Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 14 January 1925
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1925-01-14 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 11. VOL. LXXXIII. WEDNESDAY, 14th JANUARY, 1925 PRICE 15 GENTS.20 words
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Advertisement566 1925-01-14 1 KODAK films for sale. artistic local views ALWAYS /A/ STOCK. NIKKO STUDIO 7, Northam Road, Penang. The Gootf. wiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiß MAXWELL Aridor Ever Dry Jars j IM,»— n *> A Prevent Destruction and Deterioration of May we give you a Demonstration /7 c u c -r n d s .§>>l a566 words
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Advertisement39 1925-01-14 1 YOUR EYES If Optically Defective and Steamed can only be relieved if scientifically made Glasses are used. OUR LONG EXPERIENCE Perfectly equipped testing rooms, and accurately adapted Spectacles are AT YOUR SERVICE. SHANGHAI EASTERN HMIHCniUK «mutt, IN, Pm, M.39 words
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Article1034 1925-01-14 2 u. S. ATTITUDE. j am informed, on what I believe to be excellent authority, wrote the Washington correspondent of the Times” on December 5, that in the exchanges which have taken and are still taking place between the French Ambassador, M. Jusserand d United States Government on the1,034 words
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Advertisement1270 1925-01-14 2 Short Classified notice. I (T> j a j The Paths through Inchong Rubber /sOVCrtiSCIHCntS* Estate (near Bagan Serai) are closed from 3L^~j*£ > V IJHkSh the 13th to the 20th January 1925 in- jFrt Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Ac, clnBiTC can be inserted in the Pinant y <JIL x1,270 words
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Advertisement196 1925-01-14 2 -Bilious ?-i Everybody is so at times and in many cases it makes life a burden. The fault is with the stomach, liver and kidneys. When the digestive organs are out of order, It’s time to take Beecham’s Pills; they will set them right. This medicine acts gently and thoroughly196 words
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Advertisement644 1925-01-14 2 BANKS NEDERLANDSCHE HANfipT MAATSCHAPPIJ. SEDERLANDS TRADING ESTABLISHED 1824. Capital (Paid Up) f. 80,000,000 abt. MS6 statutory Reserve i f. 20,045,032 abt. £1 670 h Special Reserve 7341 5 f. 22,660,000 abt. £l,BBB 3U Branches.Bandoeng, Bandjermasin Bi via, Bombay, Calcutta, Cheribon, Djeinb Djokjakarta, Hongkong, Kobe, K o t a (Acheen), Macassar,644 words
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Article, Illustration1138 1925-01-14 3 Monday, December 15th.Dio write I s day to Mistress Bassett, she always viou< at this season of the year, as to a best she may cook in a suitable inan- for her children, when they do enter(jl their young friends; so 1 would tell from1,138 words
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Article570 1925-01-14 3 Helen Greig Souter - By Helen Greig Souter. It is often a problem for a mother when her little brood have got to the stage when Father’s disguise as Santa Claus no longer delights or deceives them. She doe- s not know how to distribute the Christmas presents and create the570 words
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Article, Illustration61 1925-01-14 3 The style of this navy costume is most pleasing. It is very well cut, which counts for so much in plaili costumes of this kind. The collar is rather larger than that usually worn, and the cuffs are correspondingly deep er. Fine velour cloth is the material61 words
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Article276 1925-01-14 3 Joan Rossiter - By Joan Rossiter. Some colours help towards a smart and effective toilette while others mar it altogether. In the shop-windows there are glorious clothes, the most alluring feature of which is the harmony of exquisite colours they display. Gazing at such a wealth of cunningly arranged colours276 words
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Article319 1925-01-14 3 Pauline Bouchier - By Pauline Bouchier. In furnishing a room which i* to express good taste, there is always the consideration oif how much space should be given up to ornamental china. This kind of china often demands more thought, ami presents a much more difficult problem than the plates and319 words
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Article686 1925-01-14 3 Dorothy Leyland - By Dorothy Leyland. My friend has left mein disgust! We share a flat, and yesterday I heard divers grantings, groaning*, and! upheavals, followed by soft thuds and dumpings on the floor in the bedroom. I waited a quarter of an hour by the clock to have686 words
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Article758 1925-01-14 3 Vivienne Dainton - By Vivienne Dainton. One of the few good results of the war has been the emancipation of Mohammedan women complete in Turkey, piactical in Egypt, and partial in India. The first open act of rebellion against centuriesold custom, and the most obvious visible sign of758 words
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Advertisement38 1925-01-14 3 »itb supplementary Exercises $3'er $3'30 post free. BtocKtu by rhe P’nanjr Gazette Preu» Lid. P»*r»*ng Pitman's Shorthand Rapid CourbiJ, Key ror New Era. $1/50 per book or $1/80 post free, stocked by the Pinang Gazette Press, Ltd Penang.38 words
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Article1711 1925-01-14 4 committee meeting. The following are the minutes of a Committee meeting of the Straits Settlements (Penang) Association held on Thursday, the 20th November, 1924, and December 17th. The resolutions are of personal, local interest to residents. In effect, they reflect the views already expressed by the1,711 words
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Article664 1925-01-14 4 TWO FORGERY CASES. On the resumption of the Assizes in the Supreme Court, Penang, before the Hon. Mr. Justice M. H. Whitley, this morning, the first case called was that against Lee Heng Leng, who was charged with forgery of a cheque for $175, purporting to be drawn664 words
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Article292 1925-01-14 4 The French army authorities are now carrying out most comprehensive experiments with the new motor fuel obtained by the method of a young Russian engineer, Makhonine, from ordinary coal-tar. These experiments have now continued for some months, but the greatest secrecy is being observed both as to the292 words
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Article38 1925-01-14 4 The following are un-deliv ere d cables for the week ending 14th instant the E. E. A. 0. Telegraph Co. at 1. Amtay Care Limbeesan p U tt cr Kong han. 2. Pailitatt Chinhin. 3. Hoelee.38 words
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Advertisement258 1925-01-14 4 a $l,OOO GOLDEN SPECIALS” I Novel Prize Competition NO ENTRANCE FEES. I 1 Prize of $5OO $5OO I 2 Prizes of $lOO each 200 I 4 Prizes of $25 each 100 I 20 Prizes of $lO each 200 I $l,OOO British-American Tobacco Company, (Straits) Ltd.', Importers of GOLDEN SPECIALS the258 words
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Advertisement85 1925-01-14 4 A SOCIAL OFFENCE. The person who goes about with smelling breath is an offender against social harmony. Sweet pure breath k j necessity to every man and woman who desires respect and good-will. Usually all that 'is needed to correct foul breath is an occasional dose of Pinkettes, dainty little85 words
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Article2617 1925-01-14 5 Second Day’s Results. kenildors big surprise. But for a slight intermittent drizzle towards the latter part of the afternoon, which kept the temperature cool, the weather was fine. Although the attendmce was large it was not so large as that >n Saturday. It included H. H. the2,617 words
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Article109 1925-01-14 5 In the shale area between Glasgow and Edinburgh, at Grangemouth, Scottish Oils, Ltd., have established vast refineries. Crude oil brought from the Anglo-Persian Oil Company’s fields, is there distilled into B.P. motor spirit for use in vehicles on the road in Scotland. About 10,000 workpeople are109 words
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Advertisement216 1925-01-14 5 Lumbago T’HE deep-seated paius of Lumbago are quickly dispelled by the action of De Witt’s Pills and cures thus effected are permanent because De Witt’s Pills remedy the cause of the trouble. Perhaps the experience of Mrs. Wykes affords the best proof of the efficacy’ of the remedy, for hers216 words
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Advertisement297 1925-01-14 5 The New Remington, Repeating Model 25 Calibres 10 .25-20 and .32 W. C. E Shots /TODERN in every detail, IVJL th Js latest Remington is effective for medium sized game X at ran es U P to 300 yards. Remington Hi-Speed cartridges are highest in velocity an d energy, lowest297 words
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Article374 1925-01-14 6 In the course of its deliberations on Friday last, the Penang Rural Board discussed the proposal to erect a market in the village of .Ayer Itam. A suitable site has still to be acquired, but when that difficulty has been surmounted, and the marketa simple structure of374 words
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Article481 1925-01-14 6 The railway disaster in Germany recalls in some of its features the Elliot Junction disaster, just south of Arbroath, on December 28, 1906. Twenty-two people were killed then and twentythree in the disaster at Herne. There is another similarity in that in both disasters an express ran481 words
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Article339 1925-01-14 6 With the advance in the purchasing power of China, the Chinese are now taking very readily to woollen goods, chiefly for outer wear. This is seen from the upward trend of imports, and the prospect is so promising that before long China's position among importers of woollens will339 words
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Article1295 1925-01-14 6 There is a world of difference between the methods by which Europeans in the Extremists approach India. the subject of self-gov-ernment in India and those of responsible Europeans. The Extremists have eyes for nothing other than their own particular nostrum, says the Madras Mail. Europeans, while sincerely1,295 words
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Article310 1925-01-14 6 MALAYA CUP RUGBY (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, January 14 Singapore's team against Selangor m the Malaya Cup Final are as follows; Lindow, Ablitt, Robertson. King, Webster, Polson, Beville, Leonard. Phayre, West-on, Thompson, Bath. Wilkinson. Mallenson and Read. Reserve Vignoles. Golf in Singapore. For the Andrew Currie Golt310 words
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Advertisement225 1925-01-14 6 John Haig? B Clubman's Whisku since 1627 JOHN HAIG CO. LTD.. DISTILLERS. MARKINCH. FIFE. AND KINNAIRD HOUSE. FALL MALL LAST. S.W i m y\a/g» WRUtd o \Qr jJEKWy A fl CiisTiLLtna w /-4 V Z/F MARffINdH h 1 Jffik IMB V HMeH f v 11 W- Bw wl SHMM J225 words
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Advertisement37 1925-01-14 6 E. O.” New Year Bace Meeting. RACE DINNER AND DANCE. January 15th. FANCY DRESS BALL. Saturday, 17th January. Four Prizes—The Best Dress and most Original Costume. SPECIAL TIFFINS DURING THE WEEK. E. O. ORCHESTRA. Booking Now Open.37 words
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Miscellaneous24 1925-01-14 6 TIDE TABLES. To-Day. High Water. Low Water. 2.13 a.m. 9.4 a.m. 2.55 p.m. 8.55 pan. To-Morrow. 2.42 a.m. 9.28 a.m. 3.27 p.m. 9.27 p.m.24 words
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Article198 1925-01-14 7 Twenty-Three Killed. HARROWING scenes. 'Reuter’s Telegrams.] Berlin, January 13. Numbers were killed and injured in a railway disaster in Westphalia this morning. An express from Berlin to Cologne collided with a stationary train at Herne station. Up till now twenty-one bodies l tve been extricated from the wreckage.'Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 198 words
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Article123 1925-01-14 7 TECHNICAL UNITS FOR ARMY. London, January 13. Twenty thousand railwaymen were represented at a meeting at Chester last evening and passed a resolution demandi.ig the railway companies to withdraw within twenty-four hours an undertaking b raise technical units for the regular army supplementary reserve, which according to the123 words
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Article48 1925-01-14 7 FORMING A CABINET. Berlin. January 13. Herr Luther is making headway in his cabinet making effort. He has secured the conditional support of the Centrists, and intends to select ministers from the People’s and Centre and German National Parties. Dr Stresemann will remain L reign minister.48 words
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Article46 1925-01-14 7 AIR BASE QUESTION. London, January 13. It is learned at the Air Ministry that, tae question of an air base at Singapore is being considered along with other questions dealing with the general defence of S ngapore, but no definite decisions have I-ten reached.46 words
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Article22 1925-01-14 7 \N APPEAL ENTERED. London. January 13. Charles Robinson has entered an appeal against the judgment in the Midland ank Case.22 words
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Article30 1925-01-14 7 Dublin, Januaiy 13. An official statement gives the strength the Free State army as 15,703, showing that 40,000 officers and men had been 'mobilised in eighteen months.30 words
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Article21 1925-01-14 7 Melbourne, January 13. !he seamen in all States except ntoria, have decided not to obey the cl itration award.21 words
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Article35 1925-01-14 7 ABOUT TO RETIRE. London, January 13. 1 he Morning Post” says it is believed that Baron Hayashi will retire shortly "•1 return to Japan. Barons Ishii and csui are mentioned as possible successors.35 words
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Article15 1925-01-14 7 New York. January 13. 1 nemployment again jumped 34,000 i <t week.15 words
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Article115 1925-01-14 7 A Dangerous Position. LISTED I WEN IY DEGREES. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] Chatham (Massachusetts), January 13. The United States submarine S 19 has gone ashore at Nausett Beach in a fog. In a wireless message it is stated that the crew are safe below battened down hatches. The vessel is[Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 115 words
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Article264 1925-01-14 7 SIR JOHN JORDAN’S VIEWS. London, January 13. Sir John Jordan in the Times offers the opinion that the one way in which the Powers can properly show a sympathetic attitude towards China is with reference to opium suppression. He presumes that the Conference reassembling in Geneva on January264 words
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Article105 1925-01-14 7 MR. COOLIDGE SATISFIED. Washington, January 13. It is stated at White House, that Mr. Coolidge regards the Paris agreement as to American war claims as a fair settlement. He is of opinion that it does not require the approval of Congress. Churchill Complimented. Paris, January 13. At the105 words
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Article46 1925-01-14 7 FIT AND WELL AGAIN. Paris, January 13. M. Herriot for the first time since his illness, attended a Cabinet meeting at which M Clementel made a statement regarding the progress of the Finance Conference. M. Herriot was very fit and subsequently attended the Chamber.46 words
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Article122 1925-01-14 7 NO CHANGE TO BE MADE. Washington. January 13. A White House official message says there is no substance in the reports that a change in the Secretaryship of State will lead to a modification of Mr. Hughes’s foreign policy. Mr. Hughes’s Intentions. Atlanta, January 13. Mr.122 words
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Article183 1925-01-14 7 Sensation in Bombay. LADY IN THE CASK. [Re ut er’s T e l egr a ms. Bombay, January 13. The Pathan menace is causing apprehension. Au outrage, the motive of which is unknown, was perpetrated at Malabar Hill, a residential quarter, last evening, when a gang attacked a[Re ut er’s T e l egr a ms. ] - 183 words
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Article69 1925-01-14 7 A POLITICAL SENSATION. Cario, January 14. A political sensation has been caused by the latest and most important'deflection from the Wafd in the person of Mohamed Said Pasha who intends standing for the elections as an Independent. Said Pasba was Premier in 1919, and later was a69 words
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Article84 1925-01-14 7 CHARGED IN U. S. Topeka (Kansas), January 13. Governor Davis whose term of office expired on November 12, appeared in Court in answer to a warrant charging him and his son, Russell Davis, with accepting $1,250 for the pardon of a banker convicted of forgery to whom the84 words
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Article64 1925-01-14 7 WASHINGTON’S ANCESTRAL HOME. New York, January 13. The National Society of Colonial Dames of America announces that it has raised a fund of a hundred thousand dollars to maintain Sulgrave Manor in Northamptonshire, the ancestral home of George Washington’s family which was acquired by the British A merican64 words
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Article34 1925-01-14 7 loan to german firm. New York, January 13. Negotiations have been virtually concluded by New York bankers for a ten to fifteen million dtfilar loan to the German Siemens electrical firm.34 words
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Article36 1925-01-14 7 THE MISSION TO U.S. New York, January 13. Unheralded and unnoticed, Sir Allan Anderson left New York and reached Plymouth to-day. He declined to make a statement regarding his and Mr. Montague Norman’s mission.36 words
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Article25 1925-01-14 7 Paris. January 13. M. Painleve has been re-elected president of the Chamber by 313 votes to 24 The Opposition abstained from voting.25 words
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Article61 1925-01-14 7 The homeward mail by the Macedonia closes at 6 p.in. on Saturday, the 17th instant, The P. O. Packed Kashmir, with mails despatched from London on the 25th December, is expected to arrive here at 6 p.m. to-morrow. The mail despatched from Penang on the 17th December by61 words
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Article705 1925-01-14 7 Mr. J. L. Zeeuw van der Laan arrived here yesterday by the s.s. Mossel to attend the race meeting. Capitan Chung Thye Phin and Mrs. Chung Thye Phin, Jpoh, are said to be leaving for China shortly. e. The first British Resident to Selangor was appointed 50705 words
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Article53 1925-01-14 7 The following is the Band Programme to be played at the Waterfall Gardens to-day at 5.15 p.m.: 1 March Right Left Sousa 2 Overture Mirella Herbert 3 Waltz Kiss Me Goodnight 01san 4 Selection Reminiscences cf Verdi Godfrey 5 Fox Trot SJ’ WO Blue Eyes Hand God53 words
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Article597 1925-01-14 7 TO-MORROW’S HANDICAPS. The following are the handicaps for the third day 1 The Adams Plate. Value $l,lOO with $2OO to the second horse and $lOO to the third horse. A handicap for Ex-Griffin Horses, Class C. Distance Six furlongs. Entrance Fee $35. Prince Channing 10.0 Suka Hati 8.597 words
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Article82 1925-01-14 7 The following are our selections for to-morrow: RACE I.(1) Suka Hati. (2) Nader. Race IL (1) Happy Days. (2) Helanel. (3> Popaway. Race HL(l) Digger. (2) Dodger. (3) Chinta Hati. Race IV.(1) Hayston. (2) Essex. (3) Orthez, Race V.—(l) Alan L. (2) Ganesh. (3) Son of Erin.82 words
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Article97 1925-01-14 7 Yet another del'glrted audience was kept in constant laughter throughout the performance- last night at the Town Hall, Penang, of Pierrot Pie by Madeline Rossiter and hei- versatile company. As in the case of the previous performances by the company every item evoked applause. A triangular Itragedy entitled97 words
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Article212 1925-01-14 7 CALL AT PENANG. H: M. S. Weymouth with the relieved draft of. the China Station on board, which is op her way from Hongkong to England touched at Penang to-day. We were told she had a slight break down and put in to the Bindings which212 words
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Advertisement111 1925-01-14 7 mb anno* 3» a uudihkqddmm* Uewett SIX! DE LUXE. 5 Specially Reduced Price S I $2,450. S The Jewett Six satisfies the masculine liking for quick 5 getaway, superb strength, ami sure-footeduess. For the woman driver or passenger it has an irresistible appetil because of its beauty, its delightful comfort111 words
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Article1793 1925-01-14 8 The following article by Sir Harry Lauder appeared in a recent issue of the Englishman.” There’s nothing a Scot won’t try once. I’m grand man at entertaining ye ken, and I can say anything wi’ music, but 1 fear me I write w T i’ a1,793 words
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Article152 1925-01-14 8 A new aeroplane landing field, the gift of Henry and Edsel Ford, which was recently completed at Dearborn. Michigan, 17. S. A., will be known as Ford Airport.” The gift is purely in the in terest of commercial aviation, for it is understood that there is no intention152 words
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Advertisement168 1925-01-14 8 7*'» > .SZS^Ks^ra W rAz y V 7 I||||||f H z Certified > Analysis Every White Horse bcrttie has two labels. It is the Z X Whisky that is twice Kpz guaranteed. Vattings are KF regularly analysed by the W Public Analyst as proof that the puntv is maintained. white168 words
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Advertisement297 1925-01-14 8 Boudhl by those Owho know. The STANDARD” i« the car for the discriminating man. Reliable, easy to control and drive, graceful in appearance and comfortable, it is the ideal car, for overseas travel. It has ample climbing power and speed. Running costs are extremely low. The STANDARD” is built for297 words
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Article300 1925-01-14 9 DEBUT AT E. A O. HOTEL Penang is to enjoy another musical treat. The World-famous Quartette com prising Herbert Cave (tenor), Melsa (famous violinist), Miss Dorothy DawsonCampbell (the brilliant English pianist) and Percival Garrett (the well-known composer), are du© to give a performance at the E. O. Hotel300 words
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Article240 1925-01-14 9 Messrs. Baker Morgan A Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, reported on January 13 as follows Business was resumed at quite full pressure again last week, but markets are a little quieter at the close. Erratic fluctuations in the price of rubber have hardly helped that section of the240 words
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Article176 1925-01-14 9 BunartA- 1 p. $5,000,1)0 note. Cloves 90.00 seller Gold leaf 72.00 sellerk Mace Pickings no stock Wntm» ga 80s 120.00 noin, 110 s 110.00 Coconuts l.O o 0 50.00 Copra Snndried 12.75 sales Rattans 11.15 sales Rattans Coarse 10.50 Green Snail Shells 13.00 ham Rice No. 1 15.00 p’-rln176 words
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Article160 1925-01-14 9 The following are the latest quotations in Messrs. Kennedy <!c Co.’s share list at I p.m. to-day Yesterday. To-day. .5 Shares. 5 >» S a> B CO CQ 72 Mining. Asam K. 49/9 sf)/6 Chenderiang 20/G 21/- 20/6 21/6 Hitam 1.90 1.92 A 1.8?2 1.924 cam Idris160 words
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Article77 1925-01-14 9 January 14, 1925 Local. cts f Smoked Sheet ...614 all pKNANGjFine Pale Crepe ...GI4 markets Unsmoked Sheet 45 weak SINGA- Smoked Sheet ...62| pore (Crepe ...62| London and Nbpv York. Lontos (S>noM Sh~t ...l/G (Crepe ...1/6 New York G37| Smoked Ribbed Sheet G 3 to 64} per lb77 words
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Article40 1925-01-14 9 The following are additional rubber outputs for December: lbs. Parit Perak 26,050 The following were the rubber quotations in London on. January 13.Smoked Sheet 1/6 Plantation Ist latex crepe 1/6 < By courtesy of Messrs. Boost ead J Co.)40 words
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Article177 1925-01-14 9 The Straits Trading Co., Ltd„ gives the following prices, on January 12: London. Spot £270 Down 10/3mos. buying,. 274 15/3 selling 274.5 s 15/January 13: Spot £266.15s Down £3.5s 3 mos. buying 271 3 3 selling 271.5 s 3 Local. January 13: Singapore sold 175 tons at Penang177 words
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Article125 1925-01-14 9 PENANG. JANUARY 14 1925 (By Courtesy of thr Cm rtk :'g Bank.) London Demand B ink 2/4 5/32 4 months’ sight Bank 2/4 5/16 3 Credit 2/4 11/16 3 Documentary 2/4 21/32 Calcutta Deman I Bank Rs 156} 3 days’sight Privjie 160| o Bombay Demand Bank g Madras Dem125 words
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Article114 1925-01-14 9 TODAY’S DEPARTURES. Kudat for Bhuket, (Tongkah), Kopah Renong, Victoria Point, Mergui, Tavoy and Moulmein. Natal for Sabang, Colombo, Port Said and London. The following ships are in communication with the Wireless Stations at: Penang Argun Maru, Australic, Automedon, Bithina, Carnarvonshire, City of Chester, Edavana, Kamakura Maru, Kashmir, Misaki114 words
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Article380 1925-01-14 9 ('LOSK DAILY (except Seti'K, AT IRAIR. federated Ma'ay States, .Malacca and Singapore. ICegiatintion and Parcel Post, except wh-.oe otbsrwi.se stated, dose 'ialf an hour earl.er than the Ordinary mail I' r.rfi;.MfiioN or Night Mail Service. The following additional mails will be dosed daily (Sunday excepted) by the 7-30380 words
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Article1132 1925-01-14 9 KENNEDY CO’S SHARE LIST. NAMES 1 i. 5 So X b g RUBBER [Dollar.] t c 5 f o Allenoy Rubber Co 1 3o| 1 35 Alor Gajah Rubber Estate 1 IL 1 20 Amalgamated Malay Estates 2 001 2 ii Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate 11 C9'll 50 Ayer Kuning1,132 words
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Advertisement274 1925-01-14 9 KEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CONCERT BY THE position WANTED. World-Renowned Quartette European can recommend excellent at the Malay Boy. Would suit Batchelor parti- 17 JD_ /"X riQT'ITT cularly well. Apply Box No. 14, c/o Vr. OLVf >LjL/ Pinang Gazette. ON FOR SALE SUNDAY, 18th JANUARY nr-r—■ r r AT 9.30 P.M. PROMPT.274 words
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Advertisement62 1925-01-14 9 The mn who knows tho climato, knows Calvert’s tVI. Carbolic MEDICAL SOAP He can tell you tho octosions when such a strong antiseptic soap is needcZ as it so often ie in thie Climate. Examine the name and trade mark on the box to make sure thot you get the62 words
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Miscellaneous70 1925-01-14 9 VISIT THEATRE ROYAL, md spend an evening of real entertainment between now and Sunday J HERBERT RAWLINSON in v)nC Wonderful Nlffllt ees With surefire action will plea??» you immensely. R GEORGE ARLISS in BT ULING PASSION Reels 7 drama with innumerable comedy situations and humour clearly and cleverly presented. 570 words
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Article597 1925-01-14 10 GOLD MEDAL OFFERED’’FOR REMEDY. s The first official Act of the College of Pestology since its recent incorporation has been to organise the compaign against flies, notably the house fly and the mosquito. As regards the latter pest the Gold Medal of the College has been offered597 words
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Article184 1925-01-14 10 The nature of one of the five missing chemical elements, that known as No. Gl, may soon be revealed, according to a message received from the Michigan meeting of the American Physical Society. Prof. C. J. Lapp, of the University of lowa, has described to that body184 words
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Article76 1925-01-14 10 Tokio, Jan. 11.Kichisaburo lino, who is known as Ascete f Onden or a wonderful prophet, was summoned to the Public Procurator’s Bureau in connection with ar. alleged swindling amo mting to 3.00 P yen and a case connect d with an injury to a person. The wedding of76 words
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Advertisement104 1925-01-14 10 F” S 1 FWSM I hr'\< I! I’■ 1 1 Mfa w p n sL /1 ntzsi HOW TO BUY A PIANO BASIS Small Deposit. II TJ Al A out income over 1 v/lli a p er i oc o f 12 months. Our Terms are REASONABLE I ECONOMICAL You104 words
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Advertisement795 1925-01-14 10 I ESMWFEtt Your surest means of soothing and purifying itchy, sore or poisoned skin, and swiftly healing injuries lies in the use of Zam-Buk. Its far-reaching curative power I is due to its unique herbal composition and entire freedom |M| A 5 from animal fats. This rare antiseptic balm kills795 words
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Article1577 1925-01-14 11 PROTEST AGAINST CHURCH ENCOURAGING SUPERSTITION. It is high time that an energetic protest was made against the encouragement which is being given by certain bishops to the craze for miracle mongering in the treatment of sickness which is part of a widespread recrudescence of superstition among the half-educated. They1,577 words
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Advertisement191 1925-01-14 11 $9 j I I I I <Seotc/iZe)Aisff/ I. I maintains its pre-war delicacy of BOUQUET and FLAVOUR 1.. I The Distillers Agency Limited, Edinburgh, t SCOTLAND. I i The World’s Most Eminent Scientists Testify to The Incomparable Excellence of on o L” pk As a Mouthwash As a Dentifrice ODOL191 words
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Advertisement83 1925-01-14 11 FOO CHEONG Co. No. 153 Hutton Lane and No. 101, Bishop Street, Penang. We offer our services as Building Contractors, Painters, Polishers and Signboard and Furniture Makers. The materials used by us are of the best quality and our workmanship is of the highest standard. Wooden furniture of every description83 words
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