Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 2 February 1920
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section21 1920-02-02 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE jUBLiSHED DAILY ESTABLISHED 1333. N o 27. VOL. LXXVIII. MONDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, 1920. PRICE 10 CENTS.21 words
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Advertisement637 1920-02-02 1 i I STUDIO I NOW AT I 7 HORTHAM road. I NEAR CHIN SENG CO. '«™»t INSURANCE. Ifi TT TT "feltK IT HF Hk jST 1 LCHOON ASSURANCE CORPORATION. am «■pa r AU 1 H lit I W I iUi Z& X I s CLEVELAND l Sv# *3 V s637 words
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Advertisement26 1920-02-02 1 THE BEST CAR IN TOWN I [mmi i J i g MAM£7lOmtvs-/».MUOJUĕI*F t Sole Agents S.S. a I M S' f Ong Sam Leong Co. s26 words
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Advertisement2871 1920-02-02 2 POSITIONS WANTED. OOVEBB.EBT BOTIBICSTIOH. PUBLIC ACTION »100 BEWSBO. jggSß® e,c :<* experience. Speaks Tamil and Malay an mensem wi'h an allowance for transport. Bentwood chairs, tables, crockeryware case 18 x6x 4. jsLj tSOBIM thoroughly understands lapping an a Applicants must be accurate and expedi- glasses, Ice chest, picture*, lamps mirrors,2,871 words
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Article1280 1920-02-02 3 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL COMMISSION’S MEETING. An ordinary meeting of Singapore Municipal Conomifsioners was held on Friday in the Board Room of the Municipal Buildings, Mr R J Farrer presiding. Other Commissioners present were Messrs J M Sime, W A Sims, E Tessensoho, Tan Khesm Hock, See Teong Wah, C1,280 words
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Advertisement143 1920-02-02 3 For Chinese new year. I BOOK EARLY, BEFORE STOCKS WILL BE I EXHAUSTED. I CHAMPAGNE I BRANDS. I POMMERV GRENO quarts AyALA splits I BARDINET’S CELEBRATE? HIGH-CLfcSS LIQUEURS. Ho Pinner Replete without them ComI prising—Curacao Ghypre, Triple Sec Curacao, I treme de Cacao Tchuvao, Creme de Mandarine I de Biidah,143 words
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Advertisement87 1920-02-02 3 OUR PEACE COMMEMORATION SALE NOW ON All Clean and Smart Goods at much below current values I LET US SAVE YOU 25 TO On all your requirements an inspection will SATISFY and INDUCE YOU TO CALL ALWAYS AT WASSIAiWLL ASSOMULL Co., 20-22-22 a, Beach Street, PENANG. PHONE 626. LSPECIAL SHIPMENT87 words
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Advertisement126 1920-02-02 3 PRITCHARD’S Wine ond Spirit Deportment. Only of 3renef) and Australian Qlarets, and XV6ite TVines, Wfjiskies and fßeer are stocked, reputation for Quality Extends over 3G years, John Robertson Son’s undee U)hiskS> The Whisky that has stood the test J of time. No other whisky is equal w to J. K.126 words
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Miscellaneous316 1920-02-02 3 Lillis great circus. h j ist Nights of a Record Season in Penang. Monday 2nd February, our Third Programme. I 'TO'iHw’ 1 e I <jt Clique •’s in their Moto Pozo Act and by request their I The Arie Act. also A Ring Full of Clowns. All the I acts316 words
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Article368 1920-02-02 4 More Subscriptions. The fjllowing eubsctipdons have been actually received by the Honorary Treasurer up to 29th January, 1920 Previously, acknowledged $407,843.C0 Boastead and Co., Agenda Shire Line of Steamers and “Glen Line Ltd, £2OO 1,695 36 Sir Walter Napier, £250 2,142,85 Per Mr V Hill, Hon Secretary Perak368 words
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Article125 1920-02-02 4 [To The Editob or the "Pinano Gazette. Sir— One of the unpleasant thiugs much rampant in certain less frequented quarters, is the nuisance caused by certain turbulent Malay and Chinese boys. These free-frcm restraint nurslings prove noth ing short of a pest, aa they open regular acts125 words
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Article132 1920-02-02 4 [To the Khitob or the "Pdcamo Gatehe. Sir, —St David’s Day is approaching and I am sure it must bs the desire of al! the Celts of Penang and viiinity to foregather on their patron Ssint. D*y, You. Mr Editor I feel sure, will be ready to132 words
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Article155 1920-02-02 4 The immensity of the efforts put forth on the French fronts by Great Britain and her Colonies firing the Great War may be seen from the fact that between August 4, 1914, and November 11, 1918, more than 6 000,000 men pas ed through the ranks155 words
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Article300 1920-02-02 4 —"S. T.” Mr. Justice Sproule’s Decision Upheld. Early in December the appeal court sitting in Singapore and consisting of the acting Chief Justice as President, and Justices Whitley and Brown were engaged xn hearing an appeal from a part of the Jndg--1 ment of Mr. Justice Sproule,—"S. T.” - 300 words
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Article94 1920-02-02 4 As usual, the Idol of Subramanya wag taken in the silver car from the Penang Street temple in proccession through the Streets, attended with music and all sorts of festivities. People offered coconut* and camphor when the car was passingWhen the car reached the Hindu Sabha, all the94 words
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Article128 1920-02-02 4 The Chief Post Office wilj be closed at noon to-morrow. Tliere will be deliveries to Town at 9 a m., 10.30 a,m. and noon and to Suburban districts at 9 a m. and noon. Tliere will be no issue of the "Pinang Gazette” to-morrow. The Library will be128 words
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Article156 1920-02-02 4 Thirteen members of the Hunt Club turned out on Sunday morning to enjoy the ride by Ayer Etam and Paya Trubong- The meet was at the Polo Ground at 7 a.m. Mr. Heah Swee Lee was appointed leader and it would be difficult to find another member156 words
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Article69 1920-02-02 4 The Winners. The following are the winners in the P. C. C. bowls tournament. Champinoship—G. F. Southam Runner up—J- M. Chalmers A. Class Single H’Cap.—G. Wright Motion B. Class Single H’Cap.—F. M. Sharrock Championship Pairs—W. K. Sharpe and G Wright Motion P.uble Handicap—E. Reimann and69 words
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Article124 1920-02-02 4 A p r ac K, ce cr f'ket ma-ch wss plsyel nt the Esp’annde n n S«Onrd ß v t k e te-ms being c’p‘sined by Mr FC G-eg POn and Mr E E B-rd The laser's s de hatted fi-8 k end B?orfd 120 (J D Fette<». 47.124 words
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Advertisement250 1920-02-02 4 annnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnna i Heilesens tens I n a JUST ARRIVED n g H Type 0 Ho. 0 Volts 1.5 P r i P n <fcft 7ft U Large Cars and Motor Boats XTICS q)O. IV n g Type 2 Ho. 4 Volts 1.5 2.70 S D Type V Ho. 4 Volts250 words
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Advertisement181 1920-02-02 4 (VINCENT A RAILWAY BUILDINGS, PENang. I ESTATE SUPPLIES I OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ALWAYS IN STOCK. I JOHN HOPKINS Co.’s FAMOUS GLEN CARRY WHISKY I AS SUPPLIED TO THE HOUSE OF TST LORDS! FORI NEARLY ZOO YEARS I RESCH’S LAGER BEER. J BREWED AND BOTTLED IN SYDNEY, g BY MESSRS. RESCH'S181 words
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Article1671 1920-02-02 5 —‘M M MEMBERS AS "MARKED” MEN. The first general meeting of the Incorporated Society of Planters was held in the PAM rooms, Mercantile Bank Ba’lding, Kuala Lumpur, on Thursday, Mr W B Anderson was asked to take the chair. Statement cf Accounts. Letters of regret for—‘M M ” - 1,671 words
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Advertisement345 1920-02-02 5 THE I EASTERN TRADING CO. I p: EASE NOTE OUR new address I I NO. 26, BEACH STREET, j PENANG 1 FEBRUARY Ist 1920. g I UNI-LECTRIC r e LIGHT AND POWER GENERATORS I' ’w- NEW TYPE WITH SELF STARTERC Can be started and stopped from X SSH lwo or345 words
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Advertisement138 1920-02-02 5 SHAKE OFF THE SHACKLES. Rheumatism is one of the world’s greatest slave masters. It shackles many thousand s of helpless men and women with its bonds pain. Deliverance is at hand, for those afflicted beings, however, for the soothing influence of Little’s Oriental Balm opens the way to freedom. Even138 words
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Advertisement259 1920-02-02 5 I RUNNYMEDE HOTEL, 1 1 SEASIDE, PENANG. I S DAILY RATES FROM $6 TO $l2. I B Runnymede Orchestra or the Town Band will Play I EVERY NIGHT DURING DINNER J 1 AND I 2 The Runnymede Orchestra will Play j ON TUESDAY FRIDAY, DURING TIFFIN. J KERDYK HENDERSON, Proprietors.259 words
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Article1601 1920-02-02 6 i'j. iLsen. n; —”8. F. P In the recently issued Agricultural Balletin of the F.M S. for September and October 1919 there is an article by Mr. H. Jack, acting Economist Botanist of the Department of agricalture F.M S. as in the shape of a preliminary report oni'j. iLsen. n; —”8. F. P ” - 1,601 words
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Article978 1920-02-02 6 We have received a copy of the prospectus of special classes for Home Classes planters home on leave, to for Planters be held at Marischsl College, Aberdeen, under the auspices of the North of Scotland College of Agriculture, bom May 4th till June 25th next. The short978 words
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Article417 1920-02-02 6 LANDS AT PEN 4N( j Hie Exoellency~sir~"„ Guillemard and Udj arrived here in the P. a Q d<j 1 Kashmir yesterday afternoon ou Victoria Jetty in the evening Although the visit of Hi a was a quiet and unofficial peculiarly fitting that the new and High Commhsioner’a417 words
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Article35 1920-02-02 6 Ipoh, February 2. Four compositors, ringleaders w. strike of “Times of Malaya e ®Pj tb| were convicted under Section Labour Code, and fined $lOO each, months* rigorous imprisonment. An appeal was kdged.35 words
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105 1920-02-02 6 Miss Marie Tempear, the comedienne supported Company will abortly e' hs The success which n throughout her Bombay n season, is stated to have ee P Miss Tempest will app a ar da ys t fa»t stay in Penang iu a nnm op eniog have105 words
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Article111 1920-02-02 6 they —“M. p A> At the recent meeting Q. the Chairman (the x °n- mirs®’* said, with regard.l° a the Committee had SolangOr D_ Mr. Tivy (Hon. Sec-, to putting forward a sugg at the ernment to increase U U pital, so that they nurses availablethey —“M. - 111 words
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Advertisement187 1920-02-02 6 Oylers Tyres ALL BRITISH. STOCKED IN THE FOLLOWING SIZES: 815x105 760x100 30x3i ALSO STOCKS OF INNER TUBES. SOLE AGENTS FOR STRAITS AND ADJOINING TERRITORIES BEHR ■i iM MMMMiMMwrTß—WMßiiiirniiiiiiiii “SALUDOR" SAFE WATER FILTERS Drinking Water of absolute purity guaranteed Ai-U SIZES STOCKED. I THE DISPENSARY LTD., I 2 BISHOP STREET, PENANG.187 words
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Advertisement25 1920-02-02 6 THE CRAG HOTEL. PENANQ HILLS. The Sanatorium of the Straits Settlements. Completely Renovated. Bungalows for families, also single and double rooms. Laundry on the Premises.25 words
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Miscellaneous39 1920-02-02 6 THE TIDES. The following are the tides for To-day, and To-morrow Penang Standard Times:— High Water. Low Water. To-dat. 12.25 a.m. 5 21 a.m. 11.18 a.m. 5.24 p m. Tomorrow. 12.50 a.m. 6 07 a.m. 12.04 pm 6.16 p.m.39 words
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Article160 1920-02-02 7 rIIE .-TIMES’” VIEWS. -RrrTCT’s Tklbgrams] London, January 2b. „in the course of a leader, P IIP "^'tht!'op in OD ,hat th Empire Lr*» »luwst o' l the A“encan Ld ftCCfF ttt ions without difficulty, and Ljte's re9er *ij k e justed by a conciliatL other? 00-RrrTCT’s Tklbgrams] - 160 words
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Article63 1920-02-02 7 Washington, January 25. ■Mr Wilson, Secretary of Labour. Eded that the Communist Party in is a revolutionary party within t canine of the American diplomatic t therefore he approved an £r deporting to Austria an alien teiPreis. ■fte disposal of cases against a large Eber of aliens arrested63 words
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Article40 1920-02-02 7 JUGO-SLAV REPLY. Paris, January 28. ■Tbe Jogo-Slavs’ reply to the Allied Bimatom of January 21st has arrived and ■being decoded. It is understood the relys tantam unt to refusal of the Supreme Ijuccil'i proposal?, but that it proposes ■mprotnise.40 words
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Article58 1920-02-02 7 ■HOLLAND'S REPLY DISCUSSED. I Paris, January 26. The first meeting of the Council of ■nb&aeadors of Britain, Italy, Japan and ■elnited States was held this morning, Millerand presiding. It discussed tbe Note with regard to the extradition the ex Kaiser, and decided that French experts should examine all58 words
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Article37 1920-02-02 7 I A GERMAN REQUEST. I Pari?, January 27. beriaany sent a note to Paris again the Allies not to demand the oreing of the article of the treaty as W&rds the surrender of war criminals.37 words
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Article80 1920-02-02 7 j MONARCHY in favour. I Berlin, January 27. mess.se s.ya the C i, r istiat> the Pe a lts p r ‘y. hiob Kehr 6 establishment of the mon- thftn eCUr aQ ovtr, *belming majority »'ocini o^ 4o4 1 e e3^ l ßr e ly owing K» Ti80 words
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Article49 1920-02-02 7 I Berlin, January 26. Blister of F;' WPre wounding the Eleavin, t 9nC n? err Er zberger, as he J* of the CoQrt at the fetat Herr u .x Par ng 113 action J P 9rich w ho, tnfe** alia, J' the war makin g a fortune49 words
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Article41 1920-02-02 7 I Hoposed Brazilian sales. The n K JaQeiro January 25. r SerB^X P oH\ 8ta e that American Bement fl 1? D§ witb tbe Brazilian ■> of26 e p sale t 0 the United H -°OO,OOO German vessels for about41 words
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Article25 1920-02-02 7 i Al ®irs London, January 28. Eg" l l h «“b^“ t r Sc, P’ «o’ “’many rebased and has left25 words
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Article114 1920-02-02 7 AN OFFER TO POLAND. [Rxutxb’s Tklkorams.] Helsingfors, January 26. A Riga message save the Lithuanian Gov I ernment informed the Allies that it is willing to cooperate with Poland against the Bolshevists on condition that Poland recognises tbe independence of Lithuania j and approves the frontier agreement;[Rxutxb’s Tklkorams.] - 114 words
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Article56 1920-02-02 7 BOLSHEVIST REPLY. Paris, January 27. According to the “Journal des Debats” the Bolshevist Government has informed the Allies that it will not authorise tbe resumption of commercial relations, except after tbe conclusion of an armistice, and that if it is not concluded, all Entente ships at present56 words
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Article51 1920-02-02 7 PASSPORTS TO RUSSIA REFUSED. London, January 28. After full consideration by Mr Lloyd George, Signor Nitti and M Millerand, tbe British Government has refused Mr J Ramsay Macdonald and Mr Roden Buxton passports to go to Russia as part of tbe delegation appointed by the Berne International Socialist51 words
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Article77 1920-02-02 7 Messages from Other Planet MYSTERIOUS SOUNDS.” London, January 27. Signor Marconi describes in the Daily Mail an extraordinary series of sounds picked up by wireless throughout the world, and he thinks it possible they may emanate from another planet. Sceptical Scientists. London, January 28. Scientists are sceptical regarding Marconi’s suggestion77 words
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Article80 1920-02-02 7 NEW YORK HIT. New York, Jan. 26 There were 2,855 new cases of influerza here in the past 24 hours Cases Increasing. Ntw York, January 28. The influenza epidemic in New York and Chicago continues to increase, but the mortality rate is low. There were 3,663 new cases80 words
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Article41 1920-02-02 7 ON PACIFIC COAST. Seattle, January 25 Three distinct earthquake shocks were felt at 11-08 last night at Bellingham. Windows were broken and brick walls c-acked at Vancouver and Victoria. In other cities of British! Columbia the earthquake was felt.41 words
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Article21 1920-02-02 7 London, January 25. The death has occurred of the well known author, the Reverend C T Brady.21 words
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Article85 1920-02-02 7 —Havas. CHAMBER DEBATE POSTPONED. Paris. January 30. As anticipated, the debate on general policy in the Chamber of Deputies was adjourned until Friday. Seamen’s Conference. The Paris International Labour Bureau fix p d the Seaman’s Conference for Genoa io June. Tbe programme of the Conference is fixed—Havas. - 85 words
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Article29 1920-02-02 7 Delhi, January 27. The Indian Government notifies that enemy aliens will not be permitted to enter India until five years after the conclusion of peace.29 words
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Article75 1920-02-02 7 SOME LOOTING. [Rkutkb’s Tklxgbams.J London, January 25. A Bombay telegram of January 20tb says the cotton woiker*’ strike took an ugly turn to-day when a m>b of strikers bega'» looting. The military were ordered to fire and one was killed and five wounded. Quiet was restored. All shops[Rkutkb’s Tklxgbams.J - 75 words
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Article214 1920-02-02 7 B mbay, January 27.-—The situation regarding the mill strikes has, if anything, grown worse. Even t e six cr seven mills that were working with a partial complem ent of men for the last two cays have ceased work, and to-day not a single mill is214 words
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Article218 1920-02-02 7 THE “TIMES” AND THE FUTURE. London, January 27. The Times” in the course of a leader, pointing out the great part aviation mu-t play in the future of the Empire, says: “To u», more perhaps than to any other nation, the proper use of tbe aeroplane for218 words
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Article62 1920-02-02 7 FIRST MACHINE LEAVES LONDON. London, Jaruar 28. Attempts are now being made to carry < ut the flight from London to the Capp, via Cauo. The first machine, a Vickers-Vimy, has reached the south of France and is proceeding to Egypt. The second, an Airco, starts62 words
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Article35 1920-02-02 7 Copenhagen, January 27, A Warnemuende message says 200 aeroplanes were destroyed by fi r e, the damage being several million marks. The aeroplanes were about to be banded over to the Allies.35 words
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Article50 1920-02-02 7 New York, Janua'y 28. The transport Northern Pacific ha® arrived with all the 271 passengers of the Powhatan and the last American troops from France. Eleven women and eight children are among the Powhatan’s passengers, but there was no panic. The women boarded the Northern Pacific singing.50 words
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Article32 1920-02-02 7 2,000 AMERICAN RIFLES London, Janua r y 27. The Daily News ssya 2,000 Americsu rifiles were landed a fortnight ago on the coast of Clare and successfully distributed.32 words
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Article35 1920-02-02 7 Madras, Janusffy 21.—The Newington murder case wherein the minor Zemindar of Kadambur is charged with the murder of of Mr. De La Hay, the PrincipaL begins at the Bombay sewsions next week-35 words
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Article1213 1920-02-02 7 SOCIAL PERSONAL. I Mr Proust has returned from I Mesopotamia. A Chief Inspector of hawkers is to be appointed in Singapore Mr WP W Ker is recognised as Consul for Peru in Singapore. Mr William Duncan arrived from home yesterday by the Kashmir. The list of practitioners registered under the1,213 words
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Article222 1920-02-02 7 P. O. Banking Corporation. NEW ISSUE POSTPONED. (Ruum’s TaLßOlAxs-] London, January 28. It is authoritatively announced that the prospectus of the Peninsular and Oriental Banking Corporation, of which Lord Inchcape is Chairman, has been postponed until April at the request of Mr. Austen Chamberlain that the new issues be held(Ruum’s TaLßOlAxs-] - 222 words
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Article930 1920-02-02 7 NINTH ANNUAL MEETING. The ninth annual general meeting of the shareholders of the Perak River Valley Rubber Company, Ltd., was held in the» company’s office, No. 9 Union Street, at noon on Saturday, when there were present Messrs DAM Brown, J Crabb Watt, J W Hunt, R930 words
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Article727 1920-02-02 8 better for the trade in the Far East—" The Times Trade Supplement. VIOLENT FLUCTUATIONS IN EXCHANGE. A correspondent from Coina of the i “Times” says a etady of the currency in Cbipa in recent month? show? some re markable fluctuations in exchange, which obviously must be verybetter for the trade in the Far East—" The Times ’ Trade Supplement. - 727 words
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Article83 1920-02-02 8 An Official Statement. D.lh’, January 26 h :—The Government of India have receive 1 in f or nation of the circulation of rumou s to the effect that it is the Gove n neat’s intention to coin and issue a nickel rap r e. Such i amours83 words
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Article142 1920-02-02 8 —"M. M.” Civil Appeal. In the Supreme Court. Kuala Lumpur, before Mr. Justice Farrer-Manby and Mr. Justice Whitley, sitting as a Court of Appeal, th e civil appeal of the Rauh Australian Gold Mining Co. Ltd. was Leak'dIn this action, on August 12th last, Mr. Justice Earnshaw gave—"M. M.” - 142 words
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Article161 1920-02-02 8 S. T.” A fight between two rival gangs of Chinese coolie?, and «hieh was of a serious nature, took place on Thursday night alt Pulato Buand was not stopped till a number of the participants were badly hurt- One man 'vas stabbed in the back, the—“ S. T.” - 161 words
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Article108 1920-02-02 8 "S. T.” Judgment of the Court of Appeal» consisting of Justices Woodward. Whitley and Sproule in the appeal against the judgment of Mr. Jusrtice Ebden, who last year dismissed the claim of the owners and master of the Laertes and allowed the counter claim of"S. T.” - 108 words
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Article115 1920-02-02 8 Yesterday’s Late Arrivals. Kashmir, Bartlett, 5,547, London, Ad-mson, Giifillan »fc Go, general. Fu-tala, McNair, 2,708, Rangoon, Islay Kerr Co, general. Chun Cummin?, 1,418, Hongkong, Boustead Co, genera:. Teestn, Rowe, 3,428, Madras, Islay K-rr Co, general, Schoten, utch, 1,883, Batavia, K. P. M„ general. To day’s Arrivals. Blmrata, G115 words
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Article22 1920-02-02 8 The homeward mail “A” by the Thongwa, close? at 10 am. on Thurdty; registration 9 a.m. and parcels 8 a.m.22 words
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Article75 1920-02-02 8 Feb 2. Pillis’s Circus, Dato Kramat Gardens. Feb 3—Hindu Festival, Public Holiday. Feb 3, 5 and 7.—Selangor Races. Feb 4.—New Club, Taiping, Monthly Dance, 9 30 p m. Feb s.—Fireworks, Racecourse. Feb 15,—P.V R.C Shoot, 200, 500 and 600, at 7.30 a m. Feb 20.—Lodge Krian, Parit Buntar,75 words
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Advertisement489 1920-02-02 8 f A GREAT TONIC' IRON JELLOIDS. A Great Tragedienne Mr 3. SIDDONS. I Summa art ett celare artem. Mt (The highest art it that which it unteen.) in the matter of personal appearance let nature improve your complexion and bring roses to your cheeks by means of your red blood489 words
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Advertisement231 1920-02-02 8 DON’T WORRY ABOUT YOUR KIDNEYS. Backache is rarely due to kidney trouble. Doctors will tell you that kidney disease, when it exists, may be very far advanced indeed before it indicates its presence by means of pains in the back. In the vast majority of cases Lumbago is the cause231 words
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Advertisement434 1920-02-02 8 -w jjlljllllMM E. r Its high food value, ease of anjrii I >imilation and attractive concentrauo r our make “Ovaltine” in- j ible during convalescence. V j lk!| le very marrow of recuper- 13 md restorative materials. I kly builds up brain, nerve ly and ensures the rapid of health434 words
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Article127 1920-02-02 9 The following are the latest quotations in Messrs. Kennedy i Co.’s share list:— Friday. To-day u Ĕ uo SHARES. S y -y S ZJ X X Rubber (Dollar) S c. c. c. c. K. Sidim 3.40 3.60 3.50 3.60 Mentakab R. C par 10c par 5c prem127 words
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Article50 1920-02-02 9 The output of Tongkah Harbour Tin Dredging Co., N. L. from 25th to 31st January 1920 (being one week) was 20 tons. The output of Ronpibon Extended N L for the month of January wae: 45,000 yards, 375 hours, 30) piculs. Lost 8 days cleaning boilers and overhaul.50 words
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Article15 1920-02-02 9 The fullowing is an additional rubber output for December:— Malacca Plantations lbs 417,27515 words
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Article44 1920-02-02 9 Messrs F G Taylor Co Ltd., have received a cabls from London dated Janu ary, 27tfc, timed 6 1) p.m advising price of Rubber 2/8f per lb, Copra £67 per ton, Black p pper lljd. per lb an! Tapioca £l-1G per cwt.44 words
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Article301 1920-02-02 9 Perak. —Int. divid- 12| p.c. Sungei Salak. Offer to shdrs- 5,000 shares £1 each. North Perak. —Profit to July 31 £B9, reducing debit balance to £1,201. Sungei Reyla. —Profit £lO7, and deducting divid- 2± p.c-, tax free, paid credit balance forward reduced to £1,634. Anglo-Dutch- —Rocoivtd301 words
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Article265 1920-02-02 9 The announcement was made recently by H. S. Firestone, president ol the Firestone Tire and Rubber Co., of the formation of the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company of Canada, Ltd-, with a capitalization of $5.000.000. According to the announcement a factory which will be erected at265 words
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Advertisement368 1920-02-02 9 f oraswii racis lor Planters. 4 i iSiilliwi ,<MkA3&" 5 WSKSWs**V''k .</ !?>-.-- wMSF-'" 2l 0 "w^J>y S I -Ww z < B l!MißlftLT.i^? i ffSifwf' Bedded to buy a Tractor, the next question is—whloh Tractor. at wfi try to answer some of the important questions which will help the368 words
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Advertisement1209 1920-02-02 9 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, PENANG SALES ROOM. ]?inctng POSITIONS VACANT. The sale of Jewelry has been post- RATES OF CASUAL poned to Wednesday and Thursday, AnVF»ri«MeUT« Shorthand-typist Male or Ftm.ie reqnir- th and sth February< 9 20, at I J». ed. Letter? only, own hand-writing, stating speeds, s.l.ry dedred to Far East1,209 words
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Article991 1920-02-02 10 i«c NAMES. J J g.l 1 S RUBBER (Dollar.) 9c Alor Gaj&b Rubber Estate <25 4.5« ex. Amalgamated Malay Estates 4-00 <-25 Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate -2.00 -5.00 Ayer Kuning Rubber Estates 1.00 l.br> Ayer Molek Rubber Co. 4-30 4.40 Ayer Panas Rubber Estates Io.CC 15.00 Balgownie Rubber Estate991 words
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Advertisement351 1920-02-02 10 1 SAFETY TREAD TYRES THE BEST IN THE LONG RUN. i i SOtt ffllW ADAMSON, CILFftLAN AND CO. LTD. I I I I Goh Taik Ghee Son, ESTABLISHED 189 0. Telephone GENERAL Telegrams I NO. 532. MERCHANTS TAIKCHEE,” Penang. Wjjßg* \2g115 SOLE AGENTS FOR THE TRIUMPH, HUMBER, SWIFT AND ARIEL351 words
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Advertisement140 1920-02-02 10 I UNLOCK the door of Prosperity JI I and Success in Motor Transport. I I The Master Words are Mileage and 11 I Maintenance. 1 1 j THE I I NASH B H g Is the Master Key. 11 I WRITE FOR FULL PARTICULARS TO; j ONG SAM LEONG CO.,140 words
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Article973 1920-02-02 11 BOXING AND BOXERS. London, January 1. It ia most unfortunate (writes Mr Eugene Corri) that within recent times, French boxers; after contests in this c.untry, have returned home in the full belief that they have been badly treated. I am bound to say that they have little973 words
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Advertisement195 1920-02-02 11 r CL CifeW&l' fess~zaafe iĕaaaiiaĔH i~_ j^lg!lgg!ga££=>_ _T Q C '"r 1 ■‘T;'':.---'-.' ‘7‘.: < ttwgwimagßj I J. C. STEWART’S g INON-PAREIL WHISKY I X AS SUPPLIED BY THE x S 2 1 British Expeditionary Force Canteens 1 2 TO B OFFICERS, MESSES IN ALL THEATRES OF WAR. 1 2195 words
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Advertisement1384 1920-02-02 12 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP lines. P.eO.-B™! I««* A A W"W W* W W?X 88“ Melville Dollar” [lO,OOO tons displacement] leaves H’kong on Mar. 11, 1920 I 8s Harold Dollar [lO,OOO tons displacement] leaves H’kong on Mar. 24, 1920 I n-imuHir Tn noijnif Hin Bngland.) «s Bessie Dollar [lO,OOO tons displacement] leaves H’kong1,384 words
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