Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 26 June 1931

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY N>. 143. VOL LXXXIX. FRIDAY, 26th JUNE, 1931. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      1857 2 MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE BANKS. mature rubber in good locality, contiguous In accordance with the Order CHARTERED BANK I HONGKONG SHANGHAI BANKING a ess preferred. made by the Resident Councilloi, imbia ahctdai ia andchima onDonnATimi Reply, giving full particulars, to Box Penang, to-dav, the 9th January, 0F IND LV AUSTRALIA AND CHINA.
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    BURIED PAST OF PHARAOHS
    599 3 WH.IT A PALESTINE MOUND REVEALED Great Finds Loet property left behind by a woman 4,000 ye&ra a?o the ancient home of the Pharaohs of Egypt, twenty times larger than Troy, and with houses into which you can still wait; a tunnel that is probably the oldest
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      361 3 'V /I <\. x *'3> x a ttS^e» fe l iXjA > z <O t? *v-? -if;- N®iS 2 W" lC—(9se f v! Health Beverage for Healthy Homes. In millions of happy homes in every part of the World Ova tine is the dai y food beverage Its regular use
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      180 3 BfiCMCHE Wonderful relief from pain Backache is one of those wearying cornjilaints which bind all their victims together with a common bond of misery. And when any one sufferer from backache finds a sure remedy, fellowship prompts the quick report of that discovery to others. Here s a woman who
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    LOSS OF FAMOUS PICTURE
    375 4 HOW IT WAS REOOVERSD Recalled by Death of Mr. C. Agnew THE loss, 55 years ago, of a famous Gainsborough portrait, and its romantic recovery 26 years later, are recalled by the death, at the age of 75, of Mr. Charles Morland Agnew, one time member
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    Rajah Brooke’s Prophecy
    250 4 A reader of the "Morning Past’* has sent the Editor a prophecy qf 1850 by the first Rajah Brooke, when his efforts to expend British it fluence in the East were being called in question by the "little End .ndera” of those days. The prophecy was contained
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    INSTINCT
    135 4 A DOG GOES .300 MILES HOME A very remarkable *’homing” trip s’aids to the credit of ’’Don,” a thoroughbred collie belonging to J.hn Brod'e, of Sault Ste. Marie, Brcdie took the dog from Sault Ste. Marie to Goderich, Ontario, a town more than 200 miles away as the crow
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    MYSTERY AND MATHEMATICS
    838 4 THE ASCENSION A Vicar Replies to Scientists CANON Spencer H. Elliott, Vicar of Bolton, preaching at Westminster Abbey on May 14 (Ascension Day), pointed oat that the fact of the Ascension was misunderstood and even doubted by many people on supposedly scientific grounds. It was all very
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      341 4 VT,L.V.■ 1 II this j WB* MONTH’S specials ftMKnj HERE’S A SELECTED W®* m LIST OF GOOD COLUMBIA RECORDS. 7 (What good am 1 without you 1154 U Wedding bells are ringing for Sally Reginald Foort is a newcomer to Columbia and these mighty Wurtlitzer organ records are a good
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      218 4 row h I icit j RES’JRRECTIOMfj t siiMi—swiiirn— i— iminnin The photog aphs below are of Baby Hook cf Bellfields Road, Guildford, England, and show the wonderful recovery made by the child from appare .tly hopclcs d s.ase after the use of the Cow <8: Gate Milk Foods. I r
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      327 5 bSbPI ebSbs% MjgSa s im jHb JV DOHIIFUiI < S iwl bH Hi HI Kw ilb 8H I E Sil i IM B1 ii Hi 01 SMLgS| Following are the new prices for Ford Cars and Trucks effective June 17th. New Price Old Price Reduction New Price Old Price Reduction
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    SINGAPORE SCHOOL DEFEATS C.R.C.
    378 6 BY TWO CLEAR GO YLB Interesting Soccer on Victoria Green The Anglo Chinese School, Singapore, gained a well deserved victory in their match with the C.R 0.. the Penang League Champions, by two clear goals on the Victoria Green yesterday. Their combination was good and there
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    Penang Football Association
    126 6 CHAMPIONS v. THE REST A match between the 1931 League Champions, the Chinese Recreation Club, and the “Rest’ will be played on the C.R.C Ground on Saturday st 5 pm. The following will play for the "Rest”:— E. Walker Ngim Ah Kooi and J.B Hod gins A.
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    Kent Defeated At Folkestone
    103 6 —Reuter. WARWICK WIN BY 8 WICKETS London, June 25 At Folkestone, Warwick gained an easy victory over Kent by eight wickets. Dismissed for 131- in the first innings, Kent only made 111 in the second and of this total Woolley made 103 not out. Warwick made
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    Saturday’s Football
    60 6 D. A. F. C. vs. BERTAM ESTATE The following will represent the D A.F.C. Dn Saturday at the Dato Kramat Padang at 5 p. m. sharp T. H. A. Kassim; M. H. Che Din and A. O. Yahya; Che Hussain, O. G. Mydin and B Md. Noor; Che
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    Golf Club Monthly Medal
    16 6 Monthly Medal (stroke) will be J) ayed for on Saturday and Sunday.
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    578 6 Sir Harry Reichel, the Welsh educationalist, has died at Biarritz. Mr. J. A. Bruce has been appointed assistant mmager, Jelebu Tin Dredging, Ltd. Dr. J. W. Field has been appointed to act as Malaria Research Officer 11, Institute for Medical Research, F.M.B. Mr A E. Pick, of
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    Licences for Firearms
    174 6 NEW RULES IN FORCE A Police notice published in the local newspapers warns holders of firearms that their licences expire on June 30. Attention is also drawn to the new rules which state that licences issued to persons not already in possession of firearms will be valid
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    K. L. AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY
    165 6 WEEK END PROGRAMME Carl Lawson’s Special Broadcast To-night The Kuala Lumpur Amateur Radio Society will broadcast the following pro grammes on a wave length of 55 Metres. Friday—from the Studio 6.80 to 7 pm. Recorded Malay usic. 7to 7.30 p.m. Excerpts from The Gon doHers”
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    Clerk Absconds
    72 6 ROBINSON AND CO’S MAN WANTED The Singapore police are on tin lookout for a Chinese who hss been missing for the past few weeks. The wanted man is said to have been a B:raits born Chinese clerk employed by Robinson and Co in their accounts department. It is
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    The Rafflesian
    87 6 Fitting reference is made in the June issue of the Rafflcsian to the departure of the principal. Mr. D A. Bishop, who has gone home on retirement with Mrs. Bishop after many years in the educational service of Malaya, the last ten as Principal of the Institution. In
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    PENANG AND KEDAH AUTOMOBILE CLUB
    495 6 MINUTES OF MEETING Municipal Car Park Roof The following are the minutes of a meeting held at the P.C.C. on F iday, June 19, 1931: Present. —Mr. L. M. Howlett, (in the Chair), Mess’”?. J. J. P. Davies, H, N. W. BulforJ, R. r-Skinner, W.
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    “ Globe-Trotting ” Cod
    248 6 Globe-Trotting Cod A SURPRISE HAprURE OU T-OF-BOUND 3 A “colony” cf grey cod has been dircovered by a Grim’by trawler, while fishing off the Faroe Ba ik in the North S a. This hss caused much snrpr’se sine° North cod are alm"Bt whit* in appearance. Strov cod from Iceland waters
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    BRAVE DESERT RESCUES
    562 6 ENGLISHMAN SaVES starving BEDUIN i ii— Trail of Bon?s in The Sand Tt»e recommendation of Mr. P. A. Clayton, Head of th? Egvp’ian i Survey Party, for the Maritori ms M dal. has brought to light a thrilling story of tha reecu 3 by the enterprise and
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    DRINKING AT OXFORD
    459 6 EX JEPTDNS TO THE RULE Charges Denied by Authorities THE Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University, Dr. F, Homes Dudden, in an interview. described as absolutely untrue the allegation in the undergraduate’s magazine, ‘‘The Isis/ I that there is a more constant level 3 of intoxication in Oxford than,
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      286 6 Is Your Child (lean—lnternally? THERE IS DANGER IN “INCOMPLETE ELIMINATION.” Far more important than external cleanliness —and that cannot be overestimated—is the hygiene of the internal ergans. If external cleanliness is of the highest importance, internal cleanliness can only be described as an absolu'ely v tai matter. In tec’, it
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    THRILLING MATCHES AT WIMBLEDON
    469 7 —Retuer. MEN’S DOUBLES Cochet and Brugnon Win after hard game London, June 25 Wimbledon to dav after a promising gather outlook in the morning the sun again went in to hiding and overcast skies greeted the opening matches. Crowds flocked in Ute in the afternoon to
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    Ryder Cup Foursomes
    74 7 —Reuter TODAYS MATCHES Columbus, Ohio, June 26 The Ryder Cup pairings for the two ball foursomes to day are as follows: Sarazen and Farrell v. Compston an D ivies. ll?gen and Shute v. Duncan and Havers. Diegel and Espinosa v. Mitchell and Robson. Burke and Cox v.
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    Cricket
    164 7 F. S. CLUB vs. PEELERS The following will represent tho Eastern Smelting Chib in the.r match against the Peelers'’ al Fatani Road Ground to mor row:— R. W. Scarlett, J. N. Codey, V. Van Sandeu, A. Willweber, Yeoh Teik Ban, R A -Hogg, Ahmad. Seenimadar. W Taylor, 11. M.
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    R. YOUNG AND COMPANY SUED
    619 7 SUPREME COURT SUIT Contractor’s Claim for Extra Labour Supplied In the Supreme Court yesterday the hearing of a case was begun in which Messrs. R. Young and Co., Ltd Penang, are sued by a contractor named K. S. Kooehoo Pil ai for the sum of
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    ALLEGED ILLEGAL GRATIFICATION CHARGE
    92 7 Inspector’s Case Transferred to District (ourt The c iso against Mohamed Eusof bin Gunny, who was charged with receiving an illegal gratification whilst employed as Asiatic Inspector of Police attached to the Traffic Department wf.s this morning men tioned before Mr. Edward Jago, Police Magistrate. The
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    Municipal Band
    53 7 To day at Dato Kramat at 6 p.m. March The Gladiator Fouza Overture Soir d’Automne Bouillon Selection Leslie Stuart s Songs Godfrey Intermezzo The Lake of Shadows Faul One Step Micky Mouse Carlton God Save the King. Dato Kramat Friday instead of Saturday from 6 p m. to
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    “ONE OF THE GREATEST DEVELOPMENTS”
    620 7 KALLANG BASIN SCHEME Rotary Chairman’s Views I think we can look back on our past year with satisfaction'*, said Mr. Roland Braddell, who presided at the weekly meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore, held at Raffles Hotel The Rotary Club,” said Mr. Braddell, is
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    Revolver in Basket
    142 7 SURPRISE FIND BY SING AFORE INSPECTOR Acting on information received that a notorious secret society headman was in a house in Singapore’s Chinatown Detective Inspetor D. W. Mclntosh went to 22 Ramah Street located the wanted man in a back room on the top floor. While in
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    New Legislation
    73 7 PAYMENT INTO PUBLIC OFFICERS’ GUARANTEE FUND In a Bill to amend the Pabiic Officer»»’ Gaaiantee Fund E: astment v.hich »s toon to be introduced into lbs Federal Ou ceil the principal amendment is that effected by a section wtrch will give Government power to contribute on behalf cf
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    MISHAP TO A KUALA LUMPUR AIRMAN
    258 7 CRASHES INTO POND Ground Engineer Renders Prompt Assistance An unfortunate mishap occurred yester day morning at the Kuala Lumpur Flying Club’s aerodrome when Mr. D. H. Hodgson, Assistant Conservator, F. M. 8. Forestry Department, was carrying out testa for his A licence says the
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    Crimean ' ontroversy
    443 7 Crimean ontroversy THE LIGHT BRIGADE AT BALACLAVA London May 19 Was the “Charge” of the L ght Brigade sounded at Balaclava? There is evidence, seemingly of an unimpeachable character, that a trumpeter of the 17th Lancers did sound the “Charge’’ which was the prelude to tbit wonderful exploit of British
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      104 7 I. i. Glenthiel Voy. 16. Consignees of cargo per the above vessel from Europe are hereby notified that the survey of cargo landed in damaged condition will be held in P. H. B. Godown No. 2, at 2-30 p. ro. on Monday, the 29th June, 1931. No further survey will
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      278 7 KEEP > I STRONG 1 AND Jk 1 keep well When the climate makes you list- less, nervy and almost without energy to carry on, it s a sure sign < you need Hall’s Wine. Hall’s < Wine is by far the finest tonic you can take > because it
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    BIRTH
    25 8 Upton -At the Maternity Hospital. Penang, on June 25 1931. to Dorothie, wife of T. E. Upton, of Anak Kulim Estate, Kedah a daughter.
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    THE BEGGING NUISANCE
    445 8 It is a disquieting sign of the times that begging is vary definitely on the increase in Pe ang. We do not refer to the human tlotsam and jetsam tlvit pesters shoppers in the vicirmy of Chowrasta Market, but to that section of the fraternity whi h
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    PITT STREET
    238 8 PITT S TREET The site of the former Pitt Streft Police Station is still a no man’s land, and it is understood the authorities propose to con vert the area into a roadway to merge with the existing roadways on either side. The proposal is an excel'ent one but inasmuch
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    FALSE DECLARATION
    111 8 Singapore Chettiar Pleads Guilty From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, June 25 Vengadasalam Chettiar, a local moneylender, was sentenced to three months’ R. I. for making a false declaration in the course of an affidavit filed in connection with bankruptcy proceedings. He pleaded guilty. The false declaration was to
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    FORMOSAN DEVELOPMENT
    65 8 Reuter. $22 000,000 Loan to Taiwan Power Co. New York, June 26 A syndicate and banks headed by J. P. Morgan’s is offering $22,800 000 51 per cent forty year gold bonds on behalf of the Taiwan Electric Power Company to assist hydro electrical development in Formosa. The
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    BY THE WAY
    972 8 A. H k Penang, Friday. ECENTLY we had occasion to oinment on the graceful gesture on the part of local Chinese towards the late Queen Victoria in erecting the statue on the Green against Racecourse-road to her memory. To-day we have a small cause for grievance and
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    Mr. Stimson for Europe
    874 9 Visit to Continental Capitals and London Mr. Mellon Goes to Paris Discussions on Moratorium Plan Business Circles Optimistic Mr. Stimson, United States Secretary of State, is sailinn 'tor Europe to confer with European and British statesmen° Mr. Me lon left London yesterday for Paris. Al! shades
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    PERJURY CHARGE
    60 9 l.—Reuter. Further Sequel to Bank of United States Failure New York, June 25 There has been a sensational sequel to she sentences on officials of the Bank of the United States. A warrant has been issued for the arrest < f Isador J. Kresel, an ex General, counsel
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    R101 SURVIVOR DECORATED
    47 9 —Rugby Radio Service. London, June 25 Among those who received decorations When the King held his investiture was Henry Leach a member of the crew of the airship RlOl, who was awarded the Albert Medal for gallantry displayed when the airship crashed at Beauvais.
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    R. A. F. AT HENDON
    58 9 —Rugby Radio Service Annual Display To morrow London, June 26 It is estimated that over 750,000 people will see the Royal Air Force display on Saturday at Hendon where nearly two hundred aircraft will take part. Practically all tvnes of aeroplanes and flying boats used
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    N. Y. WOMAN MAGISTRATE
    40 9 Reuter. Removed from Office on Charges of Malfeasance New York, June 25 Jean Norris the City’s only woman magistrate, has been removed from office by the Appelate Division of the Supreme Court on charges of malfeasance
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    LIBERAL PARTY "OFFENDED"
    123 9 Reuter. Another Squabble Over the Land Tax MR. SNOWDEN’S CRITICISM London, June 25 ery offended at a speech by Mr. Snowden in the House of Commons last night in which he attacked the Liberals for their attitude to the land tax, a meeting of the Liberal Parliamentary
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    DANISH AIRMEN FORCED DOWN
    103 9 Hillig and liolriis at Bremen LOST WAY OVER FRANCE AND SPAIN Making for Copenhagen To-day Berlin, June 25 The Danish trans-Atlantic flyers, Hillig and Holriis, wera farced to Ind at Krafeld at 5.39 pm. After af w minutes they took off again for Copenhagen. They said
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    BOROTRA’S FU URE
    83 9 —Reuter. London. June 26 Borotra who flaw to Paris on Wednesday immediately after beating the Japanese Miki. in the singles at Wimbledon is reported not o be returning to WimHedon to day. Borotra is due to partner Boussus in the men’s doubles to day and meet rtens
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    ALLEGED FALSE PERSONATION
    66 9 Two Indians Charged Charged with having falsely represented themselves to be detectives and in such capacity induced a woman named Kamalam to deliver to them $2O. two Indians named Soundaram and Ratnam were to day produced before Mr. Edward Jago, Police Magistrate. Penang. The accused claimed trial.
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    COTTON CONGRESS
    129 9 Reuter. U, S. Farm Board Urged to State Policy Paris, June 25 An appeal to the American Farm Board to announce a definite programme for the disposal of three million bales of raw cotton now stocked was made in a resolution pass ed at the closing session of
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    GOLD COAST POPULATION
    106 9 —Rugby Radio Service. Increase of 40 Per Cent, in Ten Years London, June 25 The results of a census recently taken in the Gold Coast show that there have been striking increases among the African popu lation, the total population of the four centres of administration by
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    MUI TSAI
    65 9 —Reuter. Appointment of Additional Inspector London, June 25 Replying to Viscountess Astor in the House of Commons with regard to inspection and control of mui tsai, Dr. Drummond Shiels, Colonial Under Secretary, mentioned that Lord Passfisld had directed the appointment of an additional officer who will visit mui
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    DEATH BY MISADVENTURE
    162 9 Coroner’s Enquiry The adjourned enquiry into the death of a < hinese coolie named Koh Lim, who died in hospital from a ruptured spleen as the result of a fall, was io day concluded before Mr. Edward Jago, Penang Coroner, who returned a verdict of Death by
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    "COMORIN" PASSENGER DISAPPEARS
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    QUEEN HELEN VERY ILL
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    NEW ESTATE OWNERS ASSOCIATION
    324 10 COUNCIL MEMBERS Object the Interests of All Planters The promotion, fostering sni proteclieu of the interest» of a J proprietory planters and planting companies (mJadirg harehcldere) registered in MUaya. These are part of the objects of The M.hyan Estate Owners’ Association, which has j net recently
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    Messrs. Boustead and Co., Ltd.
    189 10 RUBBER SALES DEPARTMENT Penang, June 24 Values during the past week have for the most part remained quietly steaiy with only small fluctuations from day to day. In common with other articles of produce the price of rubber advanced sharply yesterday to 09$ cents per
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    Straits Steamship Co.
    136 10 CHANGES IN SAILIN GS The following changes lave been made in c Ungs owing to surveys s.i. “P. rak” due Penang on Wednesday 1-7-31 sails for Port Sw' ttenham and Singapore at 5 p.m. on Thursday 2 id and 9ih July, instead of s.s. “Kinta.’ a. ‘Kinta”
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    s.s. “ Kedah ”
    73 10 s.s. Kedah TLo f.s. Kedah arrived this morning wuh the following paster grs from Si •K-pore. ,Mr and Mrs R E Ho’tlum, Mies I Nesbit, Mr N M Kennedy, Mrs A B Le j min, Mr G W A Tnmtrer, Mr J B Rev K McPherson, Rev W 8 G
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    MARKETS DEVELOP BETTER TONE
    619 10 FRASER’S CIRCULAR Tin’s Considerable Appreciation Singapore, J cne 23 After a qu’et opening the local market developed a considerably better tone in sympathy with the more cheerful conditions prevailing in London and New York. Three months Tin shews a considerable appreciation fr m £lO2 17.6 to
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    120 10 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1.023 rd, auction on Wednesiay, whf*n th«re was catalogued 1,800,411 lbs. 803.75 tons Offered 1,628,757 lbs. 727.12 tons. Sold 1,207,595 lbs. 539.10 tons. Spot. London 3 M6j. New York cts. Prices Realised Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cants Per Lb.
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    DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS
    699 10 PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIO The following publications were issued or received by the Department of Stati' sties, S. 8. and F. M. 3., during the week ended 17th June 1931, and art available f r pubLc use in the Reference Library, Ftllertjn Bu lling, Singapore (1)
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    LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST
    253 10 TO-DAY’S PRICES The following were the latest quotations In MESSRS. KENNEDY Co's share list at 11 aon. to day Yesterday To-day E Ĕ E 2 Shares I o i O o o CQ OQ CQ OQ C. Sc. to. to* Rubber (Doller) Bukit Kepong... .80 1.00
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    TIN AND RUBBER
    60 10 Latest London, New York sod Local Prices TIN: LONDON Srl £lll-7 6 Up £3lO 0 1113 2 6 Up £3lO 0 SINGAPORE $57 03 pr tiori Up sl62| 125 tons J 3ce RUBBER: total 3 3/16 d, Up 1/161. New Trk 61 c. (GeU) Up ic. Lecil
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    SINGAPORE PRICES
    143 10 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE) B.R. Sheet 9| cti. per potmd =P«r Pl 113/16 Quiet. London 3 3/16d New York 61 cts. (gdJ) (By Cowtezv of Messrs. AZZen Dennj/s.) General Produce Agency Ltd* Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-day ere as follows: Spot 10 etg. per lb.
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE
    69 10 (Rugby Radio Service) London, June 25 Paris, 124.27; New York, Brussels, 34.93; Geneva, 25.1; Amsterdam, 12.09; Milan 92.94; Berlin 20.54; Stockholm 18.14; Copenhagen, 18.16 Oslo, 18.16; Vienna, 34.62; Prague, 164|; Helsingfors, 193« Madrid, 51 4’ Lisbon, 110| Athens, 375; Bucharest, 817; Rin, 3{e Buenos Airis, 35i 3 c
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    KENNEDY & CO. SHARE LIST
    988 10 KENNEDY CO. SHARE LIST NAMES ®I Sc I 93 aD '>» a gUB&JUC £D«iU*.S f o S t f e Alle bj Rubbei 8* Alot Rubbcf StoHte 60 <0 A.-jdcamateS Mfctay Kiteia* 90 I 10: Ayei Hitam Planing ByrStaata 8J 1 00, Ave, Kuotng Bubbs» Katateft 30 So XyS O
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    166 10 £cu«*n«b June 26, 1931. ote s>r ir «4 Opl i-JJ 5, 9 l’3t U 1 SiOOO.CO ig,f elhw 7100 Ms*» Pinkiag nom i' Nutmegs 80s 'k.oo HO, «0M Oosonutepar LOGO »< o:ipra c ‘uadrhd buyers 4.4 d Rattsns Rattans «.60 Green Snail Stalls Rioa— S- .mNo. 1 sw
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    626 15 Penang, June 26, 1)31. CHOWBAST A MARKET, Mutton cte. Mutton Indian par lb 48 Head goat 12J Shoe» SO J«h Liver with heart A Itxa* d 0 14) do 93 Goat or Sheep per jb 48 Sweet Bread p a j r 40 Suet 4Q idney Kir 30
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