Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 7 September 1932
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1932-09-07 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 211. Vol. LXXXX. WEDNESDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER, 1932. PRICE 10 CENTS.20 words
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138 1932-09-07 1 —Reuter. JAPANESE PROPOSALS NOT WANTED BY NANKING Unconfirmed Rumour NO INTENTION TO DEPART FROM ORIGINAL POLICY Manchurian Dispute Nanking, Yesterday. It is officially announced that no information has been received to confirm the report that the new Japanese Minister, Mr. Ariyoshi, is—Reuter. - 138 words
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228 1932-09-07 1 poten'.iary at Caracus.—Rugby Radio Service. Exchange System 1 DANUBIAN STATES’ CONFERENCE OPENS AT STRESA Rugby, Yesterday. General discussion began to-day in the conference of the financial and economic experts on the reconstruction of Central and Eastern Europe at Stresa (Italy) when* delegates of fifteen statespoten'.iary at Caracus.—Rugby Radio Service. - 228 words
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Article313 1932-09-07 1 "WE ARE NOT USING THEi MONEY” Mr. De Valero, speaking at Drogheda on. ugust 21, referred to the Land Annuities question He said: e have put our money into a suspense I account, and it is there for all the world see. We are not313 words
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Article86 1932-09-07 1 —Rugby Radio Service. IMPROVING MARKET FOR PRIMARY COMMODITIES Rugby, Yesterday Although the activity of? yesterday when there was a spirited rise in miscellaneous markets, was not repeated at the opening of the Stock Exchange this morning the markets continued in an optimistic mood and in—Rugby Radio Service. - 86 words
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Article53 1932-09-07 1 ALLEGED MILITARY ACTIVITY IN SINGAPORE (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Yesterday. IX REPLY TO A QUESTION AT YESTERDAY’S MEETING OF THE PEOPLES’ ASSEMBLY REGARDING BRITISH MOBILISATION OF TROOPS AT SINGAPORE THE FOREIGN MINISTER SAID THAT SUCH ACTIVITY COULD NOT BE HELD TO HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE53 words
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75 1932-09-07 1 —Reuter. Two Hundred Arrested For Disobeying Orders Rotterdam, Yesterday. Two hundred of the crew of the Holland Amerika liner ‘‘Rotterdam will be prosecuted for alleged disobeying of orders. When the ship arrived at 5 a.m. escorted by the mine uayer Meerlant,” the police arrested—Reuter. - 75 words
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Article79 1932-09-07 1 Reuter. Virtual Breakdown of System of Collective Negotiation London, Yesterday An effort is made at mediation in the cotton dispute in Sir Henry Betterton's letter, in which he advocates the appointment of a Special Committee in the industry to deal with such matters as wages conciliation as theReuter. - 79 words
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Article288 1932-09-07 1 Modification Approved “To Maintain Co-operation Is Principal Object Rugby, Yesterday. The decision to modify the procedure to be adopted in connection with further progress in the Indian constitutional reforms is approved generally by the press. The proposal that the Consultative Committee of the Round Table Conference sitting288 words
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307 1932-09-07 1 Italy Does Not Contest Judicial Right Rome, Yesterday. It is authoritatively learned that Italy does not contest Germany’s judicial right to equality in armaments, but considers that it should be properly raised at Geneva. Therefore, it is assumed that Italy will not oppose Germany’s claim307 words
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127 1932-09-07 1 —Rugby Radio Service. LARGE SCALE DOMESTIC DEVELOPMENTS URGED Rugby, Yesterday. A resolution calling upon Government to adopt a policy leading to the abolition of war debts and reparations and the lowering of tariff barriers and providing for planning, on a large scale, of developments such—Rugby Radio Service. - 127 words
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Article150 1932-09-07 1 Reuter. Government Controlled Stock To Be Withdrawn Washington, Yesterday. The Grain Stabilisation Corporation owns three million bushels of wheat. Of 650,000 bales of cotton which the Stabilisation Corporation proposed to market before July 31, 1933, nearly half has been sold but the remaining stocks will beReuter. - 150 words
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Article231 1932-09-07 1 Sprightly Comedy-Drama at Majestic A sprightly and saucy play, with wellbalanced proportions of dramatic interest, is Girls About Town,” which is now showing at the Majestic. The story is about two gold diggers, dressed to kill, whose job is to put in the right frame of mind231 words
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215 1932-09-07 1 Over Three Months Salary SINGAPORE CLERKS WANT WEEKLY PAY (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, To-day. A largely attended meeting was held in the Municipal Board Room yesterday afternoon urder the auspices of the Clerical Union to discuss the question of weekly wages.215 words
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Article143 1932-09-07 1 Alleged Contravention of Passenger Restriction Ordinance A summons issued under the Passengers Restriction Ordinance against Messrs. Islay Kerr Co., Ltd., Agents of the British India Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., was mentioned this morning before the Police Magistrate, Penang. Mr. R. D. Hume mentioned the case and applied143 words
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73 1932-09-07 1 The following donation to the above Fund is acknowledged Straits Trading Co. Club’s Subscriptions September, 1932, $ll.OO. Copenhagen, Yesterday M. Deoxholm, counsellor of the Danish Legation, London, has been appointed Danish Minister to China.—Reuter. It is officially announced that a report published in several English and73 words
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Advertisement17 1932-09-07 1 y, NAGATA brothers OĕNTsSTS Head Office next to The Dispensary Branch Office 52, Leith Street m. f-17 words
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Advertisement1548 1932-09-07 2 RATES FOR CASUAL I MUNICIPAL NOTICE RANKS ADVERTISEMENTS M (Q s RABIES F/ V AH communications relating to The Mercantile Bank Chartered Bank Advertisements should be addressed to In view of the existence of rabies m J (Incorporated in England by Royal the Advertisement Manager, The among dogs in the1,548 words
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Article738 1932-09-07 3 Extreme Coid Cy Upper Atmosphere Milan, August 18. Heights never yet attained by man were reached by Professor Piccard to-day in his second adventurous journey into the unexplored regions of the upper air, in the course of which he reached a height of M>,700 metres (nearly 10V& miles738 words
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Article342 1932-09-07 3 Progress of Balloon s Flight The following is an hour by hour story of Professor Piccard’s flight, as recorded by Reuter’s correspondents in Switzerland, Austria and Italy:— 5.5 a.m. —The Professor took off from the Dubendorf aerodrome, near Berne. 7.30 a.m.—Balloon sighted over the Hohe Kasten Mountains342 words
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Article350 1932-09-07 3 98° IN THE SHADE AT GREENWICH NO RESPITE YET London, Aug. 19. Greenwich Observatory recorded a shade temperature at 2 p.m. of 98 the highest recorded at Greenwich since 1911, when it was 100, the highest ever recorded in this country. At the same time350 words
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Article83 1932-09-07 3 96.7 Degrees at 2 p.m. in London 11 DEGREES HIGHER Than the Previous Record of July 16, 1900 Temperature in London shortly before 2 p.m. to-day was 96.7 in the shade. This boats the previous record of July 16, 1900, when 95.2 was reached. The83 words
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Advertisement442 1932-09-07 3 F Vifwr by taking SANATOGEN fka Tree Ts*J«-Fa»d. I )mmhm •*<»»» to As It ia to a«r*w witol Fatrai to* ««to' .iMBLiI I—pan For over a half century the name Cut icura has been before the public. Have you ever wondered what the name means? Derived from Cutis-cura, it means442 words
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Advertisement344 1932-09-07 3 E 7-1 Isii IllflJ 11 11 SO ENDED AN ORGY OF CHEAPNESS. THIS actual photographic reproduction, taken ’ast year after our Ist Anniversary Sale, portrays 136 watches whicl. were traded in as part payment forNEW WATCHES OUR 2nd ANNIVERSARY SALE OF WATCHES CLOCKS M WILL LAST ALL SEPTEMBER, AND THIS344 words
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Article560 1932-09-07 4 AS REVENGE ON AUNT Seven Years for Attempted Wife Murder At the Assize Court yesterday, before Mr. Justice Prichard and a Common Jury, Ariffin bin Jamin, a Malay, was sentenced to five years’ rigorous imprisonment for mischief by setting fire to a house at Sungei560 words
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Article114 1932-09-07 4 Consul Going to Siam Siam has not yet consented to allow China to set up a Consulate in her territory. But since September 1, 1932, all merchandise imported into China have to be accompanied by a Consular Invoice, the National Government of Nanking has decided to set114 words
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Article113 1932-09-07 4 .—Daily Telegraph. No Knowledge Of Girl Ottawa, August 23. Mr. L. S. Amery, M.P., told me to-day that he had never heard of Miss Una Wing until he received a cablegram informing him of the action taken in London to prevent his son’s marriage. He opposes the marriage.—Daily Telegraph. - 113 words
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Article453 1932-09-07 4 During the absence of the Governor, Sir Cecil Clementi, up-country, Sir John Scott is acting as his deputy. Staff-Nurse W. Sanderson, C.M.B. Lond., of the General Hospital, Singapore, left on Saturday last in the Centaur for a holiday in Australia. The marriage took place on Sunday at453 words
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Article362 1932-09-07 4 MARRIAGE REFUSED TO MR. AMERY RUSSIA ONLY HOPE—AND IT IS TOO FAR London, August 23 Mr. John Amery, the 20-years-old son of Mr. L. S. Amery, M.P., and his fiancee, Miss Una Wing, the actress, cannot get married outside Russia. This was the disappointing result of362 words
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Advertisement68 1932-09-07 4 OIL ENGINES BUILT BY DAVEY PAXMAN ARE AS WELL KNOWN IN MALAYA AS IN EVERY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD. In Malaya to-day, every Commercial Firm is endeavouring to reduce production costs to the minimum. Have you fully considered the possibility of a saving on cost of power and light OIL68 words
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Advertisement240 1932-09-07 4 A I I H to tiiese* 7 nY qao (NOwturLD in t Flat chopiv! DX 362 (.Liebestraum Squire’s Octet play these wonderful and popular classics in a most appealing manner This is a record of which you will never tire DB 868 Sv e able Od t 0 V The240 words
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Miscellaneous148 1932-09-07 4 PHONE THEATRE J 492 XvlA IKJ ROYAL OPENING TO-NIGHT—6.IS 9.30 THE FAMOUS MADAN THEATRES LTD.. CALCUTTA PRESENT BILWAMANGAL OR SOORDAS Partly in Colour Lots of Delightful Hindustani Songs Splendid Music. Gorgeous Settings Phone 264. 6.15 To-night Positively Last 2 Shows 9.30 FREDERICK LONSDALE'S "LOVERS COURAGEOUS" M.-G.-M. PICTURE TO MORROW THE148 words
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Article1139 1932-09-07 5 the worst ever cre ls no remark. as has been obT i before so infuriating as that of the when a very great man misses «mall putt: -What a comfort it qee that these fellows can do it too! is nothing that is malignant and Th JLeful that I1,139 words
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Article501 1932-09-07 5 SENIOR LEAGUE MATCH Narrow Win for the P.R.C. Underestimating the capabilities of their opponents, the Province Wellesley Football Association brought across a weak team to meet the Penang Recreation Club in their Senior League fixture yesterday and paid the penalty of conceding major points being beaten by501 words
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Article205 1932-09-07 5 Half Yearly Tournament The following opening ties have been arranged in connection with the Penang Recreation Club half-yearly Tennis tournament. Good entries have been received and it is expected to carry through the tournament within a month, before the start of the wet season. For these reasons205 words
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251 1932-09-07 5 —Reuter. FOR ST. LEGER Latest List of Likely Runners London, Yesterday The following is the latest list of probable starters for the St. Leger Stakes to be run at Doncaster on Wednesday: April the Fifth (Mr. T. Walls) Lane. Hesperus (M. M. Boussac) Elliott.—Reuter. - 251 words
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Article87 1932-09-07 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Tuesday The Sweep run by the Perak Turf Club in connection with the St. Leger was drawn for at the Racecourse, Ipoh, on Tuesday evening and resulted as follows: Udaipur 2207 Violator 1469 April V. 2798 Orwell 2209 Sundergain 2125 Taj87 words
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159 1932-09-07 5 INNINGS AND 40 RUNS Brilliant Century by Ames London, Yesterday. At Folkestone, the Indian tourists suffered a severe defeat at the hands of an England XI, being beaten by an innings and 40 runs. England XI batting first hit up 282 for 5, declared, towards159 words
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209 1932-09-07 5 WEIGHTS FOR THIRD DAY Canvasser 9.12 for Seven Furlong Run The following weights (four races) are announced for the Third Day of the Singapore Meeting now in progress, also the weights for one event on the Fourth Day; RACE 2 Ponies Class I—Division 2—s’£209 words
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Article40 1932-09-07 5 Scratchings For To-day. The following are the scratchings for to-day's races at Singapore: Race 1 Peerless Lady. Race 2 Charles. Race 3 Lady Remington. Race 4 Clargo. Race 5 Cocoa Nib and Carry On. Race 6 Master Taiboo.40 words
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Article42 1932-09-07 5 —Reuter. Grimsby Town Defeated London, Sept 6. The following are the results of matches played to-day in the English League. DIVISION n Grimsby T. 2 Plymouth A. 3 DIVISION n (Northern Section) Rochdale 0 Barrow 0 Southport 2 Chester 1—Reuter. - 42 words
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Advertisement17 1932-09-07 5 HOME NEWS FOR MALAYANS Read what you friends at Home are doing—Buy the Pinang Gazette EVERT MONDAY.17 words
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Advertisement320 1932-09-07 5 BADMINTON The Most Popular Outdoor Game NEW SHIPMENT of RACKETS fThe Hexagon Well constructed frame strung with fine quality Black Tropical Gut. This wonderful Racket sells in hundreds. PRICE $2.25 Each. The Popular Better Quality Racket, well strung with Tropical Gut, well Balanced and well finished. A favourite with everyone.320 words
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Article464 1932-09-07 6 i ’PLANES’ SWIFT SWOOP ON FLEET I t FOG ADVENTURE The Prince of Wales and Prince George accompanied the attacking force on August 19 when the Mediterranean Fleet was '‘bombed” from the air. The Prince of Wales took his seat between the pilot and observer and464 words
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Article222 1932-09-07 6 SAILORS ATTIRED AS BALLET GIRLS tzt PRINCES ENJOY JOKE Corfu, August 17. Under a cloudless sky and with the sea like millpond, the Prince of Wales and Prince George put off early to-day from the flagship—-the Queen Elizabeth—to resume their inspection of the Mediterranean Fleet. The Prince222 words
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Article690 1932-09-07 6 SUBMARINE COMEDY FLEET SPLICES THE MAIN BRACE” 4 “I never spent more valuable minutes in any previous three and a half hours of my iife,” declared the Prince of Wales at the end of his tour of inspection of the Mediterranean Fleet, on August 20690 words
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831 1932-09-07 6 ROYAL TRIBUTE TO FLEET EFFICIENCY PROPOSED VISIT TO RIVIERA u Malta, August 18. While all crews, lineu on deck, cheered lustily and the Royal Salute blazed forth from the guns of the Fleet, the Royal barge went down the line of capital ships in831 words
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Advertisement33 1932-09-07 6 Since you have taken ihe trouble to read this, be convinced that the other advertisements in this paper are also read. If you wish to buy or sell, lef the Pinang Gazette help33 words
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Advertisement213 1932-09-07 6 I REASON/ rife I fr, 1 CO<.o H 4 O* L From his first feed of Cow Gate, Baby shows pleasure and contentment —he loves it I And the Mother too watches with delight the regular and natural growth of strong firm bone and sound healthy flesh. The failure of213 words
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Article1095 1932-09-07 7 o Rehabilitation Delayed By Fear Of Hostilities MR. MA MAN-FAI'S VIEWS I Hongkong, August 22. That the re-habilitation of Shanghai after the recent Sino-Japanese conflict, is being delayed owing to every present menace of the resumption of hostilities was the view of Mr. Ma Man-fai, general manager1,095 words
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Article137 1932-09-07 7 Breach Forced On Grand Canal Tsinan, August 18. A breach in the Grand Canal has caused Shant of uc h en &> in northern hou<;. Un where considerable damage to s and crops has been inflicted. north at Techow, about 30 miles which i uchan137 words
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Article108 1932-09-07 7 Amnesty Must Be Observed Nanking, August 17. An order issued by the Ministry of Judicial Administration instructs that the pardon of prisoners according to the General Amnesty Regulations promulgated by the National Government two months ago must be carried out immediately by the Higher Courts of the108 words
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Article174 1932-09-07 7 WANT MORE WAGES AND SYMPATHY FORM WAILING GROUP Shanghai, August 20. Hung Chia-ping may never be very famous. But he has got his name in the papers as the first Chinese "chimney sitter.” Hung is a member of the Hunger Strike Committee of the San174 words
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Article143 1932-09-07 7 LYTTON COMMISSION CONCLUSIONS Peiping, August 19 Japanese quarters here profess to know a great deal about the report of the Lytton Manchuria Commission and as Japan is probably more interested in the result of the investigation than anybody else, it is possible they do. At all143 words
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105 1932-09-07 7 Japanese Statement Misleading NANKING'S STAND Nanking, August 16. It is learnt at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that a report on the bandit-sup-pression campaign in China has been compiled and forwarded to the League of Nations through the Chinese Delegation at Geneva. In this105 words
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Article114 1932-09-07 7 Refused To Sign Records Nanking, August 16. Three hours were spent on wrangling over the Court record of previous sessions of the trial, at the fifth hearing of the Noulens case this morning. When the records of the sessions held on Aug. 10, 11 and 12114 words
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Article409 1932-09-07 7 Wang Lost Race For Nanking Power TALE OF VENGEANCE ALLEGED FACTS BARED IN POLITICAL INTRIGUES I I Hong Kong, August 23. Declaring that Mr. Wang Ching-wei's resignation from the Presidency of the Executive Yuan recently was brought about through a desire for vengeance upon Marshal Chang409 words
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Article155 1932-09-07 7 JEHOL’S COMMANDER STANDS FIRM PLANS RESISTANCE Peiping, August 18. Arriving here from Jehol yesterday, General Kung Fu-kuei, a subordinate of General Tang Yu-lin, Chairman of the Jehol Provincial Government, emphatically denied in an interview the Japanese report that General Tang has compromised with the Japanese military.155 words
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Article71 1932-09-07 7 FLOOD WATERS RISE AROUND HARBIN SPREAD OF CHOLERA ADDS TO ANXIETY Harbin, August 20. The rains have resumed. The Sungari has risen two inches and the flood waters through Harbin are rising simultaneously, causing further anxiety. Ballasting operations have been resumed on the Harbin bridge—a tremendous71 words
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482 1932-09-07 7 Red Army Moves On Kiangsi Capital o GENERAL MA ACTIVE SINO-JAPANESE FIGHTING AROUND SHENYANG Fighting is continuing on several fronts, most notably around Shenyang between Japanese and Chinese Volunteers, which City is still besieged by the Volunteers, and between Japanese and Chinese in Heilungkiang. Meanwhile,482 words
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Article318 1932-09-07 7 CHINESE SAILORS DEATH FIGHT CARGO JUNK TURNS TURTLE IN GALE 12 HOURS IN WATER Hong Kong, August 23. Four Chinese seamen set out for Singapore from Siak, Sumatra, in a junk of about 57 tons loaded with a cargo of sago. They were nearing Singapore when a heavy squall got318 words
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Advertisement45 1932-09-07 7 ADVERTISING TELLS OF THINGS i| To wear, to use, to eat and to entertain. It is the news that the housewife looks for. i| Place the merits of YOUR wares i before them through the medium I of the PINANG GAZETTE" and increase your custom.45 words
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Article455 1932-09-07 8 The system of exacting deposits on water, electric light and telephone accounts has always been a sore point with householders in Penang. It appears that the system is attracting attention elsewhere as the following comments from an English newspaper shows. The Post Office’s system of exacting deposits455 words
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Article297 1932-09-07 8 The news that Alberto Santos Dumont has died in Brazil at the age of fifty-nine recalls one of the most romantic chapters in the history of human progress. It is I difficult in these days of Schneider Tro- phies and high-speed flying—when the Atlantic has been crossed a297 words
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Article69 1932-09-07 8 Two Accused Committed For Trial at Assizes (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, To-day. Phan Ng How and Lee Yin, at the conclusion of the inquiry in the Magistrate’s Court, were committea to the Assizes on a charge of abducting Yeoh Swee Sim, contractor of Ipoh Tin Dredgings. The69 words
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697 1932-09-07 8 te lt is almost impossible for any one to realise the change that has come over the Old Country who did not know the conditions of our cities and even the small iotows and villages twenty years ago. Saturday evening in the working-class districts697 words
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Article891 1932-09-07 8 THE STATION MISTRESS If anybody suggested that th railway stations should be ho women, there would be an 0 by from a few "ultra feminists eXCept of woman’s success in snatchy jobs during the War yen rr l 's on to them since then, theyJ’?* to have891 words
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Advertisement146 1932-09-07 8 WM«—»WWMM—— «KaWmrtMW»— UHW I s WHEN BUYING GIN INSIST UPON "BOORDS" THERE IS NOTHING BETTER OR CHEAPER. Sold by all High Class Stores. I Stocks Always on Hand. -a—■ Sole Agents: PRITCHARD CO., LTD. I I I BUY BRITISH I GILBEY S IMPERIAL WINES j SUPPLIES JUST ARRIVED j SWEET146 words
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Advertisement256 1932-09-07 8 E. O. THE BEST SITUATED SEASIDE HOTEL IN THE EAST. ALL ROOMS FACE THE SEA each with sitting room and private bathroom attached. Modem Sanitation Throughout EXCELLENT CUISINE under expert European Chef. is out to introduce a spirit of optimism which is much needed, especially at a time when the256 words
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Article2293 1932-09-07 9 MISS JOAN MACDONALD'S WEDDING.—WOMEN TO ADDRESS SCIENTISTS.—A PIONEER WOMAN HIKER i From Our Own Correspondent) London, Aug. 26 christening OF THE ROYAL BABY Ann Mary Sybille, the blue-eyed, darkijaired daughter of Captain and Lady May Abel-Smith, is to be christened at St. Marv Abbot, Kensington,2,293 words
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Article352 1932-09-07 9 Organised Imperial Universities Conference London, Yesterday. The death has taken place of Sir Gilbert Parker. —Reuter. We take the following from who’s who: Parker, Rt. Hon. Sir Gilbert, P.O. 191 G; Ist Bt., er. 1915; Kt., cr. 1902; D.C.L., Litt.D., L.L.D.; b. Canada, 23 Nov. 1862;352 words
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708 1932-09-07 9 Letter Sent To Public Men The following letter has been sent to prominent public men in the Malay States:— MALAY STATES ASSOCIATION (IN FORMATION) Dear Sir, —At a meeting which was held here on August 31, it was unanimously resolved that an association, to be708 words
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Article168 1932-09-07 9 The German Himalayan Expedition Berlin, Sept. 2. The German Himalayan expedition, which reached a height of over 25,000 feet in an attempt to scale Nanga Parbat, has been compelled by the illness of several of its members to abandon the venture within sight of the goal,168 words
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Article101 1932-09-07 9 !TN—Spot YESTERDAY. TO-DAY. London £155.10.0 £157.10.0 j TIN (3 Months) London £156.15.0 £158.15.0 Singapore $BO.OO $Bl.OO Business Done Penang $79.*****.00 Business Done Buyers—No sellers Buyers—No seller! COPRA—(Sundried) BLACK PEPPER 23 00 RUBBER London 3 V32d. 3 l/16d New York 4 5/16 (G) 4 7/16 (G) Singapore 9 5/16101 words
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Advertisement150 1932-09-07 9 Ik «HOLLAND GIN” BOLS Regulates the system Sole Agents CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO., LTD., {lncorporated under the Companies’ Ordinances of Hongkong} (Incorporate? in Shanghai) ’Phone PENANG 587 m. s. 1 Manufacturers Every Description of I 5 Surgical and Mechanical India Rubber r Products. I Syringes, Water Bottles and Beds, Air >150 words
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Miscellaneous20 1932-09-07 9 "GOOD NIGHT VIENNA” Is the BEST BRITISH PICTURE We have seen to date Vide STRAITS TIMES OPENS AT QUEEN'S TO-MORROW.20 words
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Article277 1932-09-07 10 ANYTHING BETTER THAN OIL, SAYS DOCTOR Spray To Kill The Pain A good first-aid treatment in cases of burns is tea, was the advice given by a doctor at a Paddington inquest on Thursday. Both he and a colleague said that oil should not be277 words
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Article344 1932-09-07 10 JEWISH LEADERS AND “MENACE OF HITLERISM” London, August 22 The plight of the Jews in Germany in view of the wave of anti-Semitism which has swept through the ranks of the Hitler Party since their electoral successes, was the predominent note in the discussion cf the Jewish344 words
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Article235 1932-09-07 10 Tribute To Dead Irish Leaders A wreath of flowers forming the colours of the Irish Free State was laid on the Cenotaph, in the form of an Irish cross, in memory of Arthur Griffith, Michael Collins, and Kevin O’Higgins, at Leinster Lawn, Dublin, by old comrades of235 words
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Article352 1932-09-07 10 Spiritualist And Strange Seance “TALL, LEAN, COWLED MONK” A CLOISTER “TALK” Remarkable details are to hand of what might be called a seance in Westminster Abbey, when the “spirit” of an Elizabethan monk is alleged to have materialised. The apparition is said to have appeared to a Catholic352 words
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Article247 1932-09-07 10 Box-Number Scandal To Be Ended Baby farming is to be rigorously suppressed by the Home Secretary. Through the Children’s Act, which Sir Herbert Samuel is to enforce, be will take steps to stop the anonymous advertisements which are inserted by baby farmers offering to act247 words
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Advertisement322 1932-09-07 10 W WATER x WOOLLIES i Tn a Variety of Approved Colours THE DELIGHT OF WATER NYMPHS AS USED BY MOST COMPETITORS *N THE RECENT SEA VIEW HOTEL SWIMMING CONTESTS. STRAITS I ♦OhiBAWn MA a"fe=F 2 'T I ft# £s? jj) J J KEM®/ I =l -.< Wi,' Lyffi I mwK-z®Mr322 words
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Advertisement366 1932-09-07 10 £pRO7SCT A tz He who lives just for to-day faces an uncertain to-morrow Make sure that comfortable retirement shall be yours when you feel the need for it. Make sure that your den mdents will not be left destitute The ENDOWMENT Poli-w win provide that safeguard. y WIU Send us366 words
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Article504 1932-09-07 11 AUTHOR of “MUSICAL CHAIRS” IN A SMASH ■WOMEN COMPANIONS IN OVERTURNED CAR To the great regret of the theatregoing public, the stage has lost one of its most promising young dramatists, Mr. Ronald Mackenzie, whose first play, "Mumcal Chairs,” has been a conspicuous success at the Criterion, where504 words
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Article318 1932-09-07 11 "DO NOT STOP” WARNING man charged following ROADSIDE ATTACK ■«k Motorists throughout England are •bnngly urged to keep a sharp look-out for motor bandits and definitely not to ®fop at any summons while on the road tolesa at the request of some known or < early318 words
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Article269 1932-09-07 11 —Central News. ALLEGATIONS OF MONEY PAYMENTS HIS REPLY TO CHARGE The name of a well-known actress was mentioned as the “mys'ery woman” to whom Mayor Walker is alleged to have made substantial gifts of money, during the healing, before Mr. Roosevelt, the Governor of New—Central News. - 269 words
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466 1932-09-07 11 Soms Cf Party Should Not Have Deen Alone At the inquest at Burnham (Bucks» on August 19 on the Girl Guide, Doris Tomkins, aged 11, of Campbell-street, Paddington, who was killed by falling out of an express train near Maidenhead, when returning from466 words
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Advertisement262 1932-09-07 11 j rpn I y I I The Perfume I s or eygX I 4 I ggS Captivating by its delightfully p fresh but unobtrusive aroma, J y SSj a 47ir Tosca Perfume is c k°i ce sophistic- B IS women > the very I r incarnation of charm and O262 words
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Article1509 1932-09-07 12 dated and Sumatra Proprietary.—Investors’ Chronicle and Money Market Review. London, Aug. 20. The weekly rubber returns have resumed their recent favourable trend, for last week’s deliveries exceeded landings at both London and Liverpool, and the combined stocks declined to 105,475 tons, contrasting with 137,077 tons a year ago.dated and Sumatra Proprietary.—Investors’ Chronicle and Money Market Review. - 1,509 words
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Article173 1932-09-07 12 Reconstruction With An Assessment The directors of the Foothills (Malaya) Rubber Estate Company propose to form a new company, with a capital of £40.000 in 2s shares. Existing shareholders will be entitled to ten shares in the new company’, credited ■with Is 6d paid, for each share now173 words
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Article1174 1932-09-07 12 London, August 20 The market this week has at times shown a very tired appearance, but on such occasions support has been given from the quarters so active during the last two or three weeks generally assumed to be acting for what for convenience sake is termed the new1,174 words
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Article1082 1932-09-07 12 KENNEDY CO., SHARE LIST 5 v 3 names. >. as t/> RUBBER (Dollar.) S c I c Allenbv Rubber Co. Aor Gajah Rubber Estate 3« 40 Amalgamated Malay Estates 70 W AyerHitani Planting Syndicate 50 Ayer Kumng Rubber Estates 5 >5 Aver Molek Rubber Co. ’5 Aver Ptinas Rubber Estates2S_1,082 words
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Article176 1932-09-07 12 Latest Quotations Tu a Moa. B»t. bd. t 6 5 St pi 19 Paris £8 25,32 68 53 82 128 96 New Ycik 848 1/8 847 3/8 4,85? Montreal 8.82 8 88 Brassets 25C9) 25 074 84 f 6 Geneva lb GO J i 7 97176 words
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Advertisement15 1932-09-07 12 Too much starchy food tends to clog the system. HONEY GRAINS corrects this. tu. th.15 words
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Advertisement235 1932-09-07 12 It is a long sane that has no turning. An advertisement in the Pinang Gazette will help to puli you through dull times. —MI I 1!■ mi I—l I I I r rrTTx r-" I M CI6HTLLN HOLE QOLF COURSE exemfuodaiitm' the Hua. Hrs. 22 ficur* from by. Ejcjvcm TrauV235 words
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Advertisement99 1932-09-07 12 St as /U al'•" f jo 13 *|iS| II W BQLIP JO! OS» ra Sgit-diPatih (Evening in ‘Paris) TOILET PREPARATIONS There is genius in "SOIR da PARIS,” (he lafest, newest, finest creation of M. Bourjois. None but he could have conceived so distinguished, so alluring a perfume. The mysterious, enchanting99 words
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Article872 1932-09-07 13 Schedule of Principal Lines following 13 a «st vessels arriving trom pcnaDS durins IN PORT TO-DAY c danPURA from Japan, China and BS StoX™ c lombo Ade a Malta. Marseilles and London. oC RAJULA from Singapore and Port 8 Swettenham. Sails for Negapatam and Madras. a872 words
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Article278 1932-09-07 13 SEPTEMBER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. Singapore Races, second day. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. Blackmail,” I.R.P. play at the Playhouse, Grand Hotel, Ipoh. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. Chinese Fair opens in Ipoh. Blackmail,” at Ipoh Playhouse 2nd night. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. Singapore Races, third day. First Perak Hockey Trial. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER278 words
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Article542 1932-09-07 13 Not Guilty Of Killing Fellow Airman LANCASTER CASE JURY DELIBERATE FIVE HOURS Miami (Florida), August 17 Captain William Lancaster, a former member of the British Air Force, was acquitted by the jury here to-day of the charge of having murdered Mr. Haden Clarke, a fellow airman and542 words
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Advertisement99 1932-09-07 13 I I I i i There are more S DUNLOP TYRES S sold -th.au ever before v q GrowwitlHhinlop s I I I '—>■ I YOU CAN BE SURE OF SHELL So was the Editor of the “Sunday Sandbag, read what he says /JOB fIK I From I The Editor99 words
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Article314 1932-09-07 14 PATIENTS “FORGETTING” THEIR BILLS Consultants Looked Upon As A Luxury Specialists of Harley-street are finding these times difficult. People who can afford to pay are going to hospitals; Bills are not being paid regularly every quarter, as they were; Patients look upon consultants as luxuries. Doctors314 words
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Article202 1932-09-07 14 All Coal Imports In Their Own Vessels Cardiff, August 21. There was consternation among shipowners and shipbrokers on the Coal and Shipping Exchange here when news came from French agents that the French Government intends to apply still further restrictions to British and other202 words
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250 1932-09-07 14 —Reuter. Cairo, August 17. With the safe landing at Ismailia of the last batch of troops from Irak, the Royal Air Force has carried out with complete success the transport of 14 officers and 534 men of the Ist Battalion of the Northamptonshire Regiment from—Reuter. - 250 words
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Article414 1932-09-07 14 GAINING ON OTHER NATIONS 1,270 “FIRST-LINE” MACHINE Latest information from many sources gives the “first-line" strength of the Soviet Air Force at 1,270 aircraft. This places Russia above Great Britain, but below’ the United States, France, Italy, and Japan. The method of placing, how’ever, is obviously414 words
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Article256 1932-09-07 14 £4,000,000 Drop In Two Years British car exports have been reduced by half in two years. Last year’s exports totalled £4,457,858, representing 20,312 cars. The figures for 1929 were £8,437,120, representing 41,961 cars. The most prolific buyer of cars last year, according to statistics256 words
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Advertisement294 1932-09-07 14 CYCLING AT 63 How Does She do it? “I have great faith in Kruschen Salts. For the last 3 years I have never missed taking a little every morning at break-fast-time, the bottle is always on my table. I am sure it is owing to kruschen Salts that, at 63,294 words
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Advertisement341 1932-09-07 14 What the New Glaxo is “The New Glaxo, in our opinion, is an excellent conception, and shows that the manufacturers of infant’s foods are not content to stand still, but are anxious to make use of new discoveries in scientific research.” Reprinted from "The Practitioner’' for January, igzp ONLY GLAXO341 words
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Advertisement2258 1932-09-07 15 730» P. and 0.-BRITISH INDIA TI M 5 *WS 0| M AND apcar lines 4* > VZT/& --"l (Companies Incorporated in EnglaSaj 2bi BHT MAIL PASSENGER and CARGO SERVICES BLUE FUMHEL LBJ2E l dM TT Bi MM rnKPON NORTH CONTINENT BOSTON AND NEW YORK /1 k 2 eM? R. I2,258 words
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Article1148 1932-09-07 16 Spring Examination I The following is a list of the successful candidates in the London Chamber of Commerce Spring Examinations held in Penang In April—May, 1932. SENIOR CERTIFICATES PRIVATE STUDENTS Banking and Currency: —Ang Ban Huat. Commerce and Finance:—Yeoh Eng Kok. JUNIOR CERTIFICATES Government Commercial Day1,148 words
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Article191 1932-09-07 16 Penang Assize Court At the Penang Assize Court this morning, before Mr. Justice Prichard and a common jury, a Tamil named Ramalingam, a coolie on Caledonia Estate, Province Wellesley, was indicted with attempted murder or, alternately, causing grievous hurt to a woman named Silambayah, his191 words
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Article91 1932-09-07 16 Five Years for Being a Year Before Time (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, To-day. Wong Kong, who was banished from the State in May. 1918, for a period of 15 years, was charged with being found residing at Chemor in July, 1932. In answer to the charge91 words
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Article85 1932-09-07 16 LAWN BOWLS Result of Ties Played Yesterday Singles Handicap -|-4 A. Clark beat —5 F. N. Syer 21-20. -|-6 E. James beat -f-6 F. L. Cooper 21-15. —4 G. C. Miller beat —5 C. G. Barnes 21-13. TIES FOR TO-DAY Mixed Doubles Handicap —5 Mrs. L.85 words
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Article33 1932-09-07 16 LAWN TENNIS Results of Ties Played Yesterday Men’s Doubles Handicap —15.2 K. A. Robertson and C. Delmar Morgan beat —15.4 L. G. Lee and H. E. Muriel 6-2, 6-0.33 words
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Article64 1932-09-07 16 Selibin Transformer Fails Last Night (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, To-day. The w’hole town of Ipoh was in darkness for a period of fifteen minutes last night owing to the failure of the electric supply due to the transformer failing at Selibin, the transformer station. This occurred64 words
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Article104 1932-09-07 16 Ipoh Chinese Does It on the Instalment Plan (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, To-day. At the Assizes three Chinese were charged with abduction of a married woman. According to the woman’s story accused sold her to her present husband and later, owing to not being paid, abducted104 words
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Article70 1932-09-07 16 The management of the Wembley Park, who only the other day made a distribution of free gifts to all their patrons, have decided to repeat this novelty again tomorrow night. Those paying a visit td the Park will thus have the opportunity of not only viewing the many70 words
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Article103 1932-09-07 16 Bolivia Agrees To An Armistice Berlin, September 1. According to Press reports from La Paz, the Bolivian Government has agreed to suspend hostilities against Paraguay in the Gran Chaco district for a period of thirty days, as suggested by the Pan-Ame-rican Union. SOME SUCCESSES The Brazilian Government claims103 words
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Article60 1932-09-07 16 First Batch Of Deportees Numbers 180 Madrid, September 1. The first group, numbering 180 persons, sentenced to deportation for taking part in the recent abortive uprising, will be embarked to-day for the Spanish West African colonies in the Gulf of Guinea. The deported persons include several members of60 words
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Article635 1932-09-07 16 TO-DAY’S PRICES The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Co.’s share list at 11 a.m. to-day:— Yesterday. To-day. B S B S RUBBER Batu Lintang 27% 35 27% 35 Kedah 110 125 ex 1.10 1.25 ex Kuala Sidim 82% 95 95 1.10 New Scudai635 words
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Article266 1932-09-07 16 The Post Office notifies that the air mail (via Karachi) despatched from Penang by the s.s. Rohna on August 20 was delivered in London on September 6. AIR MAILS A mail for Europe and North America, Alor Star-Amsterdam Direct Service, will be closed at 6 p.m. on Friday.266 words
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Article153 1932-09-07 16 Division Of Japanese Marines On The Way Tokyo, September 1. The possible renewal of hostilities in Shanghai seems to be heralded by the official announcement that a division of the 3rd Japanese Squadron is now on its way to Shanghai in order to protect the lives and property153 words
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Article32 1932-09-07 16 The Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-day are as follows: Spot 9% cents per lb. Oct./Dec. 9% Jan./March, 1933 10 April/June, 1933 10% Market easier.32 words
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Article168 1932-09-07 16 PENANG, SEPTEMBER 7 (By Courtesy of the Chartered fev On London Bank Demand m/ts Private 3 m/ts credit 3 Documentary On New York Bank Demand F. r ce India T.T. IBV Bangkok T.T. 80 per ties. 100 L Batavia T.T. jj. Singapore t.T. Hongkong t.T. 40% Shanghai t.T. 127168 words
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Miscellaneous14 1932-09-07 16 A Joyous Night To-morrow Night IS TO SEE GOOD NIGHT VIENNA AT QUEEN'S I14 words
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Miscellaneous37 1932-09-07 16 PENANG WEATHER REPORT Temp. Wind Rainfall 6 a.m. 76 E. Noon 89 S. TIDE TABLES High Water. Low Water. TO-DAY 3.45 a.m. 10.20 a.m. 3.48 p.m. 10.09 p.m. TO-MORROW 4.24 a.m. 11.32 a.m. 4.35 p.m. 10.44 p.m.37 words
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