Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 14 February 1922

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833, No. 34. VOL* LXXX.. TUESDAY, 14th FEBRUARY, 1922. PRICE 15 CENTS.
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      33 1 BRITISH BOND i Writing Pad J of 100 leaves with 25 envelopes I’ J $1 J» Hermione Box contains 50 fancy- J lined Notepaper. 50 Envelopes J $1 J Pinang Gazette Press, Ltd.
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    ALLEGED GAMBLING DEBT.
    430 2 —“M.M.” JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF. A somewhat peculiar civil action came before the Hon. Mr. Justice FarrerManby in the Supreme Court, Kuala Lumpur, on the' 7th inst., when Mr. J-B. Hugh as plaintiff, sued a Chinese' Wonia named Tan Siew Eng, of No. 3, Kampong Attap for the
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    THE PORT OF SINGAPORE.
    255 2 (IO V ERN OR -1 Nj-COUNC IL A LTERS THE LIMJTS. In exercise of the powers conferred on him by the Merchant Shipping Ordinance. the Governor in Council hais altered the limits of the Port of Singapore I'aid down iir. November, 1912, and dethe limits of
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    RASA SAMSU CASE.
    163 2 His Lordship, the Chief Judicial Commilssioner in the Supreme Court, Kuala Lumpur, delivered his judgment in th 1 appeal of Gan Kea” Swee, Fate chitf goods clerk at Kuala Kubu Station, who was convicted before Mr. A. J- Sturrock at Rasa of knowingly being concerned in the
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      1473 2 NOTICES GOVERNMENT OF KEDAH. SHORT CLASSIFIED NOTIL ADVERTISEMENTS. Notice is hereby given that the Power SUNGEI PATANI WATER WORKS. WANTED, FOR SALE, TO LET, 4.. The Government of Kedah h< prepared can be inserted in the Pinang dolj and Ahamad JalaL of 43, Penang to receive Tenders for works ti
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      MR. HOOLEY'S TRANSACTIONS.
      282 3 trv 27,— Mr. Hooley, the U ,ndo,1 l charged at Bow Street f X rs including Messrs. Fiet. S Macduiald. ex-Mayors of Per. C Tnkrdon, respectively, with con"f*" .(..fraud in conneetiOll with Jub lM Cottra said .Mr. Hooley’s appeared to have been carx ■»">**• pj oU |)ci/
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      ALLEGED LIBEL.
      137 3 bndon, February (>. A Birmingham -.i.e says a man named Reuben Bigiid, wln'c proxeution on a charge of i,, Jiy libdiii’g Mr. Horatio Bottom'll. I'., i.ded in his formal acquitit the Old Ba ley on January 23, or 1! Bottomley’-* < > tinsel offering no evii applied at
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      LORD BIRKENHEAD DEFENDS COALITION.
      227 3 J'i"' 1 I hruary I. —Lord Birkenhead, piking in London, disclosed that the <b a -V tn. the publication '"dile s report was the fact- that a Himlnll’s Committee wa- consider. 7 H T’rt in relation to the fighting 1 r ba ‘l been daily examining
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      TURKEY'S SURPRISE AT EXCLUSION.
      60 3 M)l|(], 41 Si. ,a ->‘Uaiv 31 n b- r fl p r, iU IS inessa e h-, Ul 'kish representativf -'w a letter to m. Bonami S rv, .hat TurI 1 ri 11 'I .end repre. I< ~i Coi'ferenc C by "rtu‘ 8 II U Turkey
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      THE LATE SIR E. SHACKLETON.
      350 3 London, January .‘JO. —Sir Ernest Shack!;-; n’s death, after oviij*coming tremcnd< us difficulties which might well have daunted a leaser s«;ul comes hom< t<> thEnglish people with someth ng of th saint' sense of poignancy as Scott’s l<-n-l\ end. Both gave up their lives in
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      RACE WITH DEATH AT SEA.
      267 3 London, January 23- —The Well ngton correspondent of the “Times” wires a thrilHng tale of resculf at sea told by wireless. The, auxiliary schooner “Helen B. Sterling’’ travelling from Newcastle to Papeeti struck a gale and was waterlogged at 8 in the morning on Saturday
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      131 3 LITTLE BODIES AND BIG PAINSTEETHING WITHOUT TEARS THROUGH BABY'S OWN TABLETS. The “misery and pain that many babies suffer through te!fthing time is expressed < h.'ipieiitly enough in fi.s of pifilftd crying, fever, refusal of food, and diarrhoea—or perhap:- constipation. Baby’s Ovn Tablets —guaranteed to contain no opiates and tc
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    PENANG TOWN BAND.
    424 4 HON. MR MITCHELL’S PROPOSAL. The Hon Mr John Mitchell has addressed the following to the President of the Penang Municipality. I understand it is the intention of the Commissioners to discontinue the maintenance of the Penang Band as from the end of this month. If this is
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    A Musical Boon.
    249 4 There was a cro*d outside the Robinson Piano Company’s premises from where clear sounds from musical instruments wafted outside. The attraction was what in the musical world is styled the Magnavox whose carrying power is likely to astound the local listener as it has done listeners in
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    Samsu Smuggling At Malacca
    220 4 “M.M.” In the District Court, Malacca, the hearing was continued of a charge preferred against Chan Kim Teng, a well known Malacca merchant, who under the Straits Settlements Liquor Ordinance was charged •‘th»t ho imported dutiable liquor by land, to wit 95 jars of s<m?u, on
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    HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANK.
    822 4 OPENING OP SUNGEI PATANI BRANCH Another milestone along the road of progress in Ked*h was passed yesterday when the new branch of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank at Sangei Patani was formally opened by His Highness the Regent. There was a large gathering at the ceremony,
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    SINGAPORE NEWS.
    159 4 PROPOSED EX.SiERVICE CLUB. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, February 14. The Ex-Service Association Committee has been approached by members with a request to assist in the formation of an Ex-Service Club in Singapore. The question; will be considered at a. meeting to be held on th»’ 20th in
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    DUTCH INDIES NEWS.
    65 4 (OMMUNISTS ARRESTED. Welte.vreden, February 14. —On Monday, the Dutch communist, Bergsma, Railways and Tramways, was arrested. After being heard by the District Officer. Sam;M'ang r he will' be expelled from the Dutch Indies. The native communist Malaka. was arrested for writing communist pamphlets, one of which is
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    THAIPUSAM FIREWORKS.
    299 4 The Penang celebration of the H ndu festival of Thaipusam was brought to a close last night, when the idol Subra. maniam, in the silver car. was brought back to town from the Chetty Temple. The usual halt was made at the Racecourse for the display of fireworks,
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    STRAITS MOTORCAR SERVICE, LTD.
    228 4 The following circular has bee'n addressed to ’he of the Straits Motorcar Service, Ltd. -Gentlfmen, Attached hereto are financial statements which have been prepared coverinfg the operations of the Company from the close of the last financial year (March 31, 1921) to December 31. 1921. These
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    SHOOTING.
    93 4 A match between the a Volunteers t., (> k pla<A a 7? D. th" 9‘h W. Th,. scores. v, Deßberate. D and 500 yds. F'h P V Pu Bradley 55 b 57, Pte. Midson 67 L (',i n Cpl. Baker 54, L/Cn] r P "."''■'«’’'«k’iTe h H M.S. Tilania.-R
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    P.C.C TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    177 4 The following tie. are fi Xe(l fl day, loth Fehmajy: Singles Handicap Class CTaylor v. —.4 H. R Ch( P(ui ,r l -15.3 J. A. Goetzco v ton (6); f 3 A. Dudley v AJ <»); 3W. II Mw Vvoodstack (4) Ladies Doubles Handicap.-— e, Hall and
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    C.R.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    39 4 The following C.R-C. tennis ties fixed f<>r to-morrow: Championship —L. Huan Cheang v Chee Leng. Singles “A”.—o Joo Ko< i, -3,6 v! Th can Hock, —2/6. Singles B”.~ K. Thean Suee, v. K. Heng Kok- —l5-
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    GOLF AT CALEDONIA
    120 4 A very enjoyable day was s P«w Caledonia on Sunday, when a team golfers from Alor Star came down to n t a Caledonia team in a friendly i:u". Singles took place in th»' morning ■< resulted in Caledonia winning eight the nine matches. In the affirncn
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    CRICKET IN IPOH.
    98 4 A .match between the lp"h*the Ipoh atholic (lub wi Saturday on th’ mai’ 1 Ipoh Chib ran up the tota of which T. S. Adams top scored Towers and I )icksMi niad 1 C. C. Harris 10. B. Foenand r t' l wickets for 15 runs. Dr.
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    SINGAPORE TRAGEDY.
    118 4 The inquest tf|, 1 O RI son. Lye Kiat and his thret were brutally murdered on of January 31st. l e’ lf siß No. 34 New Market R a lodger in ’h' h<<us'. a relative of the in the Corona Court G- F. Bout r s r l
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      172 4 LATEST DANCE and SONG SUCCESSES. That Should be in possession by every EE popular Dance Bank. EE No programme is complete without any of EE them. EE g O-Hi-O. Kiss a Miss, Cheerie, Oh, by Jingo, Sweet and Low. Mazie, Bright eyes, H Open Arms, Coal Black Mammy, I never
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      79 4 9ft, n*»»» rtt,w r rr r A GRAND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT IN AID OF THE GIRL GUIDES WILL BE HELD IN THE T O WN HALL ON SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 25, AT 9-15 P.M. SONGS, IxSFRUviENTAL MUSIC 'NO AN AMUSING FARCE I (Entitled “THE BATHROOM DOOR”) J IBY PENANG’S LEADING AM kTEURS
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    NEWS FROM INDIA.
    1545 5 NE WS FROM INDIA. CIV IL UISOBKDIENCE. Febro.'y 2,—Ttw M.dr.. )liVO i?-aed the following G:T ernmen f f())lowir)g leading agitators kilts (instalment» of b* ve pft f iand revenue) through G°’ erna)e rVOIB for Guntur lands:— VenUtapoiab. Kists have been f (C€ived Seetbaroma Sastri, another GOl1 P >Lnr now in
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    Coming Events.
    127 5 Feb 14—Athenaeum, Annual Meeting Library, 5 pm. Feb 14—Athenaeum, Paper on “Democracv,’’ Chine’e Merchants’ Club, 9 p.m Feb 15—Football, PC C v Govt Services. Feb 15—Penang Swimming Club. Moonlight Fete, 9 p.m. Feb 22—Football, Colours v Whites. Feb 25—Entertainment for Girls’ Guides at Town Hall, 9-15 p.m. Feb
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    PRINCE OF WALES IN BHOPAL
    1655 5 THE BEGUM ON THE BRITISH CONNECTION. Bhopal, February 4—The Prince of Wales arrived here this morning and was received by her Highness the Begum, Col. Blakeway (Agent fo the Governor-General Central India) and other high officials of the State and the Political Officer of the
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    EXCHANGE.
    123 5 P«nang, February 14, 1923. By COURTBdY OF THE CHARTERED BANK). London Dem nd Bank 2/3 3/4 4 months’ »ight Bank 2/4 3 Credit 2/4 3/16 3 Documentary 2/4 9/32 Calcutta Demand Bank Rs. 174 3 days’ sight Private „180 p Bombay Demand Bank „174 o Madras Demand Bank ~174
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      488 5 r—im mi in iii amaiw'siswßMwmMMMßyj i Cut Your Oil Bill in Half —20 Hours on I Quart of Oil with The Famous. I I —a— I 1 I s Lirt out tank ft (v >7 I .Y L’sehTdbcson f. Wn&g.j I I i Jifcxvl WT H J THE FAMOUS -<
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    BIRTH.
    19 6 Bailky.— On 10th February, 1922 at Penang Maternity Hospital, to Inspector and Mrs E B Bailey, a daughter.
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    THE GUILDHALL AIR CONFERENCE.
    1210 6 We mav never have been up in an aeroplane or airship, and may have no ambitions towards a flight in either but for most people the subject of aviation possesses a certain fascination, Britons in particular, after the magnificent part which our aviators played in the
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    HERE AND THERE.
    1601 6 A’few months ago a report, widely circulated, stated that negotia- tion were on foot between e ancan. Vatican and the Italian Government for the purpose of closing the breach between them, enabling Italy to appoint a minister to the Vatican, and thereby making it possible for the
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    Penang Court of Appeal
    74 6 I c on*itf The Penang|Coart of A P.P e w> ref the Chief Justice H° f ir Ji* Hon Mr Justice P J S P ro ’o' Judge, Hon Mr JasHM and Hon Mr Justice M T(g in the Supreme Court to-d»/- > was devoted to
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    The Bridge Street Murder.
    59 6 The 4 J We are otfici ll b e ,Df 0 mnection w,rh de(lf h for murder 5 iM I pM .,d him H. I Assizes in July H ic ,-iou I Council refused r ‘ll g th- u I leU to -ppe-l, *>”’ af;er hearing
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    THE CLONES OUTRAGE.
    127 7 oXTß adictoky accounts. Reuter’s Telegrams.] London, February 12. are ;v<JD h< 1 .Kiting affair. The republ.can (10MS alkge that the firing was ■"'S'iraigh ot he specW C tr ‘*”'L .homing dead their command. k Patrick on his demanding that *„tabl« put UP «heir tends. a,.,1 Relfawt account
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    THE BOUNDARY QUESTION.
    279 7 H| O February 3. A joint’ state. ~T OH th- b-ish negotiation ha s been t ?p,i It ascribes the hitch which has ~,1 to the stand taken up by Mr. vL,-i (’chins on the boundary com. I to the Irish delegation’s X:..*ni lth Mr Lloyd George
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    Mr. GANDHI.
    19 7 ABANDONS CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE Bombay, February I’2. ■tl' Gandh’ has temporarily abandoned G JX’licy of civil disobedie nee.
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    "AN ALIEN SYSTEM."
    238 7 S IR M. O’DWYER ON INDIAN SELF-GOVERNMENT 11 Mirliacf > W y, Lieutenant,!i r>i of th Punjab:, delivered, the 1 '*f a series of lectures which have ■'■uianged by the Overseas Club and a,ri "tic league at the ?rw club pre. J s '\\ernori House. Park-place, St.
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    RAILWAY AMALGAMATION.
    51 7 > ri 'l'X|. I.’ i t;d; ;in 11 The “Manches- LoiuJo, ,K ’hat th*- directors u, '"b i' X,v ’’h-Western Railv. ‘l.:u K j '*amalgamated ai ri<>u ln< orkshir RailL'' vi, h t|| ."\i' f'-r ainalg'ij4 eapital < f K Uay who 7' 14, 'g»-Rf nndio-igs sterling is
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    THE PRINCE OF WALES.
    174 7 TAJ MAHAL VISITED. Agra, February 13. The I‘riuce of Wai s broke his journey to Agra, early this morning, to visit Fatchpur S kri. the wonderful city bui'i by the Emperor Akbar, which has been deserted since 1599. H.R H. spent some time amongst- the splendidly
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    REVISED DELHI PROGRAMME.
    425 7 Delhi, January 23.—The revised programme of the visit of the Prince of Wales to Delhi contains interesting details as to some of the ceremonies to be observed in the royal week. The Prince will arrive by train at Selimgarh bastion of the Delhi Fort at 3-30 p-m.
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    NEWS FROM PARIS.
    126 7 Paris, February 12. —According to M Poincare’s statement to a delegation, from the Senate Financial Committee, the Government w ill abide by the Banque Industrielle de* Chine reflotation scheme as by the Chamber, but the alternative remains open, either to reorganize the Banque, or wind it up
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    NATIONAL DEBT REDUCED.
    42 7 London. February 1. —F,-r the first t me since 1913-14 the national debit has been reduced as compared with the previous year- The total aggregate gros s liability for 1921-22 is 7634 million sterling, being 244 million below 1920-21.
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    DISTURBANCE IN PERSIA.
    214 7 London, February 4- —A Teheran message says; Gendarmerie under Colonel La Houty Khan has attacked Tamen Tabriz. Part of the Cossack garrisons .surrender! d and the remainder fled. Nationalists joined the Gendarmerie*. The Governor-Geo era! is under surveillanc* now. All is now quiett. Col. La Houty Khan
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    LATE POPE’S MESSAGE TO KING GEORGE.
    213 7 The following telegrams were exchanged between the late Pop e and the King: From the Pope:—“Overjoyed at the agreement happily reached in regard to Ireland. We congratulate; your Majesty warmly on having contributed effectively to this great work of peace-—Pope Benedict XV.” From tha
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    MALAYA-BORNEO EXHIBITION.
    320 7 AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC SECTION. There* is already distinct evidence of interest in the Amateur Photographic Section of the Malaya-Borneo Exhibition. At a recent meeting of the Malayan Camera Club, held in Kuala Lum. pur. a small* collection of pictures submitted by various members of the* Chib to the Exhibition
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  • CORRESPONDENCE.
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      WATERING THE STREETS.
      175 7 [To the Editor of the “Pinang Gazette.' Sir, —In these days, when one hears so much of the dangers of the germ-earty-ing power of dust, when we see the excessively high death rate from phth sis (which is essentially a dust-borne disease) and when we see —and
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      "THE NOBLE ART."
      251 7 [To the Editor of the “Pinang Gazette.”] Sir. —Doubtless thanks are due by the public of Penang to the P.A-B.A. for the sporting series of boxing contents arranged last Thursday and Friday nights, hut. Sir. in the matte? of encouragement, don’t the local amateurs who gave some
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    GOLD PAYMENTS.
    387 7 LAST YEAR'S PRODUCTION In the annual Bullion Letter ot Messrs. Samuel Montagu and Co., the review of the gold position contains interesting reference to the significance of the payment of international debts in gold. The letter states: “It cannot be seen too clearly that a demand for gold
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    994 7 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Mr. E. S. Hose is gazetted British Resident, Negri Sembilan. Mr. E. T. James has been appointed to act as Assistant District Officer. Klaog, Class V. Mr- N. F. H. Mather has been appointed to officiate as Assistant District Officer, Larut, Clags IV. Mr. Sastri will arrive in)
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    PASSENGERS TO THE EAST.
    36 7 Per N.Y-K. s.s. “Atsuta Marti, from London), January 21. —To Singapore Mr. T. W. Rose, Mr. and Mrs. IL A- Dabell, Master G. N. Dabell, Mr. A. Mugford Mr. M. M. Jack.
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    WEDDING.
    382 7 S PENCER.H A M PSHIRE The marriage took place on Jan. 4th 1922, at St- Margaret’s, Westminster, of Mi*. Jack Crosland Spence'r (Fate of the 3rd Wiltshire Regiment) only son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spencer of the Abbey, Aston Abbotts. Aylesbury. Bucks, with Miss Phyllis Everest Hampshire, only
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    RAILWAY LIABILITY.
    731 8 INTERESTING CIVIL Sl’IT. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I Ar* interd'jting civil suit «as concluded in the Supreme' Court, Ipoh, last wi'ek, the proceedings of which should be of considerable interest to merchants and all business men, involving as it doe s the question of Railway liability for parads,
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    FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE.
    155 8 London, February 1- —The prices of fresh meat have already risen threepence to fourpence a pound and the prices of foreign meat are also rising in consequence of the spread of foot and mouth disease which has neceissitated the destruction of many animals. Sir Stewart 6t<ckman,
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    RANGOON-MADRAS WIRELESS ROUTE.
    379 8 ESTIMATE SANCTIONED BY CENTRAL GOVERNMENT. At a special meeting of the Rangoon municipal committee, it was decided to record the following letter, dated November 30. 1921, from the assistant secretary to the Governmonit of India, public works department, to the director-general of posts and telegraphs, jiegarding the
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    SAD DROWNING CASE.
    177 8 A sad fatality occurred on February 11 th in the death by drowning at the tank at. Ilu Gombak iat the 12th mile, near the Power Station, of Gerald, the 20 year old son of Mr. and Mrs- T. Cvan Langenberg, Kuala Lumpur, and an assistant at
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      159 8 Fhe're is perhaps, no place in the!work! where a person \oluntarily fakes more risks against his health than in the Tropical East. One cannot avoid doing' so on account of the severe’ climate, dangers of bad water and a hundred other natural causes. There are the’ reasons why so many
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    LOCAL SHARE LIST.
    88 9 The following are the latest quotations m Messrs Kennedy &l Co.’s share list; Yesterday. To-day, J g SHAKES. S, >. 3XO X x aO X J c. 5 c. So. So. Mining. Renong Tin 24/- 25/- 23/6 24/Bouth Taiping 50c 52|c 52$c 55c Taiping Tin 1.»'5 1.07$
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    64 9 14th February, 1922. Smoked Sheet Fine Pale Crepe 25|c Unsmoked Sheet No 1 16 c 1 Siuokr-d Sheet 29Ac SrSOAPOKB 29 c r Smoked Sheet 8 1/2 i London Crepe 8 1/2d New York THE RUBBER MARKET. The following were the rubber quotations in London on February 13
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    TIN PRICES.
    89 9 The Straits Trading Co., Ltd., gives the following London prices, on Feb 13 Spot JE153.2a.6d up 75.6 d 3 months buying £155.2s 6d 75.6 d 3 selling £155.75.6d 75,6 d Local Parity $76.98 February 14tb: Singapore, sold 100 tons at Penang, buyers no sellers at Messrs Boustead and
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    PRODUCE PRICES.
    201 9 BP. Tapioca $6.75 sellers M. P. Tapioca $7.25 sellers Cold leaf $72 seller» Black Pepper $16.50 sellers White Pepper $24 sellers. Trang Pepper no stock Mace Pickings $45 sellers Cloves $l2O sellers Nutmegs 80s $4O nominal 110« $32.00 sellers J No. 1 $lO.OO per piou No. 2 $9.00
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    The Airship Scheme.
    233 9 The Australian Prime Minister despatched a cable message to the British Government asking that the time limit fixed for the acceptance or rejection of the experimental airship scheme should be extended. As the British Government does not propose to proceed with the development of the airships this
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    KENNEDY & CO’S SHARE LIST.
    950 9 KENNEDY CO’S SHARE LIST. i a NAMES. 2-3 g RUBBBR (Dollar.) So. S c. Jc. Allenby Rnbber Co. 20c 224 c Alor Gajah Rubber Estate jjjq j Amalgamated Malay Estates j’grj j'go Ayer Hitane Planting Syndicate 10 (x) 1O CO Ayer Kuning Rubber Estates j qq Ayer Molek Rubber Co.
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    MARKET PRICKS.
    401 9 Prnakg, February 14. 1922. HEEF— rt* Soup per catty 35 Roast do 48 Steaks do 48 Stew or Curry Meat <lo curry 36 Rump Steak do 48 Ox Tail each 50 do Tongue de 80 do Feet do 50 Heart per catty 40 Liver do 80 Fillet of
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      620 12 EASTERN SHIPPING Co (INCORPORATED IN THE ST «ATTB SETTERMEN”. TEL. ADDRESS SHIPPING, PENANG.” Head OFFfCE No. 63, Beach Street, Pei"'”' Dockyard and Machine* Shop, Sungoj N>ok Telephone No. BUTTERWORTH 1 Ship Owners, Steel and Iron Ship Builder Boiler-Makers, Engineers. Brass and i rotl H,tr STEAMER. DATE. pQR Renoug I Feb
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