Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 12 October 1921
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section21 1921-10-12 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAtLY. ESTABLISHEDIB33, Ho. 235. VOL. LrXXIK. WEDNESDAY, 12th OCTOBER. 1921. < >.s i PRICE 15 CENTS.21 words
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Advertisement406 1921-10-12 1 ’jVMKKO. «ROAD** 11 Telephon* No, 579, J r > I* if z^ T "'^nl I I I g. I I OfeW I I i I t t i c '■WW•■•■* =3 \&sJ Tt&J s I 11 S f g y -.i s s s i f Ji s 1 HildlllHlilliiiiiilUliiliiiiiiiillllilHlHlllMill’fiH406 words
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Advertisement24 1921-10-12 1 > THE BESI CAS IN TUWN I 'WMW* V 7 1 q«t« «mat* B.S. F N S> J Ong S«m u*oo< Un J 1 .a.24 words
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NEWS FROM INDIA.
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Article979 1921-10-12 2 On September 30, Mr. Craik, replying to Syed Raza Ali, said that the latest information received by the Government of India was to the effect that the Moplah armed fighting gangs probably totalled ten thousand that their resistance was becoming stronger and that their programme was based979 words
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174 1921-10-12 2 Delhi, October I.—Moulana Ahmed Said, Secretary Jamiat-ul Ulema, and Mr. Abdul Aziz Ansari, Secretary of the Provincial Khilafat Committee and ne phew of Dr. Ansari, were arrested this evening under sections 107 and 108 I. P. C. under a warrant issued by* district magistrate Delhi. As174 words
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168 1921-10-12 2 Simla, October 3. —The special facilities sanctioned 'luring the period of the war tot the exchange of Indian and British currency in possession of outgoing and incoming British troops will be discontinued with effect from the Ist October 1921 from which date the pre168 words
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Article94 1921-10-12 2 Bombay. September 29.—The dial® ad dress of w elcome* to be presented by the Bombay Municipal Corporation to His Royal Highness Prince of vVaies says: The political advancement of the country has. l?een accelerated by the Great War with the inevitable result that there is diversity of opinion94 words
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Article73 1921-10-12 2 Simla, October 3. —A Punjab Govern ment communique states that a party of Sikhs recently occupied a shrine in Gur daspur district in circumstances which are still the subject of investigation. Expectations of Wbvernment to conditionally release prisoners in the Manak shrine case have b< < n disappointed.73 words
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Article63 1921-10-12 2 Cochin, October I,—The strike contagion ha'te this place and a good number of students in hig% spools attached to the arts J|>llege at Ernakuißm kept out of classes as. a protest against the recent enhancement of school fees Similar strikes We reported C-ang anore, Chennamangalam, Irinjal63 words
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Advertisement1021 1921-10-12 2 MISCELLANEOUS. BREAD! BREAD! Buy your Bread from the EUROPEAN Straits School of Accountancy, bakbry. Purity and Excellence Guaranteed. Price 7 cents Per Loaf. Book-keeping uuxbt in Six Easy Postal FoP Butterworth 7« cents. Every Lessons h y lolly qualified Lindon Accouut Loaf Marked E. B. *nt. B*l {.faction guaranteed, Coaching1,021 words
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Advertisement294 1921-10-12 2 5 fl; /riWvW f/ *VY- h ol tel <»■ ,|g <r I -O- n3® |X fel /J’ °vk ■X. Wft B f ir Tl p* "1 Fr»m a photo of a A Doctor says? —I do not think so good a food as Glaxo can be brought before tho public294 words
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1928 1921-10-12 3 REPLY IO THE PUNJAB MAHOMKDANB. A L’jid Leading, iu his reply to the address presented by a deputati >u of Moslems of Pan jab, sain: I note with especial pleasure the warm and enthusiastic welcome your community extend to His Royal Highness the Prince of1,928 words
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Advertisement284 1921-10-12 3 ar yr KUWATS '.VoWJßenowactf LONDON GIN. 4> Dry London Gin. Matured Sweet London /Jin. r «aTTiVS w wieao t*»f.. IPTBSB 1 TTov.-a'ys ZS "11 j ktaiWfaWl J I L-hi.tTiwjwi 1 gin Jb I I irikl'l'hMni; I I I a L- J Matured and Aged in Wood. Made from highly-refined Corn284 words
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Advertisement193 1921-10-12 3 ALFRED DUNHILL’S BRUYERE “SHELL BRIAR” and “QUAINT SHAPE” PIPES. LARGE STOCKS ON HAND. Also: —Cigar Pouches, and Pipe Gauntlets for carrying 2 Pipes. IMPORTERS Caldbeck, Macgregor Co., Ltd., (Incorporated in Shanghai.) PENANG. «■MSMcua» «■uamßmaaamawi •sunewraa® aauMwsaassw wbl Th° fascination of the East is brought home to you tn the perfection193 words
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Article835 1921-10-12 4 Mr D A M Brown ban gone to Singapore for a fortnight, Mr W. Handover arrived by the Kinta this morning. Dr N Bekon arrived in Kaala Lumpur on Monday from Ipoh on bis way to Bftsbane. Mr and Mis T 0 and Miss H Van Laugenberg835 words
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Article404 1921-10-12 4 SEQUEL TO ACCIDENT AT CAMPBELL STREET, Driving a motor car in a manner so rash and negligent as to endanger human life, at Campbell Street, on the 28ch September, was the charge preferred again >t Lim Tiang Soo, before Mr A O Baker, in the Police Court, Penang,404 words
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Article512 1921-10-12 4 The bridge over the Mud* Riv> r ia now complete, bu‘ will not be open to traffic for some little time ye*, probably about the beeinning of next year. The structure is of considerable length and consis s of 10 spat sof 30 feet each across512 words
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CORRESPONDENCE.
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794 1921-10-12 4 [To ths Editor of thb ‘'Pinang Gazettb.’ Sir.—According to the leader in your valuable paper of last night, we notice th*t a recent sitting of bhe Indian Legislative Assembly at Simla converted its»lf into an indignation meeting on the above subject. Many vague, and some794 words
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Article173 1921-10-12 4 [To thb Editor cf thb Pi kang Gazkttb Sir, —The writer has unwittingly omitted to pay his bill to a local Club for the month of September (Don't be alarmed, Mr Editor, he is not going to ask you to open your columns to raise the necessary) tie173 words
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Article504 1921-10-12 4 BIG LOSS OF LIFE FEARED. Osaka, September 27 Although the telegraphs and telephones are s ill interrupted, details of tbe damage done by the terrific typhoon which ravaged Kwansai on Sunday night and in the small hours of Monday are bt ginning to come in. Four hundred504 words
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Article135 1921-10-12 4 Penang, October 12, 1921. (By Courtbsy of-thb Char BakrtbAd) a London Demand Bank 2/4 4 months' sight Bank 2/4 5/16 3 Credit 2/4 9/16 3 Docuaentary 2/4 21/32 Calcutta Demand Bans Rs, 158") 3 days’ sight Private 165 Bombay Demand Bank 158 o Madras Demand Bank 158 S. 3135 words
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Article55 1921-10-12 4 List of Subscribers aaknqw. lodged $95,532.62; Jotrnre Planters' Association $500; Mr N Kendall (4th Contribution) $25 25; Ladies of the Teluk Anson Church Workers* Association) $446; Taiping Church •Workers’ Association $1,000; Mr L McLean $3OO, Total $9B 003,87. Singapore Branch :—Pre viously acknowledged $20,890.47 E-s ern Gate55 words
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Article387 1921-10-12 4 AMENDMENT TO %fc«AWS. A special ftneeting of «be Comm ssion, followed <by jh® forrnigbtlt meeting, was he’d in Municipal Chamber yesterday afternoon, when there were present Mr S Codnngton, (Resident), Dr t Ht Leger Liston, Hon Mr W H Thorne,Dr Lim Guan Cheng, Mr eon Guan Seok and_Mr387 words
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Article69 1921-10-12 4 The following are the latest quotations in Messrs Kennedy de Co’s share list: Yesterday. To-day. SHARES. >.=:>. a; 9 a 3Q 00 X OO 5 c. c. sc. c. Miaiag. Kampong K’... 35/6 36/- 34/6 35/6 North Salak 50c 60c 50c Rahman H 13.00 13 50 12.5069 words
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Article21 1921-10-12 4 The following are additional rubber outputs for September Kuala Geh lbs 12,850 Majedie (Johore) 16.Q00 Permas 8,637 Sekong 12,50021 words
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Article189 1921-10-12 4 The Straits Trading Co., Ltd., give tbe following London prices, on Oct 11th:Spot £155 12-.6J down'2s.6d 3 months buying £l5B 2s 61 up 75.6 d 3 selling £l5B 7s6d 7?.6d Local Parity $77 64 Oct 12 th Singapore sold 100 tons at $7B 37|; Penang buye s no189 words
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Advertisement349 1921-10-12 4 S'" f >#>rse ami Victoria In goi^Pconditioner S*%te Price to be seen. Apply Box No, 263 Pioang FOR SALE. I 1 Hupmobile Cap 1919 Model Very little use and in good ordtf?? p; $2,500. November delivery. Apply q g I Pooley, Kuala Lumpur. Fop Sale op LeasGlMr,p 00 i ej349 words
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Miscellaneous56 1921-10-12 4 TOWN' HALL EDGAR WARWICK WILL PRESENT THE I Warwick Comedy Co, OCTOBER 17th in “THE CIRCLE,” by W- Somerset Maugham, OCTOBER 18th in “A BILL 7 OF DIVORCEMENT/ I by Clemence Dane. Plan at ROBNISON PIANO CO- The Company will also perform pieces at IPOH on 19th and 2Ctb and56 words
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AHEAD OF THE MAIL.
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Article156 1921-10-12 5 London, »Sept6<nber 23. —“The Tinies” spiW.'ial correspondent at Oppau wires a harrowing account of the terrible scenes. Firstly he describes a procession of carts crossing the Rhinebridge, full of corpses and wounded. Then a saddening and startling account of streets resembling an earthquake where weeping women and156 words
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Article107 1921-10-12 5 London. September 23. —The Teheran correspondent of “The Times,” wires that Mr. Armitage Smith who originally came to Persia to advise in connection with finances of the country has left for England and wdth him disappears the last remtfknt of the Anglo-Persian agreement. The newspapers107 words
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Article64 1921-10-12 5 Teheran, September 27. —Owing to the discovery of a supposed conspiracy to murder the Premier and Minister Sardar Sipah. a number of arrests were made yesterday at Teheran. The Minister of the court Mosh ar-<ll Mijlk escaped and took refuge with the Shah in the Summer Palace at64 words
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Article167 1921-10-12 5 London. September 23. —“The Times” Washington correspondent says “Assuming that the ratification of the Treaty with Germany is certain, T have good authority to make the statement that the administration will then proceed to negotiate with il allies, a Treaty supplementary to its pact with Germany. In th?167 words
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Article130 1921-10-12 5 Ixnidon, September 20. The Times Peking correspondent announces that important. issues have been raised owing to a loan under an agreement recently signed whereby a Canadian banking syndicate lend China 3,000,000 gold dollars for one year at an effective rate of twenty per cent, secured by130 words
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Article51 1921-10-12 5 London, September 24. —A meeting of tho Poplar Borougji Council, including 10 unimprisoned councillors, but not the women, met $n Brixton prison. One member, interviewed, said there was no likelihood of their considering the offer to negotiate upon the dispute with the London Countv>Council until all coqncillbrs were51 words
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Article37 1921-10-12 5 London, September 25. —It is announced that the statements regarding the Renown’s stores are unauthorised and exaggerated in several respects, par ticularly as regards thei alleged provision for the' Prince of Wales’s personal use.37 words
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Article145 1921-10-12 5 Loudon, Septeinber 20.-—The approach of the Autumn 'Handicaps, the Cesarewitch and the Cambridgeshire, is accompanied. by a crop of reports regarding the overwhelming superiority of two horses, and if those reports are credible they in dicate that both races are over, bar the shouting. Tishy heads market with145 words
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Article65 1921-10-12 5 The following are i;esults of League matches played between September 19 and 21/ League 1. Blackburn 3: Bradford 1League lll—Northern Section. Stockport 2; Barrow 0. Scottish League.—Airdrie 0, Raith Rovers 2 Hearts 1, Rangers 2 Hibernians 2, Celtic 1 Clyde 2, Ayr 1; Queen's Park 0, Albion65 words
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Article188 1921-10-12 5 —Ex. Since the men of Chester in 982 cap tured an invading Dane, beheaded him, and kicked his skull through the streets, the popularity of football has never ebbed. But it has mellowed. We no longer try to murder each other on the field. At first it was—Ex. - 188 words
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Article165 1921-10-12 5 London, September 26.—London’s music season has opened with a galaxy of stars, Madame Tetrazzini, Mr. Jan Kubelik, Mr. Chaliapin. Mr. Richard Strauss, and Senor d’Alvarez are among the great foreigners*already appearing, while most great British ballad singers are shortly arriving to fulfil engagements. Booking has opened for the165 words
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Advertisement177 1921-10-12 5 fc MM g f 1 PRICE REDUCTION j FOR d* fl TZA/l With Standard s S Singapore O JI VF Equipment. Ĕ|- Self-Starter Equipment $250 extra. j| WMW n q x jgft „<.-- *■>* < A .w»w 1 1 -lift.'---" \\6 ’WT?V SOLE DISTRIBUTORS FOR: EE MALAYA, BANKA, BILITON, BRITISH177 words
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Advertisement180 1921-10-12 5 MOTHERS REST EASY AT NIGHT. WHO KEEP BABY'S OWN TA BEE IS IN THE HOUSE. Every mother knows those nights of alarm and unrest when the baby, or one or other of the older children wakes up feverish and unwell. The problem then is w’hat can best be done until180 words
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Advertisement219 1921-10-12 5 Learn Dancing at Hone. in With a Grafonala and a few Columbia Records you will find it quite jg| easy to Master the Onestep,'. Foxtrot, etc. MODEL AS ILLUSTRATED |K J $3OO. WM TABLE MODELS M $l4B and $230. LET US DEMONSTRATE THEM TO YOU. Jj 41 j The Robinson219 words
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Article49 1921-10-12 6 Flintkr.—At 24 Johoie Road, Penang, on the 12th instant, to Mr and Mr L Flinter, a daughter. Fluke—On October 5, 1921, at the Maternity Hospital, Singapore, to Captand Mis Finke, a daughter. Howorth —At the Maternity Hospital, Singapore, to Dr ar.d Mrs G F Wise Howorth, a see.49 words
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Article1180 1921-10-12 6 Con meet, provoked by the annual meeting of the Marconi Wireless Company, has again been made in the columns of the London press, on the question of handing over to the Pest Office, the coDtrcl and administraticn of the Impeiial Wireless Chain, From the first, true1,180 words
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Article1402 1921-10-12 6 Rubber ty affyd cause for Speculation i tuck., Excu.g.s >• n and Discrimiaatio* figures so often are approximately cor* rect, and quite obviou» from recent reports that ve»y little has been or can be .done to dispose oLthem, with ti e problem, of still as acute as1,402 words
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Article297 1921-10-12 6 The port cf Sumatra, h suspected to be infected with cholera. Until further notice, all vessels arriving at Penang from port will drop anchor at the quarantine for examination. The F M S notifies that the British Resident of Selangor has exempted from registration the Selangor297 words
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Advertisement149 1921-10-12 6 Wm. YOUNGER CO.'S, i BITTER BEERS. Hili I F A L I VAFKUNS At» AL» THE ABBEY -ToiNBURaH. IUISTEtia BEERS WITH A 'BITE.'* i SOLE AGENTS: SANDILANDS. BUTTERY CO j 4 S tii jQI I WLIHBBX I J- C rr JgarnnMMnMPTTrnBMBMBBBBnMBMMBBTWWBFCTIWrT? 5 -L- PORT WINE Z GOLD LABEL >■ V149 words
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Advertisement9 1921-10-12 6 Dinner AND ANCE AT THE “E. O.” Every Friday.9 words
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Miscellaneous215 1921-10-12 6 SUDUBH**UWm**S «•■■■■IMMHMBB j LYRIC KINEMAi I TO-NIGHT! ARGYLL ROAD. TO-NIGHT II I I Young* and Old of Penang Should See The Greatest I I Fistic Clash of the Age I DEMPSEY vs. CARPENTIER I I For the Heavy-Weight Championship of the World. I I Four Rounds of Fierce Fighting. A215 words
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Miscellaneous27 1921-10-12 6 THE TIDES High Water Low WaUr To-dav. 9.43 a,rr, 4.5 a,m, 10.38 p.m. 4.48 p.m. To-MOR BOW, 10.22 a.rn 4 44 a.m. 10.56 pm. 4 55 p.m.27 words
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Article284 1921-10-12 7 PKFLIMINA-Rlts AUJJbWNI te; Reuter’s e Loudon,' October 40. "7 Michael Collins arrived London ihjs morning, completing the «inn Fein jjkgation t<> the Irish Conference, is expected W be opened by Mr. George at 10, Downing Street, in of October 11. TV British Government representatives at the Conference willReuter’s - 284 words
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Article188 1921-10-12 7 WARNING TO SINN FEIN. London. October Iq, Viscount Grey of Fallodon. the former Foreign Minister, made, at Berwick, to day. has first political speech since hi< retirement in 1916, and it is regard ed as forecasting his re-entry into political life, with active participate n in the counsels188 words
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Article151 1921-10-12 7 “WOULD NOT BE TOLERATED.” h"rd .Northcliffe visited the newspaper offices in Sydney and was entertained at luncheon by the State Cabinet at Par hamont House. Subsequently ho atT nt *d the Legislative Assembly, and was accommodated with a seat on the fl"0r of the House. He also151 words
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Article82 1921-10-12 7 EARL PROTEST. London, Osber 11. rL] unveiling of a memojjL r r> fallen, at Canterbury, Earl i- f, lar ply preposed n inent of four regiments of caval st^r> an< Pxpresse d the opinion that the xra Wa L not justified by the lessons ofßhe had y82 words
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Article293 1921-10-12 7 N PREMIER AND LABOUR. 4- V London, October 10. Lloyd George sent a to Mr. Bowerman and Mrfii Arthur Henderson, informing them that he can receive the Labour deputation on unemj/itbyment to-morrow evening. He denies that he is responsible for any delays in meeting the Labour delegates, as suggested293 words
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Article345 1921-10-12 7 Loudon. September 25.—The utmost interest centres round “The Times” announcements of the Cabinet proposals with regard to the unemployment" ques tion. Business men and traders parti cularly welcome the Cabinet’s recognition of the importance of the present wave of unemployment which is not merely a temporary evil345 words
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Article22 1921-10-12 7 Copenhagen, October 10. Count Preben AJilefeldt exMinister in Peking and Tokio, has been appointed Danish Minister #in London.22 words
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Article20 1921-10-12 7 London, October 10. Mr. Henry Tetley, Chairman of Cour tauld’s and President of the ciation, left* £1,917,000. I20 words
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Article124 1921-10-12 7 BRLtAh EMPIRE’S SIX DELE GATES. Washington, October 10. In a quarter, it is expec ted that the British delegation to the Washington Conference will be composed of Mr. Balfour, Lord Lee, probably Sir Auckland Geddes, British Ambassador to the U.S., Sir Robert Borden (Canada), Mr. Pearoe (Australia), and124 words
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Article82 1921-10-12 7 Washington, October 10. The Senate passed th e Panama Tolls Bill,. but it is believed the measure will encounter strong opposition in the House of Representatives. Party lines were ignored in th»' Senate debate. Senator Lodge was among the opponents of the Bill. The Division Vote. Washington,82 words
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Article79 1921-10-12 7 AMERICA’S PLEDGE. Manila, October 10. At a farewell banquet. Acting Gover nor Charles Yeater denounced the ir responsible proposals to perpeturje American sovereignty of the Philippines. He said the preamble of the Jones Act, which promised sovereignty to the Fili pinos, embodied a sacred pledge by America, and79 words
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Article149 1921-10-12 7 LEAGUE COMMITTEE’S REPORT. (Geneva, October 10. The Council of of Nations considered the report of the permanent committee on mandate', which stated that reports had been received from the mandatory powers relating to the administration of the various territories. All these were examined, except Mesopotamia and Palestine, which were149 words
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Article38 1921-10-12 7 LEAGUE INQUIRY. a Geneva, October 10. Ten powers were represented at the opening of the Conference of the League of Nations garding thrt neutralisation of Aaland M. the Da nish Minister in Paris, was elected President38 words
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Article135 1921-10-12 7 FRENCH VIEWS. London, October 10. The conclusion of the Loucheur-Rathe-nau agreement singularly little comment in England, though, accoiding well informed Paris correspondents, it practically means that the Versailles Treaty is doomed, for if Germany defaults under the recent Allied London agreement, France will not suffer, as she will135 words
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Article273 1921-10-12 7 RUMOURED HITCH. London, October 10. The Upper Silesian problem, mentioned on August 12, is likely to be brought into prominence shortly, as it is expected that the Committee of four representatives of disinterested Powers, M. Hy mans (Belgium), Senor De Leon (Spain), Senor Da Cunha (Brazil), and Dr.273 words
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Article39 1921-10-12 7 GREEK SUCCESS. Athens, October IL A Greek official report claims that the battle which commenced on Scptem ber 30 on the Afiun Karahissar sector, ended on October 8 in a brilliant victory, the Turks retreating in disorder.39 words
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Article115 1921-10-12 7 London, September 29. —An Athens message says It is officially stated that King Constantine on leaving Broussai issued an order of the day to the army in which he declared that the army had worthily upheld the traditions of all Greek heroes and had dealt the death blow115 words
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Article43 1921-10-12 7 London, September 20. —“The Times Constantinople correspondent says “It is reported thtat the Greek decision to withdraw from Sakaria is due to Papoula’s declaring that the Greeks could not take Angora save at a cost of ten thousand casualties.43 words
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Article28 1921-10-12 7 FURTHER SPANISH SUCCESS. Madrid, October 10. An official communique from Melilla says the Spaniards captured the moun tainous region of Gourougou, the enemy’s principal base in Morocco.28 words
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Article159 1921-10-12 7 MR. LEITER’S CELLAR RAIDED. Washington, October 10. Wines and liquors valued at $300,000 were stolen from the country residence, in Virginia, of the financier, Mr. Joseph Leiter. The thieves, using acetylene torches, cut a way through the three inch thick steel door of the wine cellar,159 words
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Article44 1921-10-12 7 MANY SENTENCES. Simla, October 11 The Summary Courts dealing with Moplah rebel' are taking strong action, and have committed 801 to the Sessions, sentenced 1,634 to two years’ imprisonment, and 376 to terms ranging from two to 20 months. Nineteen were acquitted.44 words
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Article50 1921-10-12 7 BURNING OF FOREIGN CLOTH. Bombay, October 9 In the presence of a large gathering in the mill area, Mr. Gandhi solemnly fired a heap of foreign clothing. In a subsequent uncompromising speech, he repeated the views which form the sub ject of the charge against the A! brothers.50 words
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Article247 1921-10-12 7 PICKETTING IN E. BENGAL Calcutta. October 2. —In pursuance of the resolution adopted by the Bengal Provincial Congress Committee picketting has commenced in mofussil districts, especially in Eastern Bengal. At Chittagong Mrs. Sen Gupta, wife of Mr. J. M. Sen Gupta, a European lady, dressed in247 words
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Article135 1921-10-12 7 SCENE IN LOCAL PARLIAMENT. Brisbane, October 10. The Hon. Mr. Theodore has now admitted that Queensland is negotiating an American Loan His contradictory statements caused a scene in Parliament, and Mr. Morgan, Leader of the Opposi tion, was suspended for a week, for defying the135 words
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Article47 1921-10-12 7 OFFICIAL’S STATEMENT. Sydney, October 10. The Japanese Consul General, Mr. Suzuki, in an interview, said Japan would never think of sending Japanese to Australia, if they were not wanted. His mission was to improve the commercial ties and help to cement mutual friendly relations.47 words
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Article41 1921-10-12 7 Amsterdam, October 10. The “Algemeine Handelsblad” understands that a 100,000,000 florin 6$ per cent loan will shortly be issued, forming part of the Dutch Indies Loan of 250, 000,000 florins, of which 75,000,000 florins have already been issued.41 words
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Article57 1921-10-12 7 AMERICAN COMPANY SELLS OUT. Johannesburg, October 10. It is iinnounced that entire African business of the New York Mutual Insurance Company has been bought out by an African Company, involving the transference of the policy reserve fund of over a million. It is believed two other American57 words
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Article73 1921-10-12 7 CANTON-PORTUGUESE DISPUTE. London, October 10. Reuter is informed that Dr. Sun Yat Sen’s Government z has demanded the removal of defensive works at Macao, on the ground that Portugal was not entitled to erect them, and also complains thato Portuguese soldiers crossed the maritime limits outside Macao On the73 words
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565 1921-10-12 7 In connection with the recent fracas at Macao, a correspondent, writing on September 22nd, reports the arrival of a Chinese torpedo boat which anchored off the East end of Lappa. An order given by the Harbour Department <f the Macao Department that she565 words
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Article108 1921-10-12 7 NO MALICE. As announced yesterday, the Chief Justce, Sir Y alter Shaw, gave judgment for the plaintiffs in the action for libel by the Singapore College Storage Com- pany, Ltd., against the “Straits Times” and Mr. A. W. Still. His Lordship exonerated Mr. Still, the Editor of108 words
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Article1004 1921-10-12 8 ENCOURAGING ENTERPRISE. Those who urged until qui’e recently that rubber stocks were nos excessive, that there*was no need to curtail producion and that optimism and inaction would soon s f e she industry through its temporary difficulties, now prcf°ss to see in the development of new1,004 words
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Article674 1921-10-12 8 LOCAL MANUFACTURE Messrs Baker, Morgan and do. Koala Lumpur, repor'ed on Monday Both the tin and rubber share markets are steady, though they exhibit very little in the way of real life. We tee clearlyTthat the sp°ctre .of large stocks in the background must a h <674 words
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Advertisement494 1921-10-12 8 s The. a 111 LIGHT CAR ijj /1 The Car for the Owner-Driver. I I The Standard Car has fulfilled I every demand expected of it. It t I has unusual power, and is especially I I economical in running costs. E ijLI~=SE I 2 and 4-Seaters supplied. j V494 words
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Advertisement181 1921-10-12 8 i Tp v who are so unfortdßate as to have a V 4 feeme or faulty digestion, Beecham’s Pills are a remedy upon which full j reliance may be placed. The medicinal v J properties of this preparation are i (both great and varied. Beecham’s Pills, X have, in the181 words
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Advertisement229 1921-10-12 8 S».s CHRISTMAS X CARDS' 4»! AUTO CHRISTMAS STATIONERY POST CARDS I ii I I OF CHOICEST SELECTION i i ON VIEW AT OUR OFFICE YOUR INSPECTION CORDIALLY invited Pinang Gazette Press, LIMITED II i ■■T-- ■S M 1 1 r IL~ J -LIU WJUIJmJUUJJUI—J—_ I BOOTH’S S RECOGNISED AS MiwuMin-*229 words
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Article175 1921-10-12 9 <> e ICIA U I Reuter s Telegrams. I, 1S officially stated, that of the missing members of the crew of tie u k amer Rowan A h|ve turned up. Thus -eleven of the cfew are, missing, includ- Brown. The official deathjoll at present is 16, butReuter s Telegrams. - 175 words
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162 1921-10-12 9 Many visitors to London within the tst year or so who heard the Southern >vncopated Orchestra’s performances at the Philharmonic Hall, Great Portland street, will hear with regret the tragic fate of several members of the party who passengers by the Steamer Rowan, ink in a162 words
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Article61 1921-10-12 9 London, October 11. A Via Cruz message say- the Alexim Eagle Oil Company has been placed under an embargo by r«i?r of th l State Government for refusing to pay a sur tax of three million pesos. Three of th. < iiipany's steamers loaded with oil61 words
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Article212 1921-10-12 9 Replying to a letter from Senator M Cormick, congratulating him on the Administration’s accomplishments during its first six months of office, Presi dent Harding reviewed some of the measures passed by Congress dealing with immigration, budget reform, farmers’ credit. Ac., and laid stress on the problems the Administration212 words
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Article73 1921-10-12 9 n 'l»»n. September 21. —’A® food train r m) the of the Ukraine "'I, Hie famine-stricken neople Volga, regions h*s been wrecked o ff. Twenty seven to thirty are 'mated to be killed or injured. The ‘J i IS a Hributed to the degtrwtion t il,|p73 words
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Article125 1921-10-12 9 ♦PROTECTS .^GAI^ST k THE ACT. > London, October 10. 4 Sections df^he A rading A&nmunity ate objecting to the Safeguarding of Industries Act, in so far as the ©appended schedule includes many commodities not n>,d e in Britain, and relatedJfco key industries. The British Chemical Trade Association,125 words
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Article89 1921-10-12 9 London, October 10. Further signs of trade revival are giv en by the trade returns for September, which show exports £55,000.000, compared with £51,000,000 in August, and imports £87,000,000, compared with £BB,500,000. Cargoes For the East. London, October It i s stated trade has so far improved89 words
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Article128 1921-10-12 9 EFFECT OF TRADE SLUMP. London, October 9. Lloyd's Register indicates that the heavy slump in world shipbuilding continues- Three and a quarter million tons of merchant shipping were under construction in the United Kingdom on September 30, a reduction of 250.000, compared with June. 30, but delayed and suspended128 words
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Article156 1921-10-12 9 —“M.L.” CELEBRATION IN KUALA LUMPUR. The Chinese of Kuala Lumpur observed October 10 as a holiday, on the, occasion of the 10th anniversary of the declaration of a Republic in China. Al] places of business were beflagged and eve®, private* houses bore signs of the festive event. An—“M.L.” - 156 words
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Article193 1921-10-12 9 Hankow. September 26. —Heavy fighting was going on at Ichang throughout last night, resulting in the withdrawal of the Szechuemese from all sides of the city. For the first time within 23 days, the sound of guns was not heard in Ichang for a whole day. The193 words
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Article97 1921-10-12 9 A nractice Rugby game, with depleted sides, took place at the Esplanade, last fib/ evening, when some good play was witnessed 1 the sides being P. C. C. colours and mixed colours. The result went against the Club colours by eight points nil A feature of the play97 words
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Article54 1921-10-12 9 The third meeting of the 8. R. C. and the R. E. Sports Club in the semi-final of the S. F. A. Cup competition, at Singapore, was productive of a decision, the R.Es. by a one goal win, qualifying for the final to-day when their opponents54 words
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Article293 1921-10-12 9 LOTTERY WINNINGS” SPENT TOO SOON. Most diagusted of all men in Italy is a Florentine policeman, who thought he ha«/awakened to find himself a millionaire. To realise it all but a beautiful dream would be in itself a.sufficiently rude awakening. But this unhappy policeman be gan293 words
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Article183 1921-10-12 9 “S.F.P.” A rather serious affray took place at Kallang on Saturday afternoon, when two sections of the coolies employed at Tan Kah <Xee’s rubber factory eng iged in a free fight, armed with sticks, Brick bat>. etc. Acc</rding to the police version, the whole affair started from“S.F.P.” - 183 words
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Article155 1921-10-12 9 Owing to the speculation fever the Stock Exchange directs in Berlin have decided to keep the exchange closed, so I that business is transacted on only two days a week for th^present. The. banks announce that it is impossible to cope with th e tremendous «bulk of155 words
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Article56 1921-10-12 9 BIG DROP IN VALUES. (From Our" Own Correspondent.) Singapore, October 11. The rubber exports for the nine months ended the 30th September last were 112,206 tons, compared with 137,553 tons in the same period of last year. The value was $76,159,000, compared with $266. p)7 000 in the56 words
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Article242 1921-10-12 9 The eleventh annual general meeting of Bukit K. B. Rubber Co., Ltd., was held in the registered offices of the company Chartered Bank Chambers, Singapore, on Saturday, presided over by Mr. J. M. Sime.' In moving the adoption of the report and accounts for the period242 words
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Article30 1921-10-12 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, October 11. The Amateurs’ performance of R. lio’s Wild Oat” was most successful. Mrs. Stookes was able to take the leading part.30 words
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Article88 1921-10-12 9 Singapore Arrangements. (From Otir Osxn C-nrftespondent Singapore, October 11The arrangements for the visit of the Prince of Wales are On. the Friday, one Address from the whole Colony will be presented on landing, unveiling of war memorial, visits to Malaya Borneo Exhibition, a Yacht Club banquet, and88 words
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Article258 1921-10-12 9 EUROPEAN VICTIMS OF FIRE. The report of a shocking tragedy, which occurred in the small hours of Sunday morning at Sabak-Bernam, on the Selangor side of the Hornam River, reaches us from Teluk Anson to-day, says the “Times of Malaya.” It appears that two Danes,258 words
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Article60 1921-10-12 9 After years of experiments with a spe cial apparatus. Signor Barriceli lias discovered that gravitation is subject to great local modifications, partly due to external causes, including the tides. The most important factor of the discoveries, which modifies Newton’s and la Place’s theories, relates to the influences of60 words
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Article229 1921-10-12 9 Pbnano Octobir 12, 1921 BP. Tapioca 56.75 sellers M. P. Tapioca $7.00 sellers Gold leaf $72 sellers Black Pepper $15.00 sellers White Pepper $2B sellers. Trang Pepper no stock Mace Pickings $35 sellers Cloves no stock. Nutmegs 80s $42.00 se lers 110 s $32.00 sellers [No. 1 $lO 00229 words
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Article451 1921-10-12 9 Prnano, October 12, 1921. BE KF— ctsi Soup Per 35 Roast do 48 Steaks do 48 Stew or Curry Meat do curry ab Rump Steak do Ox Tail each 50 do Tongue do 80 do Feet do o 0 Heart per catty 40 Liver do *0 Fillet of451 words
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Article223 1921-10-12 10 TO-DAY’S DEPARTURES. Proilua for Port Singapore, and Japin. Lake Gitano for Rangoon ard Calcutta (Mergui and Moulrpein via Rangoon). van Goena for Deli, Langaa, Edi, T Seuaawe, Segli, Olehleh and Sabaog. Padsng for Palau Langkawi, Setul and Perlis. Expected Arrivals. Tara, Madras, Oct 13. Elpenor, Singapore, Oct 13.223 words
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Article247 1921-10-12 10 DAILY (except Sunday). BY TRAIN. Parit Buntar, Bagan Serai, Taiping, Ipoh, Batu Gajah, Tapah Road, Teluk Anson, Kuala Kubu, By train Kuala Lumpur, Seremban, >7.15 am Malacca, Johore, Singapore 6 pm. and Hongkong Parit Buntar and Bagan Serai By train alac 10.15 a.m. 3.45 p.m. Kn h247 words
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Article14 1921-10-12 10 The homeward mail, by the Thongwa, doses ab 10 s.m, on Saturday.14 words
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Article24 1921-10-12 10 Despatched from Penang Delivered In London. 15th September By P O lObh October 17th do By B I 10th do24 words
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Article26 1921-10-12 10 The following are non delivered cables for the week ending 12th inst. ab the EE A and C Telegraph (Jo 1 Ecbow, 2 Hongbutt26 words
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Article58 1921-10-12 10 Oct 15—Temerlob Ruooer Meeting, 9 Beach Street, noon, Oc-16—Pdntwg Swimming Club. (< A Clars, 100 yd°, h’cap; B’’ Class 50 yds, h’cap. Oct 17—Warwick Comedy Coy, Town Hall. Oct 18—Wa-wick Comedy Coy Town Hall. Oct 30—Penang Swimming Cmb, Water Polo, Oct 31—P.0.C, Bowls Tournament Entries Close. Nov 1158 words
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Advertisement281 1921-10-12 10 C ggg HORLICKS i fefi MALTED MILK m EgSxlO HORLICK’S part 2 Thousands of Folk have thank'd HORLICK S *K m MALTED MlLK—the FOOD DRINK—for W pt? the strength it gave them to “ca ry-on. ,It is unrivalled tor old and young alike. HORLICK S n > s made in281 words
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Advertisement287 1921-10-12 10 Oil HAIG HAIG FIVE W STARS SCOTS WHISKY i is sought after and appreciated s because of its scarcity and supreme excellence and flavour. 9 JiWSjjSiA The quality bears a reputation of 1 ca 240 years. 3“'" S ft' is found in all good clubs and i t cultured homes287 words
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Article935 1921-10-12 11 IN NEW CROP. Rangoon, October 3 —The end of tbe ■Jionth excitement) now being over tbe local rice on Saturday was again in the hinds of the chief bull, who is striving bard in spite of dead Indian markets to keep up October prices, but tbe opinion935 words
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Advertisement1563 1921-10-12 12 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP TOYO KISEN KAIS HA. COMPANY. TO SAN FRANCISCO. via japan connecting to all points in the (Incorporated in U. 8. A.) 1 UNITED STATES, CANADA. MEXICO AND EUROPE TRANS.PACIFIC SERVICE. ■.a. HOESIER STATE” from Hongkong 31 October, IWI. CA SERVICE. lloagkong, Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama, Manila, Honolulu, i1,563 words
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Advertisement407 1921-10-12 12 L e e I W G o A’ 0 I ."Underwood Standard i)) Typewriters The Machine you will Eventually Buy.Paterson, Simons Co., Ltd., (Incorporated In Ensl«nd) AgentsPenang, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. L y. BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Incorporated in England Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital 1,800,000 Paid-up407 words
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Advertisement299 1921-10-12 12 HONGKONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated in Hongkong) Paid-up Capital f 15,000,0# Reserve Funds: Sterling Reserve £2, 500,1» Silver Reserve $21,500,i)' Head Office: -HONGKONG Branches and Agencies. Amoy, Bangkok, Batavia, Bombg Calcutta, Canton, Colombo, Foochov Hankow, Hongkew, Harbin. Iloilo, Ip« Johore, Kobe, Kuala Lumpur, Londos Lyons, Malacca, Manila, Nagagaki, Ne» York,299 words
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