Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 9 April 1932
1932-04-09
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1932-04-09 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833 PUBLISHED DAILY No. 81. VOL. LXXXX. SATURDAY, 9th APRIL, 1932 PRICE 10 CENTS20 words
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Advertisement997 1932-04-09 1 COMPr TITiON COUPONS ON SUNDAYS, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. $250 MUST BE WON. I l |SI Situated at the Bth Mile Tanjong Bungah I •XL A A V»- Road in a park of 6o Acres with a Mile of sea I g frontace offering every advantage conducive g 3 To oe Cleared997 words
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Advertisement9 1932-04-09 1 X $250 MUST BE WON. SEE ADVERT.ON PAGE 6.9 words
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Advertisement1675 1932-04-09 2 POSITION VACANT i RAMITQ I 11 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS. g £p’ i Agents wanted by the LARGEST and FOREMOST S F ‘i! ff§£ I g. 1 Sgß' 4 'T F AjJ >ll LJB g i THE «raoumiE mb usauiMtiE whl =~:r=L™.s™“ I PERKINS 1 oFmmniiTa butsmiwj, i. Lincoln, englwo1,675 words
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Article539 1932-04-09 3 &U JCES3 OF NEW bY iTEM Liners, Trains, and ’Planes EMPHATIC success is attending the system, operating now over thcusands of miles of air, land, and ocean routes, whereby shipping companies, railways, and airways all combine to accelerate the transport of urgent merchandise. A r transport does not539 words
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Article456 1932-04-09 3 .—r.o.M. MIDNIGHT MYSTERY Beat Constable Found Stabbed to Death A brutal murder was committed in Jalan Med d, jugt opposite the Malay Mcrque, in New Tcwr, Ipoh. between the hours of 10 p.m. <»nd 2 a.m, on Thura day when a voung Sikh constable No. 2603,.—r.o.M. - 456 words
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Advertisement474 1932-04-09 3 i < E <? 5 I S nV 'S''-! '/V 1 \n> s *C EC It K> 4 O !h l| 0 >-'■-—1 t gf [I LOOK AT HER! i&L *< 2 <J JX A SOLID little rock of firm 41 !■'.&> XX flesh, with fine straight 4 limbs, a474 words
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Advertisement243 1932-04-09 3 A Gentleman Always Looks Well Dressed in Good Clothes Bl When in England, call and fit yourself out with clothes at approx half original cost. Overcoats, Lounge, Sports. Dress Suits, HI us Fours, etc. Created by eminent Savile Row and West End Tailors vig Davies, Scholte. Lesley and Roberts, etc.243 words
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Advertisement591 1932-04-09 3 i ii irn -j I i I I '1 >F;M R 'a\ c < M m JTm. 11! FOR ino°° i a We have a few re-condiiioned Pianos in stock, which have been f accepted as part payment for new instruments, at exceptionally low prices. --j. iril 1 1» 1591 words
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Article1254 1932-04-09 4 Brains, Money and Organisation Experienced International Agents How stern a problem China faces in the Red Menace is shown by the Shanghai correspondent of the Times, Close co-operation between, foreign and Chinese Coihmanists, ample funds and perfect organisation been combin ed to create a dangerous1,254 words
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Advertisement677 1932-04-09 4 POCKET CHE"* HOLLS FOR ESTATES, MIRES, ETC UP YOUR 3 HEALTH 4 6| x 8f gy TAKING 5 5| x 7$ -fA 3 x 4 10 6 x 9 I v W*** 11 5 X 8 i Tkey dear all wastes 19 R v 75. I pKM*o«j&x>m yoursyauMS, 1Z o677 words
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Advertisement43 1932-04-09 4 FOO CHEONG CO. 153, HUTTON LANE and 89, BISHOP STREET. TELEPHONE No. 1248, ESTABLISHED 1916. Offices, Clubs, Homes, Schools, Institutions, etc, furnished in modern style. Cash or Easy Deferred Payments. Large stocks of timber including teak wood always on hand. Prices on application.43 words
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Advertisement224 1932-04-09 4 /c< ''f When a child has been fed from biith on H hia e Trufu he sleeps well, progresses well—just as a Lea should. Although, perhaps, he has been deprived \f bita-t milk, he has still leceived tbe equivalent r er oiment Humanised Trufood. That is why »eis so stro224 words
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Article476 1932-04-09 5 Total Assets Over £255,000,000 The annual report of the Prudential Assurance Company, ehowe further remarkable expansion in the past year. The assets have increased by £14,843 493, and now amount to the large total of £255,793,860. This follows an addition of £12,380,829 recorded a year ago. Income rose476 words
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Article293 1932-04-09 5 MAGISTRATE FEATS A “HARD” NOTE Sentence of two mrntbe’rigorous imprla. nment p’esed by the Third Peres Magistrate,’.Mr. C. H. Whitton, on Jcse B. Santos, described ps a j.zz drumffi’r. for theft from a wcman’s handbag.. Ho Kim Seng, a pianist of the Straits Hote’, stated that the accused293 words
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Article305 1932-04-09 5 TRE2 DANGERS Serious Damage to Electric Cables Thursday evening’s gale in Suda Lumpur resulted in serious damage to overhead electric cables and in three districts, residents were without current two or three hours. In one Instance, the Weld Hill area, some were deprived of light and305 words
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Article285 1932-04-09 5 WOMAN OWNER’S EVIEENCE Further evidence wag recorded yesterday in the enquiry into the defalcations in the Vehicles Department in connection with which Ahmed Ehan, the ex registration clerk, is charged. Twelve motor car or bus owners deposed that they had paid their taxes to the accused who285 words
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Article138 1932-04-09 5 April 9: r ticket: POR.O. V Eurasian Volunteer Club, Dato Kramat Ground. 1 Selangor Turf Club Races. 3rd i Day. I < ticket: Old Frees Association v P. 0.0. Esplanade, 2 15 p.m. April 10: Cricket: P.O O. v Nondescripts, Esplanade 10 a m. April 16: ricket:138 words
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Article228 1932-04-09 5 THREE—NIL Sturgess Plays Well at Right Half From Our Own Correspondent Singapore. Friday 'A' Machine Gun Coy. of the First Gloueesters defeated “A” Machine Gun Coy. of the S. V. 0. in a fast and exciting game on the padang, the former winning by three goals to228 words
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Article266 1932-04-09 5 SINGAPORE LEAGUE Artillerymen’» Weak Finishing From Oar Owa Correspondent Singapore, Friday In the First Division of the Football League the 8. C. O. defeated the R. A. by three goals to nil on the Anson road Stadium. The feature of the game was ths R.266 words
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Article244 1932-04-09 5 INTERESTING MATCH ON SUNDAY The P.O O. are p’aying two cricket matches this week end. They are meeting the O d Frees on Saturday and the Nondescripts on Sunday. The latter match should prove interesting since both clubs have their strongest sides out. The following244 words
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Advertisement1601 1932-04-09 5 PRUDE N T IA L ASSURANCE COMPANY LTD Summary of the Eighty-third ANNUAL REPORT for the year ending 31st December, 1931» H.'S .«•>-. BALANCE SHEET on the 31st December, 1931.' LIABILITIES. ASSETS. g i. B~ Authorised capital v Mortgages on property within the United J Kingdom excluding the Irish Free1,601 words
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Advertisement78 1932-04-09 6 I s THE rSUNDAY GAZETTE I 13 THE I cu PREMIER SUNDAY j PAPER t I OF i "V A I 1 Iwll^I I I— TO-MORROW’S ISSUE WILL CONTAIN I LATEST WORLD NEWS I ENGLISH LEAGUE FOOTBALL RESULTS SELANGOR RACES i I FULL DETAILS AND COUPON ft I of i78 words
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3742 1932-04-09 7 Judgment Reserved in Mansfield’s Application The Law of Mandamus The Right of Subjects in Criminal Proceedings Illuminating Legal Argument Illuminating legal argument was ‘heard in the Supreme Court yesterday when Origii ating Motion No. 4 of 1932 was argued before Mr. Justice Whitley, the3,742 words
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Article273 1932-04-09 7 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT AND CLERIOoLS DRAW Tn th* Junior League tbe Medical D par'meat ard the Uo te Clerical Su x rdmlies drew cue-all on the Dato Kr»mrt ground. The football throughout w-.s c f a poor type although one or two individual players showed good form. Toe273 words
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Article117 1932-04-09 7 SUCJESBFUL FIRST NIGHT SHOW A large and appreciative audience greeted the Great Chinese Circus which opened a se s»n at the Wembley Trade Ft-ir and Amusement Park, Magazine Road, yp»t?«-<i *y. Tae troop-* pnweses a number of exo*rt acrob-tt» --r.d soma of tb*ir pc s are uorth117 words
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Article535 1932-04-09 7 The Rev Cecil end Mrs. Simmong hi 'eft Bangkok for home. b Captain Whieh WR3 a passenger to Pens j by the as. Juna from Rangoon. 3 Rnja Petra the Klang Magistrate, 3 indisposed and is confined to his house* 3 3 Revd. and Mrs Colin King535 words
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Article286 1932-04-09 7 When Mies Myrt-e Johnson, at the astonishing age of 18 published Hanging Johnny she was unan mou°’y hailed aa “a new writer of genius Her next nove 1 ’ReltEtlesa was a worthy successor to a bri'li&nt dehut; her new novel. The Maiden, will her publishers balieva, put her286 words
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Article570 1932-04-09 8 The Shanghii peace negotiations drag on in almost as dilatory a fashion as the Lytton Commission moves t >wards Manchuria, Time and again suggestions put forward by the neutral powers for a settlement have been accepted outright by the Chinese, only to be objected to by the Japanese570 words
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Article111 1932-04-09 8 —Reuter. Mysterious Disappearance of Official Papers Paris, April 8 Madame Hanau, the well-known woman financier who figured in the famous Gazette du Franc case and also sensationally escaped from the St Lszire prison, was re arrested to day and charged with the theft of public documents following—Reuter. - 111 words
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Article75 1932-04-09 8 Rugby Radio Service. Order For Station Placed In England The Danish Government have placed an order in Britain for a new broadcasting station for Ealundberg which is to be one of the most powerful in Europe. The equip ment will be manufactured in the London factories of StandardRugby Radio Service. - 75 words
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Article70 1932-04-09 8 Reuter. Sodden Death in Cockpit of Seaplane I Eustace Short the famous aeronaut partner qf Brothers, aeroplane manufacturers, was found dead in the cockpit of a seaplane he was pi'oting at Rochester. The machine descended after a normal flight and the launch which went alongside found Short hadReuter. - 70 words
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Article612 1932-04-09 8 Means A Formula Very Like a Self-Contradiction nECENT Straits Settlements legislation has included the phrase “within the meaning of the Statute of Westminsterf This is not so widely embracing, geographically, as may be generally supposed, and ij one authority is to \e accepted, it includes only612 words
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Article108 1932-04-09 8 Tin Spot Yesterday To day London Tlo7los, Od dJIOI 15s. Od. Tin (3 Months) London £llO Os. Od. <£lo7 Os. Od. Singapore $55.50 $54 00 Business Done 100 tons IOO' tons. Penang $55.12| Business Done Buyers No Sellers Rubber London .77 11« d. 1-1 d. New York 2jc.108 words
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Advertisement215 1932-04-09 8 Ifj\ For a reliable Gramophone of first-rate quality at a moderate price. ODE.ON M has your V~Y\> choice V*®®\ STORCH BROk, LTD., IG. H. SLOT S’ Co., Ltd., Agents for Malaya, h «taasßaws^ ‘«x jsafiirE gse mi i nwm y h ..«J.V I .<■— DANISH i Ci”' Ch TK The215 words
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Advertisement22 1932-04-09 8 O. HOTE.U SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE Wednesday, 13 h April, 1932. Dance Music by the Band of the 0. a. PRESIDENT HARRISON22 words
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Miscellaneous26 1932-04-09 8 TIDE TABLES High Waiev Low Watei To Dav 131 B.m. 747 a.m. 144 p.m 8.18 pm, To- Mobbow 1.53 am. 8.01 a.m. 2.C4 p.m. 835 p.m.26 words
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Article889 1932-04-09 9 —Reuter. No Practical Measure of Agreement Discussions Adjourned Position Too Complicated for Speedy Solution Austro-Hungarian Anxiety The Four-Power Conference broke,up at 11.30 yesterday, unable to agree on a plan of economic rehabilitation for the Danubian countries. The final communique stresses that the Towers were agreed that prompt—Reuter. - 889 words
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Article35 1932-04-09 9 Beu ter. 1 onolulu, April 8 Blalw» fn the For tasoue ‘honour “lai was not sworn. The jwy Pori' S 9^X Americans three Chinese, one pU2ueB o» ona German and one Hawaiian neuter.’ Beu ter. - 35 words
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Article29 1932-04-09 9 .—Reuter. Gibraltar. April 8 The Emperor of Annam. accompanied by the Governor General of Indo-China arrived at Algeciras Incognito and proceed ed to Tangier and Malaga..—Reuter. - 29 words
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Article220 1932-04-09 9 BLOW AT CHINA'S FINANCES It is essentia! in the interest of Chinese and foreign creditors that the admlnistra tive integrity of the Chinese Maritime Customs should not be tampered with in any way declares Mr. Lo. Chinese Minister to Denmark, in a letter given prominence in220 words
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Article145 1932-04-09 9 Rugby Radio Service. Conditional Support for National Government Lord Grey of Falloden in a speech after re election as President of the Liberal Council urged the necessity of still greater public economy. He expressed the view that Liberals Ehon’d continue to support the National GovernmentRugby Radio Service. - 145 words
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Article104 1932-04-09 9 —Reuter. Fantastic Story of Polish Warlike Aims Moscow, April 8 Sensational accusations of war prepara tions are levelled against Poland by the Soviet Tress commenting on the result of the trial of Stein and Vasilief. The organ of the Central Council of Trade Unions states that people are—Reuter. - 104 words
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Article81 1932-04-09 9 Reuter. Would It Be Contrary to the Anti-Trust Laws New York, April 8 The only circumstance holding back the appointment of a Rubber Dictatorship," is said to be lack of certainty whether it could be done without violating the Sherman Anti trust Act. Lawyers are considering theReuter. - 81 words
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Article242 1932-04-09 9 Reuter. But Public Pay Into Commonwealth Bank PREMIER PADLOCKS TAX OFFICE Sydney. April 8 There has been a comic interlude in the political and legal fight to seize the New South Wales revenues The Premier, Mr. Lang, replying to the Federal Government’s Procl matiou yesReuter. - 242 words
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Article114 1932-04-09 9 ,—Reuter. Hindenburg’s Success Considered Assured Berlin. April 8 The latest forecast of the result of the Presidential election on Sunday is that Hindenburg will poll 19 000 000 votes Hitler 12 sro5 r 0 000 and Thaelmann (Com munist) 4 000 000. Early lethargy of electors due,—Reuter. - 114 words
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Article128 1932-04-09 9 Verdict of *‘M sadventure Returned From Our Own Correspondent Singapore, April 8 The coroner, Mr F. G. Bourne held an inquest on Young Kassim the Indian boxer who collapsed on the night of March 27 after a four round exhibition fight against Young Hassan. A verdict of128 words
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Article102 1932-04-09 9 —Rugby Radio Service. New U. S. Ambassador Takes Up His Post The new United States Ambassador to England, Mr. Andrew Mellon, arrived in London yesterday. In an interview with the Press. he said relations between the United States and Britain had been better While both faced prob’ems—Rugby Radio Service. - 102 words
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Article30 1932-04-09 9 Exportable Surplus oi 1,100,000 Tons From Our Own Correspondent Bangkok. April 8 The final forecast of the 1931 rioe crop gives an exportable surplus of 1,100/00 tons.30 words
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Article1076 1932-04-09 9 Ponies to Run with Horses Again? S. R. A. Meeting To-morrow BY TIC TAO To day will see the conclusion of the Selangor Turf Club Spring Meeting at Knala Lumpur and to-morrow, before the < fficia's depart from that State, there is to he a meeting of1,076 words
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Article127 1932-04-09 9 PEELER 3 v INDIAN ASSOCIATION The following will represent the Indian Association in their match with the Penary Feelers on e unday on the Patanl Robl ground. A 0 Gnanamuthu (captain), D R Shod» J L George, P V Parekh, T N Sharma, Durairaj Karnail Singh, Charan Singh, Durgah127 words
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Article406 1932-04-09 10 TO DAY’S PRICES The following were ibs hteai «ootatfons la MESSRS. KENNEDY A Co.’a aban list at 11 a.m. to day Yesterday To day tn m <u g* Shabbs 5 0 <• 0 wS co 0G CQ 5° 10. I 0- I o. to. Robber (Do’lar'406 words
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Article72 1932-04-09 10 Quotations at noon to day Yesterday To day Bayers Sellers Bayers Sellers Mining: Ayer Hitim 10/- 10/6 9 9 K>/3 Kinta Dredges .74 77 .74 .77 Kuchais 88 .41 ,88 .41 Penawate .80 .82 .30 .82 Raube 20 03 20 75 19 50 20.25 8. Malayan72 words
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82 1932-04-09 10 BATCRDAY 9th APRIL, 1982 Yesterday To day Mining Bayers Sel’ers Buyers Sellers Kinta 75 77i 75 11\ K ang River 65 75 65 75 Kuchai 87$ 40 88 41 Penawat 20 82 30 82 Sungei Luas 70 75 65 70 Sungei Way 1.35 14082 words
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Article42 1932-04-09 10 Sirgafore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-day are &s toiiuwg:— Spot 5| cents per lb. Ap:-1/Jur.e 5| t Jnly/Pept. 5* p Oct./Dec. 6 u ♦< Market quet. London and Stock likely to bs doereagra by 50 <n«42 words
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Article173 1932-04-09 10 Messrs. Boustead Co., Ltd. RUBBER SALES DEPARTMENT Penang, April 6. The market since we last wrote has bean extremely quiet and there is nothing of particular interest to report. Values generally have ruled steady around last Wednesday’s quotations ani a 1! markets close quiet and unchanged on balance. London stocks173 words
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Article147 1932-04-09 10 latest Quotation» Fri. Thur. Bai. April 8 April 7 Bapi. IS Faits 95$ 951 128.96 New York 8.78$ 8.781 4 851 Montreal 4.19 4 18 Brussels 271/32 27 84.88 Geneva 19 TA 6 19 7/16 24.86 Axnsisrdam 9 34 9 81$ 12.08 Milan 73} 82.89 Berlin147 words
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Article88 1932-04-09 10 Pen arg, Apr 1 9 -Bf Oourttsv of th* O-wiirtd Bank On London Bank Dcrnauu 2/8 25/32 n h 4 m/te 2'3 31/32 Private 3 m/ta cridii g 4 7/32 1 3 h Docaur ntar j 2/4 11/32 On lew York Bank L-emaud 43| Fra oe M TT. 1,00088 words
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Article339 1932-04-09 10 St GEORGE THE MARTYB (Church Of England) 2nd Sunday after Easter 7 Litany Bam Matins, P.->s CXX, exxr CXXIL OXXIII, Eymu 257 8-3« Holy Communion, 1f.30 Holy Communion Ch nese, 6pm Evensong. Ps LX VI Hymns 504, 137, 197, 141. Thursday, Bam Holy Communion. Friday, 6pm Evensong. 6.30339 words
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Advertisement155 1932-04-09 10 TWELVE-SIX $1995 r <-- It’s a sturdy ‘six,’ and an economical on’,. too. Full sized, with plenty of leg room for four people. As graceful as any car on the road an! with a finish and equipment as good as its appearance With maintenance work cut down to the absolute155 words
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Advertisement198 1932-04-09 10 New Adveriisemefls NOTICES Gopeng Consolidated LifflW (Incorporated m Advice haa been received i the declaration of a D.vle d of ehare (lasa Income t. x at 5/ jn opayable in Enghnd on 7 b.:ofshareholders registered oi 19 110. Local shareholders "ill > warrant on arrival of tl Eat em I*OSBORNE198 words
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Article1495 1932-04-09 11 Peers’ War Memorial British and Empire Food Exhibition From Our Own Corr spondent London, March 17 THE House of Lords memorial to 243 Peers and sons of Peers who lost their lives during the Great War consists of two bronze figure’, in a recess, the principal one1,495 words
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Advertisement263 1932-04-09 11 Jielurn visit of the world-renoivned GREAT CHINESE CIRCUS at Wembley Trade Fair and Amusement Park, Magazine Road, after their triumphal tour of the East. The one and only Chinese Circus. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! AT 9 P.M Do not miss this opportunity. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS:1 Unique trerrzo stnntß by expert Chinese man and263 words
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Advertisement167 1932-04-09 11 PA.B. A. (1932) OFFICE FILES. BOXING All Steel Clip hilea foftp Padang 16th April, 9.15 w H w obtonj Apron Files Poap Board Clip files Poap “TRY OU TS Bi c.J ra A T Criterion files f’cap TOWN HALL «o TO-MO aROW H k fikB XT 4 PM- Krab M167 words
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Miscellaneous151 1932-04-09 11 To-Day—Last 3 Shows 2 45—6 15 and 9-30 CONSTANCE BENNETT in Pathes brilliant comedy drama “SI /V TAKES A HOLIDAY' TO-MORROW Starting at a M itinee at 2-45 Robert Montgomery and Charlotte Greenwood in 'lbe Riotous Farce Comedy iI THE MAN IN POSSESSION” It’s A Metro Goldwyn-Mayer PLEASE PHONE 264151 words
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Article1334 1932-04-09 12 Port of Penang Schedule of Principal Lines The following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the week IN PORT TO-DAY Name of Froal Bailing For Date of Bailing Steamer Matang Kopab. Renong Sime Pwtts To-day and Victoria Point. Riga Merbau and1,334 words
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Article935 1932-04-09 13 THE PWIURE AGE Universal Hobby of Rich acd Poor THE Stone Age —The Iron Age —the Steel Age—the Golden Age—the Age when Poets and Painters Flourished: historians divide the passage of time according to their own viewpoint. Nobody has yet cdled this era the Picture Age. It935 words
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Advertisement322 1932-04-09 13 The Remedy That Gets to the Root of the Complaint In all diseases arising from impurities in the blood it is necessary in the first place to remove the poison from the blood; local treatment cannot give permanent relief. 1 CLARKE’S BLOOD MIXTURE gets to the J root of the322 words
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Advertisement144 1932-04-09 13 VMILKMAID" MW v' i <smoothens n -4 |V 'CL,,»., i'i Tv V i ac czn m /tn l r r—'S. W-* Z'/// I j‘ I vL i’’sl !IFI -z —b jlB--j w OC; y 9 s* I HERE’S SO MUCH-IN i *A NAME o Hosiery by Kayser* is always finest144 words
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Article764 1932-04-09 14 LOVE FOR A JUPGE’B GRANDDAUGHTER There is to beahtpnv sequel to the elopement of en M.P.’s son and a judge’s granddaughter to G'etna Green. The young pecoie, who hid been pnrsn»d by the you’h’s p'-rente in sn aerocl me, fait motor-ow, and express train» are:764 words
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Advertisement394 1932-04-09 14 iW \\W ril Jl a.sten Convalescence HOT wths# brings ,'evtr *krw y*«^ n < «tauri-u Every Lour of ridmess u t hoar in d* 1™ kixnr °n y to° depressing nxxic*<*tiy <nd loneliness, sod besides, pAW gernuus seem eo «w*rc rh«t you sre down. You've got rfw will w hasten394 words
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Advertisement39 1932-04-09 14 l/ARTINS PILLS. APIOL STEEL Sure and certain tor all Female I complaints. Every lady should E I keep a box in the house. f W. J. EDMONDS B Th» Erg 11 Pharmacy 52, 54, Beach Street. Penang 9 139 words
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Advertisement282 1932-04-09 14 ■daTp IK M 1 THE ALL-STEEL BiCTCLE ii rfii J» M) H ZMw RIDE A RALEIGH This world famous bicycle is built entirely or sleel. The Raleigh will never let you down. Writ» uow (bourjois Paris) > for the illustrated booklet and full particulars from the T S will keep282 words
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Article495 1932-04-09 15 Penang, April 9, 19L2. PEN AN j MARKET eta. Meat Peef Steak kati 32 Stew or < urry do 22 Pork, lean do 48 Pork lean fat Ist quality do 38 Mutton Indian lb 40 do Austialian do 40 Fowl kati 34 Capons locally reared do 45 Hen495 words
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Advertisement127 1932-04-09 15 gazette IS OBTAINABLE DAILY FROM OUR AGENTS AT P.M. Bukit Mertajam at 3.45 Simpang Ampat 4.10 Sungei Bakap 4.20 Nibong Tebal 4.30 Parit Buntar 4.45 Sungei Lima 5.00 Bagan Serai 5.15 Kamunting 6.20 Taiping 6.30 Sungei Patani 6.45 POST Sl/3SC*?/BEffS IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: Batterworth, Prai, Kepala Batas, Penaga, Sungei127 words
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Advertisement94 1932-04-09 15 lA««ett exceed Fl 2,000,000 S. C. Awuraace in force over *35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (icicocvoratMd fan Sir «it* SattUmautc). KIAD OFFICE I Great Eastern Life Building. Cecil Street. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 1 27, Old Jewry, 3.C. The Company baa £25.000 d.podtoti with th. Suprama Caaat af94 words
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Advertisement167 1932-04-09 15 Vlh. fl I H v I f-f \<LAj g B\\ O iC S light 9 Pepsodent polishes teeth as it removes film This double-action tooth paste brings a rapid improvement in the appearance of your teeth SOME tooth pasteswill remove three most important things necessary film, but they may harm167 words
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Advertisement1312 1932-04-09 16 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE p— WEEKLY SERVICE, LONDON, NORTH CONTINENT I HOLLAR STEAMSHIP LI Na Apr. 14 Colombo» London, Holland Hamburg —> _w w| w < A ».•.>, jt zn 'JTW T 7 TKT XT PATROCLUS Apr 22 'ol 'mbo, Marseille’, London. Rotterdam. Hamburg < <Ana MED»TFRR4NEAN AND LIVERPOOL SERVICE1,312 words
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Advertisement797 1932-04-09 16 P. 0.-BRITISH INDIA and apcar lines [Companies Incorporated in England.] MAIL PASSENGER and CARGO SERVICES Peninsular and tenham’ '’and under contract with His majesty s Service /X3r><i Government, London and rar Bulan An, East Moll Service. is Outwards from London for China Sallln p. s of steamers nt and Japan.797 words
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