Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 18 October 1930

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE -ESTABLISHED 1833 PUBLISHED DAILY No. 241. VOL. LXXXVIH. SATURDAY, 18th OCTOBER, 1930. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      16 1 H.TOKISATSUI STUDIO with p-to-datf? Photo- j graphy by electric light. ’Phone 772, 68.70. BISHOP STREET, PENANG.
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      2217 2 --"rrr i RANKS. i il—_E2!Sje^222—| MAISON de BBAUTE '^SSfSW 1 ‘WPWNTPD .asiSrsßSttrts» s ««ssswsr" V XiJN JN JtiXt lB lo TRY ELECTRIC TURKISH BATH WwRII|wIF paM.op-c.piw [abon t?&9, i«i <■ Accommodation for Europeans,—Close to Thi i. good -w- statutory Beserve r, b Jt«M3I,WS) I 1 I Tnll 1 Towe,— large
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    JAPAN’S MADAME TUSSAUD’S
    655 3 SOME WONHERFUL ART A Nation’s Soul in Wax .J-h® Yamagata Jipantga Waxwork Exhibition lies Ur away from anything resembling the Mtrylebone Road, fai indeed, also from any Metropolir. Yet it is an even more rational affair than Madame Tussaud’s, and lies in theory heart of the national
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      227 3 MADE in LONDON a "I like them better 4 than ever > BjA-- w _> A4tA l 'H T W* W w>s mwWF ifcJbßX j MI WMpy? «II Tested and approved for the 9 successive year W by the fostitufo of Hygiene W“Ww Ei W A£.-.3gMg$ l kj#M >S K
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      49 3 Poppy Day 1930. Messrs. Brown, Phillips and Stewart, No la. Penang Street, Penang, are The Honorary Treasurers of the above Fund to whom donations should be sent. Remittances sent by post should be Registered. Yov should give Martell's Brandy the prefe r enie over others as it is superlative.
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      154 3 A IteMSßll' R. d Good Instruments for Hire from I (g I |AOO Per J epAvJ Month I Visualise how it will improve 1 'hat Drawing Room and give you h urs of oleasure. 11JL psano c» ra I L* PENANG -Vg WWiTr'IfW-lLi'iG-j-- ._ZaL’^HOZ~ I| 2L_ JliLI/.JTW. xaffissrsEsss*"’Sf GIW. I
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      270 4 Kustless Steel «K V !^B -7 aw|B wf® Wi Olfe ZRIIBs ’■A l!»Zfi f A® i> a A A<aaa -..4 W> A -7 :^;7A:.’ f 'A /7:. zv/, S ■<■A z AS':«\ ®«8 ZE -t' AZZ '.&.z A ,'S Z®SA .'A ;ZZAg i '7 5; .AS SeASSS ZIFAS’ z a
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    Study the Psychology of Driving
    1370 5 Motorists’ Virtue of Caution Over-Confidence At the outset a word to the mary who have joined the ever-increasing ranks of new motcriss: Beware of over-cor fidence. And to the 89 experienced ones: Study the elementary psychology of driving. Much in the way of instruction and
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      345 5 Eruptions Covered Face, Arms, Fingers Cuticura Healed My little girl’s face, arms and fingers were covered with watery sore eruptions which later scaled over. The eruptions certainly itched because she was forever scratching. When she scratched the scales fell off leaving sore eruptions underneath. She was cross and ate very
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      61 5 "BOSCH" Plugs have proved to be best on the road, in the air and on the sea. Slf you can t smie ah over your face do your test on three quarters cf it Bui io be 100% fir, smiling and beppy, keep your fool ir. ct clean and he
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      223 5 I MORRIS I Wil I U/ ~T TSSBT j I I I kW Jtfcsx ft, snx I I* X XOM ii y, I i 1 > j This exceptional MORRIS product embodying the very latest in Auto design meets the demand for a high Grade Car, distinctive in character, at
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      131 5 HOT WEATHER By cluyas williams (Copyright, 1930. by The Bell Syndicate. Inc.) Cs -A lAM-IIAZIS DOES N’T SEE WHV 6ROWN-UPS HE PDESM’T HAVE To WEAR-/ ANp HE EAN PROP OFF TD SLEEP MIND Tri/6 HOT tVEATHER SO HANV CLOTHES A 5 USUAL. MTHODT HAY/N6 PEOPLE RUN IN TO BOTHER HIM
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      60 6 DON’T HAVE REPAIR BILLS 1 IF YOU MUST SPEND MONEY BUY A CHEVROLET The cost of upkeep of a Chevrolet car or a Chevrolet X X lorry is less than any other similar vehicle. OVER 2,000,000 6 cyl. Chevrolets sold in 2 years. Indisputably the best value for money. CHEVROLET
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    SHEFFIELD UID. AT CHELSEA
    261 7 LEAGUE FOOTBALL Newcastle Entertains Derby Co. THE following are the matches to be played to-day in the English and Scottish Leagues: DIVISION 1 Aston Villa v Birmingham Boltou W. v Blackpool Chelsea v Sheffield U. Grimsby T. v Portsmouth Huddersfield T. v Leicester C. Liverpool v
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    TO-DAY’S RUGGER MATCH
    78 7 SELANGOR CHANGES Ground in Good Condition The ground, if no heavy rain falls thia afternoon, will be in excellent condition for to day’s rugger match —soft enough to prevent injuries from falls and not wet enough to make the ball difficult to handle. The Selangor side armed
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    Coming Events
    76 7 Oct. 18 —Rugby Football: Penang v Selangor. Esplanade 5 pm. Oct. 19—Penang and P. W. V. C. General's Inspection. Oct. 21— c ilver Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. G. Aeria, At Home at Eurasian Volunteer Club, 5 30 p.m. Oct. 22, 28 and 24—Impressionists Exhibition of
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    Penang Library
    15 7 The Library will be closed on Tuesday, October 21, being a Public Holiday.
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    SINGAPORE AUTUMN MEETING
    336 7 FEW SCRATCHINGS Love Lyric for Big Race By Tic-Tac Except in the big race, there are good fields for to day’s races at Singapore. The second day’s races will be run on Tuesday, and last day will be on Saturday 25th. In the big race Ulah, Ettington,
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    "Take up Golf"
    145 7 WHAT A KIND’S PHYSICIAN THINKS Sir E. Farquhar Buzzard, the King’s physician, speaking on Rest, Work and Play in Health and Disease before the British Medical Association in Winnipeg recently uttered a word of warning on the advice to take up golf.” He said it was becoming
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      250 7 o < ?V AS PREPARED BY <, 1 F r er Neave Ltd., I ,s JUST THE STUFF HAVE YOU TRIED IT (i Sale Everywhere. --=ifis==gj I 'MOON BALLBEARING I .AWN Ml WE RS ■> ‘j MADE BY /ansomes Simms and I V Jefferies y Recondtion p OF i reset
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      14 7 Yov diould yive Afartell s HTcinsly tht i ever others as it is superlative
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      438 7 Charles Dickens used to I Buy it by the Cask I he was a Great Judge of Gin— I liwij 8 I ►.London §W(WJ g fi I IWlls gEglk Ask Your Retailer for a Bottle. NOTICE is hereby g ven that the trade ni.rk depbtjd above is the exclusive n
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    MARRIAGE
    68 8 Lamb —Essex On October 17, 1930, at St. Mark s Church, Butterworth, by the Rev E T Loader < Chap lain Edward Arthur Lamb, Takuapa, Siam, sth son of Mr. and Mrs John Lamb, Otterburn,” Butterworth, P. W. (and grandson of the Hon’ble Mr. James Lamb. M L. C.,
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    INDOOR SPORTS
    297 8 Despite the counter-attractions of the Imptrial Conference and Lord Beaverbrook’s antics, an important qu stion agitating the public mind at home to-day is Which will prove the biggest rival to dancing this winter as a I popular indoor pastime—ice skat- ing or midget golf I Entertainment promoters are
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    YESTERDAY’S WEDDING AT BUTTERWORTH
    546 8 LAMB-ESSEX Reception at Otterburn” <■ St. Mark’s Church, Butterworth, was yesterday afternoon the scene of a very pretty wedding v hen Edward Arthur, fifth son of Mr. John Lamb, the “laird” of Butterworth and Mrs. Harriet Lamb, was mar ried to Vera May, the eldest daughter
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    182 8 Group C»pt. Cave Browne-Cave is leaving for home by the Malwa to day. Mr. W. N. For well, of Alor Gajah estate, will be going home on leave this month. M daya is to be represented at the Lord Mayor’s Show. The exhibit will be a lorry
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    DEATH OF PIONEER MISSIONARY
    262 8 FATHER EMILE SAUSSEAU Funeral This Afternoon The death took place last uight at the General Hospital Penang, of the Rev Father Emile Marie Henri Stiusseau, Vicar of the Church of St. Francis Xavier. Penang The Rev. Father had not been in the best of health for
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    GERMANY AND THE SLUMP
    108 8 Motor Vehicle Trade is Retarded Statistics published in Berlin that the number of motor cars and motor cycles in Germany has. under the pressure of the economic situation in the year ended June 30 last, more slow y increased than in former years. Passenger cars increased
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    OBERAMMERGAU
    90 8 Boysand Girls Get Shorn Of Their I ocks An army of barbers has invaded the famous village of O'berammergau, where the passion play season came to a close a few weeks ago, and the boys and girls now want to be shorn of their locks which they had grown
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    Control of Immigration
    233 8 A Gazette Extraordinary issued in the Straits Settlements on Oct. 16 notifies that the provisions of the Proclamation issued by the Governor on July 31, by which His Excellency ordered that no adult male Chinese immigrant labourers should land in the Colony except as provided in the
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      LITTLE IRONIES
      271 8 1 0 1,19 the Pinang Gazelle) I with interest the corres pomlence «L ve su |,j ect i n j u jg e j in by a Mr. W an "Englandman," I o f re To m d e ay^ ineS9 a d The subj< ot controversy is
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      ANOTHER PROBLEM
      49 8 Sir, —Since you have some •> what is wrong with this y Let X 1 then x 2 1 and x—l=x a —l divide by x—l, then I=x+l 2 I= 2 a case surely where figures lie” hence A tn and rubber paradoxes. Yours, etc., Figures.” K. Lumpur.
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      RUGGER
      89 8 Sir, —It was with much regret that I read in your contemporary thia morning that the Harbour Master was unable to strengthen to day's team against Selangor, on account of lack of con dition. This is a most deplorable state of affairs and reflects great discredit on the “young
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    Penang Cinemas
    82 8 Penang Ci nemas “Salute” at the Queen's Commencing thia evening, the feature st the Queen s Theatre will be “Salute, refreshing drama of youth and love, of hand some West Pointers and Annapolis Midshipmen, of beautiful girls and football heroes It is an all talking Fox movietone production of a
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      253 8 JUST ARRIVED PER s. s. President Johnson Sunkist Oranges Selected Celery Sunkist Grapefruit Selected Cauliflower Permain Apples Beurre Hardy Pears Malaga Grapes Order IDarly. PRITCHARD S CO., LID. ’PHONE 335. “VAT 69” OLD, x-/ fW RIPE M 1 I AND Vm S'indvi’scn o boh tucilif-n DJTK MELLOW i I I
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      61 8 E. O. HOTEL. TONIQ-'T AT 9 40 P.M. Carl Lawson and Coy. To-morrow, Sunday, 19th October, ORCHESTRAL CONCERT AT 9.30 PM. Next Friday, 24th October, is our All the World Ball and Cabaret. Prizes for the Best Costumes Representing any Country, Cabaret at 10.30 p.m 11p.m. 11,30p.m. NG ENTRANCE FZE.
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      6 8 Eipfunr Teas AGENIS: HEHRY WAUGH (04M
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    END OF THE RACE TO AUSTRALIA
    142 9 Can KingsfordSmith Beat Hill BOTH AHEAD OF HINKLER’S TIME Young Airman Due at Port Darwin To-day The finish of the dramatic airrace between Wing Commander Kingsford-Smith and Flight-Lieu-tenant Hill is breathlessly awaited both in England and in Australia. Press correspondents all along the route
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    MEDAL CHANGE
    91 9 J .—Reuter. Old Long Service Decorations Replaced London, October 18 Royal Warrants are published in the Loi.don Cn.z tte providing for the grant of an "efficiency decoration” and an "efficiency medal to officers and men respectively of the auxiliary military forces throughout the Empire instead of the deccrations
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    SOVIET’S BRITISH PRISONER
    98 9 Reuter. No News of Release of Mr. Jo welts Nephew Peiping, October 17 It is learned that Mr. Garstin, British Consul General at Harbin, has a receipt showing that documents necessary for the release of young Mr. Jowett, nephew of Mr. Jowett, one of Mr. Ramsay MacDonald’s
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    EARTHQUAKE IN CHILE
    67 9 —Reuter. Terror-Stricken Population Flee to the Parks Santiago de Chile, October 18 Sixteen persons were injured and one woman killed by a violent earthquake shoe at dawn in the interior of Chile between Laserena and Valdivia. The population fell into a panic. Many buildings were damaged by
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    THE NOBLE WRECKER
    45 9 —Reuter. Lord Beaverbrook Putting up a Candidate at Paddington London, October 18 Vice-Admiral E. A. Taylor accepted an invitation to stand as Empire Crusade candidate at South Paddington at a lively meeting presided over by Lord Beaverbrook who was severely heckled. Reuter.
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    IMPERIAL CONFERENCE PROGRESS
    344 9 Rugby Radio Service. Waiting for Reports from Committees DISARMAMENT TALK London, October 17 The Imperial Conference have now completed their preliminary discussions and have remitted to the committees various questions included in the agreement. It was agreed at their meetings to day to suspend the meetings of
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    $1,000,000 EXPLOSION
    58 9 Reuter. Suspected Outrage at Los Angeles Los Angles, October 18 An immense explosion wrecked the Garment Capital Building, causing estimated damage of one million dollars. Fifty were injured. The force of the explosion overturned motor-cars nearby. An outrage is suspected as a strike of the International Garment Workers’
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    INDIA LOAN
    62 9 Dealings Begin at 1 3/8 per cent f remium London, October 17 Dealings in the new India Loan started at lg premium.—Reuter. [This confirms our opinion that the terms of the issue (6 per cent at par were unduly generous. The premium and the underwriting commission probably represent
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    LIEGE EXHIBITION
    40 9 —Reuter. Prince Leopold Receives Chinese Commissioner Brussels, October 17 Crowm Prince Leopold received Dr. Su Min-yee, Chinese Commissioner General lo the Liege Exhibition, accompanied by an Assistant Commissioner and Secretary, who handed over presents for the Royal Family.—Reuter.
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    ANOTHER CHINESE COUPON
    26 9 —Reuter. Shanghai, October 17 The Maritime Customs handed over to the serving banks £124 666, the November instalment of the 1913 Reorgamaitiou Loan.—Reuter.
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    CADGING ON THE DOLE
    153 9 —Reuter Mr. Lloyd George’s Advice to the Government SHEER LUNACY London, October 17 Mr. Lloyd George, addressing the Liberal Conference at Torquay, referring to the Socialist-Liberal conversations on the subject of unemployment, said Liberals recom mended the Government to call a conference representing all industries, commercial
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    A HOWLING SUCCESS
    54 9 Saxophonist Who Played 11 Hours Without a Stop Having played his saxophone for 11 hours continuously before a jury of municipal officials in Rochefort, M. Roman Begulauski is claiming a new world's endurance record. During his musical feat he stopped only for one minute evsry hour, and
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    OSMAN SOBHANI ARRESTED
    26 9 —Reuter. Bombay, October 17 Mr. Osman Sobhani, who had been newly appointed President of the Bombay V\ ar Council, has been arrested. —Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    37 9 KINGSFORD SMITH Batavia, October 18 Kingsford-Smith arrived at Sourabaya at 5 p m. and left for Atamboea at 5 a.m. this morning.—Reuter. For latest news of the flights see to morrow T ’s Sunday Gazette.”
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    BIG CONTRACT FOR NORTH OF ENGLAND
    182 9 R. R. 8. Zambesi Bridge and Rail Contract THREE YEARS WORK London, October 17 Contracts were signed to day for the construction by the Cleveland Engineering Company, Limited, for a bridge across the Zambesi and some twenty five miles of rail- way on the
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    "NO QUARREL"
    281 9 New Calcutta Mayor Takes the Oath Calcutta, October 2 After his release from gaol Mr. Subhas Chandra Bose took the oath of allegiance and occupied the mayoral chair at the meeting of the Calcutta Corporation this week. Addressing the Corporation, Mr. Bose re ferred to the policy and
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    PRINCESS MARY
    162 9 The First Royal Freewoman of Edinburgh The freedom of Edinburgh was recently conferred on Princess Mary, Countess of Harewood, and to a distinguished audience in the Usher Hall, the Lord Provost explained that the Princess was the first Royal Lady to receive the honour. The Burgess roll already
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    HIS EXCELLENCY’S LEAVE
    117 9 Some Matters for London Discussion His Excellency the Governer has. as he himself stated, a very long list of matters for discussion with the Secretary for the Colonies when he arrives in London. Some of these naturally are of much greater im-, portance than others and we
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      17 9 'BOSCH" PbUQh lave proved to be best on the read in th» air and on th» ua.
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      183 9 John McCormack A new record of the two most popular songs in his first talking film “Song of my Heart.” £A |||(J 6 Ireland, Mother Ireland *The Rose of Tralee.” S. MOUTRIE CO., LTD.. 16 > BISHOP STREET. Have your motor car spray painted with I o /U Used by
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      THE COLINSBURGH ESTATE, LID.
      1007 10 ANNUAL MEETING Chairman and Unwanted Rubber The ennual Reneral meeting of Collinsbnrgh Estate, Ltd., was te d at 4. Fort i Road, Makcc», on October 11, 1930, Mr. < F. Anderson Pole prfpidiiig. Pro- i I rsing the adoption of the report tnd Recounts the chairman
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      NO "DOLE" FOR RUBBER INDUSTRY
      403 10 PLANTER’S LETTER Panicky Old Gentlemen of R. G. A. Mr. H. F. Mitchel’, Chairman of the Caterham Liberal Association, writes to the Nation” Sir _The scornful remarks of your City Editor about the panicky old gentleman who run the R. G. A. are exceedingly out
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      Why Does Not Singapore Manufacture?
      207 10 HONG EONG PREBB VIEW Referring to the rubh r industry the ”S nth Oh na Morning Pos.’ tavs: Malaya will have to do as others are doing, and herself transform es much as possible of her rubber into manufactured art cles. All over the world
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    SENSATIONAL HAUL OF DRUGS
    417 10 ON ITALIAN STEAMER Heroin Found in Jam Tins The ‘‘China Mail” learns that as a result of a raid on October 8 by Revenue Officers on the l alian Ehip "Hilda”, one of the most sensational hauls of drugs yet known in the Colony was made.
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    Thermal Power from the Sea
    439 10 M. CLAUDE REPORTS A PROMISING START Pari», Septemb-r 17 ProfegFor Paul Boucherot, who is associated with M. George’s Claude in the experiment now being made by the latter in Cub», with the o j-ct of obtaining thermal power from the tropic seas, received a telegram
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    LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST
    108 10 TO-DAY’S PRICES The following were the latest in MESSRS. KENNEDY Co s share Hat To-day 8E S E Shams. s: cr tn 10. It. I c. 10. Rubber (Dollar). Borelli 125 1.50 1.00 1.25 -40 -50 40 .45 Katoyang B 85 .95 .72$ Mi Mining. Hongkong
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    TIN AND RUBBER
    54 10 latest London, New York and Local Prices TIN-. LONDON Spot £ll5 7-8 Up £2 7-6 3 Mentha’ £ll6-15 0 Up £2 5 0 SINGAPORE $61.08 per picul Up 125 tons done RUBBER: London 3ld. Unchanged New York 11 c. (Gold) Unchanged Local Hicts. Unchanged By Courtesy of
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    General Produce Agency Ltd.
    43 10 Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-day are as follows: Spot 12| c’e. per lb. Nov/Drc. 12f Jap/M<r. L 3 Apn /Jar e l?t Market St»aiy. London and Liverpool Stock likely to be increased by 1,100 tons.
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    TIN PRICES
    22 10 Messrs. Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. London, Ociuber 16, Spot £ll3 0.0 three months* buying £114.10 0 threa months* selling £114.15.0,
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    Press Finance
    255 10 LOSSES OF NORTHCLIFFE NEWSPAPERS, LTD. Tde accaunts of NortbcHff-» Newspaper», Limited, for the yeur to June 30, eho* a debit balance of £98.956, which, after providing for debamure interest increases the total debit balance to £138,050, though there waa a profit of £91,192 on sale of investments, and
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    KENNEDY & Co.'s SHARE LIST
    866 10 KENNEDY Co.'s SHARE LIST E e s HAMES. 5 M m hS BUBBBB lDaUai.l c 9 APenby Rubbef O» o< S 1 2; kX s i;.. Aver Moleb: Rnbbes o« Jyer Svnite*»* 1 Bbeaett HubbM O® p, B*tn iilnt»ng Rnbba, <T» Bedford Plan*» Bento Bubbes l C n j “5
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    CHURCH SERVICES
    345 10 St. GEORGE THE MARTYR (Church Of England) 18th Sunday after Trinity. 7-50 Litany. 8 a.m. Matins n„„ 8.30 Holy Communion, 9 3 I Ho,y Co m n Tamil. 630 Evensong. Hymns Iqi nQ ?i° a 358, 368, Ps XL 126, Ps XU* Magnificat 221, Nunc Dimittis 220. p
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    FOREING EXCHANGES
    79 10 (RUGbY Rai TO Sskvtob) L >n 1 »a, Oj otrar 17 Park, 123 87 *r«. 4.86; Brussels. 3184; Qsnsva, 25,02; Ims-te-dam, 12.06; M’»- 92 80; Rwho, 20.43 Stockholm, 18.09 Copenhagen, 18.16; O*i'. 18.16: m. >. U 3; l63|; Helsingfors, 193; Madrid, 49 75 Lijoon. 108.25; Aihens, 375; Baciu?*’-.
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    EXCHANGE
    75 10 P>aiT2, October IS, 1930, (By Oourtesv »f The d ihnb) 9q London Bank 2/3 V M 4 m’ts 2 4 1/32 Private 3 m/ta c*e lit 2 4 1’ L 3 Doaameatary 2 413/L 3a New York Bank Den mi 56 i France T.T. India T.T. <551 Bangkok T.T.
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      13 10 You should give Martell's Brandy the Preference over others as it is superlative.
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      117 10 HOW TO GET RID OF 13DIGESTI0S Those who suffer from indigestion. tritis, acidity, flatulence, dyspepsia, hearburn, etc., will be glad to learn that relief can be obtained by taking a -itJe ‘Bisurated Magnesia immediately eating or whenever pain is felt 1 instantly neutralises the acid that c^ u all the
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    Ants Extinguish a Fire
    908 11 A Remarkable Instance of Insect Heroism Saving Their Colony Ante make good firemen, using their own unaided efforts, and freely giving up their lives to save their fellow-workers from destruction. Exactly how they proceed when a fire is to be put out is described by Friedrich
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      215 11 DECCASTONE CAPTIVATES The Decca not only brings the best B music into your home! it set ms to br'ng the b c ßt musicians themselves, fo real and vivid is its playing. Perhaps that is why the Decca hi s st outstripped all other portables in popularity. The Decca is
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      68 11 You should givs Martell's Brandy the preference over others as it is superlative. a eiGHTUN HOL£ GOLF COURSE the Hua Hlcv Held Only 30 how* frenv by Exprtoo Trow For further information THE INFORMATION BUREAU phasr clip out this R° YAL STATE «*“-WAYS odvertisement end moU to. BANGKOK. SIAM. Just
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures.
    1505 12 Port Of Penang. Schedule of Principal Lines THE following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the week: la P*rt To-day B B Tapah sails for Arahan and Paneh on Sunday at 10 a m. BB Pandai from Batoe Bahra and Asahan.
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      60 12 FOR Travel Information WRfTE I* AMTRICAN EXPRESS c., tae (incorporated in U. S. J.) UNION BUILDING SINGAPORE. KEEP UP TOUR HEALTH by TAitme 9 They clear all wastes and poisons from your system, leaving you full of vitality, energy and cheerfulness. MME 7 BOSCH" Plugs have proved to be best
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      11 12 Maasage Oottsc. 2, Alt RA TOON KO AD. MIRS YURK MISS
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      205 12 I Penang Road fcfo iimpu or alura B -.1. in 11 AM "M Et| j 264. Sound. I I To-night Twice Nightly To-night Twice Nightly s g 6.30 9.30 SOUND SYSTEM 630 930 I FoxMovietone gg Al II ip 3 I I Musical La O FL I i Drama i
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      134 12 ;jO JESTn I i Fj Electric SOUND t c Hl system 1 1 Matinee To-Day at 3 pm. To Night at 6-15 930 Paramount’s Wonder Picture TH£ i j Four Feathers Adapted from A. E, W Mason’s Famous Story g With a Wonderful C..st William Fowell Richard irien Clive Brook
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    Importance of Little Scraps of Paper
    763 13 Trifles That Can Hang Criminals A eerpp of pjper has on several occasions Eufficnd to send a man to the gallows, says the “Malayan Pol ce Magazine”. In the recent case of Podmorp, Convicted at Winchester assizes, a scrap of paper picked up by
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    560 13 Brigham and His Regiment of Wives If you ask me how many wives mvj grandfather had, I’Jl spill tea on you siid Brigham Young’s granddaughter. '*l know how many,’’ I laughed, (writes D. D. in the Daily Express “Mathematician!'’ laughed Brigham Young’s granddaughter in reply. These
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      17 13 "BOSCH" Plugs nave proved to be bes\ on the read in the air and on the sea.
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      1033 14  -  BY I. G. E. L. Have yon ever trn d a i egg mask in place of the more expensive mod paiks tta’ you cm buy these days all ready to nsa If you feel tired and jiied and yet are very anxious to look
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    MARKET PRICES.
    615 15 CHOWRABTA MARKET, Penang, Oetober 18, 1930 Mutton cts. Mutton Indian M per io 56 Head Bh ep or goat each 1-30 Liver with heart A loaf do 1.50 do 100 Goat or Sheep per lb 56 Sweet Bread pair 40 Suet w 40 idney pair 30 Feet the
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      104 15 f WHITE LABEL I AND I POLLY “A Perfect Pair.” SOLE AG C NTS: Henry Waugh S Co., Ltd. I I I flfcW i'« I I SIEMENS SCHUCKERT I Quotations For Electrical Plants. 8 SOLE AGENTS t- S I® N. V. Straits Java Trading Co.. a SINGAPORE PENANG. S W
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      1281 16 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE dollar I „ar®MT®JV “dWAMEMCAN MAIL LINE CAT OFTKS 0- 23 Mirsdiles. London, Rotterdam and Hambug. 7 >1 Sector 48 d” "l ani Glaogow 1 DiOMro 8 Doo" 18 H? m bu«. NEW DIRECT SERVICE FROM SINGAPORE rj \rp\f'lN Dec 24 Arnsefdim, London, and Hamburg "jq §AEXEA8
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