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Title Section19 1930-11-05 837 Straits Echo Weekly (Mail) Edition. |lB PER ANNUM SINGLE COPY 40 CTS Vol. 28 PENANG, NOVEMBERS, 1930. NO. 44.19 words
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Advertisement323 1930-11-05 837 CONTENTS i LEADERS. Penang s Health Record Good 852 Alleged Sale Of Liquor 853 Somersaulted Off Bicycle To Grabs 853 Harbour Facilities 839 The Long And Short Of A Case 854 Lest We Ourselves f'orget 839 Claim Against Khong Thong Press 854 China News Factories 842 Petty Theft Cases Tn323 words
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Advertisement146 1930-11-05 838 THE STRAITS ECHO WEEKLY EDITION. Published the day prior co the departure of each mail for Europe, it contains the latest local news originally given in the daily issues ag well as the leading and special articles. The subscription is $lB per annum, post free to any part of the146 words
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Article463 1930-11-05 839 “The Straits Echo” favours the Lovett scheme and rubber restriction, because it believes that a bird in a cage is worth ten in the bush. Rubber will right itself in course oi time, and so will tin, but we would like to see the required rectification without having463 words
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Article555 1930-11-05 839 When we referred recently to Dr. C. T. Wang’s childish attempts to explain why bandits captured missionaries, we did not wish to imply that foreign politicians were the embodiment of truthfulness. Our contention is that China is being handicapped because politicians there attempt to emulate the555 words
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Article110 1930-11-05 839 COMMITTED FOR TRIAL TO ASSIZES. Lee Chuam a banishee found in the Colony without permission to return, was yesterday committed for trial at the Assizes following a preliminary inquiry held by Police Magistrate Mr. E. Jago. Chief Detective Inspector Fowler, producing a sanction to prosecute, tcstitied110 words
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49 1930-11-05 839 the Acting Com- missioner of Police, will go to Ipoh tn take up the appointment of Chief Police Officer, Perak Mr Bagot. who fins done such excellent woi I. in Perak ’hen gdc? In Krlatofnn is C P.O,49 words
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Advertisement26 1930-11-05 839 TH straits echo. PUBLISHED DAILY. WEEKLY EDITIONS staining the news of the week prior to departure of Mails for Europe. “Straits Echo" Building. Penang Road, Penang.26 words
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Article985 1930-11-05 840 EXPENSIVE CUSTOMS. APPEAL TO SINGAPORE EMPLOYEES. At the annual general meeting of the Singapore Government Servants Cooperative Thrift and Loan Society, Ltd., held in the Legislative Council Chamber, earnest appeals were made to the members to try and combat the costly communal customs which were the985 words
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Article58 1930-11-05 840 says the Times of Malaya. that Mr. T. G. Wiggins is expected to return from leave by the s.s. Gleniffer on October ‘2B. He will resume hh appointment as Administrator. Centra 1 Health Board, as from November 1, ir succession to Mr. L. E. Oldridge, wht has filled58 words
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Article388 1930-11-05 840 hve.storeyed blocks FL'LL DETAILS OF NEM CONSTRUCTIONS. Steady progress is being ma d t the extensions and improvements toX General Hospital, Penang. Ju w i. re-construction scheme, which is ed to clear the District hospital o fS many small houses that are there at sent and to388 words
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Article18 1930-11-05 840 Mr. .1. Murray Kuss t„te, Taiping, has proceeded a I Iphi Estate. Sungei S.pu<18 words
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Article171 1930-11-05 841 JUDGMENT reserved in trade mark case. Judgment was reserved in the case lD which a coffee powder manufacturer gu j n g a rival in business for the allecred infringement of a trade mark. Koav Low through his lawyer, Mr. J. J Saunders, applied to171 words
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Article226 1930-11-05 841 LARGE ATTENDANCE. The funeral of Mrs. Lim Boon Haw, wife of the well-known Penang resident, took place yesterday morning at 11 a.m. from No. 1 Light Street. The Town Band was present and the route followed was as follows: Penang Street. China Street, Beach226 words
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Article21 1930-11-05 841 hrik r A enables. District Officer, i» hiii I Berak, is proceeding Home on the 14th proximo.21 words
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186 1930-11-05 841 FREQUENT POSTPONEMENTS. STRONG COMMENT BY MR. JUSTICE SIMPSON. Singapore. October 21' Litigation is pending in the Supreme Court between two Indians over the 1>45.0m prize in the Big Sweep of the > ngaporo Turf Club May Meeting. 1 he plaintiff claims that the number which drew186 words
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Article88 1930-11-05 841 RETURN TO PRISON AFTER MONTH’S LIBERTY. A Chinese who was last discharged from prison on September 26, 1930. was yesterday sent back as an inmate for a further eleven months. The accused. Ng Lam. was convicted of the theft of some clothing from a house in88 words
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Article13 1930-11-05 841 Keller arrived at the E. A O Hotel, yesterday from Singapore.13 words
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Article30 1930-11-05 841 Perak, accom- panied by his wife and family, left Ipoh on Monday night for Singapore. He travailed in a special coach attached to the night mail train.30 words
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Article63 1930-11-05 841 Dr Manikam. Mr B Billett. Mr C. 0 M. Cumberlege. Mr. G. Kellar Mr. F. P. Roche, Mr. D C Burn Mr Citron. Mr B MacLeod Baxter. Mr -L C. Cuthbert. Mr N Fish. Mr A S63 words
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453 1930-11-05 841 BADLY DRAFTED PLAINT IN CIVIL ACTION. A had lx drafted plaint rvnuited in a client being condemned to pax costs of the dav to the other p.-irtv in i < ase that came up for hearing before His Lordship Mr. Justice Sproule ter day.453 words
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Article11 1930-11-05 841 arrived hen vesterdav hv the Achilles from Home.11 words
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Article836 1930-11-05 842 Cabled messages from China during the past week tell of many happenings, but as most of the reports originate from propagandist sources, it is almost impossible to distinguish between fact and fiction. Many of these messages are self-contradictory, a recent instance being a report that Marshal Feng836 words
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23 1930-11-05 842 arrived in Penang by the s.s. “Achilles’' from England yesterday.23 words
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Article235 1930-11-05 842 WOMAN STABBED. REJECTED ADVANCES 0, drunken man. influence a Malay, Hanns bin Va|,, w .i stated to have entered housed lepute at Kuala Kangsar Road «ul mg shunned by it have cut her left forearm knife Appearing at the Pena» p*. Court yesterday on a charge »0«™ hint,235 words
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57 1930-11-05 842 INDIAN SENT TO HOUSE OF DETENTION. Kaju Pillay, a was sent to the House of yesterday when he Police Magistrate Mr. E- W charge of being a vagrant. Detective Inspector BlflkwL ed the Court that 1 ’Ha?‘ th as n result of his "PP57 words
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Article30 1930-11-05 842 Passengers who dl n p eli by yesterday from Bels 8 Mr. Kuala were Mr. A. Dune»”’ j M-. E, A- tannK Mr. M. Skeet and Mr. w. n30 words
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Article541 1930-11-05 843 IMPORTANCE OF EVENT. VALUE TO ADMINISTRATOR and merchant. Throughout the British Empire a population Census is taken every ten years and the next one is due in the first Jialf of 1931. Different parts of the Empire are allowed a certain latitude in the selection of541 words
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Article146 1930-11-05 843 CHINESE CAUGHT IN THE ACT. It was one thing to take a parcel containing silk pyjamas from an unattended car and another thing to get away with the loot, as Tan Ah Soo found out when he was charged yesterdi’ at the Penang Police Court146 words
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65 1930-11-05 843 SUMMONS AGAINST A CHINESE. A summons in which Lee Tiang Seng was alleged to have neglected to maintain his wife. Khoo Lav Yean, was mentioned at the Penang Police Court yesterday. bv Mr. T. Conaghan. counsel for the husband. Hearing was fixed for November 2065 words
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Article88 1930-11-05 843 The following disembarked here yesterday from the Matang from Kopah, Renong, Tongkah, and Bangkok: T R. Weir. Mr. F. P. Clark, Mr. A. E. Robinson. Mr. T. Blackie, FP Mathew. Madame Nakavachi, Mi. C S Bvrnes. Mr. M. M. Jack, Mr W. T G. Moriee, Mr. W. H. Walters. Mrs.88 words
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Article290 1930-11-05 843 MOTOR CAR DRIVER WARNED. On ucco mt of his failure to report an accident, Aid. Zain, dnv-r of car K7Ol, was summoned to tho Penang Police Court yesterday. He vas additionally charged with negligent driving. Claiming trial. Zain stated that his employer was in the cur290 words
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Article73 1930-11-05 843 ACCUSED SENT TO HOUSE OF DETENTION. Chung Ah Hoy. the Chinese who lifted the brassphte bearing Dr. T. Oyama's name, appeared Yesterday at the P< nang Police Court for sentence. Detective Inspector Blakesley said that the accused had no previous conviction. and no place nf abode73 words
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Article33 1930-11-05 843 of t e Metho- dist M-ssion Tamil (.Tmrc Hat*» Kr»mat Road, will be held in the AngloChinese School premises. I) to Kramat PiQad. on November I at I p m.33 words
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Article545 1930-11-05 844 “SUPPORT YOUR CLUB.” A. A. SECRETARY’S FIRST VISIT TO EAST. “Consider it your duty to support your Club,” is the message Mr. Stenson Cooke had to give to the motorists of Penang a few hours before he left these shores early this morning. Mr. Stenson Cooke545 words
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42 1930-11-05 844 A CHINESE ON TRIAL. Alleged to have attempted to break into storehouses at 176 and 178 Pitt Street. Lee Weng was yesterday ordered to appear again at the Penang Police Court on November 6 for trial.42 words
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122 1930-11-05 844 BROKEN ROPE LEADS TO CONFUSION. Traffic round Victoria Per Penang, was blocked for about half an hour yesterday afternoon when about 25 tong kangs broke loose from their moorings in the tongkang enclosure and crowded round the Pier. It is stated that the rope122 words
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Article37 1930-11-05 844 2,739 LEFT YESTERDAY FROM PENANG. About 2,739 Indian unemployed coolies were repatriated from Penang to India yesterday by the “Tairea”. The boat arrived here from Port Swett enham, where 2.010 Indian coolies were also repatriated.37 words
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Article92 1930-11-05 844 took place about noon yes- terday at his residence in Simpang Ampat, Province Wellesley, at the age of 55, of Mr. M. J. de Cruz, well known as an engineering and building contractor. He leaves a widow, a son, Mr. J. E de Cruz, who is on the92 words
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155 1930-11-05 844 STEWART LANE GANG ROBBERY case. Sentence of 19 months’ rigorous in, prisonment was I)asse d by the P.. District Judge, Mr. H. A S day on Wong Kin. Wong Kin was one of the two men convicted on Tuesday at the PeZ Police Court of dishonestly155 words
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Article158 1930-11-05 844 YOUNG THIEF CAUGHT. Relieving new houses of their electrical fittings appeared to be in the line jf a young Chinese. Pak Tong, who oleaded guilty at the Penang Police Court yesterday to stealing eight switches from a house in College Lane. Detective Inspector Blakesley said158 words
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83 1930-11-05 844 The following were among the a rr ivals i he following were y- tIK E .< o. Hotel A W A- Spicer. Mr. W- c qn j and Mrs. A J. Hodgson. Mrs <l. E. Welling. Mr. A. Bond. Mr. W. Brewis l ord. Mr. HU»Mr. E. C. Meyriek. Mr.83 words
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Article707 1930-11-05 845 public has now had sufficient T itu dv the details of the Lovett /nr the control of tin, and ,h less comment has appeared in p ress than might have been ex*2/' there has been considerable «Lion of the proposals in the world. As we anticipat- when707 words
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Article407 1930-11-05 845 T he editor of the London publication. “The Business World,” belongs to a type which is sadly lacking n Malaya, for he looks for silver linings behind clouds, and he finds them. The people of England, like those in Malaya, have been croaking about the terrible407 words
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Article72 1930-11-05 845 ON FACE AND CHEST. Ipoh, October 31 Mr K. S Stevens, manager of Italasia Motors, is at present in hospital in Batu Gajah suffering from severe burns on the face and chest received when his clothes caught fire during th»- course of a party at his residence.72 words
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Article121 1930-11-05 845 LIST NO. 2. The Hon. Treasurers acknowledge with thanks the following suLscrip tions; Previously acknowledged 147. ('ng Kongsi 5. The Hoi Tso Soo Tai Pak Kong 5 Eng Cheang Thye A Co. I Yeoh Guan Cheang I Hip Lee Lor,ng Hup K» ♦A < o 5.121 words
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Article307 1930-11-05 846 SCISSORS' WOUND. ACCUSED’S ALLEGATIONS AGAINST DETECTIVE. What might have been regarded as a trivial accident led to proceedings at the Penang Police Court yesterday, in the course of which aspersions were cast on a member of the local detective force. That he was arrested and forced307 words
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Article103 1930-11-05 846 ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST CASE. A man on whose account prosecution was commenced against Lai Ah Eng suddenly disappeared from Penang, according to Court Inspector Roberts yesterday. Mr. Roberts stated that the complainant had left for China. Lai Ah Eng was charged at the Penang103 words
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240 1930-11-05 846 EXDRIVER’S STORY NOT CREDITED. An unconvincing story of having received various motor accessories from his absconding employer was told to Police Magistrate Mr. E. Jago yesterday by Lim Hoay Lye, who was arraigned on a charge of fraudulent possession of a motor horn, a240 words
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Article89 1930-11-05 846 PLEA OF GUILTY NOT ACCEPTED. The Police refused to accept a plea of guilty yesterday in connection with the case against Udayapen of causing hurt to another person, now under treatment at the Hospital. Court Inspector Roberts stated that it was quite likely that the89 words
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53 1930-11-05 846 at the E. A 0. Hotel yesterday: Miss Jennie William. Miss Jane K. Atwood. Mr. Willy Kohler. Mr. A. S. Morton. Mr. D. S. Raleigh, Mr. C. Kleim, Mr. P. Haeknle, Mr. A. L. Welling. Mr. U. Nachenins. Mr. W. L. Redcr and Mr.53 words
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Article222 1930-11-05 846 help fromreuJ FUND. I •‘pplications from iiw.. I in Penang for employ 1 «'ill be considered' b /th»/ ‘»1 the Penang Chinese pA 0 0 1 het Fund. Such tn-le in person at Hon. Secretary of the F un ft'l Seung, at Bti B cach < days222 words
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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Article91 1930-11-05 846 (To the Editor of the Strait* Eck Sir. With reference to your column» der the caption Malayan Agnouc Conference appearing in your issue concerning Mechanical tuW of Bice, may we correct the name the company to read e 8 Leong A Co., instead of Mew, Lung91 words
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Article54 1930-11-05 846 l>,o Bono Pub ion:- ready stated publication of several same reader, with a pi to each in order to cor into imagining that se* 1 ents are expressing Your letter signed u ready appeared, but f signed “Pro Bono dorses the former. vou repeat your oj a54 words
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Article938 1930-11-05 847 JEWELLERY sale. JL’DGE accepts story of 'defendant. Pisni ssing an action brought against an agricultural officer His Lordship Mr Justice Sproule said yesterday that the evidence of the plaintiff and her only witness, her husband, was onlv a j arrot jjlte repetition of some particular words Once938 words
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Article22 1930-11-05 847 Hogan, senior partner of’Messrs. Hogan and Irens. Penang, «•ill be leaving for England on furlough -eirlv this month.22 words
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Article25 1930-11-05 847 Acting Conserva- tor of Forests, Kedah, is going home on leave to-day and his succe’WOT is Mr. U. WDkinStm from Malacca.25 words
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Article311 1930-11-05 847 FAIR AT BUTTERWORTH. MRS. SPROLLE’S SPECIAL APPEAL. Ixjcal celebrations in connection with the Poppy Dav Fund were ushered in vesterdav with the opening m the evening of a Variety Fair at Butterw» rth A strong committee which had been working for some weeks past had311 words
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23 1930-11-05 847 The following were booked for Kuala Lumpur by train last night Mr. Ri chard Sidney, Mr. Ching Boon Tong and Mr. Abdul Kader.23 words
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Article35 1930-11-05 847 was booked for Singa- pore from Penang by train t last night. Mr. and Mrs J. E. Cogswell, and Mr and Mrs. Proctor were booked for Kuala Kubu Road by the same trail.35 words
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Article29 1930-11-05 847 booked for Bangkok by the Express last night from Penang were Mr. Wildcrson, Mr. and Mrs. Richardson. Mr. Poon Teong. Mr. K. Ingavanija. Mi Versteech and Mr Hallpatch29 words
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Article28 1930-11-05 847 Financial Adviser, Johore, is mentioned as a possible successor to Mr. M. B. Shelley as Treasurer. Singapore. Mr. Shelley is acting as Colonial Secretary28 words
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Article32 1930-11-05 847 of Sungei Choh cm- tate. well known in the F.M.S. as a cricketer and now on leave, has been operated upon for appendicitis fu a Shrewsbury nursing home32 words
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Article622 1930-11-05 848 As a general rule, new arriv ds in Penang can otten see the country with a better perspective than can those who,having lived here for a number of years, have become so close to it that their vision is blurred. For that reason, any criticism622 words
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Article605 1930-11-05 848 A remarkable admission has been made in Colombo to a committee appointed to watch over the interests of the Ceylon rubber industry, but it is impossible to tell whether the author of it is the Governor of the Straits Settlements, the High Commissioner of the Federated605 words
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Article131 1930-11-05 848 MR. K. M. McLEOD. The staffs of Jawi, Krian. Kampow Lima and Dorset Estates met on the padang of Jawi Estate on Friday at 9 pm. to bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. K. M. McLeod. Mr. McLeod was the manager of these four estates and131 words
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Article79 1930-11-05 848 Mr. .T. F. Morten. ing as Senior District Offi j worth, since the retirement* Pratt, is under orders to 1 gapore to assume duties w cretary to Government fr to Butterworth Mr. Mor Xu time as First Assistant der Secretary to Govermne t gapore he will79 words
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1171 1930-11-05 849 11th ANNIVERSARY. Post Office Recreation Club of Penang celebrated their eleventh annirersary yesterday. At the annual general meeting held at tbe Club premises a large number of members were present. Mr. Ooi Phee Leng, the President, occupied the Report For Tbe Year. After the minutes1,171 words
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Article297 1930-11-05 849 SUICIDE VERDICT AT INQUEST. Smcide by drowning was the verdiH returned at the inquirx held on Saturday into the death of a Chinese. Inspector Emburv led the evidence. Hassan bin Ijebai Man. a lascur attached to k.s. Kuliin, said that be was on board th<‘297 words
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Article721 1930-11-05 850 MR. FARQUHARSON’S SCHEME. MEETING OF IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE. At the meeting of the Indian Immigration Committee held at Penang on Friday the 24th October, 1930, Mr. D. Farquharson suggested that flic Committee; should invite the Government to explore the possibility of employing surplus Tamil labour on the721 words
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Article19 1930-11-05 850 has been appoint- ed Assistant Director of Education for Chinese Schools S. S. and F.M.S.19 words
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Article26 1930-11-05 850 has been appoint- ed an Unofficial Trustee of the Penang Free School in place of Mr. G. L. Ham, who has resigned.26 words
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Article19 1930-11-05 850 has been ap- pointed Acting Captain whilst in command of “F.” (European Company) Province Wellesley.19 words
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Article31 1930-11-05 850 were booked by the night train yesterday for Kuala Lumpur. Passengers by the same train for Singapore were Mr. and Mrs. Van Veen.31 words
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Article35 1930-11-05 850 has directed that Sir Din- shah Fardunji Mulla be sworn in the Privy Council and be appointed a member of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council under the -Jurisdiction \ct of 1929.35 words
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47 1930-11-05 850 The following were among the arrivals at the E. O. Hotel during the week-end Mr. P. B. Hare, Mr. N. Moller, Mr. A. S. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs K. Allix, Mrs. A. M. Filter, Mr. G. D. Risien, Mr. A. T. Bennett, and Mr. F. C. Steward.47 words
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320 1930-11-05 850 balance of loan SHARES SOLD to fecove» part of claim. -Judgment was entered in th. r Court m favour of a Pen.™ f ho sued a ehetty firm for ot a. sum of $12,500 bal»r,«T* certain cash transactions d Mr. leap Chor E e cam™,,320 words
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Article30 1930-11-05 850 At the Rotary tiffin at the E. Hotel to-day, Dr. G. S. Gia», tteta ior Health Officer. Penang MwWJ* will deliver an address on Hwjfl» ters.30 words
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Article75 1930-11-05 850 The s.s. -Kuala” amvtd he» day from Belawan Dell inn;—Mr. and Mrs. r D Gardener. Mr. Sargant, J’’ n j> Hoppe, Mr. K. C. Macp° ftBoeza, Mrs. Guntheir, Mr Kee, Miss Ng Siew Yuen, Wan Yet. Madam Cheah b. Miss Loke Sorlip, Miss Leong Mr. Tan Soo75 words
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Article619 1930-11-05 851 good dividends. DOUBLES by VALEDINO and plas hatan. Singapore. November 1. jh e weather cleared up after the morning rain for the second jav of the Singapore Amateur Race Meeting. The, attendance rtf moderate but included HE r John Scott. Officer Adminiitratmg the Government, and the619 words
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Article20 1930-11-05 851 is succeeding Mrs. A. W. Greaves as Lady Supervisor, F. M. S. Railway Hotel, Kuala Lumpur.20 words
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Article34 1930-11-05 851 of H. M Naval Base. Singapore, left by the P. and O. Khyber on Friday for New Zealand. via Colombo and Australia. He will be away about four months.34 words
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26 1930-11-05 851 was the Hon. Mr. C. Bradberv, the well-known planter of Labis. Johore. He was accompanied by Mrs. Bradbury.26 words
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44 1930-11-05 851 has been pleased to appoint Captain R. M’. Blair. Malay States Volunteer Regiment. Raja Musa bin Raja Lot and Raja Uda bin Raja Muhammed. ♦<. be Honorary Aides-dr-Cnmp to His Excellency. with effect from the 20th October. 1930. inclusive.44 words
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Article429 1930-11-05 851 SELANGOR’S EASY VICTORY. Kuala Lumpur. November 2. Selangor defeated Negri SembTnn at Hockey in Seremban by seven goals to nil. Ihe game wns witnessed by a good crowd, despite the Inter-State Rugger a (traction. Selangor were far superior and aggressive throughout, the homesters indulging in spasmodic429 words
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Article417 1930-11-05 852 NEGRI DRAW WITH SINGAPORE. A DISAPPOINTING GAME. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, November 2. Al Sereinbun on Saturday Negri Sembilan drew with Singapore in the Malaya Cup, each side securing an unconverted try. It was a disappointing game before a record crowd. The Negri Sembilan417 words
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Article823 1930-11-05 852 DR. GLASS’S VIEWS. WHEN TIGER MOSQUITOES THREATENED DANGER. Comparing the total population in George Town with that of other ports within reasonable distance, the health record is verv good, according to Dr. G S. Glass. Senior Health Officer. Penang Municipality. He gave an address on ‘Health823 words
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Article61 1930-11-05 852 minimum punishment IN THE LAW. “The law does not allo# von anything loss than sev lam sorry to say that, sal ship Mr. Justice Sproule w™ a mi m at the assizes 1K Choong Chang was chargeifl robbery of $2O from one and with attempt61 words
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Article28 1930-11-05 852 The Kedah Branch of thc \ssoeintion of Mah.™ th\rmistice Day at > uiigti gj. vear. There will be a 1 Service Men and Scouts on the28 words
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Article31 1930-11-05 852 Dr. T. W. H. Borne• >n F.M.S.. Dr. ><• M* HcJth Officer, and H ford. Chief Sanitary Office vl to return from Home Thursday, Nm tnnbcr i'31 words
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Article1090 1930-11-05 853 WS comes from Shanghai, stating that authentic reports have been revived that some of the foreign legations in Peking contemplate transferring to Nanking, and that th? removal will be effected some time next summer. As against this, however, authentic reports received in thi office of1,090 words
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Article60 1930-11-05 853 CHINESE CHARGED. Selling dutiable liquor without a licence was the charge preferred against Tan Cheng Hock, a Chinese, in the Police Court yesterday Mr. Morgan of the Government Mom polies prosecuted and Mr. G. H. Goh defended the accused who claimed trial. The case was postponed60 words
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93 1930-11-05 853 BURMAH LANE MOTOR MISHAP. As the result of a motor accident a Chinese was removed to the Hospital from Burundi Lane. Fortunately it was found that he was none the worse for his experience. It appears that this man who was riding his motor cycle93 words
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Article103 1930-11-05 853 Mr J W Haddon. Mr. and Mrs. M. R Henderson, Mr. O. Smalley, Mrs. E FrainMr L S. Freer, Mrs M S E Richard sou, Dr. K. L. Koemng, Mr. and Mr-». W. N. Sands Mr103 words
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Article229 1930-11-05 854 SUCCESSFUL APPEAL. Allowing the benefit of a doubt to tire accused His Lordship Mr. Justice bproule who heard a criminal appeal yesterday set aside a conviction by the Penang District Judge Mr. H. A. Forrer. Lim Kim Tok, of 151 Dope Walk. Penang229 words
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Article178 1930-11-05 854 POSTPONEMENT GRANTED. The case in which Messrs. L. E. TeE Co.’s Trading Society are suing the Khong Thong Press for the recovery of a sum of $237.33 being the amount due on four bills of exchange and interes* thereon at eight per cent came up178 words
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Article15 1930-11-05 854 was booked for Kuala Lumpur from Penang by train last night.15 words
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193 1930-11-05 854 TWO CONVICTIONS. Theft of a silk umbrella valued $2 was alleged against Aug Ah Tiaw. Accused was arrested on Sunda\ morning at the junction of Beach Street and Bishop Street while walking with the umbrella which was claimed by the owner of shop No.193 words
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Article121 1930-11-05 854 CHARGE AGAINST A CHINESE. Alleged to be a notorious bad liver Tye Ah Eng, a Chinese, was produced in the Police Court yesterday. He was asked to show cause why he should not be bound over to be of good behaviour. Accused who said ho had121 words
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Article76 1930-11-05 854 WHY BENGALI STOWED AWAY. A Bengali named Bustan was charged in the Police Court yesterday with being a stowaway on board the s.s. Tilawa from Singapore to Penang. Accused admitted the charge and stated that he wanted to come to Penang from Singapore but had no76 words
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Article263 1930-11-05 854 PENANG CRIM INAL ASSIZES. OPENING TO-DAY. fourteen cases on the CALENDAR. Criminal Assizes at Penang own u day presided ovei b.v His Lortship Mr ■Justice bproule and the session b* pected to continue for a week TU. are fourteen eases on the Calendar of 1,10,1 two are murder charges. Foui263 words
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Article61 1930-11-05 854 TWO BOATMEN FINED. Two Tamil boatmen. Aju lingam, were charged in (gjjmij. Police Court with using their J without a licence at a r aD< j Both the accused pleaded g tongto u said that the owners ot ttie had their licences. 55 The Magistrate fined61 words
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34 1930-11-05 854 The follow ing were an nt the «V Homl Mr Gauthier. Mr 1 ll Mr W. Houehiit. Mis» Bouehtd. Stark. Mr. B H, Jon nf M,.. II I-34 words
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Article617 1930-11-05 855 It would be interesting to km w would happen Io Malaya if a Jump came. Unfortunately. the axerage residnt of tfiis country has never experienced a slump, hence he would probably be at a complete los< to knoW bow to deal with it. There617 words
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Article240 1930-11-05 855 A week ago a scheme was published which had as its object the saving oi the tin industry. Rumours of the proposals which had been formulated bv Mr. Lovett, of the F.M S. Government Mines Department, had somehow leaked out before the scheme was ready240 words
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Article52 1930-11-05 855 of Malacca, will be going Home in the near future. Others who will be leaving the Settlement are Mr D M Robertson, the manager of Chempadak Estate. M sjid Tanah Mr C I*’ Proctor, of Bert am Estate. and Mi- E H Kirby. of S’mtrei J’-haru52 words
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Article124 1930-11-05 855 SEQUEL TO A EIRE. (I I'm Our Own >i r spmulvnt Ipoh, Nos end er I A Chines»’ child was burnt to dcu'h it. 0 lonol hut in a vegetable squilhr’s plot. The mother left the hut to work in the x'egetable garden, leaving thru*,124 words
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Article68 1930-11-05 855 TRIAL OPENED IN FIRST. The first of the four c. s.-s on the Assize Calendar r< itmg to count rtc.t coins was taken up lor hear ng xe>tc dax afternoon. Tech Kin. the accused, who pleaded not guilty. was defended by Mr M eNiece. <>nly otic68 words
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Article22 1930-11-05 855 of mem- hers of the Penang Club will be held this evening in the Chib premises at 722 words
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24 1930-11-05 855 were book- ed from Penang for Bangkok by the Express yesterday.24 words
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Article18 1930-11-05 855 M C. S goes to Kedah as successor to Mr. A V. Aston, MC M.C.S.18 words
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Article17 1930-11-05 855 Acting Surgeon Ipoh. will be proe’cding home on furlough on Fridav, November 1417 words
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Article27 1930-11-05 855 the new Consul General for China in Singapore, vis entertained to dinner bv the member- of the Goh Loo Club on Snnda' evening27 words
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Article28 1930-11-05 855 M.C.. M C S.. who r< turned from leave bv the Raw upindi. has bei'ii jxisted to Alor St as Adviser of Lands, Kedah.28 words
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Article29 1930-11-05 855 arrived from Hong Kong on Friday by the DoPar liner "President Fillmore As alrwid* reported Dr Mu tnpha Las been ap point'll Govevnmrnt Pitßoblgf*** K'dah.29 words
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Article792 1930-11-05 856 ACCUSED CONVICTED. REFERRED TO DISTRICT COURT FOR SENTENCE. The accused in the Butterworth Criminal Libel case was, yesterday, convicted by the Magistrate at the conclusion of the trial and the case was transferred to the District Court for sentence. Mr. Wan Mohammed Razzali alias de Hammel stood792 words
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Article89 1930-11-05 856 SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST SCHOOLMASTER. Yeoh Chooi Seng, a Chinese School Master of Jelutong who stood charged with committing mi assault on i little bov. was vesterdav acquitted at the Assize Court. After the first charge had been read, the Deputy Public Prosecutor informed the Court that89 words
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Article444 1930-11-05 856 PENANG ASSIZES. .i, 1 Cl >se3 on the roll,, the euang Criminal Assizes wW opened to-day have been fixed for Mot day next. When Mr. Justice SpS mounted the Bench, Mr. B. E S the Acting D.P.P., said there wer c li cases, two on444 words
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1239 1930-11-05 857 OBJECTIONS ANSWERED. REALLY simple matter needing very little SPACE. (By “The Riding Boy.”) “The question of a Double-Tote has recently been raised in the Press,” said Mr D- A. M. Brown, the President of the Penang Turf'Club, at its Annual General meeting yesterday.1,239 words
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Article173 1930-11-05 857 IRISH SEAMAN SENTENCED. GOT DRUNK ON “CHINESE WHISKY.” Singapore, November 4 Patrick Walsh, an Irish seaman employed on board the s s Treherbcrt. was sentenced to two months’ rigorous imprisonment in the Third Police (Joint this morning for assaulting a public, servant, Mr. F. Shaw, an173 words
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41 1930-11-05 857 at the Runnymed Hotel on Saturday are request. <1 to purchase their tickets beforehand or pay cash at the door oil the ll'gllt ol the dance, a» no chit- can be taken for tickets.41 words
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42 1930-11-05 857 left Penang yesterday for Bangkok bv the Express for the celebrations in connect iun with the birthday of th. King of Siam which MU «bout Novrnjbvi t?.42 words
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Article807 1930-11-05 858 DECREASING REVENUE. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. The annual general meeting of the Penang Turf Club was held yesterday. Mr. J). A. M. Brown presided and others present were Messrs. F. Baker, J. ?»foneill, J. Dawbarn, Koh Leok Hup, J J. Saunders, V. C. Nolan, V. Lunberg. F. Skinner,807 words
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Article68 1930-11-05 858 LAHAT MALAY SENT TO IPOH. The case against Buyong bin Jaffa’, who is charged with failing to report to the Pol’ce while under supervise with n lhe juri-dicticm ol Lahat, Perak, was transferred to Ipoh. Detective Inspector Blakesley stated that a warrant had arrived from68 words
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Article498 1930-11-05 858 AN ADVENTURE AND SCIENTIFIC STUDY. CAPTAIN ROBINSON’S experiences. Our Own Correspond,., Singapore, November 5 h y 1 8 1 J 1 eu ton ya ht 1< has already covered 18,000 unit. Captain Robinson arrived in port thia morning in his thirty-two fetf boar bvaap,498 words
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1418 1930-11-05 859 MOTORIST S PREDICAMENT. POLICE WITHDRAWS A SERIOUS ALLEGATION. Why didn’t you withdraw these summonses without wasting my time?” asked the Penang District Judge from Inspector Martin at the end of the trial of a motorist who had been brought up on three different charges said1,418 words
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Article18 1930-11-05 859 aru leaving Ascot Hill, Ascot, within th'* next few days for Sarawak.18 words
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Article24 1930-11-05 859 at the E. A O. Hotel yesfe» day included Mr. T. 11. S. Allen, Mr O. S. Dawbarn, and Mr. N. 8. Powell24 words
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22 1930-11-05 859 by train last night: Mr. A. Salby and* Mr. W C. A. Freeman.22 words
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