Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 8 March 1930

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 54. VOL. LXXXVIII. SATURDAY, Bth MARCH, 1930. PRICE 10 CENTS
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    COUNTY CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP POSITION.
    758 3 Only 28 Matches. MIDDLESEX AND SURREY M)I IO MEET. NEXT YEAR. WITH what object, and with what prevision, we may ask, did the Advisory County Cricket Committee frame the regulations at present governing the Comity Championship jor the regulations ensure that next jear the Championship must
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      11 3 (> course I'll have another one, -f do like Udr tell’s l/randy!”
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      208 3 /I j miles per hour or better The 8930 WILLYS SIX z > Remarkably economical AT CRUISING SPEEDS j COUNTER-BALANCED CRANKSHAFT II —ZLZ—==< I.?* 9 NEW COM FORTABLE T™ GINE of the 1930 Willyssix is JL tne finest power plant ever incorpoBODIES ATTRACTIVELY rated in such a low-priced car. Develop-
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      59 3 911 |jy _l■ if i To-night and till Sunday 9th March Two Excellent Paramount Pictures AT 8-45 p. m. NIGHTLY The Latest Empire News Gary Cooper KISS 6RtCls POLA NEGRI "The Woman from Moscow” KELLS Pola in a Superb Dramatic performance, First Show at 7-30 r.w. "ARRONUTB” Comedy AERO w
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    Where Irish Lawyers Work.
    800 4 A LIBRARY WHICH IS NOT A SOLEMN AND SILENT HALL-NO ENGLISH PARALLEL Few people in England are aware of the fundamental d fference between the barrister's life in London and in Dublin. A London barrister, talking of his work, refers to the ’‘chambers”; a Dublin man
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      319 4 LErls* PERiIHS' SAUCE ON EVERY TABLE <TFOR EVERY J DISH ,11 ■wp®’ HAD BLOTCHES ON FACE AND.BODY Was Nearly Mad at Times. Healed by Cuticura. “My trouble began with an irritation and then small, red blotches broke out all over my face, body, arms and hands. Later scales formed, and
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  • FEMININE REFLECTIONS
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      MRS. PEPYS’S DIARY.
      756 5 (J When writing to my good Mibtreie Baesett, do enclose a most recipe for a Barley Cream n nrl8 0 f wh'cb, though some might coningredients to be rather expenB der i d 0 point out to her it might ,lV ]l form the principal part of
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      TACKLING THE PICTURES.
      428 5  -  BY MARJORIE CROOME. Once a year, it is a wise plan for the housewife to examine her pictures, and Rive a thorough overhauling to those which are generally dirty. She will find the back of the pictures protected by thin pieces of wood. These should be removed,
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      ARE YOU JEALOUS?
      472 5  -  BY MRS. ABBIE HARGRAVE. I fancy if good fairies attended Christenings still, handing out their favours, and I had the choosing of a very special gift f>r my child I should say “don’t let this child know a twinge of Jealousy all its life'*, and that, I
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      Tempting Trifles.
      106 5 The vogue for semi-precious jewellery is by no means decreasing, and, no wonder, when there are such temp ing designs as amber and gold ear rings with a pendant to match or a bracelet of gold and col Hired stones, and ear-rings that go with it. Sometimes a
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      BLACK COMES FIRST.
      455 5  -  BY POPPY BACON. In Paris, doing thn round of the midseason collections recently, I noticed that the audience which included some of the most chic in the world at the moment —for this is the time when the smart women buy their clothes vere clad almost entirely
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      BACK TO HANDWORK.
      447 5  -  BY JOAN ROSSITER. It is interesting to notice that fine handwork ie becoming fashionable. There are small quantities on inexpensive modes as well as elaborate garments which have been made by peasant women abroad, and, during the last few weeks, 1 have had glimpses of some very
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      SHE CHOSE DIAMONDS.
      519 5  -  BY MARION WEBSTER. To be “unusual" is something of a fad among a certain section of modem youth 'md up to a point, in matters which are not important, this indulgence can be amusing. Butt when it omes to things that have greater significance, the old order
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      12 5 ‘‘o/ course I’ll have another one, I do like Martell's brandy I"
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    ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH FOOTBALL.
    289 6 To-Dav’s Matches. ARSEN 'L TO VISIT WEST H' M. CHARLTON AT CHELSEA. following is the full list of matches to be played to-day in the English and Scottish Leagues DIVISION 1. Birmingham v Burnley Blackburn R. v Derby C. Grimsby T. v Leeds U. Huddersfield T
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    Chinese Health Proposals To League.
    109 6 Reuter. DECPION REACHED. Geneva. March 7. 'I lie Health Committee of the League has concluded the examination of the Chinese Government’s proposals as regards its collaboration with the Health organisation and adopted two resolutions, firstly with regard to collaboration as desired by the Government in
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    Scott-Sharkey Boxing Film.
    70 6 .—Reuter. WAS IT CENSORED? New York, A'arch 7. Ih< question whether the cott liarkey figlii film has been censored is likely to be decided in the courts. >ir. Henry 'onenshine, owner of the port World Film Exchange, has instituted I ng a ainst the New York Daily
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    MAY TAPPING.
    45 6 CEYLON TO SUPPORT R. G. A. SCHEME. (From Our Own Torrespondent.) Colombo, March 7. The Ceylon Estates’ Proprietary Association considered the R. 6. A.’s reply regarding the refusal to cease May tapping and decided to support the scheme despite a lack of unanimity.
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    UNITED EMPIRE PARTY.
    257 6 R uter. Donations Returned. DEPARTURE FROM ORIGINAL AIMS. LORD ROTIIERMERE’S PROGRAMME London, March 7. LORD ROTHERMERE, in a statement to the Press, says that the work of the United Empire Party, in which 173,000 m mbers of the pubLc have up to the present enrolled, will in
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    REICHSBANK PRESIDENT RESIGNS.
    119 6 Reuter. Herr Schacht. UNCHANGED VIEW OF YOUNG PLAN. Berlin, March 7. Herr °chacht has resigned the presidency of the Reichsbank. Herr Schacht’s announcement at to day’s meeting of the directors of the Reichsbank that he had taken steps to resign several years before the expiry of his
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    Inquest On Mrs. Demaret.
    43 6 Rc’Kie/. VERDICT OF ACCIDENTAL DEATH. London, March 7. The inquest on Mrs Demaret, Mr. Stimson’s lady stenographer, brought in a verdict of Accidental Death. The evidence showed that she apparently slipped while putting the Howers though the window sill.
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    MALAYAN PERSONALITIES.—No. 10.
    69 6 MALAYAN PERSONALITIES. —No. 10. EDWIN VICTOR COATS a THOMSON, F.S.A.A., J.P., partner ot Evatf&Co Penang; Born 1883 at Eskbank, Midlothian; Educated at George Watson’s College, Edinburgh; Joined British North-Borneo Company in 1910 as Accountant*Cadet; Joined the staff of Evatt Co., Ipoh, in 1913 and came to Penang in 1915: Mr.
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    338 6 Dr. harles McCarthy is now attached I to the Seremban Medical Dept I Amongst recent appointments of Assistant Masters to Malaya is that of Rev. Colin King. Lieut F. W Lewis. R. A., left for India by the transport City of Marseilles on Sunday last. he Hon.
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    INDIAN COTTON TARIFF.
    241 6 Japan’s Position. OBJECTION TO IMPERIAL PREFERENCE. PUBLIC MEETING. Osaka, March 6. LEADING Cotton Trade Associations are holding a public meeting on Mond.iy to discuss the proposed increase in the Indian cotton goods duty which still continues to occupy much attention. The leaders of the cotton trade declare
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  • CORRESPONDENCE.
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      THAT EASTERN SATYR CALLED DEMOCRACY.
      609 6 To The Editor of the Pinang Gazetted Sir, I admire the commercial acumen of Mr. Granville Roberts in retailing diatribes against the Asiatics on the instalment system. To regard his effusions as being imbued with a fanatical sincerity is to be over-generous The true interpretation
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    INTERESTING ADDRESS ON PUBLIC HEALTH.
    612 6  -  By Prof, Bostock Hi|| "COOK YOUR OWN SIMM. FOOD." To a crowded audience members of the Public, Health n P S DR Medical Practitioners and teachers v ‘T’ evening at the St. George’s G irk q?* Prof. A. Bostock Hill an Sch °ol Public Health
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    FEAR OF OLD AGE.
    157 7 INDIAN MERCANTILE OFFICER COMMITS SUICIDE. Rather than grow old enough to become a nuisance to himself and to others, Captain G. D. Emerson Metcdfe, a retired Indian Mercantile < fficer, aged 68, committed suicide, while of uneound mind. In a letter to trs housekeeper, read at
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    Wealthy Man’s "Double."
    141 7 IMPERSONATION AND A STRANGE 8 F QUEL. A remarkable story of impersonation was revealed in a Budapest court when a man was sentenced to 6 months’ imprisonment for impersonating George Vida, a wealthy landowner. Vida recently left his luxurious Budapest house to spend two months in his
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    P.C.C. Lawn Tennis Tournament.
    38 7 LADIES DOULES. The following is the result of a tennis tournament tie played yesterday Ladies Doubles Handicap (Semi-Final): —15.1 Mrs. Douglas and Mrs. Milligan beat —15.2 Miss Howes Roberts and Miss Gold 7-5, 6-3.
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    Mawson Discovery Expedition.
    176 7 AUSTRALIA BOUND. Canberra. March 7. The Mawson Discovery Expedition left Kerguelen on V arch 2 for Australia as the Antarctic summer closes at the end of March and therefore, a second visit to the Antarctic coast is impossible.— Reuter. On Thursday night at the M S V
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    SORE ITCHING SCALPS.
    173 7 ZAM BUK RIDS SKIN AND HAIR OF DISFIGURING DISEASE. Contagious and ravaging diseases of the scalp, afflicting both children and adults, are cause of grave c to the Health Authorities of this country. Parents should know that the surest and most soothing remedy for hair-des-troying sores, ecz-ma,
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      11 7 "Of course I'll have another one, I do like Martell's brandy!"
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      190 7 I or~1» iaTZZI—II niDD 0 Humour As 0 Others See It. i I 0 111 IT ~1l 111 II I— IT II I j|| JI BIHi as My wife examined my pockets ladt night.” What did she find?” What all explorers find—material for a lecture —Gutierrez, Madrid. V /I a
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    TIN PRODUCERS’ ASSOCIATION.
    142 8 APOLOGY. Our attention has been called to the Leading Article in our issue of the 10th January 1930 under the caption Malaya Holds the Baby” in which we wrote: Bolivia and Nigeria, having discovered that they can produce with tin at XTBO a ton or lower, are
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    ASIATICS AND THE CIVIL SERVICE.
    364 8 By his provocative articles on the subject of Asiatics and the Civil Service, Mr. Granville Roberts is succeeding in keeping alive the Hames of controversy. His latest denouncement of the suggestion that the sons of the soil shouk have a sh ire in guiding the
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    Behind the Scenes
    1502 8 London, February 7. The King has never before in his life spent so many months without a visit to Scotland But at Buckingham Palace they are already talking of his first visit north He is expected to attend the Highland Agricultural Show near Drumlanrig, this being regularly
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      246 8 Pritchard’s “Panish Bac«( Bacon MAKES Breakfast MORE ENJOYABLE CUT TO YOUR REQUIREMENTS 4 CALL OR PHONE 335 Pritchard C°_ L ta PENANG “VAT 69” 1 i 0,d I I ripe* H TO Wnv Sanderson c Son 0 Oistillers LEITH MELLOW 0 'pHIS BRAND has wR been in the s:me family
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      153 8 SNAPSHOTS QF A MAN TAKING OFF THE ORNAMENTS By gluyas willum IcjSi I c JTW SAYS HE'S GOT A GETS A CH,AIR AND IMMEDIATELY GETS MUTTERS WHAT FEW MINUTES, HE BEGINS ON THE BIG A SHOWER OF WAS THE IDEA OF MIGHT AS WELL RED BALL NfcAH NEEDLES UP HIS
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    NAVAL CONFERENCE RESUMED.
    592 9 Rtuler. Ground Surveyed. TWO QUESTIONS REFERRED BACK. further examination. If is now fallen for granted in author it alive British circles flat there will be no need for building new capital ships before 1936. The Naval Conference formally resumed yesterday dd er mined to press on with
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    American National Tennis Championship.
    37 9 Il*ut*r- LORD ABERDARE’S victory. New York, March 7. Lord Aberdure has won the American ational Tennis Singles Championship, defeated the young Boston Player, Mr. Jr brazier, in the Final, by 6 3,6-1. A'-uUr.
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    TIN BELOW £l60.
    47 9 -Rugby Radio Service. Fall of £2 5s Yesterday. London, March 7. On the Metal Exchange today th. re was another sharp slump in the price of tin which fell £2.5s to £159. 7s. 6d. This is the lowest quotation for 7i yt&TS.-Rugby Radio Service.
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    CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE CAMPAIGN.
    185 9 .—Reuter. GANDHIUE SENTENCED. Appeal For Peaceful Hartal. New Delhi, March 7 Lord Irwin’s Secretary has acknowledged Mahatma Gandhi’s letter and regrets that he is contemplating an action which is clearly bound to involve the violation of the law’ and be a danger to public peace. Bombay, March
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    News From Siam.
    61 9 COMMUNISTS ARRESTED: SIAM AND DaVIS I UP. (From Our Own Correspondent J Bangkok, March 7. The up-country round up resulted in the capture of 29 Communists. The Annual dinner of the Siam Lawn Tennis Association was held on Thursday when the speakers urged that players should work
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    GOMBAK VALLEY OPTION CASE.
    591 9 Judgment Delivered. DEFENDANT WINS WITH COSTS. STAY OF EXECUTION. In the Gombak Valley Option Case Mr. Justice RarrevManby entered judgment for J.C. Baumann against the Malayan Tinfields Ltd. with costs A stay of execution was granted for one month. Kuala Lumpur, March 8. Judgment was given
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    Selangor Turf Club Races.
    51 9 THE SCRATCHINGS. < i The following are the scratchings for today’s races at Kuala Lumpur Race 1 Cool Game. Race 2 Iseult and Merry Chris. Race 3 Temoh and Hushedon. Race 6 Orexis. Race 7 Ettington, Brown Hill, Poppykar, Hazel Boy and Ruddy Brook. i Da<.e
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    WOOLLEN AND WORSTED INDUSTRY.
    210 9 —Rugby Radio Service. COURT OF INQUIRY REDUCTION OF WAGES IMPERATIVE. 200,000 AFFECTED. A reduction in wages is imperative if the manufacturers are to retain a share of the world’s markets, says Lord MacMillan in his report on the wages dispute in the woollen and worsted industry.
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    POLICE COLLEGE FOR ENGLAND.
    141 9 bilities of the scheme. Rugby Radio Service. SCHEME DRAWN UP. Home Secretary’s Opinion. London, March 7. A scheme has been drawn up by Mr. J. R. Clynes, the Home Secretary, and adopted in principle by the political council providing for the establishment of a Police College.
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    Fraudulently Using Mails.
    32 9 EXPLORER RELEASED ON PAROLE Washington, March 7. President Hoover has approved of the release on parole of Dr. < ook, the Polar Explorer, from imprisonment for using the mails fraudulently.
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    Why do we say it?
    142 9 "TURNING THE TABLES.” Turning the tables ”on anyone is a delightful achievement. It often amounte to avoiding a charge against oneself by making a valid counter-charge. For example, a husband says to his wife “My dear, your extravagant tastes in dress are simply ruining me.
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      40 9 FERTILISERS. STOCKS HELD SULPHATE OF AMMONIA, NITRATE OF SODA, NITROLIM, CAKEMEALS, BONE MEALS, SUPERPHOSPHATES, BASIC SLAG, FISH, SULFUROPHGSPHATEL POTASH SALTS, ETC., ETC. STANDARD ADCO Synthetic Fartßyand ManaK STANDARD FLOWER ANO LAWN FERTILISERS. WORM KILLER. Durege and Thomas, Lid», 3 PENANG-
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      11 9 "Of course I'll have another one, I do like Martell’s brandy!"
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures.
    1122 10 Port Of Penang. Schedule Of Principal Lines. THE following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the week: In Port To-iiay. a. e. Intan from Bagan Serai and Kuala Kuriu. Sailed for Krian River tc-iay at 9 a. m. 8. a. Sitiawan
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    OPTIMISM EVAPORATED INTO THIN AIR.
    443 10 BACK AGAIN. Sharp Rise In Rubber Expected. BLAKE AND CO. Singapore, March 5. Rubber is back again to the price level ruling a month ego and all the optimism of the past two wet ks has evaporated into thin air. The suggestion, to cease tapping
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION.
    124 10 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 9f>7tb, auction on Thursday, when there was catalogued 2,929,457 lbs. 1.307.79 tons. Offered 2,392,757 lbs.; 1,068.19 tons. Sold 2,069,383 lbs. 923.83 tons. Spot London 7ji. New York 14| cts. Prices Realized. Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Cents Per Lb. Standard
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    THE SHARE MARKETS.
    607 10 Messrs. KENNEDY CO., Penang, repor»ed on Friday s follow» A further sharp decline in the prices of both Tin and Rubber has only served to increase the depression already prevailing in the Share Market. Prices are lower allround and buyers very scarce with the result that business
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    TIN PRICES.
    22 10 Messrs. Eastern Smelting Co. Ltd. Lot.don M rch 6, Spot; £l6l 15.three mon ha’ buving £163-15s three mccthe* selling £164.
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    EXCHANGE.
    70 10 Petang, March 8, 1930. (Bi CA<rtety of Ihe Chartered Bant) On londm Bank Demand 2/3 4 m/sl 2/3 15/16 Private 3 m/st Credit 2/4 3/16 3 Documentary 2/4 5/16 On New York Bank Demmd 56 France T.T. 1,425 India T.T. 154 i Bangkok T.T. Batavia T.T. 139| Singapore T.T.
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    49 10 Latest London, New York and Local Prices. TIN: LONDON. Spot £159-5-8. Down £2-5-0 3 Months’ £lBl-18-1. Down £2-5-0 RUBBER: London 7 9/16 d. Up 1/8 d. New York 151/8 c. (Gold) Up 1/4 c. Local 25| cts. Up t c. By Courtesy of Messrs. KENNEDY CO.
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    LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST.
    128 10 TO-DAY’S PRICES. The foHowing were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Go’s share list at 11 a.m. to-day:— Yesterday to-day Q ĔĔ 2 E Shares. 5 p-» t*» s S (3 o fIQ 0Q CQ cn to. to. I 0. Ic. Mining. Ayer Hitam Tin, 13/4}
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    SINGAPORE PRICES.
    67 10 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE.) S.R. Sheet cts, per pound =per pl=S34|Quiet. Lindon 7 9/161 New York 15J c .s. (gold) (By Courtesy of Messrs. Allen Dennyt) General Produce Agency Ltd. Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet far to-day are at follows-. Spot 25i cents per lb. March 25|
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
    70 10 (Rugby Radio Skrvice.) London, March 7. Paris, 124.22; New York. 4.86 J Brussels, 34.39; Geneva, 25.135; Ams terdam, 12.121; Milan, 92.82 Berlin. 20.375 Stockholm, 18.12; Copenhagen, 18.165; Oslo, 18.17; Vienna, 34.505 Prague, 164 j; Helsingfors, 193«; Madrid 40.15 Lisbon, 108.30 Athens, 375 Bncharestf 818; Rio 20i a 6
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    HOW TO AVOID INDIGESTION.
    151 10 AN EASY WAY TO DO IT. In mod digestive troubles, excess acid fermi nted food have a tendency to to s main in the stomach until the next meal is eaten. That is why intense pain so often follows immediately after eating. In ciefß of this
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    KENNEDY & Co.'s SHARE LIST.
    936 10 KENNEDY Co.'s SHARE LIST. NAMES. Z RUBBBR [DeIU»,J 1 i f Allenby Rabbet 0« 1 rn i Alor Gajah Robber RsUte i > Amalgamated Malay Erteten 2 r, i Ayer Hitam Planting Byndhnu 2 7' 3 Ayer Knning Rubber Kitatei 30 Ayer Mclek Robber Oo 1 40 1 t J
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    Progress In Ireland.
    684 11 MODEST PROSPECTS FOR 1930. RETURN TO NORMAL. Where History Repeats Itself. OUR New Year opened quietly a n d modest prospects. I Certainly as regards the course of public order, 1929 had in it less incident than any year since the foundation of the Free State. This
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