Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 16 July 1921
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1921-07-16 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 161. VOL. LXXIK SATURDAY. 16tb JULY, 1921. PRICE 15 CENTS.20 words
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Advertisement421 1921-07-16 1 NIKKO No 7, NORTHAM J ROAD. i I i Telephone No. 579, i I rx VJ o O O I m I AUKS HEAD I g I PILSENER I X- -3® --«t- =rr HWFACTUfitRi» S=i k, T 08 ACCO c. L-d. gra |M Jr |lsto be obtained from all Retailers.421 words
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Advertisement15 1921-07-16 1 THE BESi CAtIN TOWN 5 11 Mia Meats S.S. F.M.S Ong Sam Laong a 00,15 words
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501 1921-07-16 2 A NEW EXPLANATION. t has been held that the monsoon owes its origin to the great difference of temperature w hich exists during the summer months between the heated land surface of India and the surrounding oceans, the general id§a being that<he warm air501 words
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Article127 1921-07-16 2 I here is no doubt the King thoroughly enjoyed his vist to Plaistow. I never saw him look.ng so happy writes a London correspondent. He was interested in everything, and pluckily ploughed—wvth the Queen—through the recreation ground, which would have been a quagmire -n127 words
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Advertisement1803 1921-07-16 2 POSITION WANTED. FCR S*LE. RUBBER RESTRICTION ETC Billet wanted.— Engineer Manager OnP 1920 Model Chevrolet Car- six public meeting will bp held on Tue*a in charge of branch of important month* in use. Io perfect condition, j Q I9 r .b in the P, A, M. meeting company req-jir-a position1,803 words
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Advertisement223 1921-07-16 2 THIS BABY LOST APPETITE AND WEIGHT. HER MOTHER, TELLS WHY SHE IS NOW PLUMP AND STRONG. Baby s Own. 1 ablets have cured and hei|>ed the development of thousands of little sufferers j n many parts of t>e world. The letter which follows comes from Mrs John Male, of 41223 words
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Advertisement842 1921-07-16 2 MimiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiHiiirnnunniiißTO SW I I Hffil THE MAN /femrrd a WHO KNOWS JEfeh yi±ll 'Jpg r Yonr ~ra|!' w^-’ 1 p man Wlll le!l x- rx y° u for I Certainty m J i 7 HB ttarting .nd 5 IBn “fe drinng I -fWa nr /7 HE If 9 no nner842 words
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Article1182 1921-07-16 3 D RESS AT ASCOT. —Ex. AS IT WAS AND IS. —Jt— All imlicabions point to the meeting at Ascot being a very pretty one so far a* dress is concerned. No woman will need to be reminded that the occasion s regarded by our sex as a dress show, tempered—Ex. - 1,182 words
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Article149 1921-07-16 3 One of the most thrilling bull-fights e'er seen in Spain has taken place at the Chudad Real ring. Every bull proved to he a Carpentier or a Dempsey—with dire results for the bull-fighters, all of whom were knocked out and injured. It was a benefit performance, though149 words
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Advertisement672 1921-07-16 3 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS LOAN 1921. ISSUE OF $20,000,000 LOAM. -r 1 Bearing interest from the date of purchase at 7 per cent, per annum payable n half-yearly on the Ist May and Ist November I REPAYABLE AT PAR ON THE Ist MAY, 1926. FREE OF INCOME TAX AND OTHER DUTIES. PRICE672 words
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Advertisement511 1921-07-16 3 IMMEDIATE RELIEF FROM BACK. ACHE AND KIDNEY TROUBLE. Many hundreds of people would give anything to have immediate relief from these terrible agonising pains of backache, rheumatism and other kidney and bladd r disorders. These dreaded complaints at tack |>eople so suddenly that to be one oi these sufferers means511 words
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Advertisement166 1921-07-16 3 PRITCHARD’S Provision and Wine and Spirit Department. This Department is stocked with a splendid selection of English, American and Australian Provisions, Nothing but the best is ever stocked, and for display and quality, this Department cannot be surpassed. Prunes Dessert Plums Per 2 lb. Jar $2.25 Del Monte Prunes Per166 words
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Article871 1921-07-16 4 Mr S K Sibbald is back from Home. Mr W E Pepya is finishing his leave in Madras. M.M.” j Mr and Mrs R D Davies, of Singapore, who are now at the Crag Hotel, will be staying at the E O over the race week. The871 words
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Article1735 1921-07-16 4 "8 F P” UNOFFICIAL QUESTIONS. -8 3he Federal Council will meet in Koala on Tuesday, July 26rh. The following are the orders of the day:— 1 Minutes of the meeting held on the 7th April, 1921. 2 The Hon’ble the Acting British Resident, Perak, the Hon’ble Mr J"8 F P” - 1,735 words
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Article278 1921-07-16 4 LOCAL VIEWS. The rice situation locally has not improved, but from inquiries made j n Penang, yesterday, it is nut anticipated that there will be any trouble. A prominent buyer, recently returned from Rangoon was able to furnish some interesting details on rhe subject, hj g opinion278 words
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Article429 1921-07-16 4 RECORD ATTENDANCE. The annual exhibition and At Home held by the Penang the P C C yesterday, was probably the most successful in their history. crowds visited the exhibition throughout the day and aid many availed themselves of the tea, thoughtfully provided by this enthusiastic little baud of429 words
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Article118 1921-07-16 4 I Penang, July 1921. I CoURTZSY OF THB ChARTKBBD BaMI) I London Demand Bank I 4 months’ sight Bank 2/4 3 Orrih 2/4 3 Documentary 2/4 W/ I Calcutta Demand Bank I 3 days' sight Private 0 I Bombay Demand Bank g I Madras Demand Bank 1' j 0118 words
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Advertisement173 1921-07-16 4 “EE Tclcfmone No. 498. Telegram»: GAZETTE. EE THE H Pinang Gazette Press g Limited Holds a Large Stock of British Made |f Manilla, Creamlaid, Cartridge and EE Clothlined O I w ENVELOPES I EE OF Ĕ™ I Various Sizes, Shapes and Qualities Suitable for private and business requirements, to be173 words
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Article1316 1921-07-16 5 ROT\RIANB in conference. (Krom Our Own Correspondent.) Edinburgh, June 15. great band of bmineea men, members j the Rotarian o>ganiaa’ion. have des «ended upon the capital of Scotland, which this year is the scene of their communing» and celebrations. They come from all parts, ,f the f ven1,316 words
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Article503 1921-07-16 5 A Town that might make a War." Mr G Ward Price, writes Small boys, dividing up apples, often put the biggest on one side to be allotted later. That is whan the P have done with Tangier, only in th s ca-e the apple is going bad Well situated to503 words
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Article108 1921-07-16 5 Rabie* has app°ared in Kuala Lumpur, and the Resident of Selangor orders that until further notice, all dogs on 1, of doors within a radiou* of 10 miles of the Government Offices, Kuala Lumpur, shall zled, or tied> no or on a chain. Any dog found108 words
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Article395 1921-07-16 5 A THE RESULTS, Though a considerable amount of detail work yet remains to be none, before the census of the island taken last March, can be said to be complete, a relible summary is now possible, the figures relating more particularly to the populations of the provinces,395 words
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Article227 1921-07-16 5 M M Hard Fought Finals. The final in th»» Men’s Doubles, Cla s 4, at Kuala Lumpur attracted much interest, but was not so exciting as was expected; Cobb and Rev Harcus played exceedingly well together, and were very steady, but Scovell was not at his bes-,—“ M M ” - 227 words
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Article119 1921-07-16 5 To be Disbanded at Month-End, The “Malava Tribune states that the Singapore Volunteer Corps is to he disbanded at the end of the present month» In its place another Corps is to be and the voluntry principle is co be given another chance. It119 words
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Article273 1921-07-16 5 bT. GEORGE THE MARTYR. Services for Week ending July 23rd, 1921. Sunday VlHth after Trinity. Bam Matins. 8.30 a m. Holy Communion. 10.30 a.m. Marins (Chinese). 5 p.m. Sunday School and Confirmation Class. 6 p.m. Evensong. Hymns 214, 270. 266, 235. Psalms 41—127. 42, 43—128. Magnificat—4B, Nunc Dimittis—6o.273 words
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Article234 1921-07-16 5 Penang, July 16, 1921. BEEF— Sour P er cat, y 35 Roast a° Steaks Stew or Curry Meat Ho curry stew Rump Steak •_'«> Ox Tail ‘3 do Tongue do do Feet Heart per Liver do 8 Fillet of Beet do PORK— Lean only do <0 Lean and234 words
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Advertisement434 1921-07-16 5 id li' E A IB For “Reconstruction” If j after Illness l| I Hl 7 for all who are run-down, under-weight for those whose idigestion needs a rest, but who at the same time need building up, Uaxo presents the potent body-building, flesh-forming, nerve-res'.o: mg elements of pure cow’s milk434 words
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Article26 1921-07-16 6 Sim —A daughter at 10 pm last night to Mrs J Sim-wife of Mr Sim Cbeaug Ghee, the Book-Keeper of J Beiry «k Co, Penang.26 words
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Article1214 1921-07-16 6 The latest decision in the British Law Courts in favour of the Rus-ian Soviet Government, is not su> prising, in view of the judgment that Mr Justice Roche gave some months ago in the Commercial Cours io the King’s Bench, which suKequently went before the Court of1,214 words
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Article1306 1921-07-16 6 The agenda for the Federal Council mt eting, to be held at Council Kuala Lumpur on Questions. June 28th, is published. Many questions will be put by members, but apparently 1 noone wishes to know anything about rubbei! No doubt the Hon Mr W Duncan will have1,306 words
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Article474 1921-07-16 6 BATCH OF OFFENDERS IN THE DISTRICT COURT. A campaign of cleanliness his b°en inaugurated by the engineer's depa tment of Penang Municipality. It aims chitHy at cleansingluf the open drriEus which ran each si ie of the s fee's a<l wI.J-’h were rhey to be allowed474 words
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Advertisement464 1921-07-16 6 e Electricity ini J 1 Tf S the Home. The From Rushlight 3 Austin 3 3 All British to Autoplant, No. 4. EE Autoplant 3 Within the historic period, we know 3 3 Will furnish the elec- ,3 trie current for a house that the Greeks and Romans used 3464 words
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Advertisement41 1921-07-16 6 Race Week Events at the E. 0.” Monday Special Tiffin Orchestra. Tuesday Dinner and Dance. Wednesday- Curry Tiffin. Thursday Dinner and Dance. Friday Tea Dansant sto 7 p.m. Saturday Dinner and Dance. E. 0. Orchestra accompanied by Mr. Murphy Jazz Drummer.41 words
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Miscellaneous38 1921-07-16 6 THE TIDES. High Water. Low Water To-day. 10.15 a.m. 3 53 a.m. 10.56 pm. 5.14 p,m. To-morrow. 10.53 a.m, 4 48 a.m 11.36 p.m. 5,51 p.m. Monday. 11 26 a.m. 532 a.m. 12. 0 m.n. 6 24 p.m.38 words
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Obituary19 1921-07-16 6 DEATH. Mocrb —On July 13, 1921, at the General Ho-pitai, Singapore, Elizabeth, Matilda, Moore, in her 65 h year.19 words
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Article399 1921-07-16 7 IN IE R EST ING INCH )ENTS. Reuter's Telegrams.J London, July 14. S.gns <’f l be truce in Ireland are pro(l,by die example of trainloads of auxiliaries departing for England on indefinite leave, while lorryloads of un,tuned auxiliaries are leaving Dublin daily for seabathing. Dublin Castle announcesReuter's Telegrams.J - 399 words
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Article69 1921-07-16 7 IRRELEVANT EVIDENCE. Leipzig. July 14. •hi the resumption of the trial of IhtUnar and Voldt the Proseetuor objected t"< lhe defence calling, witnesses to prove the alleged British misuse of hospital ships. lhe President ruled that such evidence was irrelevant and said that if the defence persisted in69 words
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Article72 1921-07-16 7 MIL DETERDING’S GIFT. Hague. -July 14. Mr. M. Deterding, lhe manager of the L' va; Dutch Petroleum Compan.f® has brought rmeer's celebrated picture which was auctioned at Anis'daw in Apiil and was sold for £6O 000. B’e name of the purchaser was not disclosed. Mr. Deterding72 words
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Article47 1921-07-16 7 HIE It I I MS. Rome, -July 14. lhe occupant- of the ear at Viterbo •'c nt ioned yesterday, were the Honourable Beckett. sister of Lord Grimtho-rpe I tornierlv Countess Czemin and her 1 whom one *-011 was killed •‘"d two wounded, besides the47 words
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Article201 1921-07-16 7 DOM IN lON MIN ISTERS WELCOMED. London, July 14. Although Washington has not officially invited Ministers of the Dominions to the disarmament conference, because it does not wish to appear to dictate to Britain the nature of her delegation, it is clearly indicated that America will enthusiastically201 words
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Article819 1921-07-16 7 PRESIDENT HARDING’S AIM. The Times'’ correspondent cabled from Washington on June 13. It is time to say that out of the apparent incoherence of American io«*ei.u policy, there is emerging one thing solid, one thing certain —that the ultimate desire, even the deliberate plan,819 words
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Article79 1921-07-16 7 In an interview accorded to a representative of the “New York} Herald’’ the Crown Prince of Japan is reported to have said that he 1- sorry he i- unable to vi-it the I mted State- at present, but hopes it i- only a deforied pleasure. He79 words
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183 1921-07-16 7 Mr. Massey is negotiating with regard to the wool difficulty and New Zealand’s share of the profits. The matter revolveround the interpretation of the agreement with the Imperial authorities. The nego rations are likely to occupy several weeks. Mr. Massey ha- also had a con183 words
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Article233 1921-07-16 7 CURTAILED BY GOVERNMENT. London. July 1 1 In the House of Commons, questioned whether the Government would reverse Dr. Addison’s policy to provide 300,000 houses as a contribution to the shortage of 500,00(» in 1919, and abandon the hous ing subsidies. Sir Alfred Mond sai’d 116,000 houses233 words
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Article133 1921-07-16 7 IMPORTANT LEGAL DECISION. London. July 14. A decision, vitally bearing on the Russian trade agreement which could have been terminated by the Soviet government in the event of the success of the action, was given yesterday in the Chancery division. It was decided that the holder of Russian133 words
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Article92 1921-07-16 7 amounted to £sl.246.—Eastern News Agency. Tukyo, June 25. —According to information, the British Government has formally recognized Mr. Krassin and two other delegates, as legitimate represen tatives of Russia, appointed on the basis of the Russo-British Convention. Britain will also send Mr. Hodges to Moscow, early nextamounted to £sl.246.—Eastern News Agency. - 92 words
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Article106 1921-07-16 7 BANKER S SCHEME ‘EXPLANED. London. July 14. \t the Empire Agricultural Conference in London Mr. John Darling of the London City and Midland Bank explained hischeme for an imperial currency based on commodity bills of exchange and the establishment of an Empire bank. H, -aid that Treassury106 words
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Article35 1921-07-16 7 London, July 14. The prolonged drought in the I nited Kingdom was broken to-day by thunderstorms and heavy rains in the west and south of England. There was slight rain .in London.35 words
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Article33 1921-07-16 7 OFFICES FOR CALCUTTA AND SING \P< »RE Ottawa. July 14. Th. department of Trade and Commerce is extending its overseas service to India with offices at Calcutta and Singap ue.33 words
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Article42 1921-07-16 7 A Fl RTHER RISE IN PRICERangoon. July 14. The rice market has risen to Rs. 590 |>ei 100 baskets. The bu-ines- done in Feb uaiy. March and April on the new crop vvabetween Rs. 440 and R-. 445 |>ei 10042 words
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Article64 1921-07-16 7 AUSTRALIANS v. SCOTLAND. .Edinburgh. July 14. The Australians met Scotland in a two days’ match. The weather was bright, and the wicket hard and fast- There were 7,000 present. The Australians made 514. Mayne and Armstrong had 80 and 61 respect»vely. Collins had 113, and ’Andrews 125. County Results.64 words
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Article14 1921-07-16 7 New York. July 14. George- Carpentier sailed this moiiiing for Europe.14 words
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Article79 1921-07-16 7 —“M.T.” The peculiar increase in the number of mosquitoes in Singapore has apparently resulted in a steady incr< a-e in cases of malarial fever. The average number of death- !><*■ week at the end of last year'was 25. then it rose to 30, and a few weeks—“M.T.” - 79 words
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Article341 1921-07-16 7 —Vale. GERMANY. SYRIA AND TURKEY. Paris, July 13. The Senate ratified the Peace Treaty with Hungary. In the course of debates, the faroical trials at Leipzig aaid Germany's revenge and lust were frequently alluded to. M. Briand stated that the German Cabinet was weak enough, but seems.—Vale. - 341 words
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Article316 1921-07-16 7 An interesting little function took place in the un aristocratic but densely populated neighbourhood of V.ctoria-st., Singapore, says the “Free Press,’’ when His Excellency the Governor opened a training centre for sanitary inspectors. At the corner of Jalan Klapa there stood a Government Dispensary, and when from316 words
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Article124 1921-07-16 7 FORTHGOMING REDUCTION (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. July 14. Largely owing to the attitude taken by the mercantile firms, the Post and Telegraph Department have announced a forthcoming reduction i n th e foreign postal rates. On April Ist last lhe rate for a. letter abroad was124 words
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Article455 1921-07-16 7 WHERE DOES THE MONEY GO? Postage <>u letter- from England to France and other foreign conntiies will ih the near future be increased from 2jd. t<> 3d. ]x*r ounce, said lhe “Daily Mad” recently. I his advance, will be made to meet an alleged deficit of455 words
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Article174 1921-07-16 7 Messi- Wearne Bros, I|>oh. have just completed a set of five up-to-date Sunbeam motor ambulances to the order of the the F. M. S. Medical Department. They are to be stationed one each, at KtMa Lumpur, Taiping, Seremban. Rauh and Ipoh. They ane the last174 words
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Article42 1921-07-16 7 London, July 14. Lord Inchcap»- lias offered to sell a further thirteen ex-enemy vessels of a tonnage from 1.500 to 3 500 to British nationals. If any are not sold by the 15 \ugu-t foreign offer- will be entertained.42 words
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Article304 1921-07-16 8 Ab»* Mitchell heat Kirkwood, the ■■Australian Wizard." by seven up and six to play in the final of the Thousand Guineas Golf Tournament for professionals at (de neagles. Mitchell started off brilliantly by laying his approach shot within five feet of the pin. and, holing his304 words
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Article188 1921-07-16 8 I.ot' t >n. June 23.—The \inerican, Hatchin- n. headed the -c re- in the fir-t round if the ipen G flf Championship at St. Andrews. returning 72 ■>r the <9-1 Course. this -core inc rd< 1 -»nt* h- le 150 yards in one. and another 306 j-no-in two.188 words
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Article281 1921-07-16 8 There can be no greater sweetness in lif< for the schoolboy crickbter than to do well f< i hi- county, and that joy ha- been li oiled to w. W. Timms, of Northampton, in full measure. Timms, who is 17 year- of age. and i--cap-tain of the281 words
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Article66 1921-07-16 8 London, June 22. —Cambridge ha- won, by -even goals to four, the inter-University polo match at Hurlingham. The. win was deserved, but. the game was well contested. The standard of play was above the average of previous inter-l’niversity contests. Cam» bridge, who thus became the holders of the66 words
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Article137 1921-07-16 8 More remarkable hitti<r was seen at Oxford when the Free Foresters accomplished an cxtraonEnaiy performance hi beating the I’niversity by five wickets. Set the big getting, 420 runs to win In the last innings, they knocked these*off in four hours with five wickets -till intact.137 words
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Article117 1921-07-16 8 In addition to Americans and Frenchmen. both Finland and Sweden are also expected to be represented at the A.A.A. Championship. In the case of the lastthree countries d is understood that senw of their best athletes who did well in the Olympic Games last August are117 words
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Article108 1921-07-16 8 N. Shimidzu, the Japanese “wonder, after Wimbledon, is going on to inter <-a as one of the Japanese Davis ('up t' am. T.’d it believes that Shimidzu and Kumagae will defeat I' rance in the semifinal, and probably beat England "n the final, if England can108 words
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Article68 1921-07-16 8 Xew York, May 24. —The -uspension of Joe Lynch, the world's bantam-weight champion, was announced by the 1 New York State Boxing Commission. The Commission stated that Lynch and his manager, IJldie Meade, had been suspended pending further action by the Massachusett- State Board *of Boxing, which had68 words
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Article358 1921-07-16 8 Probably not one person in ten thousand could answer with any degree of confidence the question: “What are the Home Counties A well known firm of map makers admitted that the expression would seem to be purely arbitrary, but that Home Counties" were generally taken358 words
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Article938 1921-07-16 8 SHOWING THE FLAG. The semi-official “Miarine Rundschau has just published particulars of the new organization of the German. Navy in accordance' with the provisions of the Peace Treaty. It remiwks that the fieriod of ruin which destroyed the old Navy is passing away, and that a new938 words
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Article465 1921-07-16 8 PRELIMINARY REPORT ON Rf 4 j. v CENSUS. .Mr. J. E. Natham. Siqteriiitendem f Census, ha- issued his prebmina ltTi on the census of Kelantan, 1921. as followsl* The figures in this preliminary f may vary -lightly from the final owing to small error- detected dmining. The465 words
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234 1921-07-16 8 The British workman is not a* bad fellow. He fought is not a revolutionist, and be is n ll fool. The Labour leader, lh< profes litician, the academical Socialist are p 1 and parasites of the worst kind These were opinions expressed by Inge,234 words
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Advertisement222 1921-07-16 8 Sr- II A rustikol ”i The Artistic Wood i I 1 preservative fc j|£ it Made in four Standard Shades. «I Proof against White Ants, b Dry Rot etc., in Timber. Used by Hundreds of Es tales throughout Malaya. I •iw i ii ttWe—■—M i I Manufactured by the well-known222 words
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Article125 1921-07-16 9 TWO ALTERNATIVES LEFT. (From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, July 16. Messrs Harrison's and Crosfield. the secretaries 'of Kundong Rubber, have circularised the shareholders, stating that as the response to the debenture issue is inadequate, Messrs. Harrison’s and rostield are unable to continue to lend money for125 words
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CORRESPONDENCE.
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905 1921-07-16 9 the H<lit« r <»f the “Pinang Gazette. N 1 humbly beg to submit to you nd foi y?mr careful consideration kable scheme whereby the present rub. might l>e tided over and the iniubtn place*! on a sound basis immediatev f W(J rked905 words
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Article339 1921-07-16 9 —“T.O.M.” There are one or two tigers prowling about in the vicinity of the town of Trong. One of them is reported to have lately killed and half devoured an unfortunate a place called Preha -Batu. The same, or another, beast visited one of the European-owned estates—“T.O.M.” - 339 words
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Article213 1921-07-16 9 X VERDICT OF MI RDER. Ijondon. June 28.—The inquest on the baby daughter of Dr. N. Hay Bolton of Shanghai, who was found drowned in a streauWat Chipping Norton, has resulted in a verdict of “wilful murder” against the Japaneses nurse. Otoki Sakabi, who was found213 words
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Article32 1921-07-16 9 Honesty is also the best foreign policy. Apparently the only way to reduce navies is to have another war. Uncle Sam finds that the Japanese Diet doesn’t agree with him.32 words
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Article76 1921-07-16 9 The following are additional outputs for the second half of July Kam pong Kamunting Tin Jlredging, Ltd.— Hours run [two dredges] 560, cubic yards treated 56,500, Total piculs 402.71, nett value $19,400. Asam Kumbang Tin Dredging, Limited Hours run [one dredge] 251, cubic yards treated 48,500, total piculs76 words
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Article80 1921-07-16 9 The Straits Trading Co., Ltd., give the following London prices, 15 h July Spot £165.10a down 15?. 3 months buying £167.15s 10s. 3 selling £168.0s t 10s. Local Parity $82.99 July 16th: Singapore buyers no sellers at $83.50; Penang buyers no sellers at $83.50 Me a srs Boustead80 words
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Article184 1921-07-16 9 Fusang, July 16, 1921. SP. Tapioca $6.25 sales. M. P. Tapioca $6.75 sellers. Cold leaf $72 sellers Black Pepper $19.00 se'lers. White Pepper $3O nominal Trang Pepper $25.00 nominal Mace Pickings $39 nominal Cloves ss*'- nominal Nutmegs 80s $42.00 buyers llOs $32.00 buyers (No. 1 n. $lO.OO per picul184 words
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Article116 1921-07-16 9 Probables v. Possibles. Thia match will be played on I Uf-sday, Die 26th ins’., at 5-15 p m prompt on the E-planade Ground. Probables will play ir. wbi’s and Possibles in colours. Probables. Possibles, F. H Syer Goal K. Soo Chan Y. O. Hock Right Back Qaah Pek San116 words
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Article107 1921-07-16 9 R T >. For the first time sine-’ 1914, a sports tneeHng is to be held at Singapore Cricket Club next week, A go»>d deal of interest has be c n taken in the compe’itions, winch promise to be well cont»-stei. There are many tales ofR T >. - 107 words
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Article123 1921-07-16 9 To the Editor of the “Pinang Gazette.”] Sip,—l see from yonr yesterday’s issue that the Probable ar.d Possible repreaenta’ives of the °enang Soccer team have been chosen, Surely Penang should turn out its vert best team, and, io my opinion, this has not been123 words
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Advertisement661 1921-07-16 9 Sew advertisements. «OTIC».. 1 lost 1 ROBEY’S SEMI-DIESEL 1 One bunch of keys in Beach Street, Kennedy Co, CRUDE OIL ENGINE. I s THE WA6ON-PACHAUNG WOLFRAM MINEB. g LIMITEP Chief points of advantage are— 1 Simplicity of Construction. I of The Wagon Pachaung Wolfram Mints, 8 U JI" c Limited,661 words
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Article389 1921-07-16 10 GENERAL MEETING. The seventh ordinary general meeting of shareholders io tbe Siamese Steamship Co, Ld, was held at tbe Company’s office Bangkok. The Report of the Directors was as follows: Your Directors prrsent to you the Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Account of the Company389 words
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Article404 1921-07-16 10 The “Tjikembang” Affair The revolt had not been proved wa« Magistrate Lindsell’s decision at Hongkong in the case in which a Chinese member of the crew of the J 0 J L s s Tjikembang. and nine Chinese passengers are charged with having been concerned in a404 words
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Article281 1921-07-16 10 iO-DAY’S dECaRLURES. Aing Tbye for A’or Star (Kedab). Pangah for Pang Nga. Kaga Mare for Colombo, India, Marseille*and Europe. Malaya for Bheket (Tongkah) and Renong. Ipob for Port Swettenham and Singapore. Koemai for Deli and Langsa. Edavana for Rangoon and Calcutta taking mails for Europe via Bombay. Expbotud281 words
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Article246 1921-07-16 10 DAILY (except Sunday j. BY TRAIN. Parit Buntar, Bagan Serai, Taiping, Ipoh, Batu Gajah, Tapah Road, Teluk Anson, Kuala Kubu, t ßy trail Kuala Lumpur, Seremban, J-7.15 a.m Malacca, Johore, Singapore |A 6 p.rr and Hongkong j J Parit Buntar and Bagan Serai By trail ata» 10.15246 words
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Article43 1921-07-16 10 Mails fro n Australia are expected to arrive in time for delivery at 9 a m on Monday. Mails despatched from Penang to London on the 15th übimo by B I Packet T»ra, was delivered in London on the 13*h instant.43 words
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Article38 1921-07-16 10 Jaly 19—Penang July 19, 21 and 23—Penang Races. July 25 and 26—Mr Lowell Thonoa* f Town Hall. Children’*» Matinee, 5-30 p.m. July 26—Football. Possib’es v Probables, Esplanade. July 28—Foo’b»ll Selected XI v Next, best XI, Esplanade.38 words
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Advertisement415 1921-07-16 10 r For Heartburn, Acidity, etc. ATe- > of v Moore are the makers of a Lozenge, originally prescri!>e<i by the <>•!< mu, d Dr. .Jenner, which possesses in a remarkable degree the property of neutralising Acidity in the stomach. They confidently recommend these Lozenges as a safe and reliable remedy415 words
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Advertisement26 1921-07-16 10 TO PRINTERS We hold a large stock of Kidd’s Printing Inks (In various cnhiurs) To be disposed of at reduced prices. The Pin\ng Gazette Press, limited26 words
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Advertisement208 1921-07-16 10 Protect Yourself! If \ou merely ask lor Quinine, you may be supplied any qualitj”—prood, bad or indifferent. By stipulating 'Y ari .mil quinine you ensure the supply of products noted the world over for their exceptional purity. In convenient doses, easy to take, tastcl ss when sugar-coated. 'Tiß’OlO' OU/NINE BIBU'.PHATE,208 words
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Article431 1921-07-16 11 A LESSON. Kipling one wrote The she’s a lady,’’’ a description which may have been implicatory or prophetic, for driven coal she is a very uncleanly lady, and only with the use of oil for propelling her through the waters does she attain the full measure of431 words
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Article169 1921-07-16 11 Ihe view i- expressed by the Yorkshire I "Observer” that the Prime. Minister of Australia (Mr. Hughes), who is now in England, should be officially invited to visit Bradford, where he w*£ild gain a clearer insight into the wool position than he was likely to obtain in169 words
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Article111 1921-07-16 11 M. L.” A serious motor accident occurred in Kuala Lumpur on '!<-ndav evening. Mr. 11.F.1v. Swettcidicm, wh > was engaged in Volunteer manoeuvers, parked his cai on the extreme edge of the road near the Museum. in Damansara Road. Ihe Chinese driver employed by Towkay Yap 1.—‘ M. L.” - 111 words
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Article93 1921-07-16 11 DANGEROUS DEVELOPMENT. Madras. .July 1. —In connection with the strike of mill hands there were rumours yesterday afternoon that some strikers were attempting’ to cause some trouble in Pulianthope Cheri. The police proceeded to the sjH»t and prevented any possible breach of the peace. During the. night,93 words
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Article41 1921-07-16 11 In honour of the King’s birthday the, new flag of the Impe-ria-l German Republic was flown from the Embassy in Carlton House-terrace. This is th*» first time the new German flag has been flown in London.41 words
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Advertisement312 1921-07-16 11 MOTORCYCLISTS. i r 8' Let us convince you that it is worth your yj while*insuring your Motor Bicycle. N Just read these next few paragraphs and JI K we feel sure you will agree with us, >We $1 cover you against.— &d uifrd Party claims. jj I Accidsshil Damage to312 words
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Advertisement243 1921-07-16 11 I“lmperator Footwear For Men.” Every Detail in the manufacture of “Imperator” Footwear is under expert supervision. Discriminate care is shown in the selection of raw materials. Scrupulous regard is paid to thoroughness and nothing but good wearing qualities are allowed to be used. mW ifiF w Fine Willow Brogue An243 words
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Advertisement1242 1921-07-16 12 I AUSTRALIA jfr BURNS PHILP PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Ports, Port Darwin.| (Incorporated in U. S. A.) Thursday Island, Brisbane and Sydney,, The following fast steamers of above line via •Torres Straits, also with transhipTRANS.PACI PIC SERVICE. ill be despatched went to other Victorian, South Austra •s “ECUADOR’ from Hongkong1,242 words
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Advertisement836 1921-07-16 12 BANKS. OF ,»0!.. Incorporated in Engiartti by j, (Incorporated m England Charter 1853. Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Paid up Capital £3.uou, M Subscribed Capital 1,800,000 Reserve Fund H Paid-up 1,050,000 Reset ve Liability of Proprietors U 3,000 Reserve Fund and Undivided Head Office: Protfij 1,227,600 38, BISHOPSGATE, LONDON, EC. Board oLDirectors.836 words
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