Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 15 November 1921
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1921-11-15 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1883, *{o/ 263» VOL. LXXIX TUESDAY, 15th NOVEMBER, 1921. PRICE 15 CENTS.20 words
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Advertisement441 1921-11-15 1 r vwhere wholesale from i i *inabK e CI? I co I i fiO iii h i: I S.m Leong 4Co Pen n K- 1 r o*B 51 I EW :^oo e r' r vnrz II hi INTERESTED IN FIRE PROTECTION g| |i MINIMAX j > I Cigarettes Sol e441 words
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Advertisement27 1921-11-15 1 THE BES! 3”• I i 1 l’ udu dt— u I i I t ’•'•<* L W*ar*- Ml» M»«i« S 3, a P. 11.- Ong Sam L.o.g Cw27 words
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NEWS FROM INDIA.
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Article565 1921-11-15 2 POLICE FIRE ON CROW# Calcutta, November 5.—A riot took place at Howrah last night at ten o’clock which resulted in one police constable being killed and several policemen and others being wounded. From enquiries made it appears that a meeting was held on the Howrah maidan yesterday565 words
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Article206 1921-11-15 2 OPERATIONS OF COLUMNSDelhi, November 8,- —A telegram received at army headquarters, Simla, about the situation in Malabar on the evening of the sth instant shows a detachment of the 64th Pioneers while en gaged in clearing the Manjeri Arikod road inflicted six casualties on rebels. In yesterday206 words
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Article144 1921-11-15 2 Bombay November 3,—M ith refere to the recent Reuter message stating that the P- and O. steamer Caledonia had been struck by a ball of lightning when off Sicily, Mr. T. L. Nevell- an American visiting Bombay, was a pas senger <>n the Tevere which arrived m144 words
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Article90 1921-11-15 2 Madras. November 2. —The "Daily Express” understands” that the Government of India have wired to Mr.»B. Venkatapathyraju asking him if he would go to the Fiji Isles to report on the conditions of Indian labour in place of the Right Hon. Mr.-V. S. Srinivasa Sastri. It90 words
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Article90 1921-11-15 2 Delhi, November 3. —Mr. C. A. Bell, on return to India from Tibet will visit Delhi to confer with the foreign office. He has had a most hospitable reception from the Dalai Lama and Tibetan >l6l cials. The-story of the Anglo-Tibetan treaty is considered in90 words
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Article61 1921-11-15 2 Calcutta. Nov. 6,—The final figures now issued, after revision, by the superintendent of census operations in Bengal show that the population of Calcutta and suburbs is 13.47.547. In 1911 the figure was 12.72.279. In the first estimate the figure was 12.44.824 This shows that m the first estimate61 words
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Article155 1921-11-15 2 Colombo, October 29. —Complaint is already being made of the proposed increase in hotel charges during the Prince’s visit. A correspondent writing to the “Times of Ceylon” says that touri-t agencies are willing to take all available accommodation in Queen’s Hotel. Kandv. for Rs. 35 and155 words
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Article178 1921-11-15 2 SELL GOWNS AND CURIOS TO P AY COLLEGE FEES. A Reuter message from Paris that the Chines e girl students at the Paris University have all brought with them to France native dresses, beautiful embroi dered silks and fans, quaintly worked bronzes and jewellery' and jade statuettes178 words
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Advertisement1009 1921-11-15 2 SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS, NOTICE, paid for in advance, meeting of the Board of the Licensing JT 7T7 Justices will be held in the District Court, are published in the on Wednesday the 21st December, 1921, “Pinang Gazette” at 2-30 p.m. to consider applications for o i. w U new licences for1,009 words
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Advertisement93 1921-11-15 2 ARE YOU A MARKED MAN? Marked for promotion—or next on the list for "the sack” Slackers, and men who habitually arrive late for work in the mornings, are usually sufferers from constipation or “liver,” for which ailments Pinkettes are the remedy gently stimulate the aid digestion, ensure daily regularity. I93 words
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Advertisement246 1921-11-15 2 MOTOR CAR SIZE -MOTOR CYCLE SIZE 2.00 SAMPLE OUTFIT 1.25 u-Nead-lt Cement is simple to use, and can easily be carried on your car or cycle. I U-NMd-it lure teigi HAS ENTIRELY SUPERSEDED VUfAMB U-NEAD-IT is a. tyre stopping which can be used either for the repair of out<r S246 words
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Article377 1921-11-15 3 the chairman on its visit to SINGAPORE. I hat fine American ship, the Empire State, specially routed f°r the purpose, arrived in Singapore on Friday with 135 members of the foreign trade department °f the San -Francisco Chamber of Commerce, the chairman of the party being Mr. Alfred377 words
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Article493 1921-11-15 3 The rooms of the Chine&r Chamber < f Commerce in Hills! Singapore were en fete on Saturday afternoon, when the members were “at home” to the representativo of the American trade deu--gation which arrived here en Friday morning, says the “Free Press.” The spacious hall, which493 words
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Article271 1921-11-15 3 S.D.G. LODGE OF THE MIDDLE EAST. Th e Installation Meeting of the Scottish District Grand Lodge of the Middle East was held at the Scottish Masonic Temple, Venning Road, Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday. The ceremony was very ably performed by Wor. Bro. Malcolm Watson, Depute District Grand Master, ruling,271 words
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Article130 1921-11-15 3 It is understood that a conference is now taking place in Colombo between representatives of the Madras Government and of the Government of Ceylon °n the subject of the de limitation of Palk Strait and tho Gulf of Mannar." The Hon. Mr. B. Horsburgh, Controller of Revenue, presided-130 words
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Article115 1921-11-15 3 .—“S.T.” Those who want a comfortable passage to England at a cost of just over £2O No, unfortunately it does not apply to people in Malaya, it is a quotation re. ga’rding the cost °f a passage from (‘apetown to London by the P. and O..—“S.T.” - 115 words
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Article84 1921-11-15 3 Mr H. C. Eckhardt, acting British Adviser- Trengganu concludes his report n the State for 1920 as follows:—“The year under review was one of slow progress in many ways: there was an expansion of revenue, a considerable reduction of unproductive expenditure, and an increase of efficiency in84 words
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Advertisement156 1921-11-15 3 j ROBEY’S SEMI-DIESEL 1 CRUDE OIL ENGINE. 1 I. g Chief points of advantage are— j Simplicity of Construction ĕ Ease of Handling. Complete Construction. j Low Fuel Consumption. F Efficiency and Reliability. No inlet and Exhaust Valves. f Perfect Lubrication. f Regularity of Running. 2 f Adaptability for Crude156 words
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Advertisement153 1921-11-15 3 THE ANXIETIES OF MOTHERHOOD. Man is rather a careless happy go lucky individual, and, in general, does not fully appreciate the worries of his wife in safeguarding their childrens health. Generally one or other of the young household is ailing either with a chill, slightly feverish or colic symptoms, and153 words
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Advertisement93 1921-11-15 3 I I x Sundour Cretonnes at Pritchard’s I 1 I These Beautiful and Artistic i Cretonnes are all in the VERY LATEST DESIGNS, the colours are FADELESS and FAST in WATER. Width 31 inches. i Price $l.BO and $2.95 per yard. Do Not Fail to See These Goods —Known as93 words
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Article919 1921-11-15 4 ACCUSED DISMISSED. The case in which Habib and Karim Meah were charged with having stabbed one Abdul Kader, in the shop at 81 Penang Street, on the night of September 19/20, was concluded before Mr A C Baker, in the Police Court, Penang, yesterday. Complainant alleged919 words
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Article1925 1921-11-15 4 MR. GEORGE GRAY’S REMINISCENCES. PG’’ Special.) It is not perhaps generally known, that a fractured arm sustained in a jumping competition at school, was the medium through which Mr George Gray, the champion billiard player, discovered that be had a natural aptitude for billiards. Yet1,925 words
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CORRESPONDENCE.
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Article855 1921-11-15 4 [To The Editor of the “Pinang Gazette S tR «Having r«l D F’s remark, quoted io ImO night'* f 7»« T,lo ble paper, one feels that it calls for a counter1 His first reason—that it is objectionable because it increases officials, red tape, and fees might be855 words
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339 1921-11-15 4 "S.F.P.” The affairs of the Diocese of Singapore are receiving full attention from the considerable number of Clergy who have come down to the Bishop’s Visitation, which took place in St Andrew’s Cathedral, Singapore on Sunday morning, the clergy being seated in the choir"S.F.P.” - 339 words
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Article115 1921-11-15 4 The Band will play the following programme of music at the Dato Kramat Gard?ns at 5-30 p.m. to-day. 1 March ...The Old Ship... Keefe 2 Selection ...Marco Visconti... Petrella 3 Waltz ...The Rivulet,..Godfrey 4 Polka ...En Garde... Waldteufel 5 Galop ...The Garibaldi... Alber The acting OC, A115 words
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Article319 1921-11-15 4 Penang, November 15, 1921. BEEF— eta, Soup per catty 35 Roast do 48 Steaks do 48 Stew or Curry Meat do curry 36 Rump Steak do 48 Ox Tail each 50 do Tongue do 80 do Feet do 50 Heart per catty 40 Liver do 80 Fillet of319 words
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Advertisement510 1921-11-15 4 NEW APVERTIjgg* SHORT ClASSlfipk advert IS eme Nt d Wanted, For Sale,ToLe t can be inserted in the “pGazette at THREE CENTS A W OR 0 countins the address t 0 replies are to be sent. Minimum Charge $1 each Insertion. 6 Consecutive Insertions $5 Cash must accompany qh otherwise510 words
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Article1511 1921-11-15 5 MALARIA’S DEPREDATIONS. Io the course of his report for the year 1920, Dr A R Wellington, Senior Health Officer, F M 8, writes as follows In May, 1919, a scheme was submitted bo Government increasing the staff to 15 officers and 8 chief sanitary inspectors. The scheme1,511 words
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Article226 1921-11-15 5 Penang, November 15, 1921 SP. Tapioca $5.50 buyers M. P. Tapioca $6.00 buyers Cold leaf $72 sellers Black Pepper $15.00 sellers White Pepper $24 sellers. Trang Pepper no stock Mace Pickings $35 sellers Cloves no stock. Nutmegs 80s $42.00 sellers 110 s $32.00 sellers J No. 1 $lO.OO per226 words
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Advertisement210 1921-11-15 5 n paradise oi Rest for I nW Weary Feet. <« ■»>| ]f you have experienced difficulty in the past in comfortable fitting footwear, owing to EE yckof try these, we are sure you will like n They fit like a glove, do not pinch or the feet. They are made210 words
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Advertisement179 1921-11-15 5 Williams Holder Top Shaving Stick X b M J The rich, lasting lather of Williams’ Shaving Stick will quickly win you to its daily use. The velvety coolness it imparts to the face, combined with its delicate fragrance makes shaving a real pleasure. The Holder Top feature is an added179 words
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Article54 1921-11-15 6 Norris —Ab Kuali Latnpur on November 13th, to Mr and Mrs Fde la Mare Norris, a son. Hastings —At European Hospital, Koala Lumpur, on lltb inst., to Mr and Mrs W E Hastings, a daughter. Holland—At the Maternity Hospital, Singapore, ou November 10, 1921, to Mr and Mrs L54 words
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Article42 1921-11-15 6 Provis Kyle—At St Mary's Church, Kuala Lumpur, on the 11 th inst. by the Rev G J Walsh, Hagh Provis, Agent, Mercantile Bank of India, Kuala Lumpur, to Ida Louise, second daughter of Dr and Mrs D Hamilton Kyle, St Andrew?.42 words
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Article1230 1921-11-15 6 That the rubber industry has not been an unmixed blessing to Malaya is established by some striking facts quoted in a booklet just issued as a Science Bulletin by the Forest Department of the F M S. Dealing with the commercial woods of the Malaya Peninsula Mr1,230 words
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Article1560 1921-11-15 6 One rarely finds official red tape defended, and we have Red Tape.” s et t 0 ear 11 convincing argument in support of it 1 In thia country it has been a perpetual sourcaof irritation to tbe business community who have encountered it at every turn, and1,560 words
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Advertisement235 1921-11-15 6 C. 9 Scientific Control. is exercised from start to finish in the production of Armco Ingot Iron. The raw materials used are purchased or mined with the ut- j most care and selection. During every stage of manufacture, laboratory tests are made to ensure that the wonderful purity of 99.84%,235 words
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Advertisement30 1921-11-15 6 FORTHCOMING EVENTS AT THE E. WEDNESDAY, 3OTH NOV.. ST. ANDREWS NIGHT SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE. EXTENSION OF LICENSE DANCING TILL 2 A.M. NEW YEAR EVE. PIERROT AND PIERRETTE COSTUME BALL.30 words
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Miscellaneous26 1921-11-15 6 THE TIDES. High Water. Low Water To-day. 12 m n. 6 25 a.m. 12.6 p.m. 6.19 pm. To-morrow. 12.18 a.m. 6.59 a.m. 12.44 p.m. 6.52 p.m.26 words
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Obituary25 1921-11-15 6 DEATH Hamilton—At 63 Prince Edward Street, Crossbill, Gl-sg>w, on the 16tb October, James, aged 27 years, soo of James Hamilton and the late Margaret M’Gregor.25 words
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Article932 1921-11-15 7 AMERICAN OPINION ■Reuter’s Telegrams.] \'ew York, November 13. Hunhesl’ proposals for the limita- <)f naval armaments created as great r -ation in the United States as The newspapers consider that .ronosals constitute a great advance, stress on the fact that the Uni States pledges itself to a larger rei■Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 932 words
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Article210 1921-11-15 7 The latest statistics give certain detail- of tonnage, and the strength of Eng land. Japan, and. the L’nited States in battle cruisers, and battleships, and the rate at which the countries are adding to their fleets. Great Britain leads with 533.<XM> tons America comes next with 464,000210 words
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Article147 1921-11-15 7 Lord Curzon said in the House of Lords ’hat he would have liked, as Foreign Secretary. to go to Washington himself. Problems of the Far East and the Pacific were questions which he had had many occasions to study, and he had -everal times vidted those regions.147 words
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Article102 1921-11-15 7 the farm worker. Geneva, November 13. The Labour Conference adopted the convention guaranteeing farm workers the same rights of association and combination as industrial workers. Mr. Ba.rett and Sir Oliver, the South Aincan and Australian Government dele, gates respectively, and Messrs. Cookson. Parsons and Tamura, Australian. Canadian102 words
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Article23 1921-11-15 7 GOLFING FATALITY. Lakewood. November 14. Mrs George Jay Gould dropped dead .he,, playing gdlf with her husband23 words
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Article41 1921-11-15 7 TREATY WITH MONGOLIA Pans, November 14 The “Ne w ork Herald” says a treaty was signed in Moscow on November 5between the Russian Soviet and Mongolian Governments, definitely expanding the Soviet zone of influence in the FarEast.41 words
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Article60 1921-11-15 7 DR NANSEN’S PLAN. Geneva, November 13. Speaking at an. informal gathering at the International Labour Office. Dr. Nansen outlined a simple, though bold and costly plan. for th»- resUnati< Russian economic or■ sperity. involving the despatch of m '<•!■ ploughs -<>n a large scale to the60 words
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Article259 1921-11-15 7 Paris November 11. —The noted French novelist. Anatole France, was awarded the Nobel prize for 1921 The Turkish Parliament decided to bestow on another French writer, Pierre Loti, honorary Turkish citizenship. Loti wrote a number of books pertaining to Eastern life, notably to Japan, and is an259 words
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Article104 1921-11-15 7 SPECIAL MEETING. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, November 15. At a special meeting of Singapore Cricket Club, Sir J. W. Murison presid ing. the extension scheme, providing for two billiard rooms, each containing three tables, was approved, and an amendment was carried, that the work proceed immediately,104 words
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Article62 1921-11-15 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, November 15. Much interest is being displayed in the exhibition of goods by the Australian tra-de delegates at the Old Post Office. The exhibits are of an interesting character, representing practically the whole field of industry. There was a steady flow of62 words
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Article31 1921-11-15 7 .(From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, November 15. Siam's new Sterling Loan of £2-000,000 is required to recoup expenditure out of the Treasury Reserve on the railways and irrigation31 words
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Article49 1921-11-15 7 London.' November 2. —Among the dis riniiui-hv’d company of amateurs pr*>dug Lytton’s c »medy “Not so bad as we seem' at Devonshire H< use on the 30th instant, will be Mrs. Asquith, who will take the part of the <i!ent wife bt Dead man’s Lana.49 words
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AHEAD OF THE MAIL.
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Article128 1921-11-15 7 London, November B.—A Constantinople message says General Felle, French High Commissioner, m the course of a conversation with Pressmen expressed hi- gratification regarding the Franco Turkish agreement. He said that the principle of the old diplomacy. under which the- Crescent could not enter the same place128 words
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116 1921-11-15 7 London. November 4. —A Constantinople message -ays Colonel Rawlinson has been abominably treated while in captivity. He was kept in solitary con finement for nearly two years and received no rations or what he did get were unfit for human consumption. None of the parcels116 words
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Article119 1921-11-15 7 Loudon, October 26. The “Times correspondent at Cairo has been trust worthily informed that negotiations between Adly I’asha and the British Government have been conducted on the following basis: (1) British troops will be confined to Port Said and the eastern zone of the canal. (2) A119 words
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Article93 1921-11-15 7 London, November —In the course of a statement regarding the leeonnat®sance of Mount Everest. Sir L'rancis Younghusband, ou ben ’f of the R yai Geo' r raphical Society and Alpine Club, acknowledged deep gratit'i’le for the sup port received for the expedition from the Government’ of Imn»,93 words
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Article78 1921-11-15 7 London, November 6. —A Paris message says General Gouraud reports that a French column has completely succeeded in freeing the town of Den- Eshzor from Bedouins. After severe fighting the enemy s entrenched positions w er e captured and the enemy forced to retreat across the78 words
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71 1921-11-15 7 London. November 8- —Ln the House e-f Commons, General Page-Croft asked what recompense had been given to Col. Aitken in view of the vindication of his conduct- in the East African expedition. Mr. Montagu replied that Col. Aitken had been permitted to retire with71 words
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Article56 1921-11-15 7 London, Novemder 2. —The I nion of East and West invaded Cambridge yesterday, and performed a series <>f Indian plays in English includiiu Tagore'- duo logue Farewell Curse” and the comedy “Trial by Luck," the play “Savitn,” adapted from a legend in The Mahabharata,” and an56 words
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32 1921-11-15 7 London, October U»- Forty oe cent, equal to six versus b ur. has been quou d by Ik. yds against the ri-k f Parliament dissolving in 1921.32 words
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Article190 1921-11-15 7 London. October 28. —The Peking cor respondent <4‘ the Times’’ says that th»Goverrr.ment has reached financial h <l- and i s besieged by foreign and < hi ne- creditors on all -ides. Fifty milli >ns Mexican dollars shor t loans, contra -te<l at 20 to190 words
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Article182 1921-11-15 7 London, November I.—That extravagant expectations with regard to Man Chester cotton prices falling need not be held in Bombay or elsewhere, is th conclusion of the Manchester correspondent of the “Financial Times.” He says that the Lancashire spinners and manu facturers can at present only sell at182 words
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Article131 1921-11-15 7 London, October 29. -Mr. Lloyd George ha- impressed even his enemies with his old masterly touch when he took ip the glove; but the real question is how he will employ the new power and prestige. enabling him to continue the Irish negotiations with a tremendous vote131 words
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Article92 1921-11-15 7 London. November 2,—Demonstrations were given to-day for the benefit of the Duke of Connaught with an apparatus which marks a step forward in cancertreatment. The apparatus is installed at rhe cancer free hospital in London and is called the “Sunio” deep therapy outfit, namely an X92 words
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Article80 1921-11-15 7 London, November 2. —In the House of Commons. Mr. Wood, replying to Mr. Charles Edwards, stated that the num ber of ex-service men who had 1 proceed ed overseas under Government’ emigra tion scheme was: 20.000 in Canada. 10,000 in Australia, 5.000 in New Zealand, 2,00080 words
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Article79 1921-11-15 7 At- New York, Ned Gourdin, Harvard University’s Negro athlete who >- »m--pcted against the Oxford and ambridj»team recently, won the National Pentathlon Championship of the amateur athletic union, leading a field of seven competitors by twelve points. Gourdin won the long jumn with 21 feet 1 inch,79 words
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Article30 1921-11-15 7 London. November 2.—The America»! cruiser. Olvmpia, which conveyed th rt-miins of the American “Unknown Warrior” to Aw-rica made a record na--5 days 12 hours 39 minutes.30 words
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Article745 1921-11-15 7 Mrs, A. W. Blackstone returned from home yesterday, via Rangoon. The Prince of ales is due t<> arrive at Bombay on Thursday. Mr and Mrs. R. Y. Ross are leaving for home on Thursday, via Rangoon. Mr. H. G. R. Leonard, Deputy Cou troller of Labour, is745 words
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Article878 1921-11-15 8 SINGAPORE DEFEAT MALACCA IN ••MALAYA” CUP. A large attendance on the Padaug on Saturday witnessed Singapore’s victory over Malacca in the S »nthern Section of the Malaya Cap by 14 points (one goal, one penalty goal and two tries) to nil, says the Free Press." Singapore won the toss878 words
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Advertisement319 1921-11-15 8 IJrom Stock: fteddaway’s “@amel” ffirand (Samel Ji.air pelting i Jn sizes 3 to 16 inches. Jbineona salat a belting j 1 I Jn sizes Is to 16 inches. I on Application to: I Statz limited, j < I < I HOTEL BRASTAGI, I S SUMATRA EAST COAST. Bl S Telegraphic-319 words
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Advertisement570 1921-11-15 8 TeUsttO WRITING PADS Healed Eczema White Abbey Linen Box. which first came out in a rasn aof small pimples on her r m i face. Later places came Contains one writing pad of 50 leaves and 48 envelopes to match, out on ner hands and Azure or Cream $1 per570 words
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Article679 1921-11-15 9 THE DHAU the <lmw in th** l’-( L following UI I )o urna.m <,n Bye K" >z ii bvi’’n ThreitiHl 11 v. W. K Sharpe. h }b rtz v W. S. Goldie. H Leonard v. R. X- Goodwin. Sonihan. v. A. Lindley. Allan >. A J. K679 words
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Article888 1921-11-15 9 FIRST ANN CAL MEETING. Ihe first annual general meeting of Rawang Tin, Ltd., was held in the regis. t< led offices of the Company, Downing Street. Penang, yesterday. Mr. J. Malcolm Newman presided, and the others present were Messrs. M. K. AVliitlock. F. Duxbury, F. C. Lean,888 words
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Article99 1921-11-15 9 Ihe following are toe latest quotations in Messrs Kennedv Co’s share list Yesterday. To-day, «0 00 (0 SHARES. 1 M 5 "5 S a do x ao J c. c. Sc. Sc. Rubber (Dollar) A. Hitam 7.75 g. 25 Bassett 60c 70c 65c 75c Brogaß 27 Jc99 words
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Article30 1921-11-15 9 The following were the rubber quotations in London on November 14 Plantation Ist latex crepe lljd Smoked Sheet ll|d Market steady. [By courtesy of Messrs. Boustead Co30 words
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Article98 1921-11-15 9 The Straits Trading Co., Ltd., gives the following London prices, ou November 14th: Spot £157 12a 6d down 7s 6d 3 months baying £159 125.6 d 75.6 d 3 selling £159.155.0d 10». Od Local Parity $7B 83 November 15th: Singapore sold 150 tons at s7B£; Penaog buyers no98 words
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Article517 1921-11-15 9 Meeting at Kuaea Lumpdr, An ordinary general meeting of the A M. will be held at Knala Lam par, on •Wednesday, November 23rd, at 11.15 ».m Agenda. 1 Minutes of Special General Meeting ■1 Id on Aagost 11th, 1921. 2 Laboar Matters, (a) The Bill farner517 words
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Article950 1921-11-15 9 KENNEDY CO’S SHARE LIST. NAMES. I J 133 m to H HUBBHR (Dollar.) Sc. Se. Bc. Allenby Rubber Co. Ltd. 15c 17|c Alor Gajah Rubber Estate 1.00 1.10 Amalgamated Malay Estates 1.00 1.20 Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate 7.75 825 Ayer Kuning Rubber Estates 1.00 Ayer Molek Rubber 00. 80e Ayer950 words
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Advertisement168 1921-11-15 9 £XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXS» 1 MEDUSA I S I White Portland Cement I ,s I STAINLESS x AND x 8 X 1 PERFECTLY WHITE S x 8 s j MEDUSA I X x X WATER PROOFING COMPOUND x x X MAKES ORDINARY CEMENT g PERFECTLY WATERPROOF I CHEAPEST BEST. I X x X168 words
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Article137 1921-11-15 10 TO-DAY’S DEPARTURES. Peng Foot for Langsa. Padang for A?ahan and Bata Bahra. Pangah for P Brandan and Langkat. Klang for Port Swettenbaua and Singapore. Sappho for Telok Anson. Kedah for Bindings and Sitiawau. Expected Arrivals. Atsuta Mara, Singapore, Nov 19. Andre Lebou, Singapore, Nov ‘27. Shio’zuoka Mara, Singapore,137 words
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Article281 1921-11-15 10 ■>AILY (except SaniiafJ. BY TRAIN. Farit Bun tar, Bagan Serai, Taiping, Ipoh, Batu Gajah, Tapah Read, Teluk Anaon, Kuala Kub.i, By train Kuala Lumpur, Serembau, >7.15 am Malacca. Johore. Singapore 6 pm. and Hongkong 1 Farit Buntar and Bagan Serai By tram alsc 10.J5 a.m. 3.40 p.m.281 words
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Article31 1921-11-15 10 The homeward mati, by the Teesta, closes at 10 a.m. to-morrow. The Thongwa, with mails from Europe, is expec ed to arrive here at 11 a no. on Thursday.31 words
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Article151 1921-11-15 10 Penang, November 15 t 1921, (By Cocrtbsy op thb Chartered Babe) London Demand Bank 2; 3 7/8 4 mouths’ eight) Hank 2/4 3/16 3 I Credit 2/4 13/32 3 Documentary 2/4 1/2 Calcutta Demand Hank Rs. 168' 3 days’ sight Private 175 Bombay Demand Bank „168 c Madras Demand151 words
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Advertisement177 1921-11-15 10 p- xa-= x g==••• st■•-.•*. ‘5. -‘y jj-g-F"1 I All 8 DIT¥ TP7 «mi b i Jl F-J <-■/ JI. AJ jiiiii I i iQA FFQ i s OAr ILO f M !l fSL-M t s i rg±- IWlll' fflj- I ffßWliii s IfMI |Rn iiat feSs* 1 [git S177 words
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Advertisement607 1921-11-15 10 inetnej et%ftTTt RATES OF CASUAL ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR SALE, TO.LET, SITUATIONS iTI VACANT. Etc. I i J 4 Minimum Charge $2.00 X'k ll V For 1 insertion 1-75 per inch Xx. 'X***’*-’ insertions 1-50 I r/ v- _d \v/ 3 i.«> \®y 8 "S christ MAs‘ >» 1.15 NEW sk 12607 words
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Article331 1921-11-15 11 London, November, 5. —Today’s asso ciation football matches resulted as follows First Division: Birmingham 0, Arsenal 1 Bradford City 3, Aston Villa 2 Burnley 3- Preston N. E. 3; Cardiff City 0, Manchester City 2 Chelsea o, Sheffield United 2; Everton 1, Liverpool 1; Huddersfield T. 3,331 words
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Article174 1921-11-15 11 The following tables, compiled so as to include the latest cabled results, show the positions of the clubs in the leagues Division I. P. Pts. Burnley 13 19 Sunderland 13 '9 Huddersfield T. 13 is Liverpool 13 17 Middlesbrough 13 16 Manchester C. 13 .6 Newcastle U. 13174 words
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Article34 1921-11-15 11 London, November 3. —In a Rugby match Oxford University defeated Richmond by 12 points to 6. In the County Championship at Portsmouth Hampshire lost to Surrey by 7 points to 8.34 words
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Article114 1921-11-15 11 Bombay, November 3.—News has been received that a five broke out on a passenger train on Tuesday afternoon, in which were five horses belonging to the Maharaja of Patiala. It would appear that when th e train had passed a fewlocal stations from Victoria Terminus the fire114 words
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