Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 13 June 1930

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 133» VOL. LXXXVIII. FRIDAY, 13th JUNE, 1930. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      1130 2 POSITION WANTED. < THE CjjWjy®/ -o. -va-T A M.T Z"> Young European seeks engagement. MITrrTTTnTIIHjL J J 1 5 years experience of local import trade. > X. v| X-B X VJ Apply Box No. 96, c/o Piuang Gazette. GAZETTE POSITIONS VACANT. _^^W>-~2I Eyv yor* u Waited: A BILL COLLECTOR for
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      988 2 BANKS. TILE BANK OF INDIA I#**'» KW»* >tOOM»M M-I -I-WW.1.1 If» the mid LIMITED. J [lncorporated in England.] s* Lead the Way on B.S.A. Board of Directors- J J M Kyrie, Esq-, (Chairman), Sir Thomas, T Cbataera,'E^q:Esq. P j. a f At the Gopeng Hill Climb on Sunday, '^HeT6ffi»irG^® h
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    G. B. S. Talks Of “Immaturity.”
    503 3 WRITTEN WHEN HE WAS VERY YOUNG! "Respectable.” About this book Mr. G. B Shaw wrote when h« was very young and which is to be published in the summer. TACKLED recently at the Palace Hotel, Buxton, by a special correspondent, Mr. Shaw laughed uproariously
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    Vanishing Wall.
    189 3 NEW WONDER AT THE TROCADEW. A recr liable featcf building coast nc tion has just been completed at the Trocadero, the famous restaurant owned by Messrs. J. Lyons and Co., in Shaftesbury avenue, W. During the past year the restaurant h js been open to the public, who
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    THE FREE COPY.
    168 3 WOMAN WHO SAVED 15s. BUT MISSED CHANCE OF £5O. A characteristic Shaw story was told by Mr. William Mixwell, th 0 publisher, at the annual conference rf the NorthWestern Alliance of the Master Printers’ Federation at Keswick. G. B. S. recently received a letter from a woman
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    Lost Student’s Fate.
    181 3 KILLED BY AN AVALANCHE WHILE CROSSING PYRENEES. Messages from the Franco-Spanish frontier revealed that the body of Mr. Overton Fallis the*miBsing Oxford siulent, ta» been found. Reuter states that Mr. Kershaw left Sabian on the Aure Valley to try to cross the Pyrenees, but he was overtaken
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      142 3 ■*s~~ -2-* I fig THE Happy Baby CS O many foods to choose from w, Vj increases your chances of selecting the wrong one, but if you adopt HUMANISED TRUFOOD you have the assurance that a food has been chosen which provides without question the nourishment j Nature Intends Infants
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      113 3 'BOSCH" Plugs have proved to be best on the road, in the air and on the sea. DO NOT MISS THIS GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. Free! Coloured Enlargements Given Away FreeW Free of Charge Write to us for further particulars of the above Free Gifts, Amateurs send your snaps to us for
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      355 3 IM BJUJJfWyC**y*“'-•-Kr i w ■’W'APTTWi Every I C Life Itself M- on This Month’s Hits. The Maestro’s Vocal Quintette of Cultured Singers. r ~Q 9 f Popular Medley» Sleepy Valley, I Kies LYour Hand Madame, Lover Come B.» k. Etc., /Popular Medley, Broadway Melody, Pagan L V 3 5690 (Song,
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    LAND OF THE NOT SO FREE.
    1127 4 OUR LEAVE TO LIVE. Gradually Being Reduced. Every Farliamentary session new legislation further restricts the freedom of the citizen. Th» time is coming whtn Britain will need a new Magn i Charta. A LL we have of freedom.” wrote ZJK Rudyard Kipling in the
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      44 4 You should give Martell's Brandy the preference over others as it is superlative. Formic Acid Bisulphite Sulphite Paranitrophenol Rstate Supplies HfIRRISONS.BfIRKER C° IP < Incorporated in the Straits Settlememis. ®iMl'ji BMf W'liDi hWIi Bif 17 “i f p lise By far the Best FLOOR POLISH
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      553 4 TT— 1 A Assets exceed $11,000,000. S. C. Auurance in force exceed $38,000,000. J The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated «H Straits Settlements). q HEAD OFFICE Winchester House Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C, The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supremo Court of England and complies
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    Who’s Who In The First Test.
    7533 5 To-Day’s Match At Nottingham. Hours Of Play. Complete Review Of Players. THE first Test match opens at Nottingham to-day and four days have been allotted for the game. Play begins to-day at 11.30 a.m., and on the following days at 11 am. Stumps •will
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      324 5 liii ffTpFIE GEORGETOWN’ is the concern of its I kind in a 1 Ma.ay?, It always boea the biggest or even big. It has just grown as a plant will growsif it is carefully cultivated. Pne GEORGETOWN”— that great and solid organisation—has been built on Value, r Quality and Service.
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    DISPLAY OF NEW FORDS.
    529 6 Messrs. Wearne Bros. great imfrovemenis EFFECTED. lower lines. Redesigned along ultra-modern linee, the new Ford passenger cat bodies now on display at Messrs. Wearne Bros., Anson Road, Penang, possess the beauty, charm and contour of large and expensive cars. Every line from the higher radiator to
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      419 6 I- This weeh’s Outstanding Bargain DRESS SHIRTS All broken ranges to be cleared at much below to-day’s manufacturers’ cost. stiff Front style SZ.; 15. 16. 16j.17.nl 171 only. SEMI-STIFF PLEATED Sizes 16i and 17 inch only. Soft Fronted style THREE BOOKS I S zes 14, 14$, 16, 16| and 17
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      215 6 When Your Child Is Feverish Remember this English Mother’s Experience and Administer Baby’s Own Tablets. The health of babies and little children is subject to rapid changes, and careful mothers should not delay at the first sign of feverishness, with chills and flashes. In many such cases a prompt dose
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      167 6 WHY BUY SUGAR WHICH HAS BEEN EXPOSED TO DIRT,.DUST AND FLIES? USE THE SUGAR WHICH COMES STRAIGHT FROM THE REFINERY TO YOUR HOME, IN ITS ORIGINAL PACKING. Taikoo Sugar ALL TAIKOO SUGARS ARE OF THE FINEST QUALITY REFINED SUGAR. THERE DEFINITELY IS NO OTHER SUGAR AVAILABLE, IN THE EAST, OF
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    BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN COURT.
    780 7 DISPUTE OVER FATHE VS MONEY. Alleged Undue Influence On Settlor. IN the Supreme Court this morn ing, before Mr. Justice Sproule, the hearing of the case in which Aisha binti Che Tahan and Sepiah binti Che Tehan are suing Haji Abdul Rahim bin Che Tahan,
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    IMPROVED FACILITIES AT TILBURY.
    289 7 4 FLOATING LANDING STAGE. Large Liners At Any Tide. THE long delays and many discomforts of embarkment and disembarkment by tender of Tilbury experienced by so many of our readers and Eastern travellers are no more. With the official opening by the The Rt. Hon. J.
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    Peeler’s Team To Meet Free School.
    49 7 SUNDAY’S MATCH. The following will represent the Peeler’s in a cricket match to be played on Sunday against the Penang Free School at Green Lane. Play starts at 10 30 a.m Hunt, Lewis, Cliftton, Ingham, Noor, Monk, Frew, Reddick, Hall, Martin and Embury.
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    TO-MORROW’S CRICKET MATCH.
    67 7 CEYLONESE v FREE SCHOOL. The following will represent the Ceylonese XI ag inat the Fie School tomorrow at (Green Line, play commencing at 2 p.m. —C. G Rodrigo ’Capt.), W. R. H. M. Th-ura z, A. Jayasuriye, M. W. W. Da Silva, C. W. Rowlands, L. Scharenguivel,
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    H. M. S. “SUFFOLK” DEFEATS POLICE.
    67 7 SIX GOALS TO TWO. An interesting game of football was played yesterday on the Police ground at Patani Road between the H. M. 8. "Suffolk” and the local Police and resulted in a win for the former by s x goala to tw«. The
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      281 7 imnnnunnnnunM□□□nnnnunnnnnnni M i lakeaon Cigarettes g A New Cigarette that is Different. D y f T"—"T m First Shipment will Arrive in Penang on the 9th of June. n B Made of Genuine ’Macedonian w Tobacco. Contains less than n fi 1% NICOTINE. ZH n Ph* lii f-j Will «tain
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      80 7 The “Runnymede” PENANG. “MALAYA’S NICEST HOTEL.” SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS. TO-NIGHT. The band of the e/a “PRESIDENT HARRISON” will play for thi after-dinner dance. TOMORROW. The Orchestra from H. M. S. “SUFFOLK” 15 performers will (by kind permission of Capt. 8. G Arbuthnot, D. 8. 0., R.N.) play from 7.30 p. m.
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      219 7 c »i*rwwroTiL'. 1 Claims! Reasons!! Facts!!! Amidst the welter of Claims and CounterI Claims, the mere banging of big drums must create noises but does not mean everything. But the Fact Remains that “BOON The Chemists” I As Pioneers of Drug Service I Improvements have set a I standard of
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    A PLEA FOR THE UNDER DOG.
    473 8 The development of mechanisation in tin mining by the introduction of the dredge is said to be an appreci tble cause of the low ruling price of tin to-day. The lower cost of production consequent upon the improved machinery, however, means a fall in
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    PENANG Y. W. C. A.
    322 8 GOOD WORK OF THE ASSOCIATION. Appeal for Financial Support. As the good work of the Young Women’s Christian 4 ssociation may not be known to all, the Tenang i resident, Mrs. Sproule, describes the Association's activities in a circular. The Association maintains a Hostel in
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    EDINBURGH INFIRMARY.
    174 8 Prince of Wales’s Visit to Bi-Centenary Celebrations. London, June 12. The Prince of Wales visited Edinburgh to day on the occasion of the bi centenary of the Royal Infirmary. On his arrival at the Royal Infirmary a large crowd welcomed him while, inside, many of Edin burgh’s representative
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    By the Way.
    1144 8 Penang, Friday. OC HE public is aware that folKO lowing representations made by the Pinang Gazette over a number of years—let us take pride to ourselves while yet the halo is bright— Government has decided that the next meeting of the Legislative Council shah be held in
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    QUEENSLAND SUGAR FIELDS TROUBLE.
    200 9 British-Italian Friction in Labour Market. RACIAL BITTERNESS. Sydney, June 12. British-Italian friction in the labour market in the Queenlsand sugar-cane fields is marked by increasing racial bitterness. The British Preference League” is strenuously fighting for a higher percentage of British labour. The Sydney Sun says that
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    MR. HARRY LUKE.
    112 9 Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Malta. London, June 12. The King has approved of the appointment of Mr. Harry Luke, Chief Secretary oi Palestine, to be Lieutenant-Governor of Malta in succession to Sir Thomas Best who has been appointed Governor of Windward Islands. It was upon Mr. Harry Luke
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    The R 100.
    104 9 Canadian Flight Postponed Till July. London, June 12. The Air Ministry states that since the announcement was made that the airship R 100 would not fly to Canada before the end of June a request has been received from the Canadian Government that the flight shall be
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    CONFIDENTIAL NAVAL DOCUMENTS
    81 9 Senate Committee Asserts Its Right. Washington, June 12. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee passed a resolution asserting its right to see the confidential papers exchanged between the Anglo American Governments in the preliminary stages of the naval negotiations. President Hoover has previously refused the request owing, to
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    AIR FORCE CRASH.
    93 9 Pilot Killed In Plane Collision in Wiltshire. London, June 12 Two Royal Air Force aeroplanes crashed at I pa von, Wiltshire; to day ns the result of a collision. One was a Bulldoj machine, pilo M by Lord Malcolm Douglas Hamilton, third son of the Duke of
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    CHIANG KAI-SHEK NOT RESIGNING.
    342 9 Snub to Feng Yu-Hsiang the Christian.’’ COMMUNISTS’ PUSH. Shanghai, June 12. It is understood that the Pritish Consul at Amoy has requested the services of a gunboat for the protection of British nationals. This is believed to be due to fighting which has been going on
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    “WET” CONGRESS.
    96 9 British Delegate’s Speech Applauded. Budapest, June 12. The speech of Sir William Arbuthnot Lane was much applauded by the 100 delegates from twelve countries attending the eleventh Congress of the International League against Prohibition, including representatives of the associations of wine growers, wine-dealers, licensed victuallers, etc. Sir Arbuthnot
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    TANKER COLLISION.
    61 9 Death Roll Believed To Be 48. Boston, June 12 The death-roll in the collision of the oil tanker Pinthis with the passenger steamer Fairfax has not yet been definitely established but it is be’ieved to be 48. It is feared that all were burned in the flaming oil
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    NEWS IN BRIEF.
    74 9 Tokio, June 13. Sir Colin John Davison. Japanese Councillor at the British Embassy, has died of septicaemia. -Reuter. New York, June 12. The Young Loan List has been closed. The loan was oversubscribed, to an extent which is not announce 1 but the loan is described as
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    The Moth Seaplane.
    48 9 Mr. R. V. Patterson, the Manager of Borneo Chevrolet Ltd., left Penang to day by air for Singgora where the machine arrived at 9.4'5 a.m The seaplane was expected to return to Penang at 4.80 pm., Mr. W II Phillips 1 xrs the p !ot
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    GERMANY AND SOVIET RUSSIA.
    190 9 Deputation To Bridge Differences. INDUSTRIAL CHANGES. Berlin, June 12. The first step towards the adjustment of political and economic differences, which for many months prejudiced the relations between Germany and Russia, is the announcement of the appointment of a Russo-German Mixed < ommis sion which will
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    CHINESE NEWSPAPERS IN PENANG.
    558 9 Various Rumours. PENANG SIN POE NOT SUSPENDED. INTERVIEW WITH MR. LIM CHENG KUNG. Theie have been various rumours in town during the past few days with regard to the suspension of Chinese newspapers in JL'enang. As is known the Kwong Walt Jit Poh was suspended from
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    KING CAROL’S GREATEST JOY.
    196 9 To See His Son Again. FAMILY RE UNITED. Bucharest, June 12. Questioned by fifty foreign correspondents whom he cordially received in audience at the Royal Palace, King Carol said that his greatest joy in returning to Rumania was to see his son again. He owed his
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    INDIAN CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE.
    138 9 Sholapur Martial Law t elebrated Bombay, June 12. Despite the police ban, a procession to “celebrate’ the proclamation of martial law at >holapur started from the Congress headquarters headed by Mr. Kapadia, the new President of the War Council,” who is a Parsee. The procession was immediately
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    OPTIONAL CLAUSE.
    77 9 France And International Court. Paris, June 12. The Chamber by 567 votes to 18 voted the ills authorising France to adhere to the General Act of Arbitration approved by the Assembly of the eague in 1928 and the optional clause, accepting the jurisdiction of the Court of International
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    MUNICIPAL BAND.
    43 9 To day, at the Esplanade at 6 p.m. 1 March Dunedin Alford 2 Overture Raymond Thomas 3 Waltz Cardova Gomez 4 Selection Reminiscences Of Chopin Winterbo ttom 5 Fox Trot The World's Greatest Sweetheart Is You. Danniker God Save The King
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    Mr. W. C. Taylor, Acting Registrar, Sup- reme Court, Penang.
    27 9 who has been an in- mate of the General Hospital, Penang, in on the road to recovery.
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    The wedding took place at Ootacamund.
    38 9 S. India, of Miss T. Jayamani Joseph, daughter of the late Mr. Solomon Joseph of the Supreme Court. Penang, and Mr. P J. Stephen of Messrs. King and i atridge, Solicitors, Ootacamund.
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      “FUTURE OF RUBBER.”
      112 10 Statistical Study of Position. By mail to- lay the Gazette has received an interesting ttjchur?, “The Future of Rubber. Tha work is from the pen of Lt.-Cflonel J.C. G„ Kunhardt, who is well-known in p'aating circles wherever robber ’8 gto»vr, and is an economic and statistical revie
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      TIN AND RUBBER.
      55 10 Latest London, New York and Local Prices. TIN-. LONDON. Spot £134-17*6. Down 10/3 Months’ £136*15*0. Down 12/6 SINGAPORE. $68.12 j per picul. Down 75 c. 175 tons done RUBBER London 6j d. Unchanged New York 12 c. (Gold) Unchanged Local 28 cts. Up i c. By Courtesy
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      SINGAPORE PRICES.
      65 10 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSKj B.R. Shset cts. 20 flgr pound =per P i= 126/66 Steady. London 6H« New York 12 dp. H in (By Courtesy of Messrs. Allen Dennys), G«Mral Produce Ageacy. Ltd. Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-day are as follows: Spot 20 cents per
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      TIN PRICES.
      61 10 Messrs Boustead Co., Ltd. 13th June qnotation for Singapore refine! tin 168-12| per picul business done 175 tons, Ptnwg refined tin $6B 87J per picul, buyers no sellers, unrefined tin $67-25 per picul» tin ore $67 25 per picu’. The following were the rubber quotations in London on
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      TIN OUTPUTS.
      143 10 RETURNS FOR MAY. The following are the latest returns for May: Paging Prospecting Co., Ltd. Output picu’a 195 93 Amoubt realised $9.***** Tribute at 7 p,<s. $630 81 Talam Mines, L u d. Output Picak 601.27 B mgrin Tin Dredging C L:d. Output pikuls 915 05 Hours 1,287
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      Rubber Estates.
      35 10 PERAK RIVER VALLEY TAP. lb s Perak Biver Valley 20,293 J uru oilSemanggol nil. i Henrietta Q dSungei Matang n p. Laras (Sumatra) Estate nilRampah (Coconut) 209,000 nuts Benar nilKuala Pergau Leggeng nil
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      PROVINCE WELLESLEY.
      49 10 June 15, Trinity Sunday, 9-30 a m Hcly Communion and Address at Holy Trinity Church, Nebong Tebal. 6 pm. Evensong ana Address at St. Mark’s Church Butterworth. June 17, St. Barnabas’ Day (transfd- from June 11th.) 7 30 a m Holy Communion at St. Paul’s Bnkit Tengah,
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      136 10 New Advertisements. POSITION VACANT. Wanted on or about Lt January, 1 '-‘oL a EUROPEAN MEDICAL OFFICER to act is Locum-tenens for a Group Hospital at Sungei PatatJ. Apply 0. Wilson Co., Ltd., Sungu Patani, Eedan. FOR SALE. Lithographic Machine. For sale i Quad Crown Fiat Bed Litho Machine fitted with
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures.
    1332 11 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-day. b. b. Ampang from Sitiawan, Bindings and Pangkor. Sails for Pangkor, Bindings and Sitiawan to-day at 5 p na. r. p.
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    PRODUCE PRICES.
    191 11 Penang, June 13, 1930. t eta. Benaree Opium p, cheek nom 5,000.00 Cloves 90.00 Gold leaf sellers 72.00 Mace Pickings nom 170.00 Nutmegs 80s 70.00 HOs 60.00 Oocoanuts per 1,000 90.00 Copra Sundries buyers 8.50 Rattans sales 11.15 Rattans Coarse M 10.60 Green Snail Shells 13.00 Rica:— Siam
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    EXCHANGE
    75 11 Psauig, Jaae 13, 1930 B|/ sf TAs Ohartergd U%nk On Loudon Bank Damind 2/3 1 h 2 mhs 2/3 15/16 Private 3 m/ts Credit 2/4 1/8 3 M Documentary j/4 1/4 On New York Bank Demand 56 1/8 France T.T. 1,425 h India T.T. 155$ Bangkok T.T. So| M
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
    65 11 (Rugby Radio Sbrvicb.) London, June 11. Paris, 123.74; New York, 4.85 H Brussels, 34.81; Geneva, 25.05; Amsterdam, 12.08; Milan. 92.76; Berlin, 20.36 Stockholm, 18.90 Copenhagen, 18.15; Odo. 18.15; Vienna, 34.45 Pravoe, 163|; HMmnators, 192&; Madri i, 40.67 Lisbon. 108.25 Athens, 375 818; Rio sb’ Buenos Aires, 42f Bombay,
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      13 11 FOR T ravel Inf or mation WRITE AMERICAN EXPRESS cm* UNION BUILDING SINGAPORE.
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      175 11 ftp S i: For: DunlopTyrcs will withstand the most adverse conditions. Their appearance adds to the distinction of f any car and they are a proven economy. With greater reserve of STRENGTH II ■■-«■g v 1 a: S J CRASHING THROUGH WITH POWER FOR WORK AND PROFIT On steep roads,
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    NEXT WEEK’S AMATEUR RACES.
    588 12 taiping turf club. Full Entries. The entries for the Taiping Tarf Club Amateur Meeting which closed yesterday, and which will be found in full below, are very satisfactory and should ensure a most successful meeting. There will be a steeplechase event on each of the two
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    S. R. A. CLASSIFICATION LIST.
    308 12 First Amendments. BALBARRA PROMOTED A Cl ASS. SILVER TIN DROPS. BELOW will be found the latest alterations and amendments to the S.K.A Classification List. The amendments are the first made to the revised list published on June 7. It will be seen that 17 horses
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    BRITAIN’S GOLF BILL.
    622 12 £28.250 000 A YEAR. Rapid Growth in Number of Clubs. MORE than £28,250,000 is spent in Britain every year on golf, which is nearly five times as much as was ‘pent twenty years ago. To-day, it is computed. 564,000 men and women are devotees of the game,
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    ANOTHER “FOUL” BOXING VICTORY.
    112 12 WORLD’S CHAMPIONSHIP. Schmeling Defeats Sharkey. New York, June 13. In a World’s Heavyweight Championship fight recognised by the New York State Commission and the American National Boxing Association Max Schmeling beat Jock Sharkey on a foul in the fourth round. Sharkey was a firm 2 to
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    Penang’s Malaya Cup Team.
    161 12 POSSIBLE CHANGES. There is some doubt as to whether Carey and Less’ar will be able to play against Kedah tc-morrow. Carey sprained his ankle and Lesslar received a kick on a thigh muscle in the trial game on Wednesday. Only one reserve half has been eelected
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    BOXING FIASCO AT SINGAPORE.
    148 12 Boy Walley Wins. (From Onr Own Correspondent.) Singapore, June 13. The return fight between Boy Walley jand Chua Lai at the Lion City Ring bst night resulted in an-ther fiasco, the Chinese retiring in the fifth round, claiming that h? had damaged his right hand. The
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