Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 8 November 1919

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE published daily ESTABLISHED 1333. Mo 259. VOL. LXXVII. SATURDAY, Bth NOVEMBER, 1919. PRICE IO CENTS.
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      35 1 UP-TO-DATE PRINTING j of every description undertaken, j from a visiting card to the largest size poster, by The Pining Gazette Press. Ltd. with care and promptitude. Estimates given free and artistic display guaranteed. i
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    CONDITIONS AT HOME.
    876 2 SOME OF THE FEATURES. A correspondent of the Pioneer says the appearances at Home at presen are those of great prosperity. Trains are full to the limit of standing room. It is im- possible to obtain seats m a popular London restpurant, once the luncheon hour has
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    Mrs. 'Arris on Profiteers.
    485 3 “Last Sunday,” remarked Mrs. 'Arris, "I seed a series of phonygraphs in the Harold. They was took in the open-air markit at Chis.wick, fancy it was, and they showed up these ’ere profiteers something crooh But the idea don’t go far enough. If you can get
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    NEWINGTON TRAGEDY.
    308 3 Madras Octobtr 28.—1 n the de la Hey shooting case it is understood that Dr Swaminadhar, on behalf of the first accused, will move btfore Mr Justice Oldfield tomorrow aiiernovn to stay turther proceedings. The object of the stay, it is stated, is to enable counsel to move
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    India’s Rice Forecast 1919-20.
    106 3 The Department of Statistics, India, issues the First Rice Forecast 1919-20, dated Calcutta 22nd October, 1919 This forecast is based upon reports furnished by Provinces which contain about 99 per cent of the total area under rice in British India. The reports relate to conditions up
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    Proposed Programme. PENANG TURF CLUB.
    1385 3 Jfew l/ear jYleeting, 1920. -e RACE DAYS FIRST DAY Tuesday, 13th January, 1920. SECOND DAY Thursday, 15th January, 1920. THIRD DAY Saturday, 17th January, 1920. FIRST DAY. TUESDAY, 13th JANUARY, 1920. 1& 8. The George Town Plate and Purse. Value $5OO and $6OO respectively and
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      110 3 D£L G O R EL&OTRVO l-IGHr d: H The Ideal Light for Clubs and Institutions of all kinds. Hi Hi .i 1.1-»-»'-B The following Clubs use or have DELCOS. B Sungei Patani Club. New Club, Taiping. C IS Krian Club, Parit Buntar. Kinta Club, Batu Gajah. H H Sets of
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    370 4 New Penalty eok Gang Robbers. At the assizes, on Wednesday morning, tase No. 5 on the list was begun in which two Teo chews, Goh Kim Keg, and Lim A. Soon, were charged with gang robbery at Pongol, Serangoon Road, early on August 7. The complainant’s house was
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    MEALIE MEAL.
    177 4 The Secretary to the Food Singapore, forwards for publication th 4 following letter from Mr. L. Mooijaart —> “My attention ha s been drawn to a report of an informal meeting at Golconda Estate, published in the “Malay Mail’’ oi the 15th, in which I am reported to
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    123 4 A meeting of the Legislative Council will be held on Monday. The Acting Colonial Secretary will move: “That this Council Approves the plans and sections of a scheme for the widening of a portion of the Singapore Railway in the district of Kampong Java. Singapore, which have been
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    HIGH RENTS IN CALCUTTA.
    141 4 The Calcutta Improvement Trust has discussed the question of raising the rents of the “Workmen’s Dwellings” at Ward’s Institution Lane. There are, of course, Bound reasons why the rents should be raised, but the Trust has set an, example by waiving the matter for the present.
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    COMING EVENTS.
    78 4 Nov 9 and 11.—Chingay Procession, Penang. Nov 9.—Batty Variety Company, Imperia) Picture Palace. Nov 9 —Penang Swimming Club, October Competitions. Nov 13,—Penang Turf Club Meeting, at 4-15 p.m. Chamber of Commerce. Nov 15.—Fire Brigade Display, Dato Kramat, 4 p m. Nov 21.—Lodge Krian, Parit Buntar, Regular Meeting, 6-30
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    CHINGAY PAGEANT.
    973 4 FESTIVAL OF GODDESS OF MERCY. The long-looked-for Chiagay procession in honour of the Chinese deiuy Kuan Im j Hoot Chor, or Goddess of Mercy, com--1 menccd yesterday afternoon, and Penang has seldom appeared so gay and animated as it did in the early afternoon For the past fortnight
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    THE CORONATION CHINGAY.
    388 4 Tne following, by Mr. W N Willis, appeared in the Pinang Gazette ”in June, 1911, on the occasion of the Coronation Chingay. “As a stranger to Oriental customs and manners, I was much amazed at the magnificent and gorgeous Chinese tribute to the King and Queen of
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    TO-DAY’S PROCESSION.
    145 4 The Cbingay hav'ng been interrupted by rain yesterday when only half of the route had been traversed, the procession will be marshalled to-day at 6 p.m. at yesterday’s halting place, in the vicinity of Beach Street and Prangin Road. The route for this evening will be as follows
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    ROUTE FOR TO-MORROW.
    183 4 The procesdon starts at 2 p.m. from the Chinese Temple, Pitt Street and proceeds as follows:—China Street, Beach Street Church Stne u Pitt Street, Bishop Street, Penang Street, Light Street, Farquhar Street Love Lane, Chulia Street, Penang Ro’.d, Kimberley Street, Ca uarvun Lane, Toh Aka Lane, Malay
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    PENANG ASSIZES.
    460 4 gertak sanggol case. SIX MEN CONVICTED OF UNLAWFUL Sl ASSEMBLY AND CAUSING HURT. The trial at the sixteen men at Penang Assizes on the charges of being members of an unlawful assembly and causing the death of two men, and in the amended additional charge of being members
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      233 4 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. JOBBING COMPOSITORS WANTED. Apply Works Manager, The Pinang Gazette Press, Ltd. AUCTION SALE One Napier Motor Car Body. One “A.C.” Two Seater Car. The undersigned will sell the above by AUCTION, AT II A.M. SHARP Oo FRIDAY, 14th NOVEMBER, 1919, In Logan’s Courtyard. NOW ON VIEW. For further
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      404 4 [IMPERIAL PICTURE PALActi LAST 2 NIGHTS LAST 2 NIGHTS h I TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHTh I FOLLOW THE CROWD. BATTY’S VARIETY CO. IN A COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, BABY VIVIANNE STAR THE TALK OF PENANG. IN HER LATEST HIT “ITS ALL OVER NOW." I Miss EVA HALL. I Featuring a Song Scena
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    THE WORLD OF SPORT.
    1510 5 BOXING AND BOXERS. Londoa, October 8. For some dme there has been an agitation to purify boxing, to keep the wrong-doer out of the sport and to provide safeguards against dishonest matches. For, during the last year or so, men have made contracts, but as soon
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      215 5 PRITCHARD TELEGRAMS: CO., Ltd.. STOvTO iro w., uvv*., PENANG 335. With Department-rSN-ANG. INCORPORATED IN S.S. al Connections. “Sunrcsista” Fabrics will not fade with exposure to Sunlight. c un resista Fabrics will stand vigorous washing •without removing the colour, which is Fast and Sunproof. e special qualities are guaranteed. Stocked in
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      381 5 ;xxxx>;xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx I -maltAoid. I I X 5C MALTHQID.-~ls a Reefing fer all kinds of Permaaeat aad Jg Temperary Buildings, Railway Carriages, Boat Decks etc- X /If AL TAYO/O.""Is a Flear Cevering for Hospital Floors aad Bathroem Fleers. It is Vermin Preef and Insect Proof and X will last longer than
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    HOUSES FOR EUROPEANS.
    940 6 We are glad to see that the question of bousing Eu r opear.s in the Far ’East has been brought to the attention of the Home Government and secured wide publicity in the press as a resu’t of representations made to the Admiralty by the Commander-in-Chief of
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    SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY.
    281 6 [From Our Own Correspondent.] Singapore, November B. The Municipal Commission passed the estimates for 1920 of $7,189,167.: Revenue is worked out at $6,939,000. The estimates provide for a total of 22 per cent rates. The Prinzessin is due to leave Penang on Tuesday, the llth inst. The Siamese
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    HERE AND THERE.
    1431 6 As a purely spectacular display, the Chiugay prcc ssion is a Tke complete success, and it was < Chioiay. ul fortunate that the pageant i had tJ be abandoned midway i through the set rou e. The portion i of the route left uncompleted yesterday will be
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    TIN PRICES.
    40 6 Yesterday’s quotation for unretine Penang was $134.25 per picul, o done and for refined tin P e business done. h. To-day’s quotation for Penang was $134.25 per picul, 1 J sellers and for refined tin sl3o.ooperp business done.
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    TIN OUTPUTS.
    19 6 The output of the Ulu Ihah M month of October, was 51'0 piculs. piculs, tributors 85 piculs.
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    PENANG SWIMMING
    137 6 S T. The October medal handicap for “A” class an noO n. “B” class, will be held to-morrow foreThe Selangor St. Andrew on November 28th will not be working Bluelackets and marine? ft y’trii Elms goods yard during 1 ff ork 3 gave a nautical tom JlalsJ 5
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      30 6 Anniversary of the Armistice. DINNER DANCE AT THE E. O.” Tuesday, llth Nov. E. O. ORCHESTRA AND JAZZ BAND. H. F. Jones P. P. C. Mrs Maclntyre P. P. C.
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      51 6 THE TIDES. The following are the tides for To-day, To-morrow, and Monday, Penang Standard Times: High Water. Low Water. To-day 12.00 m’nt. 6.30 a.m. 12 00 noon. 6.37 p.tn. To MORROW. 12.34 am. 7.14 a.m. 1.05 p.m. 7 20 p.m, Monday 1.14 a.m. 7 57 am. 1.49 p.m 8 02
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    U.S. MINERS' STRIKE.
    115 7 G< VIPERS AND THE 1 INJUNCTION 3 T2LS :HaJ<3.] X'-w York, November 1. jra in the Pittsburg area have e miner- m epnc the pamnmen. .-<icK ,}qq ;a i n oH are on <« p3Jlßl>“ cu r troops are gathered in 4 Virginis. East Tennessee, .ires# >n
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    Chinese American Bank.
    68 7 ;a?:tal sio,cco,ooo. New York, October 31 5.a Tien. Chinese P.ivy Councillor 7 ur v a -.&gt;r who sat Vancouver, Co o. toonances that a Bank, 'L. -acr.al -f ',000,000, backed by n p -‘-rtineni!, is being establish-V-w Yr&lt; witn oranches at w„ ir Sea--ie Washington, Montreal RrincHCO.
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    Their Belgiuam Majestines.
    35 7 ZErASTUTE FROM. AMERICA. London, November 1. z lint Comfurt (Virgin.a e 3 -e n S Queen cf 3 ,:nm mcaris'i lor Be gium, caving 'w.t to President t j es-ced n Wishington.
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    Indo-Chinese Aviators.
    54 7 Marseille- 1 November 1. J.,cn.a. ■*&gt; cs at "he avia'icn -acres, woo include SCO IndoZ v eave camp in April next, u? -air expert a i.l of avia- -xpeced sc ne w U be pioneers of i- _:a--r- 0:2- Fi Esat. while others I’ :he onmcer of pilots
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    The C.M.S.
    152 7 SZPOBT FOR 1313. London. November 2. L "tar .i :he Char ch Missionary I' for 1313 erases that work in Air:n lacia and China was fully mainpi.: in war time, except in the war v? _a-t Af'.ca ri.estine and Mesopopit. -he eta J ,f foreign missionaries about 1
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    On the China Station.
    90 7 3s of housing. udon, Njv«mber 2. puoiishes an extract ie Commander iu--tiiaa xta i :o, irawir g attenu 7 4 3 a ;r housing acccmmoa... n x 3 aa "“iatives of naval r w be ---r.coming re coni’- a f J a F eet. He points
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    Gold for Far East.
    20 7 I ’’-‘w York. October 31 t'"' I;C J ra asferred F* --r shipment to the Far
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    German Agent Sentenced.
    50 7 I -1 3 -an “‘-ndon. November 1 lUu,' Naw D T, ra t&gt;3wick) mssage ’onv :c e r 3 7' 1 Germaa K. 4l;c nai tv- l blowing up the «eeX p I tC 0 m!91o, Kkr rar nu x ar ea from the r" 3i^ t
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    TRAVELLERS BY WARSHIPS.
    173 7 A BIG DEMAND. [Rat 3 Twt.boila wa. London, October 31. -e news -hat outgoing British warships will, if Mr W a lre r Long c*n persa&de the Lords of *he Admiralty, convey commercial travellers and basinegg mf n affects 1.000 manufacturers, some of whom have as man?
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    New York-Shanghai.
    29 7 ROBERT DOLLAR DIRECT SERVICE. New Yom, November 3 The Rooert D illar Steamship Company announces the establishment of a direct New York-Shanghai Line, via the Panama Canal
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    French Shipbuilding.
    65 7 VESSELS FOR IN DO-CHIN A LINE. Paris. October 31. ■L OcUvre understands that she Minister of Marine, in agree ment with the Commissioner of Marine Transport, decided to construct in the naval arsenals of Cherbourg, R -chefor”, Brest and Lcrient, *en new cargo beats *nd six 1 nets
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    The French Elections.
    261 7 .—Havas. M. BRIANDS PROGRAMME Paris, November 3,—M Ar-stsde Briand, wno has been six times Prime Minister of France, delivered an impor'ant speecn last night at Nantes, when he set forth the programme of the Republican Majority at the forthcoming elections. After sketching France 3 war efforr, and
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    Continental Bailway Traffic.
    74 7 -Havas. Paris, Novemoer 3,—A sign of the rimes is the opening, announced to take place on Monday, of new continental offices of the Great Eas'ern Railway Company in Paris. Before the war, the great continental traffic routes outwards from England radiated through Berlin. Now the m a
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    Boxing.
    39 7 Piris, November 2.—Yesterday. Eugene Criqm, th’ French bantamweight champion, beat Sam Eel er, the British champion, in the fif r h round of a twenty round ccntest—Havas. The Frenc man won over Walter Ross recently in London j
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    Franco-Canadian Service.
    13 7 Paris, November 2,—A direct FrancoCanadian steam-hip service has just been re-esrabiished.-
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    Paris Flower Show.
    31 7 Havas. Paris, November I,— The annual chrvsanthemam and fruit show was opened y-sterdav la Faria by President Poincare, who was accompanied by M. Non! ns. Minister of Agriculture^^Havas.
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    THE ARMISTICE TERMS.
    186 7 Hava?, VIOLATIONS BY GERMANY Paris, November 2.—A aemi-effieial report states that the Supreme Council, acting upon Marshal Foch's report, decided that the German Government will ce called upon to sign another treaty to sav it will fulfi. the November armistice te. ma. The Violations of Terms. Paris,
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    Execution of the Treaty.
    87 7 —Havas Asking for the of the 'unctions of the Supreme War Council of etsiilles, M Clem nce?u urges that before peace a Supreme Council Inter-Allied Military Directorate is still verv necessary to supervise the working of the various c ntroi'commissions, which, after the enforcing of the
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    Plague on "Nagoya."
    30 7 London. October 30. Eight ca.-es cf plague occurred among ihe na:ive crew of the PiO steamer Nagoya, which arrived at London from Yokohama. All precautions were taxen.
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    The Mission to Far East.
    80 7 Lord, n, October 30. Addressing the Association of British Chambers of Commerce in London, Sir Hamar Greenwood, referring to the Treasury’s refusal to meet the coat of the Far Eastern Mission, proposed by the Manchester Chamber, said while the Overseas Trade Department endorsed the Manchester
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    The Shah.
    28 7 Havas. Paris, October 30.—The Shah of Persia paid a viain to President Poincare at the Elysee. Military honours were rendered the Shah, who remained to .uucheon.—
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    THE SHAH'S TOUR.
    143 7 Simla. October 29 th.—The following arrangements have b a en made in connecticn wi*h the visit of His Imperial Majesty the Shah of Persia, to England. H s Imperial Ma;esty will cross from France on the 31st October, on beard the Rcyai Yacht, and will be met
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    M. Clemenceau.
    194 7 Paris. October 7 —ln the c urse of an interview with a number of deputies who visited him to call his *tren*ion to the disastrous ccn-equrnces which the application of the electoral law as passed on Ju y .2, would have in their constituencies if the decision not
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    ARMISTICE DAY.
    411 7 THE KING’S MESSAGE. TWO MINUTES* SILENCE FROM 1? A.M ON TUESDAY. The Hm. the Resident Councillor communicates the following message received at Singapore from the Secretary of State for the Colonies November 6th—l am commanded by the King to send you for immediate publication the fullowing message which
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      THE MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
      286 7 [To tn loen 9r tn “Vian Swank Sib. —Messrs Duxburv and Goodrich have with sufficient justification resigned their appoin'ments on the Mnnic'pa. Ccm mission. Thtir protest may have as a direct result a demand from Penang for more decentralization, for a .ess cen*ral:zed policy at Singapore which
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    M.S.G. ANO THE WAR.
    65 7 j—S T.”- We understand from, official, sources ’ha* the casualties killed, and died of wounds, m the Malay States Guides, during the recent war are three officers, -15 N.0.0-'s and men. and seven followers. The names of the officers ire Major G. E. Borton, Captain W.
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    1319 7 SOCIAL PERSONAL. ‘.g t Mr 3, F Brereton Mar'in is going heme oy the Prmzessin. Captain C. T. Smith and Mrs Smith aave arrived in Penang from home. The Hon Captain A R Chancellor will arrive here on Monday oa an inspection tour. Mr Tim fl eov Kiew. of the
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    KEDAH MOTES.
    285 7 THE CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION IFbcm Ora Own CcunxspONnserr. Alor 3 ar, November 7. A meeting of che Kedah Catholic Association was held at the Rest House, with Mr J J Fleury ia the chair. The Hou Secretary, Mr G Michael, read his report, wnerein he set forth the activities
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    PORT AND IMPROVEMENT TRUSTS.
    287 8 —“Pioneer.” It is understood that two schemes are before the Government oi Madras, the feasibility of which is being considered in view of the adoption of one of them at no distant date. One of these schemes is for tho creation of a Port Trust in
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    PASSPORT INSPECTION.
    161 8 —“MM.” There is a general slackening of passport inspection at different ports now-a-days. For instance, at Marseilles no examination of any kind took place when the last outward bound N.Y.K. boat ealTecl there. Passengers left and joined the steamer without being asked to show passports At Port Said
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    CLUB TO CLOISTER.
    237 8 Milan, October J Rome’* MPitarv Chib stands next the Convent of the Holy Apostles. The former has been losing gloves, canes, revolvers. mantles, provisions, and table linen mysteriously. A detective, di sguig»d QB s former old steward, made friends at the club with an attendant, and over
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    NORTHERN TERRITORY.
    158 8 A Benter telegram from Melbourne reports that a meeting of the citizens of Port Darwin, in the Northern terriory, passed a resolution declaring that the system of administration by an Advisory Council was abortive, and demanding the resignations of Judge Bevan, Mr. Carey, Director of Territory, and Mr.
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      75 8 IF YOU WAKE UP cross and depressed, with a coated tongue, a mean feeling in the head, a sense of feverishness or inefficiency, it 8 time you took the dainty little liver and bowel regulators which act as gently as nature. Try them to-night and see how fit you’ll feel
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    154 9 -rice of Rubber has --eriing Shares ure strong jjjj. levels. Tin has j m._3g Issues the more rn m which continue tc n considerable numbers. &gt;• ""T' Industrial Investments j n ,r v difficult to obtain” K- -ssue was considerably *7 e feeing available only S- rhe
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    RUBBER CROPS.
    166 9 v-.nr ir i- iitional rubber outputs »1. Mui; lbs 128,028 ly -K ining F.M.S. 94,000 ir lulugtres 16.118 wi. 39,443 bcm 43.125 L*am 34.000 n(w 61 083 If -A T u i late■ Mi.ay »o.uOo ...sa Selangor 22.200 ■.ansxat ta.aa 80.000 Jenmstown 50,54’. 28,102 Emerald 68.726 Sow S
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    30 9 ;r v 9 tne rubber quotations 'ttavcr er 4tn. received to-day: W'; a^? ates are e 2s s&gt;d "By v nr 2s sjd l *sBrs. Bcustead Co.]
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    PRODUCE.
    204 9 rBMAMG, November 8, 1919. S P. Tapioca No. 2 512.50 sales M. P. Tapioca 513.-*o—sales Gold xeaf 573 sellers. 1 epper .W. Coaat 3 lbs. 5 oz 516» buyer? Black Pepper s2s*nom White Pepper 5,35 sellers. Trang Pepper nominal Mace 590 nom. Mace Pickings 550 sellera I Ciovea $7O
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    MARKET PRIEBE.
    368 9 PENANG, NOVEMBER 2, 1919. REFF— ets. Soup per catty 24 Roast do 40 Steaks do 40 Stew or Curry Meat do curry 26 stew Rump Steas do Ox Tail each 46—50 do Tongue do s£—.L do Feet do Heart per catty 35 Liver do Fillet of Beef do
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    EXCHANGE.
    117 9 Psnamg, November 8, 1919 (By Courtesy at the Chartered Bank). London Demand Bank ...2/4 1/4 4 months' sight Bank ...2/4 5/3 3 Credit ...2/4 7/8 M 3 Documentary ...2/4 29/32 Calcutta Demand Bank Ra- 3 days' sight Private Bombay Demand Bank I Moulmein Demand Bank n 3 days' sight
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    143 9 Yestmday’s Lays Arrivals. Malacca, Stack, 405, Singapore. Adamson, Gi fi lan &lt;fc Co, coal. La Marne, French, 567, Rangoon Q lah B&lt;?ng Kee, general. Ban Whatt Soon, Cotton, 199, Teluk Anson, Eastern Shipping Co, genera,. To-day’s Arrivals. Kam sang, Anderson, 2,077, Singapore. Boustead Co, general. Expected Arrival*. A.
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    MARSEILLES SPECIAL TRAIN.
    71 9 The P and O S. N Company. London, have cabled to the iocal Agents that owing to French railway congestion, the Marseil s special trains often runs late, causing passengers serious inconvenience. Tbe Khiva is expected to arrive here a: 2 pm. to-morrow and to leave for
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    PENANG MAILS CLOSE.
    348 9 DAILY except Sun day]. Federated Malay By tram 7.15 a.m Malacca, Johore, Sings- &gt; also at 6 p.m pore and Hongkong— J on Saturdays Kuala Kubu. Kuaia Lumpur and Seremban By train 10 a. m Parit Buntar. Bagan 5 Serai, and Taiping J 10 a.m. A 3.45
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    THE MAILS.
    50 9 The homeward mail B by the txh:va closes at 6 p m. to-day:registration 5 p.m. pillar boxes 5 pm. Mail “C by the Bharata. closing an 10 a.m. on Wednesday next, w:.. be conveyed from Bombay by the Kniva. which leaves here to morrow with mail 4 B."
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    316 9 ST RERRtri OHURBH, REMAN*. The Services next week will be as fol- j lows 21st Sunday after Trinity. 8 am. Matins. Psalms 116 and 117. 3.30 a m. Holy Communion. 10.30 a.m. Holy Communion (Chinese). 5 p.m. Sunday School. 6 pm. Evensong. Hvmn 185. Psalms CXXVIII 187, Ps
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    1915-1919.
    250 9 Welcome our ga..ant Corporal Well remembered as C T S. Whose response to the call Than was made to all By the Hom-laad in distress Was just the type of answer. That all of us should have made. Ba: duty’s a right stern mistress And fortune a fickle jade
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    LUDENDORFF ON THE DOWNFALL.
    955 10 A STRIKING CHAPTER. General Ludendorff’s famous book. “My War Recollections, 1914-1918,” is published in English. (Hutchinson and Co., 2 large volumes, with Ludendorff’s own maps, 17s. net each volume.) It will always be a text book for historians and 1 'l- experts. For the general reader,
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      ECONOMY AND THE MOTOR-CAR.
      951 11 11 he question of economical motoring is one which appeals to-day to every motorist, whether he be the possessor of a 50 h p. limcusine or of an unobtrusive 8 h p. two seater, says a correspondent of The Times.” The number of people who drive
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      FORD CARS.
      699 11 Scheme to Tie Down British Agents. Mr John Prioleau, says a very significant sign of the reality of the American motor car invasion which may be expected in this country as a result of the removal on September 1 of the restrictions on the importation of foreign cars
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    AMERICAN TIRE CONCERN MAKES GIANT STRIDES IN 1919.
    269 11 Branch Manager Tells Why. People of the Straits Settlements who keep in touch with motoring affairs in the new world are hearing on all sides that “This is the Firestone Year.” Commenting on this unusual success, Mr. F. C. Allen, Far Eastern
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    A Victory Memorial.
    281 11 The Proposal for Madras. Madras, October 23. —The Victory Memorial Committee announce that the Government of India have approved of the proposal made by His Excellency the Governor to allot a corner of Government House grounds, fronting Mount Road and Wallajih Road, as the site for a
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    Aeroplane Post.
    97 11 Considering all things, the fees to ba charged for letters sent by aeroplane to various cities canr o’ be judged very high. In 1810 the charges for long distances were 8d a letter far distances between 80 and 120 miles, rising to lid. for 300 to 400 miles,
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