Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 5 June 1931
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1931-06-05 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 125. VOL. LXXXIX. FRIDAY, sth JUNE, 1931. PRICE 10 CENTS20 words
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Advertisement679 1931-06-05 1 Ff NAGATA BROTUEBB DENTISTS I Head Office next k) The Diapeniary. Wr»nGh Office 62. Leith Street “S ANOW E L L” Thought For To-day. SECURITY SAFES “DON’T FORGET THE |||r§|im!sSß Read’s “DOG’S HEAD” Laser 1 I British ill WS I Made ■BBggh;iaSM 9 .41'I Ask itf fcwß“ Aixiing v—— rc*679 words
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Article120 1931-06-05 2 SUMMER RACE MEETING Saturday, 6th, Wednesday, 10th, and >aturday, 13th June, 1931 Commencing at 2-30 p. m. each day. ENTRIES clore at 4 p. m. on Wednesday, 27ih May, 1931. Double Tote: will be held on two races <ach day cf the Meeting. Unlimited Sweeps: One $5.120 words
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Advertisement556 1931-06-05 2 POSITION VACANT Wanted Clcr? Dresser for small he dlhy Estate in Sitiawsn District. Salary $lOO/- per month. Only these wi h thorough knowledge of Harrisons B ker snd Go’s Acc unta need apply. Ar.’ly in wrxtirg with copies of testitnonials to Actirg Manager, Caehwood j.b ate, Ayer Taw<r Post Office.556 words
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Advertisement154 1931-06-05 2 I-.--.* SSuIF “Oiioda” Rapid Hardening Portland Cement OF Superioi quality at a low comoetiUve price in casks of 375 ’bs. OR in Paper bags of 110 lbs. Onoda Cement has secured the contract of the Singapore Municipality for 1931 Guaranteed to Conform to STANDARD BRITISH SPECIFICATION. Apply to: Ban Joo154 words
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Advertisement1028 1931-06-05 2 banks. I p> u p i CHARTERED BANK HONGKONG SHANGHAI BANKING I CORPORA!QH. SPORTING TROPHY r COKPORATED IN THE COLONY OF HONGKONG g 0 Paid-up-Capital £3,000,00g As Supplied to the Leading Clubs. Schools and Reserve Fund £4,000,000 The Liability of member, is baited to Institutions Throughout Malavi Reserve Liability of1,028 words
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Article426 1931-06-05 3 ROOF AERODROMES From Garden to Office NEW arrangements are shortly to be made for experimt nts with autogiro machines in taking off from, and landing on, the roofs of big buildings in London. Experts are convinced that the time will soon come when aeroplanes of this426 words
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Article949 1931-06-05 3 CAUSES OF NIGHTMARE AND THAT VAGUE FEELING OF FEAR T I have 1 ai a request for help from a reader who says that her n’ghts are made hideous and terrifying by dreams which always fake the shape of fears for her husband or her949 words
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Advertisement376 1931-06-05 3 SOPE.ACHING. Swollen, Blistered, j& Perspiring. Tired Feet. SORE, painful feet is one of the worst afflictions that a man can have, especially when his work means long hours of walking and standing. Don’t aggravate the trouble by using poisonous lotionsand powders. Simply bathe the feet in warm water, then freely376 words
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Advertisement32 1931-06-05 3 WHISKY Better you cannot tackle! Judged by the leading trade experts to ba Scotland’s best whisky Try it!-and judge for yourself. Agents: Sime Darby Co. e Singapore. ,Trm ll l, iii’rif l32 words
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Advertisement253 1931-06-05 3 IF Cleans! B eau tifi es BSW 1 'l' di IHE RE’S a delightful sensation cleanliness a pleasant exhilaration through the whole mouth that follows the use of Listerine Tooth Paste. Dingy film which hides the beauty of the teeth vanishes. Accumulations of tartar gradually disappear, revealing the natural lustrous,253 words
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Article1204 1931-06-05 4 Hartley Withers - A Famous Critic Misses The Point by Hartley Withers (the eminent English economist) ALL the reviewers have been proclaiming what a wonderful book M. Siegfried, the well known examiner of economic conditions in America and other ’countries, has written about Great Britain in his “England's1,204 words
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Advertisement159 1931-06-05 4 j, ~«.J- -'u ii jf»i»r.»!in«iinr»*.aMaaMUUiiMU——— WHY BE WITHOUT A PIANO! When you can hire a good Instrument FOR $lO 00 PER MONTH I I wml. ~WAA And this sum includes Free Tuning I B& PIANO Co W I |L* -PENANG J f igl— A ;e V- p. l d~~ W—159 words
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Advertisement71 1931-06-05 4 When dressing for dinner The use of Hazeline Snow” is indispensable. It cleanses the pores, y refreshes the skin and provides 7 XX the perfect surface for the final K &bi application of face powder. U-... ©4 “‘HAZELINE’ i I y 'jf (Trade Mark) \l/zf SNOW” J V n Vanishes71 words
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Advertisement190 1931-06-05 4 A dAJV, .CIOSXZ CaH-; Co i hi <■ »1 Lf C I I I »k>ns T FOO* I C °W cate •J’j u «an» ah* gil < THIS is "SmHen\ T?ED from the start on Cow Gate. i Weil pleased with life sleeping soundly waking merrily making constant steady progress190 words
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Article632 1931-06-05 5 CAUSE OF CENSUS MUDDLE THOUSANDS OF PAPERS MISSING Strikers Who Took Them Away THE Census of 1931 is likely to be known as the Great Miscount. Never since the first British census in 1801 has there been such a muddle. Many local registrare are still trying frantically632 words
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Article255 1931-06-05 5 COMPANIES ACT OFFENCES NO MERCY MR. V. R FLETCHER, who appeared for the Board ofTraieat the GuildbaP, E. C., in a number of prosecutions under the Companies Act. said owing to pressure from M. P.s and others there was to be a tightening-up precess in regard255 words
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Article262 1931-06-05 5 UNDERGRADUATES’ POSTS MORE FAVOURABLE WELCOME UNDERGRADUATES in increasing numbers on leaving their universities are seeking posts with industrial and commercial firms. Wt at is more they receive a far more favourable welcome from business men than they would have done a few years ago. This is262 words
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Article523 1931-06-05 5 INCUBATOR BOX S 3 Male Toad's Family Encumbrances The advent of spring causes great excitement a: the Zjo, where many of the boarders are now embarking on a courtship as a preliminary to experiencing the joys and sorrows of family life. In the aquarium those523 words
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230 1931-06-05 5 A BRIGHT EVENING WELL SUPPORTED The annual ball of the Malay States Volunteer Regiment, the sfemd of its 1 kind, held in the Selangor Club on Wed-1 nesday was well attended and greaUy enjoyed. Nearly 400 were present, in- eluding the Hon’ble the Chief230 words
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Advertisement384 1931-06-05 5 v v ■sr-v > A PERFECT jelly is 7 ~'<\ a welcome ad- 'I/ dition to any meal. yV** If you would have a jelly which instantly, sets quickly and contains the highest quality ingredients, always ask for—trebos feo Jelly Crystals ij Agents at Penang and Kuala Lumpur; I C77384 words
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Advertisement19 1931-06-05 5 EUMOOVS INSIST ON FAMOUS HAVING FOR AN OVER HLLWOOD. H 100 YEAR& OBTAINABLB FROM ALL STORKKttPKRS. JO<iN ELLWOOD& SONS.19 words
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Advertisement230 1931-06-05 5 MH!/n w i i jj -iSSUs i -h i r?j f V I i J I Cw I nealth and Energy all dau long “This good”! How thoroughly every child enjoys “Ova’tine”! Not a drop cf its delicious goodness is ever wasted. Glowing checks and sunny sm’les testify to the230 words
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Article476 1931-06-05 6 LEAGUE MATCH Walker Laves a Penalty In their League match with the P. C. C. the Police scored a creditable victory yesterday on their own ground by five goals to luo. It was the biggest surprise in the League this season for the P. C. C.476 words
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Article113 1931-06-05 6 "GREENHALLERS”’ NARROW WIN In a low scoring match played on Wed aesday at Butterworth the Greenhallers defeated the Butterworth Recreation Club by the narrow margin of 3 runs. Batting first, the Greenhallers” were all cut for a meogre 35 runs, eng Eok alone contributing double113 words
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Article30 1931-06-05 6 In a friendly soccer match played yesterday on Dato Kramat ground the Monopolies 8) orts Club defeated the United Chinese Banks by five goals to nil.30 words
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Article78 1931-06-05 6 A soccer match was played on the Esplanade yesterday when a P C.C. ‘A’ team was defeated by the Anglo Chinese School by five goals to nil. I he School hr d the better of the exchanges throughout and scored their first goal mid78 words
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Article322 1931-06-05 6 COUNTY CRICKET Middlesex Heads the Table OXFORD U. VICTORIOUS London, June 4 At Lords Middlesex defeated Somerset by eight wickets and this, coupled with the defeat of Kent by Worcestershire atWorces ter, places them at the top of the table. Oxford University gained an easy victory over322 words
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Article161 1931-06-05 6 —E.R E. HAROLD LLOYD AT THE MAJESTIC "Feet First,*’ featuring Harold Lloyd, the popular favourite of “silent days, which began its season at the Vajestic on Wednesday and will be continued over the week end is a refreshing and hilarious comedy. It shows Harold Lloyd at his best.—E.R E. - 161 words
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193 1931-06-05 6 The United Artists picture Du Barry, Woman of Passion, starring Norma Talmadge opens at the Queen’s to night. "Du Barry’’ adapted from David Belasco’s stage success is based on the love affairs of the noted siren in one of the most romantic193 words
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Article, Illustration146 1931-06-05 6 Reuter. DAVIS CUP Austin and Perry Win Singles Eastbourne, June 4 In the semi final of the European Zone on the Davis Cup Competition Great Britain won two singles matches against South Africa. H. W. Austin had a great fight before he overcame Kirby. TheReuter. - 146 words
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Article110 1931-06-05 6 —Reuter JURADO LEADING Course Record Equalled Carnoustii. June 4 To day's play eliminates all but the sixty leaders and those tieing for the sixtieth place. Twine, one of the British hopes, made a disappointing start. He went out in 39 and the breeze freshened during the ’T»rJ—Reuter - 110 words
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Article292 1931-06-05 6 SIX CERTIFICATES OF HONOUR The following additional list of Honours, awarding Certificates of Honour in each case on the occasion cf the birthday of His Majesty the King, is released for publication Dr. K. T. Khong, B.A M. 8., 8.C.H., M.A., (Cantab.) M.R.C.B, (Eng.), L.R C.P.292 words
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Article537 1931-06-05 6 Mr. L. M. Howlett, acting-Secretary, the Municipality, who was slightly indisposed last week, has resumed duty. Mr. T. A. O’Sullivan, Inspector of Schools, Selangor, is leaving shortly on transfer, Mr. Sellers, from Penang, will succeed him there. Mr. Lim Seng Hooi, J. P., C. H., and Mrs.537 words
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Advertisement10 1931-06-05 6 You are sure of being nourished if you take BOVRIL.10 words
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Advertisement187 1931-06-05 6 The World’s Best. II 1 Sold Everywhere. HKK&SMNKKi The Whisky You Drink At Home. Horse Please ask for it at your clubs, the hotels and obtain supplies for your I house or mess from your dealer. Quality Gvaranteed, J JUST as fine in quality just as rich and fuel now187 words
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1222 1931-06-05 7 Selections for To-morrow Bobtail and Panrilla Good 1 kings Puth Arl or Eternity? By TIG-TAG To morrow will sec the start of the Selangor Turf Club Summer meeting Originally intended to be a four-day affair the number of racing davs was brought down to1,222 words
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674 1931-06-05 7 POLICE LAY A TRAP Remarkable Story Told to Magistrate A remarkable story was to-day related before Mr. Edward Jago, Police Magistrate, when Detective Inspector Hunt, charged three persons, a Eurasian named Tan Ching Yin and two Chinese Chan Hing and Chung Yat with674 words
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Article87 1931-06-05 7 KRIAN YOUNGSTERS UNITED v. M. A. F. C. The following will represent the 2nd Eleven of the Penang Marine Union (other wise known as the Krian Youngsters United against the M. A. F. C. on Sunday June 7 at 5.15 p.m. on the Dato Kramat Ground Md. Karsa,87 words
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Article55 1931-06-05 7 Programme for Saturday, June 6,1931 at Dato Kramat 6 p m. to 7 p m. 1 March The Voice Of The Guns Alfore 2 Overture Poet Peasant Suppd 3 Selection As You Were Darewski 4 Intermezzo Canterbury Chimes Anchffe 5 Fox Trot On A Little Balcony In Spain55 words
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Article118 1931-06-05 7 (To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette.”) Sir,—From 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. appears to be the number of hours worked by shop assistants. It is a cruel practice with shopowners to make their assistants clean up after the shop is closed, and the unfortunates are almost118 words
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Article178 1931-06-05 7 Sir —On getting up from bed this morning a sound from the kitchen comes “No bed coffee to day and on a cold morning like to day s there is no better stimulant than a cup of coffee to quicken our spirits for the labours of178 words
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Article90 1931-06-05 7 Sir, Before an accident happens, I consider the Authorities should make a regulation regarding the parking of cars in front of the Ho Kim Teik Mansions in Farquhar Street. They should be parked on one side of the road or the other. As it is cars, not90 words
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187 1931-06-05 7 .—Reuter. Nanking, June 5 The Foreign Minister, Dr Wang issued a statement to the press this morning denying that the National Government was issuing a statement to the Foreign powers re the Canton situation. He declared the Foreign Governments clearly.—Reuter. - 187 words
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79 1931-06-05 7 MR N. T. YANG According to a cable instruction from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Nanking, Mr. N. T. Yang, the Chinese Consul at Penang, has been promoted to be the Director of the Shanghai Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at Shanghai. Mr.79 words
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Article77 1931-06-05 7 A vacation of the Supreme Court has been declared, commencing on June 4 and lasting till June 17. Mr. Justice N. H. P. Whitley will not be hearing any cases during these dates, except for one sitting on June 12. when His Lordship will hear any urgent77 words
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Article197 1931-06-05 7 W. B. P - W. B. P. FORMER MEMBER OF PINANG GAZETTE STAFF Another well known and popular former resident of Penang has passed on, in the person of Mr. Thomas Edward Dibbs, who died suddenly at Sawyers Bay. Dunedin, New Zealand, on May 6. Mr. Dibbs, who was197 words
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Article267 1931-06-05 7 SENTENCED TO TWO MONTHS’ RIGOROUS IMPRISONMENT Charged with voluntarily causing hurt with a knife to Teoh Ah Lin, a Hokien named Phuab Ah Wan was to day convicted by the Police Magistrate and sentenced to two months’ rigorous imprisonment. The prosecution stated that the accused was267 words
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Advertisement75 1931-06-05 7 After ihness BOVRIL makes you yourself again. (BOURJOIS PARIS TOILET PREPARATIONS A wonderful series of toilef preparations of absolute purity; perfumed with "Ashes of Roses/’ the worldfamous perfume that suggests the cool fragrance of a rose garden in an evening breeze. Made by Bourjois, of Paris, the world's leading authority75 words
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Advertisement536 1931-06-05 7 ———MB New Advertisements FOR SALE Fiat 514 2 eeater 2300 miles condition ind appearance as new fully fitted acc°s--4 r'es—deferred payments arranged—immediate delivery— nFp*ction and offers invited—a bargain, 42b, Northam Road. NOTICES Tue Penang Anglo Chinese School invite all Pitrone, Donors, and Friends to their Annual Athletic Sports wh’ch will536 words
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Article498 1931-06-05 8 With the monotony of entries for a prize competition, complaints are arriving at this office regard ing the practice of parking cars in Farquhar Street in front of the new Hits. Some of the plaints are couched in dignified terms Others are so lurid that they are498 words
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Article253 1931-06-05 8 For many yeara the Pinang Gazette has advocated registration of servants, but failing official action any private enterpr se in this direction is welcome. Therefore we are pleased to learn that the Traders Agency, 18, Church Street. Penang, has inaugurated a domestic servants’ bureau, an 1 we here253 words
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Article163 1931-06-05 8 I am prepared to reduce your rent fur I ther, the moment the assessment is I lowered,” a prominent landlord is reported Ito have told a Penang tenant who ventured I an opinion that the present time was opporI tune for a reduction in the rent163 words
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Article, Illustration1186 1931-06-05 8 A. H. L - A. H. L. Penang, Friday, i is with sorrow this morning S that we record the death of an old member of the Pinang Gazette editorial staff in the person of Mr. T. E Dibbs uhoi for some ten years was a wellknown resident of P» nang.1,186 words
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Advertisement183 1931-06-05 8 j I -JIBF j I fa :SR r i ■r v®s| i l<- I ft-; X W<M 1 w*d! <** 1 t fe. s b I i pit v./ *z 'Jemt, s A* AW' a u*> I r W I I v ..< wfe ■>'• i j i I Mi183 words
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Advertisement61 1931-06-05 8 E. 0 HOTEL. To-night, stb Jane, 1931, at 9.3 T pm. AFTER DINNER DANCE Saturday, 6th Jane, 1931, at 9-39 p.m. There will be a special AFTER DINNER DANCE Sunday, 7ih Jur e, 1931. 6 p.m. ti l 10 pm. THE E &O. STRP-C QUARTETTE Will PLAY DURING DINNER Note.61 words
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Obituary31 1931-06-05 8 DEATH Dibds—At Sawyers Day. Dunedin, New Zealand, suddenly on May G Thomas Edward husband of A’berta Coventry, and son of the late Alexander Dibbs and cf Mrs. Dibbs 26 Ashbank Dundee.31 words
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Article297 1931-06-05 9 —Reuter. Ail? MINISTRY'S PLANS I Probable Flight to South Africa LINDBERGH TO TOUR FAR EAST D 0. X, Arrives Safely off Brazil Lcndon, June 4 Squadron Leader 0. R. Gayford and Flight Lieutenant L.i G. Estt are to be pints of a Scout Faire; apier—Reuter. - 297 words
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Article117 1931-06-05 9 —Rugby Radio Service. Family Caiher7sS a* Buckingham Palace London, June 4 The King, who was sixty-six yesterday, held a private birthday party at Buckingham Palace to-day. The Queen tLe Prince of Wales the Duke and Duchess of York Princess Mary and the Earl of Harewood, the Duke—Rugby Radio Service. - 117 words
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Article65 1931-06-05 9 —Reuter. Food Sufficient for t ighteen Months 1 rovince Town. June 5 The aubm tine Nautilus left for London il evening tcd concluded a satisfactory Bleed trial. The ccmmamler said it would lave a cruising sj u d of eleven knots. Ihe submarine is already stocked wtb—Reuter. , - 65 words
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Article78 1931-06-05 9 —Reuter. Shanghai Customs Seizure of I'ure Heroin Shanghai, June 4 uetome cffic rs here seized 891 lbs. of I u, c heroin ah .aid the Dutch steamer and 179 lbs. aboard the Japanese r L.i/ A/ai-u. The total value of the tv hauls is approximately £lO 000.—Reuter. - 78 words
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81 1931-06-05 9 —Router. Australia and New Zealand Unable to Attend DOMESTIC CRISES London, June 4 It is understood that well informed circles in London think the Imperial Economic Conference due to begin at Ottawa in August may be postponed. It was intended that the Conference should continue.—Router. - 81 words
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Article133 1931-06-05 9 Rugby Radio Service. Modernist Architect Commissioned to Plan New Buildings London, June 4 At a meeting yesterday of the Court of the University of London. Mr. Charles Holden was appointed architect of the University’s new buildings near Blooms bury on a site to the north of the British. Rugby Radio Service. - 133 words
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Article99 1931-06-05 9 .—Reuter. Faithful Friend of the Allies During the War Jerusalem, June 4 Ex King Hussein (father of King Feisul and the Emir Abdullah died at Amman this morning. Hussein co-operated brilliantly with the Allies against the Turks in the Great War. In 19 Lt he proclaimed at.—Reuter. - 99 words
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Article48 1931-06-05 9 .—Reuter. Heavy Material Damage but No Fatalities Bukharest, June 5 Contrary to expectation, there were no fatalities in the great oil fire, but damage estimated at £75,000 was substained. Firemen and troops after heroic efforts sue ceeded in preventing the outbreak spread- ing to town.-.—Reuter. - 48 words
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Article50 1931-06-05 9 —Reuter. New York State Chamber Favcurs Trade Embargo New York, June 4 The Chamber of Commerce of New York State by 207 votes to 3 passed a resolution m favour of an embargo on imports from Russia and opposing the export of American industrial machinery to Russia—Reuter. - 50 words
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Article44 1931-06-05 9 —Reuter. The Hague, June 5 The Second Chamber has adopted a Bill introduced by a Socialist. Heer Van den Bergh, compelling all money lenders to take out a State licence The interest they may charge will be fixed by Royal Decree.—Reuter. - 44 words
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Article263 1931-06-05 9 Reuter. i Spartan Taxation Proposed HEAVY CUTS IN SOCIAL SERVICES Officials’ Salaries and Pensions Axed Berlin, June 4 A few hours Infor a leaving fir England, Dr. Bruenhg and the Cabinet completed the task of trying to bring at least temporary relief to Germany s desperate fi;. Reuter. - 263 words
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Article145 1931-06-05 9 —Rugby Radio Service. Probable Discussion of Reparations London, June 4 The German Chancellor. Dr. Bruening, and the Foreign Minister. Dr. Curtius. left Berlin late last night for their visit to England in the course of which they will have conversations at Chequers with the Prime Minister and Mr.—Rugby Radio Service. - 145 words
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Article66 1931-06-05 9 —Rugby Radio Service. Resumes Full Parliamentary Duties London, June 4 The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr Philip Snowden, has now sufficiently re covered from his set back in health follow ing overwork after his recent operation, to return to his full duties. He attended the usual weakly—Rugby Radio Service. - 66 words
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Article690 1931-06-05 9 human hopes—the hope of peace.”—Rugby Radio Service. Disarmament as a Basis of Hope TREND OF PUBLIC OPINION > London, June 4 The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Henderson delivering a Burge Memorial Lecture in London to night on "consolidating world peace,” declared that in respect of everyhuman hopes—the hope of peace.”—Rugby Radio Service. - 690 words
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Article49 1931-06-05 9 —Rugby Radio Service. London, June 4 The Daily Telegraph states that the French Government having reversed the decision to prohibit the Louvre authorities from contributing substantially to the projected exhibition of French Art in London, the Exhibition will take place as originally planned in January..—Rugby Radio Service. - 49 words
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Article71 1931-06-05 9 now under consideration. —Rugby Radio Service. Government Considering Lottery Laws London, June 4 In the House of Commons to day, the Home Secretary. Mr. Clynes, was asked whether he had yet come to any decision to appoint a committee to inquire into the legislation of sweepstakes in this country.now under consideration.—Rugby Radio Service. - 71 words
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77 1931-06-05 9 .—Reuter. Utilisation in Government Buildings London, June 4 A spokesman for the First Commissioner of Works told a questioner, Mr. Somerville (Con) in the House of Commons that rubber was being used by the department where it was considered advisable and economic to.—Reuter. - 77 words
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Article204 1931-06-05 9 ment question in their own areas. —Rugby Radio Service. Slow Progress of Bill in Committee London, June 4 Amendments to the Sunday Performances Regulation Bill which have the approval of the oigan sations representing employers and workers in tbe theatrical industry will be considered within the next fewment question in their own areas.—Rugby Radio Service. - 204 words
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Article90 1931-06-05 9 .—Reuter. Scientist-Balloonist’s Welcome at Brussels Brussels, June 5 The scientist balloonist, Professor Piccard, had a superb ovation on arrival here to day to return thanks to tho Association for Scientific Research which defrayed the cost of his expedition. The crowds in the streets were so dense that.—Reuter. - 90 words
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Article140 1931-06-05 9 Rugby Radio Service. Significant Speech by c oviel Ambassador at Osaka Osaka, June 4 Speaking at a gathering of leading indus trialists and bankers at a luncheon at the Osaka Club at which he was tbe guest of honour, the oviet mbassador Troyanov sky, referred to tlio growingRugby Radio Service. - 140 words
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Article81 1931-06-05 9 General Sir David Campbell, has been appointed Governor of Malta. The death has occurred of Mr. Mortimer Schiff, the well known banker, philanthropist and Vice-President of the American boy scouts. He participated in the sixpower conference in London regarding Chinese loans. A plea that China should81 words
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Article35 1931-06-05 9 —Reuter. Washington, June 4 The Government bond issue of eight hundred million dollars at 3« per cent was over subscribed more than seven times when the books were closed last night—Reuter. - 35 words
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Advertisement92 1931-06-05 9 BIRD'S Custard Powder And Other Specialities. Custard Powder Ilb tins 065 do do Sml Pkts 0.25 J Blanc Mange Powder 025 j Jelly Crystals Pint Pkts 020 Baking Powder ■/Jb tins 030 Ido do 7Jb do 0.58 r Egg substitute soz do 0.35 Tea Cake Mixture Packets 0.35 P Spongie’’92 words
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Miscellaneous27 1931-06-05 9 TIDE TABLES High Water Low Water To Day 3.01 a.m. 9.00 a.m. 210 p.m. 9.50 p.m. To Morrow 3.44 a.m. 935 am. 3.05 p.m, 10 26 p.m.27 words
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Article1254 1931-06-05 10 $57,511 PROFIT All Salaries Cat By 15 LIBERAL DEPRECIATION The report for th 1 year ended Decern* her 31, 1930. to be presented at the fourth annual general raeetirg of the Renong Consolidated Tin Dredging Co., Ltd,, states that the operations for the year under1,254 words
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Article76 1931-06-05 10 MAY RETURNS The following are the Ltest returns for May: Kramat Pulai Ltd. Mine picub 285 Tributors 59 Total 344 Ayer Hitaru Tin D.edging Ltd. Output piculs 1.500 Estimated Value £6,100 Estim ited Costs £2,200 Panawat Malaya T.n Dredging Co., Ltd Output pie. 1,673 Cub76 words
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Article82 1931-06-05 10 Its. AyerKuiiing 107, COO Badek 37,300 Bradwall 32,700 Chersonese 102,200 Dennistown 36 780 Highlands and Lowlands 182,C00 Klabang 127.10 G Krian 72,300 Sungei Krian 112,500 Sangei Way 62,9p0 Anglo Jobore 35,000 Bukit Paloug 19 700 Consolidated M lay 74.5C0 Chnlsa 67,060 Mamba u 41,030 Snngei Salak 129.300 Sepang82 words
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Article79 1931-06-05 10 Jnne 7. Ist Sunday after Trinity. No Engl sh Service at at St. M fi rk*s Butterworth Bam Holy Communion and 10 a m Morning Prayer and Address at Union Church, Ajor Star. 6 p.m. Evensong and Address at Masonic Hall. Snngei Patani June 8, Monday, Bam Holy79 words
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564 1931-06-05 10 EUROPEAN ESTATES NATIVE PRODUCERS COMPARISON OF COSTS Lessons To Be Learnt Writing in the New York Rubber Age Mr, D. M. Mstthews, Professor of Forest Management at the University of Michira-, makes a comparison with the plantation coats of big Europe aa estates and of the native producers. The comparison564 words
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Article74 1931-06-05 10 (Rugby Radio Service) London, June 4 Paris. 124 24; New York, 4.861} Brussels, 34 92; Geneva, 25.08; Amsterdam, 12.09; Milan 92.95; Berlin 20.5; Stockholm 18.15; Copenhagen, 18.16 Oslo, 18.16; Vienna. 34.62; Prague 164 j; Helsingfors, 1931 Madrid, 50§ Lisbon, 11O|: Athens, 375; Bucharest; 817; Rio 3i% Buenos Aires,(Rugby Radio Service) - 74 words
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Article72 1931-06-05 10 Penang, June 5, 1981 Bw Oowrfcsw fAs Chartered Bank On London Bank Demand 2/3 23/82 h < ux/ts 2/8 27/32 Private 3 n/ta credit 2/4 1/16 8 h Dooumsntary 2/4 3/16 On New York Bank Demand 56 Franca T.T. 1,420 I idia T.T. 155 Bangkok T.T. 78 Batavia M72 words
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Article560 1931-06-05 10 ESTATES OF 100 aCRFS AND OVER, S.B. AND F.M.S. Return of acreages out of tappirg for the month of April, 1931. Areas Rested °-aJ: a M Z a 5 ag a R a £5 g 3-5 *5 Territory, (Pro-tern) Acres. Acres. Acres. Perak 7,480 28,588 36,068 Selangor560 words
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Article116 1931-06-05 10 TO-DAY’S PRICES The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS, KENNEDY Co’s share list at 11 a.m. to day:— Yesterday To day S e g 2 b HARES 0Q CQ 0Q C. $O. 0. I 0. Mining Bangrin Tin 10/3 10/9 10/- 10/6 Hong Fata M116 words
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Article55 1931-06-05 10 Latest Lonioa, New York and Local Prices TIN: LONDON Spot £lOO-5 0 Down 2/6 3 footin’ £lO2 0 0 Unchanged SINGAPORE $5075 psr pad Down 25 c. 250 tons dm RUBBER: Loidto 3d* Unchanged New York 6§ c. (GoM) Up Ic. Local 9f c. Up i c.55 words
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Article101 1931-06-05 10 PRI3EB UNOE=I 41. LIKELY TO REDUCE OUTPUT D Bcuesing April stocks aid estate outputs, Symington and Sine air say While the s aMstica’ situation la Is so fsr to thaw any real improvement, e gis are not wanting thit a continumcs of a price below 41.101 words
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Article104 1931-06-05 10 Temp. Wind Rainfall Saturday 6 a.m. 81 e Noon 95 s N 1 5 p.m. 89 s Sunday 6 a.m. 80 E Noon 96 s 5 m.m 5 p.m. 88 s w Monday 6 a.m. 80 e Noon 88 nw Nil 5 p.m. 88 s Tuesday104 words
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Article171 1931-06-05 10 e LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE) S.R. Sheet 9f ch. per pound —per pl 813/London 3 1 New York 61 eta. (gJd) (Bv Courtesy of Messrs. Allen Denny t.. Geaera! Prod er* 1 Xjeuey Ltd. Singapore P”ic»6 for standard F.ibbed Smoked Sheet for to-day are at follows: Spot 9$ it*P®171 words
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Article97 1931-06-05 10 The health statement for the pality of George Town for J a ending May 30, 3 aO d 35 total of 81 deaths—4b m per females—the death-rate Drec6 L mille compared with 24 -3 1 cor reBing week and with 25.91 in ponding week cf las- y esr97 words
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Advertisement79 1931-06-05 10 iJT" —T eg;- Mutiny mede' Cheer Jul and Cool TO-MORROW MUSIC IN THE LOUNGE from 12 NoonEuropean Volunteer Ball The usual AFTER DINNER D\Ncp will not be held. 1 SUN DAY The Orchestra will play i n the Lounge from 7.30 pm. RUNNYMEDE HOTEL, LTD.. ’Ph... 543. You Get More79 words
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Article1223 1931-06-05 11 Port Of Penang Schedule of Principal Lines following ia a Hsi of veslials arriving and sailing from Penang during the In F»rt 8 D Hian*' from Langsa. Idi, Lho Scamawe, Sigli, Sabang, OeleeMeriib h and Tj-dmg. Sailed to day for Belawan Deli, Langs?, Idi, Lhc-Senmawe, Sigli,1,223 words
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Article179 1931-06-05 11 Penang, Jane 5, 1931. cts Benar ei Opiam p. ohsst aim 5,000X0 Clovee it >0.0( G.)ld leaf 72.0< ricking nom 170.0 Naunegs 30« 70.00 110« .1 60.00 Coconatapei 1,000 15.00 Copra Fundried tal’s 4.00 Rattans pat?? 11.1' Rattans Oosrse 10.60 Green Snail Shelb 13.00 Rich SLmNo. 1 per179 words
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Advertisement860 1931-06-05 11 n Asseu exceed SiI,UUO,OOO. S. C. Auurance in force exceed »38,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In Strait* Sattfemonta). HEAD OFFICE i Wlnchertar Hou»a Sin M acora. LONDON OFFICE i 27, Old Jewry, E.C, The Company ha« £20,000 drpodted with the Supreme Coart of England and compQac860 words
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Article220 1931-06-05 12 "£1 for 19s.?No Thanks!" MONEY WITH NO TAKERS YOU cannot fzn'C eome people money. '‘Genuine—l9s.” Lai been the ticket atached since Monday to a£l note exhibited in the window of a Strand I shop. 1 i But even at thia reduced pried business has not been really g< od’i Out220 words
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Article332 1931-06-05 12 “RICH AMERICAN” AND HER LUGGAGE M.ssNmcy Barnett, a young actress who has appeared in some of Mr. Cochran’s revues, told a reporter a remarkable story of how she was deceived by a young A merican into believir g that she had gone threugh a form332 words
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Article216 1931-06-05 12 “Why does my child catch so many colds?” is a question which many a worried mother asks herself. She keeps him well wrapped up, feeds him well and watches him carefully. Yet cold after cold comes along and she dreads each time that it might turn to216 words
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Article123 1931-06-05 12 GAVE HIS LIFE TO SAVE PLAYMATE DIVE IN CANAL ANINE-YEARS OLD boy, Peter Carns, of Hutton-street, Liverpool, gave his life in an attempt to save his i hymate, Charles Arslanian, of the same age, who fell into the Leeds and Liverpool Canal near Boundary-street. Liv rpool.123 words
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Article62 1931-06-05 12 Mr. W. E. Routes, one of two brothers mainly responsible for a great overseas marketing campaign for British cars which the new Hillman *‘W zard” is heralding, states that 1,500 “Wizards” were sold within 20 hours of the car’s debut in London. The car62 words
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Advertisement133 1931-06-05 12 PILES CURED No Knife No Surgeon! No other affliction caooee more human misery than Pile*. Yet Piles cau be quickly end easily cored without the use of injections, knife, scissors, hot iron,” electricity, or any other cutting or burning method, and without confinement to bed, and no doctor's or hospital133 words
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Advertisement144 1931-06-05 12 f 1 QUALITY FIRST. t w vi q If you require 1 elephone Apparatus send for m our lists. Standard F z-L quality means your satisfaction. Standard Telephones and Cables Limited b~i, Robinson Road. Singapore P O. Box 553 Telegram ‘Microphone,Sir>gapore’ B a Telephone: Singapore Y /I A 3. x144 words
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Miscellaneous183 1931-06-05 12 I I Never Before Have Such Boars of Laughter 1 1 I Been Heard in Penang! I I Packed Houses Nightly Simply I I Convulsed at the I I A Phone No. 1179 rrrt W" I d JiJjESTIC I Penang Premier I J I Talkie HoZ SOU N D j&fsYSTEM183 words
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Miscellaneous125 1931-06-05 12 }aUEENS f 6*15 Commencing To=Night g The Premiere Malayan Screening 1 g United Artists Super Production! I Norma Talmadge most fannus Star with the perfect TiJkie Voice Is never more alluring?, more =5 more fascinating than as DU WOMAN I OF I I BARRY passion A Nation Bowed to this125 words
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Article580 1931-06-05 13 ANTAGONISM TO SMI FH-DORRIEN “AGAINST MY ORDERS” "S(mith) D(orrien) has since the comntencement of these operations, faileJ to get a real grip of the situation He has acted quite against the instructions I hare given hint.’* THE above passage from the Diary of the late Lard French580 words
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Article138 1931-06-05 13 MAYOR AND ROWDYISM AT CAMBRIDGE "These Saturday night disturbances in the streets of Cambridge, caused by former members of the university visiting their friends, have got to stop.” This remark was made by the mayor, Aiderman Jacksen, at Cambridge Police Court, when Wiliam Arthur Kirkcaldy Royle, aged138 words
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Advertisement395 1931-06-05 13 Is your soap safe for your clothes? STM '1 Fo be sate tor your clothes a soap should be sate tor your hands. Sunlight S ap is! —and the reason why it is so safe is that Sunlight is absolutely pure. Ihe pure, r.c.i suds of Sunlight Soap have such395 words
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Article461 1931-06-05 14 IF THE WORST CAME—THE FATE OF AIL IS WRITTEN THE late Lord Thomaon’a faith in the ill-fated British a’rship R 101 ie revealed by hie friend the Prime Minister (Mr. MtcDonald) in a foreword to a new edition of lord Thomson’s novel “Smaranda.’’ This to be published461 words
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Article342 1931-06-05 14 DISAPPEARING REMNANT Ihe Hugenots of Bethnal Green Writing in the May number of The P. L. A. Monthly,” Mr. W. J. Passingham tePs of the existence of a fastdisappearing remnant of the descendants of the Hugenot silk-weavers of Bethnal Green and Spitalfielde. “The weavers live in two-storeyed342 words
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Advertisement460 1931-06-05 14 Machines 1 that will stand up T t° the™ work W V>M\ 'X The B.S.A. has AW W never been a fair- IB. <W weather motor y&wL cycle only. When lj >W W ——X IWST the great resources v®f < uF T= ~~~Z ,g ii of the B.S.A Company were460 words
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Advertisement124 1931-06-05 14 i N' S'" Cr-) XWjsS Wk j r\ <1 fc a L J iS. J V x 4. I\*- i g st rette s I W E> &H. O. WILLS. BRISTOL LONDON. f JI Ji— jj 7 1 !■>! Wil ihH T 1 ■I- ~iii n—- \K* 1,1 A WV124 words
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Article638 1931-06-05 15 Psnang. Jane 5, 1931. CHOWRABTA MARKET, Mution— S cte. Mutton Indian .m per lb 48 Head Sheep or go«b m each 1-30 Liver with heart iuag do 1.50 'Ono© do 1.00 Goat or Sheep M per lb 48 Sweet Bread pair 40 Suet M 40 I idney pair638 words
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