Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 24 June 1925
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Title Section21 1925-06-24 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 143. VOL. LXXXIII. WEDNESDAY, 24th JUNE, 19: 5. PRICE 15 GENTS.21 words
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Advertisement466 1925-06-24 1 KODAK FILMS for sale. artistic local views ALWAYS in stock, NIKKO STUDIO 7 Northam Road, Penang. ThTi’p Mn rIT f! A cigars j[ <l/ V j Jf Ej n Here are a few of the most POPULAR SHAPES:— 19 2 5 I EXCELENTES 0 ESPECIALES CASh\ /TERMs\ I BELLEZAS U466 words
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Advertisement39 1925-06-24 1 YOUR EYES If Optically Defective and Strained 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 MiHammiiNG uhicuu. m, era, m.39 words
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Article493 1925-06-24 2 ARCHITECT’S PLAN. Mr G. Topham Forrest, the architect to the London County Council, in a renort of more than 100 foolscap pages drawn up after a visit to the -United States, urges that there should be a definite relation between the height of buildings and the streets493 words
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Article213 1925-06-24 2 The retirement from the King’s Bench of Mr. Justice Lush, who is in his 7.2nd year, was made known on May 20, in the follow ing announcement: The King has been pleased to approve that Sir Charles Montague Lush be sworn of His Majesty’s Most Honourable Privy213 words
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Article145 1925-06-24 2 Sir M illiam J. Collins, chairman of the Chadwick Trustees, at the Royal Society of Medicine, presented the Chadwick Gold Medal and award of £lOO to WingCommander Harold E. Whittingham, a medical officer of the R.A.F., for research work, particularly on sand-fly fever. Wing-Commander Whittingham, acknowledging the145 words
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Advertisement881 1925-06-24 2 c =k x x ss x a x s x s NOTICES. i RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION, T he Straits Trading Co., Ltd. M Including free town delivery or Illi x postage. Notice is hereby given that the TransH pay ARIF IN advance fer Books of the above Company will be881 words
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Advertisement294 1925-06-24 2 <cscS| The day» in which we live render it more difficult to maintain a condition of perfect health ail the time. The system gets ‘rundown’ with rush and worries. Hence the necessity for a health-building medicine one which will assist the restoration of health and will build up the system.294 words
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Advertisement159 1925-06-24 2 V < "yufic/ffcorc/i; r/' zafeA delight to the most J ragll critical palate. THE DISTILLERS AGENCY LTD., EDINBURGH 'll OF sC ort WI LrI When you want a strong antiseptic Soap and it is so often useful in this climate—get Calvert’s 20% CARBOLIC MEDICAL SOAP Ask the man who knows159 words
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Article550 1925-06-24 3 p H. Brown. C. I. E - A GREAT record By p H. Brown. C. I. E. h fjoyd "di enter udod his '/..unnissionership in Egypt with a achievement. I liplomaey, J 'practical business in the great h ]> bears the name of his family, f v.ars of parliamentary life, ex("J!/ V ir i|550 words
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Article220 1925-06-24 3 DIRE( TORS’ REPORT. May 23.— The directors’ report ,h J' Tata Iron and Steel Company for w s that the year has been the 'Aja iiem-ed since the war. Pigiron •'du ed during the year was 552,000 tons "g'diist 442,000 last year and steel p°220 words
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Article78 1925-06-24 3 BI G MADRAS FIRE. dadfnt Ma\ l V 2.4' hig fife occurred on Jrn, i "‘hl night when the store "«uipton and Company, ElectriI“ r h 't aS con, Pk‘tely gutted as a A ll<}l a large quantity of P r een„ !t 11 JS other goods were lost. ind*}”"78 words
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Article571 1925-06-24 3 THE CAMPAIGNS OF 1825. A Burmese Napoleon. Me ai-e rapidly approaching the hundredth anniversary of many events-of importable in the history of the British Empire. says a correspondent of the Morning Post, but how many people could say where the British soldier was fighting in the year 1825?571 words
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Article99 1925-06-24 3 The Secretary of the Indiarubber Manufactvlreft's’ lAssociation states that at a meeting held in Manchester the following resolution was passed It is the considered view of this meeting that the present price of raw rubber is unjustifiable. The legislative restrictions on the export of crude rubber were99 words
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Article367 1925-06-24 3 “DIET NONSENSE.” It is the one significant thing in ined' cine to day our ignorance of the essential cause ot cancer. Of certain determining causes, incidental causes, we know a great deal but it remains a truth that we do not know the essential cause. Sir Thomas367 words
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Article249 1925-06-24 3 SECRET OF AN ALL NIGHT SITTING. The fact that the House of Commons was kept sitting until 6 a.m. on May 21 was due to a revr’i of the Clydeside Socialists against their own leaders, writes the political correspondent of the “DailyMail.” It had been agreed, between the249 words
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Article489 1925-06-24 3 JOHN BLUNT - BY JOHN BLUNT Doctors often tell us that many people are prematurely aged, if not, indeed, kill ed by worry. Whether this is true or not 1 cannot say, but 1 do know that people who have not th' gift of escaping from their worries suffer a great deal489 words
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Article100 1925-06-24 3 HERD’S RECORD. Alexander Herd, the famous Scottish golfer, gave a wonderful exhibition of the game at Meltham, where he w ent round in 54 strokes. The occasion was an exhibition match at the opening of the altered course, recently 7 extended to 18 holes. He went out in100 words
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Advertisement40 1925-06-24 3 Phman’s New Course in Typewriting, f 1/50 per book, stocked by the Pinaro Gazette Press. Ltd.. F«nanu. Pitman’s Shorthand Rapid Course, Key for New Era. $l/50 per book $l/80 post free, stocked by the Pinang Gazette Press, I td., Penanu.40 words
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Advertisement213 1925-06-24 3 The New Remington, Repeating Model 25 Calibres 10 .25-20 and .32 W. C. F. Shots TV JTODERN in every detail, IVA this latest Remington is effective for medium sized game at ranges up to 300 yards. Remington Hi-Speed cartridges are highest in velocity anc ener &y« lowest in trajectory Cal.213 words
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Miscellaneous175 1925-06-24 3 MORE HUMOURS OF HISTORY. By arthir morilam). No. 54. Taxation. Sms KNOWS A THINGi .0 \’AILS hP? 4) Jia A H OV6.RS6.EP iTXiat ajc'c A /I’M Pa QT X oOUND IN *VINOf \gRTwO- YOU INLAND SELUnVa/ \OF Thl W> L 8 Ve fS IA DEPACTMEnT. I'll Ftk W. |lot of175 words
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Article1323 1925-06-24 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL. The engagement, is announced of Dorothy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Truman Armstrong De Weese, of Buffalo, NA., U.S.A., to Stanley, the elder son of Mr and Mrs. Henry Wehen of Box Hill, Victoria, Australia. Mr. J. I). Dlalley, F.M.S. Police, is going on long leave next month.1,323 words
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Article79 1925-06-24 4 Charing Cross Station, will be moved to the south side of the Thames if a scheme proposed tp the Southern Railway by the Bridges Sub committee of the London County Council be adopted. The plan aims at relieving the traffic congestion around Charing Cross. One suggestion is79 words
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Article806 1925-06-24 4 Clerk Charged. PRELIMINARY ENQUIRY. In the Second Police Court, Penang, today, before Mr. C. W. A. Sennett, the preliminary enquiry was commenced into the case of an alleged falsification of accounts and criminal breach of trust brought against an Indian named G. M. Dawson. Mr. E. A. de806 words
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Article294 1925-06-24 4 Accused Bound Over. D. J.’S HEAD BOY ASSAULTED. In the Second Court, to-day, before Mr. C. W. A. Sennett, Toon Phong, a Hylam was charged with assaulting the head boy of Mr. E. Pratt, the District Judge, at No 3, Sepoy Lines, yesterday. The accused, who admitted committing294 words
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Article169 1925-06-24 4 CHILD WELFARE CENTRE. (From Our Own Correspondent). Singapore, June 24. Before a large attendance, Miss Hose, in the absence of Lady Guillemard opened the New Child Welfare Centre situated in the Metho list Building at Telok Ayer Street. TL z main feature is the provision of suitable food169 words
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Article110 1925-06-24 4 Lyric Theatres Limited announce the result of the competition as follow’s Ist Prize $6O. Mr. Lee Guan Kboon, 65, Perak Road, Penang. 2nd Prize $25. Mr. John Reyes. 14. Bengal Lane. Penang. 3rd Prize $lO. Miss Liew Cheng Lan. 57, Seang Teik Road, Penang. 4th Prize (Nestle’s110 words
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Article94 1925-06-24 4 The following are the results of tennis tournament ties played off yesterday: Doubles Handicap Class “A”—15.2 J. W. Winter and E. G. Bird beat Scr, S. H. Duff and 0. B. Terdre 7-5, 6 4. Doubles Handicap Class B Scr M. J. B. Watt and A.94 words
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Article201 1925-06-24 4 Returns to Penang. WELCOME AFTER ABSENCE. After an absence of two years, this popular circus is returning to Penang and will open on its old pitch at Dato Kramat Garden, on Saturday next. The company, wearing the laurels of ten days of unprecedented success and bumper houses in201 words
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Article232 1925-06-24 4 MUNICIPALITY BEATS MONOPOLIES. An exceptionally large gathering of spectators gathered round the ropes on the Esplanade, Penang, yesterday afternoon, to witness the football match between the Municipality and the Government Monopolies. It was a fast and keenly contested game and resulted in a victory for the former foam232 words
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Article136 1925-06-24 4 FIRST DAY’S HANDICAPS. The following are the handicaps for the first day of the Perak Gymkhana Club’s Sky Meeting to be held on Friday, the 26th instant. Race I—(s furlongs.) Dinty 12.5, Marcelle 12.0, Bonza 11.10, Cori-screw 10.0, Drusilla 9.10. Race II—(7 furlongs) Dinty 12.5, Marcelle 12.0,136 words
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Article92 1925-06-24 4 WOMEN’S MATCH. An interesting match between married and single women was played on Saturday last and resulted in a win for the married by four games to three. Mrs. Samuel beat Miss Gold, Mrs. Whitley beat Miss Holmes, Miss Dunn beat Mis. Milne, Miss Boyd beat Mrs.92 words
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Article219 1925-06-24 4 Annual Report 1521.5 CAMBROWS HIGHUxm The Annual report of The Pi Association of Malaya i s full f Sntfrs tive matter which fonns most, lnstr reading. It contains nterestb MJ F- G. Souter’s report M Camcron’s Highlands in M ar l 1 S,t Thedevelopm-ntotthisSo fm to Malaya219 words
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Article238 1925-06-24 4 APPEAL AND CROSS-APPEAL DISMISSED. In the Court of Appeal. Singapore, n Monday before the Acting Chief Justice Mr. P. J. Sproule, Mr. Justice Brown and Mr. Justice Deane, judgment was delivered in the appeal against the decision of 'r Walter Shaw in the action which ar«se out238 words
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Article276 1925-06-24 4 EXPEPITIOX IN XORTHtIS TERRITORY. Aps > u> f, arrived in .Singapore, on me Minderoo on Friday, and 1S stit j h Lady Apsley and her aunt. tqn. at the Europe Hotel. H’ Apsley will leave on Wednesday o Darwin. Lady Leighton proceeding to England via America. Displaying a276 words
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Advertisement31 1925-06-24 4 WEEKLY FEATURES. Harry Vardon. Bridge E. Bergholt. London Letter) Onr Own Scottish Letter) Correspondents. Women’s Page) London and Paris Fashions) Paris. In the Public Eye. David Wilson. Cross-Word Puzzle. P.G’s.” Own31 words
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Article421 1925-06-24 5 prLAU TIKUS FESTIVAL. (Contributed.) On Sunday afternoon the Church of Immaculate Conception at Pulau Tikns and the spacious garden surround- (it presented a scene as pleasing and memorable as were the solemn and imressive ceremonies that marked the annual celebration of the Feast of Corpus i hristi. the421 words
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Article389 1925-06-24 5 FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. (From Our Own Correspondent,) Malacca, June 20. The first annual general meeting of the M.F.A. was held at Malacca Club yesterday. In addition to the chairman, Mr. F. 1). Sime, the following were present: P. G. Pamadasa (Hon Sect.) Goh Chin Watt (Hon. Treasurer) W. Getts389 words
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Article783 1925-06-24 5 RUBBER LECTURE. (Translated.) 6 At 9.15 a.m. on the 11th instant, in the club-house of the Royal National Union at Koningsplein, Weltevseden, a very interesting lecture was delivered by Dr. O. de Vries, Director of the Central Rubber Station of Buitenzorg in the presence of a big audience,783 words
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Advertisement404 1925-06-24 5 AV Ite Silt a i <f W' O There's a whole lot J va'//\ soun d> solid satisfaction in a Capstan Cigarette. First, the satisfaction that comes from the personal enjoyment of a i really good cigarette. Secondly, the pleasure derived and given by offering a C a P s404 words
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Article67 1925-06-24 6 SMITH. —At the Maternity Hospital. Penang, on June 20. to the wife of Mr. Gerard A. Smit lie» daughter. GAGGINO. —On June 22. 1925. at t‘> a. m. at her residence. Foil (’arming Hoad, to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gagtii o. a son. Mother and child belli well. Miller.67 words
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Article401 1925-06-24 6 Despite the somewhat alarmist tone sounded by Reuter in regard to the situation at Shanghai and at Hongkong—and the somewhat ill-advised publicity given to the rumour that the trouble had extended to Singapore and Bangkok—it is refreshing to learn from authentic sources that, taken generally, the situation isquiet401 words
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Article591 1925-06-24 6 Extremely undignified and very unsatisfactory, in our opinion, was the trial in the Police Court, Malacca, on June 11 and 17, of Thana Ah Kan the second interpreter of the Malacca District and Police Courts on a charge of having received illegal gratification for work performed by591 words
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Article1522 1925-06-24 6 THE WIZARD’S WIN MANNA’S STAMINA. London, May 28. The weather literally did its worst for the Derby. The conditions were just about as bad as they could be for the teeming multitudes on the Downs, and the immediate result was the marking down of Manna, whose chances1,522 words
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Advertisement197 1925-06-24 6 ■■at cb■ st n u awts□rJrnMm a J u c. r g #i ■KENS I T A S n as 75 5 Good n,,. flood <■“ j H As h Ja?} •< Cents Per c S 2 Really JK >. T n Good E Cigarettes Can W»^ Sl Wi Can197 words
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Advertisement33 1925-06-24 6 ID. O/’ Guest Night and Dancing— Every Tuesday and Friday. Special Tiffin every Wednesday and Saturday —E. O. Orchestra. Orchestral Concert every other Sunday. j DEARS’! I GOLDEN SERIES. b *1 S jOCxC/33 words
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Miscellaneous180 1925-06-24 6 n ao □□□«■■□□□■■MnnngMiMnDD s HARMSTON’S CIRCUS fl BIGGEST TRAVELLING SHOW ON EARTH C AND ROYAL MENAGERIE. 2 Location DATO KRAMAT GARDEN JJ GRAND OPENING NIGHT SATURDAY. 27™ JUNE g AT 9 15 SHARP rj H INTRODUCING 30 STARS QF THE CIRCUS WORLD H K HEADED BY 3 “DARE DEVIL JENKINS”180 words
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Miscellaneous26 1925-06-24 6 UDE TABLES. To- Day. High Water. Low Water 1.57 a.m. 8.6 a.m. 1.55 p.m. 8.4 7 p.m. To-Mokhow. 2.27 a.m. 8.29 a.m. 2.21 pm. 9.9 p.m.26 words
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Obituary31 1925-06-24 6 DEATH Pestana. —On June 21. 1925. at 7.30 p. m. at his residence. No. 731. Geylang Road, Singapore. Joseph Castel Pestana (Govt. Vaccinator. Pensioner of pneumonia, aged S 3 years. Regretted.31 words
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Article674 1925-06-24 7 Battle in Canton. I WO EUROPEANS KILLED. |> E t’T ER’S TELEGR A MS. Canton, June 23. Thousands of students, workmen, c z n s an J soldiers paraded along Bund around the European quarter and opened tire opposite t 'i,. Victoria Hotel in the British c! |> E t’T ER’S TELEGR A MS. ] - 674 words
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Article403 1925-06-24 7 Serious Outlook. QUESTION IN THE COMMONS. (Reuter’s Telegrams.] London, June 23. Attention was drawn to the outlook in the coalmining industry at question time in the House of Commons after the reply to Mr. W. Lunn by Mr. G. R. Lane-Fox. who said that 361 coal mines, normally(Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 403 words
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Article78 1925-06-24 7 AMENDMENTS ADOPTED. London, June 24. The House of Commons agreed to the Government amendments to the silk clauses in the Budget reducing the duties on noil yarn and noil tissue to Is. sd. and Is. 7d. a lb. respectively and fixing the duty on undyed and imprinted habutai78 words
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Article76 1925-06-24 7 QUALIFYING ROUND SCORES. London, June 23. The weather at Troon was glorious and there was a very light breeze for the qualifying round of the Open Golf Championship. The leading scores are O’Neill 146 Aubrey Boomer (France). A. Compston (North Manchester) and May 147. The others who qualified76 words
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Article547 1925-06-24 7 Government’s Position. FREE FIGHT. (Reuter’s Telegrams.] Paris, June 23. The referendum of the Socialist Parliamentary party on the attitude towards the Government which resulted in a motion in favour of complete liberty of action involving practically a withdrawal of support from Government obtained 60 votes while the motions(Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 547 words
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Article44 1925-06-24 7 SPANISH OFFENSIVE. Madrid. June 23. The agreement signed at the conference between France and Spain regarding the naval patrol of the Moroccan coast, was simultaneous with a Spanish offensive, reported to be opened at Morocco, though official circles are reticent.44 words
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Article26 1925-06-24 7 JAPANESE IN TRAINING. London. June 23. Setsu Nichimura, the Japanese Champion Swimmer, is training at Dover for a Channel swim early in Aligns’.26 words
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Article310 1925-06-24 7 Second Round Results. TURNBULL’S FIGHT. (Reuter’s Telegrams.] London, June 23. Grey skies, a cold wind and overcoats were again the order of the day at Wimbledon. The attendance was smaller than yesterday. MEN’S SINGLES. The following are the results of the second round:—ln the All Indian match(Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 310 words
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Article373 1925-06-24 7 CENTURIES G *LORE. London, June 23. At the Oval, Surrey beat Somerset by an innings and 111 runs. Somerset put up 206 (White 61) and 160 (Hitch 7 wickets for 43 runs). Surrey mde 477 (Hobbs 111. Ducat 128, Shepherd 133). Greswell took 5 wickets for 153 runs.373 words
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Article572 1925-06-24 7 Memorial to Mr. Das. APPEAL ISSUED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Calcutta, June 22. An appeal signed by prominent Bengalis for ten lakhs of rupees has been issued for the erection of a memorial to the late Mr. Chitta Ranjan Das in the form of a hospital for women572 words
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Article248 1925-06-24 7 CHINESE RESTRICTION. Colonial Office Reply. NO REPEAL. The reply to the petition to the Secretary of State for the Colonies from the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce. praying for the immediate repeal of the Rubber Restriction Ordinance, is that the representations made in the petition will be borne in mind248 words
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Article67 1925-06-24 7 REDUCTION IN TAXATION. Washington. June 23. A promise to recommend a further reduction in taxation at the December session was made by President Coolidge while addressing the semi-annual budget meeting of Cabinet Ministers and heads of departments. He foreshadowed a surplus of $200,000, 000 at the entl67 words
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Article25 1925-06-24 7 NAVAL CREW WINS. Poughkeepsie. June. 23. In the Eight-oared Boat Race a Naval crew beat the Universities of Washington and Wisconsin.25 words
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Article80 1925-06-24 7 The following is the Band programme to be played at the Waterfall Gardens to-day from 5.15 to 6.15 p.m. [Weather permitting]— 1 March A Nation again Hume 2 Waltz Torero Translateur 3 Selection Bonnie Scotland Hare 4 Fox Trot Where Ihe Lazy Daisies Grow Friend 5 Rag Jimmy80 words
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Article45 1925-06-24 7 The homeward mail by the Teesta closes at 10 a m. on Fridav, the 26th inst. The B. I. Packet Elknga with mail despatched from London on the 4th June is exnected to arrive here at 6 a.m. on Friday, the 26th instant.45 words
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Advertisement44 1925-06-24 7 BORNEO MOTORS, LTD., Sole Agents in Malaya Jbr Economical Tran sp O) ta tion 'SBjESt rr-, ishst CARS AND TRUCKS The best service at the loiccst cost. Touring Cars $1,500 1 Ton Chassis $1,600. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. (Deferred payments can be arranyed). BORNEO MOTORS, LIMITED.44 words
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Article1028 1925-06-24 8 ANXIETY REGARDING SUPPLY. Among the more thoughtful people in this country (England) alarm is often expressed lest the earth should find itself unable indefinitely to supply the huge and growing demand for petroleum. This fear need not cause us to lose any sleep, writes John Ernest Hodgson,1,028 words
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Article413 1925-06-24 8 SYCE CUT DOWN AT GARAGE DOOR. A brutal murder, in the circumstances which indicate that the assailant deliberately laid in wait for his victim, occurred in Maxwell-rd., Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday evening. at 8.30 o clock, when Air. Caldicott s syce was cut down by an unknown hand413 words
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Article244 1925-06-24 8 FOURPENNY PIECES URGED FOR SCOTTISH CHURCHGOERS. Sir Charles Oman (C., Oxford University), in the House of Commons on May 20, moved a resolution condemning the existing coinage both for its colour and design. He said that the 1924 silver coin was bright and shining, but,244 words
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Article42 1925-06-24 8 Manchester City Council reduced the education estimate by £61,500. Aiderman J. H. Swales said the last census gave the population of Manchester as 730,307, and the Education Committee’s requirements were £796,567, or more than £1 per head of the population.42 words
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Article497 1925-06-24 8 CEYLON’S REVISED ORDINANCE. The Attorney-General of Ceylon has drafted a new Motor Ordinance witji a view to more effectively combating pre sent difficulties. Some of the additions are of particular interest to Malaya, where also the motor traffic problem is causing much anxiety. At a meeting of497 words
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Article199 1925-06-24 8 REJECTED SUITOR’S CRIME. Thwarted, it is stated, in his affection for a young Chinese girl of Pudu, Kuala Lumpur, a. man of 27 is alleged to have made a frenzied attack on her family at midday on Saturday as a result of which the girl’s mother is199 words
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Article74 1925-06-24 8 Workmen excavating about 16ft. below the surface in Richmond mews, a small turning opposite the Cenotaph in Whitehall, S. W., came across three layers of crumbling red tiles, 4ft. of day brickwork, and, lower down., about 10ft, of white stone and lime. The remains are believed to be74 words
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Advertisement180 1925-06-24 8 “T| W I OVERLAND Q NO METAL CAN TOUCH YOU W HISS I insure long service, comfort S and satisfaction. They are the fore,experienced buyersdemand H The Most Popular Car PARIS Garters as they com- bine the utmost in quality with u tu u unusual comfort and style. A Ur180 words
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Article1800 1925-06-24 9 CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT. The half-yearly general meeting of members of the Incorporated Society of Planters was held on Monday afternoon at the Masonic Hall, Venning-rd., Kuala Lumpur, the Hon’ble Mr. J. W. Campbell presiding. The chairman remarked that the proceedings of the annual general meeting had been1,800 words
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Article180 1925-06-24 9 The following are the latest quo. tabions i.n Messrs. Kennedy Co.'s share list at p.m, to-day Yesterday. T-.-day, g if 1 Shares. t t s’© o'® ffi 30 X 70 c. I c. c. c. Rubber (Dollar.) Aver Molek 1.50 155 1.50 1.60 ex Klnang R. 4.90180 words
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Article103 1925-06-24 9 June 24, 1925 Local cts. (Smoked Sheet ...116} Fine Pale Crepe ~.116} market Unsmoked She** 112 active Sing a- I Smoked Sheet ...124| pore (Crepe ...122| London ano New York. r (Smoked Sheet ...3/2 LOSDOS ICrope ...2/11 New York .83 Smoked Ribbed Sheet to 122 per lh do.103 words
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Article86 1925-06-24 9 The Straits Trading Co., Ltd., gives the following prices, on June 23: London. Spot 252.5 s Up 7/6 3 mos. buying ..254.7.6 10/3 selling 254.10 s 7/6 Local. June 24: Singapore sold 225 tons at sl27i Penang buyers no sellers at sl27|. j/tjssrs. Boustead and Co., Ltd-. To-day’s86 words
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Article123 1925-06-24 9 PENANG. JUNE 24 1925 (By Courtesy of thk <:hartk<k Bank.) London Demand Bank 2/4 1/8 4 months’sight Ban k 2/4 11/32 3 Credit 2/4 23/32 3 Docum -ntary 2/4 3/4 Calcutta Demand Bank Ite 155 J 3 days’sight 159 o Bombay Demand Bank 155 c Madras Deman i Bunk123 words
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Article1240 1925-06-24 9 KENNEDY CO’S SHARE LIST. Q NAME». iS 2 S 3 s’ H l_ ao J_ RUBBER [Dollar.] S c S c So. Allenoy Rubber Go 70 1 8f ex Alor Gajah Rubber Estate 1 40 1 61 Amalgamated Malay Estate* 2 CO 2 60 Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate 13 251,240 words
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Advertisement331 1925-06-24 9 New Advertisements. notices m.v> “GLENSHIEL” Voy. 3. FENDERS INVITED. Consignees of cargo per the above vessel from Europe are hereby notified that the survey of cargo landed in a damaged condition will be tender notice. held on Friday, the 26th instant, at 2-30 p.m. in P. H. B. Godown No.331 words
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Advertisement97 1925-06-24 9 DON’T BE DISCOURAGED by constipation. No matter how stubborn, it can be permanently overcome if treated in the right way. First, ckanse the intestinal tract by taking a small dose of Pinkettes, the little gentle-as-na-ture laxatives. Then watch your diet. Fresh fruit, vegetables, a sufficiency of filtered water oonsumed <laily,97 words
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Miscellaneous162 1925-06-24 9 TO-NIGHT ONLY! THEATRE ROYAL. Ist Show at 7-50 p. m. 1. God Mother, 2-7. Blind Hearts (Hobart Bosworth.) 8. International News. 2nd Show 9-30 p. m. 9-14. Are You A Failure. (Lloyd Hughes and Madge Bellamy).' 15 20. BORDERLAND. Chung Hwa Cinema Co., Kuala Kangsar Road Theatre Hall, From Monday162 words
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Article294 1925-06-24 10 3RD RESTRICTION YEAR. The following statistics relating to Rubber Restriction in British Malaya, have been forwarded to us by the Controller of Rubber Exports Total Ex- Total Ex- Total Imports Bri- ports Re- ports tish Malaya, striction Foreign Area. Rubber. Nov. 1924 22,488 15,469 9,617 Dec 24,204294 words
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Article244 1925-06-24 10 Beni re« Op’nm p. <*best 15,000.00 *****1. Cloves 90.00 sellers Gold leaf 72.00 seller Mace Pickings no stock Nutmegs 80s 125.00 sellers 1108 110.00 Coconuts per I,ol‘o 50.00 norn Copra Sundried 12.10 buyers Rattans 11.15 sales Rattans Coarse 10.50 Green Snail Shells 13.00 Si :m Rice No. 1244 words
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Article100 1925-06-24 10 TO-DAY’S DEPARTURES. Kalmoa for Asahan. Paneh and Batu Seang Bee for Port Swettenham, Singapore and China. Namsang for Calcutta. Yamagata Maru for Rangoon. The following ships are in communication with the Wireless Stations at:— Penang —Agamemnon, Amazone, Argonauta, Benavon, Bithina, Carmarthenshire, Fionia M.S., Formosa M. S., Kalyan, Koyu100 words
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Article440 1925-06-24 10 CI.OHE DAILY (except Sunday) lIM. Federated Malay States, Malacca, Johor, and Singapore. Registration and Parcel Post, except where otherwise stated, close half an-honr earlier than the Ordinary mail Resumption 0» Night Mail Service. The following additional mails will be closed daily (Sunday excepted) by the 7-30 p.m train:440 words
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Article96 1925-06-24 10 June 26 27 —Perak Gymkhana Club Race Meeting, Tai ping. 27 —Perak Gymkhana Club Dance, Town Hall. Taiping. 27—Cricket League, P.S. v. E.S.C., Esplanade. 30 —Football. Darul Aihzan v. Municipality. Esplanade. July 3—Penang Turf Club Meeting, Chamber of Commerce, 4-30 p.m. 4—Kuala Kangsar Plantations Extraordinary General Meeting, Messrs.96 words
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Article1011 1925-06-24 11 INDIANS HANDICAPPED BY LIGHT PONIES. London. May 20.—Perhaps because- it is somewhat rare, these times, it is all the more refreshing to record some good polo; and this has been forthcoming during the last few days, writes F. De C. Montfort. The best game that the writer1,011 words
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Article28 1925-06-24 11 EATON BEATS JODHPUR IN FINAL. London, June 15. —In the final of the open Polo Cup at Ranelagh, Eaton beat Jodhpur by seven goals to three.28 words
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Article41 1925-06-24 11 MANDELIEU WINS ASCOT STAKES. London, June 16. —Ascot Stakes resulted as follows:—lst Mandelieu 8 to 1, 2nd Monarch 10 to 1, 3rd Carbonaro 8 to 1. Ten ran won by half a length, same distance between second and third.41 words
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Article462 1925-06-24 11 MOTHER’S GREAT PROBLEM. Mothers of daughters of sixteen or thereabouts will, I think, share with me the belief that it is more difficult to he sixteen at the present time than when we were young, writes a mother in the "Morning Post.” I look back with something462 words
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Article65 1925-06-24 11 The Duke pf York, their Colonel-in-Chief, presented new Colours to the 2nd Rattn. East Yorks Regiment at Whittington Barracks. Lichfield. The new Colours contain ten battle honours gained during the Great War; Mr. George Bowden, who was Regimental Sergeant, Major when the old Colours were65 words
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Advertisement18 1925-06-24 11 Pitman’s Junior Typist Book, $l/75 per book or $2/- post free, stocked by the Pinang Gazette Press, Ltd.18 words
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