Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 28 September 1934
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1934-09-28 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1888. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 229. Vol. XCII. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1934. PRICE 10 CENTS.20 words
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241 1934-09-28 1 FRANCE HAS RENOUNCED NON E OF HER SAAR RIGHTS Reuter and Rugby Radio Service. BUT WILL ABIDE BY PLEBISCITE DECISION WILLING TO SUPPLY POLICE FORCE TO SECURE IMPARTIALITY Geneva, September 27. 1 lance will not hesitate to send forces into the Saar to restore or maintain order, declared M. BarthouReuter and Rugby Radio Service. - 241 words
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Article144 1934-09-28 1 ill.”—Rugby Radio Service. Capt. Eden To Go To Sweden London, Sept. 27. On the invitation of the Swedish Government, Lord Privy Seal, Captain Anthony Eden, will visit Sweden for a few days in October. His visit to Stockholm is announced for 15 to 17th October, whenill.”—Rugby Radio Service. - 144 words
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Article88 1934-09-28 1 iter Wireless. Geneva, September 25. Reaffirmation of determination to i the gold standard was enunciated a inclusion to a meeting of European g’ untries, France, Belgium, Italy, ixemburg and Switzerland. Th %4. C fiMl mique states that general rehabi 1 mands the extension of Internationa tnge whichiter Wireless. - 88 words
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Article131 1934-09-28 1 ployees. —Reuter. Basis Of Agreement AT PRELIMINARY I NEGOTIATIONS Moscow, Sept. 27. While it is admitted in well-informed circles that the basis of an agreement for the purchase price of the Chinese Eastern Railway has been reached, it is stated that these negotiations are regarded asployees.—Reuter. - 131 words
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Article61 1934-09-28 1 was most successful —Reuter Wireless. Conference By Telephone London, Sept. 25. Wireless history was made this afternoon when the Sydney, Johannesburg, Bombay and New York branches of a well-known engineering firm were linked up by wireless telephone with London for the purpose of holding a conference. The voiceswas most successful—Reuter Wireless. - 61 words
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Article81 1934-09-28 1 Reuter Wireless. Paris, September 25. Shipbuilders are strongly opposing the Government draft decree for reorganisation of the ship-building industry under which the Minister for Marine will cease to pay subsidies to ships over 1,000 tons and wll ceas- to order ships from the five big yards where, Reuter Wireless. - 81 words
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Article, Illustration37 1934-09-28 1 CATCHING THE SEA BREEZE—Members of the T.U.C. General Council at Weymouth. Left to right: Mr. A Swales (Engineers), Mr. W. Kean (Geld and Silver Trades), Mr. J. Hill (Boilermakers) and Mr G Isaac'' >.37 words
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Article62 1934-09-28 1 —Reuter. Motor-Boat Tragedy Off Galway Coast Lcndcn. September 27. Four men including Major B. A. Keiy-j Pearse were dro-vned. while the latter.'s» daughter. Miss Kerr-Pearse, the Honourable Ernest Guinness, the bi other of Lord Iveagh. a d another were saved when a motorboat from the yacht belonging to’.—Reuter. - 62 words
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Article38 1934-09-28 1 —Reuter. Strike Instructions Withdrawn Tokio, September 27. The Seamen’s Union has withdrawn the instructions to the N.Y.K., the Osaka Shosen Kaisha and the Kinkai Yusen seamen to strike at 10 a.m. Negotiations are being resumed..—Reuter. - 38 words
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Article87 1934-09-28 1 1933.—Rugby Radio Service. Increased Exports This Year London. September 27. In the tii st eight months of 1934 the export of Britain manufactures to Empire countries was for the first time greater than that to foreign countries. Th. Empire Industries Association bulletin shows that during this period,1933.—Rugby Radio Service. - 87 words
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Article63 1934-09-28 1 —Reuter Wireless. Warsaw, Sept. 25. Pclonia’s claim to have covered the gr.atest distance in the Gordon Bennett Race contested by the Belgian balloon BELGICA which descended northward of Moscow but up to now it is impossible to state which balloon has the greatest chance of winning the cup—Reuter Wireless. - 63 words
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Article184 1934-09-28 1 Sweeping Reorganisation ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD OF FIVE Washington, Sept. 28. In making a sweeping reorganisation of the National Recovery Administration, President Roosevelt has appointed a committee of six, headed by Mr. Donald Richberg, the Legal Adviser of the N.R.A. who will take charge of the broad policies of future184 words
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Article53 1934-09-28 1 —Rugby Radio Service. Delegation To Take More Instructions London, Sept. 27. The Board of Trade announce that discussions between the United Kingdom delegation and the representatives of the German Government have been temporarily suspended in order that the United Kingdom delegation may report to His Majesty’s Government and—Rugby Radio Service. - 53 words
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Article126 1934-09-28 1 Woman Tired Of Life At 155 Stanojka Bakitch, who claims to be the oldest woman in the world, has one wish she wants to die. Sh e is believed to be 155 years odd, but her age brings her no satisfaction. Her seven children —bom more126 words
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Article187 1934-09-28 1 Fine Record For Past Year The steady growth of civil aviation in India and the efficiency of the air services provided by the various operating lipes, are stressed in the annual report for *****4 on the progress of civil aviation in India published in Simla. The year187 words
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Article300 1934-09-28 1 Unprecedented Interest EXPORT ORDERS INCREASE London, Sept. 27. The British motor-car manufacturers’ report shows that exceptional and quite unprecedented interest is being shown in the 1935 models recently announced and that as an indication one leading firm says its export orders have increased 35 per cent, and300 words
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Article169 1934-09-28 1 Spalding Girl Of 9 For Melbourne Centenary Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Richardson, of “Glyn Garth,” Surfleet, near Spalding, accompanied by their nine-year-old daughter, Enid, will sail for Australia as members of a band of campanologists who are attending, by special invitation, the Melbourne Centenary celebrations, in commemoration of169 words
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Advertisement15 1934-09-28 1 T. NAGATA BROTHERS DENTISTS Head Office next to The Dispensary Branch Office 52, Leith Street15 words
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Advertisement34 1934-09-28 1 THE NEW DELICIOUS CANADIAN CORN CANADA TAKES PRIDE IN L AYLMER FINE FLAVOURED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. FRESH FROM CANADIAN ORCHARDS 1 Sole Agent, for British Malaya: «II -^> miililBliMll ll ,1 nilll l-l 1.l 134 words
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Advertisement2048 1934-09-28 2 «ATES FOR CASUAL NOTIFICATION professional boxing PENANG HILI BANKS 4 A nVEDTICCMFMTC It is intended to hold tournaments for M A II lAf A V AUVEK I ■«JEIWEIw I w 4 A. the Penang Championship of the follow- DAII WWAY* Tenders will be received up to noon on weights: /*UADTCTCn2,048 words
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2149 1934-09-28 3 ALTERATION AND CHILORINATION PLANT SANITARY BOARD MEETING be ,natter ot water supply is to w Government approves the expenditure of $75,- < ni o-v B, 'ir l POSC; i'' 'T S,a ru ll at 1C lee,in of the Seremban anitaix board on I2,149 words
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Article616 1934-09-28 3 The Pope's Message To Dr. Mostyn Cardiff, Sept. 14. The Archbishop of Cardiff, Dr. Francis Mostyn, celebrated his golden jubilee in the priesthood of the Roman Catholic Church on Sept. 14. Pontificial High Mass was sung at St. David’s Cathedral, where there was a large congregation.616 words
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Advertisement278 1934-09-28 3 Kuala Lumpur. January 10, 1931. Gentlemen, I am sending a of my son Gerald Ewens, aged just 3 years. W waS f rOTn birth on LACTOGEN and was a perfect baby in every respect, W tbe slightest trouble through teething. I have nothing but praise j|S z “LACTOGEN” and still278 words
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Miscellaneous17 1934-09-28 3 Ali on ct Rick Elmes ALEC MAKES A HIT F I -> «W oft SW Jowl? ot* K17 words
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Article274 1934-09-28 4 To-morrow's Matches ARSENAL TO ENTERTAIN BIRMINGHAM The following are the matches to be played to-morrow in the English and Scottish Leagues. DIVISION I Arsenal v Birmingham Aston V. v Preston N.E. Blackbum R. v Stoke C. Chelsea v Grimsby T. Derby C. v Tixttentr.im H. Leeds274 words
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Article23 1934-09-28 4 Reuter. Yorkshire Defeats Devon London, Sept. 27. In a rugby match played to-day, Yorkshire beat Devon by 21 points to 6.Reuter. - 23 words
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48 1934-09-28 4 Misadventure Verdict (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Sept. 27. After the hearing of several witnesses, the Singapore Coroner. Mr. W. G. Porter, returned a verdict of death by misadventure on Thunderface. Al Rivers and the referee gave evidence that the fight was dean.48 words
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Article131 1934-09-28 4 Hockey At Dato Kramat The Malay Sporting Club drew' with the Sepoy Lines Recreation Club in a game of hockey played yesterday at Dato Kramat, the teams sharing two goals. The Malays played a man short. There was no scoring in the first half although131 words
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Article66 1934-09-28 4 Due To Arrive On Oct. 13 drom Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Sept. 27. The Tribune” says that thirteen high P iced English horses are du e in Singapore on October 13. having been purchased from the British Bloodstock Agency by the Singapore Turf Club. They will be66 words
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Article495 1934-09-28 4 A.C.S. Union Lose To Limstead IN THREE SINGLES (By “Shuttlecock”) In another session of the Penang badminton championships, played yesterday at the Volunteer Hall, the Limstead Badminton Party beat the Anglo-Chinese School Union by three games to nil, in the inter-team singles. Only one victory failed to495 words
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Article276 1934-09-28 4 Fixtures For Next Week The following are the fixtures for next week in the Anglo-Chinese School Union badminton tournament: Monday, Oct. 1. —Mixed Doubles Handicap, Tan Leng Im and Miss Poh Eok Sin vs. Ong Kee Seong and Miss Ong Eok Earn. Doubles Open Championship, Goh Thye276 words
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Article392 1934-09-28 4 Drawn Game P.R.C. HOLDS SPORTING DIAMONDS A friendly hockey match was played on the Esplanade yesterday between the Penang Recreation Club and the sporting Diamonds and resulted in a draw two goals being shared. The exchanges were even during the first few minutes both sides attacking in392 words
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89 1934-09-28 4 L.C. BA ILEY TO SKIPPER JOHORE RUGGER XV Following a Johore State trial at Rengam on Saturday officials for the Johore State Rugby Football Club were chosen. Dr. J. J. Hickey was elected President, Mr. F. M. Still of Johore Bahru, Hon. Secretary and Mr. L. C. Bailey, Captain. Mr.89 words
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Article415 1934-09-28 4 Three Goals To One VICTORIA GREEN HOCKEY On the Victoria Green yesterday the Anglo-Chinese School lost to the Chinese Recreation Club by thr;e goals to one in a friendly game of hockey. Although losing, the School put up a good fight, especially in the first half when415 words
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Article74 1934-09-28 4 —Rugby Radio Service. Slight But Definite Improvement London, Sept. 27. Better news of Don Bradman, the famous Australian batsman, was contained in both bulletins issued to-day from the London Nursing Home where he lies seriously ill after an operation for appendicitis. The morning bulletin spoke of a slight—Rugby Radio Service. - 74 words
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Article68 1934-09-28 4 i.—Reuter. Americans Win Oyster Bay. Sept. 28. The Americans won the second race for the British-American Cup over two circuits of a six mile triangle, scoring 24 1 4 points to Great Britain’s twelve. The finishing order was Bobkat, Challenger, Vorsa, Anis, Lucie, Kyla, Melita andi.—Reuter. - 68 words
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Article1383 1934-09-28 4 RUGBY FOOTBALL: Scottish Anticipate Better Season PROMISING PLAYERS FROM SCHOOLS Nearly all the players the Old Merchant I Taylors had last season are again available In addition, several players of outstanding merit have joined from the school. K. M. Wilkins, the leader of the pack, has been1,383 words
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Article112 1934-09-28 4 I—Reuter. Anglo-American Women's Match FOURSOMES ALL SQUARE Chevy Chase, Maryland, Sept 2s llie' American and English women all square at the end of the golf fours for the Cartis Cup. The following are results:—Miss Diana Plumpton and Mrs. V (Great Britain) beat Mrs. Hill and t LucilleI—Reuter. - 112 words
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Article59 1934-09-28 4 More Interest In This Year’s Meeting Medan, Sept. 2f At least 40 horses will start in the dan Races on October 6 end 7. Sev owmers from the Straits are sending h for these races. The meeting has been of little inter- .-L for some years, but this59 words
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Advertisement14 1934-09-28 4 TIJAH RUMBA 11 Sung By The World's Greatest Malay Artist MISS TIJAH “Chap Kuching'14 words
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Advertisement28 1934-09-28 4 40 Maddening Beauties gliding over the ice in an original skating sequences in "MELODY CRUISE" WONDERFUL MUSIC OCEANS OF LOVE I Opening Sunday at the 2-45 Matinee MAJESTIC28 words
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2008 1934-09-28 5 HE STORY OF SKILL AND DARING BEHIND THE GREATEST YACHT RACE London, Sept. 16. IF 'SOU had the America’s Cup on your sideboard it could stand unnoticed among the golf .rophies, the loving cup the boys tve you when you came away, and2,008 words
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Article614 1934-09-28 5 Victory EXCITING FINISH Cardiff 6 pts.. Neath 3 pts. Cardiff, Sept. 16. In a game which was of the quiet variety for much the greater portion of the time, j Cardiff defeated Neath by one pencity goal and one try six points) to one try,614 words
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Article1040 1934-09-28 5 Schoolmaster Wins A Great Race BREAKS HIS OWN RECORD Douglas, 1.0. M. September 11. A Hertfordshire schoolmaster, J. H. White, of Radlett, riding a Norton, won the Junior Manx Grand Prix race for motor-cycles over the famous Isle of Man Tourist Trophy course. His time was1,040 words
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Advertisement193 1934-09-28 5 The equipment of an Indian TransContinental Airways air liner of the ATALANTA class, as used on the weekly services from Singapore across India L Ej I—J cmetM I—l mnnurn PLENTY OF ROOM FOR The most luxurious air service to and from India and the East is that of Imperial Airways193 words
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704 1934-09-28 6 FATHER'S DEAD HAND LIFE HAS NEVER BEEN SO HAPPY" MOTHER'S STORY OF THE FIGHT Millionaire motor-car and airplane designer, Montague Stanley Napier, who died in January 1931, m.is determined that his tour chikhen should Aiake their own way in lite un-. aided by his704 words
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Article282 1934-09-28 6 Windsor M.P. Who Was Killed In Duel The tombstone of a former member of Parliament for Windsor has just been discovered. It was unearthed by workmen •engaged in rebuilding operations at Victoria Cottages, Goswell Hill. Th e hearthstone, on being removed, was found to bear a282 words
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Article199 1934-09-28 6 Court Martial Of A Lieut.Colonel The dismissal from the army as from last March, after a general court-martial, of a Lieutenant-Co’onel of the Corps of Royal Engineers, was announced in the London Gazette on Sept. 14. The announcement was as follows: “Corps of Royal Engineers—LieutenantColonel H.199 words
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Article76 1934-09-28 6 Arctic Ice Too Bad The R.A.F. flight to Greenland via the Faroe Islands and Iceland was abandoned owing, according to the Air Ministry statement last night, to “dangerous ice conditions in Arctic waters.” 111-luck dogged two flying boats from No. 209 squadron which Wing-Commander G. Livock76 words
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Article, Illustration246 1934-09-28 6 Mrs. Amy Mollison, the only woman cross-Channel passenger airplane pilot, *has abandoned the post after three weeks’ work. A rumour was current in flying circl.s that the Air Ministry had withdrawn her “B” flying licence on the grounds of illhealth The loss of her “B”246 words
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160 1934-09-28 6 Criminals who want to go straight will benefit from a last wish of Sir Ernest Wild. K.C.. Recorder of London, who was ever their friend. Sir Ern?st desired that there should be no mourning worn at his funeral, and that instead of flowers, donations160 words
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Article136 1934-09-28 6 Bekesbourne, (Kent) Sept. 15. An old man walks slowly across the aerodrome here to an airplane, climbs into the cockpit, and rides smoothly off into the air. Mr. R. C. Ramsey, seventy-six-year-old pilot, flies again. He is the father of Norman lan Ramsay, one of136 words
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Article562 1934-09-28 6 Child Drowned In Bath SENTENCE OF DEATH A Welsh poultry farmer, Arthur Price, 36 formerly an inmate of St. Dunstan s who was described as practically blind, was found guilty of murder and sentenced to death at the Old Bailey on Sept. 14 for the murder of562 words
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Article181 1934-09-28 6 Considerable mystery surrounds the recent visit to a German Zeppelin works of high officers of the Royal Air Force. 1 It is believed in well-informed quarters that the British Air Ministry still nurtures the idea of building another giant airship to take the place of the181 words
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Article229 1934-09-28 6 Successful Conclusion Of Liner Experiment Nearly 400 Roman Catholics, many of them carrying bottles of Lourdes water, returned to Liverpool on Sept. 15 from their first cruise pilgrimage to Lourdes on board the Pacific Steam Navigation Company’s Orduna. An equally large contigent had already disembarked at Dublin. “It229 words
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460 1934-09-28 6 THE INSIDE STORY OF SEQUAH -"MIRACLE MAN” LOST FORTUNE OF £300,000 HIS ROLE AS AN INDIAN CHIEF Southampton, Sept. 15. The death in poverty here of “Sequah the Great Healer,” has deprived the world of the prince of quacks and tfte most colourful showman since Barnum. Right up to his460 words
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Article402 1934-09-28 6 Ship Sailed Without Him —And Sank WINDJAMMER STORIES That he owes his life to an attack typhoid fever is among the many st and thrilling memories of Mr. J. C 1 bley, the L.M.S. railway’s berthing i ter at Holyhead, who has just retired402 words
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Advertisement37 1934-09-28 6 > jfi We wish to make you a regular customer and to deserve your recommendation. Therefore, we put at your service S one of the largest manufacturing opticians in Penang. I STRAITS OPTICAL SUPPLY S 7704, Penang Road.37 words
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1507 1934-09-28 7 SAYS HE ONLY RETAINED HIS SHARE OF COMMISSION ON LAND DEAL Um Beow Leng, a local business man, was charged in the Singapore Third Police Court on Wednesday, before Mr. J. M. Grander, with criminal breach of tru-st in respect1,507 words
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Article897 1934-09-28 7 j Magistrate Helps 1 I MAN SEEN TRYING BACK DOORS At the Kuala Lumpur Police Court, on Wednesday, a Chinese named Yap Kew was charged before Mr. F. K. Wilson with having no ostensible means of subsistence and failing to give a satisfactory897 words
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Article207 1934-09-28 7 British Expert Is Optimistic EVERY CARE BEING TAKEN Mr. C. H. Crocker, radio engineer of the General Electric Company, Radio Laboratory, Radio Works, Coventry, who is on a tour of the Far and Near East with a view to obtaining first hand information on short and medium wave207 words
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Article70 1934-09-28 7 Sighted By S.S. “Gandara” A big floating log was sighted in the Straits of Malacca by the master of s.s. “Gendara” on Wednesday night at ab>ut 8.30 according to a telegram received at the Penaga Station yesterday. The message runs as follows “Following received from Master s.s.70 words
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Article73 1934-09-28 7 The Penang Police Magistrate, Mr. D. Wills, this morning acquitted Soh Meng Chong, a Cantonese, on the charge that at 10.30 a.m. on July 28 he did voluntarily cause hurt to Lim Seng Kim at Prangin Road. Accused was defended by Mr G. H. Goh. Judgment73 words
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Article107 1934-09-28 7 Having been convicted on charges of (1) possession of dutiable liquor, (2) fermenting intoxicating liquor without a permit and (3) possession of distilling apparatus, a Chinese named Yeoh Lam San was today sentenced by Mr. D. Wills, Police Magistrate, to a fine of $3O or in default107 words
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Advertisement196 1934-09-28 7 I GOLFERS I AN AMAZING NEW DISCOVERY I THAT REVOLUTIONIZES ALL IDEAS I OF GOLF CLUB DESIGN OGG-MENTED WOODS IRONS I introducing for the first time a 2 WAY Balance I BALANCED FROM HEEL TO TOE BALANCED FROM GRIP TO SOLE GENE SAZAZEN says:— I have chosen for my world196 words
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Article235 1934-09-28 8 “It Happened One Night” At Majestic Claudette Colbert and Clark Gable are costarred together for the first time in Columbia Pictures’ romantic drama at the Majestic. It is entitled ,f lt Happened One Night.” These two popular stars are a splendid team and with the aid of235 words
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Advertisement247 1934-09-28 8 B 9 B_C O B Q a k ®°b w s ab■ a a a Haoßßsanaak I HERE IS THE I GREATEST EVENT OF THE YEAR Wassiamull’s a t Great Annual I( I Stock Taking SALE COMMENCING FROM i 28th Sept. 12, BISHOP STREET. Tel. 626. Get INSTANT REUEF from247 words
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Miscellaneous121 1934-09-28 8 GET ABOARD ON THE LAUGH NON-STOP TO RENO, THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS MATCH BREAKING CITY I 6-15 NIGHTLY 9-30 MATINEE TO MORROW AT 2-45 JBbk REMEMBER THE OLD B SUGAR DADDY OF iWjSy GOLD OLGERS -U AND 42ND STREET iisgzßkT I KwjiyW 5 U v ■l 1 !5 8t z121 words
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Miscellaneous202 1934-09-28 8 WiiW'Wii Qjy 6-15 TO-NIGHT 9-30 MATINEES TO-MORROW SUNDAY AT 2-45 THE MOST TEMPESTUOUS LOVE STORY SINCE "BLOOD and SAND" Paramount's Thrilling Action-Packed Romance of Old Mexico and the World's Most Dangerous Sport Bull-Fighting. The Hard Eyes of Danger! The Soft Eyes of Love! I I I BP W.xlllh 1 i202 words
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Article147 1934-09-28 9 Reuter and Rugby Radio Service. Negotiations To End Mining Dispute LONDON TALKS London, Sept. 27. The dispute in the South Wales coalmining district in regard to the new wages agreement which has been the subject of unsuccessful negotiations between the owners and the men during theReuter and Rugby Radio Service. - 147 words
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Article241 1934-09-28 9 Fairly Heavy List Of Cases Johore Bahru. Sept. 24. A Fairly heavy list of cases will be heard at the Batu Pahat Assizes, which will open on Sept. 30 before Mr. Justice W. H. Thorne. Two Tamils, named Gangnathan and Nadesan, stand charged with murder. A Malay241 words
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Article105 1934-09-28 9 Russian Request REPORT ON PRESENT STATE London, Sept. 27. A proposal for introducing to the Assembly of the League of Nations a resolution requesting Mr. Henderson to report to the Council of the League at its January meeting on the present state of the Disarmament Conference was this105 words
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Article80 1934-09-28 9 .—Rugby Radio Service. Formally Admitted To League London, Sept. 27. Afghanistan was formally admitted to the membership of the League of Nations at a meeting of the Assembly this morning, 47 states voting in favour and nine against. When the subject was discussed in the sixth commission yesterday the.—Rugby Radio Service. - 80 words
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550 1934-09-28 9 EDUCATION IN I GENEVA i I I Miss Tjong See Yin RETURNING TO MEDAN Singapore, September 25. Perhaps the first Chinese girl to secure full musical qualifications is Miss Tjong See Yin, who arrived to-day from Geneva en route for her home in Medan. She550 words
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Article219 1934-09-28 9 Quarter Of A Century In Malaya Seremban, Sept. 26. The Rev. Father Geo. Auguin, vicar of the Church of the Visitation at Seremban, celebrated his sacerdotal silver jubilee here today. High mass was sung. Mons. Adrian Devals, Bishop of the diocese of Ma- lacca, officiated. I Father219 words
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Advertisement99 1934-09-28 9 IFUN FROLIC Mr. SIEW LYE CHEONG’S HONG BIAN CANTONESE OPERA At 8 p.m. “SOOI P|NG SUM”—Last Part. With a Bevy of Charming Attractive Actresses, A Host of Young Talented Actors, and a Wealth of Gorgeous Cos'umes Magnificent Scenes I Seats —70, 40 and 20 cents. ALL FREE LISTS CANCELLED THOONG99 words
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Miscellaneous257 1934-09-28 9 ■£< <<;& <•- <•- a* > ?r tp I—i 6-30 TO-NIGHT— LAST NIGHT 9-30 Positively Last Two Shows IkT Thea re s Super TA MIL Talkie Nandanar’ OPENING TO-MORROW SPECIAL STAGE AND SCREEN ATTRACTION I j ZAZA PIPY BABY I Dancing, Singing and Musical TRIO Together With The Thr ilHng257 words
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Miscellaneous37 1934-09-28 9 (They Both Got Stranded in the same town at the same hotel in the same room n I ‘lt Happened One Night’ I TO-NIGHT I 6-15 9-30 j AT THE M u w(ll Bg g wAX ilnnMwwn'37 words
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Article948 1934-09-28 10 General Smuts. Reuter reports, has left Capetown by air en route for England. The reason for his visit to England is not indicated but it may be that the veteran statesman’s visit is not unconnected with the forthcoming marriage of Prince George with Princess Marina,948 words
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Article569 1934-09-28 10 LUCKNOW: Last Tuesday was the seventy-1 seventh anniversary of the relief of Lucknow. It was in June, 1857, that) the native regiments at Lucknow,’ after many warnings of disaffection, I broke into open revolt, and the small. British garrison, with its civil train,< retired upon the Residency.569 words
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Article983 1934-09-28 10 R. H. B - A THING OF BEAUTY IN FIELD AND GARDEN R. H. B. in the “Birmingham Post.” I noticed one evening in late summer, as I listened to the band in the park, that a spider had spun a web between the two chairs in front ofin the “Birmingham Post.” - 983 words
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Advertisement172 1934-09-28 10 Marmite, the Great Yeast Food, makes soups, stews and all meat and vegetable dishes more ap- r L anh s f and petising, more nutritious and more Cheapest ana digestible. It is very economical Best for Soups, in use and keeps fresh in any Stews, Sauces, climate. Sandwiches and Marmite172 words
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Advertisement57 1934-09-28 10 Up above the rest so high Like a Diamond in the shy cl b u 1 1 c the ARCHfp?Sa 1 COMPANY I' urPt S23_-?2g_±rgv ARCH I PEI AGO BREWK*» ai»CM>*£<. s«»ovw£»v c SINGAPORE 9IANOND PlBffi! ;-J eA P THE SAME SPARKLE IN THE BOTTLE. AGENTS AND DISTRIBUTORS Henry Waugh57 words
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Article293 1934-09-28 11 Selected For S.S. Civil Service. LEAVING FOR SINGAPORE ON MONDAY Mr. Stanley Stewart, the eldest son of Mr. C. C. Stewart, Office Assistant to. the Resident Councillor, Penang, and Mrs. Stewart of Burmah Road, who is one of the first two to be selected for the293 words
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Article426 1934-09-28 11 Dishonest Retention Charge Hearing was commenced in the Penang District Court yesterday of the case in which Mohamed Noor bin Shaik Karim, a Malay, is charged on two coun’a of dishonest retention, firs -v. of a bicycD valu* 1 at $6. the moveate n< perty of Pawanteh bin426 words
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Article549 1934-09-28 11 I* It "Must" Be Preserved MR. RICHARD SIDNEY'S SUGGESTION (To the Editor of the “Pinang Gazette’’) Sir, I have just read with very great interest the letter of Eileen Lim in your paper doted September 24th. Malaya is indeed fortunate to possess two such correspondents (both from Penang)549 words
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Article261 1934-09-28 11 Supreme Court Sequel A dispute between Chinese over a number Of promissory notes had asequel m the Singapore Supreme Court day before Sir Walter Huggard (Ch.ef "suit was between Lim Tian Hee (plaintiff) and Lim Tiong Bee. Lim Kee Siang and Chop Siang Bee (defendants). claim was261 words
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Article211 1934-09-28 11 Two Chinese Arrested POLICE INTERVENTION SAVES FAMILY Inmates of a Chinese house in Muntri Street were saved from what might have been a rude shock by the timely intervention of the Detective Police who ambushed a party of Chinese who had planned to carry out a211 words
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Article471 1934-09-28 11 Discoveries In Police Raid TWO CHINESE CHARGED Over 30 exhibits including a number of spurious half-guilder coins and materials alleged to be used for the manufacture of counterfeit coins were produced on Wednes- day before Mr. Norman Grice, the Singapore second magistrate, during the course of a471 words
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Advertisement284 1934-09-28 11 Lady Cynthia Tothill’s little daughter, Elizabeth Ann, who was brought up on Humanised Trufood. Portrait by Marcus Adams. v rufood babies have STAMINA A Mother is always wondering how her baby will grow up» Will he be clever ?—will she be pretty You cannot tell but you can take steps284 words
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Article1745 1934-09-28 12 SIR OLIVER LODGE - By SIR OLIVER LODGE -“Sunday Express.” What has been called the perennial conflict between Religion and Science, though it is almost extinct for broad-minded j scholars, is by no means yet antiquated or out of date for the main body of uninstruc- ted humanity. It-“Sunday Express.” - 1,745 words
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491 1934-09-28 12 Chinese Board Member i Thinks Not POSSIBILITY OF I DRUNKENNESS A meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Licen- < sing Board was held yesterday at the Chinese Protectorate, with Mr. G. R. Sykes in the chair, and the following members present: —Messrs. Wee Hap Lang, H.491 words
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Advertisement56 1934-09-28 12 -jQj/ MY HAT! Scott's Porage Oafs are fine Fine In flavour,fine in quality, fine In wealth of nourishment, Scott*s Porage Oats are the ideal breakfast for young and old. Scotland grows the best oats in the world and these a e Scotland’s best. «MT FWravia wSgal v> rWR'iBB Sole At/ents56 words
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Advertisement87 1934-09-28 12 C&ll and See JTXZX" 'I LADIES LATEST S i|k LJnder wears I AT Eastern Bazaar BISHOP STREET IN PATTERNS. DESIGNS AND QUALITIES WHICH CANNOT BE OBTAINED IN WHOLE OF PENANG. r Entirely Uncommon 1 Pinang Gazette Press Ltd. > 1 u i J MONTHLY CHECK ROLLS POCKET CHECK ROLLS Z87 words
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Miscellaneous33 1934-09-28 12 COLUMN L *tl t w* E ML. j ktwJ WORLD MOST FAMOUS TAP DANCER i NEW SONGS BY THE COMPOSER OF "BY A WATERFALL" I SPECTACULAR NUMBERS I PLENTY OF LAUGHS! NEXT CHANGE33 words
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Article475 1934-09-28 13 Mr. Stortz Stops SUCCESS OF WIRELESS TOUR Singapore, September 26. Ihi ty -three lectures and seven radio ks in 50 days is the record of Mr. Edin Startz. announcer at Holland’s famis broadcasting station “Phohi,” who is Singapore again having completed his r of the475 words
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Article238 1934-09-28 13 Said To Have Kept Licence Money Muar, Sept. 23. A preliminary’ inquiry into three counts ■f alleged criminal breach of trust preerred against Ali, a clerk in the local bind Office, was begun before Inche Mahmood, in the police court yesterday. The treused claimed trial on all238 words
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Article566 1934-09-28 13 TENTATIVE PROGRAMME FOR VISIT fo^M «T C Sands Boy Scout Commissioner in Malaya”’:-^ 168 f U WS tO Scoutin ri he C hief SC Ut (Lord B aden-Powell of it together the Chief Guide < Lady Baden-Powell) and their family will be visiting Malaya en566 words
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152 1934-09-28 13 Bartholomew Capt. C. W. E. Humphrys, the wellknown Perak racehorse trainer and amateur rider, was married at the Registrar’s Office, Singapore, on Wednesday, to Mrs. Gloria Bartholomew, widow of the late Capt. William M. Bartholomew, United States Army. Son of the late Mr.152 words
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Article252 1934-09-28 13 Procuration Case COURT DECIDES TO TAKE EVIDENCE IN CAMERA The case in which Somasundram Chetty and his wife Ammani, were charged with procuring a Tamil girl named Sivapakiam, under 21 years of age, for immoral purposes. in December 10, 1933, was continued before Mr. F. K. Wilson252 words
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Article343 1934-09-28 13 Shock For Mother And Family A widow and her family were sitting down to dinner at a marble-topped table. Suddenly a man’s hand swung an axe into their midst and the marble was smashed to pieces. Some members of the family’ grabbed the intruder, while the343 words
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Article506 1934-09-28 13 SOCIAL PERSONAL Miss M. Guthrie errived this morning j from Singapore by the “Ipoh”. Mr. Wm. Reid, of Bukit Kledek Estate, Ayer Kuning South, recently returned from furlough. Mr. C. H. Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. Cruikshank left by train for Kuala Lumpur last night. I Mr. and Mrs. Hopson506 words
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Article194 1934-09-28 13 S.H.B. Employee Acquitted Of Using Forged Document T. G. Francis, an employee of the Singapore Harbour Board, was acquitted and discharged in the Singapore assize court on Wednesday on a charge of dishonestly using as genuine a forged document, namely, a promissory note for $378 alleged to194 words
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Advertisement69 1934-09-28 13 M. V. "GLENBEG" Voy. 28 (Outward.) ARRIVED on 22-9-34. Consignees of cargo per the above vessel from Europe are hereby notified that a General Survey of all cargo landed m a damaged condition will be held in Penang Harbour Board’s Godown No. 4. at 2.30 p.m. on Monday, the Ist.69 words
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Advertisement254 1934-09-28 13 77ft LITTLE VALLEY IN THE MOUNTAIN Tango GB 770 PLL STRING ALONG WITH YOU Fox Trot I NEVER HAD A CHANCE CB 771 dontf let your love go wrong o DREAMY SERENADE Tango CB 772 COURT OF OLD KING COLE Fox Trot HENRY HALL THE 8.8. C. DANCE ORCHESTRA PRESENTS254 words
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Article99 1934-09-28 14 Mixed Foursome Competition MRS. MONCUR AND WISEMAN TOP LIST The Mixed Foursome Competition of the Penang Golf Club played on the Club Course on Wednesday resulted as follows Mrs. Moncur and Wiseman 42 8% =33% Miss Wallis and Milligan 47 8%=38% Mrs. Anderson Kimpster 48 8% =39%99 words
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Article132 1934-09-28 14 M.F.A. Final CRESCENT v. DARUL AIHSAN A large gathering is expected to turn out to-moriow on St. Xaviers Ground to witn.ss the final for the Mohamadan Football Association Cup, between the Crescent Football Club and the Darul Aihsan F.C. invitations for which have been sent out by132 words
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Article126 1934-09-28 14 Penang v. Kedah P. W. The following are the teams tor the trial game to be played on the Esplanade at 5.10 p.m. to-morrow: PENANG KEDAH AND P.W. D. R. Harper A. F. Baughan W. H. Dingle F. de Cruz I C. M. J. Kirke K. A.126 words
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Article146 1934-09-28 14 Seremban, Sept. 24. After today's hockey trial, the Negri Sembilan selection committee met end selected the folcwing side to travel to Ipoh on Saturday, to play against Perak: Alexander S. Emmanuel (N.S. Tamil Union); R. C. W. Fowler (N.S. Colts) and L. Stork (N.S.146 words
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Article540 1934-09-28 14 Further Rise In Earnings ORDINARY DIVIDEND DOUBLED The Leyland and Birmingham Rubber Company, manufacturers of rubber hose, etc., reports a profit of £72,841 for the year to 30th June last. This is an advance of £13,078 over the previous year’s balance, which was £35,274 higher than in540 words
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Article174 1934-09-28 14 Report of Juga Valley Tin Areas to 28th Fed. states that quotas under International! Tin agreement was 44.2 tons, but a quota representing 23 tons was purchased, which enabled 67.2 tons of concentrate to be produced. No prospecting or development work was carried out. Output was obtained174 words
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Article117 1934-09-28 14 YESTERDAY TO-DAY London £232-15-0 £231-10-0 TIN.— (3 Months) London £228-15-0 £228-10-0 Singapore $114.12% $114.50 Business Done Penang $114.20 Business 25 tons COPRA. (Sundried) $3.20 $3.20 BLACK PEPPER $17.50 $17.25 RUBBER.— London 7 516 d. 7%d. New York 14%c(G) 14 13il6c(G) Singapore Sppt 24 %c. 24% Jan./Mar. 26 %c.117 words
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Article212 1934-09-28 14 A. A. ANTHONY CO.’S QUOTATIONS The following are the changes in our quotations up to noon to-day: Yesterday To- Joy Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers TIN Ayer Weng 2.02% 2.05 2.02% 2.05 Hi x am 46 48 46 48 Johan 29 31 29 31 Klang River 1.90 2.00 1.90 2.00 Lukut212 words
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Article121 1934-09-28 14 The following are the latest quotations for to-day.— Buyers Sellers TIN Ayer Wengs 2.00 2.05 Chenderiangs 8 9 9 3 Hitams 47% 50 Hong Fatts 45 47% Jelapangs 12 0 12 6 Jtlebus 1.20 1.25 Johans 28 30 Kamuntings 12 0 12 6 Kampong Lanjuts 20 0121 words
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Article346 1934-09-28 14 SOON THEAM CO. The following are the changes in out quotations up to noon to-day Y esterday To-de y Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers RUBBER Ayer Penas 1-90 2.00 1.90 2.00 Allenbys 190 2.00 1-90 2.00 c Bassetts 82% 87% 82 85 B. Lintangs 1-25 128 1.25 1.28 Bentas 105 1.10346 words
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Article35 1934-09-28 14 PENANG, SEPTEMBER 28 London Bank Demand 2|4? 4 m|ts Private 3 mlts credit 3 Documentary On New York Demand 57% France T.T. 860 Hongkong T.T. 29% Shanghai T.T. 36% India T.T. 155 Silver 2235 words
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Article972 1934-09-28 14 KENNEDY CO SHARE LIST Id e NAMES. j 5“ 3 in H 2 RUBBER (Dollnr.j > c. 1 c. Allenby Rubber Co. 2OO c Alor Gninh Rubber Estate". 1 57» 165 Amalgamatrd Malay Estates 3 40 3 50 Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate 2 35 2 50 Ayer Molek Rubber Co.972 words
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Advertisement56 1934-09-28 14 UP TO A standar: NOT DOWN TO A PRICE We aim to give our Customers Qualit-y in Printing at a Price consistent with Value. JUB EXPERIENCE OF MANY YEARJ IS AT YOUR DISPOSAL WE CANNOT AFFORD TO LE7 YOU DOWN Entrust Your Orders for Prin ti n g and Stationery56 words
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Miscellaneous36 1934-09-28 14 WEATHER REPORT Temperature Wind Rail 6 a.m, 77 E Noon 86 N TIDE TABLE To-day High Water Low Water 2.51 a.m. 9.34 a.m. 3.05 p.m. 9.20 p.m. To-morrow 3.12 a.m. 10.02 a.m 3.26 p.m. 9.32 p.m.36 words
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Article2116 1934-09-28 15 the training of the estate MANAGER bv^Y^u^ the Planter s P edi ree is—y Younger Son out of Economic Botany: er dam, Kew Gardens. All through the ign o Victoria—a patriarchal age—it was customary, in certain families, after son had been provided for the Army and2,116 words
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Article237 1934-09-28 15 A batch of rubber companies’ reports provides further evidence, in varying degree, of the advantages which regulation and rationalisation together have brought to producers. Ba joe Kidoel Rubber and Bantam Java are paying dividends. In the case of the first mentioned, whose circumstances are different, the rat e237 words
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Article137 1934-09-28 15 Latest Quotations Thursday Wednesday I Paris 74 21 32 74 19 c 2, Mew York 4.96 5 s 4.9714 1 Montreal 4.84 4.81% i Brussels 21.07 20.97 i Geneva 15.07 1 Amsterdam 7.25% 7.25 i Milan 57 13 32 57% Berlin 12.27 V 2 12.33 Stockholm137 words
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Advertisement271 1934-09-28 15 HwMwhA I(m|7 A British Scientist has at (1 i last discovered a safe and F -uentific way of removing V/ iperfluous hair. Razors Y I —which only make the I air grow faster and I •.bicker—and all the old \Jb r\-il-smelling depilatory ,-astes are now definitely superseded. This ew discovery,271 words
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Advertisement233 1934-09-28 15 THE SMARTEST WOMEN USE OUTDOOR GIRL I BEAUTY AIDS I YET THEY COST j ONLY 25 CENTS. Times have changed. So have opinions. Fashionable women no longer believe it necessary to pay high HHHhS prices for high quality HHHHB beauty aids. Scientific tests have absolutely proven that lOUrtxrin OUTDOOR GIRL233 words
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Advertisement1873 1934-09-28 16 I I I J M DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE jjl H 1 'Kjffiiji <A»d American mail < .k < W. HBktffiNTIHO 35S§i?a 'iiax JN •---e^ 7 >BLUB FUNNEL LIME t > WW n m Vessel*. LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. Leave Dae Penang London C. STENTOR London, Rotterdam Hamburg Sept. 28 Oct.1,873 words
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Article921 1934-09-28 17 SHIPPING ARRIVALS DEPARTURES >hedule of Principal Linos ie following is a Mat of vessels arriving sailing from Penang during the week IN PORT TO-DAY KUALA from Mergui, Mbulmeln and Tavoy. Sails for the seme ports tor orrow. MDONIA from Bangkok, Singapore, ißlacca and Port Swettenham. Sails to-day for Colombo, Port921 words
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Article1014 1934-09-28 17 The Post Office notifies that a telegram from G.P.O. London says that the mail i despatched from Penang, on September 7 by the s.s. "Johan van Oldenbamevelt”, I was delivered in London on September 26. AIR MAILS A mail for Great Britain, Northern Ireland, Irish Free State1,014 words
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Article350 1934-09-28 17 i Dates And Venues S/ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 T I Newbury Autumn Cup. Run at Ns** bury, Distance Two Miles, One Furloo*. OCTOBER 4 Jockey Club Stakes. Run at Newman ket. Distance One Mile, Six Furlongs. OCTOBER 5 Rous Memorial Stakes. Run. at New market. Distance350 words
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Advertisement61 1934-09-28 17 5 5 I COSH I aJiwßpy 1 dofeel IBr f rotten I 5 z* C ■C WBwMixx YOU D,DN T i trysolicnum I i 111 IT’S A REAL jlo* "l Ki life "r HuOr Wk pRESERVER rs ?It i 1 H I M Ml 027 JLPPLICATIO9 B b b JLr61 words
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Miscellaneous685 1934-09-28 17 WIRELESS PROGRAMMES 111.05 —Time Signal from Greenwich! The following Shelsley Walsh International Open two Of Which win neW Hill Climb for Racing and Sports ty:— used simultaneous- Cars (under the auspices of The QgQ Midland Automobile Club): a run«nd GSF iql* metre ning commentary by J. F. Findon •GSF me685 words
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Article2413 1934-09-28 18 PRINCESS MARINA'S WELCOME: FRAU DYHRENFURTH'S RECORD CLIMB: PEERESS'S BABY BORN IN HOSPITAL: NOVELTIES AT AUTUMN DRESS SHOWS (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, September 19. THE GHILLIES’ BALL One of the most picturesque events in the social season on Deeside, the Ghillies’ Ball, which is given2,413 words
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Advertisement153 1934-09-28 18 h 11 111 l//////// /44*///////./ B '*”g"** *< 0 A m h H Bl HI I S A u eia I White Label n hI,EST Scotch WH' 5 ft 2 W7/ 0F GREATAGE /7 Dewar Sops Z Be Sure it’s Dewar’s Jl; |l l ‘White Label’ Xj»i iMitilMßHy’ SOLE AGENTS153 words
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Miscellaneous12 1934-09-28 18 BOBBY BEAR'S ADVENTURES; Camping Oui Vv .X_ > g n.wMF AW v r12 words
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Article240 1934-09-28 19 5 ate Pacific Service. I CLASTIC measures I TO CURB PRACTICE I Canton, Sept. 4. I inst concnbinage is expecI waged shortly by the CanI .horities, who are considering I asures to curb the practice. < i form workers here describe s n as contrary to5 ate ' Pacific Service. - 240 words
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Article50 1934-09-28 19 DR UG RING ARRESTED IN PEIPING ters Pacific Service. Peiping, Sept. 7. rding to the Chinese press, seven s alleged to have assisted Yin Huan-police-station chief who was exe- on September 2 on e. charge of trama in drugs, have been turned pver to Court for trial cn similar charges.—ters Pacific Service. - 50 words
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Article59 1934-09-28 19 iters Pacific Service. Peiping, Sept. 7. Aftt r being paraded through the main -ir ts of Peiping, five Hopei robbers who errested several weeks ago were d at the Bridge of Heaven, near the e of Heaven, this afternoon, in ace with the special regulations foriters Pacific Service. - 59 words
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Article59 1934-09-28 19 Reuters Pacific Service. Tokyo, Sept. 7. eneral tram strike passed the lay quietly, -with no disorder reported iile city traffic was almost normal wit-. ams and buses being run by volunrs and employees of the Municipal as some powerful arbiter offers 1 dices, or compulsory arbitration is. Reuters Pacific Service. - 59 words
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Article79 1934-09-28 19 'fiuU OU VO LU A-vxa. their own settlement. Reuters Pacific Service. Obstacle To Resumption Of Trade Conference Tokyo, Sept. 7. A 'sman of the Japanese Foreign Oflit, -day said that the chief obstacle to resumption of the Nether lands-Japan-vse tr de conference at Batavia, was the shipping 'pi“ *■ 'fiuU OU VO LU A-vxa. their own settlement. Reuters Pacific Service. - 79 words
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Article214 1934-09-28 19 chow—Reuters Pacific Service. AT NANKING ON OCTOBER 3 Nanking Senteml er 7. The 9th Far Eastern Tropical Medicine Conference postponed front last year owing to the Sino-Japanese crisis, is scheduled to open in Nanking on October 2. About 270 Chinese and foreign medicos are expected to attendchow—Reuters Pacific Service. - 214 words
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Article208 1934-09-28 19 hai on Saturday nigh*.-—Reuters Pacific Service. Chinese Decoration For Belgian Envoy Nanking. Sept. 7. The Chinese Government is conferring the Tsai Yu Medal (Order of the Brilliant Jade) upon Baron Emmanuel Janssen, the Belgian Special Ambassador, who, together with his wife and the Belgian Minister and Barenesshai on Saturday nigh*.-—Reuters Pacific Service. - 208 words
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Advertisement163 1934-09-28 19 'l;' REMEMBER J ■THE LAST TWO WEEKS ONLYg i OF Ĕ PARMANAND’S (GRAND ECONOMY: i SALE 3 WHOLE YEAR'S GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY IS P GIVEN AWAY AT THIS GENUINE SALE B High Quality Woolen Carpets and Mattings in beautiful j B designs and Various Sizes. 2 B 2. Genuine Moth-proof Camphor-wood163 words
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Article, Illustration384 1934-09-28 20 COMPARING NOTES AT TRANSPORT HOUSE.— Left to right: Mr. '!A. Conley, Mr. A, Hersnkowits nCU.S.A.), Mr. Van der Heeg and Mr. f Isidore Nagler (U.S.A.), who ire i attending the Congress. PLENTEOUS winning the British Empire Cup for Lieut. Colonel F. C. Lowis, at Northolt384 words