - 37 words
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Advertisement1151 1929-12-06 6 BRUNSWICK ELECTRICAL RECORDS I;,, S AL JOLSON jjSjb Who Took the world by storm in his </*//! W*?*' song Sonny Boy in the Film Singing Fool” NOW SINGS 4 BIG H,TS FKOM "SAY IT WITH SONGS” jwpiJi rCY^sVc 44OO Lit!| p »i witk ord^i ltl C l m n S1,151 words
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Advertisement15 1929-12-06 6 Really good B his kies are as common as bad ones. Sandy Mac" is sii}>erlative.15 words
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Advertisement143 1929-12-06 6 H re a <f| I Ur adver dement I I I H HL I 811B 11 r u I PENANG 602 OR 608 g AO order your daily supplies of I s Milk, Butter, Brastagi I 0 Vegetables, Meat and I M Poultry. ĔĔ One call brings all your require-143 words
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1693 1929-12-06 7 Sequel To Raid Auctioner who was Keen on Horse Racing. Penang Chinese Fined $l,OOO The concluding stges of the trial of Ah Sir Khay, a local Chinese who ius charge'! by the Detective Department with running a common lotting house at 35 Beach Street1,693 words
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Article471 1929-12-06 7 ORDERS OF THE DAY. MOTION FOR PAYMENT TO SIR HUGH CLIFFORD. IN LIEU OF LEAVE. 1. Quehtions by Mr. Mohamed Ucus bin Abdullah (a) Will the Government make a statement as to the progress male, up to date, in the construction of the layout for the Malay471 words
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Article50 1929-12-06 7 SCRATCHINGS FOR TO-DAY. The following are the scratchings for today’s Amateur Races at Kuala Lumpur. Race 1 Blarney Stone and Jungeishak. 2 Rosette and Striking. 4 Roy’s Best and Sally. 6 Any Wurrie, Speardale and Hopaway. it 7 Merry Go Round, Loch Buy, Jotavon and Durga.50 words
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Article138 1929-12-06 7 ON POLO GROUND. The following have bien selected to play on Saturday, December 7, at 4.45 p.m. on the Polo Ground :Colours: A. D. Pearson G. C. Ashworth, J. M. Collins, C. Bendlo and G. Do Ids C. G. Barnes and L. C. Mountain F. E- Veziy,138 words
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Article122 1929-12-06 7 Reuter. REICHSBANK PRESIDENT’S MEMORANDUM. Berlin, December 6. Back to the Young Plan is the motif of a long memorandum Herr Schacht, President of the Reichsbank. has addressed to the Government protesting against politicians trying to spoil what economists had built up and condemning the attemptsReuter. - 122 words
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135 1929-12-06 7 FIRST PERFORMANCE. The opening night of the Talkie” films at the Shanghai inema attracted a large attendance. The principal film was The Rainbow Man” and although perfection has not yet been reached in the reproduction of the voices it is a vast improvement on the135 words
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Article97 1929-12-06 7 The Lady Superior gratefully acknow ledges the following donations received towards the School Building Fund. Penang Turf Club $l,OOO Mrs, Alan Loke 100 Mrs. Goh Kim Swee 10 Miss S. Scully 10 Anonymous 5 $1,125 Previously acknowledged $33,001 Total $34,126 The Lady Superior and sisters take97 words
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97 1929-12-06 7 LECTURE AT HINDU SABHA. Mr. K. Narasimha Iyengar, the Managing Proprietor and Editor of the Tamil Nesan and the Indian Pioneer of Kuala Lumpur, I arrived here yesterday. He has come to Penang in connection with the present Hindu Marriage question and also to97 words
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Article302 1929-12-06 7 TO-DAY’S NEWS IN A NUTSHELL. THE BUSY MAN’S DIARY. Western Europe has been swept by the worst storm experienced for years. Crosschannel steamer services and trains were interfered with. A 2,000 steamer turned turtle off Land’s End and several lives were lost.Page 9. Professor Edison claims to have manufactured rubber302 words
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Article96 1929-12-06 7 Reuter. AMERICAN MARINES. Washington, December 6. Martial Law has been proclaimed in Haiti which is at present occupied by American Marines. It is officially believed that this is the outcome of the strike of schoolteachers which apparently has spread in other directions. It is notReuter. - 96 words
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Article62 1929-12-06 7 LATE DEPARTURE FROM NEGAPATAM. The B. I. Rohna, which was expected to arrive in Penang, with the English mail, early this morning did not arrive until this afternoon. On enquiry at Messrs. Islay Kerr and Co. the local Agents of the British India Steam Navigation Company, we understand62 words
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Article203 1929-12-06 7 On behalf of the Convent Christmas Fund we gratefully acknowledge the following donations: Mr. F.S. Dawbarn 10 Campbell 25 Mr. and Mrs. N.P. Walshe $2O Mr. L.B. Howey 10 G. D. A. F. 20 Previously acknowledged $250 Total $335 The Pinang Gazette understands that Rev. P.203 words
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Advertisement32 1929-12-06 7 E 0. HOTEL In connection with the opening of the New Wing to-morrow evening a special dinner will ba served followed by a Bal Kasaue. Dancing will continue until 1.45 a m32 words
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Advertisement612 1929-12-06 7 New Advertisements. POSITION WANTED. Cook-Boy (Straits born Tamil) will bo free at the end of this vear. Suit a etric‘ r qnmt bichelor, on an Estate. Particulars (-tamped envelope). Stokes, Bukit fen gab, P. W. POSITION VACANT. Wanted Clerk- Coaductor for healthy Estate near Penang (tVmil and Malay I bour)612 words
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Article374 1929-12-06 8 Issued above the names of Messrs. G. W. A. Trimmer and H. Parry, the report of the Penang Harbour Board for the year ended June 30, 1929, contains some interesting information concerning the progress of the port for the twelve months prior to that date. The financial374 words
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Article209 1929-12-06 8 All good Scots, and bad ones too for that matter, will rejoice that the field of Bannockburn has been acquired as a national park It is over six hundred years since the Bannockburn incident occurred, yet, we daresay, it has been responsible for more contused auricular appendages than any209 words
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Article191 1929-12-06 8 BY HOOK OR BY CROOK." I WHEN we are determined to do a thing some wty or another, we sometimes say. "I will do it, by hook or by crook.” J This expression originally referred to the common right of manorial tenants to gather wood191 words
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Article1160 1929-12-06 8 Penang, Friday. ry IKE femal wi >kles wailing J for the offspring snatched from them we mourn this t morning the non-arrival of the t Home mail. A B. 1., st°amer is for the second time the culprit and curiously enough it is the same' vessel. Have1,160 words
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Advertisement213 1929-12-06 8 r i bOhSI JOHN HAIGB€9I™C_| (gibers MARKINCH ScpCT ,n— II '"-lll' WONDERFUL THE SHAVE-TIME SAVER (BLANi-S PRODUCTS Lt<l FOR J SAFETY RAZORS I Il COMPLETE OUTFITS 1 jj Consisting of nrnan e it«l hygiene con- C |H taineraud oi.e 6i z boit e bland b solution BLAND’S SOLUTION 1 per213 words
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Advertisement35 1929-12-06 8 Ek fe 9 O. OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE NEW WING Saturday, 7th December, 1929. GRAND BAL MASQUE. CRACKERS. DANCING Till 1-45 a m. Please reserve tables early. I lTj ggy* 5 JMBBW White Label «J#35 words
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Miscellaneous113 1929-12-06 8 Come, Come, Come and See. The First World’s Famous t hhiese Circus to Malaya The Great Chinese Circus. The various Hair-raising, 1 angerous Hor>e-Back Stunts, AV ire-Walkmg, Sword and Knife Throwing, Boxing with Tiger,anti Iji opatd, Hilirious Torch Juggling, Fascinating Otiental Dancing, V\ onderful Struggle between Tiger and Leopard, bir--*113 words
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Miscellaneous25 1929-12-06 8 TIDE TABLES. High Water. Low Water. To-day 2.24 a.m. 9.19 a.m. 353 i .m. 8.53 p.m. To-morrow. 2.51 a.m. 945 a.m. 3.50 p.m. 9.29 p.m.25 words
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Obituary106 1929-12-06 8 FUNERAL NOTICES. The funeral of the late Mrs. Yeoh Teik Beng nee Liin Chooi Bee Neoh will take place from 101, acalister Road on Sunday, Kth iust. at 10 a.m. The remains will be interred at the Batu Gantong Cemetery. (F. vl .S. papers please copy.) The funeral .of the106 words
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548 1929-12-06 9 Rugby Fadio Service Widespread Damage. > Steamer Turns Turtle Off Land’s End. s Wireless Warning. The hurricane on Wednesday night continued its furious career yesterday morning strewing streets of towns with slates and wreckage in all parts of Great Britain, France and Ireland. The severestRugby Fadio Service - 548 words
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Article201 1929-12-06 9 TERN rTRUGGLEAT IPOH. The hockey match between teams drawn from the Ipoh Club played on the Ipoh hecreation ground yesterday resulted in the arried members being defeated by the Single by two goals to one. Ihe ...anie was fought out at a fast I’ta and201 words
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Article41 1929-12-06 9 I -o 'ta> at the Esplanale at 6 p.m. y»!ture The Arcadians v onckton .7’ y ilzil >’ka Chopin Godfrey election Merrie England German J rx I rot Sarah Jane Nicholls The Winning Fight Hobzman God Save the King.41 words
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Article218 1929-12-06 9 EUROPEAN KILLED AT PUCHONG. A sad shooting fatality occurred on Tuesday evening at Puchong, resulting in the death of Mr. Harry Arnold Burgess, an assistant engineer employed by the Hong Kong Tin Dredging Co., on their dredge at Puchong. Mr Burgess, who was 20 years of age, was218 words
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Article60 1929-12-06 9 Reuter. CHAMBER TO >IT THREE TIME’ A DAY. Paris, December 5. The Government has adopted heroic measures to deal with the Parlinuntary congestion. It has submitted, as a n otion of confidence, that the Chamber sit three times a day, including Sundays, until the Budget is passed.Reuter. - 60 words
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Article181 1929-12-06 9 Reuter. DRIVE IN STATE. 69 YEAR QUARREL ENDED. SPECIAL MEDALS STRUCK. A quarrel which had lasted for 69 years was ended when the King and Queen of Italy drove in State to visit the Pope. This is the first time the Sovereigns of United Italy haveReuter. - 181 words
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Article50 1929-12-06 9 euter. YORK C. AND COVENTRY C. WIN THROUGH. London, December 5. In the Football Association cup first round replays Tranmere Rovers lost at home to York City and Coventry City beat Norwich City. Results: Tranmere R. 0 York C. 1 Coventry C. 2 Norwich C. 0! euter. - 50 words
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74 1929-12-06 9 enter. FIGHTING NEAR ICHANG. Hankow, December 5. It is reported from up-river that the troops who recently revolted in SouthHunan and South-West Hupeh clashed with Government troops near Ichang in the vicinity of which fighting took place. H. M. S. Saphis and H. M. S./ enter. - 74 words
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Article76 1929-12-06 9 ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT. Under the direction of Rev. W. A. Schurr the Fitzgerald Memorial Church presented its annual Christmas Pageant in the AngloChinese School Hall on December 4 and 5. On Wednesday the show was primarily for Cambridge students and last night for the general76 words
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Article166 1929-12-06 9 PRELI INARIES DI < U rED. (F.om Our Own orrespondent.) Klang, December 5. The informal meeting of those selected to discuss the preliminaries of the formation of a Rotary luh in Klang, to >k place at the Selangor oast lub, Klang. Those present at the meeting166 words
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Article92 1929-12-06 9 CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT AND MONTHLY MEDAL f From Our Own orrespondent.) Klang, Deceml>er4. In the semi-final round of the Klang G >lf Championship Ellen beat Money 3 and 2. Wilson and Mailing have still to play off their match and. the winner meets Ellen. The Men’s monthly Golf92 words
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Article525 1929-12-06 9 interference can be permitted.— l\iuj ry Radio Service. Self-Protective Action. SOVIET INTERNATIONAL POSITION STATED IMPROVEMENT. Great Britain has received replies from China and the Soviet with regard to the memorandum sent to them calling attention to the second article of the Kellogg Pact. i Both repliesinterference can be permitted.— l\iuj ry Radio Service. - 525 words
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Article77 1929-12-06 9 Center. FORMERLY OF HONG KONG. London, December 5. The death has taken place of Sir Gershon Stewart K.B.E at the age of 72. He was engaged in business in Hong Kong from 1882 till 1906. He was a member of the Hong Kong Legislative Council, Center. - 77 words
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Advertisement13 1929-12-06 9 Be proud of the Cigarettes you offer friends.'lack d White" are the best-13 words
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Advertisement245 1929-12-06 9 STILL GOING STRONG ii <T> i :i Black Label Red I.&bĕl t 4 Per Bottle Per Bottle I 4 70 $3-45 I I I WT&iSEZ® I 5 bOLE AGENTS. I John Little Co., Ltd., Penang, i, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur Ipoh. BROWN BOVERI With the striving for greater ettici ncies in245 words
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Article154 1929-12-06 10 of r.f gotiationp.” British United Press. SPECIAL P. G." WIRE. IT I 1 Association Chairman Interviewed. I ACT CAREFULLY. X London, December 5. rqp HE principles of a scheme I for the Regulation of Tin Supplies was approved at a meeting of the Tin Producers’ Associationof r.f gotiationp.”British United Press. - 154 words
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Article52 1929-12-06 10 Yesterday’s London, New York and Local Prices. 77/V: LONDON. Spot £174-5-od. Down £2-ss. 3 Months’ £177-54M. Down £2-5s SINGAPORE. $B9 5/8 per picul Down 37 sc. 200 tons done. RUBBER. London 8d Up 1/16d. New York 16 cts. (Gold) Local 25 cts. unchanged By Courtesy of Messrs.52 words
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Article45 1929-12-06 10 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE.) S.R. Sheet 26$ cfs. per pound pl=s3s/33 Quiet. London 81 New York 16 ctr. gdd Courtesy of Messrs. Allen Dennys.) General Produce Agency Ltd. Spot 26}e per lb. December 1929 261 c Jan./March 1930 28}c Apr./June 1930 2950 Market dull.45 words
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Article84 1929-12-06 10 Messrs. Eastern Smelting Co. Ltd. London, December 4, epot £176-12-6 three months’ buying £179.10; three months’ gelling £179 12.6. Messrs Boustead and Co. Ltd. 6th December qn.xat'ou for Singapore e ne «n tin $B9-62$ per picul, buei neee done 200 tor a Penang refined tin 189-37$ P*r picul,84 words
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Article71 1929-12-06 10 Ddcunb-M* 6 1929. Oowrtop of The Chartered Bank On London Bank Demand 2/3 4 m/sl 2,3 15/16 i nvate 3 m/st Crwiit 2/4 5/16 <7 Docnin-ntary 2 4 3/8 On New York Bank Demand 56} M France PT 1 T.T.' ii 4 4 «naknlr T.T. 80} Bat-via T.T. ]3971 words
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Article16 1929-12-06 10 The home ward mail bv th* z? 7 Here, at 6 p.m. to-jay. Edamna16 words
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Article471 1929-12-06 10 TO DAY’S PRICES. The following were the latest quotations MESSRS. KENNEDY Co’s share list at 11 a.m. to-day: Yesterday To-day CEE Sharks. 0 <S tS 0Q UQ CQ 00 to. to. t o. to. Mimnif. Ayer Hi fam Tib. 11/6 12/- 11/7$ 12/1$ Batn Caves 1.00471 words
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Article36 1929-12-06 10 DECLARAION OF INTERIM DIVIDEND. The following telegram h fß be en re ceiyed from the H-ad Office D terim Dividend 7sd I. fs tax payable 18 h December on router 3rd December/”36 words
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Article209 1929-12-06 10 FULL FIGURES. THE following are mine outputs for the month of November: Ma'ayan Tin Dredging Ltd. Piculs 2,000 Yardage 479.400 Southern Malayan Tia Drjdging Ltd. Piculs 2900 Yardage 717,100 Tronoh Mines Ltd. Output from all some s Picula 2870 Kampar Sections Piculs 800 Southern Tronoh. Output209 words
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Article120 1929-12-06 10 Edison’s Claim. COMMON WEFD OF AMERICA. MERCHANTS SC EPTI AL. New York, December 5. PROFESSOR Edison claims to have produced artificial rubber, manufacturable at a cost of sixteen cents a pound, from Golden Rod”, one of the commonest weeds in the United States. Before he left120 words
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Article45 1929-12-06 10 L iTEST RETUHN3. lbs. Farborough 75,329 Fusing 16,394 Malakoff 163,000 Kuala Muda 266,470 United Patani 255,000 Taiping 113,000 Sungei Batu 66.000 Foothills (vlalaya) 26/00 Bertam C. 255,300 Bertam Extended 39,300 Windsor (F-S.) 30.500 Vai D’or 40.600 Kuala Sidiin 78,170 Bassett 37,80045 words
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404 1929-12-06 10 OFFI IkL STATISTICS The following table g’ves British Malaya Exports of Para rubber exclusive of latex for the month of November, as declared, suppliel by the Acting Registrar Genera’ of Statistics. U.K. Hr. Pos. Europe U.S.A. J-ipan O;hers Total Tor-g Tcn«i Tons Tons Tons404 words
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Article240 1929-12-06 10 BOUSTEAD cq„ JLTIX Penang, December 4. The market during the past week has continued dull and uninteresting. At the time o' writing loaal values show a farther loss on balance of one cent per lb whilst Lon ion New Y rk c’ose i I and240 words
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Article212 1929-12-06 10 Penang, December 6, 1929. t Ctf. Benares Opium p. chest oom 5.0' 0 nr C oves 9’ f *o Gold leaf sel'ers 72 06 Mace irklngs ncm 17» 0* Nutmegb 80s 70.09 UOs 6(.00 Cocoanuts per 1,000 50.00 Copra Sundried buj ers 9 40 Rattans sales 11.15 Rattans212 words
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Advertisement172 1929-12-06 10 A New York Mother Tes How She Keeps Her Baby Well With Faby’s Own Tablets. Mrs. H. E. Newmar, who resides at 294 Fifth Street, South Brooklyn, N. Y„ I »ay.-: I always feel safe when I have B by o O *n Tablets in house. I have given them172 words
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Advertisement358 1929-12-06 10 FOR SALE. Morris Cowley Tour.» m > Recently ic« o ove r h, n |,J e ,9 27. new hood and newly painted 7,^'‘ err feet condition, a barcam n pars Boo. Apply lo A. Fowler G^G\ Tel. No. 13, Prison, Pe nqn( b 0101 Rd. Eastern Smelting Co., LrT*358 words
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491 1929-12-06 11 Middle age brings what Well, should it bring any alteration in one's looks there is a reason. HAT makes some people appear 1 middle-aged before their time while others keep their youthful appearance well into the forties That it is not491 words
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Article614 1929-12-06 11 ROUND THE GLOBE IN FIVE HOURS. rocket plane tests. New Avenue Of Possibilities Opened. IT 7 ITH the successful flight of Vy his rocket plane by Fritz von Opel in Germany another whole new avenue of possibilities opens to aviation. The diminutive gliding plane, ehot off614 words
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Advertisement53 1929-12-06 11 Be proud of the Cigarettes you offer your friends.Black d White" are the Lest. gazette $1,C66 Offer. Registration Form. Please forward a copy of the edition of the Pinang Gazette until countermanded, for which the sum of d$ is enclosed for the next months' subscription. Name...„ J Address Signatu re.53 words
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Advertisement225 1929-12-06 11 Assets exceed $10,000,000. S. C. Assurance in force ove* $35,000,000. I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. > (Incorporated in Streit. Settlements). i H£AD OFFICE: Winchester House Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 17. Old Jewry, E.C, T >e Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and compile s225 words
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Advertisement189 1929-12-06 11 COME AND SEE Jethsing's New Goods ESPECIALLY UNPACKED FOR The Coming Christmas and New Year. CALL AT P. T. C. Jethsing and Company, 14, BEACH STREET, (OPPOSITE ISLAY KERR COMPANY). New Shipment Ladies’ Underwear Heavy Crepe de Chine with full embroi- 1 A <lery open work and net work, pei189 words
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Miscellaneous37 1929-12-06 11 t"g n itth in tw w > K' yy gwwg> m if s I A iFs To Nijht! PATSY RUTH MILLER m RALPH INCE'S See A Mighty Love that Surged Around the World! New Comedies and Empire News.37 words
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710 1929-12-06 12 APPKAL FOR REDRESS. Peer And Hardships Of Ex-Enemy Subjects. The question of the surplus of the priva' e property of ex enemy Bubjecta now in the hands of th G vernment was raised by Lord Back master in the House of Lords recently. He moved710 words
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Article, Illustration37 1929-12-06 12 Don’t you admire the graceful line of my train “Wha 1 a pity the train will get under one’s feet! r “It’s quite safe to dance if the train is held properly.’37 words
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Advertisement70 1929-12-06 12 X I o'»/ 1 I A 0 X I x-z WHEN DISCERNING I ADVERTISERS RELY ON I THE I SUNDAY GAZETTE BECAUSE «jus M l <? Bvjiihl M a h re Em »141 Bre SUL M > S Di > B’dre DB> Hl* BK M|a 1 wFyH 9 MMA B70 words
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Advertisement14 1929-12-06 12 Be proud of the Cigarettes you offer your friends.Black d While" are the best.14 words
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Advertisement372 1929-12-06 12 Wj t ORIENTAL ARTS and CRAFTS I X tbt> "f Patron. n d Visitor, T II THE SLVENIH (ANNUAL) t I Exhibition and Sale J p:/ S F 1 7 1 .1 D x T Antique Chinese Porcclais. .wed Jade, Bronze .nd Doubles the Beauty nnique of Cbjectj D>Art of372 words
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Miscellaneous89 1929-12-06 12 j THE MINUTE THA f SEEMS A YEAR By Gluyas WILLIAMS -J I DQI j 11 I "Tnbh 11 rt kJ > C phi-. (jOE I fw tjJ ts— -\TV i I n h I t Zx n j J c J > J V AFTER SPENDING THE BETTER. W89 words
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Article398 1929-12-06 13 Snow, with all its inconveniences has already indicated to the folks at Home that winter is with them. In the article below the writer tells of people who are delighted when the snow first appears. BARRING fog, "there *7is no sort of weather more 'heartily398 words
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Article263 1929-12-06 13 DERATING APPEALS BY REVENUE OFFICER FAILS. The Recorder of Leeds dismissed appeals by the Revenue Officer for the Leeds area against the decision of the Leeds Assessment Committee to inc’ude the hereditaments of the Yorkshire Evening News and the Yorkshire Evening Post in the wpecial list as industrial263 words
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Advertisement53 1929-12-06 13 IMPORT YOUR CYCLE SAVE POUNDS ««y seiec’e.' o.i .A.. Hudsons, Lone d* «'ul other 'ending makes. SI"- £12.10 PACKKD FRU F.O B. Lmtkm. or Cm. et 2 g -.Uk i-.in.eed Gow*n>.nt SnrpiMß ,’.oc'- Luke .wOnfinally cost til me: MAOtXMODtLS OABt OF» lam*M/% vied orderbabao. > dMirvy. B.a> e r»-AMtmi»l»r, St.53 words
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Advertisement128 1929-12-06 13 I 1 te/ -Jis/ he 4 ->?- Z' 'Mb i I Eve's Preference. 3 The universal popularity of the Blue and Gold labelled 4711” Eau de Cologne id due to the fact that, tor more M >( than a century, it has been made from the finest ingredients. s I128 words
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Article983 1929-12-06 14 The Late Sir Joseph Robinson. Pioneer of South African Diamond Industry. SIR JOSEPH BENJAMIN ROBINSON, whose death in his 80th year was announced from South Africa recently, was a pioneer of the Kimberley diamond industry and also of goid-mining in the Transvaal. Tbe story of983 words
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Advertisement686 1929-12-06 14 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter Paid-np-Capitil ReHerve Fond £4 (0 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,0 O.OUU Head Office 38, Bisho- sgate, London, E C. 1 Agencie- and Branches Alor Star, Amritsar, Bangkok, Batavia, Bombay, C-l- ntta, Canton, Cawnpore, Cebu, Colombo, Dairen,686 words
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Advertisement47 1929-12-06 14 The Carborundum Co., Ltd., MANCHEST EK. 5 X Aloxite and Carborundum Wheel-, Scythe Stones, Hones, X Carborundum Crucibles, Etc. Jj S s X X Stockists: K m Wi liam Jacks Co., (Malaya) I td., g X I’enang. Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur and "ingapore. ig X M KKXMfiKXXXXXKXHXXXK KXXXKKKXKMXMXMXKXX47 words
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Advertisement200 1929-12-06 14 I I mi EM llllll ID IWftUiil EVERLASTING UNIQUE i X’MAS GIFT Artistically Carved Ivory Bone Metal CURIOS At specially low price with free packing for the season. ONLY OBTAINABLE AT WASSIAMULL’S 20, 22, B 'ach Street, PENANG. Phone. 626. SIMPLE STRONG x TYNESIDE” x Light faceting Battery Capacity 350/400200 words
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Article715 1929-12-06 15 CAREER FOR THE SOCIALLY AMBITIOUS. ATTRACTIVE REWARDS. What The Layman Believes. Whatever one thinks of the Bar, one cannot deny that it is respectable. It is, as far as I know, the only respectable call* ing open to the sons of the socially ambitious. To have715 words
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Advertisement73 1929-12-06 15 BOur B .EI,LA flavoured drink a in POPULARITY f day. I Ltd., PENANG. I fhgne ns s I 'I I' Wasted Horse Power i If you wish to avoid waste see that your Works and Mills use the super-efficient, durable and fully 1 guaranteed GRIF’OUY’ I, >! FATENT MACHINE BELTING73 words
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Advertisement542 1929-12-06 15 HENDERSON LINE. Fast steamers taking pawengerw from RANGOON to MA RS KILLKB and PLYMOUTH with through from P*»na>ig. HOMEWARD SAILINGS FROM RANGOON. sCHINDWIN Die. 7 esKEMMENDINE Dec. 21 The Connecting steamer»- leave ?»-n»*ng -very Saturday. Penan<. Medan Bangkok to Penang Medan A Bangkok to dks Marseille* (Juiced Kingdom Single £6B542 words
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Advertisement1382 1929-12-06 16 S HE BLUE FUNNEL LINE INTENDED SAILINGS FROM PEMANG < WEEKLY SERVICE, LONDON N. CONTINENT. i S\RPEDON in port ?wf arseillee», London, Rotterdam, and Glasgow. > J r.NCHISES Dec 12 Marseilles, London, Rotterdam and Glasgow. *J PERSEUS Dec. 19 Marseilles, London, Rotterdam and Hambufg < .-1 5 IDOMENEUS Dec. 251,382 words
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