Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 18 November 1935

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAR 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 268. Vol. XCUI. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1935. PRICE 10 CENTS
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    IMPORTATION OF GOODS FROM ITALIAN TERRITORY
    225 1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY BOARD OF TRADE ABLE TO GRANT LICENCES IF GOODS PAID FOR BEFORE OCTOBER 19 A Government Gazette extraordinary issued in Singapore on Saturday announces an important alteration in the 1 reaty of Peace (Covenant of the League of Nations) Order 1935
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    CANADA – AMERICAN TREATY
    365 1 CANADA AMERICAN TREATY kReuter. Revolution In Trade Relations Washington, Nov. 18. The opinion that the new CanadaAmerican trade treaty will double the trade between the two countries within a year or two was expressed by President Roosevelt in announcing the terms of the i agreement which becomes effective on I
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    ABYSSINIAN TROOPS
    62 1 i.Reuter. Ras Seyum Talcing Supreme Command Agula, Nov. 17. A message from Reuter’s correspondent with the Italian Northern Army states that reports reaching the Italian Command from native sources state that Ras Seyum is now’ at Ambaalagi taking over supreme command of the troops at present under Ras
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    PETROL FOR ITALIAN SOMALILAND
    71 1 Cargo Steamer Held Up At Los Angeles Los Angeles, Nov. 18. The head of the local Sailors’ Union. Mr. J R. Robinson, has telegraphed Mr. Cordell Hull declaring that the Union is holding the cargo steamer Oregon” here until the State Department guarantees full protection for
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    ITALIAN SHIPPING ACTIVITY
    103 1 ,Reuter. Before Application Of Sanctions AEROPLANES FOR EAST AFRICA Rome, Nov. 18. The 5.5. Badoglio” sails for East Africa today. The port of Naples is working overtime loading ships with wine, foodstuffs and other goods before the application oj sanctions. The steamship Sumatra” sailed for Bombay, Singapore
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    CAPTAIN PERCIVAL
    159 1 i.Rugby Radio Service. Awarded Johnson Memorial Trophy London, Ncvember 16. The Johnson Memorial Trophy which is given for the best feat of air navigation during the twelve months has been awarded by the Guild of Air Pilots and Navigators cf the British Empire to Captain E W. Percival
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    GENERAL ELECTION
    140 1 Reuter and Rugby Radio Service. Petition For Re-Poll IN KELVINGROVE DIVISION GLASGOW London, November 17. The Scottish Socialist Party have decided to petition the Court in session at Edinburgh for a re-pcji in the Kelvingr o ve Division, Glasgow. Th e following further results were declared today. Sir
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    DISTURBANCES IN EGYPT
    43 1 .--Reuter. Trcops Despatched To Riot Centres Cairo, Nov. 16. Egyptian troops have been despatched to Tantah, Zagazig and other centres of disturbances. A mass meeting of the legal fraternity called on all lawyers to come out on strike on Thursday.Reuter.
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    POPPY DAY FUND
    45 1 Siam's Boy King Gifts 500 Ticals (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Nov. 17. The Boy King has continued the cus’om of the previous two reigns and subscribed 500 ticals to the Poppy Day Fund, the Bangkok British Legion effort on Armistice Day.
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    OVER 100 DEATHS SO FAR THIS YEAR
    899 1 Health Authorities Blame The Hawker I DANGER TO SCHOOLCHILDREN There is an alarming increase in the figures for typhoid in Singapore. Up to the end of October this year there have been over 100 deaths with 350 cases of infection—as compared with 62
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    HARRIS TWEEDS
    105 1 and Duchess of Gloucester.Rugby Radio Service. Industry's Recovery From Depression London, November 16 The cottage industry in the Scottish, islands of Leavis and Harris producing the well-known handmade Harris tweeds is enj< ying comparative prosperity after a period of severe depression. The revival has been brought about largely
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    FATAL FALL FROM LADDER
    382 3 Coolie Sustains Fractured Skull ENGAGED IN REMOVING SIGNBOARD An inquiry was held on Sat. into’ the death of a coolie, Bong Wah, who died as a result of shock and haemorr-' hage from a fractured skull on November 2. Deceased was engaged in removing a signboard
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    CORPSE FOUND NEAR GREEN HALL
    235 3 Chinese Washed Up On Seashore IDENTITY UNTRACED 1 An open verdict was returned by the Coroner, Mr. H. A. L. Luckham, at the conclusion of the inquest into the death of an unknown adult Chinese, whcfce body was washed up on the seashore near Green
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    DEATH OF EDUCATED CHINESE
    1210 3 Wife Discovers Him Hanging DOCTOR REFUSES TO SEE DECEASED Ihe inquiry touching the cause of death of an educated Chinese, Quah Oh Khoe, was continued on Sat. in the Coroner’s Court before Mr. IT.A.L. Luckham. The tragic story of the discovery of the body was related
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    TAIPING SCHOOLS' EXHIBITION
    60 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, November 16. In conjunction with the King Edward VII School (Taiping) and the local Malay Schools, the Trade School, Bagan Serai, held an exhibition of handiwork in their School hall today. Very artistic furniture, which showed excellent workmanship and polish, together with
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    MONTH OLD INFANT IN SEA
    292 3 i Discovery At Market Street Ghaut I BODY DECOMPOSED The finding of the decomposed body > of a month old female infant, believed) to be of Chinese nationality, in the sea at Market Street Ghaut on Novem- ber 3, was the subject of an inquiry
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    YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
    95 3 Penang Branch Prayer Meeting The Y.W.C.A. World’s week of Prayer commenced on Sunday, November 10. The Penang branch held their Service on Thursday, November 14. Mrs. Souter presiding. The Rev. E. T. Loader led the Prayers and gave a very interesting Address. The subject being Ambassadors
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    NO TRACE OF "SMITHY”
    67 3 R.A.F. Planes At Alor Star TO CONTINUE SEARCH TODAY (From Our Own Reporter) ALOR STAR, SATURDAY. NINE R.A.F. PLANES, UNDER THE COMMAND OF SQR.LEADER DAVIES, FROM SINGAPORE WHICH PASSED OVER PENANG THIS MORNING RETURNED TO ALOR STAR AERODROME FOR THE NIGHT AFTER A DAY’S FRUITLESS SEARCH
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    GHASTLY MURDER STILL UNSOLVED?
    318 4 formidable PROBLEM FOR PERAK DETECTIVES Reword Of $5OO Offered TAMIL IN CUSTODY I i (Iprom Our Perak Representative) Ipoh, Saturday. Seldom, it ever, has a crime excited, so much interest among the public and police alike as the one which was perpetrated on the outskirts of
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    BIG CROC CAUGHT ALIVE
    61 4 Sy Villagers At Sungei Raya (From Our Perak Representative) Ipoh, Nov. 16. A big crocodile was caught alive in the Kinta River near the junction of Sungei Raya by the villagers this afternoon, and considerable excitement prevailed as it was the first time that such a
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    STILLS FOUND IN LEPER ASYLUM
    118 4 Johor? Bahru, Saturday. Magda Singh, a watchman at the Leper .Asylum, and Ahmad bin Alid and Raja Gopal, both patients at the asylum, were each fined $138.54 by Sheik Abubakar bin Yahya, the second magistrate, here this morning for being in possession of six jars
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    INQUIRY INTO MASON'S DEATH
    193 4 Decomposed Body In Boring Hole VERDICT OF FOUND DEAD (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Nov. 16. A verdict of "Found dead” was returned by the Taiping Coroner today at the conclusion of the inquiry into the death of a Chines e mason, Lim Thean Hong, whose
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    ALLEGED STRUGGLE IN ROAD
    471 4 Filipino's Evidence In Murder Trial Vincent Banka, the Kuala Lumpur horn] Filipino who is one ot the two accused m the Silat Road murder trial which was gun on Tuesday before Mr. Justice GordonSmith and a special jury, started to give evidence shortly before the court
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    ATLANTIC AIR SERVICES
    793 4 Britain's Favourable Position i AIRCRAFT UNDER CONSTRUCTION We reproduce below a talk by Sir Eric Geddes which was broadcast by the British Broadcasting Corporation on Thursday, October 31. Sir Eric saidtI have been asked by the British Broadcasting Corporation to address you tonight on the suuject of
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    Strong Criticism Of Hydro-Electric Reconstruction
    3064 5 F. M. S. SACRIFICE OF $7,960,098 Mr. Shearn Attacks Scheme Of Settlement "AMAZING COMMUNICATION FROM COLONIAL OFFICE" Strong criticism of the Perak River Hydro-Electric Power reconstruction scheme was made by the Hon’ble Mr. E.D. Shearn at Friday’s meetinof the Federal Council. J r. Shearn first
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    PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE.
    230 6 V&irwtty THE BRILLIANT SCENE at th- London Palladium as the Md Quee and members of the Royal party were watching the antics of the Crazy Gang during the Command variety Performance. An audience of over watched the great show w'ith Their Majesties. SAILING HOME BY
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    COURT INTERPRETER AS DETECTIVE
    246 7 CHINESE SENTENCED The detective instincts pf a Tamil interpreter attached to the Singapore police Courts. Mr. Doraisamy Iyer, further sharpened by listening to the exploits of Local sleuths, led to the arrest of an alleged snatch-and-run" thief. When the man, Ng Ah Kow, was produced before
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    KORAN READING IN JOHORE
    88 7 The annual competition for Koran recitation organized by the Religious school of Johore Bahru, was held in the Batu Pahat mosque. Boys from eight religious Malay Schocls in Johore State took part, two boys being chosen from each of the four centres of Johore Bahru, Muar.
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    VIEWS OF A MALAYAN CHETTYAR
    248 7 ON TRADE AND POLITICS Colombo, Nov. 12. j Mr. P. R. M. Sithambaram Chettiar, a leading banker and estate pro- i prietor in the F. M. S. and Ceylon, arrived! in Colombo by the s .s. Marshal Joffre I last week and was received at
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    KILLED BY TRAIN
    167 7 Suicide Verdict At 1 to the Kedah a* Malacca Inquest The Malacca coroner. Lieut-Commander J.C. Derrick, returned a verdict of suicide at the conclusion pf the enquiry into the death of an unknowm male Chinese, aged about 40 years, whose dead body, severed across the abdomen, was
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    GOVERNMENT OFFER
    71 7 Discussed By Singapore Commissioners The Government’s offer of $750,000 for the relief of distress and the establishment of a home for the destitute, subject to the Singapore Municipal Commissioners granting $500,000, was discussed at a special meeting of the Commissioners on Friday. The matter was discussed in several
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL
    219 7 SOCIAL PERSONAL Mr. H. Wright recently arrived from Home to join the Railways Department. Mr. Vaughan Jones, Secretary of the Singapore Swimming Club, is a patient in the General Hospital. Dr. Wu Lien Teh, the fameus Chinese plague expert, is due in Malaya from China by the "Rawalpindi.” ff Mr.
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    GIRL DROWNED IN WELL
    85 7 Found By Father A leud splash coming from the well’ of his house in Henderson Road, Singapore, led a Chinese father to investigate. He was horrified to see his nine-year-old daughter, Kwek Lin, had fallen in. The well was deep but he was lowered into it
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    UNKNOWN MAN
    224 7 The dead body of an unknown Tamil wasi found floating in the Straits of Johore on Oct. 25. An inquest was held into the death in the Corcner’s Court, Johore Bahru, before Inche Ahmad bin Perang, when Inspector Manas bin Siman led evidence to the effect that on
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      133 7 IN AID OF POPPY DAY FUND UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF The Hon. The RESIDENT COUNCILLOR. Penang. THE MAKAY AMATEURS DRAMATIC PARTY. PENANG IN CONJUNCTION WITH MISS KIAH OPERA of SELANGOR WILL STALE AYER MATA KESUKA'AN" OR "THE TEARS OF JOY" Supported by Special Extra Turns and Kronchong by Kiah’s Troupe
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    RUSSIAN ROSE WINS FREE HANDICAP AT SINGAPORE
    960 8 QUEEN'S COURSE AND ORMOLU PLACED THE ROUMBA AND WATTLE ASH PAY BEST DIVIDENDS WATTLE ASH DEAD HEATS WITH < FAIRFIELDS TWO WINNERS FOR MR. O. M. NOORDIN (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, November 16. Bright weather favoured the opening day’s races of the
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    INTERNATIONAL RUGGER
    105 8 Reuter. Scotland v New Zealand TEAMS FOR SATURDAY'S MATCH London, Nov. 17. The following are the teams selected to play in the International rugger match between Scotland and New Zealand (All I.lacks) at Murray field on November 23: SCOTLAND KERR (Heriotonians) FOREST (Glasgow Acs.) DICK (Guy’s Hosp.) MURDOCK
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    MALAYA CUP RUGGER
    212 8 Combined Services Beats Johore (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Nov. 16. The Combined Services beat Johore in a Malaya Cup rugby fixture this afternoon by 14 points (one goal and three tries) 5 points (one goal). Johore defended stubbornly throughout and the forwards frequently threatened the Services’
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    K. E. VII SCHOOL BEAT P.F.S.
    340 8 Inter-Schoe! Hockey HOMESTERS OUTPLAYED The I’enang Free School were defeated at hockey yesterday in their annual encounter with the King Edward VII School, Taiping, at Green Lane. The visitors won by two clear goals, both of which were scored by their centre-forward. This is
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    BUTTERWORTH CHARITY SOCCER
    149 8 I.R.C. Draw With Butterworth Xt The Indian Recreation Club were held t? a goalless draw at soccer by a Butterworth XI, yesterday on the Butterworth Recreation Club ground, in a charity match organised in aid of the Poppy Day Fund. The ground was water-logged, making ball ccntrol
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    INTER-SCHOOL RUGGER
    131 8 B.M. High School Defeat Abdul Hamid College The Bukit Mertajam High School, who have only recently taken to rugger, did well to defeat the Sul f an Abdul Hamid College, Alor Star, by 3 points (a try) to nil on Saturday. The visitors, excepting for Hamid, failed to
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    MALACCA WIN
    115 8 -ngor Beaten At Seremban 11 PTS. TO 3 PTS. (From Our Special Correspondent) Seremban, Nov. 16. Negri-Malacca defeated Selangor in an inter-State match today by 11 points (a goal and two tries) to 3 points (one try). Negri forwards played magnificently although they only had six forwards for
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    AMERICAN FOOTBALL
    48 8 Reuter Notre Dame Tie With The Army New York, Nov. 16. At the r twenty-second meeting the Notre Dame University and the Army tied with 6 goals each at American football before 80.000 frenzied spectators, hundreds of whom had paid $4O for a pair of tickets.
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    WORLD’S BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
    91 8 Boxing ..Reuter. Sixto Escobar Regains Title I HOLDER RECEIVES TERRIFIC BEATING New York, November 16. The Mexican, Sixto Escobar, regained the world’s bantamweight championship title, in the eyes of the New York State Athletic Commission, outpointing Lou Salica, over 15 rounds at the Madison Square Garden. Escobar,
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    S.C.C. BEATEN
    128 8 jAfter Pressing Throughout* Game i (From Our Own Correspondent) 1 > Singapore, Nov. 16. i Although they pressed almost solidly [throughout the S.C.C. were beaten by thej Public Services R.F.C. at Dunearn Road today by a goal to a try. j The club forwards were to blame for
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    FIRST DIVISION LEAGUE LEADERS SWAMP BRENTFORD
    1303 9 ARSENAL WINS AT EVERTON NEWCASTLE'S NINE GOALS AGAINST SWANSEA HEAVY SCORING AT YORK Reuter. London, Nov. 16. The following are the results o f the matches played today in the and Scottish Leagues. FIRST DIVISION Aston Villa 2 Chelsea 2 Bolton W. 3 Manchester
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    NEW ZEALANDERS WIN AT LEICESTER
    141 9 Reuter. Oxford Defeats Harlequins LIGHT BLUES BEATEN London, Nov. 16. The following are the results of the principal Rugby Union matches played today. Cumberland 6 Cheshire 3 Durham 6 Yorkshire 14 Lancashire 3 Northumberland 16 Leicestershire and East Midlands 3 New Zealand 16 Cambridge U.
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    PENANG AND PERAK DRAW
    724 9 11 Points All At Taiping VISITORS' SECOND HALF RALLY (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping Nov. 16. The inter-State rugger match between Penang and Perak this evening at Taiping ended in a draw, each side scoring 11 points. There was one change in the Perak side, Nigel
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    PENANG DEFEATS KEDAH
    672 9 Jnter-State Hockey INFRINGEMENTS PASS UNNOTICED tßy Our Own Reporter) Alor Star, Nov. 16. Penang gained a victory by the odd goal in seven in the Inter-State Hockey match with Kedah at Alor Star today but the result in no way shows the superiority of the winners Penang
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    INTER-SCHOOL RUGGER
    401 9 Free School Beat Edwardians NARROW VICTORY BY SIX POINTS TO FIVE The annual rugger fixture between the i Penang Free School and the King Edward I VII School, Taiping, pn the Free School ground on Sat. resulted in a win for! ehe homesters by the narrow margin of
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    Inter-State Hockey
    241 9 SINGAPORE DEFEATS SELANGOR Winners' Inglorious Display (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Nov. 16. Singapore beat Selangor at hockey today by one goal to nil. The home side gave an inglorious display at forward and it was only the superb play of G. E. N. Oehlers, the centre-half, which
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    RENONG ROMPERS WIN
    276 9 B.R.C. Beaten By Odd Goal In Three CHARITY SOCCER AT BUTTERWORTH On the Butterworth ground on Saturday; evening the Renong Rompers defeated tho Butterworth Recreation Club by the odd goal in three. The match was organised in aid of Poppy Day Fund. In spite pf thp bad
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    HAM CUP SOCCER
    159 9 Kedah Malays Draw With Penang Malays (By Our Own Reporter) Alor Star, Nov. 16. The annual fixture for the Penang-Kedah Cup presented by Mr. G. L. Ham, between the Penang Malays and the Kedah Malays played this evening, resulted in a draw, twd goals, both of which
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    M.C.C. IN AUSTRALIA
    57 9 ).Reuter. Rigg Scores Century For Victoria Melbourne, Nov 16 The four-day cricket match between Victoria and the M.C.C. was further delayed for two hours on account of the overnight rain. At the close of the day’s play, Victoria was still batting, having scored 229 runs for six
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      129 9 Doubled up with Stomach W 7 pains»> fn >2 riutes k later One minute you are doubled up with ixin, due to bloating gas and burning acid In your stomach. Take two or three Chardox tablets, and two minutes later the pain has gone. Chardox is not a drug. It
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    A DAY OF IGNOMINY
    915 10 Following a meeting of the Fascist' Grand Council, under the presidency of iSignor Mussolini and attended by 24 members, including General Balbo, a resolution was passed with acclamation condemning November 18, as a day of ignominy and iniquity in the history of the world and denouncing
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    What Others Are Saying
    910 10 s*av’ngf-power for granted. Straits Times.” A REMARKABLE TRIBUTE In entertaining His Excellency Sir Shenton Thomas to a banquet, the Chinese community of the F.derated Malay States, not only gave cutward and visible manifestation of the high regard and esteem in which they hold the High Ccmmissioner.
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    DR. M. TORRES
    72 10 r.Rugby Radio Service. To Deliver Lecfure On Tropical Diseases London, Nov. 16. On the invitation of the Royal Society of Medicine, Dr. Magarinos Torres, Chief of the laboratory of the famous Oswaldo Cruz Institute in Rio de Janeiro, has arrived in England to deliver e lecture before
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    THE "SILVER HAZEL"
    56 10 t.Reuter Wireless. Captain Missing And Two Dead Manila, Nov. 16. An American women passenger and an apprentice seaman are dead, the captain and another are missing in the Silver Hazel” disaster. The remainder were rescued by e, destroyer after being two days and two nights on a
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    RETAIL PRICES
    62 10 at November 1 last year.^Rugby Radio Service. Level Higher Than Last Year London, Nov. 16. At November the average level of retail prices calculated by the Ministry of Labour was approximately 47 per cent above the base level of July 1914 as compared with 45 per cent at
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    LIMOGES RIOT
    53 10 Reuter. Left Wing Parties Clash With Croix de Feu Limoges, Nov. 16. The Left W ing parties demonstrated agains. a meeting of the semi-Fasc.st Croix de Feu. The police erected barricades in order to prevent the two groups clashing, but street fighting ensued resulting in 15 being injured,
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    MINERS' BALLOT
    56 10 Reuter Wireless. Majority Likely To Vote For Strike London, Nov. 16. The miners ballot, which is concluding today, will probably show a majority for a national strike for increase in wages of two shillings daily but it is not yet certain j whether the necessary two-thirds majority to
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    PROF. J. CHADWICK
    62 10 .Rugby Radio Service. Awarded Nobel Prize For Physics I London, Nov. 16., Professor James Chadwick of Liverpool University who assisted Lord Rutherford for many years in the research et Cavendish Laboratory, at Cambridge and in 1932 was the first British investigator to confirm the existence of neutron,
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    GINTING PASS MOTOR TRAGEDY
    519 11 Inquiry Held At Balik Pulau A DRIVER EXONERATED FROM BLAME A verdict ,ot death by misadventure was returned by the Balik Pulau Coroner, Mr. M Hussain, on Saturday at the conclusion of the inquiry into the deaths of Madam Lm Gek Heok and Miss Cheah Choon
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    ALLEGED THEFT
    138 11 Substantial Bail For Malay Bail in the sum .of $250 was allowed when the case was brought up in the police court this morning in which Osman bin Md. Taib stands charged with theft of a dynamo valued at $5, at the premises of Boustead and Co., on
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    Cornelia and Kirdall,
    34 11 Cornelia and Kirdall, the Aristocrats of Rhythm,” who had such a tremendous success at Raffles Hotel, Singapore, are appearing at the cocktail and dinner dances at the Runnymede Hotel commencing today.
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    CHINESE FINED $50
    357 11 Failed To Supply Correct Information WHEN APPLYING FOR LICENCE How a Chinese, who had previous convictions, failed to state them when applying for a driving licence, was related to the magistrate Mr. H.A.L. Luckham today in the case in which Chuah Teong Beow was summoned for failing
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    DISTRICT COURT CASES
    287 11 Assault Charge Against Six Chinese CROP OF CHANDU OFFENCES Six Chinese, Tan Keng San, Ong Chuan, Sim Khoon, Tan Kim Sin, Tan Ah Ooi and Goh Chong Wah were arraigned in th®. Distr.ct Court this morning before Mr. BF. Bridge, charged with voluntarily causing grievous hurt to
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    SAMPAN COOLIE CHARGED
    82 11 Alleged Importation Of Chandu Lee Gim, a coolie, was produced in the police court today charged with importing chandu in his sampan on November 16 and possession of chandu when not being a registered smoker., An alternative charge of possession of non-Government chandu, was also preferred. Mr.
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    GALA NIGHT AT WEMBLEY CABARET
    156 11 There was a large gathering on Saturday night at the Wembley Cabaret Gala Night in aid of Poppy Day Fund. Exhibition dances of the Slow Foxtrot and the Modern Waltz were given by Mr. K. H. Wu and Miss Lily Toh. This pair gave an
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      130 11 CHRISTMAS 1935.1 and opportunity are fleeting phases. WITHIN the next fortnight, parcels for England, must I be despatched, in order to arrive in time for the Festive Season. GEORGETOW N remove all the difficulties from the Gift question and undertake the packing and despatch of any purchase. i and varied
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    Year Of Rubber Regulation In Malaya
    2659 12 ALL DIFFICULTIES OVERCOME The following are excerpts from a re- < port, by Mr. J. I. Miller, RegistrarGeneral of Statistics, S.S. and F.M.S. and Sup< rintendent of Rubber Control, Singapore and Penang, on the working of the Rubber Regulation scheme in those.; Settlements for
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    HOW EXCHANGES ARE MOVING
    109 12 Latest Quotations Saturday Friday Paris 74 43 64 74 43 64 'New York 4.92 4.91% Montreal 4.97% 4.97% j Brussels 29.13% 29.13% Geneva 15.13% 15.13 [Amsterdam 7.24% 7.24% [Milan 60H 60% Berlin 12.23 12.23 Prague 119 119 Copenhagen Oslo 19.88% 19.90% Stockholm 19.39% 19.39% Vienna 25%
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    RAHMAN HYDRAULIC TIN LTD.
    1255 12 3 I i Annual General Meeting FINAL DIVIDEND OF j r i 2j PER CENT. t 1 e Minutes of the twenty-eighth annual general meeting held at the Registered i, Office, of the Company, Hongkong Bank s Buildings, Penang, on Saturday, November 3 16, 1935 at
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      32 12 EXTENSIVE SHIPMENT OF XMAS GIFTS NEW LOW PRICES JUST UNPACKED BY BOON HAK COMPANY 25, Bishop Street, Penang. If You Want REAL BARGAINS Come To Our sale NOW IN FULL SWING I
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      153 12 Hoiv many hairs in a hair Many explanation* have been given for the breaking of hair, flaking, scurf and dandruff. But the use of inferior hair/ dressings causes by far the greatest amount A of trouble. f Hair cream that set* hard fixe* the hair at the roots and cause*
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    BRITAIN STANDS SOLID FOR PEACE, PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY
    1210 13 WORLD OPINION ON GENERAL ELECTION RESULT STOCK EXCHANGE RESPONDS TO RENEWED ASSURANCE London, November 16. '1 he government’s majority, which will be at least 250 is hailed by the Press as a verdict in favour of national consolidation to a guarantee of
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    APPOINTMENTS IN ROYAL HOUSEHOLD
    110 13 .Rugby Radio Service. Reorganisation LORD WIGRAM TO FILL TWO OFFICES London, Nov. 16. The King has appointed Lord Wigram who has been His Majesty’s Private Secretary since 1931 to fill the amalgamated offices of Private Secretary to the King and keeper of His Majesty’s Privy Purse.
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    TRADE AGREEMENT SIGNED
    90 13 Reuter. Canada And U.S.A. WHOLE AMERICAN CABINET PRESENT Washington, Nov. 16. Mr. Cordell Hull and Mr. Mackenzie King signed the CanadaUnited States trade treaty in the presence of President Roosevelt and the whole American Cabinet. It is almost unprecedented for the American Cabinet to participate in such
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    ON EVE OF APPLICATION OF SANCTIONS
    443 13 .Reuter. Meeting Of Fascist Grand Council MUSSOLINI TO MAKE IMPORTANT STATEMENT General De Bono Recalled Rome, Nov. 16. General De Bono has been recalled and Marshall Badeglio has been appointed High Commissioner for East Africa. Fifty members of the Fascist Grand Council will gather
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    NAVAL CONFERENCE
    85 13 I Rugby Radio Service. i Opening Postponed Till December 6 I London, November 16. I The opening of the Naval Conference' j convened for Decemb .r 5 in London has i now been postponed till December 6 to j the convenience of the United States delegation. Th? Canadian
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    ARMS FOR ABYSSINIA
    129 13 ducts to Italy Reuter and Reuter Wire1 less. Arriving In Considerable Quantities Addis Ababa, Nov. 16. With the removal of arms embargo, arms I and medical rtores are arriving in consi-1 derable quantities. 5,000 of the latest model i quick-firing rifles and much medical stores] have arrived.
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      178 13 O' ft FIT AND VIGOROUS MANY a man and woman owe their robust vigour and glowing health to Brand’s Essence of Chicken. It has changed lassitude and weakness'*- in to energy; giving them the power to lead an active life restored their failing powers, both mental and physical renewed their
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    DAILY MAIL LIST
    441 14 NOTICE The Air Mails despatched from Penang on November 7 per the Imperial Airways were delivered in London on November 15. The Air Mails despatched from Penang <m November 9 per the Netherlands Aircraft via Alor Star-Amsterdam were delivered in London on November 15. air mails A
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    SHIPPING ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES
    708 14 SHIPPING ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Schedule Of Principal Une< Ths following is a Mat of vessels arrlvtaf tad sailing from Penang during the west: IN POST TODAY S.S. SEMBILAN” from Belawan. Sails same day for Singapore. M.S. KULMERLAND” from Bremen, Hamburg, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Genoa. Port Said and Colombo. Sails same day for
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      16 14 ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW At the 1 EASTERN BAZAAR With > COMPETITIVE PRICES. 8, Bishop St. Phone 1396.
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      11 14 Trade enquiries I» E. S. BEST, P.O. Box 291, Bombay. WbWbWbVuVoVb
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      49 14 WHY YOU SHOULD ALWAYS BUY RECORDS» Because ifs British Make Recorded by Patent Marconi Process 1 Obbligato Artistes of AU-India Fame Distilled Divine Songs Caehinnatory Comic Hits 'Long playing one Soul-Striving Scientific Music Tunes to AD Taste. Vitelhikuteim Swamigal SOLE AGENTS THE INDIAN FILM AGENCY, 130, Penang Road, Penang,
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      1041 14 Wireless Programmes Bp a itinued 8.45Pinang Gazette News Bulletin. 8.50-Indian Classical Music. 9.00 Close dow’n. TODAY W EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20 Transmission 5 7.00 p.m.Time Signal. 7.30Day’s Two of the following frequencies will be programme. 7.osLight Operatic Reived GSC 9,580 kc|s (31.32 m.) GSB CO rds. 7.30Straits Echo News Bulletin. IJHO
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      330 14 (10,260 kc.) Power 10 kilowatt. 6.20 a m Gymnastics 6.35 Music 6.50 Time Signal; Music 7.05 a.m. Close down. 10.50 a.m. Morning concert; 12.20 p.m. Lunch Time Music 1.50 p.m. dose down. 5.50 Time Signal and Music. 6.35 Gramophone concert. 6.50 News. 7.10-9.50 Concerts and gramophone music. 9.50 Dance music
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      1678 15 MK’TI dH I BURNS PHILP LINE k (Incorporated in Australia.) //Ut IHetDltt/’ENTIN(I *or Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne n» java, darwin, and /jwN\ M jS-y THURSDAY ISLAND. .'jMVtt Q L ")fa 800 kBQP PUMillfl BMW Regular monthly sailing by s.a. MARELLA (7,375 tons) and m.v MERKUR u 1 i K (•»000
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      271 16 FUN FROLIC MAIN GATE 10 CENTS ONLY Monday, 78th November, 1*35. THEAN LOK 800 TAI SHANGHAI OPERA 1. LOONG FOO TOW” 2. CHEE KU AT LIANG CHEE FOOK KIANG PUT YAK” 3. CHIAK CHUP WOOI LOO SUT PUA KHAR OON” SEATS 40, 30 20 Cents. NO FREE LISTS. TAN HONG
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      44 16 Hmwb IBS*. 6-30 OPENING TONIGHT 9-30 AN OUTSTANDING NEW CANTONESE TALKIE SEGAMGNI” (JOO LYE HOOT) ADAPTED FROM THE WELL-KNOWN CHINESE MYTHOLOGICAL STORY GRAND NEW CANTONESE SONG HITS! THRILLING TRANSFORMATIONS STRANGE ADVENTURE! ETC. ETC.! Prices: 20 cts., 40 cts., 60 cts., 80 cts. $l.OO J
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      49 16 niiFFN’S iv*pv« rru ti SEASON EXTENDED INDEFINITELY TO *J S Last T wo Shows 9.30 A W EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS BIGGEST THRILLER. 'JEfec HIS NEWEST AND <jgS S I Wr GREATEST Tarzan with y HERMAN BRIX, jy' WORLD'S MOST PERFECT ATHLETE. T arzan W IN HIS MOST THRILLING adventure
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      74 16 MAJESTIC 6-15 LAST NIGHT 9-30 Ethe AFFAIR THE lATOR See how an unknown doctor swayed thousands and became the power behind the throne of Denmark—Only to meet his Fate at the Hands of the Executioner. OPENS TOMORROW (A humAjdl /<l, to ike world— M PETER HADDON MARY NEWLAND I 11l
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      72 16 NEXT CHANGE RETURN SCREENING OF THE RECORD-BREAKING TAMIL TALKIE Pavalakodi 50 MELODIOUS SONGS SPECIALLY COMPOSED BY PAPANASAM SIVAN WONDERFUL DANCES BY MISS SANTA DEVI SPECTACULAR AND GORGEOUS SETTINGS SENSATIONAL AND THRILLING ACTION R—l 6-15 TONIGHT 9-30 RICHARD DIX A IN Day Of Reckoning’ with MADGE EVANS UNA MERKEL STUART ERWIN
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    PRETTY WEDDING IN IPOH
    380 17 DavidsonToft BOTH BRIDE AND GROOM WELL-KNOWN A pretty wedding was solemnised on Saturday in Ipoh at St. Michael's Church, where Mr. Victor Edward Davidson was United in matrimony with Miss Wilhelmina Madeline Toft. The Rev. Father S. Fourgs officiated at the ceremony, which w’as fully choral.
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    TRAGEDY AT IPOH CLUB
    133 17 Chinese Boy” Found With Throat Cut. During the early hours of Friday morning, the occupants of a Chinese clubhouse in Horley Street, Ipoh, were shocked to see pools of blood on the floor and, investigating the matter, they found the club boy under the staircase lying
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    LOTTERY PRIZE CLAIM
    869 17 Preliminary Point ON ILLEGAL SALE Or TICKETS Before Mr. Justice R.C. Cussen in the Seremban Supreme Court, a partly heard case came up on a preliminary point. The parties to the suit were G. Benjamin as plaintiff and Y.M. Ismailjee, a Bombay shop-keeper of Paul Street, Serem-
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    ALLEGED MURDER ON ESTATE
    320 17 Toddy Climber Committed For Trial As the result of having been attacked with a sickle, a Tamil named Murugesu met his death'on Tanjong Langsat Estate, Plentong. A preliminary enquiry into a charge of murder preferred against Ramasaniy a toddy climber on the same estate, was concluded
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      333 17 THOUSANDS OF TONS! Il 0F THSS REMARKABLE [|jjx RAPID-HARDENING DRITISH EpIiJ’HJU PORTLAND CEMENT ARE "ill h USED THROUGHOUT I MALAYA OW,NG T 0 ITS ijj; |ll9||! ABSOLUTE UNIFORMITY 1111 j Sill AND RELIABILITY. FERROCRETE" Ferrocrete” is the rapid-hardening Portland cement. It makes concrete as hard in four days as concrete
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    Adjournment Speeches At Federal Council
    6381 18 PERAK UNOFFICIALS RAISE MANY MATTERS H. E. ON UNEMPLOYMENT Replies To Criticism Of Perak-Hydro-Electric The budget meeting of the Federal Council concluded on Friday, with the adjournment speeches during which many important matters were raised and answered. Mr. E. D. Shearn severely condemned the Government’s
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      433 18 Dog Appliances AND MEDICINES FOR ALL TYPES OF DOGS. I COLLARS, GAG COLLARS. LEADS, I COUPLES, HARNESS, BRUSHES COMBS, COMBINATION BRUSH g COMB, CHAIN CHOKES, ETC., ETC. I PENETRATING WHALEBONE) DRY POWDER FoFLonjI wMWWW i PNEUMATIC BRUSHES i For Sheepdogs, etc. HinWIFIW 1 No. 11 Split Horn 4J X2s in.
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      62 19 < Representative t Zj. Zt C* R a? A. T. GILLESPIE, wjWx X* V A PO BOX 2I7 SINGAPORE. ELECTRIC LIGHTING INSTALLATIONS BY UNITEERS” British Insulated Cables Ltd. C.M.A. 2500 Megohm Grade CABLES Crompton Parkinson Co., Ltd. LAMPS J. A. CRABTREE CO.. LTD. Plugs Sockets, Switches Lampholders, Fuse Boards Cutouts.
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB
    403 20 Winter Meeting HANDICAPS FOR SECOND DAY (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, November 18. The following are the weights for the Second Day of the Singapore Turf Club Winter Meeting to be run on Tuesday. RACE 1 Horses- Class 3—Div. 37 furlongs. GREAT WARDEN 9.00 UNITY 8.11 ARCTIC
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
    19 20 BIRTH THOMASAt the Penang Sanitorium on Monday morning, to Marian, wife of T. J. Thomas, a daughter.
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    TIN SCARCITY
    1432 20 Reaches Climax HEAVY DUTCH SHIPMENTS Messrs. Strauss Co. I Report London, November 1. I As we anticipated in pur last review, the statistics at the end of October showed a large increase in the visible stocks. The increase, however, is not due solely to any greater production arising
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    A. A. ANTHONY & CO.’S QUOTATIONS
    342 20 A. A. ANTHONY CO.’S QUOTATIONS Saturday Today Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers j TIN Ayer Weng 1.87% 1-92% 1.8 i 1.92% B. Selangor 1.02 1.05 1.02 1.04 Hitam 50 52 fa 50 52% Hong Fatt 78 82 80 85 j jeiebu 102 107 fa 1.02 fa 1.07 fa Johan 29 31
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    135 20 MONDAY, NO\"EMBER 18 London Bank 2'4 4 m|st Private 3 m',st credit 2,45} 3 Documentary 2'4|| On New York Demand 57% India T.T. 154% France T.T. 860 Hong Kong T.T. 34% Shanghai T.T. 46% dis. Bar Silver RATE OF EXCHANGE FOR MONET ORDERS ON INDIA OR CEYLON Issuing Rupees
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    117 20 SATURDAY TODAY London(Spot) £232.0.0 n o Market London—(3 months) £214.0.0 Market Singapore $109.75 109 25 Business Done Penang Business Done COPRA. (Sundried) cs ik BLACK PEPPER «n on 55 40 RUBBER:- sll 311 00 New York «*<• SingaporeSpot 13!sCXG» December Jan./Mar April/June 23 Vr 22 %C July/Sept 8
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    354 20 KENNEDY COMPANY TODAY’S PRICES The following are th* latest quotation in MESSRS. KENNEDY Co.’s Shara Last today Saturday Today Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers TIN Am P at 6(7% 7jOc 67% 70c Ayer Weng i. 877 i /a 192 1.92% B. Selangor 1.00 1.05 1.00 1.05 Hong
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      138 20 PHONE 543. PENANG PENANG S.S. :o: Commencing Today Cornelia Kir dal 1 WILL APPEAR AT THE COCKTAIL DINNER DANCES WITH ROBERT DRESCHER'S ORCHESTRA ST. ANDREW'S ANNUAL BALL Reel Practice TOMORROW—I9TH NOVEMBER, 6.30 P.M. XMAS CAKES BEST QUALITY. RICH ICED. Packed and sealed in tins tor despatch by train to any
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      138 20 M.V. "GLENOGLE" Voy. 34. (Outward) Consignees of cargo per the abov from Europe are hereby notified that -he is expected to arrive in Penang on day morning, the 19th November, 1935. and will discharge in the Roads on arrival BOUSTEAD CO., LTD.. (Incorporated in the F.M.S > Agents, GLEN" Line
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      37 20 WEATHER REPORT Temperatures Wind Rainfall 6.00 a.m. 79 N.E. 4 m.m. Noon 80 S. TIDE TABLE TODAY High Water Low Water 4.27 a.m 12.06 p.m 7.45 p.m TOMORROW 5.32 a.m 12.52 a m. 9.10 p.m 1.20 p.m.
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