Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 18 December 1930

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    Masthead
    20 1 Pinang Gazette CHRISTMAS NUMBER 1930 ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 291 VOL. LXXXVIII THURSDAY, 18th DECEMBER, 1930 PRICE 10 CENTS
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      288 2 >ann nnn nnn««A□□□«■■ancAwwnna■■■ inn■ ”nrti WDla 5 a 2 Greetings from MMg Q n KOi g S The Runnymede,” g M Malaya’s nicest Hotel, g i s n rj n JTT 4 Christmas 1930! The end of a Black 5 J Year! IVe hope most sincerely that (i h n
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    CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
    1016 3 NOT OF CHRISTIAN ORIGIN! I< Lirg of churches, houses, I a >ht>ps with evergreens at J springs from a period t f ant rior to the revelation of J 'hinity. and seems to be deriv j from the custom prevalent dur J the Saturnlia of the inhabitants i
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    AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY
    221 3  -  Professor L. Bo Hong. Christmas poem by an Old Friend 1 went to school in early youth, to learn the rule (i f three. And the tuto’s were astounded by my precocitee. At age of foui’ upon my legs in accents low and sweet xwas mv delight the
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    CAROLS
    491 3 CEL '.BR.VING THE NATIVITY Amid so many popular customs at Chi smi s, full of so much sweet and simple po» try, there is perhaps none more charming than that of the Chrismas carols, which celebrate in joyous and yet devout stra m; the Nativity of the Saviour. The
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      124 3 4 j3K al IXBaXIBnXB,aXI,aXBnXI,aXBt 15{8n5581 ISSIinS{Ba3SBn iHD}SSSBn^*axBa}{Ha XKnXBaXHaXBnXHnXBnKHDS€BaXBaXHDXBDX I Illi WHY NOT SPEND YOUR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS g AT THE g CRAG HOTEL, j I PENANG HILL. I I g (2,250 ft. above sea level.) i AT REDUCED RATES I Special Meals Prepared for Christmas Holidays. B j i Attractive New,
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    GINGER THE 1930 WONDER HORSE
    4121 4 Brief Review of Malayan Racing Most Successful Morses Ginger, Monarch, Golden Eve and Brown Hill Davies Champion Jockey BY “TIC W’ ALTHOUGH tbe Malayan Kacing Season for 1930 is not yet, strictly speaking, over, there being one more Amateur Meeting at Kuala Lumpur, it is
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    A Memorable Christmas Eve
    1761 6 The following story has been forwarded by a reader of the Pinang Gazette with an assurance that it is original and that it has never been published before. NO £ir. I haven’t had many adventures as you might say. I m finished work now and I
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    THE LITTLE GREEN HUT
    374 6  -  BY (thomas r. p. dawson) '^hToUbth^r 1180 -aw. Ran the chatter of children the whiene, r prayer 1 ot •Way down some lonely street in f. ir Penang Isle Stood a Little Green Hut built in Malay style; A little green hut, forlorn in the dark
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    CHRISTMAS EVE
    112 6  -  W. H. C. Walford Turl. Hail holy chimes of dear delight Whose music floods the midnight air. The King of Love is born to night: 0 Night of Nights beyond compare Not there alone, so long ago— Not there alone, so far away— But here, wherever love can
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    CABLE NEWS IN BRIEF
    183 6 It is stated that the Afghan Government has granted the Standard Oil Company oi America important oil-mining concessions. A Melbourne cable says the Acting y ne Minister, Mr. Fenton, has announced tnai the £2B 000,000 Conversion Loan was a complete success. The list wifl close a
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      316 6 i Ths i j'fi^K q <Z" The I t House HOUSC t I of of I Qualify Qualify I THE STORE FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING I H POMMERY AND GRENO CHAMPAGNE, I JOHNNIE WALKER WHISKY, Wines hedges and butler’s wines .poa s CUSENIER’S BRANDIES AND LIQUEURS, and CHRISTMAS CRACKERS, XMAS PUD-
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      111 8 M II JJDUCJC T I r JUST ARRIVED NEW SHIPMENT OF CHRISTMAS SUPPLIES j INCLUDING I Turkeys I Chickens I Dacks Hams BOOK YOUR ORDER NOW December 24th—Operj Until 7 p.nj. USUAL FREE GUESSING COMPETITION COME AND TRY YOUR SKILL OPEN TO ALL FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO Singapore Cold
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    Penang’s Next Resident Councillor
    449 9 Mr. P. T. Allen Dr. Winstedt for Johore Penang’s Brilliant D. P. P. Singapore, December 18 It is stated here that Mr. P- T. AlJpn Secretary for Chinese Affairs, f will succeed Mr. E. W. p Gilman when the latter goes home on leave in May
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    Saturday’s Rugger
    77 9 SEATING PLAN AT CRICKET CLU Bt The front row seats for the Penang and Perak match on Saturday have all been booked. There is still plenty of accom modation on the raised benches and the plan can be seen at the PC C. after 5.15 p.m. any evening.
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    P. C. C. Defeats Kedah
    58 9 YESTERDAY’S HOCKEY MATCH?! The P. C. C. defeated Kedah in the Hockey match played yesterday on the Hutchings School ground by five goals to two. Hr Brodie played well for the winners «nd scored four out of the five goals for the Club, while Freer
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    Christmas at the Convent
    58 9 We gratefully acknowledge receipt of the following donations on behalf of the Convent Christmas Treat Fund n f •’O* Instate of the late Mr. Tye Kee Yoon 20 Tye Chee Tean Esq. 10 T. E Conaghan Esq. 20 B. G. H. Johnson Esq. $25 Previously acknowledged
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    Municipal Band
    155 9 To-day at the F»nl tirade at 6 p m. Mirch Bars Smci Rneon Overture P quo Dame Snppe ’■'"bction T: eß‘ auty Of Bath Haines l iyi The Glow Worm Lmcke J One Step We Must Ail Pull Together Weston G d S ve the King B R
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    CABLE NEWS IN BRIEF
    159 9 In London yesterday a dense bank of overhead fog necessitated the lighting of lamps on vehicles and in the streets. Later the fog settled down over the City greatly impeding traffic on roads, railways and river. The Post Office announces that to meet the growth of
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    “The Eternal Spring”
    174 9 SUCCESSFUL PRODUCTION BY LITTLE THEATRE PLAYERS The Penang “Little Theatre” Players gained another triumph as well as helping a good cause last night when they presented 1 The Eternal Spring” a comedy in three acts by Peter Garland. The profits are to go to the European Unemployed
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    SCOTTISH CUP DRAW
    167 9 FIRST ROUND Easy for Rangers and Celtic The Scottish Cup first round draw resulted a« follows. The matches are to be played on January 17. Stenhousemuir v Hearts Queen’s Park v Elgin City East Stirling v Hamilton A. Armadale v Rangers Hibernian v St Cuthbert Wanderers Montrose
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    English League
    69 9 —Router RESULTS OF THIRD DIVISION MATCHES London, December 17 The following are the results of the matches played to day DIVISION 3 (Southern Section) Bristol R. 4 Thames U 0 Crystal P. 6 Watford 1 Southend U. 2 Notts C. 1 Torquay U. 3 Fulham 1 Gillingham 2
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      PERAK TURF CLUB “TEST” PROSECUTION
      309 9 (To the Editor of the Pinang Gazitte) Sir, —With reference to “Tic Tac’a’ article on the Perak Turf Club which appeared in your issue of 15th December, a few inaccuracies occur in nan at ng the incident of the prosecution for running a public lottery.
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    “KENT” AT BANGKOK
    123 9 Their Siamese Majesties Go on Board Warships (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, December 17 H M.S. Kent has arrived and Their Majesties went aboard yesterday and watched gunnery practice by big guns and antiaircraft gunsand the rescue of a man overboard. A large party of Siamese naval
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      41 9 E. O. HOTEL TO-MORROW, !9TH DEC. The Advertisement Ball The Advertisement Ball Prizes will be given for tbe cleVftest costumes representing any advertisement. No Entrance Fee. Sunday, 21st Dec rchestral Cf’rcert at 8.30 p.m. SEE PAGE 12 FOR CUR CHRISTMAS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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    BIRTH
    26 10 Smart. —At Singapore Hospital on 15th December. 1930, to Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Smart, Buloh River Estate, Johore, (formerly Penanti Estate, P.W.), a son.
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    CHRISTMAS-AND AFTER
    261 10 If readers have been so absorbed by mundane affairs as to have failed to note the passage of time, our appearance this afternoon in festive garb will serve as a reminder that Christmas is upon us, and that we are on the threshold of the season when optimism
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    The Magazine Road Disgrace
    344 10 In roundly condemning the outbreak of hooliganism’which hag taken place on one or two nights this week’in Magazine-road outside the Japanese circus, we are sure we are not only expressing our own opinion, but also that of the vast majority of hinese citizens in this town.
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    NO W. L. T. TO CHINA YET
    70 10 Reuter. Cable Companies Unable to Conclude Arrangements London December 17 In the House of Commons at question time Mr. Lees Smith, Postmaster General, said the cable companies concerned had informed him that they had been endeavouring for some time to introduce a week
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    SUBMARINE RATINGS
    73 10 Reuter. r Question of Tropica! Allowances for China Flotilla 6 London, December 17 In the House of Commons Mr. Ammon (Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty), replying to Sir Bertram Faile (Con. Ports month N.) who asked whether seaman ratings on the China Submarine Flotilla could receive tropical allowance
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    BY THE WAY
    1127 10  -  A.H.L- Penang, Thursday. is something curiously unsatisfactory in spending Christmas so close to the Equator. One conjures up visions of other years, of the crunch of crisply-lying snow underfoot, silent meadows and frozen streams; and trees in mantle of shining white. One c m almost see the
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      169 10 VICTOR CO. ’Phone 570 Christmas Cakes Book your orders now. Decoration a speciality. Our Confectionery is patronised by the Residencies of Perak, Kedah and Kelantan and also by the leading clubs and citizens. Hovis Bread Flour for this bread is imported by us from England. His Majesty the King uses
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    TWELVE ’PLANES TOCROSSATLANTIC
    174 11 —Reuter. Formation Flight Attempt by Italy machines forced DOWN EARLY Three Million Lire Enterprise Koine, December 17 Twelve sea-planes, commanded )v the Air Minister. General Balbo. have h ft Lake Orbetello on the first gtape of a Trans-Atlantic formation flight via Bolama (Portuguese Guinea). The seaplane squadron
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    INDIAN PARLEY PROGRESS
    302 11 —Rugby Radio Service. Mr. MacDonald to be Ihairman of Minorities Sub-committee London, December 17 The Prime Minister will be Chairman of the Minorities Sub-Committee, members of which were selected to day by the Business Committee of the Round Table Conference His acceptance of this position is appropriate
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    THREATENED DYESTUFFS ACT
    140 11 —Reuter. Commons Throw Out Lords Amendment London, December 17 Mr. V. d’iam Gt Ton (President of the Board of Trade announced in the Rouse of Commons that the Government asked the Commons to disagree to the Lords amend ment prolonging the Dyestuffs Act The Commons 244 to
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    ONLY ONE REMEDY FOR TRADE DEPRESSION
    325 11 .—Reuter. Mr. Baldwin Pleads for Tariff Reform CONSERVATIVE UNITY London, December 17 Mr. Baldwin, addressing the Constitu tional Club, said that putting the country on a protectionist basis was the only remedy for existing depression. He was aware that high tariffs interfered with business,
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    MISSIONARIES’ ORDEAL
    189 11 Reuter. Sixteen Months Hltreatment by Chinese Bandits Hong Kong, December 17 E. Fischle and E. Walter, the German missionaries captured by bandits in August ast year, have arrived here, Both are very pa e after their terrible experiences at the hands of Communist bandits in the hi s
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    CANBERRA PANDEMONIUM
    166 11 —Reuter. Blows in House of Representatives Canberra, December 17 The Government announcement in the House of Representatives of aa export duty of a half penny a lb. on sheepskins in the wool to assist the fellmongering industry caused a pandemonium, members of the Opposition shouting “Scandal, Swindle and
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    ABOLITION OF LIKIN
    312 11 —Reuter. Nanking Ministry’s Decision OTHER TAXES FROM JAN. 1 Nanking, December 17 The Finance Ministry has taken finsl action to abolish likin and similar levies throughout the country on January 1. The Finance Minister, Mr. T V. Soong, in a circular telegram states that the fourth plenary
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    U. K. POPULATION
    97 11 —Rugby Radio Service, Board of Trade Estimate of 45.900,000 London. December 17 A statistical return of the Board of Trade based on an estimate of the population in the middle of the current year shows there are 1.500 000 more women than men in the United Kingdom.
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    PRESIDENT FOR SIX DAYS
    81 11 —Reuter. New Guatemalan Regime Overthrown Washington. December 17 The Guatemalan Minister has notified the United States Government that the new President of Guatemala, Senor Bandillo Palma, who only took office last Friday, has been overthrown by General Manuel Arellana who has been designated Provisional President. The
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    MR. ALFRED SZE
    83 11 .—Reuter. Fre.h A ppointment for Chinese Minister at St. James'. Nanking, December 17 It is learned that tho Nations Govern ment will shortly announce the appointment of Mr. Alfred Sze. Minister in London, as Chairman of the Chen Poch-weng 'chairman of the Commission for the completion of
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    DEATH OF PETER W RLOCK
    58 11 Reuter. London, December 17 Mr. Philip Hesseltine, the English composer whose nom de plume was Peter Warlock, was found unconscious in his house at Chelsea and later died in hospital from gas poisoning. Mr. Hesseltine was one of the most distinguished living song writers and
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    BOLIVAR CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS
    240 11 Rugby Radio Service. Liberator of Five South American Countries MR. HENDERSON’S TRIBUTE New York, December 17 Latin America to-day united in celebrating the centenary of the death of Simon Bolivar, the Venezuelan patriot who earned the proud tit’e of “Liberator'’ by freeing Venezuela, Columbia. Ecuador, Peru and
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    CAPE-CAIRO AIR LINE
    133 11 —Rugby Radio Service. Probable Inaguration Next February London. December 17 Replying to a question in the House of Commons the Air Under Secretary, Mr. Montague, stated that negotiations were completed for a regular air mail route from Cairo to the Cape, and that the Northern section would
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    STOP PRESS
    213 11 —Reuter. THE CABINET CRISIS London, December 18 The conspiracy to avoid a cabinet crisis at ‘.he present moment is strikingly instanced by an analysis of the voting on the Dyestuffs amendment. Thirty Socialists and a dozen Conservatives were absent and not paired, the bulk of whom are believed
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    PENANG AND KEDAH A.C.
    481 12 ANNUAL REPORT Appeal for More Members The Penang and Kedah Automobile Club commitees report for the year ending 30th June, 1930. is as follows: Mr. H.J.Haaa, who was appointed H >n. Secretary and Treasurer at the last Annual General Meeting, resigned this office, and Mr. J.A.
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    Indian Inter-State Football
    93 12 PERAK SPORTSMEN TO VISIT PENANG A numb c r of Perak Indian sportsmen will visit Penang during the Christina* vacation as the guests of the Penang Province Wellesley Indians under the auspic s of the Indian Recreation Club. An attractive programme is being arranged including a cricket,
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    Betting Charge
    173 12 SEQUEL TO AILEGED WAGER AT ‘’FISH FIGHT Four’e°n Chinese and five Malays were yesterday morning charged in the Second P> lice Court with betting at 163, Campbell Street which was alleged to be a common brtting house. AU the accuse I claimed trial. Mr. Lim Cheng E n
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    ALLEGED ROBBERY AT CHINESE TEMPLE
    270 12 TWO MEN AND WOMAN CHARGED Bail in $l,OOO Each Allowed Two Chinese men, named Hong On Seng and Goh Ch '"g Eng, and a woman named Kap Pch Tai were charged yesterday momit g in th** District Court, Penang, before Mr. H. A. Forrer, with
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    LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST
    190 12 TO-’‘AY’S PRICES The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Oo’e share list al 11 a.m. to-day:— Yesterday To-day BRABBB. >t XS p 0 x oq x do to. $9. I C. I <3. Mini of. Ayer Hitam Tin. Ilf- 11/6 10'6 11/3 Hongkong Tin..
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE
    70 12 (Rugbt Radio Sirviob) London, December 17 Paris. 123.59; New York, 4.85’2; Brussels. 34.76 Geneva, 2 .02 terdam, 12.06; Milan. 92.75; Berlin, 20.36 Stockholm, 18 09 Copenhagen, 18.15 Oslo, 18.15; Vuuua. 34.47 Prague 1631; Helsingfors, 193; Madrid, 45 J 5; Lisbon. 108.25; Athene, 375; Bucharest, 818; Rio, 411; Buenos
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      226 12 BOOKS FOR A BRIGHT CHRISTMAS ALL THE FAVOURITE ANNUALS AND GIFT BOOKS FOR ALL AGES. I cts. Father Tuck’s Annual 3 00 Daily Express Children’s Annual 3 30 Rainbow Annual 2 00 Playtime Annual 3 6o Tiger Tim’s Annual 3 6° Picture Show Annual 3 60 I Chums 7 2
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      117 12 Federated Malay States Railways Christina* and New Year Holidays Cheap Return Tickets at single fare and a half for the double journey will be issued as under For ChrLtmas Holidays from Wednesday 24 h to Sunday 28 h December, available for return j rnrney on any day, 25;h to 30.
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      470 12 Eastern and Oriental Hntoi (FHE g. Q.) FS/va/VG. Christmas and New Year pestivitiej. X’mas Eve, Wednesday 24th December Special Pinner, Cindere la Ball and X Cabaret Dinner $4/- per head. X’mas Day, Thursday, 25th December, X’mas Dinner and Orchestral Concert Dinner $4/- per Boxing Day, Friday, 26th December, Special Pinner
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      166 12 The Japanese World Touring Grand Circus. Adachi 13rothers Circus Stages at Magazine Road Ground. NIGHTLY FROM 9pm Thoir numerous forma of eiasaicai dancings, the daring feats of tht- FLYING ACROBATS, the absolutely stun- ny n< »ft rma-c nn the tight wire are great feaeis to the eyes. SPECIAL FEATURES, Flying
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    CHRISTMAS IN COUNCIL
    2220 14  -  An Unofficial Hansard By L. C. L. We’re a merrie companee, European, Eurasian, Indian, Malay, Chinese. Each a jolly ML C. For we are not in the unofficial majority, Under the control of Sir Cecil Clementi Let us trip without fear, Raise our voices loud and clear
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    AVALANCHE OF BANK CLOSINGS
    79 14 —Reuter. Ten Institutions in Arkansas Come to Grief New York, December 17 The avalanche of bank c^ in^3 throughout the country, fen t today in Arkansas alone, h ifl being State banks, have been P charge of the State Bank OD I P ar a The
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    Wheat 52 1/2 Cents
    29 14 Reuter. Winnipeg. DecemberDecember wheat touched i hjgWry bushel, the lowest quotation in of the Winnipeg Exchange e .t e rd»y«"’ and closed fractionally below J
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    PATRICK O’SHANE
    2907 17  -  A TALE OF PROHIBITION S.B. Silis. t Y wife is a great admirer of my old 11 friend James Robertson’, who, just back from the States, was making a lie' stay with his cousin the Rev. i' I’hilus Sprinkler Robertson. A 1 am the Head Church Warden iy
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      1248 17 1 He. PENANG^RBO UR BOARD. 1 PENANG HILL RAILWAY I This tme table and scale of rates operate with effect from Ist June, 1929, I I Penang, The Beauty Spot *ot Leave Church Street Pier for Mitchell Pier ULE. e.. I i «.90 pm. «nd th.reftter at At J"** therC
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