Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 10 November 1924

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. fUBLBHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1533. No. 260. VOL. LXXXII. MONDAY, 10th NOVEMBER, 1924. PRICE 15 CENTS.
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    GERMAN AIRSHIP INDUSTRY.
    539 2 REPORTED BRITISH INQUIRIES. Berlin, October 14.—The forthcoming dismantling of the Zeppelin shed at Friedrichshafen is the subject of a good deal of bitter comment in the German Press, which argues that as the Zeppelin has proved inadequate as an engine of warfare there is no longer any
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    LAURENTIC’S GOLD.
    329 2 NINETY-NINE PER CENT RECOVERED. The return to Portsmouth of His Majesty's salvage vessel Racer marks the end of the salvage operations which the Adm ralty have been carrying out for the past few jears on the wreck t.f the armed liner Laurentic. The result of the undertaking, states
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      1202 2 TENDERS INVITED. A T i RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION GOVERNMENT OF JOHORE. 8 I M tadi w tr~ town d.H..n or I WORkUdEPARTMENT. PAYABLE in ADVANCE. x Tenders are hereby invited for the 5 year H supply of the following materials during I i i tI6 x ie y ear I^2s:
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      717 2 x. your healths SKnKR, ANns _ißwi\G sake drink SHEb M EW IT statutory lUsprve Oj( abt Special Reserve 32 abt I vy 22 660,000 a bt Branches -~Bandoeng, Bandi P L “PHI lITP CA IT” n- A i Bombay Calcutta. CheriU^ 841 -FRUIT SALT bang, Pekalongan, PonUanaft Plle Samarano, Shanghai,
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    1211 3 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Morgan have returned from leave. Sir Harry Lauder and Lady Lauder arrived in India last month. Mr. and Mrs. S J. Vincent returned to Singapore by the Mantua. Mr. Alston has left Kuala Lumpur on a visit to a brother in Africa. Mr. F.
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    163 3 Tokio, Nov. 5. The Tokio municipal tramway-men’s dispute has been settled in favour of the men. Mr. Hatta. Principal of the Niigata High school, has tendered his resignation, acknowledging himself responsible for a dreadful triple murder committed by a second grade boy of his school, who murdered his
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      150 3 IWIWLES ALL OVER FOOT Formed Large, Sore Eruptions. Lost Sleep. Cuticura Heals. For eight months I suffered with sore foot. At first a spot of little, white pimples broke out which soon spread all over my foot and formed large, sore eruptions. Sometimes the irritation was unbearable and I could
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    MOTOR FATALITY.
    2623 4 CORONER’S INQUEST. Further evidence was tendered in the Police Court. Penang, on Saturday before Mr. N. K. Bain. H, M. Coroner and a jury consisting of Messrs. T. R. P. Dawson (Foreman), Shaik Choonoomeah and Ong Chooi Eng. into the circumstances attending the death of the school boy,
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      290 4 East Asiatic Co., Ltd. OUTWARD FOR PORT SWETTENHAM, SINGAPORE. AND BANGKOK: due Penang m/s SELANDIA about 25th Nov. HOMEWARD: FOR COLOMBO, LONDON, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. m/s J UTL AN DI A due about 28th Nov. m/s SELANDIA due about 25th Dec. m/s FIONIA due about 28th Feb. The above vessels
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    POSTAL SERVICES COMMITTEE.
    2591 5 owing is the report of the Postal u, trices Committee appointed by H.E. Governor to enquire into the possi- 1,/.,, improving the organisation of b Plist s and Telegraphs Departments x < I \1 S. and Unfederated o f the 7 xv ,.Hen<\ -Sir Laurenve Nunns ,KA
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    THE TURKISH BUDGET.
    306 5 FLUCTUATING FIGURES Most of us have played at. some time, or other the game which begins, “Think of a number, double it, add five to it,” ajid so forth The drawing up of the Turkish Budget appears to be a game conducted much on the same principle.
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    AIR TRAFFIC.
    316 5 VISIONS OF THE FUTURE. New successes in the electrical guidance of aeroplanes are being discussed at the International Commission for Air Navigation, which was opened in Paris in September. Latest experiments show that not only van a plane be kept on its course, by night or in mist
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      37 5 Pitman’s Junior Tfpist Book, fl/75 per book or f 2- post free, stocked by the Pinang Gazette Press, Ltd., Penang. Pitman’s New Course in Typewriting, ?1 /50 per book, stocked by the Pinang Gazette Press, Ltd., Penang.
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      576 5 MAIL YOUR GIFTS EARLY. A box by mail arrives without fail.” A host of seasonable gifts guaranteed to please the taste of every boy and girl. Dolls and Toys of Quality The novelty Sensation of the year in Baby Dolls which are life like a I lovable and delightfully different.
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    BIRTHS.
    57 6 Hoisington.—At 26-3 Sophia Road on Nov. 6th. at 8 a.m., to Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hoisington, a son. Plenckeks. —On November 7. 1924, at 510 Gaylang Road, Singapore, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Plenckers. a daughter. Pratt. —At Tebing Tinggi, Sumatra, on November 3, 1924, to Dorothy (m'e
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    REMEMBRANCE.
    443 6 To-morrow is Armistice Day. Six years will have passed since the guns were rendered voiceless and the magic of peace brought rest to tired armies. At eleven o’clock to-morrow morning the World will pause for a space of two minutes in silent tribute to those whose lives were sacrificed
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    TOWARDS PROGRESS.
    621 6 Advantages to be derived from legislative action can only be temporary and transient. Maximumservice at minimum cost is the watchword of every alert industrial concern, and the widest market awaits the enterprising producer who can oft er lowpriced rubber for sale. Serviceability is the source of strength of
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    THE CRIMSON STAIN.
    95 6 Almost as soon as the ceremony of unveiling the Hull cenotaph was over, a heavy rainstorm drenched the wreaths of artificial poppies which had been placed on the plinth of the monument in memory of the fallen and the dye ran out, staining the white stone a
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    HERE AND THERE.
    1257 6 Adverse weather conditions attended Poppy Day in Penang last i Poppy Day. year, and, considering the downpour early this morning. it seemed as if history would repeat itself. Fortunately, Jupiter Pluvius was merciful and the cloudy weeping skies, so reminiscent of a summer at home, < cleared
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    ARMISTICE DAY
    116 6 There will be no issue of the “Pinang Gazette” to-morrow. For the convenience of the residents in Butterworth and up-country, who are attending the Ex-Services Dinner at the E. 0. Hotel to-morrow, a special launch will leave Victoria Pier for Butterworth at 1-30 a.m. The Library will be
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    “POPPY” DAY.
    51 6 BRISK SALE. From very early this morning the i.idies who volunteered to sell Hander? Ppies, on the ’’'ccasion of Reniern Day, were busy about the stiee 9 the business houses in eac and its vicinity. Up to 1 P m the amount realised f rCnt reached the figure
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    ST. DUNSTAN'S FUND
    20 6 Miss Ethel McNamee has $5l U St. Dunstan’s Home 10 per cent of the profits o Recital.
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    THE MAILS.
    129 6 The homeward mail by jj I*.ngtant, 1 ngtan t, closes at 10 am.on r 1 1< p en ang° n The mail despatched from lir the 14th October by the tb was delivered in London on November. f u Penang The mail despatched Tee Sta on the 17th
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      17 6 “E>. O.” ARMISTICE DAY, Tuesday, 11th November. SPECIAL DINNER and DANCE. DANCING TILL 1 -45 a. m.
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      27 6 TIDE TABLES. To-Day. High Water. Low Water. 11.44 a.m. 6.4 a.m. 12.0 •'>.« r > < 4 pm. To-Morrow. High Water. Low Water. 112.0 6.35 a.m. 112.16 p.m. 6.31 p.m.
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  • Obituary
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    40 6 DEATHS. Dickson. —Oct. 10. at 96. Cromwellroad. S. W. 7. Emily Ayton Dickson, widow of Sir John Frederick Dickson. K.C.M.G. (late Colonial secretary. F.M.S.) Barnard. —Henry Cuthbert. J. P. of the Grey House, Yatton, Somerset, aged 59, dfter an operation.
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    TROUBLE IN SPAIN.
    373 7 Smuggling of Arms. EXCITEMENT ON BORDER. cute h's Telegrams.] London. November 8. That there has been trouble in Spain nnear< from telegrams from Per pignan jouncing the arrest of twenty armed ipHiiards who confessed to being en- ed in a plot against the Directory. A telegram from
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    OTTOMAN DEBTS.
    81 7 BIG REDUCTION IN LIABILITY. Constantinople, November X. Ihe Turkish Gold Pounds Commission for the tipportioning of we old Ottoman debt has concluded its task, resulting in the reductofal Turkish liability from 000,000 to £57,500,000, involving '•u annual charge of six instead of nine a half millions. The portions
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    IURKEY’S DEBUT.
    29 7 Geneva, November 9. Turkey makes her debut in the on November 17 on the wh Opi um Conference on i’ )e by Sefa uder Secretary for Agriculture.
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    NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
    72 7 Blanche of orders. New York. November 9. ‘‘-xchange market is very lively and ed\| 1!U1 r buying sterling. It has pushlevp'i ,nan 'T Gite to 4/59] the highest rose S nCe l V British bonds s ln Pathy and Scandinavian, pw an< Dntch exchanges tended ij'u, avalanche’of
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    MRS. HARDING.
    26 7 -ANDs operation well. y Marion. Ohio. November 9. Prsi the widow of the late has boon operated on for kid- stood the shock well.
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    RUSSIA AND POLAND.
    132 7 A Hostile Press. ALLEGED BANDIT ATTACKS. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] Warsaw, November 9. M. Woikoff, the new Soviet minister to Poland, has handed his credentials to President Wojciechowski. In a speech he assured the Polish Government of the Soviet’s friendly intentions and desire for co-operation. The President in reply
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    GERMAN TRADE.
    127 7 LOANS GREATLY HELP. Berlin, November 9. Tho Government has decided to reduce the income-tax between 15 and 25 per cent, on incomes under eight thousand marks annually with further allowances for children. The business turnover tax and the luxury tax will also be substantially reduced. These reliefs are
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    SAILORS ON STRIKE.
    42 7 SHIPPERS REFUSE CARGO. Melbourne, November X. The maritime strike has developed seriously. Inter-State shippers are refusing to accept cargo and are returning consignments reaching them with the notification that vessels will not sail after reaching hom ports from Australia.
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    A QUAINT EVENT.
    58 7 AT CHESHAM HOUSE. London, November X. There was a quaint event at the old Russian Embassy at Chesham House last evening when M. Rakovsky held a reception for diplomatic representatives. There was a varied assortment of guests including several ex-ministers. Morning and evening dress was w'orn. Lenin’s
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    SUPER AIRSHIP.
    34 7 London, November X. The airship mentioned on November 5 will contain a huge lounge, thirty twoberth cabins, a smoking room and seven engines. Her cruising speed will be seventy miles per hour.
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    DUTCH AIRMEN.
    37 7 ARRIVE AT KARACHI. Amsterdam. November X. The Dutch airmen arrived at Bushire from Bagdad without stopping at Basra. At Karachi. Karachi. November 10. The Dutch airmen have arrived after a direct flight from Bunder Abbas.
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    SENATOR LODGE.
    42 7 New’ York, November 9. Senator Lodge is w’eaker and is only intermittently conscious. Little Hope. Boston, November 10. Senator Lodge is unconscious and is very weak. There is little hope of recovery. Dead. The death is announced of Senator Lodge.
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    HANGAR DESTROYED.
    38 7 Cheynne. Wyoming. November X. An air mail service hangar with seven aeroplanes was destroyed by fire following the ignition of a petr d-soaked floor by a short circuit caused by the breakage of an electric lamp.
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    274 7 Saturday’s Results. HUDDERSFIELD AGAIN DOWN. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] London, November 8. The results of Saturday’s matches were ENGLISH LEAGUE. First Division. Arsenal 0, Notts County 1. Aston Villa 2, Bolton 2. Blackburn 1. West Brom. 0. Bury 3. Sunderland 0. Huddersfield Tottenham 2. Liverpool 3, Preston 1. Manchester C
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    22 7 ENGLAND BEATS IRELAND. Belfast, November 8. In the Amateur International Football match, England beat Ireland hv 3 goals to 2.
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    M. C. C. TOUR.
    57 7 HEAVY SCORING AT ADELAIDE. Adelaide, November 8. In sunny weather, on a soft and sticky wicket and before sixteen thousand spectators. South Australia scored 346 for 4 w’ickets and declared. Richardson scored 200 unfinished. The M. C. C. scored 230 for 2 wickets. Hobbs, having 50.
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    RUGBY.
    19 7 “ALL BLACKS” WIN. London, November 8. The “All Blacks” beat Northumberland by 27 points to 4 at Newcastle.
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    SELANGOR BEATS PERAK.
    72 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, November 9. In the Rugby match, Selangor beat Perak by 8 points to 5, though Perak were the better side and pressed for most of the first half. Hains scored a try and Cameron converted. On resum ing, a hard struggle
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    PENANG GOLF CLUB.
    45 7 The Annual Mixed Foursones Compe tition will shortly be held. Entries —in pairs—close on the 18th instant. The Columbia Cup will be played for over the 15th, 16th and 17th inst. The condition are four consecutive rounds of 9 holes under handicap.
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    SINGAPORE NEWS.
    343 7 MALACCA HEAVILY DEFEATED AT RUGBY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, November 10. In the Malaya Cup Rugby match, Singapore defeated Malacca by forty-five points—five goals, two dropped goals and four tries—to nil. The game was hopelessly one-sided. Malacca were weakly represented and were out-classed n all departments. The
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    DUTCH NAVAL BASE.
    50 7 BOSS IN THEIR OWN HOUSE.” Batavia, November 9. In the Peoples’ Council, Government explained that the Naval Bill did not aim at aggression, but merely indicated that the Dutch were desirous of being boss in their own house. Sourabaya would he maintained as a naval base.— <
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    RUBBER PROPAGANDA.
    216 7 HON. MR. NAMBYAR’S TOUR. Tht Hon’ble Mr. P. K. Nambyar has intimated to the Federated Malay States Rubber Propaganda Committee that the recent correspondence in the local Press has made it doubtful whether at the present juncture a visit by him to India on behalf of the Committee
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    PERAK GYMKHANA CLUB.
    106 7 SKYE MEETING HANDICAPS. The following are the entries and handicaps for the Perak Gymkhana Club’s Skye Meeting to be held at Taiping next Saturday: Race I.—H.F. 11.7, Shanghai 11.7, Cyril 10.5, After Hours 9.12. Chantek 9.7, Digger 9.7, Mah Jong 9.7. Race 2. Rifleman 11.7, Dougal Cratur
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    TELEPHONIC COMMUNICATION.
    278 7 PULAU RIMAU CONNECTED. We understand that the Government Telegraph Department have completed the laying of a small cable from nanc to Pulau Rimau Light House, which is now in communication with this island. Mr. F. J. Ward and #Mr. W. Curran Sharp were busy on the sth and
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      MYSTERY MAN.
      101 7 [To the Editor of the” Pinang Gazette.”] Sir, —The public must thank you for giving publicity to the existence of a mystery man thereby warning the public to be on the alert. There is one point however, which requires explanation. According to the first story, the girl was
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      PROVIDENT FUND
      98 7 To The Editor of the “Pinang Gazette.” Sir, —Although appointments in Government Schools are pensionable, yet the same cannot be said of stateaided establishments. Why make fish of one and fowl of another? It is only rumoured that teachers of grant-in-aid institutions will be provided with a provident
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    MEMORIAL SERVICE.
    26 7 We are asked to state that wreaths intended for the memorial in the Penang Cricket Club should be laid before 10.30 a. m. to-morrow.
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    LATE MR. MOHAMED NOORDIN.
    592 7 SALE OF PROPERTY Mr. Mohamed Nina Merican, the auc tioneer, conducted an important sale l of valuable property consisting of shop houses situated in the best part of the town, on Saturday morning at his sales room. No. 6 Market Street. The pro perty in question
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      64 7 WORDS But They Express A Uot I 1 If instead of saying a good car you say a H “GOOD MAXWELL CAR” you indicate something very different because the MAXWELL stands alone in Excellence. W your old car TAKER IN /—K PART Al M PAYMENT. M DEFERRED M R PAYMENTS
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    WATCH YOUR DANCE STYLE.
    549 8 Within a half-mile radius of Piccadil-ly-circus there are ten reputable dance clubs and seven first-class restaurants offering dancing and cabaret entertainment. In addition, all the leading hotels are spending lavish sums in order that their patrons may be afforded dancing facilities. One fashionable West End hotel
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    CHINESE KIDNAPPER CONVICTED.
    176 8 SEVERE SENTENCE. "This is a most impudent theft of two children.” remarked Mr, Justice FarrerManby at the Selangor Assizes in convicting Chia Mew Chiang of kidnapping a little girl and her brother. The accused said that the girl was badly treated by her sister-in-law, and she asked
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    Band Programme.
    70 8 To day November 1924.—Moonlight 8.30 to 10.30 p.m.— 1 March Our Battalion Rushworth 2 Overture Bohemian Girl Balfe 3 W altz When Lights are Low Kahu 4 Selection A Princess of Kensington German Fox Trot 1 Lose You Archer fi Intermezzo Tn the Cloisters Forrauce 7 Selection Bran
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    THE BRITISH-ISRAEL MOVEMENT.
    288 8 DECLINE OF RELIGIOUS TEACHING. At the meeting of the British-Israel Congress at the Central Hall, Westminster, the chair was occupied by Colonel Edward F. Gosset, a former chairman of the Council of the Federation and one of the pioneers of the modern British-Israel movement. The Chairman said
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    Coming Events.
    62 8 Nov. 15—Gymkhana Meeting at Taiping 15 —Inter-state Hockey: Perak vs. Penang, Ipoh. 22—Malaya Cup Rugby: Perak vs. Penang, Taiping. Dec. ti—Malaya Cup Rugby: Perak vs. Selangor, Ipoh (second match), 13—Inter-state Hockey: Penang vs. Perak, Penang. 20—Malaya Cup Rugby: Perak vs. Penang, Penang (second match). Jan. 10—Rugby: Perak "A”
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      254 8 QUESTIONS WOMEN ASK. Why do 1 continually suffer What am I to do to regain health These are questions many women are despairingly asking themselves as they feel strength and vitality steadily diminishing day by day. Ihe trouble, with most of thctse women lies in the blood. They are anaemic—a
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      277 8 FREE WINEGLASSES to all buyers of HALL’S WINE. Every purchaser of a Bottle of 11 all’s Wine will be presented with a FREE GIFT of a Special Crystal Wineglass, made to hold one dose of this famous British Tonic. These handsome Wineglasses are of excellent quality, with no advertising on
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    PATTANI TIN, LTD.
    153 9 «p .I'VI’I TORY MEETING. {i)11 Vr i). A. M. Brown presid!l''. <ta (ui<>iv meeting of Pattani 1 "l.hn which «as held at the !1 i office oi Company, 33 f’’- 1 1 Penang, at noon today. pea n t |«> present Messrs. F. C. T J rt
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    Moonlight Band Programme.
    70 9 l-uesday 11th November 1924. From 8.30 to 10.30 p.m. |W The tir.,at Little Army Alford Ininita Williams r-ihcrtiu*' .iii.imid iiu'-.lt/ Goodnight Moon 3 Wa light Magiue Kplm’ion \Hies in Camp Engleman StF x Tnr A.tau«u> Blues William» G Fantasia Phantom Brigade Myddleton 7fs.'lection Squires Popular Songs Hume
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    EXCHANGE.
    275 9 PKXANG, NOVEMBER 10, 1924 (Rv Courtshv of thk Ohahtkhs Bank.) London Demand Bank 2/4 3/32 I mooths’ sight Bank 2/4 5/32 t Credit 2/4 19/32 ,'i Doer.l'it-nt ii y 2/4 5/<S (';i' 'iiiiti Dmnand Bank !?slst>2 i 3 days’sight Privai*» „161 I Bomia;. Demand Bank 1062 I Ma<lrag Demand
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    NERVE-ENERGY.
    166 9 Secret and How to Obtain It. b.’.-1,.',1 are f ’l :u, d well." writes a '> Xen',' I,VSI k s ls»ok “Nerves and Ditio- i find difficult to imagine the lint’ "bo is never able to feel ki.,,/ j "eighed down by that feeling of ■at a ,ok ns
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    THE SHARE LIST.
    109 9 J'he following are the latest quotations in Messrs, Kennedy d? Co*s share list of i yjn, to-day Yesterday. Tc-day. 95 00 Shakes. 5> >» >» X 72 X u 5 I c. c sc. I c. Mining. (’henderiang 10/- 10/6 10/6 11/K. Kamunting 49/- 49/6 49/6 50/Kuala
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    72 9 November 10, 1924 1.00 A G. cts. Smoked Sheet 60 market Phnang' Fine Pale Crepe ...60 weak kUnsmoked Sheet 48 SINGA- (Smoked Sheet ...61 PORK I Crepe ...61 London and Nf.w York. J Smoked Sheet l/5i dull Cr<)p(i 1/5i New York ...G34| steady The following were the rubber
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    TIN PRICES.
    132 9 The Straits Trading Co., Ltd-. Local. November 10: Singapore sold 200 tons at $l3O Penang buyers no sellers at $l3O f. 7'he Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd-. London, November 6, spot, £257 an<i £259.15s three months buying £260 three months selling. London, November 7, spot, £258 and £260.5s three
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    TIN OUTPUT.
    25 9 The output of The Tongkah Harbour Tin Dredging Co.. N. L. from 2nd to Bth November 1924 (being one week) was 10 tons.
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    PRODUCT PRICES.
    230 9 Benares Opium p. otio,g $5.000.00 noli;. Cloves 100.00 sellers Gold leaf 72.00 sellerMace Pickings no stock Nutmegs 80s 102.00 nom. 110 s 95.00 Coconuts per 1,000 50.00 Copra Sundried 12.25 buyers Rattars H. 15 sales Rattans Coarse 10.50 Green Snail Shells 13.00 Siam Rice No. 1 15.00 ba
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    KENNEDY & CO'S SHARE LIST.
    1114 9 KENNEDY CO'S SHARE LIST. E aS NAMES ir RUBBER [Dollar.) S c 5 o f e Allenoy Rubber Co 1 35 1 40 Alor Gajah Rubber Estate 1 1G 1 20 Amalgamated Malay Estates I W 2 00 ex Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate U 0011 50 Ayer Kuuing Rubber Estate»
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