Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 8 February 1922
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1922-02-08 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 30. VOL. LXXX. WEDNESDAY. Bth FEBRUARY, 1922. PRIOE 15 CENTS.20 words
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Advertisement566 1922-02-08 1 I fIIKKO i; NORTHAM I he. I road. I' T«l»P hone N 5791 I nnn□□ n d n n d n□t>d□ n nun□□ a I union insurance society el canton, Ltd. f g 3 ESTABLISHED 1835. INCORPORATED IN HONGKONG. 12 Every prudent man iusures his belongings against the risk of566 words
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Advertisement31 1922-02-08 1 > BRITISH BOND j Writing Pad i; of 100 leave* with 25 envelope* <* $1 ji J« Hermione Box contain* SO faaay. > lined Notepaper, 50 Envelopes 1 j’ $1" > Pinang Gazette Press, Ltd.31 words
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Article1693 1922-02-08 2 THE SCOTS DIALECT. /From Our Own Correspondent Edinburgh, January 1 iThe- Vernacular Circle of the London Burns Chib i 3 having a most successful -openintg session, thanks largely to the assistance of a number of distinguished lecturers. The latest speaker was Dj. Peter Giles, Master of Emmanuel, Cambridge,1,693 words
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Advertisement495 1922-02-08 2 SHORT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED, FOR SALE, TO LET, &c. can be inserted n the Pinang Gazette” at THREE CENTS A WORD counting the address to which replies are to be sent. Minimum Charge S 1 each Insertion. 6 Consecutive Insertions $5. Cash must accompany order, otherwise the advertisement will be495 words
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Advertisement1457 1922-02-08 2 notices. Ithe minor offences ordinance municipal no T! 1906. E typewriting. BBER Police Order made under Section 6 (3) Typewriting of every description accu- of the Minor Oflences Ordinance 1906, Notice is hereby t|) rately and promptly executed by Expert for h{J regu a tj on o f Traffic on1,457 words
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Article1792 1922-02-08 3 GRANT FOB POLICE EXPENDITURE. Calcutta, January 30.—Ab to-day’s meeting of the B-ngal Legislative Cou cii Sir Henry Wheeler asktd for the grant of Rs 2,42,462 for police expend!ture. He said that this expenditure was connected practically with the town of Calcutta to strengthen the Calcutta police to meet a1,792 words
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Article44 1922-02-08 3 The Band will play 'he following programme of music at the Esplanade at 6 P m to-day 1 March ...Dublin Bay ...Hewito 2 Selection ...Tbe Gay Par’siftnne.,,C&ryll 3 Waltz ...Merry Night ...Lowthian 4 Spanish Dance... Chiquita ...Fernandez 5 Galop ...Velocipede Defries44 words
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Advertisement322 1922-02-08 3 H W Bit 1 yfWEzrß w < pp f/ Cl <; THROVE for yourself how, when Zam-Buk is ap- I I plied to a wound or m X'rS sore, Pain-is Soothed, In- E jflimmntion Disappears, and Healing Starts. gj i: _Buk is the purest and most wonderful healing g up322 words
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Advertisement469 1922-02-08 3 lUISirWMT7W-»rrWW II -TTB gy-y ui j. t rui ~h- JSTJ JM—JJ—I _W—~L. i f Packed with First-rate Stories j Don’t miss the issue ot the Red La Magazine now on sale. It is a well Some v V' VA illustrated, strong fiction number and V\ its contributors include many of469 words
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329 1922-02-08 4 INTERESTING POLICE COURT CASE Kok Ah Siew, a British subject, appeared before Mr A C Baker, id the Police Court, Penang, this morning, cha-gei at the instance of Chief Detective Inspector Mann, under section 226 of the Penal Code, with unlawfully returning from banishment. The329 words
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Article325 1922-02-08 4 —“S F P” Singapore Prisoner Escapes at Sea. There was some stir ou board the Torilla early on Monday morning, when it was known that the Singapore Chinese trader Yeo Yoen Teng alias Yt-o Chay Sam, who was recect y arrested in Hongkong on warrants relating to embezzlement—“S F P” - 325 words
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Article154 1922-02-08 4 ACCUSEDS’ APPEALS DISMISSED At the Johore Court of Appeal before rhe Chief Justic Sir Walter Shaw and Mr Justice Barrett Leonard the four Malay coolies who were convicted at the la«t Johote Afsiz s of the murd< r of their employer Mr T H Darbysbire in the154 words
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Article74 1922-02-08 4 8,T.” European Office Load Hongkong, February 6,—The police raided the coal coolies’ guild and seized the Several arrests were made. The Government has promised protection to the Chinese volunteering towo'k on ships, he Jardine, Mathieson and Co, steamer Kingshing sailed for Shanghai thia mom. g after being load-d8,T.” - 74 words
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Article456 1922-02-08 4 —“M M" FINES OF $468,255. The sequel to the Police raid on a tongkang at Kiang Bridge oo January 14th, when a large quantity of pure arrack was seized, took place in the Klang Police Court on Monday tefore Mr C N. Maxwell DO., when the five—“M M" - 456 words
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Article273 1922-02-08 4 —S.F.P.” E*»rly on Sunday morning a row of about 12 at'ap bouses mostly shops on «he left hand aide of Changi Road just past the Gaylang tram terminus caught fire and when the fire brigade arrived about 4.30 am. they found the houses well ablaze. Apparently the call—S.F.P.” - 273 words
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Article218 1922-02-08 4 Another Interruption in the Red Sea. The Times of Ceylon of January 24 states :—There has been a long delay on cablegrams from London to the East daring the past ten days and at 2-30 p m this afternoon messages despatched from London so long ago as Friday218 words
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Article716 1922-02-08 4 REMARKABLE DEVELOPMENT, Loudon, January 23. —The Bigland trial has coHap-ied sensationally, disappointing a crowd which besieged the Old Bailey from an early hour. Sir E Marshall Hall applied for an adjournment to enable Mr Bottomley to secure the attendance of vital witnesses. Io was most important, he716 words
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Article184 1922-02-08 4 Mr H W Stevenson, the billiards exchampion, played at the Johore Civil Service Club on Thursday night, hi* opponent being Mr C B Cooper, to whom he conceded 400 points in a game of 800, says the Free Press,” Stevenson’s first break was a 42 followed by184 words
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Article64 1922-02-08 4 List of subscriber-, p rpvi ledge 1 $135,410 52; ]r (monthly contribution) m Club Unclaimed Member* r’ Proceeds of Concert and Selangor Sr Andrew’s S cietv t 1.138 13; Fili, Me m rU ’’“’111.: Messrs Dunlop Plantations contribution) s2oo.—r O tal <u, c Siogapore Br.noh _p, e64 words
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Article189 1922-02-08 4 Successful Bangsawar. The first of two performao Ms b? Chinese Amatr-ur Dramatic Penang Baba Banmwan) l o’ the Unemployed Chinese J Fund, was given in the Ri a tn night, when the hanssawan '-Cki and Cheloring (The twi presented to a very iarge and mo9t ciative audience.189 words
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Article288 1922-02-08 4 Malay Constables Sentenced Foe Cowardice, A sequel to the murder of Mr Dooghi Smith was heard in Alor Star Police Coy on the 4th ins’ when P C 246 Hauapiah and P C 231 Kassim, were convicted cowardice in the performance of thti duty and288 words
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Article66 1922-02-08 4 >• ,3I! By Courtesy of the Chabt London Dem nd Bank 4 months’ Mght B n W 3 Credit !>■ s h Docan,enti ;p I Bombay Demand Ban* Madras Demand Bank -K 3 days’ eight PrH»te M Honsons 5 7 days’ eight F rt I- M Batavia Ba'A 3066 words
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Advertisement121 1922-02-08 4 New Columbia f Gance EwllJ Records nl\\ that vou HE,R < EVERywHERE < “Do you ever think of me,” Foxtrot 10 $2.50 <[ > “O-HbO,” Onestep !j THOUSANDS OF THE LATEST HITS IN STOCK < i Ask for list or call and hear them to-day. ROBINSON PIANO CO, LTD., J;121 words
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Article4721 1922-02-08 5 thk ak«s" iono case J.„u»rJ al.-Th» O°",” Lo» don frft Mrs Armstrong» Pr ?cOt ,f ►1920 of a had mental conp°’ itating her removal to an :l0D Tun whioh shB J‘°T d 3JI 091 She afterwards developed fy tixiiUr to thoie described it the tlal ted4,721 words
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Article183 1922-02-08 5 The recent case in the Supreme Court for the recovery of rubber differences shows how tbe commodity is taxed by tbe middleman. Tbe money which ooe or more firms make out of a tende r ring is taken from some other firm in Singapore and is just183 words
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Article186 1922-02-08 5 Feb B—Football, Colours v White*. Feb B—S" Andrew’s Church Induction Service 5p m. in Courch, and Reception at Tyersall 6 p m. Feb B—P- nang Clah, Gu-’t Night Dance, 9 15 p.m. Feb 9 and 10—Bjxiog Tournament, Rialto Theatre. Feb 10—Public Holiday, Thaipusam Feb 13—Opening of Sungei P*tani186 words
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Article23 1922-02-08 6 St. Clair Morford. —At Kamuning Estate, Sungei Siput, on the Ist instant to Mr and Mrs E Bt. Clair Morford, a daughter,23 words
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Article102 1922-02-08 6 Owlm-Brown —At St. George’s Church, Penang, on the Bth February, by the Rev. Keppel Garnier, Thomas Arthur Owles, Johore Bahru, only son of the late A H Owles, and Mrs Owles, Finchley, London, to Alice Mackay, elder daughter of James Brown, Chief Superintendent Engineer, Prai River Wharves and Johore102 words
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Article1218 1922-02-08 6 The Washington Conference has come to an end Some who where over sangu’ne as to its practical possibilities may feel a sense of disappointment because their hopes have not been fully realised. But, on the other hand many looked upon the suggestion of a Conference, attended1,218 words
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Article1245 1922-02-08 6 A correspondent writes In one of the notes under Here and The Dhoby. There ”of your paper of the 30th June last, appeared the following The alarm occasioned in Colombo by the discovery that the local dbobiea were pursuing their occupation—beating the life oat of garments sent1,245 words
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Article46 1922-02-08 6 ANOTHER EARTH TREMOR. (From Our Own Corkespondiv Singapore, February! Another earth tremor was felt in>W pore at mid-day on Tuesday, lasting alt three aeconds. Stafford?’ Dbparti'p.k. The Staffords were given a hesrlyi# off by a large crowd on the qnsysii?. i) civil and military.46 words
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Article61 1922-02-08 6 THE COLONY AND MALAYA (From Our Own CoBRWPWDCfr Singapore, Febratt’The values of the trade of the CM 1 the last quarter of 1921 were $159.662,000, compare! with 1’228,411 in the same period of 1920, $150,566,000, a 2 *in»t Altogether Penang dropped $32,000,1’ u Malaya’s trade values in ports61 words
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Article61 1922-02-08 6 allegation again 3l bIYE (FbO m ovb Kuala LamP“ r FeW L The Malay Mail Colombo W dent says a "Ceylon bse states that a special corrWp D bJ J Financial Times” declare. of the rubber restriction »c J berately engineered by the *1 of supplies61 words
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Article59 1922-02-08 6 Java aug 0 Weltevreden, Kebr t be of the Sugar T<nr whi* 1 now 10,042.752 pwaU i. 6,095,990 pi^ 9 .uper;' J Muscovados -.1 4 g L OAK 110 n)ola s c “TJ 90 g Rr 2d6 IDA Tho bayr-y bag sugar 10,1 UV. pean 2,205,240 J59 words
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Advertisement219 1922-02-08 6 Apollinaris ••THE QUEEN OF TAELE WATERS." Has a charm which makers of artificial aerated water do not even dream of.” GRAND PRIX, i St. Louis, 1904. Price Per Case of 100 Pints $2O I M 100 Splits $l6 AGENTS: G. l~i. SLOT CO., Penang. ..«lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllinilllJllllllllllllllllllliniltllHlllllllllllllHßfc THE SIGNODE SYSTEM Applying- NAILLESS219 words
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Advertisement8 1922-02-08 6 “E. O.” Special Tiffin Every Wednesday and Saturday.8 words
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Article405 1922-02-08 7 AIU) ISAI. HAITI ELECTED. Reuters Telegrams.) Home, February 6. i n t fving the election ot at Cardinal P elected, with the name of pius Paris Telegrams. V I rnaiv 6. A Home message Paris. re'iHi'".' 1,, ,t 11-33 indicated that ffh ite smoke «it n hadReuters Telegrams.) - 405 words
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Article182 1922-02-08 7 January 20. Later «letail?, dial the Popes illness developed ’ll (listre,sing rapidity. Hi s Ho]i- I'ulisposeil with a cough on E U! Jy but carried o n his work until Li. St k y. "lien he was compelled to I i bed with influenza. Pneumofc/.'f'''182 words
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Article244 1922-02-08 7 HO W NEW POPE IS ELECTED. Card i i Yy *ket(>d the successor to p fl are three Orders Th,.. p r ests and Dea»he. h Sacrp d College. ii, i, ,l bas 70 members. 'I bishops of dioces>’s h" I 11 ..-ar 80n,., K 9 Htul i W,H k<‘244 words
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Article53 1922-02-08 7 SIR -J. CRAIG’S STATEMENT. London, February (>• The North of Ireland Cabinet met in lA>nd<-ii thi» morning, after which the Premier, Sir James Craig, wrote to Mr. Lloyd Gemge declaring that the Northern Government caninot consent to <u.»y alteration <4 the boundary fixed by the Act of 1920,53 words
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Article288 1922-02-08 7 INTEREST IN BASQUE INDUSTRIELLE. London, February 7 6. At the annual meeting of the Peking Syndicate. Colonel Brinsley Fitzgerald presiding, in moving the adoption <jf the report, said the company had been passing through a most anxious period. Referring to the company’s position as regards the Banque288 words
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Article125 1922-02-08 7 Berlin, February 7 6. Although arrangements for gas. water and pow’er services were functioning yesterday, most of Berlin is still unprovided therewith. The streets last night were in darkness, and the telephone service crippled. Long queues of women stand at the street pumps to fetch water.125 words
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Article18 1922-02-08 7 London, February 6. Viscount Lascelles’ best man will be Major Sir Victor Mackenzie, Scots Guards.18 words
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Article31 1922-02-08 7 Los Angeles, February 6. Ihe police have detained two men, a cinema actor and a camera man. in connect i<ui with the murder of Mr. Taylor.31 words
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Article411 1922-02-08 7 THE CLOSING SCENES. Washington, February 6. The final session of the Conference atj traded larger crowds than ever before. Numbers were seated in the aisles, and standing round the walls. Mrs. Harding, I Mrs- Coolidge and the wives of other officials occupied boxes. Prominent members of the Conference411 words
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Article240 1922-02-08 7 Washington. January S. —Another Fai Eastern republ c appeared on the scene at Washington in a delegation from the Priamursk Government. Vladivostock. It contends that any attempt to settle the Far Eastern question without considering its Government’s opinion will never reach a satisfactory conclusion. The240 words
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Article36 1922-02-08 7 Rome, February 6. Sig’i-ii Deuicola, President of the Chamber, has been definitely’ charged with the formation of a Ministry, which is expected to be strongly democratic, and commending the support even °f Socialists-36 words
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Article171 1922-02-08 7 17 POLICE KILLED. London, February 6. The India Office communique says that the Commissioner of Gorakpur, in the North-East United Provinces, telegraphs that two sub-inspectors and 15 constables were killed in an attack by 2,000 volunteers and villagers on the police offices and village of Chaurichaura171 words
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Article75 1922-02-08 7 Bombay, February 6. Mr. Gandhi has written to the Viceroy, offering to postpone civil disobedience until the whole situation is reviewed, if within seven days the Viceroy revises his policy, liberates all political prisoner>, and restores the freedom of association of the press. Civil DisobedienceBombay,75 words
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Article148 1922-02-08 7 CONFERENCES WITH GENERAL SMUTS. Pretoria,- February 6. A deputation from the Industrial Federation met General Smuts and Mr. Malan, the Minister for Mines, and discussed for several hours the proposals of General Smuts, after which they adjourned till the 6th inst. Subsequently General Smuts submitted proposals148 words
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Article73 1922-02-08 7 THE “A” SINGLES NANDICAP. The results of tennis ties played yesterday were as under Singles Handicap Class A. —5 E. J. Bennett beat —-2 G. N. Burnham 6 —l. 3 —6, 6—l —l5-2 N. A. Sedwick beat —30.3 W. H. Threlfall 6—4, 6—3. Singles Handicap Class B.73 words
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Article98 1922-02-08 7 Local contestants in' the boxing tournament at the. Rialto Cinema, Thursday and Friday, are requested to attend at the Drill Had at 1-15 p.m., to-morrov to receive fi"a. instru'Hons icgardu-u the contests and the drawing of tics. The principal' contests to-morrow night, will be six round bouts between Mr.98 words
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Article81 1922-02-08 7 The following w ill represent Penang Vol'tinte'ers versus H.M.S. Titania in a shooting match err Thursday morning at 7 o’clock C aptain A. C. Baker, M.C C.S.M.. J.W.B. Ogle. L/Corpl. E. H- H. Everest, L/Corpl J. R. Danson, D-C.M.. Pte. F. T. Kinder, Pte. R. Boyd. Pte. B.81 words
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Article475 1922-02-08 7 .—“T.O.M.” PERAK’S ARRANGEMENTS. A meeting of the Perak committee for the visit of His Royal Highness the. Prince of Wales to the Federated Malay States wag held at the Residency, Ipoh on Saturday, at which His Highness the Sultan of Perak was present. The following members.—“T.O.M.” - 475 words
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371 1922-02-08 7 Delhi, January 27. —The following communications have passed between His Royal Highness rhe Prince of Wales and the Prime Minister: From the Prime Minister: My colleagues and I wish gratefully to express to your Royal Highness, on behalf of the British people, our wavm appreciation371 words
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Article820 1922-02-08 7 The condition of Mr. C. R. Brander has improved. Mr. aJid Mrs. 11. R. Cook arrived from Singapore by the Te-esAa. Mr. and Mrs- Jameson travelled in th< Perak to Penang from Deli. The following passengers arrived bv the Kinta this morning Messrs. W Murray, R Craik820 words
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Article66 1922-02-08 8 LIMIT TO WELSH ENTRIES LOR ENGLISH CP. London, January 30,—The Football Association council have decided that b.y reason of the present serious administrative difficulties of the Association Cup competition, the Welsh entries shall be limited to fourteen'senior clubs which shall be selected annually by the council. They have66 words
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Article74 1922-02-08 8 On January 29, Liverpool led the first division of the League, Notts Forest the second division, Darlington and Stockport County were equal at the head of the third division (northern), and Luton Town led the Southern d-vision, with Southampton a point down for one match less The74 words
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Article297 1922-02-08 8 Lucknow, January 28. —The following is the result of the race for the CivJ Service Cup, run at the Lucknow Spring Meeting to-day: The Civil Servce Cup.—A Cup value £lOO and R. 10,500 in cash (of which the Cup value £lOO and Rs. 500 in specie a>297 words
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Article212 1922-02-08 8 Belfast, January 8. —The custom houses which, if the Irish treaty becomes an Act of Parliament, are certain to be set up on the Ulster borders, will, it is declared here, be a nuisance and a great hindrance to the trade of the country, and212 words
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Article95 1922-02-08 8 Copper reefs at least 200 and perhaps 600 long have been discovered in French Morocco by the American mining engineer, Mr- Frank Gardner, according to a despatch to> the “Philadelphia Public Ledger.” Th e average width is Iftand the greatest depth of the seams 150 ft. A quarter95 words
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Article364 1922-02-08 8 P. ;>n d O. LINER MYSTERY. When; the P- and O. mail boat “Narku"da” from Home put into Colombo, on Monday, January 30, one of the passengers on board, Sir Hylton Ralph Brisco, who was travelling to New Zealand, unaccompanied, was missing. The alarm was raised364 words
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Article299 1922-02-08 8 .—“Pioneer.” To the report of the Select Committee on the Government’s Emigration Bill, which is shortly to be submitted to the Legislature, there are minutes of dissent by Messrs- Joshi, Lakshmi, Narajmiilal, and Rangachariar. Mr. Joshi does not approve of the Bill being made a permanent addition to.—“Pioneer.” - 299 words
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Article182 1922-02-08 8 Wit hregard to the Hight around the world proposed to be made by Sir Ross Smith and Sir Ke:th Smith, Sergeant J. M- Bennett, one of the mechanics in the flight from England to Australia in 1919, and who is to accompany the aviators on their tour,182 words
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Advertisement150 1922-02-08 8 «*4Ksna6k^.^.*-ur.«> i —s SOLE AGENTS: ffiros., <%9td., 'enang I With F R N STANDARD PENANG. ]j V/VZ EQUIPMENT SELF-STARTER EQUIPMENT $250 Extra. JfWnil 1 WWIMMFBrfc- ’■«■MW»-— 1 -y>y« I I 'js‘‘ “**''’*> VKZi■' '> PWN 1 E '4< **y., .4nr **r X '•y~, I o USE GENUINE FORD SPARE PARTS150 words
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Advertisement232 1922-02-08 8 WONDIRFUL CONVENIINtfI H A Bottle that keeps any liquid hot I g for 24 hours, cold for 3 days. I I I 1 GW 1 u I W I f■ W I h K' Wd I I I I iKlwi I I ItJ It is made of strong glass botties232 words
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Article580 1922-02-08 9 I I’-liOWN. place in St- George’s p r th’* morning, the nev. officiating, of Mr. Tho- m i,. e of Johore Bahru, I 0« les Finchley, London, fc’.v. X Mackay Brown- elK T|,i Ml James Brown. Chief B r iS,I i i |cnt Engineer, Prai Fiver K580 words
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Article100 1922-02-08 9 I Reu ter s Telegrams, k n London, February 6. Lto thp a \v popularly j S ngton decisions in. r f r Gainin' the Dpv °nport I ''umal Rtab,,Bl, ment i n July, L' ll 'l’fence fWn a n<i ab °lition I Xoti at Portsmouth /ft100 words
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Article514 1922-02-08 9 Judgment was delivered by the district mag strafe, in rhe case in which' Maung Ba U, a clerk in the Burma Railways Company, sometimes temporarily employed as a paying-out clerk at the Totalisal'or at, the Rangoon race course by Messrs. Allan Charlesworth <md Co., Rangoon, stood charged514 words
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Article78 1922-02-08 9 Reuters Telegrams. Amsterdam, February 6. The Minister of the Navy, in a statement, maintains that the introduction of the Naval Bill is not premature in view of the Washington Conference discussions. He declares that the Government agrees regarding the necessity for the improvement of international relations in78 words
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Article211 1922-02-08 9 TO-DAYS DEPARTURES. Padaeg for Alor Star. Teesta for Madras taking mails for Europe, etc, via Bombay. Billiton for Singapore. Tracia for Singapore and China, Pungah for Kantang (Trang), Expbotbd Arrivals. Devanha, London, Feb 18. Novars, London, March 3. We Malay Mail hear that the Holt steamer by which211 words
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Article35 1922-02-08 9 are the numbers of arrivals from and departures to the Madras Presidency for the month of January, 1922. Adults Minors Arrivals 359 15 Departures 3,782 263 The arrivals relate to aided passengers only.35 words
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Article294 1922-02-08 9 DAILY (except Sunday). BY TRAIN. Buntar, Bagan Serai, Taiping, [poh, Batu Gajah, Tapah Road, T*duk Aneon, Kuala Kubu, By train Kuala Lumpur, Seremban, )7.15 am Malacca, Johore, Singapore 6 pm. and Hongkong J Parit Buntar and Bagan Serai By train 9.30 a.m. *4 p.m. Kr< h (via294 words
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Article49 1922-02-08 9 The homeward mail, hy the Kashmir, closes at noon to morrow. The Thongwa, with mails from Europe, is expected to arrive here at 2 p.m. tomorrow. The mails despatched on the 13th ultimo by the M M Packet Angkor, delivered in London on t he 6th inst.49 words
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Article70 1922-02-08 9 The following are tbe latest quotations in Messrs Kennedy Co.’s share list Yesterday. To-day. SHARES. >. 5 c. J c. io. c. Rubber (Dollar) Allenby 20c Broga R 35c 40c 32ic 37ic Jeram P 65c 75c 7<Jc 75c Kedah R 2.20 2.30 2.10 2.20 Malaka Pinda I.lb70 words
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Article74 1922-02-08 9 Bth February, 1922. Smoked Sheet 28 c Fine Pale Crepe 26 c Unsmoked Sheet No 1 17 c q Smoked Sheet 30 c Singapore > 001 J Crepe 29|c T 1 Smoked Sheet 841 J Crepe B|d Market steady. New York 15|c Weak. THE RUBBER MARKET. The following74 words
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Article127 1922-02-08 9 The following are additional rubber outputs for January:— Asahau lbs 67,000 Anglo Sumatra 63,452 Bassett 21,000 Bertam 183,000 Bah Lias 114,632 Bila Sumatra 28,600 Bandar Sumatra 40,012 Central Sumatra 23,974 Consolidated 58,687 Eastern Sumatra 32,000 Foothills (Malaya) 11,400 Glen Bervie 26,696 Gula-Kalumpong 122,000Investment Trust 68,370 Investment Tea 579,146127 words
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Article129 1922-02-08 9 The Straits Trading Co,, Ltd., gives the following London prices, on Feb 7 Spot £155 15s up £l.l Os 3 months buying£ls7 15s £l,los 3 selling £157 175.6 d £L7a.6d Local Parity $78.32 Feb Bth Singapore so'd 100 tons at $79 5/8; Penang buyers no sellers at $79129 words
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Article206 1922-02-08 9 SP. I'apioca 56.70 sellers M. P. Tapioca 57.10 buyers Gold leaf $72 sellers Black Pepper Jl6 50 sellers White Pepper $24 sellers. Trang Pepper no stock Mace Pickings $45 sellers Cl° veB $l2O sellers Nutmegs 80» $4O nominal 110 s $32.00 sellers f t*o- 1 $lO.OO per picu.206 words
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Article514 1922-02-08 9 Pbnang, February 8, 1922. BEEF— et» 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 of Beef514 words
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Article980 1922-02-08 9 KENNEDY CO’S SHARE LIST. 3 NAMES. I 5 3 i l RUBBER (Dollar.) 3c. 3 0. Bc. Allenby Rubber Co. 1 alor Gajah Rubber Estate j Amalgamated Malay Estates j Vyer Hitam Planting Syndicate in no inrn kyer Kuning Rubber Estates Ayer Molek Rubber Co. 1.10 120 Y Ayer Panas980 words
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Advertisement165 1922-02-08 9 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR SALE. Five Seater Overland Car, Model 90, in first class running order. Self-starter, electric lights, complete with spare rim. tyre and tube. 2 sets covers, tools, etc. All tyres in good condition- Owner going Home. Apply Box No. 34, c/o Pinang Gazette. SOUTH TAIPING TIN DREDGING COMPANY,165 words
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Advertisement26 1922-02-08 9 TO PRINTERS We hold a large stock of Kidd’s Printing Inks (In various colours) To be disposed of at reduced prices. The Pinang Gazette Press, LIMITED26 words
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Advertisement44 1922-02-08 9 I MOTORISTS. I Are offered an efficient I repair and Overhaul I Ser vice under I European Supervision I at moderate charges. I s SPECIAL MOTOR J I CYCLE SERVICE. I I J.A. SANDYS, I I Motor Engineer, 31. Farquhar St., I Penang. I44 words
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Article957 1922-02-08 10 I XTR AO RD IN ARY MEETING. An extraordinary genera] meeting of the Euala Lumpur Brandi of the Ex,Services’ Association’ of Malaya was, held at the Selangor Club on Feb. 2nd.. Lieut. F. W. Palmer, V. C., M M., presided, reports the “Malay Mail- The President957 words
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Article191 1922-02-08 10 Several strong men failed to lift a slim 7-stone girl at Anderton s Hotel. Calling herself “Resista,” this young lady, who has been puzzling American professors, has come to England to tom the Moss Empires- She has also a letter of introduction from professors191 words
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Article122 1922-02-08 10 “Have we come to the end of originality in dress designs ask s a fashion expert who has seen some of the ad vanee spring modes. “Evening are decidedly ‘period’ in conception l and execution.” she writes- “The designs of day frocks and coats and skirts122 words
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Article88 1922-02-08 10 For the first time in its history Italy is to have a modern police force- Hitherto the police have been run on semi-mili-tary lines, the detective side, except so far as political work was concerned, being ignored- It is now proposed to establish a police88 words
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Article166 1922-02-08 10 The year 1922 will have 53 Sundays to its credit. New Year’s Day was on a Sunday, and during the present century it occurs 14 times only, as follows: 1905, 1911, 1922, 1928, 1933, J 93- 1950, 1956. 1961, 1967, 1978- 1984, 1989, and 1995. Should166 words
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Article869 1922-02-08 11 i —Rangoon Times PRINCE VISITS HIS FATHER’S GREAT ALLY. Hyderabad, January 25—India’s premier Prince, Hia Highness the Nizam of Hyderabad whose proudest title ia Faithful Ally of the British Government welcomed His Royal Highness the Prince of Walea in hia capital to-day with impressive ceremonial. Even morei —Rangoon Times " - 869 words
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