Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 29 November 1930

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833 PUBLISHED DAILY No. 275. VOL. LXXXVIII SATURDAY, 29th NOVEMBER 1930. -DICE 10 CENTS
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      557 1 tS ■■■i!--u» ll |I NAGATA BROTHERS DENTISTS bUead Office next to The Dispensary. ach Office 52, Leith Street I AVELInG PORIEK ANNOUNCING 4 Remarkable Achievement by DIESEL ROLLERS orosse blaokw ß i,l I the OUTSTANDING FEATURES ARE: COoked MCfllS simple Engine, With Vegetables Gravy Easy Steering’. V o„..„ lh ««JXL
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      18 1 H TOXISALSij! STUDIO with up-to-date Photo- >j graphy by electric light. ’Phont 772, 63,70, BISHOP STREET, PENANG. j
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      1925 2 PosmoH wamteo_ H, B.^ WOODFORD «.nobl SELANGOR TURF CLUB Chinese »»ed 31 4 Chief Clerk snd 23. Bishop Stre t. Penang. NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY Book-Keeper with eounci knowledge of TEL. UOB. [lncorporated in Holland AMATkHD RACE MCtTIMn office routine, commercial, mining and a/P’IA/ SHIPMENT oyal Charter a. D. 1824] IVIfLIL
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    Hong Kong as a Smugglers’ Base?
    1017 3 Startling Revelations Important Statement that Customs Scheme will not be Dropped. Revenue Outwitted IJ regard to (he statement in the local Press that, at the Fourth Plenary Session of the Kuoixintang Chinese Executive Council, “the motion to open a Chinese Customs Station in Hong
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      296 3 can make w r m it last for W i months with F jl an ’Allegro” v The Allegro will put the keenest edge on your Gillette, Valet Aut-istrop y or Durham Duplex Safety razor blade CUCd- Clift da v a^er da y —f° r mont i is it "di
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      167 3 BOSCH" Plugs have proved to be best on the road, in the air and on the sea. FOO CHEONG COMPANY, Building Contractors,* Furniture Makers, Painters, Polishers and Signboard Writers, Workshop and Office, Show Room, 158, Hutton Lane, 97, Bishop Street. ’Phone 1248. Open Day and Night. ’Phone 868. Dining Room
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      256 3 M Y' I\l I Me A WARM CORNER!! Here’s one of the funniest Records f ever issued! The inimitable Leslie Henson is in his best style and. his I witticisms are typical. Supported by Heather Thatcher, Connie Ediss, etc. No. DB 146 Price SL7O t BG PIANO Co Ti j
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      59 4 THE NEW MODEL X CHEVROLET X IS THE BEST value Il ll■ II l ra»WP I'. wwwsfrc XV jJhbX ON THE MARKET X A|T r XXr xr X B&JsV. iw^^v' *'X X- jX iXX l' 't x JJ< /1 X j X X >mßb jy^<wwa^—BM*^i«i.iuja!<gMwW<y~ X Miles Per Gallon. SEE
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    DECLINE IN COTTON TRADE WITH CHINA
    884 5 —British United Press. S \LES? METHODS CRITICISED But Chinese Imports Double in Seven Years Nanking Britain’s declining export of cotton goods ti China at th*» same time as China’s mportß have doubled value is one of the tnbjctH dealt with in a retnarkab'e artlc
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    IS GERMANY GOING "DRY?"
    469 5 —British United Press. POLITICAL INFLUENCE Decrease in Consumption of Liquor Barlin Germany seems to be on the read t< self-imposei prohibition, as ever since th* war the consumption of liquor has b»en declining. During the last fiscal year—from October 1, 1929, to September 30, 1930 consumption
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    Lord Thomson Street
    167 5 GRACEFUL TRIrUTE BY RUMANIA Rumania is paying a graceful tribute to the late Lord Tnomson by naming a street after him in Bucharest. The Lord Mayor of London has received the following telegram from the Mayor of Bucharest “We have the honour to make known to you
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      280 5 I 13 uticwra 3 Shaving SiiekU Begin enjoying your nhave today! What better way to start the day V than to «have with <'liti<*lic*n X Shaving Stick. It gives you t a clean, smooth shave, without the J slightest irritation and leaves the C I skin in good condition. Sample
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      98 5 What a Newspaper Can Do. For fifteen years the Campbell Soup Company, of Camden, New Jersey, refused to enter into any extensive newspaper advertising campaigns. It did not thrive as the directors had hoped and it was decided a year ago to begin newspaper advertising on a large scale. Six
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    Centenary of the Royal Geographical Society
    1099 6 Its Great Achievements for Science A HUNDRED years ago there was founded the Royal Geographical Society of London only a few months later, as it came under the patronage of “His Sacred Majesty King William [V," to be called the Royal Geographical Society. Its
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    "he ea Wolf"
    403 6 FILM THE CENSOR TONED DOWN The film corresp indent of the “Evening News’* writes as follows in mail week concerning the Sea Wolf, which has been entirely banned in Singapore Ic is proposed to present “The Sea Wolf, Milton Sills’ last film, at a West End cinema
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      309 6 TOICTBI JP’AYKWIM We insist that no other distiller makes a better whisky than Johnnie Walker Red Label.” This is the blend that has made Johnnie Walker sales the largest in the World and so, naturally, we are jealous of its repu- tation. ijSd. ..-2 WIKER JLAIQSIEJL FE BORN 1820- STILL
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      16 6 “BOSCH” Plugs have proved to bo best on the road, in the air and[on the sea.
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      219 6 I Refrigerators I Kelvinator I Stay I j i Dry and Sweet LU- < I ©b I s|-L a AkVi 0 J i IsßaKsaT&yA: V i■■ < UjU» —jir r j 'HERE’S not a trace JL of moisture produced by K vinacor ectric I Refrigeration. The cold, frosty air ts
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    CHELSEA AND ARSENAL CLASH
    329 7 at STAMFORD BRIDGE To-day's League and Cup Gaines THE following are the matches to be played to-day in the English and Scottish Leagues and the F. A. Cup: DIVISION 1 A »ton Villa v Portsmouth Bolton W. Birmingham Chel»e* v Arsenal Grimsby T. v Leeds U.
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    Sunday Soccer
    73 7 U.A.F.T. v. PENANG CHINESE SCHOOL COMBINED XI. A friendly game of soccer has been arrarged between the U.A.F.T. a»' the Penang Chinese School Combined XI. on Sunday at the Renong Ground at 5 p.m. sharp, Ihe following will reprerent the UAFT.:—Ah Leong; Hock Hai and Goh Hun Soo
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    THE REST DEFEAT SCOTLAND
    378 7 8 PTS. TO 5 PTS. Brown Breaks Two Ribs THE Rest defeated Scotland in the annual St. Andrew’s Day match by a goal and a try (8 pts.) to a goal (5 pts). Mr. B. E. Ross refereed. Scotland were the favourites for the first time
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    Success of Penang Students in England
    131 7 SCHOLARSHIP FOl FREE SCHOOL BOV The Daily Telegraph of O Jtober 29 to hand bv the last mail pubiidh-'S the complete Michaelmas term Bar Examination results from which we note that three Penang boys have done well. Lim Kheng Kooi, a Qaeen’s Scholar from
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    Speech Day at Hutchings School
    81 7 ON DECEMBER 5 The Headmaster and Staff of the Hutchings School, Penang, have issued invitations for the Annual Distribution of Priz°p wbicb will be held at the School Hall *t 10 30 a.m. on Friday December 5. Mrr. Sprouie, 0.8. E.. has kindly consented to
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    Walking Contest
    62 7 A walking contest, which is exciting some interest, hs been arranged to take place on Sunday morning, starting at 6 a.m., from the Cluck Tower to Ayer Itaro, the route being via Northam Road, Pangkor Road, Race Course Road, Hospital Road, Scotland Road and Ayer hum Rosd. Th«
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    480 7 Mr. M. K. Ratnachandram of Kuala Lumpur, is on a visttt o Penang. Dr. W. O. Pou, of the F. M. 8. Health Department, and Mrs. Pou have returned to Malaya from home. Mr. E. Ross-Him?, of Sungei Ujong Estate, is an inmate of the Seramban European
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    COMING EVENTS
    163 7 Nov. 29 St. Andrew’s Ball, Runnymede Hotel. Malaya Cup Rugby, Perak v Kedah, Ipob. 30: Chinese Swimming Club Gala, Tanjong Bungah, 3 45 p.m. Dec. 1 Opening of Penang Convent New Wing by Resident Councillor. 2 Entries close for Selangor Turf Club Amateur Meeting. 3 Penang Rotary Club
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    PERAK MEDICAL OFFICER WEDS
    204 7 McILVEAN—MURRAY The wedding took place yesterday afternoon at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Northam road, of Dr. Douglas Drummond Mcllvean. Medical Officer, Gula Kalumpong Rubber Estates, Ltd., Perak, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Mcllvean, of Dumfries, Scotland, and Miss Anne Gouts Murray, of Glasgow, who arrived
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    A "Bouquet" of Brides
    134 7 FOUR PENANG WEDDINGS The P and O Liner Ranchi, which arrived at Penang on Thursday on her maiden voyage to the East brought out quite a “bouquet” of brides there being at least four for I'enang. Two of the brides elect were married on Thursday itself
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      13 7 Yov should give Martell's Brandy the preference over others as »t is superlative.
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      328 7 New Advertisements NOTICES s. s. Glenshane Voy. 22. Consignees of cargo per the steamer from Europe are hereby notified that abe is due at Penang, on Tuesday, the 2id December, 1930, and will commence discharging on arrival in the Roads. BOUSTEAD CO., LTD., (incorporated in the F. M. S.) Agents,
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      182 7 I I I I s I TI h SALINE M J A RY a jaeh of ‘‘Boats’’ Fruit Saline in a tumblei of W'ter, Clear and sparkang, it is an effervescent delight to tha thirsty palate. It ojols and purifies the ol >o<! i end, ia Natures own way, gently
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    THE SCHNEIDER TROPHY
    404 8 A meeting of the Federitijn Aeronautique Internationale at Paris to-morrow, will decide the future of the Schneider Trophy race so far as G r eat Britain, the holder of the trophy is concerned. It may be that as a result of this meeting Great Britain will take
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    PRINCE TO VISIT BRAZIL
    107 8 Rugby Radio Service. Acceptance of Invitation from Provisional Government London, November 28 The Prince of Wiled has accepted an invitation extended through the Brazilian Ambassador in London by the Provisional Government of Brazil to visit Brazil on Lis return journey from the Argentine next spring. In
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    ANGLO-SOVIET DEBTS
    96 8 —Reuter. Claims and Counter claims Referred to Sub-Committees London, November 28 A communique regarding the Anglo Soviet Debts and Claims Committee which held its seventh meeting yesterday states that regarding the allocation of claims and counter claims among various sub-committees sub startial progress has been made Now only
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    CHINA’S RECOVERY
    89 8 Reuter. Optimistic Outlook of London Newspaper London. November 28 The Daily in a leader on China’s lead to trade recovery says the world of trade, particularly the British section, ha* every right to rejoice that China is slowly emerging from chaos to stability. The paper points out that
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    "NAZIS" AMBUSHED
    71 8 —Reuter. Serious (lash with Communists at Cologne Cologne, November 28 A number of Nationalist Socialists who were marching across the Bridge were fired on by Communists who were ambushed behind the pillars and railings of the bridge. Four National Socialists were badly injured in a hand to hand
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    PILSUDSKI RESIGNS
    35 8 Reuter. Warsaw, November 29 Resigning the Premiership owing to illhealth. Pilsudski has requested the President of the Republic to call on Slawek, leader of the Government bloc, as Pilsudski s succes sot.- Reuter.
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    The Rate of Interest
    1018 8  -  Is it Going to Fall? By RARTIIY WITHERS (the famous British Economist; Several eminent authorities have lately foretold a fall in the rate of interest, which implies of course, a rise in the prices of long dated and perpetual fixed interest bearing seouritiej. Among them are
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    CHINA’S LOANS
    97 8 —Reuter. Commission for Reorganisation Appointed Nanking, November 28 The National Council has officially appointed the following commission for reorganisation of China’s domestic and foreign loans The noted jurist. Dr Wang Chung hui. chairman of the Judicial Yuan chairman Marshal Chang Hcsihliang; the Foreign Minister. Dr Wang; the Minis
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    CABLE NEWS IN BRIEF
    132 8 Representatives of confederations of industrial employers and employee have submitted for Mussolini s approval an agree ment whereby Italian workmen's wages on December 1 will be reduced by eight per cent Nineteen were seriously injured in a clash between strikers and guards employed by the Takasaki
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    THE MOSCOW FARCE
    86 8 Reuter. Cinema-Gimeras “Sh >ot Court Scenes Moscow, November 2? The official Tass Agency continues w report damning evidence of various defends at the conspiracy trial. The Associated Press correspondent J*Moscow describes the scene of the t 1 like a Hollywood studic. Great batteries ot dazzling light illuminate
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    SHANGHAI DRUG H UL
    97 8 —Reuter. Secret Orginisation Discovered by League Geneva, November 28 The Commissioner for Customs, Sbang has informed the Secretary-Genera League of Nations that the large q of dangerous drugs aboard 0 steamer drugs the el Q{ornli which was effected as a re.-uit tion supplied by the League
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      222 8 JUST ARRIVED FINEST SELECTED JAFFA Grapefruit Lemons ALSO Per s.s. “President Van Buren” Californian Celery, Cauliflower, Grapes, Jonathan Apples, Winter Nelis Pears. fiard Q° JsPH VLEK’S TON I KINA CHOP KEPALA KUDA.” EL&ggig Prepared from pure grape juice and quinquina of first quality, Dae to its fine composition this Quin
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      76 8 E. O. HO i EL. ORCHESTRAL CONCERT ON SUNDAY 30TH NOV. Friday Next, sih •-ecember, IN HO OF Sr DUXSTANS lUNDS GRAND BAIL with Mr. Tom Anthony’s Fam >us onentities’ Band. Admission to Ballroom: —One Dollar We nesday, 17th i'ecember. Pei ang Little i’Leatre” Players’ Third pro faction. Booking Plan
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      15 8 /7 M Z 3 Ü BOSC£T 9 have proved to on I‘urcai m flu aw
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    Threat of Lightning Coal Strike
    306 9 Indian Soccer Match Realises $l7O Nett The football match between the Darul Aihsan Football Club and the Youngsters Recreation Club, Kedah, which was played at the Date Kramat Grpund on the 21st instant under the auspices of the Indian Committee of the Poppy Day Fuid,
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    POPPY FUND
    77 9 Indian Soccer Match Realises $l7O Nett The football match between the Darul Aihsan Football Club and the Youngsters Recreation Club, Kedah, which was played at the Date Kramat Grpund on the 21st instant under the auspices of the Indian Committee of the Poppy Day Fuid, realised the sum
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    £10,000,000 CHARGE
    133 9 —Vale. Oustric Arrested for Embezzlement STATE SECRETARIES RESIGN Paris, November 29 Oustric has been arrested on charges of fraud and embezzlement totalling £10,090 000, This is the sequel of aju li cial enquiry opened in 1927 into the activities of a newspaper used for the publication of fictitious
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    MARRIAGE AND NATIONALITY.
    91 9 declaration of alienage.—Rugby Radio Service. Bill to Protect Women who Marry Aliens London, November 28 In the House of Commons this morning, Dr. Ethel Dentham moved the second read ing of the Nationality of Women Bill, the object of which is to restore to British woman the
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    THE SILESIAN AFFAIR
    70 9 —Rnuter. Counter-A negations from Warsaw Warsaw, November 28 A Polish communique, replying to the German statement on the Silesian riots declares that a Polish police officer died from injuries received in the disturbances and a German doctor refused to attend him. All those arrested and charged with
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    EARTHQUAKE DEATH-ROLL
    73 9 —Reuter. 259 Dead, 2 353 Houses Destroyed, Other Damage 20 Million Yen Tokyo, November 28. Latest official returns of the earthquake casualties are 259 dead 351 injured, 2,353 houses completely destroyed, 5,654 partiaily destroyed, damage to roads and river banks twenty million yen. Following the Emperor’s example, many
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    PROBLEMS OF FEDERATION
    454 9 —Rugby Radio Service. Committee to Discuss Component Elements LORD SANKEY’S PREAMBLE London, November 28 The fir&t full meeting of the enlarged Federal Relations Committee of the Indian Round Table Conference this afternoon. The Prime Minister presided and explained it was propose I to have a general discussion
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    THE SPEED CRAZE
    130 9 —Rugby Radio Service. Rudge Attempt on Motor-Cycle Record London, November 28 The United States is sending three motor jats to the International Week of Motor Boating and Yacht ng which is being held at Southampton next year to try and regain the International Trophy for five and
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    CRUELTY TO A 'BUS
    101 9 An Ancient Monument cf Municipal Traction A correspondent writes It was pitiable to see the efforts of one of the Municipal Red buses to do 4 miles per hour with a full Bad of children from the Convent last evening. It spluttered, groaned and made many
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      20 9 The Manufacture of Wilkinson, Heywood and Clark, London. Synoleo The Oil-Bound Distemper STOCKS HELD BY Durege Thomas, Limited, Penang’, AGENTS.
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      262 9 RED-HOT RHYTHMS ENTERTAINING REFRAINS yotfll enjoy every one of /A«seH.M.V. Record» Jack Hylton and His Orchestra. X A Californian Serenade (p. T.) I x That Night In Venice (F. T.) x D*ncir g with Teais In My Eyes (TV.) 1 (f. T.) BSBBX ’(her the Garden Wall (f Z 7.)
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  • Pinang Gazette. SHIPPING AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      LEADING BROKERS' SHARE LIST
      124 10 TO DA V*S PRICES The following were the latest quotations »n MESSRS. KENNEDY A Go’s share list »t 11 ajn. today: Yesterday To-day se g e SHAKBfI. x <x Ift. I fl. I C. I 8« Miaiiir. patu 40 .421 .40 .45 Chenderiang 3/4J 4/- 3/4$
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      TIN AND RUBBER
      54 10 Latest London, New York and Local Prices 77/V: LONDON Spot £ll4-17 6 Up 17/6 1 Months £ll6 0 0 Op 12/6 SINGAPORE $5B 75 per piedb Down 50 c. 200 toss done RUB3E#: London Unchanged New York oc. (Gott) Unchanged Load 14 ch. Unchanged By Courtesy of
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      General Produce Agency Ltd
      43 10 Singxpurf Prtatj for St&D‘ta— Ri* bod £mok fl Sheet for to-diy aie as folio? s Spot 14| eta. nerlb. Dee. 14| Jan/M*r. 14| Aprii/Jare 15| M-» r kpt gtaady. London Liverpool Stock likely to be decreased by 750 tone-
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      TIN PRICES
      25 10 Messrs. Eastern Smelts r o., Ltd. London, Ncvembr* 27. apoc £ll4 5 0 three men?he* bn» n*' £115.7.6 three months’ Belling £115.10 0.
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      76 10 KRuqby Rafio Bbrvtcb) London. November 28 Park. 123 60; New Y'k 4.85 H Brneselo 34.82; Geneva. 25.07 Am’ U» < Mn» 12.06; Mil in 92.80; B*rl n. 20 36; Stockholm, 18.09; 18.15 CMlo, 18.17; Vienna 34.49 Pra--1631; Helsingfors. 193; Madrid. 33 70; Lisbon. 108.25; '’hens. 375; Bncharr«t, 818;
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      EXCHANGE
      83 10 Fsnsitj.’, November 29, 1980. 1 1 (Bv Couries?; ef n^arigr t d dc-nh) On London Ber k Ormand 2/ 5 23/32 4 m/te 2 3 I Private 3 m/ta credit 2 4 3/32 3 Doosmentary 2 4 7/32 On New York Berk Demand 56 •> France T.T. 1,425 h
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      MORIB PLANTATIONS LTD.
      904 10 ANNUAL MEETING Copra Provides A Dividend Tb« ordinary general meeting of the Morib Plantations. Ltd., wes held in Lon ion on October 28. Mr. Alderson B. Home (jhairmm of tbecHnpany) presiding. The chairman sa>d s The 12 months under review have been somewhat difficult and anxious, for
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      COMPANY REPORTS
      889 10 PU I'JG RUBBER AND TIN Tbe report of Posing Rubber and Tin for the year ended Feb. 28 sla °s that the net nrofit a-nnnnted to £4,618 (against £6,824 for 1928-29), which, with th« carry for» a d from-tbe previous year of £5.173, makes a total of £9,821.
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      KENNEDY & Co.’s SHARE LIST
      1086 10 KENNEDY Co.’s SHARE LIST NAMES. J g E lrLtlii ”UBB»R ?T»«llfc>.a 9 fe'• o AEe-b/ Subbei Cd ®2 '2 lox .-alfth Riibbcii tO 1 f 0 kmdgamated M*i»y *»tate. ..4 1 O' I 25 g T T litem Planting gyndteaie 1 O 1 2) Ayer Kuning Rubber 2f *5 Aver
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      CHURCH SERVICES
      374 10 Bt. GEORGE THE MARTYR (Church Of England) Ist Sunday in Advent. 7-50 Litany, 8 a.m- Matins, 830 Holy Communion, 10-30 Holy Comm anion. Chinese, 6 p.m. Evensong, Hymns 47, 50, 51, 268, Ps XCI 200, Magnificat 202, Nanc Dimittis 201. Preacher The Rev. K. Mc p herson. Tuesday,
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      PRODUCE PRICES
      215 10 P«nang. November 29, 1930. S ets. Ojiuu p, eh tit n>m 5,0 10.00 31 V't s 90.93 ljl-1 lei* B?Ugti 72. )0 Awe P e!c’n< uom 170.00 Nu;rn ‘«i Soi ,> 70.00 M 1134 60 00 C at? 1,000 15.00 Cjpra Saidrhid adeg 6.55 tuna a deg 1
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      39 10 i/ARHNs P2LLS. APIOL STEEL I Sin e and certain for ill Female I a complAinte.Kverylady should I L keep a box in the house. W, J. EDMONDS, S j The Knfltlleh Phermeo) I P 52, 54. Beach Street. Penang
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      234 10 a I > I I nr 77 j Silver-bright are your pans after Zov Smooth as silk is the shine-Zog scratch, but it can clean. Use noth! but Zog for aluminium and you’ll fin+ the pots stay new-looking. Zog is made specially for fine surfaces for your paint and bath
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    SECRET DEPARTURE OF FENG?
    353 11 ,—Canton News Agency. FOOD SUPPLIES LOW Red Leader said to be in South Shansi Peking Feng Yu-hsiang, accompanied by Sang Chib-yuan, is reported to have secretly left Taiyaan for Pingyang in the south of Shansi, where he is busily directing the Kuumitchun under dan L'ang-cheng, Liu
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    Communists in Indo-China
    220 11 ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE TWO Ju connection with the recent journey of Jonkheer rte Graeff, Governor-General of the Duteb-E-sc Indies, in company with the Governor-General of French Indo-China, through French I ado-China io the Siamese border, a report has since come through of a rather alarming incident that
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      286 11 J .3 The highest speed ever attained by man (357.7 m.p.h.) Accomp! shed by Squad. Leader A. H. Orlebar, A.F.C., on Supermarine Rolls-Royce S.6,using roi E 3 Kfl EE PLUGS So'd by all leading accessory dealers, garages and stores. Sloclisls.— Chin Kooi Co. K* ee s an e'- Cycle Carriage
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      132 11 COMMON SENSE AND INDIGESTION C I r Any doctor will tell you that almost all digestive trouble is due to excess stomach acid, which ferments food, generates painful gases, and attacks the delicate stomach lining. Obviously, then, to get immediate relief, you need only counteract the stomach acidity; and for
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      372 11 The Improved CHEVROLET INCLUDES AS STANDARD EQUIPMENT THE FOLLOWING aFWjrTg NEW FEATURES: ii jA W THE FOLDING CARRIER AND THE NEW REAR BUMPERS TII E II EA V Y NICKEL PLATED FRONT BUMPERS i THE SPARE RIM AND TYRE WITH DRUM type cover CARRIED IN THE FRONT W FENDER WELL
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures.
    1208 12 Port Of Penang Schedule of Principal Lines THE following 18 a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the In P«rt T«siay B B*' Ayuthia from Paneh. Sails for T. Anson Bagan and Datoh on Tuesday at 1 p. m. tn v'*‘ Rengam from
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