Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 14 May 1932
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1932-05-14 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833, PUBLISHED DAILY No. 111. VOL. LXXXX. SATURDAY, 14th MAY, 1932 PRICE 10 CENTS20 words
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Advertisement661 1932-05-14 1 Ftjagata UIOTHKBB dentists Head Office next to The Dispensary. J Office SX.LeiU Street there should BE (fde NO UGLY WOMEN! -VALUE There are 2 classes of women. A (1) The beautiful, healthy and e vPim zvm zv «-ho *»> in excess of price! g gfKf/ g g g g I661 words
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Advertisement133 1932-05-14 1 A Gentlemen Always Looks Well Dressed in Good Clothes "When in England, call and fi Jk Hl youi self out with clothes at approx C: I D f original co.t. O v.-rronls. I.ounge k JR Sports, Dress Suits, Plus l ours Jg V* <tv. Created by eminent Savile Row and133 words
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Advertisement1718 1932-05-14 2 to let rr wrW S NEW SPRINGTIDE HCTfi DAn AO« Tanjong Bungah, Penang. 'Phone X,. f 213, Green Lane, two storeyed I C bougalowi g»n.ge, etc. tkf MERCANTILE BASK fIEDERLANDSCHE KISSBEL You are invited to use our hotel as your m n 6& 10 Hargraves Road. APfOL STEEL I tit1,718 words
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Article267 1932-05-14 3 AND THE FIRST THING HE SAID WAS—“A Pint, Please” A twenty-four-year-old man who has been deaf and dnmb from birth has ipoken at laat-.-taught by fallow-villagers as they eat round their mugs of cider in the village inn in id”, near Exeter, Devon, For267 words
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Article160 1932-05-14 3 IT TOOK THE WRONG TURNING A strange kini of dance was organised in Oxford. It was to buy an elephant fcr the Oxford Zoo. When the dance was at its height one morning two young men left the hall. They went to a bouse, and160 words
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327 1932-05-14 3 Which is the most superstitious county In BritiiL? Mr*. D MSommer a, of St. Mary’e-drive, N*wciatle, who has made a hiking tour of Staffordshire, declares that undoubtedly that county believes more in luck than any other. “I have spoken to hundreds of dwellers in327 words
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Advertisement360 1932-05-14 3 r- j <i Viar-O L hOT .JRok I tag’H I URllenburgs'Foods I Made from the purest milk of cows pastured in the I home counties, the ‘Allenburys' Foods are as easily I digested as mother's milk. They are germ free and I are simply and quickly made by the addition360 words
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Advertisement329 1932-05-14 3 FACE COVERED 1 Baby Had No Rest or Sleep. Healed by Cuticura. “My baby suffered with eczema for two months. It started with a red watery ——W spot on his cheek and when it broke it V to caused the trouble to spread. In about six weeks his face was329 words
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Article326 1932-05-14 4 WHY Boycott of a Woman Broker MISS EDITH MIDGELEY. of Bradford in her capacity t s “aocfficiaV' wemsn stockbroker, has deUt in stocks and eharen for tv enty-one years. More than £1,000,000 has passed through her hands. She hts carried cut single deals of326 words
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Article201 1932-05-14 4 EUT A SERPENT LURK-J IN GRAVEYARD East Preetor, Sussex, is the modern Eden. It has no unemployment problem. A esse of dru .‘renneas is unknown. The death-rate ir -«mcng the four low* est in the couch ’nd The rural diecr.ct eouadl has de* cided to201 words
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Article261 1932-05-14 4 I have just seen the grava in a German wsr c meterr at AcneanHr, near here, ci C plain Bui, V. C, the B-: hh air hero, who shot down forty three enemy m chines. It is n >t to ba msved, although the261 words
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Advertisement185 1932-05-14 4 WHEH FCO p DISAGgEES How tc get rcHef from indigestion. sf? o*' 0 Ifpain, wind or distress follow eating or drinking, 3» ■’’ST M-isimply take a little ‘Bisurated* Magnesia in J V»" i a quarter of a glass of water and the cause ’i •t’lA—i'Rl' of the trouble will be185 words
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Advertisement567 1932-05-14 4 Buy Briusn and so employ B. itish labour by land and by sea” fr -1 r I ll® H R H., THE PRINCE OF WALES’S BROADCAST A 1 y HORLICK’S 1« is BRITISH preparations R 6ere is your guarantee of romance and beauty, is the name given by M. Sourjois567 words
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Article345 1932-05-14 5 SCOTLAND YARD DISCOVERY MILITANT CELLS IN BIG CENTRES OF INDUSTRY Plans to Foment Strikes DOCUMENTS which have come into tb« possession of the Special Branch of Scotland Yard. after the recent arrest of a foreign Communist in Etgland, have revealed a plot to engineer a widespread345 words
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Article167 1932-05-14 5 SHOE-HEEL CHIVALRY ON THE UNDERGROUND A woman traveller on the Underground at Charing Cross Station caught the heel of her shoe in the esc.later, and the heel came cff. But the Underground was not dis may*!- "Step th e way. madam. We’ll soon put that right for ycu,”167 words
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Article236 1932-05-14 5 CHARM THAT FAILED Night Out Ended by A Spanner GUESTS STAMPEDE Wten the Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Bri'a n left Colombo during her round-woild cruise she halon board a paise'g’r not accounted for in ship’s articles. Ttiswas a 6ft. cobra, snuggled in a basket into236 words
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Article258 1932-05-14 5 ACTRESS HAS EERIE ADVENTURE Lacked in a wood. This was the unusual adven.ure which gave Miss Ivy Treemand. the t circs?, an unpleasant hour at Highgate. She entered Highgate Woo’s with her degas dusk was falling, and when she tried to get out egain after her258 words
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Advertisement393 1932-05-14 5 g' A 1 I A I j 7 I life"’'^ e>l I Fitness from I i Hells. J Wine 1 6, the 1““' PeitonjfM Strength- 25-ESE F ’■'ks?~ Giver t Taking Hall’s Wine is the surest way of getting, and keeping, the strength H that means lasting fitness. Hall’s T393 words
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Advertisement19 1932-05-14 5 REDUCED PRICES IN KAYSER STOCKINGS Grasp This Opportunity AT B.H.T. Doulatram C° Corner of Beach and Bishop Streets, Penang.19 words
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Advertisement112 1932-05-14 5 s 1R i jIIi I I S i• Hi "4 xM ‘/r ,v THE IDEAL z- FOOD FOR THE x TROPICS GIVE YOUR BABY THE FOOD YOU KNOW IS NEAREST TO MOTHER’S MILK. Every tin Guaranteed for Purity and Freshness. Lock for he date seal. HUMANISED TnsofliraioiD SOLE AGENTS FOR112 words
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Article1412 1932-05-14 6 Admiral Jellicoe in Wartime Britain's Wireless Beacon "From Our Own Correspondent London, April 21 GLIMPSES of Lord Jellicoe during the war and a firsthand account of the preWar measures taken to arm British merchant ships are interesting features of Paymaster RearAdmiral Sir Hamnet Share’s book of reminiscences1,412 words
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Advertisement602 1932-05-14 6 Z". ~."T-Tl I B3Kr 'BO. I Lkf r j GYPROC Lack of 1 CakHm I FIREPROOF causes feg ‘gj WALLBOARD Weakness I s ?"X W i In any building there are with GYPROC Firepoof 1 <. |S ir.evi ably places where Wallboad. Itn iR repairs to walls or ceilings By602 words
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Article365 1932-05-14 7 A CASH BONUS Chairman’s Circular to b hare h( Ider s The following circular signed by A r. T J. Wcarne. chairman, has been sent to the beholders of V 5 earne Brothers. Ltd ’'our directors wish to advise shareholders during the las, few years365 words
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Article330 1932-05-14 7 TN-K'/S DV.CE IN MURDER OAbE ag Hang phwded guilty at the Assizes, b fore Mr. Justice to a charge of having on Jan. 26 'krdeu Street, committed the > an sued Chinese Mr. irk appearing for the aocuaad, ha hcl advusd the accused to withdraw that330 words
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Article72 1932-05-14 7 CHINESE ‘ACCUSED ol trn Cja lltte d criminal breach *‘t 'SKII f Oorlilin Proparty, to e!etk, a f ,rUBto d to him as a tofo,. ,r Low Joo Pah was lAne-ja 3li Bfuo r E J*KO, the c KgltitMe. ‘•3’ exphired to accused Pcnrme, r72 words
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374 1932-05-14 7 SGRETCHINGS FOR TO-DAY Old Clo’s OutrtaadiDg Chance BY TIG-TAG Except in tbe two griffin rsoes good fie ds 3 have been left in the other races for j to day's meeting at Singapore Subject to course scratchings there will be 14 runners in Race 5374 words
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Article34 1932-05-14 7 —Reuter. Britain v Roumania Torquay, May 13 In the Davis Cup Competition Perry (Britain) beat MisLu (Roumania' 6—o, G— 1, 6—l; David Br:t*iu) heat Pouliefif (Roumania) 7—5, 7 —5 6 1—Reuter. - 34 words
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Article59 1932-05-14 7 A table-tennis Match between the Health and Strength Union. Penang, and the Li Tek Seah will be n ayed at the Union e premises to night at 7 30 prm 7 he following will replant the H 8 Union —Messrs. Lae Eng Ann Teh Ah Yong Ung Cheng59 words
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Article659 1932-05-14 7 THRILLING GAME Sudin And Muthu Score Two 1 ach The large crowd that assembled on the St Xavier s ground yesterday to witness the i football match between the Chinese and the Rest in aid of the Unemployment Funds, had their money’s worth. J he659 words
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Article231 1932-05-14 7 DIES ON WAY TO ENGLAND ON LEAVE News of the death of Mr. 0 V. Newton, manager of Carnarvon and Monmouth Estates Kuala Belangor, has been receive! in Kuala Lampur Mr. Newton died at Gibraltar on May 8. while on bis wayhoths on six months’ leaie. The231 words
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191 1932-05-14 7 COUN IY RESULTS Good Bowling Performances The Indian touriete beat Bliekheath by ol run?. The ladhne scored 149 and El ckheatb 88. Niz’r took 6 wickets for 11 ru i». Middlesex Hampshire Middlesex won on the first i’-.nirgi Hampshire 70 5 for IS r-rbles 5 f191 words
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286 1932-05-14 7 EXCITING MATCH Hooi Hye Wins Easily Three further tzu ches w re plavrfl fff veeterday in the P nang Lawn Tennis P chip Meeting end all three »uded ss anticipated, akhnu>h the m itch between Miss Carrier and Vilberg and Mrs. Douglas and Rule286 words
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Article62 1932-05-14 7 STRAITS TRADING CO KIIaN OLUB The following will represent the Straits Trading Co. Cricket Olub in their match against the Krian Olub, at Butterworth on Sunday. H D Black W R p rearley 0I R urion. J Cooper (Oapt). H T Earle A W Foster R Heslop. 062 words
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Article59 1932-05-14 7 TAMILS WEO TALKS IN COURT Proceeding to chat after they were warned not to do so in the po ice court two TamiL were this mon iag placeu in the dock and charged with intentionally interrupting a public servant to which they pleaded guilty. Ur59 words
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Article325 1932-05-14 7 PENANG v SELANGOR Brand won the toss and elec‘ed to bit. Th« Penang side filed ou: of the pavilion sharp to time. GL. Dennisor-Smith and A. L. Henry open'd the Sehsgor inning? to tbe bawling of F. Reutena who opened bowling from the era end. Henry f ced325 words
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Advertisement397 1932-05-14 7 The Mentakab Rubber Company Limited (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Thirteenth Ordii ary G neral Meeting of tbe Members cf Thr M-ntakab Rubber L’mited, will be held at tha Officae cf ths CimpaTy, Ch-tri? red Bank Otuimber’, S n« ’pore, on Saturday, 21rt May,397 words
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Article437 1932-05-14 8 For the second time Colonel Lindbergh claims the thoughts of two continents but now admiration is replaced by sincere sympathy. A few days ago the body of bis infant son, who was kidnapped on March 1, was found in a wood, with head worm is the nature437 words
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Article456 1932-05-14 8 Mr. Leong Yew Koh of Tpoh. is spooling a short holiday at Pangkor. Mr. and Mrs. J F. Ardron, of the Naval Base are going on leave by the Ranpara. Mr. 0 V Bailey, of Evatt and 00., leaves Ingapore for home on leave by the Ranpura.456 words
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Article83 1932-05-14 8 Conversion From Rupee To Dinar The conversion of currency in Iraq from the rupee io the new currency based on tbs dinar which is equivalent to the pound sterling is proceeding smoothly and satis faotoriiy. The supply and control of the new currency are under the management of83 words
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Article26 1932-05-14 8 Two new roads off Merican Road have been named Merican Laue (nearer Duoiop Bead) and Brunei Laue (near Pah .ng R. al).26 words
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Article773 1932-05-14 8 Philippine islands to be independent THE passing f a Bill in House of Representatives providing for tbe independence of the Philippine Islands within eight years maiks yet another phase in the chequered histo y of this American Colony. Since the islands were discovered in the early773 words
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Article100 1932-05-14 8 Tin— Spot Yesterday To-day London J? 122 Os. od. J 8120,155, Od Tin (3 Months) London £124 Os. Od. «£122 105. Od. Singapore $62.50 $61.50 Business Done 75 tons 50 tons Penang $61,87 J >61.3* J Business Done Sellers No Buyers Rubber London 1J d. New York 2£c.100 words
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Advertisement169 1932-05-14 8 THE STORY OF ROSALINDE Dw Fledermans, the most successful opera of Johann Strauss, has from its conception up to the present day made many music lovers regale them» Ives on its lavish spread of scintillating music. Hear LOTTE LEHMANN, delicious Rosalinde of Die Fledermans at Covent Garden, give a> interpretation169 words
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Advertisement32 1932-05-14 8 O. THB BUST SITUATED BEIBIDE HOTEL IN HAST. ALL ROO4S FACE THE SEA each with sitting r->»_a and private bathroom attached. MXKRI SAAITATJBB THROUGHOUT EXCELLENT CUISINE uuder »> >ort E i>~' '>»an Chef.32 words
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682 1932-05-14 9 r, ue vi aari Rugby Radio Service. german and french AIMS International Police Force future of league Foreign Secretary, Sir John Simon, an important statement whea dis o rnament was discussed in the House of •Jcmmone yesterday. Fir John Simon began by citing Article 7 igbir, ue viaari Rugby Radio Service. - 682 words
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Article33 1932-05-14 9 Reuter. Spuish Workman Arrested n Wwui Tl a rtrQ k w l**todly fp-- J b panish workman when he The a -k tU Pon,DTOlBr »»d« Strathaird ka n was arretted Reuter.– Reuter. - 33 words
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Article48 1932-05-14 9 Reuter. 21 SENTENCED'. 9 acquitted Sentences ranging from fifteen months Imprisonment to twelve years' penal aervi tude were passed at Prinoetown on the twenty one Dartmoor mutineers. All the sentences are to be consecutive upon the terms the prisoners are now serving. Nine others were acquitted.—Reuter. - 48 words
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339 1932-05-14 9 —Reuter. AUSTRALIAN POLITICAL SENSATION I Sydney (New South Wales), Yesterday The dismissal of the Labourite Premier, Mr. Lang by the Governor of New South Wales constitutes the climax of an embitter ed struggle between the Federal Government and New South Wales over the latter’s default in—Reuter. - 339 words
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Article121 1932-05-14 9 Reuter. British Government Willing to Participate In the House of Commons Sir John Simon stressed the Government’s willingness to attend an International Money Confer enoe mentioned by Mr. Elliot on May 11. Replying to Mr. Churchill who asked whether the Government had any information regarding the attitude ofReuter. - 121 words
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Article106 1932-05-14 9 neuter. Forced Descent Off Irish Coast Newark, Yesterday The New Jersey airman “Lanky” Reichers took off at 11 o clock last night on flight to Paris. He is halting at Harbour Grace and then proceeding to Dublin and then on to Paris where he hopes to reach atneuter. - 106 words
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Article380 1932-05-14 9 .—Reuter. Police Making Every Effort to Pursue Kidnappers New York Yesterday Lindberg, still cruising in bis yacht was I convinced he was at last on the definite track ‘of the kidnappers and the child when the dread discovery was made It was nine hours before he heard the.—Reuter. - 380 words
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Article101 1932-05-14 9 Spends an Hour at Nursing Home The King yesterday visited the Prime Minister at the nursing home and spent half an hour at bis bedside. His Msjesty also saw Mr MacDonald s doctors and discussed the operation with them. They assure the King that the Premier101 words
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Article137 1932-05-14 9 Rugby Radio Service. British Government Determined to Protect Bond-Holders Replying to a House of Commons question regarding the Greek Government proposal to use amounts due for sinking funds on apecifica'ly secured foreign loans to Greece for public works the Chancellor of the Exchequer stated he understood aRugby Radio Service. - 137 words
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Article30 1932-05-14 9 —Reuter. Reichers was forced down off the Irish Coast and was rescued by the liner President Roosevelt. He is suffering from a broken nose aad lacerations. —Reuter.—Reuter. - 30 words
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Article151 1932-05-14 9 —Beater. Tokio Report of Minor Victory Tokyo Yesterday According to Mukden press reports Japa nese troops clashed with a body of Marshal Chang Haueh hang's volunteers in the neighbourhood of -hanhai Kwan, the Japanese finally dispersing the volunteers who left 120 dead after prolonged fighting Press Comment'—Beater. - 151 words
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Article62 1932-05-14 9 Young Britisher Drowned While Leaving Steamer From Our Own Correspondent Bangkok, Yesterday Mr. lan Mackenzie, Dockmaster of the Bangkok Dock Company, was drowned in the Bangkok River early this morning whilst leaving an anchored steamer He was married lees than twelve months ago. He was captain of the62 words
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Article49 1932-05-14 9 Beater. Twenty-Five Year Moratorium Advocated Washington. Yesterday A twenty five year moratorium on war debts combined with a scheme for partis cancellation in return for debtors receiving imports from the United states has been sent to Mr. Hoover by the Presidents of seven leading railway workers’ organisations.Beater. - 49 words
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Article39 1932-05-14 9 Reuter. Cammercial Agreement Dealing With Indo-China Paris, Yesterday A Franco Japanese commercial agreement dealing with Japanese relations with IndoChina was signed by M Tardieu and M. Rollin, Minister of Commerce, and Mr. Nagaoka, the Japanese Ambassador.Reuter. - 39 words
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Article57 1932-05-14 9 maintained a arm iron».— nagoy naaiu Service. Business Buoyant on Closing for Holidays On closing for the Whitsuntide holidays the stock markets ended with business buoyant Leading British funds left off with appreciable gains Ihe leading issues among investment securities were mostly 1/16 to i higher while recentmaintained a arm iron».—nagoy naaiu Service. - 57 words
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Advertisement42 1932-05-14 9 ADVERTISING TELLS OF THINGS j To wear, to use, to eat and to entertain. It is the news that the housewife looks for. Place the merits of YOUR wares before them through the medium of the PINANG GAZETTE and increase your custom.42 words
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Miscellaneous137 1932-05-14 9 EHEBXBREBEEBS3ESOBBHOHHHHBBHHHBBDEHHB flEHHHHHBEKSSESHMHHHEjflHMHMBHHBHHHHHB MAJ ESTIC 6 15 NIGHTLY 9-30 Matinees To-day, To morrow Monday at 2-45 pm. Greeted Last Night by Packed Houses! jPk Janet GAYNOR I Charles FARRELL I P^ c| OU$J*igTj|B Picture wiiu £L «is Knul iloulien Also The First Complete Pictures of THE GRAND NATIONAL 1932 Exclusively Photographed137 words
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Article328 1932-05-14 10 TO DAY’S PRICES TL> iollowlni were ths hiesi luotsV.one U BESSES. KENNEDY* Co.’s ah>« Ito at *ll m. to-day Testerday To day Shaehb i. to. I o. to. Io Mining Bangriif Tin M 81. 91- 7'- 8/Kamunting T.. M 3/6 4 6 3-6 4 3 Kinta328 words
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Article48 1932-05-14 10 Singapore Prisea for Standard R’hhed Smokad Sheet far to day era st *o? low: S&nt f oaata per lb. Jnly/RepL 51 ,i to OcL/Deo. 6 h J.n I dbreh 6} l( H qiTt Lond.n and Live*pon! Stock likely 'o be decreased by 3,900 tons48 words
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Article42 1932-05-14 10 The following is a list of undelivered tel «grams at the office of the Eastern Extension TtLgranh 0 Jtnpau: Chckihwsn, 817 Ohmia Street. Horkongei. Eberhardt* Poste Restante. Poe, f.f. President Harrison. Holo bin Arlp, c/o Dato Krimat Rd. N". 2,42 words
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Article162 1932-05-14 10 Latest QU'itattano Fri. Bal. May 13 May 12 Ssm. IL Parle 92 2 /32 92i 153.90 Sew Yotfc 8 6*l 8.66| 4 **s? Montreal 4 18> 4.’<4 Brussels B '.O > 26 10 84 HS Geneva 18 674 18 75 Si M 8 Amsierdam 902 9162 words
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Article87 1932-05-14 10 Ma’’ 11 Courtesy of Chart ere J Bank On Linden Bank Demand 2 8 25/32 ii h 4 m/ta 2 3 £9/82 Priva.e 3 m/la Credit t < 1/3 DoTOtnertarj 2*4 14 On New York Bank Daman* 42 France n T.T 950 nom India n T.T 1541 b ingkok87 words
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Article124 1932-05-14 10 FOR APRIL lbs Anglo-^ T alay 48,680 London Asiatic 428.2’ 0 Golden Hope 130.38 J Bikam 90.000 oungkai Chumor i«, O-5 Seacort 62.000 R. E. of Tohore 64,30'1 North Labis »oJOO Pernauabaug 130.0 ?O t Srithisla 95,010 h L tuardon 77.” J Ledb -ry 40.0 0 CJ my124 words
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Article233 1932-05-14 10 Ptianfi May 14 cts m -UIQ& 5. s’ji/e .3 5.000 00 ji n-j sup; lies Ist! sell 1 72 00 ’fee} nom uu supplies 80j Joaonaw a» 1000 > 15.00 .’care sales 5.75 Income ta <8 11.10 u uam Coarse 10.6! dmrtl Shel 1&00 liaa— 58 41-tn No.233 words
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Article240 1932-05-14 10 St, GEOEGZ T'lB MABT7B (CSUEOF ENGLAKD) Whitsunday t 6 7-50 Liiany, Bam Matins, F» LX VIII Hym i 208, O' l Holy Commani®. 9 15 Holy Con> jjnnio: a nil, 6pm Eteasn? Ps CIV iIA Magaificit 211. Dimittis 252, Hymns 155 157.21 M Whitmonday Wf i’t esday, Bam240 words
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Advertisement59 1932-05-14 10 S_ w 7 Id > T 1 M JU-JU M. i THE SEVEN LONG WHEELBASE MODEL NEW SUNSHINE STOCKS 00 F JUST V W /WX LEATHER ARRIVED UPHOLSTERY BORNEO MOTORS LIMITED. T .r SANFORDS RUBBER STAMP INK will help year stamp pad ani robber stamp to give better impressions and59 words
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Article293 1932-05-14 11 Reports Ths Report of the Directors of Meranti Toiled Limited Blates inter alia: The profit for the year amounted to to 010.23. To this has to ba added the i d nee brought forward from the oreXub year $5,522.64 m k.n* $11.582 87 hich the Directcrd r<293 words
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Article252 1932-05-14 11 RUBBER SALE 1 DEPARTMENT Penar g. May 11 Sir re we st reported bo.b the London S' i the Realm rketa have cn ba nee at 2J and 5 11/16 cents per ab rfpptcl vy. Yark Spot qaatßtion, hcv. > var, has fluctuated sharply on cor252 words
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Article124 1932-05-14 11 The Singapore Una.uber of Commerce Rubber Association held ite 1,C69.h suction on Wednesday when there was ’atalcgued 1,506,516 ;b 672.55 tons. Offered 1,327.849 -be; 592.79 tom. Sold J.106,1481t5 493 82 tons. T Spot London 2d. New York 3| cts. Nomina] Price* Realised Ribbed Smoked Sheet Oente Par124 words
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Article495 1932-05-14 11 FRASER’S WEEKLY REPORT Singapore, May 11 During the past week th-re has been pr ctically no business to report in any sec.ion of the local ah.re m rket. On an obvious’y nervone market the price of tin has fluc.uated sharply during the period, The announcement of the495 words
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Advertisement387 1932-05-14 11 Ai?4©te exceed >12,000,000 S. C. o«»o non 1 /*ta«srenc© in fare's, over U3s,vvv,uCo. I The Oreat Eitstern Life Assurance Go., Ltd. g (Inee<y>cc*i. ĕ U Sstil-speou; HIaP 1 G, t E..<ern f B«iWw* [CecH Street. SUjapo*». LONDON 1 27, Old Jtwry, £.C. vaopftny *o«Sud wijfc a< jjnpr»»» C»t»i aid coupLiaa387 words
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Article978 1932-05-14 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 From’ Sailing For Date of Sai l Steamer Doymaer van Belawan-Deli. Aeahan Twist and Paneh (L&boeanBilik) Same Ports To-day Klarg978 words
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Advertisement539 1932-05-14 12 I FAR EASTERN MAU I PASSENGER FREIGHT SERV|£g I OUTWARDS For Pert Swettenham, Singapore Manila, Hone K. )n en I Japan and Dairen I May 15 x ms. '‘KULMERLAND” I For Fort Swettenham, Singapore, Manila, Hone Rl Japan and Dairen I May 31 a.B. “PREUSSEN” I For Port Swettenham, Singapore,539 words
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Article109 1932-05-14 13 Walks When Told of Wife’s Death SHOCK on hearing of his wife’s death caused a crippled man, Mr. E. Seal, of Dorman's Lmd, Surrey* to regain the use of both his legs. Mr. Seal was in hospital and could only wa k with the aid of109 words
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Article194 1932-05-14 13 Putting Out a Fire WITH GINGER BEER GAS Quelling the fiercest type of petrol and oil fires with g*> hsu og from cylinders at a temperature of minus llOdegs. Fahr This is whit Britain’s latest type of fire engine can d''. The g??, I quefied carbondioxide —that need in mineral194 words
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Article114 1932-05-14 13 NO xor*: rax defaulters —AT PRESENT Two London pUieemen recently were their uniferms for the first time for nine months —became there sre no more in-come-tax defaul.ers to be taken to Brixton Prison—at present. They executed their last committal order on Monday. These two policemen are the114 words
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Article61 1932-05-14 13 pAFE CARRIED A MILE FOR A FEW STAMPS Thieves broke into the office of Messrs. A, Stening, commeercial body builders. Oatford Bridge* 8-E. They stole a safe weighing' fiewte. They conveyed the safe to Seiworthyroad. Perry Hill, nearly a mile away. They ripped out the back of the61 words
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Article38 1932-05-14 13 Mr. Markin Anderson —"Oynicus,” the originator of the comic picture postcard—whom the Sunday Express two years ago reunited to hia brother William after an estrangement lasting nearly thirty years, has died at the age of eighty»38 words
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Advertisement356 1932-05-14 13 4 < f w4 ■'&&>«s tga&MK WwW|! \I i L*fe R*y J because there’s a point J for every hand Parker Writes Easiest L» K VVTTI AT’S your own particular type of handwriting? It’s all the same to a Parker. Whether it’s light, .%JI':IUy dainty script or bold and black356 words
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Advertisement38 1932-05-14 13 LAWYERS REQUISITES Bodkins Green Silk Thread I» ,< Tapes Indenture Paper Paper Seals Pink Office Tapes Power of Attorney Forms Registry of Deeds Forms White Office Tapes Will forms No. 1,2, 8, 4 5. The Pirang Gazette Press, Ltd.38 words
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Advertisement423 1932-05-14 13 Germs of decay lurk in ugly film Prevent trouble—keep teeth free from film with this special film-removing tooth paste ]«F you were to allow your teeth to gently removes this film and reveals »go even one day without brush- the clean enamel surfaces of your ing them, a coating of423 words
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