Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 6 February 1922

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. jjo. 28. VOL. LXXX. MONDAY, 6th FEBRUARY, 1922. PRICE 15 CENTS.
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      595 1 n ikko I No 7t northam ROAD, felepho ne N°‘ I Haboko Tea. I mascots. M J H| I Many of the Mascots which decorat e K Mi <X’'" v 1 the cars one sees on the roads are ggl Carefully selected and free from J I ,1 v«y Arming
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      32 1 t BRITISH BOND Writing Pad J of 100 leaves with 25 envelope* i 1 $1 Hermione Box contain* 50 faney- J lined Notepaper, 50 Envelope* 1 1 $1 Pinang Gazette Press, Ltd.
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    FRUIT FROM W. A.
    763 2 A PROMISING MARKET. The special representative of the Australian P descants on the possibility of a fmit trade between that State and Malaya Next to stock and flour, the fruit trade with British Malaya and Java ofle»s, peihaps, the most promising prospect of profitable development! But
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    Refused to Pay Bigger Club Subscription
    130 2 An important decision bearing on a club’s powers to increase the subscriptions of members was reached in the Westminster County Court. The Association of Theatrical Touring Managers sought to recover five guineas from Mr Walter Melville lessee of the Lvceum Theatre, It was explained
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      1521 2 SHORT CLASSIFIED NOTICES. municipal notice. ADVERTISEMENTS. typewriting. rubber factories. WANTED, FOR SALE, TO LET, &c. T ewrit f ng of every description accu- w Notice is hereby given that no premican be inserted in the Pinang rate y an j promptly executed by Expert ses may be used as a
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      725 2 I I nan S i i RATES OF SUA advert^m I i SAl vk lo LET II VJhpft a VfI CANT, Etc 8\ 0 Minimum Charge r ?(lli r P or insertion insertions I 3 h Uo xyj!• 4 i" i 8 us 10 ii» pH \\l I 12 1.00
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    BIRTH CONTROL.
    1473 3 LORD DAWSON REPLIES TO CRITICS. Much interest was displayed in the speech delivered by Lord Daw s on of Pell at tile Church Congress and pubiishe I late* in the Evening Standard.’’ The peoch is published in pamphlet form (Nisbet) under the heading of “Love —Marriage—Birth Control.’’ Lord
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    Badak Conspiracy Charge
    313 3 Further Remand Granted. In expecta’ion of hearing interesting details relating to what has come to be known as the Bsdik mining sensation, there waa large attendance at the City Court Melbourne on January 10 when before Mr P Wade, PM and honorary justices, Thomas West Orton, Alfred
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      233 3 (northern Assurance CO LTD. I ESTABLISHED 1836. ASSETS EXCEED £16,000,000. 1. Fire. 2. Life. j. Motor Car. B 4 Motor Cycle. e Personal Accident. B a 6. Plate Glass. B. E We can give you any particulars which you may require re the above B SANDILAMDS, buttery Co. AGENTS: 1
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      274 3 g CTJXEL TJXOT R Our one object in view g is to give you complete and 3 g absolute satisfaction in every detail. u I I R H u rv r A H I a I i r I D feV' y 3 y If you have the superstition that
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    1517 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL. F«re Press.” Mr J 8 Montg. >m*ry has been appointed a surveyor of ahips for Lsbuan. Mrs W R Sanguinetti is returning ot Malaya by the s s Ketlyao, du-? shout March 18 th. Lieut. Hogben has resigned bis appointment as extra A D C. to his Excellency
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    P. V. R C.
    87 4 A meeting was held in the Drill Hall, Penang last night to discuss the question of resu cita'ing the Penang Volunteer Rifle Club. There was a good attendance presided over by Lb Col W H Whyte D 8 O. Nothing defi ite was decidtd upon regarding
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    HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANK.
    451 4 NEW SUNGEI PATANI BRANCH BUILDING- A branch of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation will be opened in Sungei Patani, on Monday next at 11 a.m., by H.H. the Regent of Kedah, in a handsome new building, a sketch of which is reproduced. The new premises
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      784 4 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. miscellaneous. RIFLE RAN d 'S r allotted as FOR SALE Board and residence wth private Wednesday Bth 07.00 P. V. v. H M.S family required by English Gentleman. Titania Practice. Reply Box No. 28, c/o Pinang GazetteUTILITY BUFF ORPINGTONS. 1 Thursday 9th 07.00 P. V- v. H.M.S. Titania
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      625 4 THE M'NOR OFFENCES 0R0|n 1906. Police Order made under Seco,., Of the Minor Oliences Ordinal”? for the regulation of Train aTtl C On k, occasion of the forthcoming Tha Festival from the 10th to February 1922. 1. All Traffic proceeding tn tt nt Temple in Waterfall R 0 ,%d uill
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    LOSS OF THE PERLIS.
    1533 5 THE COURT’S FINDING. The current issue of the Government Gazette contains the finding of the Court of Investigation into the circumstances attending the loss of the Perlis off Palo P'->irg off the West Coast of Siam. The investigation was held at Penang on October 14, 1921,
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    NEW SALVAGE PARTY ON THE SCENE
    119 5 All t fibres so far, to raise the Eastern Snipping Co’s steamer Perlis, which was wrecked off Pulau Pisang last year, have proved unsuccessful, and the contractor, though he succeeded in moving the vessel from her original position, has given up the work Another
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    101 5 TO-DAY'S DEPARTURES. Laisaug for Singapore and China. Pangkor for Teluk Anson, Expbotkd Arrivals. Devanha, London, Feb 18. NoVara, London, March 3. I 111 The ss. Andre Lebon, is expected to arrive here at 11 a m. to-morrow. Ships in communication with the Wireless Station, Penaga:—ss Jutlandh,Mishima Main, Duuera,
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    PENANG MAILS CLOSE.
    67 5 DAILY (except Sunday). BY TRAIN. Parit Buntar, Began Serai, Taiping,) Ipoh, Batu Gajah. Tapah Road, I Teluk Anson, Kuala Kubu, |By train Kuala Lumpur, Beremban, “7.15 am Malacca, Johore, Singapore &6p m. and Hongkong Parit Bunter end Begen Serai By train 9 30 a.m. &4 p.m. Kroh
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    The Mails
    15 5 The Thongwa, with mails from Europe, is expected to arrive here on Friday,
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      326 5 SOLE AGENTS: W’eorne lstd„ Penang F $1,700 st;Xrd TT 9 EQUIPMENT SELF-STARTER EQUIPMENT $250 Extra. <T>O? USE GENUINE FORD SPARE PARTS ONLY BEWARE of SPURIOUS IMITATION PARTS Drive away Riat Here’s the Remedy, Sloan’s In PENETRATES witbout y rubbing. Don’t suffer needlessly -Sloan’s gives wonderful relief. Pain flies before the
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    A DISASTER AND ITS LESSONS.
    1396 6 On the 17tb 1921, the Eastern Shipping Company Lto’s steamer Perlis of 48 tons lefo Trat g at 11 ain with a mixed cargo and canying 11 passengers and a crew of 37 The same afternoon she encountered bad weather, seas broke over the little
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    HERE AND THERE.
    1445 6 Many people have expressed the opipion that the Churchill The Churchill Rubber Committee Committee. would hardly set the rivers on fire. Perso- nally, we had hoped that the situation would have improved to such au extent by I the time its recommendations were submitted, that the industry
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    Singapore News.
    166 6 ELLERMAN LINE SERVICE (From Our Own Singapore, February The “City of Simla" of Line anived at Singapore yM e J maiden voyage from London 0 She left London five hour’ be J ••Khiva" and arrived rd P and O liner. Sir John was aboard, left the vessel I
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      189 6 I DRIPPING. Made on our premises from Pure Beef Fats. No chemicals used in preparation. HAMS. 1«» Pineapple Brand “Map 1 e Brand GAME. Pheasants Quail Teal »>♦«< SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD., J (Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) j PENANG. in i MOTOR-CYCLES AND I SIDE-CARS A T GREATLY REDUCED
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      8 6 “E. O.” Special Tiffin Every Wednesday and Saturday.
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    IRISH DEADLOCK.
    172 7 J. CRAI«’« STATEMENT. Reute-’s Telegrams. London, February 3. j nIC Craig interviewed Mr. Chur'Colonial Office to-day with the deadlock over the boun- ferenC mJst <>n. Subsequently inter‘Jarlf>B| L -aid he suggested to Mr. adjournment for consideration O’ ***** for a week, but Mr- question ‘o* ol j- the
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    SIR ERNEST SHACKLETON
    82 7 BI’RIAL IN SOUTH GEORGIA. London. February 3. The Daily Mail' learns that Lady Shackleton has decided that -Sir Ernest’s t, dr shall he. taken from Monte Video t, South Grerga foi interment, instead (J returning it home- ;i< originally propr,ced. Although Sir Ernest Shackleton did no' leave
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    BRITISH FILM PLAY PRODUCER
    129 7 MI’RDERED IX ALIFORNIA. Los Angeles. February 3. lit-mysterious murder has taken place t Mr. William Desmond Taylor, a Bri- sli E,\-S(.| vice man and producer of niim io.-knewi) film plays, who was I'und dead, »eated at a writing desk in t li'-do bullet passed through the
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    "FATTY” ARBUCKLE.
    61 7 XD TIU\L ABORTIVE. S| 1 tncisco February 3. 1 of Roscoe Arbuckle i;ih bi the. disagreement •'•nvict'u’Tl l e b,bVO fav l,rpd ■•third trial ~rosec utl <»n foreshadows A Third Trial. Uin I’rancisco. February *4. ■U/XT A,,0 ""'y sOtos that it. kg in f av of jurors vofl
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    CANCER RESEARCH
    55 7 CA NCER RESEARCH 'THELSTAN’S Mi NlFicfxce. February 3. -i- from EngLi ’«he,., his vff er o f floo,ooo !i work, instead L th,. a reward L A "i"k t;ill ~.1 17 e 1 ()f a cureE*.»i.i.i,„„''X lo the Ei,r| of R>h.l,u? f I' is I foi <i H u itig
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    THE NEW POPE.
    29 7 VOTING COMMENCED. Home, February 4. Voting ip the Conclave for th > election of Pope oomripMi'ced to-day. Cardinal Marini, who was abse.nj from the fust meeting, participated.
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    GERMAN RAILWAY STRIKE.
    155 7 BERLIN’S PRECARIOUS POSITION. Berlin, February 3. The Government manifesto prohibiting th( Railway strike has apparently grea-ly aggravated the situation in Berlin. A branch of the Germain Railway Union has J' i’.'ed the strike. About 77,000 engine drivers are out and passenger and goods traffic in North Germany
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    THE RAND STRIKE.
    78 7 A NEW DEVELOPMENT Johannesburg, February 4. The solidarity of the strikers was broken by the action of the moderate section!, in the shape of the Germisfon Strike Committee, repudiating the leaders and ask-ng General Smuts to receive a deputation to consider the appointment of an arbitration court.
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    HONGKONG SHIPPING STRIKE.
    67 7 STRINGENT MEASURES ADOPTED Hongkong, February 3. The Government is taking strong -action as regards the seamen’s strike- The Secretary for Chinese Affairs has issued a proclamation that interference with the guilds which have no grievance will render the agitators liable to banishment also t-lie strikers may be
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    U.S. COTTON WORKERS’ WAGES.
    22 7 Boston, February 3. A rmluctio" is announced of 20 per cent in cotton operatives’ wages in New England
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    ALLIED DEBTS.
    92 7 THE FUNDING BILLWashingp'D. February 3. The Government is objecting to the maximum duration and minimum interest oi. the bontds under the Allied Debts Funding Bill, and as an alternative’suggests a .maximum of fifty years, and minimum interest of 4 per centHowever the Government does not insist. Bill Approved.
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    AMERICAN MINE DISASTER
    24 7 New York. February 3. The deathroll of the Gates Mine (Pennsylvania) is now 22. A few miners ar e still' missing.
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    EXPLOSION ON C. P. R. STEAMER.
    35 7 New York. February 3. Ten men were burned and several probably fatal'ly injured in a b explosion in th engineroom of the Canadian Pacific Railway steamer “Empress of Scotland.”
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    DUTCH STEAMERS FOR U.S.
    24 7 London. February 4United American Lines-of New York have purchased two Dutch steamers, accommodating GSG passengeis, for the Southampton-Nev York Service.
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    THE PRINCE IN BHOPAL.
    372 7 MEETING WITH ASIA’S ONLY WOMAN RULER Bhopal, February 5. Arriving at Bhopal early on Saturday morning- the Prince of Wales was received by the Nawab Begum, the only woman ruler in Asia. The dainty little figure, clad in pale blue silk, with burga of shimmering white
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    INDIAN UNREST.
    49 7 BENGAL LEGISLATURE’S VOTE. Calcutta, February 3. By 50 votes to 36, the Bengal Legislative Council passed a resolution against the Government, the opposition urg ng the withdrawal of repressive measures, including the prohibition of meetings and processions- and recommending the release of all convicted under these measures.
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    THE CHURCH IN INDIA.
    44 7 IMPORTANT DECISION. Calcutta, February 3. A meeting of Clergy and Laity, representing the Ecclesiastical Province of India, decided to recommend that the government of the Church in India pass from the authorities in England to Synods and Assemblies in India-
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    THE SILESIAN INCIDENT.
    119 7 Vale. DISCOVERIES OF ARMS. Gleiwitz, February 3. Two Germans were killed in the affray with the French mentioned op the Ist February. Several arrest® were madeHidden, depots of arms were discovered, including machine-guns and minethrowers. One of the French wounjded has died. The Inter-Allied authorities are reported
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    ASSISTANCE TO FARMERS.
    62 7 Washington, February 3Mr. Hoover, giving evidence to» ibe Inter-State commission declared that #1.000.000.000 had been expended on railvoads in the form of Government riedit—grpatlv to assist farmers more than double the amount I'oaned abroad with tbn idea of increasing farm cxn< i t--. He further advocated the
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    WASHINGTON CONFERENCE.
    834 7 THE FAR EASTERN SETTLEMENTS. Washington, February 3The brilliant results <n the closing stages of the Conference have converted numerous sceptics in the Senate, the oppositionists voicing some dissatisfaction with the limitation of fort float ions as affecting Guam, the Philippines and the Aleutian Islands. The “Westminster Gazette*’ correspondent
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    GENOA CONFERENCE.
    120 7 FRANCE’S ATTITUDE. Paris. February 3. M. Poincare has invited the Allied Governments to a preliminary consultation with a view to adopting a common line of conduct as regards the Genoa Conference- The French Government’s qualms regarding the outcome otf a European Conference are indicated semi-officially in the statement
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    AMERICAN ARMY
    33 7 REDUCTION OF OFFICERS ADVOCATED. Washington, February 3. General Pershing as Chief of Staff of the Army has transmitted to Congress a bill to reduce the Army officers fi-oin 17,000 to 12.000
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    GERMANY’S CREDITS TO EUROPE
    401 7 THE TRADE CAMPAIGN. While Germany is ins sting on h* i inability to meet her reparation liabilities, evidences continue to accumulate of her feverish activity throughout Europe tp develop trade*. One of the latest developments sin Jugo-Slavia, where German manufacturers are offering goods at long-term credits,
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    INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL.
    38 7 SCOTLAND V WALES. [Reutbr’s Tblbgram».] London, February 4. At Edinburgh, the Rugby Internationaj match between Scotland and Wales was drawn, nine points each. At Wrexham, at Soccer, Wales beat Scotland by t<o goals to on°, —Renter.
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    English Football Cup Ties.
    53 7 (From Our Own Corre posdbnt.) Kuala Lumpur, February 5. The Lahore cot of the ‘‘Malay Mail" cables the results of replays in the round English Cup Huddersfield 2 Brighton 0. Notts County 0 Bradford City 0 after extra time, Cardiff City 2 mhamp on 0Millwall 2
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    THIRD ROUND DRAW.
    61 7 Lr-ndon, January 31—1 he football Association Cup draw for the Third Round, which will be played on the 18. h February, is as fellows Tottenham v. Manchester City Barnsley v, Preston Arsenal v. Leicester Blackburn v, Huddersfield West Bromwich v. Bradford City or Notts County Northampton or
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    ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS.
    304 7 London. January 28 —First Division Manchester United 3, Sunderland 1. Second Division Coventry 0, Blackpool If Westham 1, Leeds 1 Wolverhampton 0, Wednesday 0; South Shields 2, Rotherham 0. Third Divuion (Northern): Accrington 3, Tranmere 0 Crewe 5, Stalybridge 1 Grimsby 4, Barrow 0; Hartlepool 6
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    Navy Games Programme.
    83 7 la connection with the visit of the naval vessels, games have been been a« ranged aa under:— Football, P C C v Navy, 6th Feb. 5.15 p. m. Hockey, P C C v Navy, 7th Feb. 5.15 p. no. Rugby, PC 0 v Navy, Bth Feb, 5.15
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    SHOOTING MATCHES.
    139 7 Ou Tburgdav, at 7 m.. shootirg contests between teams fr m H M S 1 itania and the Penang Volunteers will be held at he Rflz R»i>se. There will be a competition between teams of eight at 200, 400 and 500 yard*, and another between teams of 1
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    50 7 OBITUARY. ~,{|N CE YAM AG ATA. Tokio, February 3. IS»} P^' 1 v' ls ;»‘C‘«rred of Field MarpMer <4 i H lga,a farmer Prime n of J apan, aged 81. '«*> of Sir E. T. Broadhurst. n ,on F-'t-r-ary 3. :J U.. 11 ,< curr -l of Sir Edward ■'■U.u.d,
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    RUBBER VULCANISATION.
    2030 8 A GLIMPSE AHEAD. The following is summary of a very instructive lecture on Vulcanisation, delivered at the Royal Society of Arts by Dr. Philip Schidrowitz, on behalf of the Institut on of Rubber Industry- ulcanisation is a proof -s involving th< interaction of rubber and of sulphur (o.
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    OIL FACILITIES.
    326 8 COLOM BO’S INSTALLATION. The Kolonnawa Oil Iretaliation l ,r is» on the verge of complet <-n shortly the first, oil tanker t direct for Kolonnawa will ho a tiethe North Guide Pier aud> *n 'b near future, the Port of ("loin 1 be second to none in the
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    Anglo-Russian Company's Difficulties.
    155 9 losses on wheat. [Uctek’s Tblegram».] J tfuhr London February 3. o f the creditors and share- .held »t lb «Board olTr.de -iodiogop J*"’* 7 |IM Briti.h f Manchurian ,1, unfed. C Mr Kewi’er, preiidiou, El e»p“y re,d t 0 ,c,ni an k conce-sion. io M.nohnri. P” the
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    Pilferage of Cargo.
    107 9 I COMMITTEE’S PRO POSALS. I London, February 4. I Toe Report of the Pilferage Committee. Liiated by the Chamber of Shipping of K. United King! >m, sta r es that in the ■nr after the armiatice, the claims paid by KipovDen exceeded the average pre-war Kyaeoti twentyfold.
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    Strike in Czecho-Slovakia
    14 9 P< ague, February 4. ■la Cz'cho-Slovakia 145,000 coal miners B’t :trock.
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    Lord Northcliffe in Egypt.
    18 9 Cairo, February 3. ll.'»i Northcliffi had an audience with r do tio of Egypt.
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    News from Paris.
    106 9 r M 4 I PRANCE AND JAPAN. Febmry 3—The International c r of Commerce entertained the Hf‘ n minion at luncheon, prr sided over 4 resid-nt, Senator Clementel, who in “ng the guests expressed a wish H* commercial and intellectual r ‘tim of Erance with Japan may
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    EXCHANGE.
    66 9 Airuary 6‘, 1923, T p thr Chartbbrd Bark). Dem n d k 8 2 3 3 /< 3 onl1 Hight Bank 2/4 3 2/4 7/32 documentary 2/4 5/16 L>C",U*" k •‘•l74] rs* B. nk i L >' "gbl Prim, t ns p?>j «.ok e 5 p m fer'* l
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    AN ARMED AMAH.
    418 9 EARLY MORNING CAPTURE AT PENANG RAILWAY STATION., A suprisiug, and at the same tim«, very smart capture was made by several detectives at the Railway Station, Penang, yesterday morning, prior to the departure of the first laucch for Prai. Travellers were busy booking tickets, when the plain
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    Outrage On Lady.
    161 9 The sequel to a wanton assault on Mrs. M A Falls at Johnston’s Pier, Singapore on the 27cb ult by a Tamil Mobamedan, named Eusope, took place in the Third Court when he was charged with striking the lady, says the "Free Press” According to complainant’s story,
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    Coming Events.
    181 9 Feb B—Football, Colours v Whites. Feb B—St Andrew’s Church Induction Service 5 p.m. in Cnurch, and Recepti n at Tyersall 6 p.m Feb B—Penang Club, Gueet Night Dance, 9 15 p.m. Feb 10—Public Holiday, Thaipussm. Feb 10—Athenaeum, Annual Meeting. Library, 5 pm. Feb 13—Opening of Sungei Patani Branch,
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    RUBBER OUTLOOK.
    235 9 THE CHURCHILL COMMITTEE. Kuaß Lumpur, February 6 The “Malay Mail” Colombo correspondent states that a prominent Kuala Lumpur businessman in an interview declared that marked optimism exists in London rubber circles. Home stocks have been materially reduced recently and news from America indicates that stocks in the hands
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    LOCAL SHARE LIST.
    95 9 The following are the latest quotations in Messrs Kennedy Co.’s share list Yesterday. To-day. SHARES. I I 1 3 0Q OQ 00 S c. S c. Sc. So. Miniag. Lingni Tin 350 4.00 Nawng Pet Tin 95c 1.00 90c 95c Rahman H 11.50 12 00 11.00 11.59
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    RUBBER PRICES
    42 9 6th February, 1922. Smoked Sheet 28 c Fine Pale Crepe 26 c Unsmoked Sheet No 1 17 c SiHOAPORB 1 Smoked Sheet 30 o f Crepe 29}c Steady, Lordoh moked Sb f Crepe B|d Uncertain, Nuw York 15£ c Weak.
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    Rubber Crops.
    32 9 The following are additional rubber outputs for January Batu Matang lbs 20,315 Bakap Plantations 21,000 Batu Lintang 18,441 Jong Landor 59,800 Kedah (> 60,<93 Parit Perak 14,400 Paradise 7,094 Temerloh 4,788
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    TIN PRICES.
    66 9 The Straits Trading Co Ltd, Feb 6th: Singapore sold 100 tons at S7BJ; Penang sold 50 tons ar s7B|. Messrs Boustead and Co To-dav’s quotation for Singapore refined tin $78.25 per picul, business done 150 tons; Penang refined tin $7B 25 per picul, business done 50 tons; unrefined
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    TIN OUTPUTS.
    89 9 Tongkah Harbour Tin Dredging Co, NL, from 29di January to 4;h February, (being one week) 18 tons. Krsmat Pnlai, L’mited, for January, from the Mine tin 450 piculs, from 64 piculs Total 514 picuh. Nawng Pet Tin Limited, for January, hours 337, yardage 15,927, piculs 70, value $3,500.
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      574 9 BOXING. 5 THE SIGNODE SYSTEM Thursday and Friday, For MATT T Box 9th and lOth February, Applying IN Al OO strapping EMPIRE THEATRE S of Merest to every Shipper because it increases security and. decreases cost- It is adapted ShiO VS ShOFG EE TO BALES, dispensing entirely with buckles and
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    MOSLEM ATTITUDE IN INDIA.
    882 10 LUKD NORTHCLIFFE’S WARNING. Bombay. January 21.'—Lord Northcliffe’s visit to India has been entirely spent in investigating the causes of the present acute position. Invited by the Associated Press to make a statement before sailing, Lord NorthcliSe gave the following analysis of the present situation on which
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    KFNNEDY & CO’S SHARE LIST.
    988 10 KFNNEDY CO’S SHARE LIST. NAMES. S? s X RUEBBR (Dollar.) So. So.s C. Allenby Rubber Co. 2Cc Alor Gajah Rubber Estate 1.30 1.40 Amalgamated Malay Estates i.g<j 1.60| Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate iq.oo 10 CO Ayer Kuning Rubber Estates j.qo Ayer Molek Rubber Co. I.IC 1.20 Ayer Pauas Rubber Estates
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