Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 22 June 1931

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 139. VOL. LXXXIX. MONDAY, 22nd JUNE, 1931. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      20 1 IR. TOMSATSDI STUDIO I with up-to-date Photo* i (j graphy by electric •Phone 7YI. < 88, TO, BISHOP 8T&M9. 1 PENANG.
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    Two Upsets at Taiping Amateur Meeting
    1705 2 Miss Taiping Pays $lll Rammy’s Good Win in Pony Event By Tic-Tac Taiping, Saturday. A LARGER crowd attended to-day’s Amateur races and the weather, though threatening at one stage kept line. The gathering included His Highness the Sultan of Perak and suite and the
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      1050 2 MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE gy —JL_ Wanted to purctag 3000 to 4000 acres Ardor mature rubber in good locality, contiguous Iq accordance with are<3 preferred. made by the Resident Councillor, Reply. Riving full pariicu’are, to Box Penang, to-dav, the 9th January, Nc. 99 </o Pinang G/zstte. 1931, I hereby give notice that
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      737 2 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK HONGKONG SHANGHAI Bt’IKINR OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. CORPORATIfiN (Incorporated in England bv Royal Charter 1868.) Llil, [incorporated in the colony of HONG Paid-up-Capital £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £4,000,000 The Liability of memljer» is limitf-a Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,OOOiOOC the extent and in the manner pr <
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    LONDON’S NEWEST HOTEL
    499 3 MIRACLE OF RARE DEVICE” The Dorchester in Park Lane THE altered conditions of modern life are recorded in the changing face of London, and this is demonstrated by the transformation of Dorchester i House into Park Lane's “miracle of rare device,’ the Dorchester Hotel. A priva e
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    Only One Cure For Anaemia
    267 3 Anaemia, that insidious ailment which gives rise to so many subsidiary complaint?, is one of the most prevalent and dangerous diseases of present day civilization. Blood impoverishment, for that is anaemia, means that life and health is threatened at its very source. It has been
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    Malaya Cup Soccer at Alor Star
    1131 4 Penang Wins by Odd Goal Abdul Rahaman Scores a Hat Trick Kedah’s Plucky Fight Alor Star, Saturday The Malaya Cup soccer match between Kedah and Penang played to-day at Alor Star ended in a win for the latter by the odd goal in five.
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    HUTCHINGS SCHOOL SPORTS
    746 4 Annual Athletic Meeting The annual athletic sports meet of the Hutchings School, Penang, was held on the school ground on Saturday aftern o i in the presence of a large turnout of boys and several visitors, amongst whom were the Resident Councillor (Mr. P, T. Aller Mr.
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    PENANG-SINGAPORE ROAD RECORD
    313 4 NEW TIME Mr. Dixon’s 11 Hours 48 Minutes IN 3 LITRE SUNBEAM MR. Gerald Dixon in a 3 Litre •20.9 horse power Sunbeam set up a new record for the Penang-Singapore run. Leaving Bagan Luar at eleven o’clock on Friday night Mr. Dixon arrived at Malayan Motors,
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      106 4 Health soon returns when you take Halite Wlwe THE SVI’RE'-E TOXIC RESTORATIVE. Erun oJZ.u and 11 in* MercltAnis and AFRICAN EASIERN MAI.AYA,, LTD., SINGAPORE PENANG. SvU Prvpri-.tor»: 3Uphcn Smith i Co. Bow. London, England. 441 1 IWMinT '-l' Tli 111 BBWiMI Pocket Pen and Desk Pen A Duofold serves two
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      193 4 O r i xa J fROM t 1 f SDfp f 0( I'M* 0 «owt* CAre I S»tyc*o.W**I s. g M B n, j his is Smnen I from the on Cow Gate. Well pleased with life sleeping soundly waking merrily making constant steady progress to everyone’? intense satisfaction. GATE
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    English Test Team to Meet New Zealand
    2959 5 Selectors Introduce Young Blood D. R. Jard ine as Captain Average Age Only 26 l 2 Years Familiar Faces M’s.ing London, June 21 DR. JARDINE, the Surrey amateur has been selected to captain England against New Zealand at Lords on Saturday, Monday and
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      255 5 jOx this MONTH’S SPECIALS ||R| HERE’S A SELECTED W' IB LIST OF GOOD COLUMBIA REORDS. DR A(Y7 What goed am I without you (Wedding bells are ringing for Sally Reginald Foorf is a newcomer to Columbia and these mighty Wurtlitzer organ records are a good introduction of his playing. CR
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    FREE SCHOOL WIN AT TAIPING
    499 6 INNINGS VICTORY King Edward VII. School Badly Beaten The Penang Free School visited Taiping on Saturday and playing the King Edward VII, School on the Perak Club Cricket ground won by and innings and 94 rune. The home team batted first and were skittled out
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    Inter-School Football
    42 6 A n interestir g. association football match will be played on the Chinese Recreation r ub ground to morrow when the AogloChineso School, Penang, will play a team ffjmthe Ang’o-Chinese School» Singapore. There will be no charge for ad mission.
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    Singapore Bar Committee
    44 6 The following have been duly ejected to be the B r Committee for the Settlement of Slntapor*»:—Messrs. Roland St. J. Braddell, Howell D. Mundell, Richard Williamson, J, 0. Cobbett, K. K. O’Connor, T. C. Spenser Wilkinson, C, H. Withers Payne ISecretari).
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    P.C.C. DEFEAT S.X.R.C.
    338 6 ESPLANADE MATCH Fine Batting Again by Baughan The Penang Cricket Club had no diffi culty T n defeating St. X vier’s Recreation Club on Saturday on the Esplanade, the Recreationists being dismissed for 84 rur s after the C»ub had hit up 155 for 6 and decbred.
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    Singapore Municipal Staff to Be Reduced
    205 6 RE-ORGANISATION OF CERTAIN DEPARTMENTS j The following are among the decisions taken bv the Singapore Municipal Committee No. 2at a meeting hell on June 10 I Decided to warn hawkers in streets in J the vicinity of the Qneen Street hawkers* shelter that after
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    TAIPING HORNETS SKITTLED OUT FOR 43
    350 6 FINE BOWLING BY SANTIAGO Indian R.C. Win by Four Wickets Fine bowling by Santiago, who finished up with the splendid analysis of 7 wickets for 31 rurp, enabled the Penang Indian Recreation Club to defeat the Taiping Hornets by four wickets in a low
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    Squatters' Petition Granted
    266 6 SANITARY BOARD MEMBERS WHO RESIGNED Ipoh, June 19 The controversy over the right of Unofficials to discuss the petition of Pmji squatters, c-mphiniug of excessive assessment, sent to the Chairman of the Sanitary Board, bad a sequel at the June meeting of the B>ard, the Chairman announcing
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    624 6 To-day is the twentieth anniversary of the coronation of His M.-j-sty King George V. Mr. J. M. Roberts left for Home on Saturday on the m.v. Haviland. Mrs. M. Winter has be’n appointed Lady Assistant Protector Chinese Singapore. Mr. H. Weisberg has been appointed to be the
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    SALONIKA COMRADES AT DINNER
    569 6 1 Branch of Association for Malaya 3 The firs’ 1 annu-1 dinner in Malay a for offijsrs and ex-officers who served in the Salonika or B;.ack Sea Forces was he'd at the Europe Hotel cn Friday. Lieut.-CoL M. J C. Reilly presided, and the others present
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    School Cadet Corps in Malaya
    511 6 HEADMASTER WHO BELIEVES in their value Kuala Lumpu’, Jane IS The diff-rence of opinion over schoo c-det corps in Mala a w&s reft/re to by Mr. F. L. SU»w, headmaster of the Victoria In:titution, at tbe li zj-giving yesterday. "There are some,” said Mr. Shaw,
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    RUNNYMEDE HOTEL INNOVATION
    160 7 SUNDAY CONCERTS Popularity of Comedies of Yesterday The first Sunday Concert at the Runnymede Hotel last night, although not «ery largely attended, presumably on account of the bad weather, was successful it -bowed promise of better things to come. The programme was varied: Petite Suite de Concert
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    Sarong and Pillow Case
    176 7 CHINESE CHARGED WITH IJIAUDUL EN T POSSESSION Arrested while attempting to dispose of a Batik sarong cr.d a pillow case, Chan Lok was to day produced in the Police Court charged with .rauduleat possession of property. A detective stated that he saw accused fire ng to
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    Inter-Club Tennis
    98 7 P. C. C. v. C. R. C. Ti e following games will be played on he Esplanade on Wednesday G Aste Cheah Wat Hye D H Fleming v Cheah Wat Sun N H P Whitley Yeo Wee Yang G W Bryant v Cheah Wat Hun MT P Rule
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    Perak Races
    72 7 It is understood that the entries for the Perak Turf Club Professional Meeting Starting on July 4 are filling exceedingly Well. Entries close on Wednesday. Among the Medan horses who will be running are High Forest, Orient Express and Wallpaper, all belonging to Mr. H U' litu and
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    To-morrow’s Soccer Match
    63 7 P.C.C. A” v. EURASIAN XI "A” The following will play for the P.C.C. on Tuesday on the St Xavier s Ground at spm.: OH. Rogers ;J. E k. Clark and A. F. Baughan W F. Fletcher, D. D. B. Cook and I. S. Knowles N. T Benwick.
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    Water Polo
    50 7 •ST. XAVIER S INSTITUTION BEAT MUD TURTLES A crowd, including a number of St Xavier’s supporters, braved the inclement Weather on North Btach yesterday afterboon, to witness a polo match bet ween St. Xavier’s and the Mud Turtles. St. Xavier’s won the match by four fioala to two.
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      "A BORROWED HERITAGE"
      184 7 (To The Editor of the Pinang Gazette'' Sir,—In his address at the Hu Yew Seah on Saturday last the Rev. Mr. Yap made fun of the Straits born Chinese who wished to stick to their heritage of British citizenship which was conferred on them by the fact
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    Alleged Loitering for Making Bets
    112 7 MALAY CHARGED A Ma’ay named Mohamed bin Nagcor was to-day produced before A r. Edward Jago, the Police Magistrate, and charged with loitering near Beach Street for the purpose of bookmaking or making bets or wagers. The accused, in claiming trial, said that he was
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    Penang Supreme Court
    88 7 CASE UP FOR REVISION In the Supreme Court this morning, Mr Justice V hitley sat to hear a case from the Police Court by way of revision and also dealt with a number of Bankruptcy matters before adjourning to Chambers. The case in which Sbaik Mohamed had
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    European Unemployment Committee
    19 7 Donations previously acknowledged H. 0. Cummins Esq. 10.00 Anonymous’ K.L. (monthly). 5.00 Jeram Club 18.69 §41,082.66
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    Municipal Band
    151 7 To morrow at the Esplanade at 6 p m. 1 March Bunch Of Rose* Chapi 2 Overture Morning Noon nd Night in Vieaua Suppe 3 Selection Florodora Stuart 4 Intermezzo In a Persian Market Ketelbey 5 March The Desert Song Romberg God Save the King. Mr. S. D.
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    Penang Library
    154 7 The following rew books hive been received And Thun SHenco, by Milton M Propper, Early Days in East Africa, by "ir Frederick Jackson, The Fight For the Ashes in 930. by P. F. Warner Garnered Sheaves, by Sir James George Frazer, opa ong Casjidv and The Eagle's Brood,
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    Theft of a Salt Fish
    77 7 CHINESE BOY PLEADS GUILTY A Chinese boy who described himself as an orphan without a pla r e of abode pleaded guilty this morning before the Police Magis trate. to a charge of theft. The police alleged that the accused had committed the theft of
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      169 7 pH Ulwßw iidti I. JMaii\. POWDE I 3 c\J| BOUBJOIS\ (&uening irt TOILET PREPARATIONS There is genius in "SOIR de PARIS," the latest, newest, finest creation of M. Bourjois. None but he could have conceived so distinguished, so alluring a perfume. The mysterious, enchanting fragrance of Soir de Paris’* toilet
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      989 7 New Advertisements. MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES ==M wanted House or Bungalow, Federated Malay States Railways furnished or unfurnished, suitable young married coup e. Entry July August. Apply Box No. 102, c/j P.Laog Gazette. ADVERTISING ON RAILWAY PROPERTY AUCTIONS 1 11 Applications are invited from AdverKirUTTr’ 17 017 CAT ET Rising and Pub-icity
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    THE WAR DEBT PROPOSAL
    668 8 President Hoover’s moratorium proposal commands the close attention of the World. The weekend has scarcely provided time for considered opinion by those affected, but so far the general reception has been favourable. There are many who will be inclined to argue that the move is an
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    PUBLICITY
    399 8 Two interesting publications are to hand to day. One. a Handbook to British Malaya” compiled by Mr. R. L. German, Malayan Civil Service, and the other The Book of Glasgow published on the occasion of the Glasgow Civic and Empire Week which was held last month. The Book of
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    BY THE WAY
    1290 8 Penang, Monday. Xe)ENILE uneasiness, we hear, V/ was the lot of the doughty ones who fled the sanctuary of the island for the amenities of the Federal Capital over the weekend and who returned by sea from Port Swettenham last night. The weather was not kind to
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      275 8 DANISH C REAA/ Ci” ICh TH a 140 The finest in the world. Have you tried it? Do you know that when treated in the right way before use you cannot taste the difference from fresh cream as you get it at home? Place tin on ice for at least
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      65 8 E. 0 HOTEL. Tuesday, 23rd Jane. 1931, at 9.30 p m. API ER DINNER DANCE Thnrsd y, r sth J< ne 1931 at 330 p.m, AFTER DINNER DANCE P. O- Outward Mail.-Dr. s 3 Optional Friday. 2Cth June 1931, at 9.10p.ni AFTER DINNER DANCE Su day, 28th Jun 1931. 8
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    AMERICA'S MORATORIUM OFFER
    2311 9 A Year’s Suspension of All Government Debts Time to Permit Return to National Prosperity Proposal Welcomed by All Allied Countries Except France and Belgium 9 Sigh of Relief from Germany President Hoover has announced an offer to the World of one year’s suspension of all government debts.
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    TAIPING PASS LANDSLIP
    95 9 Penang-Kuala Lumpur Mail 5 1/2 Hours Late TEMPORARY TRACK The Railway Administration regret to announce that owing to a slip about seventy feet in length on the Taiping Pass section of the main line the night mail trains between Penang and Kuala Lumpur last nifht were seriously
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    ANOTHER CHANNEL GLIDE
    102 9 —Reuter. Double Crossing in One Day London, June 21 Another gliding record has been established, an Austrian airman, Robert Kronfeld, crossing the Channel both ways in one day, thus winning the £1 000 prize offered by the Daily Mail. Kronfeld in a Weim Glider took off from
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    NEW AUSTRIAN CABINET
    42 9 —Reuter. Vienna. June 20 Dr. Buresch, Governor of Lower Austria has formed a Cabinet including Herr Schober as Vice Chancellor and Minister for Foreign Affairs; Herr Vaugoin (Army) Herr Winckler (Interior), Dr. Joseph Redlich (Finance), and Dr. Bchuerff (Justice'.
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    DRUGS LIMITATION
    53 9 Reuter. Geneva, June 20 The Franco Japanese proposal was adopted with six abstentions by the full onference on the Limitation of Drugs. Mr. Woo Kai seng approved the proposal on behalf of hina as embodying the prin ciples of a free market and limitation of manufacture by a
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    CHIANG’S ANTI-RED DRIVE
    125 9 Reuter. Reported Alarm in Ranks of Communists Nanking, June 21 Chiang Kai shek left for Kiukiang eirly this morning personally to direct the campaign against the Reds in Kiangsi. From Kiukiang he will proceed immediately by railway to Nanchang which will be his headquarters. The latest reports
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    STOLEN RUSSIAN OIL
    90 9 .—Reuter. $105,000,000 Claim by Former Owners New York, June 21 The Standard Oil Company of New York and the Vacuum Oil Company am defendants in suits in the Supreme Court demanding $lO5 000,000 in connect on with the alleged purchase of 35,000.000 barrels of oil from the
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      40 9 FERTILISERS. STOOLS HELD SULPHATE OF AMMONIA. NITRATE OF SODA, NITROUM, CAKEMEALS, BONE MEALS, SUPERPHOSPHATES, BASIC SLAG, FISH, PLUTOPHOS, POTASH SALTS, ETC., ETC. STANDARD ADCO Synthetic Farmyard Manure, STANDARD I FLOWER AND LAWN FERTILISERS. WORM KILLER. Durege and Thomas, Ltd., PENANG.
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      66 9 “ffisMastafeVdce Now Presents First A Wonderful Recording D 1859 —D 1892 Album for this Exclusive Set of Records Presented Free. OTIS. MOUTRIE CO., LTD., 76, Bishop Street, PENANG. PILOT SUPER WASP RECEIVING SETS (15 -500 METRES) $7O-00 each (IN KIT FORM) Complete With Coils Valves The Penang Radio Supply Co.,
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    NO HOPE FOR COPRA
    168 10 Jtf\LAYAN PLANTER’S VIEWS Whale Oil And Hydrogenation When shown the article headed «‘No hope for copra” which appears od Page 11 to-day a Malayan coconut planter said that much of it was probably true. It would be some time before the industry experienced the prices of
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE
    70 10 (Rugby Radio Service) London, June 20 Paris, 124.23; New York, 4.86^; Brussels, 34.95; Geneva, 25.05; Amsterdam, 12.08; MEan 92.92; Berlin 20.49; Stockholm 18.14; Oopechagen, 18.16 Oslo, 18.16; Vienna, 34.60; Prague 1641. Helsingfors. 193} M idrid. 49 05 Lisboa, 11C| A hers, 375; Bucharest, 817; Ric, 31c r u*-nos
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    EXCHANGE
    64 10 Penang, June 22, 1931 Ft/ Chartered On London Bank Demand 2/3 23/82 4 m/to 2/8 27/32 P.ivaks 3 m/ia credit 2/4 1/32 i, 3 Documentor? 2.4 5/32 O <’«w York Bank Demand 56 France T.T. 1,420 laiia T.T. 155} Bangkok T.T. 78 Batavia T.T. 139 Binssnore T.T i p.
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    e.e. "Klang"
    88 10 The s.s. Klang arrived this morning with the following passengers from Singapore and Port Swettenham Mies D M Dodswortb, Mrs Lcche, Mrs Hunter. MrR S Hunter, Mr Ruimshotel, Mr Tan Peck Jim, Mr L M Howlett, Mr ai d Mra J A McEvoy, Mr F L Goodwin, Mr
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    Penang Daily Weather Report
    104 10 Temp. Wind Rainfall Tuesday G a.m. 75 E Noon 86 s 2mm 5 p.m. 83 s Wednesday 6 a.m. 77 e Noon 84 s 2mm 5 p.m. 80 n w Thursday 6 3.m. 77 E Noon 88 s Nil 5 p.m. 86 s Friday 6 s.m.
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    CHERSONESE (F.M.S.) ESTATES LTD.
    1219 10 DIVIDEND OF 4i% Profit of £17,940 on Year ALL FROM COPRA The Twenty first Annual General Meeting of the Caersonese (F.M.S.) Estates. Ltd., was held on Wednesday, the 13th May, 1931, in the Council Room of the Rubber Growers’ Association, 2-4, Idol Lane, Ea?tchcap, E. C.
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    LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST
    114 10 TO-DAY’S PRICES The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS, KENNEDY Go's share list at 11 a.m. to-day Saturday To-day ESS® Shares >• >• h n a> D a> M UQ PQ OQ 0. c. So. to. Mining Hong Fatt M .40 .45 .40 45 Kias*
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    TIN AND RUBBER
    52 10 Latest London, New York and Local Pricei TIN: LONDON Spot £lO4 10 0 Unchanged 3 Ruths’ £lO6-2 6 Unchanged SINGAPORE $62.25 psr M Up 25 c. 125 tons dtoe RUBBER: Louden" 3d, Unchanged Ihw Tork 6c. (iJoM) Unchanged Local 9} c. Unchanged By (kurtHf of Helen KENNEDY
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    SINGAPORE PRICES
    121 10 LONDON STANDa .17 LOOSE) 8.8. Sheet 9« cts. per pl 112/50 Sti air. London 31 New York 6 cts. (gdi) (JBy Ccwtesy of Messre. Alien Dennpi.) GeMral Prod wee Acexwy Ltd. Singapore Pr cea tut «standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-day are as fellows:— Spot lb. July 93
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    KENNEDY & CO. SHARE LIST
    1025 10 KENNEDY CO. SHARE LIST NAMES 0 31 X w M < BUBBIB SD«U»>.S I 0 e G Aller by Bm baa Ui 22 Alor Bub bet’ Bitste <0 Ama!f»m*»ee 3«»* r* 2 0 J Avev Hltam Plantfcs 8 1 00 A,-ei Kur±22 Kubbei A 30 A7er Molek Babbw U« 6t
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      387 10 !ou Get More Much bess Expense When You (J e > OH fl Ei? Cheerful and Cool OR DINNER DANCE r Every WEDNESDAY SATURDAY /V A D I O There will be an extra DINNER DANCE on Thursday 25th. B. The “RUNNYMEDĔ” Orchestra plays in the Lounge every Saturday j
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures
    1023 11 Port Of Penang Schedule of Principal Lines y HE following Is a Hal of ves<wls arriving and sailing iroin Penang during the IN PORT TO DAY Rampar from Teluk Anson and F gan Datoh, Sails for Bagan Datoh and Teluk Anscn to-day at 5 p. m.
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    NO HOPE FOR COPRA
    1053 11 COCONUT PLANTERS’ ALARM Combine That Has Come to Stay M <OST of the things which IVI a^arm the coconut planter to day are of a transient character—with other economic abnormalities they will pass away’, writes Mr. R. W. Robson, from London, to the “Pacific Island Monthly.”
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    197 11 Penang, Jun» 22, 1931, cts denar Opium p. 3h«»t aoua 5»000.C0 Clovai ti 90.0( Gold leaf Hleri 72.0 Mac® Picking nom 170.0' Nutmeg» 80» H 70.00 ii H0» a| 60.00 Coconut® per 1,000 h 15.00 Copra ?undried buyer» 4.10 Rattans sales 11.1.’ Rattan» Coarse 10.60 Green Q nail
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      23 11 KEEP UP you» BY TAtlBHd »4 They clear all wastes and poisons from your system, leaving you full of vitality, energy and cheerfulness.
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      240 11 £ji JESTIC Penang's Premier I TalJcie House. SOU N D gL— SYSTE M SEASON CLOSES 6-15 To-ZMigkt 9-30 JEANETTE MacDONAI.D in Paramount’s Side-Splitting Musical Farce ■L I C-1 'S C-f o IM tiv o with JAMES II ILL, JACK O IKIE and 75 Hula Hula Belles A Sheer Riot of
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    SILK HOSE MADE FROM WOOD PULP
    1158 12 CARDBOARD BRAINS Bewildering Machines That Never Err 1 write to-day of hose, of hose for the woman, half-hose for the man, and socks for the little boy who howls down the side street, writes F. G. 11. Sainsbury, Daily Express Special I Representatix’e. Such
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