Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 18 July 1921

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    21 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 2 16. VOL. LXXIX. MONDAY. 18th JULY, 1921. PRICE 15 CENTS.
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      522 1 i NIKKO No, 7. NORTHAM !> rqad. j> Telephone No. 579, < e aMBiMiiMiMXAisaMiBMK: □■■■nnn nnn «Bannnnnnnaaa anniMann «?a a ann a a n a n M T > 1_ -fl PTTV V In regard to accidents, ‘‘“ou never know I g I 6 your luck.” A M A. 9
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      15 1 THE BESI CAR IN T3WN J Sala Meats S.S. F.M.S > Ong Sam Leong a 00,
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    LONDON FASHIONS.
    820 2 < HINTS FROM THE RACES. Race frocks are the pivot round which all dress schfmeS just now revolve. They are full or narrow according to taste, nearll all are open-throated and have short sleeves. In some the sleeves have almost disappeared they might be evening frocks. The favourite
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    SEMENOFF PLOT AT VLADIVOSTOK.
    114 2 larlivostok, July I.—A Semenoff plot to overthrow the temporary Government of V ladivost-ok has been discovered and 23 arrests made Among those arrested are M. I askin, General Tolmat'choff. General Nieifli’.essky and General Glieboff. Further arrests of Semenoff officers are proceeding. On Wednesday last Semenoff inspected
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      1579 2 POSITIONS VACANT. L Rosenkranz Piano io perfect NAWNG PET TIN LIMITED, condition $450. 2. Isermann Piano in (Incorporated in the F. M. S.) w— j t perfect condition $4OO. 3. American Book-Keeper, wanted at once an q bv Kimba.ll consisting of 3 seta of Notice is hereby given that applications
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      331 2 AND !RON I WHEN YOU feel limp and washed-oul, Weary and fatieiwd With no inclination for exertion—you need sometf-ing to pul fresh “go" imo vou-try a Fortnight s J Iron lei oids treatment. Iron Jelloias nelp to jM blood rich and vigorous—from which the whole tody W benefits—to restore vitality
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    Taiping Gymkhana Club.
    550 3 SATURDAY, the 6th AUGUST. 1921. 1 Polo Scurry.—s />.m. IST PRIZE —A Cup presented by Taiping Polo and $49. 2ND PRIZE —-Miniature Cup and $lO. A distance handicap for bona-fide polo ponies which hav<* been played regularly during the last two months and which have not won
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    THE LAND OF THE ARABIAN NIGHTS.
    492 3 Mr Lowell Thomas’ Return Visit. Mr Lowell Thomas, the famoas American world traveller, explorer and journalist, will revisit Penang next w-ek, accompanied by his chief cinematographer, Mr H A Chase, His two year world tour delivering hie celebrated travelogue "With Allenby in Palestine, and
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    Situation in Australia.
    462 3 Very Far From Desperate The average p Q tson is m d j r 'he impressio that >u ra ia is a c u t y where, thanks to the enjoyed by militant I.abou-, th is almos" impossible f>r the man of* moderate mean* to live and
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      105 3 «■> b WHY trouble about staying under LEAKY ROOFS during the RAINY SEASON, when g S positively MaSTICON will stop leaks on all kind of ROOFS g FULL PARTICULARS CAN BE HAD FROM ff J L. Y. SWEE Coy., Ltd., j Incorporated in F.M.S.) SOLE AGENTS FOR BRITISH MALAYA. >
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      393 3 pinang Qazette RATES OF CASUAL ADVERTISEMENTS.. FOR SALE. TO LET. SITOATIONS VACANT. Etc. Minimum Charge $2.00 For 1 insertion 1.75 per inch insertions 1.50 3 1.40 M 4 1.35 1.30 8 i.2a 10 LI 5 12 1.00 18 3.75 25 0.60 Advertisements are charged by space. A line of ordinary
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      176 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 Per
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    1417 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL. .—"S T.” Mr F M Baddeky has been appointed to officiate aa Under Secretary, Straits Settlements. Mr F H T Kempe has been appointed to act as registrar of criminals of the 8 S and F M S. Miss Cowborongn who has been staying ab the E& O
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    Disturbing the Chief Justice.
    107 4 Daring the sitting of the Appeal Court, at Singapore, the Chief Justice had occa sion to send Lis peon out to a'op a row that was going on outside the precincts of the Supreme Court which was due to a peon of the Colonial Secretary s
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    A Seremban Sensation
    62 4 A welt known local Chinese has been arrested, at Seremban, upon a very sericu- 1 charge, namely, of being concerned in causing the death of his brother, in-law, a rich Chinese of Seremban. The accused has been produced before the Police Court, Seremban, and b a en
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    The Band Programme.
    48 4 The Band will play rhe following programme of music at the Esplanade at 6 p m to-day. 1 Overture ...La Sirene ...Auber 2 Waltz ...Roses of Picardy...Wood 3 Selection ...Les Hugonotes Meyerbeer 4 Fox Trot ...Never Ref use... Rivera 5 One Step King Chanticleer... Ayer
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    WEDDINGS IN PENANG.
    287 4 SMART—COWLEY. The marriage took place on Thursday, at St George's Church, Pennng, of Dr A G H Smart, Medical Officer, Kulim, to Ina F D Cowley, younger daughter of the late Lieut-Col A V Cowley. The Rev Walter Naieh, Acting Colonial Chaplain, performed the ceremony. The bride
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    BRUCE—VAZ.
    607 4 A very pretty wedding was solemnized at the Church of the Assumption, Penang, on Saturday, the 16th inst, when Miss Joan Mary Vaz. fourth daughter cf Capt P Vez wai married to Mr W Randell Bruce, only on of the late D- James Randall and Mrs C C Bruce,
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    F.M.S. SERVICE.
    662 4 appointments. Tte Secretary of State bag been pleaded to approve the appointment of Mr G H Joshi, Veterinary Inspector, Perak to be Assistant Veterinary Surgeon with effect from the Ist January, 1921. The Secretary of State has been pleased to approve the appointment of Mr Walter Evan Cameron
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    Anglo Chinese School Klang.
    183 4 Opening Ceremony The handsome n»w building of the Klang Anglo Chinese School was formally opened by the Hon the -British Resident of Selangor or Firday afternoon, io the presence of a large gathering which included His Highness the Sultan, Mrs Marks, Bishop Ferguson Davie, Bishop Bickley,
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    IPOH NEWS AND NOTES.
    532 4 PERAK ST. ANDREW SOCIETY. The annual general meeting of the Perak St. Andrew Society was held on Saturday evening at 6-45 at the Ipoh Club under the chairmanship of Mr Grant Mackie, the veteran Chieftain. After the accounts which showed a balance of $BBO 64 and
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    Singapore News.
    97 4 HEA.VY ASSIZE LIST. (From Our Own Correspondent). Singapore, July 18, At the A*siz j 8 tc-morrow before the Chief Justice the list is the heaviest for ten years. Tnere is a total of 31 ca*es and 44 p isoners, including eleven charges of murder. Rowing. In the final
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    Bangkok-Penang.
    33 4 ACCELERATED TRAIN SERVICE (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, July 18. Commencing in January next, the through service Bangkok- p enang will be accelerated, occupying 34 hours, against three days as at present.
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    Visitors from Kedah.
    120 4 (Froj>Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore July 18. Mr Maxwell, General Fowler and the Tungkua Mohamed and Kassim arrived from the F.M.B. on the Sea Belie as guests of H E the Governor. The Tuagkus leave for Kedsh to-day. Captain of the Seang Bee, which arrived in port at
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    EXPORT OF BURMA RICE.
    939 4 LOCAL CONDITIONS. A telegram fn-m Rangoon states that the price of rice has dropped from R<. sqg to Rs. 575 per hundred flags. No stocks have come in to Penang, and it ig no j anticipated that there will be any change until the arrival of
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    KWEILIN TAKEN BY CANTONESE.
    325 5 F ACH< )W A LS<) A LLS. Canton, June 28. It is i-epurt**d Fachow has been i&apfcured from the Kwangsi forces. In doing so the Cantonese made prisoners of three battalions of their opponents. he Cantonese have thu pri.eiiea!!; -ucceedej in Jiivint the Kaangsi forces from
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    NEW MACHINE GUN PENETRATES TANKS.
    233 5 Rock Island. I IL. May 28. The United Stat Army has eleveloped a .50 calibre machine-gun capable of firing a bullet which, at 200 yards, will penetrate* the oneinch armour plate of battle tanks. Major Lee O. Wnight, army dnance departnu nt. mnounced to-day arthe
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    AMERICAN SWIMMING RECORD FOR WOMEN BROKEN.
    135 5 Honoliilii, May 28—Mariechen AVesse. lau of the Outrigger Club of Honolulu and Ethelda Bleibtrey of New Y >rk brok t ioAmerican amateur record for the fiitvyard woinen’H open race here last night, when they swam the distance in 28 4 5 seconds, tying for
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    MAIL AERO STARTS FROM PEKING.
    81 5 Tiinanfu. July 1. —The fii-t aeroplane, on the Peking-Shanghai Air Mail route arrived rn Trinanfu ‘♦►-night at 7-40. It i> in charge of Major Patterson, and carries >even passenger- and a -mall quantity of mail. lhe trip from Peking was made without, -topping, in two
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    TERRIFIC HAILSTORM IN CHINA.
    175 5 Lanhsien. ChihV., June 27.—-Yesterda.v this city was vi-ited by lhe most terrible luiilstorm on 'record. With very little warning the bombardment opened. the stone.*» averaging the size of quail’s eggs. -<une even larger, and continuing half an hour. \ll window glass on southern exposures was smashed,
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    CHARGE AGAINST PHILIPPINE BANKER.
    96 5 Manila. July I.—General Yenamyo Concepcion. former President of the Philippine National Bank, who was airested and released on bail <>n June 24. charged with violation of f he banking law, on the ground that while President and Director of lhe Bank he had indiix ctly born
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    THE MANILA RIOT CASE
    58 5 Manila. July I.—Eleven non-commis-sioned officers of the Filipino Constabulary have been sentenced to life imprisonim nt and sixty-six privates to seventeen yeais’ imprisonment for participation in the attack on tiie police on !>• ceinlx r 15. in which ten jiersons were killed. The prisoners are already
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      139 5 HOTEL BRASTAGI, j g SUMATRA EAST COAST. 4.600 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL. Climate FRKBH, INVIGORATING* equivalent to an ENGLISH summer. General Temperature 55 to 58 SZ by night, 70 to 75 by day- Splendid scenery MOUNTAIN and LAKES. Hotel management makes arrangements for TRIPS, at S the convenience of visitors,
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    HOPES OF AN IRISH PEACE.
    1303 6 While some critics of J Mr Lloyd George have ascribed his extraordinary success as a concilitator solely to the w zardry of a supreme wangler, a more friendly appraiser of his qualities has described him as n a remarkable diviner of happy endings.” Even bis
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    HERE AND THERE.
    1779 6 The report on the Trade and Ouatoms Department of the F M 8, A Year’s for 1920 > which ia inc,ndjd Trade. in the Government Gazette as a supplement, gives farther particulars regarding the volume of trade, and values, and notes some instructive developments. The report, which
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      210 6 BOOTH’S j I __JL— RECOGNISED AS ”'?,d “THE GlN’’ EST (Wf) 1740 all over India China. BOOTH'S Hie OBTAINABLE FROM ALL LOCAL DEALERS. Original Dry &ina distillery. B LONDON, I ENgLANo. SOLE IMPORTERS: BEHR CO., PENANG. I 1 I Jeyes’ I ESSENCE OF HEALTH” n For use in the SAFE
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      41 6 Race Week Events at the “E. 0.” Monday Special Tiffin Orchestra. Tuesday Dinner and Dance. Wednesday- Curry Tiffin. Thursday Dinner and Danee. Friday Tea Dansant sto 7 p.m. Saturday Dinner and Dance. E. 0. Orchestra accompanied by Mr. Murphy Jazz Drummer.
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    IRELAND.
    719 7 PREMIER S important speech. LIGHT AHEAD. Reuter’s Telegrams.] London, July 15. After intimating regrets at Ins' inability to attend owing to the Irish conversation, Mr. Lloyd George put in an unexpected appearance at th e Coalition Liberals’ dinner at the Hotel Cecil, when he delivered an important speech. Referring
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    ULSTER PREMIER’S WARNING TO DE VALERA.
    119 7 L< jidon, July 12. —Addressing an Orange demonstration at Belfast <>n the anniversary. of the Battle of Boyne, the Premier of the North Ireland Government uttered a firm warning to De Valera that peace could not be obtained at the expense of Ulster. He
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    THE WASHINGTON CONFERENCE
    390 7 JAPAN’S QUERY Lmdon. July 15. Reuter learns that while Japan has accepted that parj of President Harding's proposal as regards a reduction of armaments at the Conference, she has asked for more precise informal ion regarding th»* Pacific questions 't« be discussed by -qiee ally interested powers.
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    BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE.
    134 7 ARRANGEMENTS TO MEET CREDITORS. London. July 15. As a result of an application by the Banque Industrielle de Chine in Paris for a “reglement transactionnel” under the French law of 2nd July 1919 and consequent on the suspension of payment by London branch, a petition lias been presented
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    LEIPZIG TRIAL.
    26 7 FOUR YEARS’ IMPRISONMENT. Leipzig. July Dittmar were sentenced to lour years’ ympi isonment. without hard labour. Dittmar, in addition was dismjss-M from the Reichswehr.
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    THE MONSOON.
    19 7 Simla, July’ 16. The monsoon has resulted in an excel lent rainfall, practically over the whole country.
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    THE RUBBER PRODUCERS’ CORPORATION.
    159 7 MORE DETAILS OF THE SCHEME. London, July 15. At a meeting of the Rubber Gr« Avers Assoc,nation held in Ixmdon a scheme was submitted for the formation of a Producers Corporation with a nominal capital of £2,000.000 in £1 shares, with borrowing powers up to £8,000.000-
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    FRENCH NATIONAL FETE.
    117 7 —Vale. BRITISH HELP T< > AVAR-STRICKEN REGIONS. Paris. July 15. Street darning, fireworks and illuminations were as usual the features of the French national celebration. which this year were especially brilliant, testifying to the population’s stout optimism and unshakable confidence in France’s future. The delicate attention of
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    U. S. AMBASSADOR ARRIVES IN PARIS.
    33 7 Paris. July 15. Mr. Herrick, the new American Ambassador has arrived. He cordially welcomed by M. Briaud and numerous distinguished personages. He was cheered by the crowds.
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    M. JUSSERAND.
    39 7 DEPART! RE FR< >AI I. S P«»STP<>NID. AVashington, July 15. The li nch Amba-sador M. Jusserandwho was booked to sail for France on July 14 has p>'tponed hS departure indefinitely on account of the proposed Disarmament Conference.
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    U. S. NAVAL SQUADRON AT LISBON.
    31 7 Lisbon, July 15. The American squad'ion consisting < f the Connecticut. Minnesota. Kansas, Micliigan and South Carolina, command -J by Rear Admiral Hughes has arrived here.
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    THE MANCHESTER FIRE
    39 7 HEAVY SENTENCES FOR INCENDIARIES. •London, July 15. In connection with the recent incendiary file' at Manchester sixteen Sinn Fejners were found guilty of treason and felony. The sentences ranged for fifteen to three years penal servitude.
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    NO CHANGE IN COST OF LIVING.
    37 7 London, July 16. The "Labour Gazette" says the cost of living on July Ist was unchanged, compared with June Ist. The deereases tn some prices 'is counter-balanced by increases in others.
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    THE DYING “JAZZ.”
    156 7 New York. June 8. —“Jazz” is in its death agonies, according to American sheet music dealers, who are holding their annual convention at Chicago. “Jazz” dancing, it was also decided, ris in the same predicament This is confirmed in theatrical circles in New York and other large
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    CRICKET.
    166 7 SCOTLAND DRAWS AVITH AUSTRALIA. London, July 15. At Ĕdinburgh in sunny weatlher, before 8.000 on a fast wicket-. Scotland scored 294 for 8. Kerr, the captain had 147. He hit twelve 4’s. Alexander scored 60 including eight 4’s. The match was drawn. County Matches. Hie Playeits beat the Gentlemen
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    THE AERIAL DERBY
    122 7 BRITISH SUCCESSES. IxMidoii, July 16. In the Aerial Derby, twice round a circuit of 100 miles of outer London there were 14 lacing aeroplanes, from a 35 horse power Avro Baby, to a. 450 horse j»ower Mar-. The last named wa> flown by James and won both
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    TENNIS.
    31 7 DAVIS UP MATCHES. Paris. July 16. In the Davis Cuft competition. Samazeuilh (France) defeated Jacobs (India) 6-3, 8-6, 7-5. Sleem India) defeated Laurentz (France) 4-6. 6 2. 3-6. 6-2, 6-0.
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    AVIATOR’S DEATH.
    65 7 PHYSIC AL DISABILITY. London. July ‘6. At the inquest- on II rwkei the aviator, medical evidence showed that Hawker had long been suffering from tuberculosis of the spine. A post mortem examination discovered an abscess of the spine. Ih< verdict was that death was due to th< crashing
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    CHINA.
    153 7 THE FINANCIAL DIFFICULTY. London. July >6 Mr. «Anderson, presiding at the annual meeting of the China Assoc,ation. said the Republic of China is a failure. Ihe real difficulty is financial. If the iinine'ise accumulation of wealth in the country were organised it would lie a powerful stabilizing influence. If
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    IMPROVEMENT IN COTTON SITUATION.
    84 7 WORKING HOURS INCREASED.. Loudon. Joly 15. An indication of the revival in the cotton trade is afforded by the decision of the Federation of Master Cotton Spinners’ A<Sociations to increase the working hours at cottsin mills fi-bm 24 to 35 weekly m the .American section, wh.’le
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    RUSSIA'S NEEDS TO DAY.
    1049 7 MOSCOW’S POLICY OF CONCESSIONS. In view of the past professed principles of the Moscow Soviet Government, it ig Interesting to note in the following article by Leonard Krassin (representative of the Soviet Government to Great Britain), that Lenin and Trotsky now realise the necessity for foreign
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    CHINESE LADY’S DISTINCTION.
    49 7 GRADUATES M. A. AT EDINBURGH. London, July 15. Miss. Chang Ying Yuen, who graduated Master of Arts aft Edinburgh I uiversity. is the first Chinese lady to take the full in the Master <>i Art's degree there. She attained great distinction ,i" many of her classes-
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    CRICKET.
    448 7 P. C. C. r. P. R. C. P.C.C. had an easy victory-over P.R.C. on the Esplanade on Saturday. The wicket, owing to the heavy rains prior to the match, was inclined to be slow, and gave indications that, if subjected to wear and tear for any length of time,
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    POLO IN PENANG.
    142 7 INTERESTING CH UK K ERS. With the Sultan of Perak and some of the Perak Rajas present the polo ground had quite a busy appearance on Saturday afternoon. Six chukkers were played during the afternoon, including one between the Sultan’s Malay team and Swee Lee s Chinese
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    RUBBER ROADWAYS
    1910 8 THEIR CO <T AND EFFICIENCY. In the Conference Room of the recent Rubber Exhibition, there was a hrge attendance, on the invitation of Robber Roadways, Limited, to hear a paper by Mr Arthur Htrrison, M Inst. C E. borough engineer of Southwark, on Rubber applied to road construction.”
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    BROGA ESTATES, LTD.
    831 8 —“M.M.” SOLID POSITION OF COMPANY. The first annual general meeting of the Broga Rubber Estates was held on July. 14th at the offices of the Secretaries, Messrs. Cumberbatch and Co., Kuala Lumpur. Mr. J. Bligh Orr (Chairman) was supported by the Secretaries) and the following —Dr. E
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    PULAU BULANG RUBBER.
    244 8 ‘Shareholder” writes to the “Straits Times.”’ —In your yesterday’s issue a local shareholder of the «above company, Mr. A. W. Brisk, is asking the views of okher shareholders regarding a reconstruction scheme as put by him ‘before the recent Extraordinary General Meeting' In tlf|\ connection I wish
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    THE PRODUCE MARKET
    102 8 OFFICIAL RUBBER A( (T|o.\s The Singapore Chamber of Conimen»Rubber Association's usual we-kly auction was held on 13th July, 1921. when there was catalogued 1.295.766 lbs.. n- 578 47 Offerer! 1.016.197 lbs. Tons 453.66 >,| 921.232 lbs. Tons 411.26. Prices Realized. Ribbed Smoked Sheet ents per 1, S’pore
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    RUBBER CENSUS.
    52 8 It is reported that the F.M.S. boverarnent will shortly be in possession of a pi'limr’nary report on the rubber census Malaya. It is generally hop> d that ‘bs report will be published minin it* view of the valuable help it will give those engaged <>n a practical -'hit.
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    PASSENGERS OUTWARD.
    236 8 The passengers by the I*, and 0. mer Manela were: —Mr, M. A. 3 Albi.. Mr. J. W. Itirclay, Mr. and Mrs. Bate, son, Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Bennett. Mr. C Bier ,u U Lt Col. PClarke, Mr. H. G. G. Cole. Mr. G L Corbett? Mr.
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      356 8 I GROSSMITH’S “Golden Still” i Eau de Cologne I wall Wonderful freshness, invigorating quality and delightful odour, distinguish this A really High-class Eau de Cologne, which is undoubtedly the finest production of its kind. SIt is manufactured from the purest ingredients and blended |J with the knowledge derived K from
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      243 8 HOW OLD DO YOU LOOK Old age is altogether a matter People of seventy or eight oir i ty years younger. On the other II". I is not unusual to see a man or wi' l 1 I thirty who has the appea nr of fifty. rirennt* 1 I If
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    RUBBER EXPORTS.
    62 9 BIG DECREASE (From Our Own Correspondent). Singapore, July 18. Tbe official figures of rubber exports from tbe Straits ft* June were’l2,B29 tons, <md for ,e P revioos 6 ve mouths 54 289, The total during the year was 67,119 tone, Rgaiost 99,605 in the same period last ye
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    LOCAL SHARE LIST.
    102 9 The following are the latest quotations io Messrs. Kennedy <k Co.'s share list:— Yesterday. To-day. OD OD St OC shakes. 0Q ta X VJ f c. 5 c. 5 c. 5 c. Rubber (Dollar) MorGajah 1.00 1.20 1.10 120 4yer Panas 650 5.50 6.00 Glenealy 1-20 1.30
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    Rubber Crops.
    23 9 The following are additional rubber outputs for .bine Hevea (Johore) lbs 5 004 Kuala Pergau 30,400 Trafalgar 3,000 Trafalgar (coconuts) 12,000
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    TIN OUTPUTS.
    125 9 llawaiig Tin—From May 16 to July 15, K iirs worked 1,433, treated 79,0 K) cubic yard, output 700 piculs. I’ui <ka*i Hhi -hko Tin Dredging Co. N L from lOtii to 16 h July, (bei, g one wet k) was 30 tons. Tin Wbntcng No Liability, Ist half
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    TIN PRICES.
    88 9 The Straits Trading Co., Ltd Julv 18th: Siegapofe 75 tons ar. $B3 50 Penang up re n i se'Prs at $83;50.~* Th Eastern Smelting Co Ltd I. non 14ih July at -A66 5s spot at; i £l6B 10s three months. Ve e er> Ro n stead and Co
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    Middleton Tin Mines
    140 9 Tl* directors of the Middleton Tin Mines, reporting on the year ended February 28, state that after writing off depreciation amounting to $12,714 80 tbe year’s w irking shews a loss of $9,285 95, from which has to be deducted the balance of pr< fir of $1,205
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    PRODUCE.
    157 9 Penang, July 18, 1921 M 1 apioca 56.25 sales. P. I apioca $6.75 sellers, leaf $72 sellers Nack Pepper $19.00 Se lets. ll hopper $3O nominal Jrang Pepper $25.00 nominal «ace Picking. $39 nominal < loves $56 nominal Nutmegs 80s $42.(P) buyers 110 s $32.00 buyers f No. I
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    PENANG RACES.
    934 9 TO-MORROW’S PROGRAMME. Balow we give the programme for the opening day of the Autumn Meeting of Penang Turf Club, I—The Hill Stakes—3 p. m Value $6OO with $lOO to the Second Horse and $5O to the Third Horse, A Handicap for all Ex-Giffin Ponies 14-2 and under. Entrance
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    MARKET PRICES.
    453 9 Penang, July 18, 1921. BEEF— ote, C, S'age prices Soup per catty 35 —33 cts per lb Roast do 55 —6O do do do Steaks do 55 —50 do do do Stew or Curry Meat do curry 36—35 do do do stew 35 Rump Steak do 55—62 do
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    120 9 Penang, July IS, 19%1. (By Courtesy of the Chartered Bank) LodJod Demand Bank 2/3 25/22 4 month»’ sight Bank 2/4 1/4 3 Credit 2/4 73/32 3 Documentary 2/4 1/2 Calcutta Demand Bank Rs. 178 3 Jays’ sight Private 185 p Bombay Demand Bank 178 c < Madras Demand Bank
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    234 10 TO-DAYS departures. Aing Thye for Alor Star. Lake Farmingdale for Rangoon and Calcutta (Mergui and Moulmein via Rangoon.) Japan tor Singapore, China and Japan. Pangkor for Teluk Anson. Jin Ho for P Brandan and Langkafi. Perlis for Kantang (Trang). Lian Choo for Pulau Langkawi, Setul and Perlis. ExncriD
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    813 11 There is a woman deserving the name who takes no interest in. her house, if she has one >ays the Malay Mail.” M ith some this interest, takes the very practical form of keeping the “t-ukang ayer up to the mark with his broom, airing mattresses and
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