Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 24 November 1919
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Title Section20 1919-11-24 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY ESTABLISHED 1333. Ho. 271. VOL. LXXVII, MONDAY. 24th NOVEMBER, 1919. PRICE 10 CENTS.20 words
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Advertisement702 1919-11-24 1 I MODERN artL photographic STUDIO II 2J Penang Road. I -phone 579- 1,^....—. 1,,, n— ,n, M n, INSURANCE. 1 ||xannnncxxxanH<<HHnxxxnnnnnnxx sfocKs of the followiny ore i™ o C o ßporat On. e w The undersigned as agents for th» Gorpo- Q H iww available at Penang. mOFOF LBFs PATERSON,702 words
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Advertisement26 1919-11-24 1 1 THE BEST CAR IN TOWN I I I i I i i s MnncnowkLVf-tuhHtAo f Sole Agents S.S. F.M.S- f S (Ong SamJlLeong Co. S26 words
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Article, Illustration610 1919-11-24 2 BY LOOKER ON.” London, October 23. The outstanding event being discussed in sporting circles just now is next Monday’s sculling championship on the Thames. Both Ernest Barry, the holder, and Alf, Felton, his giant Australian challenger, have been putting in a great deal of honest training, and610 words
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Article1066 1919-11-24 2 Driscoll’s Defeat. London, October 23. It is doubtful whether we shall ever again see such again see a boxing contest as that between Jim DrLcoll and Charles Ledoux a* the National Sporting Club last Monday night (writes Mr Eugene Corri). It whs a classic in every sense1,066 words
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Advertisement1683 1919-11-24 2 positions vacant. SALE OF HOUSE kedah stamps. Jobbing Compositors wanted. PROPERTY for the foHowing Kedih stamps in good Apply Works Manager, The Pinang condition Gazette Press, Limited. The undersigned are instructed to Used Unused put up for sale $2 surcharged 50 cents— 60 cts. 75 cts. A good Chinese Salesman1,683 words
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Advertisement128 1919-11-24 2 DON’T BE IN THE DARK. About the most marvellous cure for Rheumatic pain that the world has ever known. Don’t go on experimenting with worthless ointments, blood purifiers and kindred nostrums when the small sum of Re. 1 will bring you substantial proof that LITTLE’S ORIENTAL BALM WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.128 words
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Advertisement239 1919-11-24 2 'III The F B "l* Sivtk A OLD h 4 l M Datoh Kr arr C n l Pr °eram me M E H C n ain L ?dders. Hose Reel an( p. 3- Engine Drill e 4- Fire Fighting. a.""::-** 24 26 28-11 Per H Grand RUNNYMEDe'hori 1 Daily239 words
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Article336 1919-11-24 3 Following is the programme for the open ing of the Federal Council at Kuala Lumpur to-morrow The road in front of the Government Offices will be closed after 10 a.m. to all traffic other than cars conveying His Excellency the High Commissioner, the Chief Secretary, their Highnesses336 words
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Article145 1919-11-24 3 Major-General Sir. J. M. Stewart K.C M.G., C B Commanding Aden Field Ferce, in an Order the sth November, and signed by Major G. F. Turner, D.A A.G. says: The Malay states Guides ere leaving Aden immediately. They have teen with the Field Force since October 1915,145 words
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Article153 1919-11-24 3 S.T.” Before Mr Bull, second magistrate, Singapore, Mr Shelby Thompsr n men’ioned the case in which a Tamil chauffeur, is charged with doing a rash act, which has reference t« the dea’h of a Bovaneae woman, who it is alleged was knocked down and killed byS.T.” - 153 words
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Advertisement293 1919-11-24 3 'rUNNYMEDE hotel. Thanksgiving Day, 2 7TH NOVEMBER, 1919, special Dinner and Dance, Full Town Band in Attendance. Din ner 7-45 pm. Dancing 9 30 p.m. BOOK NOW Inclusive Charge $2. TEL. 635 AND 543« KERDYK HENDERSON, L—* J DELCO I u ELECTRIC 1 IGHf SETS H The Ideal Light for293 words
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Advertisement277 1919-11-24 3 fwuiwM rflCb i«r Pianiers. O. A-' W M r X- H*v*ag decided to boy a Tractor, the next question is— which Tractor. j 1? to «otne of the important questions which will help the Planter to Ksde Fordaon Tractor operates with kerosene oil (coal oil. which is much cheaper than277 words
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Advertisement365 1919-11-24 3 ud i XSfeep 7 nbftl f Sleeplessness is very fre- f| Lrf| quently caused by undue pressure f of blood on the brain, resulting in > mental activity at a time when the I brain should be soothed and quiet. When a cup of "Ovaltine” is taken last j/ thing365 words
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Article170 1919-11-24 4 HINDENBURG’S VIEWS. [Ritrnea’s TuioKamS-J Berlin, November 19. In view of Marshal Von Hindenburg’s and General von Ludendorffs first appear' ance at the War Irquiry, extraordinary precautions were taken to restrain the demonstrations in their honour. There was a police cordon round the Reichstag, and the car conveying[Ritrnea’s TuioKamS-J - 170 words
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Article30 1919-11-24 4 RUMOURS OF MARCH TO BERLIN. Berlin, November 18. A rumour is circulating in Berlin that Baltic troops have begun a march to Berlin in support of the reactionaries.30 words
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Article51 1919-11-24 4 A COALITION CABINET. Budapest, November 19. The Cabinet, after considering the declaration by Sir George Clerk, that the Entente is unable to recognise the existing Government, agreed to retirement. Tne Premier, Dr Friedrich, designated the Minis er of Public Worship, Herr Huszir, Premier, charging him to form a Coalition51 words
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Article81 1919-11-24 4 THE BRTTSIH OPERATIONS. London, November 19. Active operations have begun on the indian frontier against the recalcitrant Mahsuds, who have recently been most troublesome. Following the rejection of the British demands, a squadron of 25 aeroplanes intensively bombed the Mahsud centre, Kaniguram, which was recently a British post,81 words
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Article94 1919-11-24 4 Dardoni, Nov. U.-The head of the Joch. column to-day reached Mohamed iKhel, the second stage of its track. On arriving at a point OQ the left bank of the Tochi, a party of Wazirs were occupying a hili overlooking a ford on the same of the river94 words
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Article137 1919-11-24 4 The following is the business for the meeting of the Municipal Commissioners of George Town, to be held to-morrow afternoon 1. Minutes of lest meeting to be read and confirmed. 2. Any special business the President may bring forward. BoVfor"l920 e nd t 0 P4. Questions. 5. Some137 words
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Article511 1919-11-24 4 Havas. THE ELECTIONS. Paris, November 17 The French general election results are not yet fully to hand, but a prominent feature of the polls is the strong losses sustained by the Socialists and Radical-Socialists, especially the Unified Socialists and the Conservative-Republican Party. A striking feature of the new— Havas. - 511 words
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Article1075 1919-11-24 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Mr G W Lawes, police probationer, appointed to act as Registrar of Criminals' Mr H J Simpson, Government Veterinary Sargeon, will reside in Province Wellesley, Mrs Barnett and Mrs Pritchard leave for the Southern Settlement to-morrow by the Klang. The name of Mr E Cheers has been added1,075 words
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Article407 1919-11-24 4 S.T,” Madras, November 15.The following warning has been received from the Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Railways and CID, Madras There are a large number of forged 100 rupees currency notes bearing mark BD /74, dated 24th Augus*, 1914, io circulation in this Presidency, The paper u?ed inS.T,” - 407 words
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Article409 1919-11-24 4 BOXES STOLEN FROM SHIP’S STRONG ROOM. A serious robbery from the strong room of the Indo-Ohina Steam Navigation Company’s steamer Nam Sang, on the voyage from Hongkong to Calcutta, was discovered here yesterday, the contents of six boxes of gold, consigned to Penang, having been abstracted. j409 words
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Article463 1919-11-24 4 RUSSIAN PAINTER’S WORKS. The 200 oil paintings, water colours, pastels and sketches which Professor Ivan Kalmykoff is now showing in the Chinese Town Hall, Pitt Street, forms what is the b c st exhibition by a European painter seen here. The works on view are those of a463 words
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Advertisement253 1919-11-24 4 A WARNING TO EARLY RISERS People who reside in the Tropics o r in any part where Malaria prevails, should avoid going ou t before the sun has dispelled the morning mists, and also before they have breakfasted. The reasons for this are that the vapours which arise from the253 words
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Advertisement254 1919-11-24 4 a™ 'f' X" neighbourhood O f n «wo.lity, «pert.,,/ 1 c/oPmang Gazette, 1 to B Ox F °R 0 KugUod. Gazette, 7 x c. o To LET. r M b< Ed Zcumbe Pen#. furnished. Apn] v H Hill, 2 Logan's Buldiog, 1$ 1 Thornliebank No. fitted with Electric a tra254 words
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Article1055 1919-11-24 5 M. POULET’S ACHIEVEMENT. November 13The Daily Gazette gives in diary form the record of the hazardous journey of M Etienne Poulet, the celebrated French airman, and his companion and mechanic M Benoist, from Paris to Karachi. The aeroplane on which thia wonderful journey has been achieved is1,055 words
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Advertisement182 1919-11-24 5 REMOVAL NOTICE. THE NIKKO STUDIO will be removed on Ist December, 1919, to No. 7, Northam Road, near to Messrs. Chin Seng <fc Co’s.. Motor Garrage. NOTICE. From 21th to 30th instant work at the NIKKO STUDIO will be discontinued for removing purposes. K. OK. 4 INI VV A, fiikko182 words
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Advertisement96 1919-11-24 5 fsYNOLEOI I I» The OIJ Bound Washable Distemper for interior and Exterior Decoretieue A soft flat finish. Does not rub off. Proclaimed unrivalled for Tropical use. 1 <27 A r 'Bnffe of Artistic Shades aiid Colour Schemes. n~tn** .■T PATERSON, SIMONS 6 C».. Ln>- 1 CTTOORyC»ATHD IN SZ'GLAjrD.i AGKKTS. X96 words
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Advertisement203 1919-11-24 5 PRITCHARD’S WINE SPIRIT DEPT. This Department is stocked with a choice selection of the Finest French Wines. French Wines were not much in evidence during the War. Now that they are obtainable we know they will be appreciated by many. Lay in your stock of X mas Wines early. r»203 words
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Miscellaneous257 1919-11-24 5 a r nnannnnEnnnnnnnnnnunnnnnnnnn SOMETHING NEW, NOVEL AND EXCITING. From MON. 24th to WED,, 26th November, 1919. d I THB IMPERIAL PXT g Z EMPIRE THEATRE. n the Second Show at 9-15 p.m. 0 Film Corporation Presents THE HAND OF PERIL Reels 5 0 ...TURING: HOUSE PETERS AND JOHN SAWYER 0257 words
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Article1407 1919-11-24 6 While military and naval intervention in Russia by the Allies to the full extent that some advocate, may be impracticable and inexpedient at the moment, it is folly to ignore the necessity which is imposed on the Governments and peoples of countries who realise the1,407 words
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Article1387 1919-11-24 6 The publishers, Herbert) Jenkins, Ltd, have sent us a copy of The Rain The Rain Girl” by the Girl.” author of Patricia Bent, Spinster 8 book which took the reading public by storm. The Run Girl cannot fail to add to the author’s reputation. It is not1,387 words
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Article72 1919-11-24 6 To-day’s quotations for unrefined tin w Penang was $l3B per picul, no. doing; and for refined tin jlSV.at l p® r F business done. .g., 5 Tin was quoted in London on Nov £284 5s spot, and £283 5s three months Tin was quoted in London on -0'72 words
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Article255 1919-11-24 6 S. T.” The output of Tongkah Dging Co., N. L. from 16th to the 22nd in» (being one week) was 35 tons. The new Attorney-General) d lO W. Murison has soon got into M name appears at the foot of a? amend further the Penal Code an 0S. T.” - 255 words
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Advertisement146 1919-11-24 6 OISE L E S nr, K. >• Hj wc TYPEWRITERS Stocked in 10", 14" and 18" Sizes. Full Particulars on Application: behb Co., Penang. FROM every section, we hear that people are now calling The Comfort Car the best we have ever built. In this sense, the reports we are146 words
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Advertisement19 1919-11-24 6 E&O. Hotel” ST. ANDREW'S DINNED. On Friday, 28tf) November, At 7.30 p,m. Sharp SEATS TO BE BOOKED IN ADVANCE.19 words
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Miscellaneous40 1919-11-24 6 THE TIDES. The following are the tides for To-day, and To-morrow, Penang StaudardTimea High Water. Low .Water. To-day. 12.37 am. 7.31 a.m. 1 07 pm 7.21 p.m. To MORROW. 1.06 a.m. 7 57 a.m. 1 39 p.m. 7 47 p.m.40 words
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Obituary18 1919-11-24 6 DEATH. ChampionAt Taiping Hospital on 21st instant L slie L. Champion, Denuistown Estate, Parit Buntar. Aged 28 years.18 words
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Article982 1919-11-24 7 aSIEB lOAN SENATE’S ACTION. rßirnO Tmgbamb.) Loney November 18. th” political situation in authoritively stated that, A® frlC t b e technical deposit of the ei P th Peace Treaty with Germr»’ "'‘Accomplished fact, and there will aueB :ion of altering it. The Allies c e HerrßirnO Tmgbamb.) - 982 words
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Article91 1919-11-24 7 London, November 20. The Under-Secretary for the C jlonies, Colonel Amery, addres-iog a Colonial Missionary meeting at Bradford, said it might be argued that having established a Lsague of Nations, concentrated efforts upon Imperial unity would become unnecessary, and might even be harmful. He entirely disagreed,91 words
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Article83 1919-11-24 7 MR. LONG’S STATEMENT. London, November 18. In tbe House of Commons, replying to Colonel David Davies, Mr Walter Long stated that all the recommendations of Admiral Jellicoe would need careful consideration, firstly, by the Governments to which they were primarily addressed, and, secondly, by the Imperial Government83 words
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Article25 1919-11-24 7 Ottawa, November 20. The Canadian Minister of Naval Affair foreshadowed a reduction of naval defence Viscount Jellicoe is advising Canada on tbe matter.25 words
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Article175 1919-11-24 7 WASHINGTON CONFERENCE’S AGREEMENT. London, November 19. The first general agreement ever made between Occidental and Oriental represent stives regarding labour standards was reached by the Committee of the Washington Labour Conference, which submitted to tbe Conference a Draft Convention providing that children under 14 be not employed in175 words
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Article141 1919-11-24 7 EX-MINISTERS RETURNED, [Rbuteb’s Thegeimb] Rome, November 19. The elected Deputies include the foilowing 350 Constitutionalists, including 260 Liberals and Democrats. 90 Popular Party. 30 Lsft Concentration. 120 Socialists. Nitti, Orlando, Salandra, Bissolatti, Giolitti, Luzzatti and Boselli were returned. Milan Incidents. Milan, November 19. A procession of Socialists and[Rbuteb’s Thegeimb] - 141 words
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Article56 1919-11-24 7 COALITION PROBABLE Brussels, November 20. The Socialists gained 30, the Catholics los 26 and the Liberals 11 seats, I is expected a Coalition Government will be formed. The State of Parties: Brunels November 20. The new Chamber will consist of 73 Catholics, 66 Socialists, 34 Liberals and 956 words
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Article106 1919-11-24 7 NAMES OF THE VESSELS. London, November 16. The eight German vessels held up by America are the Imperator, Kaiserin Augu’ta Victoria, Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm. Cleveland (renamed Mobile) Z°ppelin, Cap Finisterre, Pretoria and Graf Waldersee. The steamers had been lent to America since February for transportation of troops,106 words
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Article46 1919-11-24 7 London, November 19. The Daily News says the SoiicirorGeneral and Attorn c y-General have returned from Paris. It is believed Britain is pressing for the trial of the ex-Kaiser in London, but there are differences of opinion among the Allies over the matter.46 words
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Article246 1919-11-24 7 A SPLENDID RECEPTION. New York, November 19. As the Prince of Wales's launch approached the shore, American destroyers gave a salute of 21 guns. Simultaneously, aerial bombs exploded, releasing coloured parachutes, from which British and American flags were suspended. This display in the brilliant sunshine246 words
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Article83 1919-11-24 7 BOLSHEVIST PROPAGANDA [Rzuteb’s Tkxgzams] London, November 19. The Bolshevists are paying attention to Central Asia, Tashkent being a centre of great activity. Emissaries to India and Afghanistan are being trained in tbe local languages. It appears that the Soviet is conducting well thought out propaganda in Turkestan and[Rzuteb’s Tkxgzams] - 83 words
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Article78 1919-11-24 7 BOLSHEVIST CLAIM. London, November 19. A Bolshevist wireless claims that the Bolshevists captured Kursk, 300 miles south of Moscow. Bolshevist Horrors. London, November 18. Stories of Bolshevist horrors continue to arrive from responsible channels. Bodies exhumed at Kieff showed the application of the old Chinese torture, a pot78 words
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Article15 1919-11-24 7 MINISTRY GOES TO IRKUTSK. London, November 19. The Koltcbak Government has gone to Irkutsk.15 words
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Article24 1919-11-24 7 Washington, November 19. Revolution has broken out at V ladivo stok. The State Department learns that only Russians hitherto are involved.24 words
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Article35 1919-11-24 7 A GERMAN INVASION. Copenhagen, November 19. A Lithuanian report from Kovno says Germans, including General von LettowVorbeck’s Bast African troops, with 400 armoured motor cars and lorries, invaded Lithuania and are marching on Shavli35 words
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Article59 1919-11-24 7 BOLSHEVIST OFFERS, London, November 20. M. Litvinoff, on behalf of tbe Bolshevists, has been discussing peace with the Baltic States at Dorpat. The Esthonians officially state that Litvinoff offered as a guarantee of peace to surrender the Bolshevist fleet in the Gulf of Finland, and to establish59 words
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Article180 1919-11-24 7 BRITISH FLEET DEPARTS. Stockholm, November 19 The Aftonblad's correspondent at Helsingfors says the British Fleet in the Gulf of Finland has withdrawn to ice-free waters. As a result of enquiries at the Admiralty, the papers state that the bulk of the British Fleet will return from the180 words
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Article70 1919-11-24 7 BRITISH MISSION. London. November 18. A British Mission is proceeding to South Russia, via Constantinople, to Rosto.ff, under Mr H J Mackinder, M P. The Government at r aches tbe greatest importance to the immediate economic development of South Russia, with a view to placing British70 words
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Article96 1919-11-24 7 DISTURBANCES IN CAIRO [Rium’a TnxG*AMs.j Cairo, November 20, Turbulent scenes were renewed and continued all day. The demonstrators seized tramcars. Students marched in procession with the Egyptain Flag, and hooliganism developed. The disturbances covered five localities, Three Police Stations were damaged, police being wounded. Arrested men were liberated,[Rium’a TnxG*AMs.j - 96 words
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Article26 1919-11-24 7 London, November 19. The Egyptian Ministry has resigned, owing to opposition to the visit of the Milner Mission, The resignation has been accepted.26 words
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Article285 1919-11-24 7 London, November 6 Sir Valentine Cbriol is writing a series of articles in the Times” on The Egyptain Peril." He declares that the clamorous and universal revolt among all classes against any form of lawful authority is the keyno’e of the situation, which is more tense and285 words
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Article94 1919-11-24 7 LOCAL CONTROL BY THE PEOPLE London, November 1 9. In the House of Commons, replying to the Hon. WG A Ormsby-Gore, Colonel Amery said the Government had decided to entrust the people of Malta with full res ponsible control of purely local affairs. The control of all the services94 words
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Article49 1919-11-24 7 SPECIAL RECOGNITION. London November, 18 Tn the House of Commons, replying to Sir J G Butcher, Mr Churchill said it was contemplated, though it was not finally decided, to permit persons mentioned in War Despatches to wear a small oak leaf on the ribbon of the Victory Medal.49 words
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Article72 1919-11-24 7 London, November 20. In the House of Commons, Sir Hunoar Greenwood announced that arrangements had been,made whereby the Admiral y would givethe Department of Overseas Trade early information of any sailings of His Majestys ships which might be utilised in order to allow representatives of British manufacturing72 words
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Article20 1919-11-24 7 London, November 18. The House of Common? passed unanimously the third reading of the Aliens Restriction Bid.20 words
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Article31 1919-11-24 7 The November compe ition, 200 yards handicap, A class was decided yesterday, as follows: F D Thompson cr 1 Rhodes (Scr) 2 J R Danson (15 Secs) 331 words
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Article69 1919-11-24 7 SERIOUS EFFECTS. [Raxrrxß’s Telegbame.] London, November 19. In tbe House of Commons, at question time, Mr G J Wardle stated that 45,000 ironmoulderg are still on strike, and it was estimated that 75,000 were thereby thrown idle. He understood that negotiations were being reopened. It is noteworthy that[Raxrrxß’s Telegbame.] - 69 words
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Article23 1919-11-24 7 London, November 20. Tbe House of Lords passed the Industrial Courts Bill, to which the Roy al Assent has been given.23 words
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Article170 1919-11-24 7 OFFICIAL FIGURES. London, November 19. In tbe House of Commons, Sir R S Horneg the Minister of Labour, moving a supplementary estimate of £1,500,000 for th* unemployment donation, stated that 479,000 were at present receiving the donation, including 344.000 ex-Service men and 34,000 civilians. Since the armistice, employment170 words
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Article53 1919-11-24 7 WAITING FOR THE CONFERENCE,’ London, November 19. The Times’ Washington correspondent says notwithstanding the expectation, it ia now recognised that the coal miters in most centres remain out and do nou intend to resume until the employers and workers conference in Washington, which is proceeding bitterly, has produced53 words
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Article86 1919-11-24 7 A REGULATION BILL. London, November 19. In the House of Commons, Sir Auckland Geddes introduced the Imports and Exports Regulation Bill, which proposes to constitute a Committee to regulate the importation of goods, with a view to preventing dumping and to the safeguarding of key industries and industries86 words
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Article173 1919-11-24 7 Feeling in Ceylon. Madras, November 14A considerable amount of comment has been aroused in Colombo by the Reuter announcement that a Royal Warrant has been issued, notifying the grant of a war gratuity to a number of non-European garrisors overseas, among whom no unit in Ceylon figures173 words
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Article47 1919-11-24 7 The Band will play the following programme of music at the Esplanade from 6 p.m. to-day 1. The Jimmy’s Sale ...Wood 2. Selection Carminetta ...Brown 3 Fox Trot Uncle Sam ...FDane 4. Waltz The Girl from Utah. Rubens and Jones 5. March The Motor ...Rosey47 words
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Article359 1919-11-24 8 Large crowds of people took advantage of the opportunity kindly given by Commander C. B. Talbot, D. S. 0., R. N., to view the six submarines of the L class lying in the Empire Dock. Obliging members of the crews conducted the visitors all over the craft359 words
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Article180 1919-11-24 8 In the world wide upheaval of the last few years comparatively little has been heard of the course of events in Siam. That country, however, would seem to be quietly pursuing its way along the path of progress under the guidance of the present King and his180 words
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Article353 1919-11-24 8 Twenty five Chinese Charged. About nine o’clock on the night of Oct. 20th a raid was made on a house at Sungei Besi and documents were found purporting to show- that the majority of the Chinese present were members of an unlawful society Twenty-five Chinese subsequently appeared in353 words
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Advertisement968 1919-11-24 8 These 8-DAY Watches have sound, well made, 7 JEWEL Swiss Keyless Lever Move-1 ments, with visible Escapements, patent Non-Majneiic Breguji Hairsprings ami artistically tinted enamel dials, as illustrated. Each watch goes 8 DAYS with only! ONE WINDING aud is accurately timed and adjusted in positions, and guaranteed! to keep good968 words
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Advertisement17 1919-11-24 8 j JAPANESE DENTIST I j T. NAGATA, J NEXT DOOR 4 TO THB I °J S SARYI17 words
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Advertisement763 1919-11-24 8 TANCYE’S SEMI DIESEL ENGINES PROTECTED BY PATENTS. I v I iAX X a By 1 -i i W S' I J Lm t **«m*. sZ' 111» ul I’< II v i nr..— nr.»r..~ i I I—l 1 > i I TO WORK ON ALL BRANDS OF CRUDE AND RESIDUAL OILS.763 words
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Article158 1919-11-24 9 Editor or th> Pimaxo Gatwttb”] |T i have received through HE. the U; "Administering the Government a ?filCer tatad 21st July, 1919 r °m Sir elM Hudson, G.8.E., Chairman of the Keber r emittee, in which he says he Fniam; l Joint committee of the i- deS158 words
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Article103 1919-11-24 9 rasEorton or th. "Pisano Gxzsrra."] 1 t am enclosing a pamphlet from vo u will see we are trying to get wi T for Maternity Homes. i= to give «ide pubhcito to ~nea l and would be most grateful if ;';id allow It to appear103 words
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402 1919-11-24 9 Ihe Empike s Gratitude to the Navy. lhe tdonous victory of the Allies would nave been possible but for our British va on It is upon them that we have deeded for ©“I daily bread and for the Ndivt.y of our homes. It is402 words
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Article247 1919-11-24 9 A CANC ELLED ENGAGEMENT. g l R CF TH r Pinang Gazette.”] a nnu' crm-nt made in the Gently Ilia RI, J o‘h*r d«dv raner’ v V n- my M B 'r>2hof i atDQ t L,n K m K e »nd Mr r o® my Qi P "abed a loud247 words
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Article350 1919-11-24 9 PENANG, NOVEMBER 24, 1919. BEEF- etB fa° u P per catty 22 Roast d 0 4(j Steaks do 40 Stew or Curry Meat do curry 40 st w 40 Rump Steak do 40 Ox Tail each 35—50 do Tongue do 55 do Feet do Heart p er catty350 words
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Article202 1919-11-24 9 Penang, November 24, 1919. S. P. Tapioca No. 2 $13.25sellers M. P. Tapioca $13.75sellers Gold leaf $72 sellers. Pepper (W. Coast 3 lbs. 5 oz) sl6fc buyers. Black Pepper $25 nom White Pepper $65 sellers. Trang Pepper nominal Mace $9O nom. Mace Pickings $5O sellers. Cloves $7O sellers. Nutmegs202 words
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Article56 1919-11-24 9 N OV 24 Cahill-Brooke Company, Malakoff Club. Nov 25.—Cahill-Brooke Company, Caledonia Club. e Nov 28,—Penang St Andrew s Society Ball, Nov 29.Fire Brigade Display, Dato Kramat, 5 p m Nov 30.Malacca P. A. Meeting, Malacca Club, 10 a m. Dec 17,—Board of Licensing Justices Meeting, 2.30 p.m Jan56 words
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Article152 1919-11-24 9 Yesterday’s Late Arrivals. Priam, Ogden, 2995, Liverpool, W. Mansfield and Co, general. Kamoning, Kitson, 1275, Singapore, Adamson Gilfillan and Co, general. Sappho, Scott, 329, Teluk Anson, Adamson C- llfillan jc Co., general. To-day’s Arrivals. Pangkor, Harris, 94, Sitiawan, Eastern Shipping Co, general. Klang, Fawcus, 732, Singapore, Adamson, Gilfillan152 words
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Article304 1919-11-24 9 DAILY (except Sunday). Federated Malay States, VBy train 7.15 a.m Malacca, Johore, Singa- > also at 6 p.m pore and Hongkong— Jon Saturdays Kuala Kubu, Kuala Lumpur and Seremban j By train 10 a m Parit Buntar, Bagan 1 Serai, and Taiping J 10 a.m. 3.45 p.m.304 words
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Article43 1919-11-24 9 The homeward mail E by the Tara, closes at 10 am. on Friday. Correspondence forwarded by B I packet Tara due to leave Penang ab'iut the 28’:h instant should reach the United Kinsdom in time for delivery before the New Year.43 words
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Article113 1919-11-24 9 Penang, November 24, 1919. (By Courtesy of the Chartered Bank). London Demand Bank ...2/4 1/4 4 mouths’ sight Bank ...2/4 5/8 3 Credit ...2/5 n 3 Documentary ...2/5 1/32 Calcutta Demand Bank Rs. 3 days’ eight Private Bombay Demand Bank Moulmein Demand Bank 3 days’ sight Private Madras Demand113 words
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Article980 1919-11-24 9 NAMES. 5. g co S* X eg g RUBBER (Dollar.) c Alor Gajah Rubber Estate 4.15 4.25 Amalgamated Malay Estates 3.5C' 3.70 Ayer Hitam Planting Syndieatt 16.25; 16.75 Ayer Kuning Rubber Estates L4C 1.50 Ayer Molek Rubber Co. 2.80 s 2.9 C Ayer Panas Rubber Estates 13.50; 14.00 B&lgownie980 words
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Article1352 1919-11-24 9 j/ew tfear JYieeting, 1920. 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 $lOO to each1,352 words
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Article373 1919-11-24 10 Mr W T Goode, the special correspondent of the Manchester Guardian,’' in an article contributei to that journal on Popular Misconceptions about Bolshevik Russia/' refers to the question of the employment of Chinese, and in the course of his remarks, says The belief in the employment373 words
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Article309 1919-11-24 10 An interesting account of life in Vladivostok to day is st nt to the Pall Mall Gazette by an English visitor who arrived there some months ago Little more thi n fifty years ago the place was part of the Chinese Empire, and to-day it seems309 words
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Article147 1919-11-24 10 A Udy correspondent of the Straits Times supplies a comparative statement of the price of some commodities in Singapore before the war and the figure at which they are now being quoted. For instance, milk, per case, was $6 and now it is $14.80; butter 60 cts per147 words
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Article117 1919-11-24 10 In the course of proceedings at Singapore Assizes the matter of Foong Kwok, who stands charged with possession of forged currency notes and potsission of instruments for forging currency notes, came up before Mr Justice Brown. When the case was called up earlier in the Assizes it was117 words
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Article916 1919-11-24 11 THE AMERICANS AT INVERNESS. (From Our Edinburgh Correspondent). October 22, The greatest mine-field ever laid, the one that closed the northern outlet of the North Sea to German submarines, was the work of Yankee eailormen Gob?,” as their own slang had it, meaning men still green at the916 words
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