Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 3 March 1920

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY ESTABLISHED 1833. rJo. 51. VOL LXXVIII. WEDNESDAY. 3rd MARCH, 1920. PRICE 10 CENTS,
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      513 1 STUDIO nOW in possession of i r o dak Films and same can be obtained at their premises at 7, Wortham Road, Penang. i nmiiirwrmM» i I A X I PARTICULAR I &ire Extinguishers. PEOPLE I SIMPLICITY. —No experience is necessary to use the appliance. S la- 1 Lail •<»>
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    NEEDS OF THE F.M.S.
    358 2 SOME SUGGESTIONS. A correspondent forwards to the M.M.’ the following rough draft of an address briefly setting forth the principal needs of the Federation Your Excellency— We are glad to meet you. We hope that you will have a pleasant and successful term of office. We
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    Selangor Commerce.
    354 2 M. M.” The annual general meeting of the Selangor branch of the F M S Chamber of Commerce was held in the Chamber’s Offices,Clarke Street Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday morning. Ihe Hon Mr H P Clodd said the total imports for 1919 for Selangor were $55,716,183 against $36,849,355
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    Malaya's Food
    226 2 The Question of Production. Sir Laurence Guillemard, says the Straits Times,” has lived through the period of acute food scarcity in Europe which was produced by the war. England relied on external supplies to the extent of about two thirds, and that if we mistake not is better
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    LONDON PRICES.
    248 2 Messrs F G Taylor and 00, Ltd, have received a cable from London dated March 3 d, advising price of rubber 2/7£d per lb, copra £69 per ton, black pepper 10|d per lb, and tapioca £1 19s 6d per cwt. TIN PRIBBB. Tin was quoted in London as
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    Badak Tin Shares
    221 2 Melbourne, January 30—In view of the time which has elapsed since the receipt of the cablegram respecting the first check bore put down by Mr Wilson on the Badak tin property,—the official advice was received 14th January —it is opportune to suggest that if no further information
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    TONGKAH COMPOUND.
    162 2 Melbourne, January 29.—1 t is now stated that the committee of the Stock Exchange of Melbourne has, after inquiry, accepted the explanation of the Tongkah Compound directors in respect to boring results upon an area of 114 acres in the F. M. 8. received on Saturday, 17th January,
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    Manufacturers as Planters.
    227 2 Several of the big American Rubber-manu-facturing concerns have, as is well known, gone in extensively for rubber planting in Sumatra, but as far as consuming interests inßritain are concerned, Donlops appear to be the only people taking a direct interest in ruhbo” prod >c‘ion. It is understood
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      36 2 STAMPS BOUGHT. All sorts of Postage, Revenue and Telegraph Stamps purchased in Large quantities. Cash per return mail. H. ROSS-SHIELLS CO., 4, Eldon Street, London, E.C. 2, England. (Bankers:—National Provinei al and Union Bank of England
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      372 2 NEW ADVERTISEMENT». NOTICeT~" >, s POSITION VACANT. pru*un U rcNANC AMATEUR Clerk wanted for Estate Office, must be SOCIETY quick and neab with figures. Apply in own hand writing to, The Manager, Rubber Estates of Johore Ltd., Batu ier e wi 11 be a f u u p ract i
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      129 3 n :.:~iiinn t iiipiiiiiiii i i imiiii--iii ijti i lißiiMiniißijAsnraaMwaaaMßM i REMEMBER TH A T 5 Maurice SBandman’s I Pierrot Pie Is not like any other show though u other shows would like to be like PIERROT PIE. PIERROT PIE comes with -a reputa- g tion earned in England, Australia
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      28 3 ‘MONTSERRAT” /JyTW* LIME FRUIT JUiUE 7> Si* Refreshes and quenches j our thirst. IT COOLS THE BLOOD 'y AND KEEPS YOU FIT. f f OBTAINABLE FROM THE STORES
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      108 3 HARMSTON’S CIRCUS LOCATI O A/ :—DATO KRAMAT GARDENS. TO-NIGHT ANOTHER TO-NIGHT H GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. LAST FEW NIGHTS. LAST FEW NIGHTS. NEW ARTISTES! NEW ACTS!! A PROGRAMME BETTER THAN THE FIRST. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT! I Da.re Devil Raymond PRICES AS USUAL. Book Early at ROBINSON PIANO Co., Ltd. Trams will
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      451 3 THURSDAY. FRIDAY SATURDAY, MARCH 4™. sth ©th. VAL NEWMAN’S including Aflm mu mamlghic Zone ■"MI HMI IN HER BEWILDERING gFjMI I*4 lAwOW |||||llf||f AND UNIQUE SEANCE SOMNAMISTIC DREAM VJ J fe COMPANY ASK HER ANYTHING r Wil I. SHE WILL TELL YOU. MY Lotlie Newmon ,NCLUDING ««row JteJST. M f*
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    MARRIAGES.
    90 4 Dawson-Jemmbty.— At the Church of the Assumption, Penang, on the Ist March, by the Rev. Fa*her Duval, Raymond M. Dawson, Kota Bahrcw Estate, Perak, to Edith Maud Jemmett, eldest daughter of Mr Edward Jemmett of Bombay. Matthew —Champion —On 24th Feb at St Andrews Cathedral, Singapore by Archdeacon F
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    SOVIET PEACE OFFER.
    1365 4 If the message from the Washington correspondent of the Associated Press is to be accepted as correctly conveying the salient points of the new peace proposals of the Soviets, it would almost appear that Bolshevist leaders now realise that Lenin’s programme of international communism must be postponed,
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    1141 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Mr E N T Cummins has returned from Burma. Mr and Mrs Hopson Walker have arrived from Australia, Sir John Bucknill, K C, Chief Justice, has returned to Singapore from Penang. Mr G M Hutcheson is joining the Harbour Department, Bangkok, on April 1. Mr J M Urquhart,
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    H. E. THE GOVERNOR.
    51 4 [Fr<w Ona Own Corimposdixt Singapore, March 3 H. E t the Governor last evening presented military decorations to four officers, on the Esplanade. There was a large attendance, the garrison being present. The Straits Settlements Association wi.. entertai» t-he Governor to dinner tc-night at the Singapore
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    AN ASSIZE CASE
    346 4 ALLEGED COUNTERFEITING OF COINS. In the Second Court, yesterday afternoon, a preliminary enqairy was held in connection with a caso in which a Chinese named Goh Ee Lian was charged witc counterfeiting King's coin and being possession of implements for counterfeiting coins. c Mr A W H
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      264 4 f THE GREYS I SILK CUT VIRGINIA I CIGARETTES. I A Shipment Just Arrived In Tins of 50’s. The Cigarette with the “ROYAL SCOTS GREYS” CREST ON. IMPORTERS: BEHR Co., Penang. MALTHOID? MALTHOID. Is a Roofing for all kinds of Permanent and Temporary Buildings, Railway Carriages, Boat Decks etc. MALTHOID.~k
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      9 4 E -A TANGO DINNER ON FRIDAY, sth MARCH, 1920.
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      40 4 THE TIDES. The following are the tides for To-day and To-morrow, Penang Standard Times High Water. Low Water. To-day. 11.56 a.m. 6 06 p.m. 11.48 p.m. 5.54 am. To-morrow. 12.00 m'nt. 6 31 a.m, 12 31 p m. 6.45 p.m.
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    THE ADRIATIC.
    319 5 CORRESPONDENCE published. [RiUTEB’S TkLKOBAMS.} Washington, February 27. Cjnespondence on the Adriatic question, jfhich is published, reveals that the memorjam of December 9th, signed by France. Britain and the United States, gave Italy <3 ntrol of over 300,000 Jugo-Slavs inbabitj Q <7 territory overlapping the Istrian frontier, while 40,000
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    Soviet Russia.
    110 5 THE PEACE OFFER. New York, February 27. The Associated Press Washington correspondent says the Soviets’ new peace pro. pesal?, mentioned yesterday, pledges the establishment of democratic principles in Russia, the convocation of a Constituent Amenably, the withdrawal of the decree annulling Russia’s foreign debt to the extent of
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    French Railway Strike.
    208 5 GOVERNMENT’S ACTION. London, February 27. The latest news from France shows that the railway strike is spreading. wing to the seriousness of the situation, “U Millerand hastily journeyed from tendon to Paris. -he Government has decided to mobilise 11 strikers, U. is feared a general strike throughout
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    THE EX-KAISER.
    44 5 A NEW PROPOSAL. [Rsutkb’s TxlsobaMB.] London, February 27. The Daily Telegraph states that the idea of banishing the ex-Kaiser to a remote island has been abandoned, and Holland is now considering removing him irom Amerongen to a spot farther from the frontier.
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    MR. CHURCHILL ON THE KAISER.
    292 5 Londion, l.—Mr. Winston Chun chill, in an article in the “Sunday Herald,’’ describes t?he “Willy-Nicky’’- letters as one of the most remarkable series that has ever seep the light of day. “There is enough evidence available,’’ Mr. Churchill writes, to show that the Ixaiser was
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    LIST OF WAR CRIMINALS.
    267 5 21 Of The Chiff Offenders. Paris. Jan. 31.—The “Echo de Paris” states that the list of Germans who are accaused t»y the Allies of committing war crimes includes the following Ex-Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria.For deperting many inhabitants in the North of France. Duke of Wurtemberg.—Commander-in-Chief
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    The Peace Treaty.
    49 5 DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION’S SUPPORT. Albany, February 27. The New York Democratic State Convention declared for the immediate ratification of the Peace Treaty, without destructive reservations, the adjustment of relations between capital and labour in order to end strikes and lockouts, and the speedy repeal of federal prohibition.
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    U. S. Railroad Bill.
    30 5 Washington, February 27. Representatives of the Railway Brotherhoods deposited a petition at the White House requesting President Wilson to veto the compromise on the Railroad bill.
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    Mr. Lansing’s Successor.
    37 5 New York, Febraary 27. The new Secretary of State, Mr Bainbridge Colby, in an interview, said he is thoroughly in accord with President Wilson regarding tha League of Nations and on all other questions.
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    THE CAPE FLIGHT.
    100 5 HANDLEY-PAGE CRASHES. [Riutkb’s Tklkqbam*.] London, February 27. Major Brackley’s Handley-Page machine crashed five miles north of Shereik Station. The machine cannot be repaired, though the engines are uninjured. No one was hurt. The Present Position. London, February 27, The position in the Cairo-Cape flight is as follows
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    Sir Ross Smith.
    42 5 ARRIVAL AT MELBOURNE. Melbourne, February 27. Sir Ross Smith, after a number of delays in the flight across Australia finally completed the flight from London to Melbourne, He was presented with the cheque for £lO,OOO at a gala reception.
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    FLYING IN INDIA.
    165 5 Calcutta to Bombas. Calcutta, February 21.—The Englishman understands that, as ttfere has been difficulty in obtaining spare parts for the Handley-Page that is now in Calcutta, there will be no flight to Bombay in that machine. The new Hand-ly-Page, the machine de luxe which ia expected in
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    Turkey.
    52 5 THE ALLIES’ WARNING. Constantinople, February 26. The French and Italian High Commissioners amd also Admiral de Rebeck informed the Porte of the Peace Conference’s decision with regard to the consequences of further misrule. Allied circle* believe this will dispel doubts as to tbe Allies* accord, and will further impress
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    Women Voters.
    50 5 FRANCHISE EXTENDED. London, February 27. The House of Commons passed unanimously the second reading of the Labour Party’s Bill enfranchising women similarly to men, which means tbe reduction of the age qualification for women voters from 30 to 21 and the addition of 5,000,000 voters to tbe register.
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    Cable Delays.
    22 5 London. February 27. The Eastern Telegraph Company announces temporary delays owing to congestion due to interruption of the Pacific cables.
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    France's Army.
    135 5 M. BRIAND’S DECLARATION. Paris, February 28.—Tbe Chamber of Deputies adopted a bill authorising the Freuch Government to call up the whole of the 1920 class for military service In the course of the debate, M Briand said it was absoutely necessary that France show that she intended to
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL.
    878 5 THE BLACK LIST. London, February 10.—The Allies’policy regatdiog the demand for tbe surrender of German war criminals has not a good Press in this country. The Westminster Gazette describes the list as too long and too late. The wave of public indignation needed to enforce the
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    HARDYAL’S BOOK.
    670 5 ASIA’S FUTURE WITH BRITAIN. London, February 13 -—ln a book which Messrs. King and Son are publishing, the revolutionary Hardyal relates his personal experiences in Germany and Turkey from February 1915 to October 1918. He says that in tbe first year of tbe period he learned thab the
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    VAL NEWMAN'S COMEDY COMPANY
    248 5 S.F.P.” The visit of Mr. Vai Newman’s Comedy Company, which opens in the Town Hall to-morrow at 9-30 p.ro„ promises to provide a very entertaining change following the recent successful season of the Marie Tempest Company of players. The Company comprises Mr, Albert Morrow, the magician,
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    WEDDING IN PENANG.
    311 5 DAWSON—JEMMETT. The wedding took place on Monday forenoon, in the Church of the Assumption. Penang, of Mr Raymond M Dawson, fourth son of Mr William Dawson of Westclift Towers, Bournemouth, aud Miss Edith Maud Jemmett, eldest daughter of Mr Edward Jemmetb of Bombay. The bridegroom is at
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      LONDON SKIN HOSPITAL.
      485 5 [To Thh Editob or ths “Pixano Qazhtth.”3 Sib,— Will you allow me through the columns of your paper to thank on behalf of Dr. Mcßride (Skin Specialist) 17, Harley St., Loudon, W., those in Peoa g who have so generously responded to his appeal for £2OO to
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    19 5 Obituary. Pari?, February 28—General Roques, formerly French War Minister, and the explorer M. Dieu la Foy died yesterday.— Havas.
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    SINGAPORE ROWING CLUB.
    284 6 The following committee’s report was to have been presented at the meeting of the Singapore Rowing Club yesterday :—The committee beg to submit their report and statement of accounts for the year ended December 31, 1919. The year und r review has brought an increased interest in
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    Singapore Yacht Club
    131 6 The final race of Mrs. Lane’s Cup was sailed on Sunday morning and provided plenty of sport tor both compet ng crews and onlookers. The whole fleet turned O".t with the exception of Manka and made a fine sight when started at 10.15.30 in a strong breeze
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    Fire in Kuala Lumpur.
    200 6 A fire broke out at one of th > Chandu Monopoly Department’s buildings, Kuala Lumpur, yesterday morning at about ten o'clock. On the ground Hour was stored 600 jars (4,200 gallons) of samsu and the first floor was used as cooly lines. Mr. R. F R.
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    Stranding of Hong Wan I
    196 6 A Court of Enquiry into the st anding of this vessel on|January 9th on the rock N Ĕ of Tsingsen Lighthouse, Amoy, was held in Hongkong on February 19th. After hearing evidence, the court found We cont-ider that the cause of the casua’ty was an
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    Mr Reginald M Kenna Interviewed
    251 6 New York, February 5. -The New ‘York Sun’s" London correspondent has int< rviewed Mr Reginald M’Kenna, who is reported as having said “America is right in refusing to lend money to Gov mments which have not put their own houses in order. England wdl pr<
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    Ex-Service Men F.M.S. Association
    169 6 M. M,” A meeting of the provisional Committee elected to effect the formation of this Association was held at the Selangor Cluo on Saturday, February 21st. It was felt that the Committee, as apresent constituted, was not sufficiently representative of all shades of opinion, and required
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    Lahat Mines.
    146 6 I O M.’’ Possibly few other mines in Perak are more representative of modern in mining methods than the famous Lahat Mines Ltd, which were visited by the Chamber of Mines on Sunday morning, for, wi h tbe exception of bucket dredging, practically every other method is there
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    A Banishment Case
    132 6 The u Hongkong Daily Press of February 23rd contains a telegram giving the result of an appeal to tho Privy Council in the case of Li Hong Mi, a British subject born in Penang, resident for many years in Hongkong who was ordered to be banished, ami
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    Counterfeit Money.
    156 6 Some enterprising persons, says the “Malay Mail,” have been attempting to alleviate the small change difficulty hy making themselves independent of Government money and coining ten-cent pieces on their own. The Police, who have been doing excellent work in the rounding up and convicting of printers of counterfeit
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      712 6 POSITIONS WANTED. WOTICEb. Temporary 6or 8 mouths. 3 years’ TITI TIN COMPANY» LIMITED, experience all branches Rubber, Ist class (Incorporated in the S.S.) testimonials. Apply Box No, 85, £c/o Pinang Gazette. Notice is hereby given that at the ?X)6 —3-3 Annual General Meeting to be held on Monday, 22nd March,
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      281 6 SIGN’S THAT SfcEM iERIPUS. Often Due to a Simple Cause. The debility, nervousness and distress which inevitably follow when the blood becomes thin often lead the victim to believe that he is suffering from a serious organic malady. Heart flutterings, a nervous cough, and indigestion are common symptoms in cases
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      669 6 Straits Settlements and Federated Malay Stat? VICTORY BONDS. Bearing interest from the date of purchase at 5 per cent, per annum, payable on the ist September, and the ist March. REPAYABLE AT PAR ON THE IST SEPTEMBER, 1934 PRICE OF ISSUE-100 PER CENT. All proceeds of this issue will be
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    127 7 To-day’s Arrivals. B. Whatt Soon, Leyne, 199, T. Anson, Eastern Shipping Co, general. Krian, Barnes, 453, Singapore, Adamson Gilfillan <fc Co, general. Gleniffer, Roger, 6,021, London, Boustead Co, general. Bangala, Watkins, 1,935, Singapore, Islay Kerr Co, general. Expected Arrivals. Bangala, Singapore, 3rd. Khiva, Colombo, 3rd. Harold Dollar, Hongkong,
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    INDIAN LABOUR.
    37 7 The following are the numbers of arrivals from and departures to the Madras Presidency for the month of February 1920. Adults Minors Arrivals 2,857 426 Departures 5,752 254 The arrivals relate to aided passengers only.
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    COMING EVENTS.
    83 7 Mar 3.—Harmston’s Circus, Dato Kramat Gardens. Mar 4, 5 and 6,—Vai Newman's Comedy Company, Town Hall, 9-30 pm. Mar 6-—Penang Swimming Club, Carnival, Mar 7.—-PenangAmateur Orchestra Society, Practice and General Meeting, Town Hall, Ham. Mar B.—Bandman’s Pierrot Pie Company. Mar 11.—St George’s, Meeting, P.C,C., 6 p.m. Mar 14—P.V.RC.
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    Band Programme.
    46 7 The Band will play the following programme of music at the Dato Kramat Gardens from 5 p.m. to-day 1. Overture La Sirene ...Auber 2. Two Step Southern Melodies...Duclet 3. Selection 4i Girofle Girofla, ...Lecocq 4. Waltz El Dorado ...Royale 5. March The President ...Mario
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    EXCHANGE.
    220 7 Pbnang, March 3, 1920 {By Courtesy of the Chartered Bank). London Demand Bank ...2/3 15/16 4 months’ sight Bank ...2/4 5/16 3 Credit ...2/4 13/16 3 Documentary ...2/4 7/8 Calcutta Demand Bank Rs. 85 3 days’ sight Private 92 Bombay Demand Bank 85 Madras Demand Bank 85 3 days’
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      35 7 PRITCHARD COMPANY, LIMITED, INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. The Rover Motor-Cycle COMPLETE WITH side-car wRSBHKiI 5/6 H. P. Twin Cylinder. THE Rover Side-car Beautifully Upholstered and Finished. A Small Shipment to Hand. PRITCHARD’S ARE SOLE AGENTS.
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      140 7 THE ECSTASY OF FEELING WELL. No one can know the ecstasy of feeling unless they have suffered the agonies of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, or ether acute forms of pain, and then been cured. We have thousands of letters which express this ecstasy of feeling the pain go, the ecstasy •of
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      205 8 BRITISH U D D” EXPANDED METAI D D DIAMOND UEsh~ o Y SOLE AGENTS: "Wm. JACKS Co., Singapore. SUB-AGENTS: R. T. REID A Co., Penang. I BE" 1 RESGn S| I LAGER BEER. M i BREWED AND BOTTLED IN SYDNEY. BY MESSRS. RESCH’S LIMITED. H I S OBTAINABLE FROM ALL
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