Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 17 October 1921
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1921-10-17 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 239. VOL. LXXIK MONDAY, 17th OCTOBER, 1921. PRICE 15 CENTS.20 words
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Advertisement589 1921-10-17 1 a i NIKIKO 7. ROAD. < Telephone No. 579, i c 11 11 r > X fifIimfInMOMIfiIMXMftXRMMMOBUOIIKXaM. X'' i jfijßg,- t sa* ’K v r H s A- O I Haboko Tea. j masoo Ts jig Many of the Mascots which decorat e rp-- *g^^ 1 the cars one sees589 words
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Advertisement20 1921-10-17 1 1; THE BEST CAR TfIWH j I. soi« agoati B.S. A F M S< I Ong Laoag A Co, 920 words
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Article427 1921-10-17 2 B T.” Pa’tani, September 24i—The ajmost dailv downpours of during the last few* months have undoubtedly proved a boon to Pattani. No cases of cholera have been officially reported so far this year It js to be hoped that the scourge has passed us by. We are still. B T.” - 427 words
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Article192 1921-10-17 2 L vers of old time country sounds, who year by year look forward to the return of lh<- rich quiet song of the threshing machine in September, are a little perturbed at the changed order of things says a Home naper. The drowsy thre-shing-music is192 words
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Article219 1921-10-17 2 An important scientific discovery, making it possible for surgeons to obtain a more accurate location of foreign objects in the human body than i s at present attainable, will be disclosed at the annual exhibition of the Royal Photographic Society. The discovery, the outcome of researches carried out219 words
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Advertisement1444 1921-10-17 2 SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS,! TENDERS INVITED. T?in /net CctZette paid for in advance, 9 9 S perate lenders will be received op bo 'are published in the noon on Tnesday, the 18 h October, 1921 RATES OF CASUAL aP;n n n <r Cn7p t f o for tbe following snpplies for a1,444 words
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Advertisement305 1921-10-17 2 esaaaesesasagsgss -r < 1 .1 .GROSSMITHSg W®3op«£ j CeyCon C] r T'he latent triumph ®of the Per- I kjl fumer's Art, unique in its floral H charm and distinction, Wana-Ranet -j is a pearl among perfumes. Delightfully refreshing and lasting, it is everywhere acclaimed as Dream of Oriental Fragrance. Prepared305 words
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Article786 1921-10-17 3 —“M M’’ KUALA SELANGOR CASE. The Chief Judicial Commissioner, the Hon Mr L M. Woodward, in the SupremeCourt, Kuala Lumpur, heard aid gave judgment in a civil suit of a somewhat remarkable nature, in which the plaintiff, to ><he Siiit, a chetty of Kuala Selangor, alleged—“M M’’ - 786 words
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Article235 1921-10-17 3 Land tests were made wi h one of a pair of experimental tanks which arrived at Farnborowgh, The tanki are about whippet size, hut there the roo mblanc* ceases The machine resembled a baby submarine, standing high ovrr a pair of caterpillar wheels. To all appearances the235 words
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Article551 1921-10-17 3 SIR FRANK SWKTTFNHAM’S VIEWS. Sir Frank Swetteuham writes to “The rimes” that the new of Crown Colonie? contemplated by Mr Churchill is rather turpiising so far as it affects the Strains Settlements. To place at Port Lou s, in Mauritius, a High Commissioner, whose charge would include551 words
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Article414 1921-10-17 3 James Barnes, a native of Lelant, in Cornwall, although long domiciled in the Ur-red States, established him elf definitely a? 0' e of the world’s greatest golfers by winning the Gni'ed States oyep championship with a score of 289 strokes for four rounds-i-an average of 72} s’rokts414 words
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Advertisement152 1921-10-17 3 t --3T* I |j i §ll Lv uw i T/fl CHRISTMAS. I v n e e a w r cards I I auto Christmas STATIONERY POST CARDS I■ I OF CHOICEST SELECTION ON VIEW AT OUR OFFICE YOUR INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED I I Pinang Gazette Press, j LIMITED I v152 words
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Advertisement546 1921-10-17 3 I ikat cleariing! I h (S 10.05 JI 1.15) j I 23/6 f Z 26/I DOZ Y 2 DOZ. Z/essertf Joe Staiz\fess are wsfusdaAhea,phfe /Aey are quite ready z'or i tKe j\ex/ n\ea/. I You cannot .tain them-not h's f( >u:d ecorerr. lo buy eyen with vinegar or fruit. 1546 words
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Article321 1921-10-17 4 ASIA’S ANCIENT CIVILISATION. Paris, October 15—In response to an invitation from several universities in India, the noted French scholar, Sylvain Levi, Director of the Oriental Section of the Strasbourg University, will sail in the middle of October for India to organize in Bengal a centre of researches into321 words
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Article199 1921-10-17 4 THE ABBEY CEREMONY. London, October 15. G eat preparations are being made for the reception of the American General Pershing, who arrives in London to-morrow evening, to participa’e in the ceremony of laying of the United States Congressional Medal of Honour on the unknown warrior’s grave199 words
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Article31 1921-10-17 4 London, October 15. In the hope of re-establishing the market it is announced that important reductions in steel will take Lffect on October 17, ranging from £2 to £4.31 words
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Article168 1921-10-17 4 Oct 17 Warwick Comedy Coy, Town Hall. Cct 18—Warwick Comedy Coy, Town Hall. Oct 19—Concert, T J and R Club, Prai, 8-30 p.m Oct 23—Malacca Planters’ Association Meeting, 10 a.m. In the Supreme Court, S njapore, on Thursday before the Chief Justice, Sir Walter 8 Shaw, »n action168 words
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Article1430 1921-10-17 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL. The Hon Mr Gibbons, Singapore, fi on visit to Penang. Mr P J Sproule and Mr G G Wilson have had their leave extended two months. Mr C E Branch has been appointed a Judge of the Supreme Court as from May 21. Mr G H Hargreaves, Superintendent,1,430 words
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Article120 1921-10-17 4 Mr Edgar Warwick’s Comedy Coy, which arrived yesterday from Rangoon, will to-night present at the Town Hall Mr W Somerset Maugham’s nlay Ci*cle which has been running at tffe London Haymarket Theatre. It is a clever and unusual play and has met with great success in120 words
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Article671 1921-10-17 4 QUESTIONS OF ECONOMY ANI> PLAGUE. k IS 1 (P. G. Special) On Saturday we published a letter f correspjndent, who wrote under the n l p’ume, ‘‘BE E”, seeking f or i D f regarding the rat question i n p Amongst other tSings he aeked ir?671 words
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Article180 1921-10-17 4 About 9 30 o’clock on Saturday morL ..J a lorry fried with rubber dashed »g» the tram standard at the junction 0 and McCallum streets, the front por w the vehicle being damaged, says, the Times." The driver made bit»^ ll after the accident, with the180 words
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Advertisement640 1921-10-17 4 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TOWN HALL SHORT CLASSIFIED TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! ADVERTISEMENTS EDGAR WARWICK Wanted, For Sale, To Let, &c. PRESENTS THE can be inserted in the Pinang IA I Gazette” at WARWICK THREE CENTS A WORD, ChMFRY C(Y counting the address to which \Zv/ij replies are to be sent. in W. Somerset640 words
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Article1907 1921-10-17 5 PROPOSALS BY tHE ASSOCIATED HIM-SE CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE. have received from Mr. Koh I Hup, the Hon. Secretary of the V O( jated Chinese Chambers of Com British Malaya, a booklet on ,h Trad? Slump in Malaya,” consist,l fa report of the proceedings of the Conference of1,907 words
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Article181 1921-10-17 5 Remarkable results have been obt lined by the use of lodine <>n the tongue as a preventive against influenza. The experiment was made in Uganda by Dr. J. A. Taylor after the success of the same treatment in cases of spotted fever. Describing the result in the181 words
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Advertisement447 1921-10-17 5 INJUDICIOUS EATING. A COMMON FAILING. Many people have themselves to blame for the, fact that they are victims of indigestion, for rhe trouble is usually brought on either through over-eating, an unsu table or faulty mastication. M hen the ailment becomes chronic victims sometimes fly to pre-digested foods. <>r purgatives.447 words
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Advertisement491 1921-10-17 5 R. YOUNG £O., ITD., PENANG. ««v ‘MOSAIC’ Pressed Concrete Flooring Tiles. ■fi Lj 9 1 Great Variety in Artistic U i s Colours and Patterns. II H IL a J 8 3 M On View at Our Offices. I 2 II 1 II M .J SIZE OF TILES 8’x8» I491 words
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Article35 1921-10-17 6 Cottrell—AL "the Maternity Hospital, Singapore, od October 15, to Mr and Mrs H Cottrell, a daughter. Fislay —At the Maternity Hospital, Singapore 1 on October 15, to Mr end Mrs John Finlay, a son.35 words
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Article142 1921-10-17 6 Daniels—Mathison—At tbe Parish Church, Peebles, on 13th September, by the Rev M Taggart, of Lyne and Meggat, assisted by the Rev J Taylor, Arthur Park Daniels, Chartered Bank of India, Aus tralia, and China, youngest son of the late Charles T Daniela, Woodhe, Peebles, to Helen Rutherford (Nellie), only142 words
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Article1098 1921-10-17 6 A pamphlet ba? been published, at the instance of* the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce, of British Malaya reproducing an account of the Kuala Lumpur Conference, the petition to the Governor and newspaper articles on recommendations made by the Conference for relieving the present trade depression, The1,098 words
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Article1764 1921-10-17 6 There is no doubt th’lt like the planting communiLabour Again. «7. appreciates tbe riou ness of tMte Indian labour problem in this country and that it is generally retognised that prompt) steps must be taken to obviate tbe shortage, I 1 ’whid is bound be experienced in1,764 words
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Advertisement192 1921-10-17 6 I Jeyes’ I s THE g “ESSENCE OF HEALTH” i I I SAFE IP* F r nse ln tbe Js House, Office, S 1 EFFICIENT. I 3 School, s 1 k&JKwrWn i I wifeytk waV J Cinema. E= ECONOMICAL <1 I W I 1 IN 1,2, 5 GALLON DRUMS., I192 words
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Advertisement9 1921-10-17 6 Dinner AND ANCE at the “E. O.” Every Friday.9 words
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Miscellaneous27 1921-10-17 6 THE TIDES. High Water. Low Wafcr TO-dat. 12.19 ».na. 6 48 a.m. 12.29 p.m. 6,51 p.m. To-morbow, 12.48 a.m 7.17 k.m. 10. 1 p m. 7.17 p.m.27 words
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Obituary36 1921-10-17 6 ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Mr, Gan Goih Ee 9. begs to thank all who kindly attended the funeral of bis mother yesterday, sent wreaths, letters and telegrams of condolence, and also those who kindly lent their motorcars and carriages.36 words
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Article364 1921-10-17 7 GERMANY’S ATTITUDE. Reuter’s Telegrams. t Beflin. October 14. pi Intel Allied Commission at Opi has appealed to the people* to ac- t l( Silesian decision peacefully, and c es that it will deal sternly with of provocation aaid will not allow IIV public’ demonstrations whatever. The Imp*Chancellor. HerrReuter’s Telegrams. - 364 words
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Article47 1921-10-17 7 Paris, October 15. A message from Beylin states that the Committee of Guarantees reached an agreement with the German representatives. regarding the payment of tho instalments of the indemnity. Steps were taken to prevent any action encouraging speculation on the fall of the mark.47 words
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Article55 1921-10-17 7 A PLEBISCITE Venice. October 14. I nder the protocol settling the Burgenland dispute, which was signed today, Hungary engages to secure the handing over of the territory in a tran-q-u‘i sta U. whereupon Austria agrees to a plebiscite being taken as regards the national desire, under the direction of55 words
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Article190 1921-10-17 7 MINISTERS’ MISSION TO PARIS AND LONDON. Athens, October 16. The Greek Chamber, by 227 out of 240 passed a vote of confidence in the '‘fflier. M Gounaris. who, with the r r lcn Minister, M. Baltazzig, accordBri P 1^ar^ 9 On a destroyer to-day at Q190 words
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Article375 1921-10-17 7 the British Delegates. 4 ~V > < London, October 14. I h<< principal British delegates to the Washington onfereqee depart on October 26 Premier Likely to Go. London. October 14. It is understood that though a definite decision has not been rt’hched. Mr. Lloyd George is likely to375 words
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Article467 1921-10-17 7 Ex. M. Briand, the Prime Minister of France, who goes to* the Wash.ngton Conference as the chief French delegate, is by no means the Aristide Briand who retired from office in March, 1917, after having been Prime Minister since October, 1915, the man wljo formed theEx. - 467 words
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Article53 1921-10-17 7 BIG DECLINE TN VALUES. Ottawa, October 14. Canadian trade in September was of a total value of $119,000,000, a decline of $92.000,000, compared with September of last year. The total for the six months ending September was $721,000,000, a decline of $552.000,000, compared with the corresponding six months53 words
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Article55 1921-10-17 7 CONFERENCE AT BRUSSELS. Brussels. Octber 14. The meetings of the Executive Committee of the International Parliamentary Trade Conference were opened by M. Franck, Minister of the Colonies. Twenty countries are represented, including Britain. France, Italy. Greece, Portugal. Japan. China and Persia. A sub-committee was* appointed to draft a55 words
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Article56 1921-10-17 7 2.000 PASSENGERS ABOARD. London. October 14. The t 000 ton British India Company’s steamer Coconada. from Rangoon to Coromandel, with 2.000 passengers, is ashore five miles south of Gopaulpore. The vassengers are being ’landed. The steamer Clan Macßride is standing by. The steamer Warawala is going tn56 words
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Article40 1921-10-17 7 Chicago, October 15. An earthquake of moderate intensity, lasting two and a half hours was registered by the official seismograph. The centre of the disturbafVe is estimated to be 2865 miles distant, probably in the Pacific.40 words
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Article32 1921-10-17 7 London, October 14. Financiers in Amsterdam and the Rotterdam Lloyd have entered into community interests with German-Australian Lines to run a joint ten-day service to the East Indies.32 words
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Article24 1921-10-17 7 Charleston (Virinia) October 14. A million and a half dollars of damage was done by fire to wharves, warehouses and material.24 words
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Article29 1921-10-17 7 London, October 15. Messrs Coats announce a further allround reduction in cotton thread prices of approximately Id the 400 yard reel, which will henceforth cost 6d.29 words
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Article19 1921-10-17 7 London. October 14. Ambassador Harvey will deposit the Congressional ‘medal on tho unknown British Warrior’s tomb.19 words
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Article14 1921-10-17 7 »San Francisco. October 14. “Fatty” Arbuckle will be tried on November 7.14 words
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Article31 1921-10-17 7 MIDDLE WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. London, October 14. At the Albert Hall, for the Middleweight Championship of Britain and Europe*, over twenty rounds. Kid Lewis beat Johnny Basham, in the twelfth round.31 words
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Article47 1921-10-17 7 RETURNING TO THE EAST. Marseilles, October 15. 104 indigent Chinese students arrived yesterday from Lyons, where they have been accommodated in a fortress. They were conducted by 40 police aboard the “Paul Lecat,” which is sailing for the Far East on October 14.47 words
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Article52 1921-10-17 7 FRIDAY’S MEETING. London, October 14. The Irish Conference met this morning and adjourned until Monday afternoon. Complaints from Ireland. London, October 16. One oi the concrete results of the Irish Conference i s the appointment of a joint visiting board to investigate the complaints of internees and prisoners52 words
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Article131 1921-10-17 7 RELIEF AND TRADE REVIVAL London, October 15. The British unemployment returns for tfiu week ended October 7, show a total of 1,375,000 wholly unemployed a decrease of 30,000 compared with the previous week. The Proposals. London, October 16. Rai Jy in modern political history has a Government131 words
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Article83 1921-10-17 7 ARBITRATOR’S DECISION, London, October 14. 1 he coal crisis in South Wales has been, settled in favour of the owners, by the award of the arbitrator. Sir William Plender. The Mines Department contended that the liability of the owneis for the September wages was 97.57 on83 words
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274 1921-10-17 7 Chicago, OctobeT 15. A railroad strike is foreshadowed as the result of the statement of the Railroad Executives Association, that the railroads could not reduce freights with out sroing into bankruptcy. Therefore they are seeking a further reduction in wages. The operatives have already voted against274 words
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Article96 1921-10-17 7 THE BRITISH FACTOR. London. October 14. The “Times” City correspondent urges that future loan prospectuses of the Dominions and Colonies give an undertaking that the money be spent to the ad vantage of Britain whenever possible. He commends the action of India in giv. ing such an undertaking96 words
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Article117 1921-10-17 7 big OFFENSIVE. Bombay, October 16. A Malabar message says a great offensive against the rebels is expected to begin almost immediately. Martial Law Ordinance. Simla, October 16. A martial law ordinance has been promulgated, providing for the constitution of military courts to try certain offence!; in a117 words
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Article99 1921-10-17 7 Simla. October 10. —A telegram received by the Government of India from the Officer Commanding the Malabar column, states The following punishments have been awarded by Summary Courts up to the third of October: 801 have been committed to sessions. 1,634 sentenced to tw’o years. Nine99 words
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Article61 1921-10-17 7 Washington. October 14. The Department of Labour promulgated an order exempting foreign students from the provisions of the immigration law as'regards the quotas of immigrants. Mr Rockefeller’s Gift. New York. October 16. Mr. Rockefeller, Junior, has given funds for a residential centre for 500 out of 1.400 foreign61 words
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Article54 1921-10-17 7 Chicago. October 14. The Court sustained the demurrer of the “Chicago Tribune” in declaring there was «o cause for the action in the ten million dollar libel suit filed by the Corporation of Chicago on the ground that the newspaper’s criticisms of the Mayor’s financial policy gravely54 words
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Article42 1921-10-17 7 Melbourne, October 14. The Commonwealth naval estimates show that no further building is contemplated. Federal Ministers, replying to questions in Parliament, denied the report in the “Age,” with reference to the transference of the fleet’s chief base to Singapore, etc.42 words
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Article95 1921-10-17 7 PROGRAMME FOR RESTORATION. Vienna, October 14. Herr Guertler, the new Finance Minister, in a statement in the National Assembly, outlined a far-reaching programme in an effort to restorei the financial situation of Austria. He proposes gradually to reduce and abolish food subsidies, reorganise the administration, reducing the number95 words
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Article62 1921-10-17 7 LONG TREK FOR FOOD Reval, October 16. Thousands of starving Tartars from the Volga region arrived at the town of Gdow, on the north-eastern shore of Lake Peipus. Half of the party died from starvation during their two months’ wanderings. The refugees were directed to the Esthonian frontier62 words
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Article16 1921-10-17 7 London, October 14. The “Manchester Guardian” has opened a Russian famine relief fund.16 words
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Article18 1921-10-17 7 Lisbon, October 16. Official quarters deny the report to the effect that troops were despatched to Macao.18 words
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Article43 1921-10-17 7 ALLAGAR AND SELETAR (Special Wire.) London, October 14. Allaaar Rubber Company requires £30,000 additional capital, and proposes reconstruction, with an assessment of 9d. per share. There was much opposition to >cletav Rubber Company’s reconstruction, but it was carried, on a poll.43 words
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Article64 1921-10-17 7 PROFIT £164,466. London, October 14. Messrs H urisons and rosiield's net, profit for the year ended the 30th J#fie was £164,466, from which have been paid lull dividends of 6 per cent on the. cumulative preference shares, 10 per cent on ‘he preferred ordinary and 7J per64 words
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Article46 1921-10-17 7 NO PREFERENCE DIVIDEND. London, October 14. In view of the serious depreciation of stocks of rubber and cotton held by the Company at ihe end of the financial year, the Dunlop Rubber Company intimate that dividends on the preference shares will not be paid.46 words
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Article357 1921-10-17 7 IMPROVEMENT TN TRADE. Trade conditions generally have shown material improvement during the last quarter, but the state of .affairs is still far below normal in peace time, says a recent report. Ihe volume of trade is relatively small, and the value of British exports, despite the enhanced prices,357 words
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Article195 1921-10-17 7 —“Daily Telegraph.” “It remains certain that the Civil Service Estimates are to-day on a scale that i s quite beyond the country’s means and that unless some reduction more than anything proposed by Sir Robert Horne is enforced, there will be trouble.”—“Morning Post.” “When all is said”—“Daily Telegraph.” - 195 words
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Article1235 1921-10-17 8 REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS. The fourteenth annual report of the Directors r>f Rahmaan Hydraulic Tin, Ltd., to be submitted to the shareholders at the ordinary genera] meeting, to be held at the registered office’ of the Company, British India Hbuse, Penang, n Saturday, 22nd October, at 11-301,235 words
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Article265 1921-10-17 8 The high cost of killing is a big factor in the high cost 'of living. Ireland seems to have as many strings to her harp as England h;> to her bow. Eventually ovMrything*will get back to the prewar level except Europe’s upper class. The only oil the265 words
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Advertisement304 1921-10-17 8 Opinions H ZCfiat t6e Motor Experts K at flome say about i the Wolseley fifteen. J Every real expert who tries the Wolseley Fifteen is emphatic in his praise of its remarkable combination of qualities. Th© kjLZ following half-dozen expressions of opinion SHtapE are typical Brin g B hitherto unattained304 words
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Advertisement328 1921-10-17 8 t X' M- The Ideal Food Beverage for Invalids and Convalescents z? Ovaltine is the ideal food beverage I for convalescents because it most abundantly supplies the vitalizing and restorative elements required to build up the sjstenft 1 r All the rich nerve and body building el® ments contained in328 words
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Article326 1921-10-17 9 io the Editor of the "Pinang Gazette.’ g IR Ic appears that the planters down q a r are more alive to the situation than their confreres in Perak antf the northern Q j of the peninsala. time ago ft letter appeared in your correspondence -mos advocating united326 words
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221 1921-10-17 9 To the Ed/tor of the Pinang Gazette Sir, —Taking into consideration that the amonnt of accumulated stocks of ruboer at the end of 1920 was known, and the outlook being what it was, it was a pity that compulsory stopping of all rapping during221 words
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Article321 1921-10-17 9 u g t Allege dFal e Affidavits. The case which has been postponed several times was finally disposed of in the Serembau Police Court, when Mr R 0 Cu’sen, the Magistrate, had before him Sung Tai Cheong and Sang Lim Chan, the b jther and alleged adoptedu g t ” * - 321 words
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Article407 1921-10-17 9 A STRUGGLE IN THE DARK. r A daring and impudent attempt at theft was heard before Mr R. Scotb, District Judge, in the District Court. Penang, this morning, f when Mydit bin Mohamet Kassim, described as a tamby in Messrs Pritobard and Co., Ltd’s furniture department,407 words
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Article122 1921-10-17 9 THE ENTRIES. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, October 17. The following are the entries for the first day of the Singapore Sporting Club’s Autumn Meeting: Race 1. Jill, Gay Lad, Orthez, Wester Watten, Nankin, Wendy, Avro, Biby, Layaug Payang. Race 2 and 7. Backfire, Broomhills, Kennerley, Kananga, Cheeky122 words
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Article48 1921-10-17 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, October 17. At the annual meeting of Jimah Rubber Company, the Chairm%n stated that owing to the reduction of costs, the position was sound, and the Company would get through the difficult period safely. The all-in •ost was-now 20 cents.48 words
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Article69 1921-10-17 9 MINES TO RESTRICT OUTPUT. [From Our Own Correspondent Weltevreden, October 16.—Aneta learns it is no longer intended to increase the tin production of the Byka Mines, and the desirability of closing up is being considered, the exploitation of the mines being insufficiently profitable owing to the present69 words
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Article622 1921-10-17 9 CARNIVAL, CABARET AND CONCERT. In aid of the Perak Nursing Association a party of Ipoh amateurs styling themselves the Peerah Peeraux gave a very successful entertainment at the Town Hall on Saturday night, the function being a mixture of carnival, cabaret and concert, highly entertaining and decidedly622 words
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Article288 1921-10-17 9 Chase After Bundle of Currency I Notes. A very daring attempt to snatch a big bundle of currency notes amounting to about $1,300 was made by a Chinese in broad daylight in Rcßger Street, Kuala Lumpur, at 1.30 pm on Friday. There was a busy crowd.in the288 words
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Article70 1921-10-17 9 The following are the latest quotations in MessrS Kennedy Co.’s share list; Yesterday. To-day. SHARES.: 3 3 U o "5 09 «2 35 0Q C. C. sc. Sc. Mining. Asam K 32/- 33/- 31/- 32/Kampong K... 34/6* 35/6 34/- 35/South Taiping 62jc 65c 60c 62 Ac T’kah70 words
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Article30 1921-10-17 9 The following were the rubber quotations in London on October 15 implantation Ist latex crepe 9|d Smoked Sheet 9|d Market steady. [By courtesy of Messrs. Boustead Co30 words
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Article14 1921-10-17 9 The following is an additional rubber for September Bukit Katil lbs 7,27514 words
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Article118 1921-10-17 9 Tronoh Mines, Ltd, for September, piculs 1,800. Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging, Ltd, half month of October, Hours run [two dredges] 500, cubic yards treated 63,500, Total piculs 494.29, nett value $21,700. Asam Kumbang Tin Dredging, Limited, half month of October, hours run [one dredge] 277, cubic yards treated118 words
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Article121 1921-10-17 9 The Straits Trading Co, Ltd, Oct 17th Singapore, buyers no sellers at $78.50 Penang, buyers no sellers at $78,50. The Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd London, October 14th, £155 5s spot, and £157 12s 6d three months buying, £157 15s selling. Messrs Boustead and Co Saturday’s quotation for Singapore121 words
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Article231 1921-10-17 9 Penang, October 17, 1921. SP. Tapioca $6.75 sellers M. P. Tapioca $7.00 sellers Cold 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 00 per231 words
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Advertisement207 1921-10-17 9 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXKXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX i Wunderlich Art Metal ceilings ARE ARTISTIC, PERMANENT, ECONOMICAL X Strong and durable with excellent fire-resisting qualities, C they will not crack, warp, or fall in pieces. Pleasing ia I g X effect, they afford the architect the mean* of obtaining the best results for interior decorations. 5 Designs207 words
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Article428 1921-10-17 10 GOVERNMENT’S POLICY, Simla, September 29. 1 trees communique says: In pursuance of their expressed policy of makisjg India as far as possible independent of outside sources in the supply of materials for railways the Government) of India have had under consideration the question of the construction of428 words
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Article405 1921-10-17 10 Pknasg, Cctober 17, 1921. BEEF ct’. Soup prr oat»y 35 Rvast io 48 Steaks do 48 So-w or Curry Meat do curry oo Hurry.’ Stea*> do 48 Ot Tail each •'k' do Tongue do 80 do Feet do Heart per catty 40 Liver do 80 Fillet ot Heet405 words
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Article153 1921-10-17 10 TO-DAY’S DEPARTURES. Pangkor for Tela* ADBOU. Fading for Palau Lwgkawi, Satul aua Perlis. Koemai for Deli and Laugsa. Expected Arrivals. Kamo Maru, Singapore, Oct 22, lyo Maru, Singapoie. Nov 5. Armand Behic, Singapore, Nov 6. Atsuba Maru, Singapore. Nov 19. Andre Lebon, Singapore, Nov 27. Shidzuoka Maru, Singapore,153 words
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Article52 1921-10-17 10 Recruiting has been resumed generally in Madras Presidency except in the follow ing Taluqs which are still closed to recruiting owing to prevalence of disease: Ganjatn District all Taluqs Godaveri all Taluqs Kistna ail Taluqs, Guntur all Taluqs, Kurnool Cumbam, Markapurauo, Nellore Darsi, Foci i, Kauigiri, Kaudaku-, Gudur.ijletnnad52 words
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Article293 1921-10-17 10 DAILY (except Sunday). BY TRAIN. Parit Buntar, Bagan Serai, Taiping, Ipoh, Batu Gajah, Tapah Road, Teluk Anson, Kuala Kubu, JBy train Kuala Lumpur, Seremban, 7 15 am Malacca, Johore, Singapore |&6 pm and Hongkong Parit Buntar and Bagan Serai By train ala» 10.15 a.m 3.46 p.rr. Kroh293 words
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Article31 1921-10-17 10 The homeward mail, by the Tara, closes at 10 R.m, on TheTetsia with mails from Europa is expected to arrive here on Fr d*y after noon, the 21st instant.31 words
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Article119 1921-10-17 10 P«nang, October 17, 1321 (Bi Coubtbst of the. Chartered Bawb) London Demand Bank 2,3 15/16 4 months’sight) Bank 2/4 1/4 3 Credit 2/4 l/2< •t 3 Documentary 2/4 19/32 Oalcubia Demand Bank Rs, 1581 3 days' sight Private 165 Bombay Demand Bank M 158 c Madras Demand Bank 158119 words
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Advertisement313 1921-10-17 10 ■‘as* s i^WW^w^ '-> IJrom Stock: I < “Camel ffirand Qamel Ji.air belting Jn sizes 3 to 1C inches. I < J&incona I balata welting I I 5 7n sizes I’ 2 to 10 inches. f w r < < > J I on to: < < I Xatz brothers313 words
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Advertisement271 1921-10-17 10 w— WRIT! ADS White Abbey Linen Box. e Contains one writing pad of 50 leaves and 48 envelopes to match. Azure or Cream $1 per box. “Autocrat” Writing Pads. These retire no envelopes, as the papers are cut to shape and fold like envelopes, flaps being ready gummed and tissued.271 words
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447 1921-10-17 11 News has been received Jrom Constantinople that the ex Khedive has'obtained a divorce from his wife in the Turkish Mehkemeh Sharila. Abbas Hihny II had two wives and considerable- curiosity is evinced locally as to which is the lady concerned. As a young man the exKhedive married447 words
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204 1921-10-17 11 The interesting statement on the gold qu«‘Sti<»n which Professor Cassel made to a Swedish journal conflicts in one particular with the facts»that have been presented to us by a statistical expert, says “The Times. Professor Cassel contends that the attempt on the part of Continental204 words
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Article210 1921-10-17 11 Something approaching the old time ship-repairing prosperity on the Thames may be hoped for. Negotations have been proceeding for several months between the great Belfast shipbuilding firm of Harland and Wolff, and the Port of London Authority, under which the fi lin are to210 words
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Advertisement192 1921-10-17 11 SI v I corn Doming fit Home. I II I I' ,'7.11' .I'MMe? I 111 With a Grafonala and < kJ a few Columbia Records ji you will find it quite easy to Master the |hB Onestep, Foxtrot, etc. M MODEL AS ILLUSTRATED H $3OO. |l|| TABLE MODELS V* |H192 words
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Advertisement289 1921-10-17 12 HONGKONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated in Hongkong Paid-up Capital f 16,000,000 Reserve Funds: Sterling Reserve £2,&00,00C Silver Reserve $21,500,000 Head Office:-HONGKONG. Branches and Agencies. Amoy, Bangkok, Batavia, Bombay, Calcutta, Canton, Colombo, Foochow, Hankow, Hongkew, Harbin, Iloilo, Ipoh, Johore, Kobe, Kuala Lumpur, London, Lyons, Malacca, Manila, Nagasaki, New York, Peking, Rangoon,289 words
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