Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 29 November 1924

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1133. No. 275. VOL. LXXXII. SATURDAY, 29th NOVEMBER, 1924. PRIOR 15 CENTS.
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    SOVIET GOVERNMENT AND COMMUNISTS.
    854 2 DIRECT CONNECTION. From London telegrams it appears that R*ikov>k\, Znovieff, and he Soviet Government still deny the authenticity of the letter published by lhe British loicign Office. They cannot, however, verw well repudiate the document which appears above Zinovieff’s signature in the lsvestia” of October 23.
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      1225 2 municipal notice. I RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION, x Notice is hereby given that the books ti j- ji- I containing the Annual Valuation of and g Including free town dehrary or impoged on al] buiklingg and ands X roMage p situated within the Municipality of gjV> jAl 4;:|4 PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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  • Feminine Reflections
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      Mrs. Pepys’ Diary.
      1003 3 j [u nJ»>. X->"-"' b, r *•>•-** h 1 l.u\ a rubber bthiiig cap. that 1 oubi gn bathing: that be *iess indeed, but tha.t i may linP hlkh taking of m\ bath i',) 0 when I vN«uihl wash face I This because 1 in ni.v paper
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      Fashions of the Moment.
      630 3  -  By Dorothy Leyland. No doubt many of you have bead necklaces or trimmings of which you have grown tired. A good way to make further use of them, and at the same time, add a distinctive touch to your evening toilette, is to transform them into
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      A BOUDOIR CAP.
      76 3 This boudoir cap is a pretty little affair, it is made of rows of narrow pale pink crepe de chine fdills. and has quaint little ear Tabs. Black Satin ribbon is threaded through, making the silk paler than ever, and a smart little bow of black statin
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      Powder and Puff.
      297 3  -  By Penelope. It is quite wrong to suppose that any powder w.ill ilo for you youi skin is not likely to respond wonderfully to the first box of powder the shop assistant offers. Undoubtedly, there is a vogae in povv ders, which swings from a preference for
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      Lure of Leatherwork.
      380 3  -  By Joan Rositter. Leatherwork is not difficult, for the amateur with' a little patience and per severance. There are many simple things (like cushions, mats, and tops for fancy stools which are quite easy to master, j After having made these it does not I need much
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      Your Best Social Asset.
      551 3  -  By Helen Greig Souter. Why is it that the girls and women who grudge no expense on costly’ cosmetics for the preservation of their complexions, no amount of time on physical exercises to ensure a graceful figure, and think no price too high to pay for
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      November’s Child.
      666 3  -  By Rosamund. Anyone Loi n on No*, ember Ist. is likely to have a nature tlteir friends will find very difficult to understand, being complex and full of contradictions. If that is your date you should learn to understand yourself as the knowledge will help you to do
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      QUARREL WITH A PRINCE.
      137 3 LUDENDORFF’S THREAT TO PUB I.TSH DOCUMENTS. The quarrel between the Cr>wn Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria and Gene ral Ludendorff, as the result of th'e general’s declaration that Runprecht broke his word in connection with the Hilter rising last November, is growing hotter. Undaunted by the boycott
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    790 4 The Rev. Father Brossard, of the Church of the Holy Rosary, Kuala Lumpur, is ill. The Resident of Selangor and Mrs. Stonor have left Kuala Lumpur for Ginting Simpah. Dr. A. Reid, recently Medical Officer in Lower Perak, is expected back shortly, after a spell at home.
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    ST. ANDREW’S DAY.
    116 4 Celebration in Penang. NOTABLE GATHERING. As the feast of St. Andrew. Scotland’s Patron Saint, falls this year on a Sunday, yesterday was selected for its celebration and it was carried out in the usual manner with a Rugby match between Scotland and The Rest on the padang
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    RUGBY MATCH.
    2072 4 SCOTLAND BEATEN. In the rugby match which was played on the Esplanade yesterday afternoon between Scotland and The Rest, the former were defeated by 5 points (a goal) to nil. Scotland were successful last year by 8 points to 3 and won the St. Andrew’s Cup presented by
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    CELEBRATION AT KUALA LUMPUR.
    84 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. November 29. At Rugby The Rest beat Scotland by 5 points to nil by a lucky try, which Jack converted. St Andrew’s ball which was held at the Selangor Club was a great success. The attendance was very large and
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    MALAYA CUP RUGBY.
    125 4 Malacca’s Forced withdrawal. It will occasion much regret in Malayan rugby circles that Malacca have been compelled, on account of the difficuly experienced in getting sides together, to withdraw from the southern section of the Malaya Cup Competition. In informing the secretary of the Singapore Rugby Football
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    LYRIC CINEMA.
    132 4 Onida s famous novel, Under Two Flags makes a marvellous vivid motion picture drama, which is now at Theatre Royal with Miss Priscilla Dean in the role of Cigarette” which once served Miss Blanche Botes and other famous actresses on the jspeaking stage. Miss Dean is an admirable
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    FAREWELLING MR. JUSTICE DAVID.
    283 4 T. O M. Before the commencement of the business of the Ipoh. Court yesterday morning. Mr. Bryant stated thht he wished, on behalf of the Bar, to say good-bye” to His Lordship the Hon. Mr. Justice David, whom he understood was leaving Ipoh. consequent on the
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    THE BEST REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA
    149 4 the one preparation in which eminent doctors place their confidence; which hospitals use, and which nurses and general public alike unite in recommending, is Bisurated Magnesia. This is because the sufferer gets prompt and sure benefit, since this remedy removes the harmful acid and fermentation
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    SEREMABN ITEMS.
    319 4 Our Ov„ Corre B| lmi Seremban. November In honour of his >■ Wampalam formerly Seremban. will be entertained k I Osts and Telegraphs staff and J to a dinner at 8.30 p. In at Th Association. Seremban. A ne S Nathan, formerly ol in the Seremban Post Office
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    ACCIDENT FOLLOWS ILLNESS.
    52 4 RUGBY FOOTBALLER’S II.L-H’i'K. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, November 29. Dykes, the Negri Sembilan Rugby player, who recently recovered from hb illness met with a motor cycle accident this morning on this way from the Sungei Ujong Club to his bungalow md is at present lying in
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    A FOOTBALLER-HUMOURIST.
    246 4 Harold Walden, the humourous-enter-tainer who is one of the fine company vf supporting artistes who will appear here on Monday and Tuesday, December B<h and 9th with Wish Wynne, is a man of many parts. In addition to being a very popular favourite in the branch of the
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    HOCKEY LEAGUE.
    146 4 The match m the above pl plaved on the Free School rP Thursday afternoon bet ween > presenting tiro Public Penang Schoolmasters At de forinprk y tion resulted in a win tor g Rulsto three goals to one. bor d 1 1 on ce. Singh scored twice an<
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    JAVA NEWS.
    492 5 MOTOR-CAR ACCIDENTS. (Translated.) Aneta wired from Medan on the iTith instant, that a motor car collision had taken place between two cars, one belonging to His Highness the Sultan of Langkat. and the other to the Chinese major of Pematang Siantar, Deli. Three occupants were injured. Near the
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    AIR DEFENCE COMMAND.
    216 5 SIR J. M SALMOND’S NEW POST The Air Ministry announces; AirMarshal Sir John Maitland Salmond has been selected to fill the post about to he created, with effect from January next, of Air Officer Commanding inChief. Air Defence of Great Britain. The command has been instituted in
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    THE DAWES’ PLAN.
    542 5 BI SINESS BEFORE HATE. A prosperous England can live side by side with a prosperous Germany. In fact, the two things go together. That is my convinced impression after studying conditions in the two countries. This statement was made by Dr. Wirth, formerly German Chancellor. He was
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    REMAINS OF HAROLD I.
    96 5 Acting on a suggestion that Harold I. (Harold Harefoot). King of England, was buried at St. Olave’s, Southwark, S. E., the Local Government Committee of the London County Council has caused an investigation to be made. The trustees of the St. Olave’s. Southwark. Church Act. 191
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      681 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. noils and Toys of Quality pl. u>velty Sensation of the year in Baby Dolls which are life-like and lovable and n ii\ 'liderent I’he
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      149 5 SUFFERED WITH ECZENA3W On Hands, In Tiny Blisters. Cuticura Healed. For three years I suffered with eczema on my hands. It seemed like a lot of tiny blister* which when broken discharged a lot of watery fluid and afterwards formed scales. Then my arms got bad and I had to
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      215 5 JUST RECEIVED A NEW CONSIGNMENT OF TENNIS REQUISITES. RACQUETS. All Racquets are strung with best black gut to stand the local climatic conditions. All weights in stock. Slazenges, G.L. Paterson” Price $32-50. Spalding’s Gold Medal Price $29-50. t: Davis’ ,‘Riseley Hexagon” E: f |J Price $29-50. y', Slazengers’ Doherty” r-;
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    RUSSIA.
    382 6 For having the courage of his conviction, Rear-Admiral Exelmans, the French Commander-in-Chief in North Africa has been superseded by Vice-Admiral Jehenne. According to the cabled news, the gallant Admiral refused to receive a Soviet Mission en route to Bizerta to take possession of Wrangel’s fleet which Wrangel handed over
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    AIR MEN 0’ WAR.
    3455 6  -  By Boyd Cable. (Author of Between the Lines.”) 4.— A TENDER SUBJECT.” The telling of this tale in the Squadron Mess came about through (1) a mishap, (2) a joke, and (3) an argument. The mishap was to a fighting two-seater, which landed on the Squadron’s
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      27 6 "ID. &=> O.” Guest Night and Dancing Every Tuesday and Friday. Special Tiffin every Wednesday and SaturdayE. O. Orchestra. Orchestral Concert every other Sunday. Next Concert, 30th November.
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    THE HAWKER PROBLEM.
    124 7 S. p, p> \L SUB-COMMITTEE’S action, ac i°” was taken at a H yi,. n November 25th DecidOftC. ProBide »t and the Health M u 'J n t e rview the Ag. Colonial irt!ip r a v ew to Dressing still !l> iicirv7 v ~f appointing a
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    AFFAIRS IN EGYPT.
    838 7 More Arrests Effected. MUTINY IN THE SUDAN. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] .Vale. London. November 28. 1 n connection with yesterday’s arrests at Cairo it is declared here that no doubt whatever is entertained in British wellinformed quarters of the existence of an extensive underground conspiracy although nothing is known
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    TURKISH AFFAIRS.
    97 7 NEW GOVERNMENT’S POLICY. Constantinople, November 28. In the Assembly, the Premier. Ferhi Bey, in outlining the new programme said it was determined to maintain an army strong enough to ensure the security and integrity of the frontiers. It intended to respect all engagements entered into by previous Governments,
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    THE RUSSIAN REPLY.
    190 7 EXTREME SURPRISE EXPRESSED. I London, November 28. The Russian reply to the British Note dealing with the Zinovieff letter expresses extreme surprise that after declining the offer of investigation of the document by an impartial court, the British Government makes vague statements, unsupported by any evidence, that
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    STRIKE IN AUSTRALIA.
    78 7 Tl'li EMPLOYEES AND THE MALOJA. Adelaide. November 28. Tug employees refused to handle the Maloja which anchored three miles from the wharves, while her lifeboats brought out passengers, mails and stores. The Maloja’s stewards were forced to push the mail van to the wharf, the railwaymen refusing
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    TEXTILE WORKERS’ STRIKE.
    26 7 Warsaw. November 28. Sixty thousand textile workers at Lodz have struck owing to the millowners refusing a 23 per cent increase in wages.
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    STRONG ACTION.
    55 7 EJECTING LA FOLLETTE. Washington. November 28. A Conference of Republican Senators passed a resolution in favour of the ejection of the Presidential candidate. La Follette, and three of his supporters Senators Ladd, Frazier and Brookhart from the Republican Party. The Kansasite, Senator Curtis, was selected to succeed Mr.
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    A SENSATIONAL CASE.
    259 7 Blackmailing Conspiracy. POTENTATE TRAPPED. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] London. November 28. A most sensational case ended in the Law’ Courts to-day after an eight days’ hearing. The plaintiff, Charles Robinson, a bookmaker, sued the Midland Bank for £125,000 which he alleged he paid to his_ account. The bank asserted
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    FRENCH DEBT.
    94 7 MVY BE FUNDED IN AMERICA. Paris. November 28. Questioned regarding reports from Washington to the effect that France had approached the United States with a view to funding the French debt in America. M. Ch-mentel. Minister of Finance. replied that hitherto there had only been conversations beween M.
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    FRENCH SCHOLARS.
    33 7 INTELLECTUAL RELATIONS WITH INDIA. Paris, November 28. "Le Journal announces that a group of French scholars and writers have formed a pro-Hindu Committee in order to develope intellectual relations with India.Vale.
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    GENERAL SARRAIL.
    17 7 BOUND FOR SYRIA. Paris. November 28. General Sarrail has been appointed ligh Commissioner for Syria.Vale.
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    A PREMATURE REPORT.
    43 7 ROTOR VESSELS NOT ORDERED. Berlin. November 28. The report that the HambuigAmerika Shipping Company has already ordered ten rotor vessels each of ten thousand tons is incorrect. Experiments with the rotor have not reached a stage justifying such large construction.
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    DEVALERA RELEASED.
    32 7 SENT TO DUBLIN. London, November 28. De Valera has been released. He motored to Adavoye on the Armagh side of the border and w’as placed in a train to Dublin.
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    'VARSITY ATHLETICS.
    86 7 CAMBRIDGE WIN RELAY RACES. London. November 28. At Cambridge in dull weather and before a large attendance in the intervarsity relay races Cambridge beat Oxford by three events to two. Mr. Albert Law. the Bolton ruillworker who for barely a year was Socialist M. P. for that town,
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    KIDNAPPED CHILDREN.
    260 7 FIVE RESCUED IN KUALA LUMPUR. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, November 29. Five kidnapped Singapore Chinese children have been rescued in Kuala Lumpur whither they were brought for sale. The mother, who had vainly tramped the streets of Singapore for eighteen days, came to Kuala Lumpur the
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    KIDNAPPING EPIDEMIC.
    335 7 MISSING CHILDREN TRACED. The recent kidnapping scare which reached a serious climax on Wednesday afternoon resulting in the death of an innocent Indian and the mobbing of four others by Malays and Chinese, was as short lived as it was absurd. The police took rigorous measures against those
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    LIBEL ACTION.
    216 7 DOWDEN VS. PONNAMPALAM (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. November 29. In the action brought by Dr. R. Dowden. the Principal Medical Officer, F. M S., against Dr. J. H. Ponnampalam, medical practitioner, of Kuala Lumpur, for the recovery of damages for alleged libel, before Mr. P. J.
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    SINGAPORE NEWS.
    182 7 ST. ANDREW’S DINNER. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore. November 29. St. Andrew’s dinner and ball was held in the Memorial Hall and attracted four hundred guests, including the G. O. C.. who was the guest of honour. The arrangements were excellently carried out, the enthuasiasm which marked the
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    SMUGGLING.
    114 7 STIFF PENALTIES AT KUALA LUMPUR. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur. November 29. When the preventive launch Peningafseized smugglers off the Muar coast, the commander was offered a bribe of $5OO regarding which a Chinese was fined $lOOO or six months’ in addition to a similar penalty on him
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    LONDON FIRE RESCUES.
    826 8 GIRLS’ ESCAPE CUT OFF. Exciting scenes were witnessed at a fire which broke out at T&-78, Wardourstreet. W., on premises occupied by the Topical Film Company. Limited. Following an .explosion the flames spread rapidly, with the result that the escape of women and girl employees was cut
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    MANCHESTER WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.
    374 8 Messrs. Janies F. Hutton Co., Ltd., Manchester, report for the week ended October 30 as follows 'Prading in the American cotton markets has been quiet, possibly in part owing to the elections which hav£ been held in America and here during th» week, There has been
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    NEGRO’S DAUGHTER.
    178 8 FIGHT TO GET FATHER RELEASED FROM PRISON. Mlle. Marcelle Boisneuf. whose father. M. Boisneuf. was formerly the black representative of Guadeloupe, French West Indies, in the French Chamber, but is now in prison in Guadeloupe, has arrived in Paris with the object of obtaining the release of her
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    BENEDICTINE MUSIC.
    151 8 ARC HAEOIX)GI(7AL FIND IN CATHEDRIA.L LIBRARY. There has been discovered in the library at Worcester Cathedral a book which gives an account of the Benedictine music used in the cathedral during the 13th century, with many details of the rubrics and ceremonials. Canon Wilson, who found it in
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      244 8 I REMEMBER I I SATURDAY, j I December 6th AT THE [TOWN HALL.I $2 Will Gain I Admittance. P Whether bobbed /d. or long here’s a way to make your hair lie fashionably smooth The newest txibswhether shin- will lie just :.t even gled or straight-cutlie smooth immediately afte' .poo.
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      20 8 Pitman’s Junior Typist Book, Si/75 per book or f 2- post free, stocked by the Pinang Gazette Press. Ltd., Penafig.
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      290 8 .l. F V PAINS AFTER r<.r «alul. n~, >, ltb p t stipation, no remedy tEATING. or so well recommended Syrup lb. medicin.il. h i’. BILIOUSNESS, containe.l m th- Setup r e i( stoiTUicu, and liv r ton.i know HEADACHES, for I neve^f l ilH./ U n i tor never-tailing
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    539 9 Messrs. Kennedy and C’o., Penang, reported to-day as follows With Tin keeping steady ivund £260-0-0 the Share Market in this section has been buoyant, advances having to be recorded in the majority of cases... Rubber has improved to 1/s|, but .share prices are not affected although a
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    START OF THE MONSOON
    302 9 That the north-east monsoon has started in earnest is very evident at sea, judging by reports of exceedingly stormy weather encountered both east and west of Singapore by vessels arriving at the port in the last day or two. The smaller coasting steamers have been having
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    THE SHARE LIST.
    117 9 The following are the latest quotations in Messrs. Kennedy Go's share list at I pjn. to-day Yesterday. To-day. 3® Sharks. >» >» 5 -S 3D tO CQ 3D I c. t c. Sc. c. Rubber (Dollar.) Broga. 55 60 57 A 62 j Mining. Chenderiang 12/9 13/3
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    74 9 November 29, 1921. Local. cts (Smoked Sheet ...59{> all Fine Pale Crepe ...59| markets Unsmoke«l Sheet 46 firm SINGA- (Smoked Sheet ..604 pork, I Crepe ...604 London and New York r, K- (Smoked Sheet ...1/5§ (.ONOOS orupo New York ...G344 Smoked Ribbed Sheet 604 to til4 per lb
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    BARLOW’S REPORT.
    185 9 The following is the report of Messrs. Barlow and Co.. Singapore, under date November 27: During the greater part of the period under review the market has been steady with Spot Sheet at 59/594 cents. On better advices, to hand yesterday, from London and Ne v V< rk.
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    PRODUCE PRICES.
    104 9 Benares>pi am p «iliahl $5,000.0<) uom. Cloves 100.00 sellers Gold leaf 72.00 sellerMace Pickings no stock Nutmegs 80s 102.00 nom. 110 s 95.00 Coconuts per 1 JEX' 50.00 Copra Sundru»d 11.60 sellers Rattans 11.15 sales Rattans Coarse. 10.50 Green Snail Shell»* 13.00 Siam Rice No. 1 15.0 b
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    138 9 TO-DAY’S DEPA RTDRES Menggala for Deli and P. Brandan. Wakasa Maru for Rangoon and Calcutta. Fooksang for Calcutta. Malaya for Bhuket, (Tongkah) Renong and Kopah. van Overstraten for Singapore and China. Bulan for Port Swettenham, Malacca and Singapore. Ipoh for Port Swettenham and Singapore. Osaka Maru for Singapore.
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    INDIAN LABOUR.
    27 9 1348 coolies arrived per s. s. Teesta yesterday of whom 418 were sent to Pulau Jerejak and the balance to Port Swettenham for quarantine there.
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    PENANG MAILS.
    128 9 CLOSE DAILY (except Sunday) 9! IRMK Federated Malay State.», Mala-> .1, I«>h<»i and Singapore. Registration and Parcel Post, except where otherwise stated, close half-au hour earlier than the Ordinary «nail Resumption 0» Night Maid Service. The following additional mails will be closed daily (Sunday excepted) by the 7
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    CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR LETTER AND PARCEL MAILS.
    40 9 For Europe, New Year letters Nov. 29, Dec. 6. For Australia.Christmas letters Dec. 1, Dec. 6 and parcels Nov. 29. New Year letters Dec. 1,6, and 16, parcels Nov. 29, Dec. 12.
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    E. and O. Orchestral Concert.
    233 9 The following programme of music will be presented at the Orchestral Concert to be given at the E. O. Hotel, on Sunday, the 30th instant, at 9.30 p.m. 1 Overture William Tell Rossini 2 Adagio from the Sonata Pathetique Beethoven 3 The Garden of Allah
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    "WET BLANKETS."
    95 9 People with liver are a nuisance to all about them as well as a misery to themselves. Their need is Pinkettesto transform shadow into sunshine, gloom into gladness, depression into appreciation of the joy of life. Are you a wet blanket 1 Is your liver torpid Are you
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    398 9 S. GEORGE THE MARTYR. (Church of England.) Advent Sunday. tFeast of St. Andrew A. Jc M.) 30th November. *****.45 a.m. Litany, 8 a.m. Matins. 8.30 a.m. Holy Communion, 10.30 a.m. Matins, (Chinese), 6 pm. Evensong, Hymns 177. 49, 51. 437 ST. MMeW’S PRESBTTERMN CHURCH. Minister, Rev. Archibald Ewing
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      25 9 TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT THEATRE royal, (Lyric Theatres, Limited.) UNDER TWO FLAGS (Priscilla DEAN.) MARY PICKFORD in SUDS” empire theatre. THE TWO ORPHANS (A Chinese Film.)
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    LONDON METAL MARKETS.
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