Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 12 June 1930

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 132. VOL. LXXXVIII THURSDAY, 12th JUNE, 1930. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      1901 2 POSITION WANTED. NOTICE. THE OF ino'ia s Young European seeks engagement Notice is hereby given that the partner- T>g |VT ,4 UB T?^ L, in England by Royal -r—T TTTKT Js>oard experience of local import trade- ship heretofore subsisting between 8. M. J /4 11 VJI (InCorP Charter 1868.) TTT
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    NEW FORD HAS RUSTLESS STEEL.
    778 3 LOWER LINES. Exposed Metal Parts Of New Alloy. Embellishment of body lines of the new Ford constitutes the chief advance over the Model A as introduced two years ago. Changes that have been made tend wholly towards an increased beauty in the car < f
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    THE UNWANTED HORATIO.
    179 3 REFUSED ADMISSION INTO CANADA. But To Go To Australia. No steps are likely to be taken by the Commonwealth Government to prevent the entry into Australia of Horatio Bottomley, the former English M.P., and financier, who has been refused admission into Canada and the United States, where
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    Pacifist Nurse Barred.
    120 3 Reuter. U.S. REFUSES CITIZENSHIP TO MISS BLAND. The Federal Judge, Mr. Bondy recently refused the application of Miss Marie Averil Bland, formerly a war nurse, for United States citizenship, says Reuter from New York. At her first application, when Miss Bland was questioned as to whether she
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      649 3 Remove powder and rouge band with the word Palmolive in gold with beauty oils letters; the green wrapper; and the red To see how naturally lovely seal on the back of the cake with the your skin can be word Palmolive thereon. Palmolive soap al ls never sold unwrapped Apply
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      13 3 You should give Martell's Brandy the preference over others as it is superlative.
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    PENANG’S MALAYA CUP TEAM.
    973 5 Good Trial Match. FORWARDS IMPROVED COMBINATION. SELECTORS’ CHOICE ENDORSED. By Athlete THE Probables, represented by Colours defeated the Possibles (Whites) in the final Malaya Cup trial by four goals to two on the Esplanade yesterday. Whites scored twice after Carey and Lesslar had gone off with
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    BRITISH SPEED BOAT’S TRIAL.
    382 5 Miss England IL” OVER 109 MILES AN HOUR. RECORD ATTEMPT TO-DAY. London, June 11. It was revealed to-day that in an unofficial trial of the speed-boat Miss England II last night on Lake Windermere, Sir Henry Segrave covered a measured mile at a speed of 109.8
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    PENANG’S TEAM TO MEET PERAK.
    98 5 Inter-State Tennis. ASTE TO PARTNER HOPKINS. WEEK-END MATCH. The return tennis match between Perak and Penang is to be played at Ipoh on Saturday and Sunday. The match at Penang was abandoned owing to rain with Perak leading by eight matchen tn seven with two
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    "Dark Age" Relics.
    119 5 £60,000 COLLECTION TO BE EXHIBITED IN LONDON. Objec‘B discovered in tombs and insured for £60,000 have been taken to London by a high official of the Hungarian National Museum and will be on view at the Burlington Fine Arts Club Exhibition, says a Reuter Budapest message. The
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    Fewer Meals For M.P.s.
    126 5 PARLIAMENTARY KITCHEN LOSES £1,220 DURIN4 1929. A deficit of £1,220 and a reduction of 12,919 in the number of meals served for 1929, compared with 1928, are recorded in the special report from the Select Committee of the Kitchen and Refreshment Rooms of the Hiuaeof Cmn>n?.
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    A "Bantam" General.
    157 5 Brigadier-General Crczer, whose’ striking war book has just been pub.ished might never have been a soldier at all Hiwas too short to get through Sind hurst, and had to join up in ihe ranks and go out to Siuth Africe, wh«re he got his commission in th*»
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    Sea-Sickness Research.
    107 5 Poor sailors will anxiously await the findings of the commission set up by the Cunard Line to investigate the and S’ek a cure for sea-sickness. The com mission hav* just o tnpleted a Voyage iu the Aquitanu” and have carriel out tests on many passengers. Although wishing the
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    RIDING FOR A PLACE.
    404 5 AN OWNER’S VIEW. Huge Increase In Costs. Theoretically and in strictest accordance with rules every horse should be ridden out for a place in other words, it is demanded, for the sake of people who bet for plac -son the totalisator, that if a horse wins
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    Ability "Good."
    89 5 WHAT THE SEAMEN THOUGHT OF THE LAUREATE. Conduc’. Very good. Ability.Good. This is not the school report of gime ordinary boy who Irer passed into the blissful oblivion where most grown-ups are content to lie forgotten. It is the entry of the good training ship Conway. concerning one
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    Trim Mill Girls.
    205 5 IN MANNEQUIN PARADES ON A LINEff. Thirty-six girls of the Wigan distinct, selected from 6,500 mill operatives, have undergone training iu Liverpool to parade as mannequins. They will be bick in the city to appear on the liner Scythia, and display stvlish garments as part of the
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      17 5 "BOSCH" Plugs have proved to be best on the road, in the air ar.d on the sea.
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      38 5 In Exchange For 200 used S amps of Straits Settlements. Malay States, Siam* Hong Kong, Java, and the surrounding countries will give Picture Post r ards OF THE Great European War &c. MISS TEE KIA ORA/ London. England
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      61 5 Gibsons Steel Shafted Golf Clubs. [o]: A Large Assortment Now In Stock. Drivers Brassies Spoons Baffies. Mashies, Irons, Putters, Niblicks, Cleeks, etc. f PRITCHARD and c»., ltd., PENANG. Chop Kepa.la" i .-/iroaX I i I LIGHT GOOL I I! tiW i\. f ouN TA,N BRE weRK/ I REFRESiHING. ib Obtainable
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    347 6 Mr. C F. C. Macaskie has been appointed to act as Government Secretary, British North Borneo. A meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Ratepayers’ Association will be held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce at 3 p.m. on Saturday. Seven French Bishops of the Missions Etrangeres are proceeding
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    PENANG VOLUNTEER RIFLE CLUB.
    136 6 BISLEY MEETING. The following further donations have been received up to date for the Bisley Meeting 1930, viz: Already acknowledged on 24 5 30...5944 The Government Analyst 8 The Government Pathologist 5 M. S. Ally Co. 2 Dr. J. Ando 2 P.S. Peer v ohd. Shaik
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    Majestic Theatre.
    160 6 MAURICE CHEVALIER IN INNOCENTS OF PARIS.” A perfect stage presence is credited to Maurice < hevalier, Parisian revue star, and leading man in the Paramount all-taking and singing picture, Innocents of Paris,” which opens at the Majestic Cinema, Penang, to-night. Chevalier is accepted as Europe’s greatest entertainer and
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    Claim for Deeds of Gift to be Set Aside.
    2218 7 Supreme Court Case. Alleged Undue Influence on Settlor. Wealthy Teluk Anson Mohamcdan. An interesting case wh'ch is expected to take up two or three days 1 at least was begun in the Supreme Court this morning before Mr. Jus- j. tice
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    PENANG LIBRARY.
    91 7 The following new book have been received at the Library A Brass Hat in No Van’s Land by Brig. Gen. F. P. Crozier, Brief Candles, by Aldous Huxley, Cimarron, by Edna Ferber, An Experiment In sincerity, by John Erskine. Frolic Lady, by 8. P. B. Mais, The Golden
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    100 COUNTERFEIT COINS.
    638 7 DISTRICT COURT CHARGE FAILS. Baid On House In Kinta Lane. A Chinese named Teng Poh was to-daY charged before Mr J 8 W. Arthur in th e Penang District Court with having been in possession of 100 counterfeit King’s coins, namely counterfeit Straits .-ett’ements twenty cent pieces,
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    Municipal Moonlight Band.
    117 7 To day at the Esplanade at 8.30 p.m. 1 March Fighting Strength Jordan 2 Overture Land Of The Mountain McCunn And The Flood 3 Petite Suite de Concert Coleridge Taylor I Le Caprice de Nanette II Demande et Reponse 111 Un Sonnet d’Amour IV La Tarantelle Fretillante
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    F.M. States Benefit Society.
    38 7 The annual general meeting of the Federated Malay States Benefit Society v, ill be held at the office of Messrs- Walter renier Co.. (Kwong Yik Bank Buildings) on Tuesday, June 24 at 5 pm.
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    CIVIL WAR IN CHINA.
    297 7 Reuter. Northerners’ Demands. CHIANG KAI SHEK TO RETIRE. SETTLEMENT POSSIBLE. Shanghai, June 11. Following the intensive stalemate straggle at the end of last month, in which the Nationalists sustained 20,000 casualties, fighting in West Shantung lulled during the past week, the nationalists contracting the front. Reliable
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    TO-NIGHT AT THE E. & O.
    147 7 TO-NIGHT AT THE E. O. WE THREE" in BETWEEN OURSELVES A Revue. Part 1. 1. Between Ourselves.” 2. The King who wanted Jam for Tea.” 3. Maude Fyfield will sing. 4. A Duetand a Dance. 5. This Marriage Business.” The Wife Maude Fyfield. A Friend Edna Leslie. The Husband Reginald
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    Coming Events.
    67 7 June 12: Moonlight band at the Esplanade. Entries close for Iskander Polo Club Races. 13: Football, Boatmen vs. M.A.F.C., Renong Ground. 14 Hutchings School Annual Sports, 2 30 p.m. Malaya Cup Football Penang vs. Kedah, Esplanade. 15:Cricket: P. R. C. v C. R. C. Esplanade. Trinity Sunday. 18:
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      45 7 CHINESE HOTEL. CHOP KHOON SIONG, 89 and 91, Belfield Street, IPOH, PERAF. RESTAURANT, European and Ch n se Fo d, Ch mod-rate. Dinin« Halk fitted with elec’ric ligh’s and fare. For n-r iculare reLting to Picnic Tea Parties and Dime- pleas** apply to the MANAGER.
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      17 7 BOSCH" Plugs haw proved to he best on the road, in the air and on the sea.
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      512 7 New Advertisements. POSITION VACANT. Wanted A BILL COLLECTOR for outstatv n. Applicant must be energetic and able to ride a motor-cycle. Apply Box No. 99, c/o Pinang Gazette. TO LET. Compound House, 13, Perak Road. Apply 8, Leith Street. NOTICES. Old Xaverians’ Association. Malaya Cup Match. Members are hereby informed
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    A WICKED WICKED SIN.
    443 8 The righteous indignation of those who are appalled at the wickedness of this wicked world is sometimes so selfabsorbing that they appear to lose all sense of proportion and consistency. As an example of what we say, we note in a contemporary an advocate of the
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      LOCAL WOMEN AVIATORS.
      305 8 To The Editor of the Pinany Gazette. Sir.It surprises me not a little to read the letter of Mr. C. K. Eng. Kindly alloy me to assure your correspondent that I am as regular a reader of your paper as he presumably is and also to thank
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    Within "Five Years."
    97 8 PREDICTION THAT CEYLON WILL GO DRY." At the annual meeting of the Anglo Indian Temperance Association Lord OJwyd presi ing, a resolution was adopted assuring the the Prohibition League and affiliated organi sations of the Association’s continued co operation in fighting the liquor traffic in India. Speakers,
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    By the Way.
    1180 8  -  A. H. LJ Penang, Thursday. -OT yet, good Ignatius, have y we floated among the stars by night, although our thanks to you for the tender inquiry. Ignatius, we should point out, is a reader whose imagination has been stirred at the news we gave yesterday of
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      277 8 a l.i Ini ItUtT Y-' v Vlf/ Sir KreemyJCnufs 1r fw jlw Advice jfl S| fl *4 3| 3} MI 1 A need not be told. Like jSISI *1 U A Super-Kreem, his happy M face speaks for itself. > mvl Where he is vou may well wish yourself {kT~
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      60 8 F E, O. By Special Request we will appear in another full two hours revuaical entertainment entitled Between < urselves TO-NIGHT at 9 30 p.m. Love, Life and Laughter at Top Speed Admission Two Dollars. Seats now booking at the Hotel Reception Office. h KOK MUSCLE BUILDING EAT urrwxtCMTtL*. O—-
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    70 8 DEATHS. Hoon Cheng.Teoh Hoon Cheng Neoh, Head of the Macalister Road Vegetarian Temple (Kor Thye) at the age of 61 years on the 9th June. Funeral to take place on Sunday the 15th instant, at 10 a.m. for interment at Mount Erskine Cemetery. S. S., F. M. S and Rangoon
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    TANKER EXPLOSION OFF BOSTON.
    308 9 Reuter Swimmers Incinerated In Burning Oil. WIRELESS MELTED. Boston (Mass.), June 11. An oiltanker has been sunk with all hands after a collision off Scituate (twenty miles from Boston with the steamer Fairfax the passengers of which were transferred to the steamer Gloucester. The tanker took
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    REPARATIONS LOAN.
    169 9 Rugby Radio Service. First Prospectus now Available in London. London, June 11. After discussions spread over many weeks and lasting until the early hours of to-day the international conference of bankers in Paris ha. reached an agreement regarding the first international loan to be issued under the Young
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    IR-LINES IN ASIA.
    149 9 Reuter. Lord Thomson on Britains Inactivity. London, June 11. Lecturing at the Central sian Society on the development of I ritish Aviation in the East Lord Thomson, the Air Minister, dwelt on the greal> strides being made in rv ation in Russia, where there are now l
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    NEWS IN BRIEF.
    22 9 Benter. Paris. June 11. The extradition of Francis Lorang. Chairnym of the Blue Bird petrol companies, has been sanctioned.Kenter.
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    BRITAIN’S ADVERSE TRADE BALANCE.
    113 9 i.Reuter. £5,000,000 INCREASE OVER MAY 1929. Unemployment Figures. London, June 11. G reat Britian’s adverse trade balance last month was over £5.000,000 greater than in May last year. Unemployment during the last week increased by 5,000 to 1,775,000. These facts have been given prominence in newspapers
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    MALTA SITUATION.
    129 9 Reuter. Archbishop s Attack On Police And Prime Minister. Malta, June 12. The Archbishop has strongly protested to the Governor against the action of the police on the occasion of the popular demonstration on June 8. He says that the police gave the demonstrators every chance for creating
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    SHAKESPEARE MEMORIAL.
    97 9 .British United Press. Japanese Admirer’s Tribute To Bard Of Avon. Tokio, June 10. A Shakespeare Garden” has been culti vated by Dr. Sanki Ichikawa, President of the Japan Shakespeare Society. He is an ardent admirer of the works of the Bard of Avon and has built the garden
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    JAPANESE NAVY.
    91 9 Reuter. General Chief Of Staff Resigns. Tokio, June 11. Admiral Kato, Chief of the Navy General Staff, has resigned and the Government has accepted his resignation Admiral Shoshin Taniguchi, commandant of the Kure Naval Base, has been named to replace Admiral Kato. Vice Admiral Kichisaburo Nomura will replace
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    BRITISH WOOL WORKERS.
    59 9 Reuter Trade Unions And Wage Cut. London, June 11. Four trade unions engaged in the raw wool section of the wool and textile industry have now officially advised their members to accept the wage reduction of 10 per cent announced on Aprd 8. An almost general return
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    NEW BRITISH SUBMARINES.
    44 9 Reuter. 20 Launched Since the War. London, June 11. Three submarines Requlus, Regent and Rover were launched by Vicker Armstrongs at their Barrow yard for the British Admiralty. Twenty submarines, including two for Australia, have now been launched since the war.Reuter.
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    INDIAN FRONTIER TROUBLES.
    209 9 Reuter. Aerial Action Against Tribes. SHOLAPUR QUIET. Peshawar, June 11. Successful air action was taken this morning against the positions occupied by the Haji of Turangzai’s force and other tribesmen on the Mohmand Border when certain headmen made overtures for a Council. The Haji’s force is reported
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    PROHIBITIONISTS’ TACTICS.
    124 9 actions ana me lypusui J had bought in the raided premises.British United Press. New Method of Tracing Liquor Sellers. New York, June 10. Another legal move to check the activities of bootleggers” has just been evolved by r. Robert B. Watts, Assistant United States Attorney for New York.
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS.
    97 9 ed by the Handley Page Company.—Rugby Radio Service. Giant Passenger Aeroplane Nearly Ready. London, June 11. The British passenger aeroplane weighing, when fully loaded, approximately thirteen tons and able to carry forty-three people at a speed of 100 miles an hour, is soon to undergo her first flying
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    FILMING PIRANDELLO PLAYS.
    193 9 Hollywood Invitation to Italian Playwright. Berlin, June 10. 1 Plays by Signor Luigi Pirandello, the Italian poet and playwr.ght, have been secured here by Mr. Jesse L. Lasky, the American film magnate, for filming in Hollywood studios. Mr. Lasky conferred with the celebrated playwright here and secured
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    R.M.S.P. DECLINE IN PROFITS.
    159 9 Reuter. Bankers' Committee to Assist Board. TEMPORARY FINANCE. London, June 11. The affairs of the Royal Mail Steampacket Company are being actively discussed in the city. The company’s decision not to pay dividends, announced in December, has been followed by the recent report to be presented
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    PESSIMISM IN SINGAPORE.
    245 9 Slump Period. LAST QUITE 2 10 3 YEaRV RURAL BOARD MEETING. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, June 12. At the Rural Board monthly meeting yesterday, the opinion was expressed that there is a widespread feeling that the slump would last for quite two to three years. The
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    TRIPS TO THE MOON.
    273 9 Astronomer’s Vision Of The Future. Trips to the moon and back in 120 years time by cannon-ball, and conversations by telephone over beams of light between the moon and earth, were the topics of an address delivered in Brooklyn by Dr. John Y Stewart, associate Professor
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      14 9 Tow should give Martell’s Brandy the preference Of'rr oth' j rs as it is
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      214 9 CONSPICUOUS NUMBERS from the FIRST JUNE ISSUE OF “His Master’s Voice” Records Prelude In G Minor, Op. 23 No. 5 R; chrnanincff Prelu le In C Sharp Minor, Op. 3, No. 2 < tf Jack Hylton And His Orchestra (J 1864...$2.50) Casals —greatest of ’cellists. Song Without Words In D,
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      78 9 f theatre royal J POTS&u ill',, ilh, mJMmJF.. unlN/>Wh. ARi JGK.UWX.UI6UUI To-Night and Till Sunday, 15th June. f > IOLA NKGRI in “The Secret Hour” 7 Reels It’s no secret, Toe Secret H >ur presents Pola in a drain uic story worthy 3 of her fine artistry. CHXRLES ROGERS and
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  • Pinang Gazette. SHIPPING AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      C.P.R. LUXURY LINER.
      242 10 OI CUB 400 irrr-c iu all and she costs £3.000,000. Rugby Radio Servicp. EMPRESS OF BRITAIN.” Launched By Prince Of Wales. London, June 11. THE Prince of Wales to-day launched, at Browns’ Shipibuildng Yard, Clydebank, the new Canadian Pacific luxury liner the Empress of Britain. Proposing the
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      TIN PROBLEMS.
      335 10 FALLING PRICE NOT STOPPED BY AMALGAMATIONS. Io spite of the far-reaching amalgamation schemes which have been carrried through in the tin-mining industry during the last year or two, and the efforts to regulate production made by the tin Producers’ Association, the nrice of tin has continu Q d
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      INTERIM DIVIDENDS.
      43 10 TRONOH AND bOU PHERN TRONOH Messrs. K nn*»dy (Jo, inform us that they have nedved cabled advice from L >ndon that the Dirr C or? < f the following Companies have dtc'ared interim dividends ss stated x Tronoh Mines, Ltf. 31. interim.
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      TIN MARKET PERTURBS IPOH.
      835 10 OPTIMISTIC MINERS. Where T. P. A. Went Wrong. LOCAL COUNCIL. By a C irrespondent. Ip?h, right in the core of tinland, is perturbed about many things at present, the ch'ef worry being the vagaries of the tin market which every now and then we’s up r
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      LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST.
      219 10 TO-DAY’S PRICES. The following were the latest quotations In MESSRS. KENNEDY Co’s share list at 11 a.m. to-day: Yesterday To-day S g S ff SHARES. X >1 ts O E 3 x oo ca x to. to io.I o. Mln ng Ayer Hitam Tin. 13/6 14/3
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      TIN AND RUBBER.
      55 10 Latest London, New York and Local Prices. T/A7: LONDON. Spot £135-7-6. Down £2-5-0 3 Months’ £137-7-6. Down £2-5-0 SINGAPORE. $68.171 per picul. Down $1 175 tons done RUBBER London 6| d. Up 1/16 d New York 12 c. (Gold) Unchanged Local 19| cts. Up 1/4 c. By
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      SINGAPORE PRICES.
      100 10 STANDARD (LOOSE./ B.R. Shnet cfs. per pound =per pl <26/Qaiet. London 6|J. New York 12 o‘ p (g- 1 (Ay Courtesy of >A Mr Allen Dennis). General Produce Agency. Ltd. Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Snoktd Sheet for to-day are as follows: Spot 19| cents per lb. June
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      TIN PRICES.
      85 10 Messrs. Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. London June 10, Spo: £137-15-0 three months’ buying £139-12-6 three months’selling £139 15 0. Messrs. Boustead <t Co., Ltd. 12th June quotation for Singapore refined tin 168-874 per picul business done 175 tons, Penang refined tin $69 12j per picul, buyers no sellers,
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      S.S. Malaya.
      108 10 The 8.8. Malaya arrived to day with the following passengers from Bilawan Deli: Capt, B. Scott, Mr. O. E. T. M»un, Mr. and Mr?. Gorden and Mr. K. M* Abdul Kassim. S S. Matang. The p.B. Mstaug arrived this morning with the following passengers from Kopab, Renong and
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      KENNEDY & Co.'s SHARE LIST.
      1105 10 KENNEDY Co.'s SHARE LIST. NAMBB. p 1 nt gpBBBB {DaUsi.l I f c I c ailenbv Rabbet Oe 1 40 1 10 Plant"* Bynlteate 2 tC 2 70 cut» Aver Kunlng Rubber W 40 iv£ Mele* Rubber Oo 1 4f 1 fO Ayer rM Rubber BbteW 131 50 Beieu Bynai«»*l>
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    Lonely People in the Towns.
    837 10 Difficulty of Making FriendsWhy Not More Social Clubs in the Big Cities UNDOUBTEDLY London and other big cities have need of more social clubs. A type of olub, that is to 44y, a good deal different and better than many of those with which we
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    Statement Showing Colony Dealers’ Stocks End May, 1930.
    48 10 Sheet Wet Scrap Total Dry Oepe. Sheet. Lump. Estimated Tons T< n? Tons Tors 35 132 3.165 2,653 39 861 Ton?. Port S:ock Singapore Harb >ur Brard 993 Private 2,056 Port Stock Penang Harbour Board 468 Private 248 Total 3,765
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    Madras Presidency.
    52 10 ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. The follow’ng are the numbers of arrivals ana uepartuns to Ma Iras Presidency for the m jnth of May 1930. Adults Minora Infants Arrivals (Figures supplied by Travel.ing Impecton) 6,992 1,203 616 Departure (Figures supplied by Steamer Agent*) 9.459 825 The trrivals rel&te io aiden
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures.
    1155 11 Port Of Penang Schedule Of Principal Lines. THE following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the qreek: In Port To-day. A. s. Bintang from Java Ports. Sailing to-day for Singapore. Teluk Betong, Batavia, Samarang, Sourabaya, Balik Papan, Macassar, Menado, Los Angele?.
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    BIKAM RUBBER ESTATE, LIMITED.
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    REGULATING TIN SUPPLIES.
    396 11 WELCOME DISCLOSURE. Smelters’ Stocks Of Ore. APRIL CARRY OVER. A correspondent writes to The Financial News.” Sir,—-lu view of the definite scheme of regulation of tin supplies adopted by producers under the auspices of the T.P.A.. one welcomes the fact that the Straits’ smelters have chosen this
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    DUFF DEVELOPMENT SETTLEMENT.
    276 11 GOVERNMENT TO PAY COMPANY £llO.OOO, An official common que issued by the F.M.S. Government slates: An important deed was executed in Kelantan on Sa urd?y, June 7, to which the Government of Kelantan, the Government of the Federated Mday Slates and the Buff Bevalopment Company Limited were
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    66 11 (Rugby Radio Skbvicb.) London, June 11. Paris, 123.74; New York. 4.85 U Bruegels, 34.81; Geneva, 25 05 AlLTSterdam, 12.08; Milan. 92.76; Berlin, 20.36 Stockholm, 18.90 Copenhagen, 18.15 o<un, 18.15 Vienna, 34.45 Prague, 163 i; Helsingfors, 192&; Madrid, 40.67 Lisbon, 108.25 Athens, 375 Bucharest 818; Rio sil Buenos Aires,
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    1369 11 GREAT POSSIBILITIES OF NEW FOOD CROP. The First Soft Corn” In Malaya. Ever since coming to Malaya 20 years ago I have wondered if, some day, there would not be grown here the different varieties of maize, or Indian corn as it is called in
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    PRODUCE PRICES.
    187 11 Penang, June 12, 1930. t cts. Benares Opium p. chest nom 5,000.00 Cloves 90.00 Gold leaf sellers 72.00 Mace Pickings nom 170.00 Nutmegs 80s 70.00 h 110 a 60.00 Oocoanuta per LOOO 90.00 Jopra Sundriea buyers 8.50 Rattans sales 11.15 Rattans Coarse 10.60 Green Snail Shells M 13.00
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    EXCHANGE
    68 11 Panvig, Jaie 12, 1930 By Oiwltui/ of The Ohartorgd dank 3n London Bank Deman i 2/3 1 4 m/te 2/3 15/16 Private 3 m/ts Credit 2/4 1/8 3 Documentary y/4 1/4 On New York Bank Demand 56 1/8 France T.T. 1,425 India T.T. 155* M Bangkok T.T. 80| Batavia
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    NO RESTRICTION FOR DUNLOPS.
    140 12 NOT IN COMPANY’S BEST INTERESTS. At the annual meeting of the Dunlop Rubber Company Sir Eric Gaddee. the chairman, stated, in reply to a question, that it was unfair to aak the Dunlop Company to restrict output on their rubber plantations, as practically all the rubber
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    CEYLON FLOOD RELIEF.
    206 12 SINGAPORE FUND OPENED. At the public meeting of the Incal Sinhalese held on Monday at the Sinhalese Buddhist Association Hall, kindly lent for the occasion, the following were elected as a representative committee for the Ceylon Flood Relief Fund, which will close on July 31: Messrs. W.
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      198 12 Humour As Others See It. <7 /7-. W -<7 P Me- i v vfe L o'S-\<S ft J Twenty-five matches and then it won’t burn. AV hat sort of a cigar is that A new brand, introduced to increase the use of matches.” Lustige Sachse, Leipzig. (ft W rh ft
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    MOSQUITOES PREFER BLONDES.
    691 13 B.T. DOCTOR’S VIiWS. Why White Women Ail in the Tropics. The effect of life in the Tropica upon European women was the subject of a short discussion in the Section of Tropical Diseases of the Royal Society of Medicine on April 3. Dr. G.W. Theobald, speaking as
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      373 13 NEW LIGHT ON NUTRITION > Food should refresh and invigorate the body and 7 not merely satisfy the sense of hunger and appetite; it should produce energy and vital capacity.” Extract from Report of the British Ministry of Health. It is in these two points that the value of Bovril
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    106 14 In October, 1918, when the Allies armistice Urms had become known, the Kaiser was given a glorious opportunity to redeem this reputation by dying at the head of his beaten troops. He refused. This revelation is made in a new life of President Hindenburg, just
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    118 14 The British museum (says the "Daily Telegraph”) has acquired a unique MS. of 12>h century origin, called the Apologia de Barbis ad Converses, which deals in exhaustive fashion with beards. The author of the work was an abbot of a Cistercian order, and. he treats his
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    608 15 e CHOWRASTA MARKET Penang, Jane 12. 1930 Mutton— o i Matton Indian per lb 60 Head Sheep or goat M each 1-3 J Liver with heart A lung do 1.53 Tripe do 100 Goat or Sheep per lb 60 Sweet Bread M pair 40 Suet M 40 Kidney
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