Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 12 August 1925
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Title Section20 1925-08-12 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No» 184. VOL» LXXXIII» WEDNESDAY, 12th AUGUST, 1925. PRICE 15 GENTS.20 words
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Advertisement536 1925-08-12 1 NIKKO” photographic Studio Every Possi ble Assistance and advice given to amateurs. No. 7» Northam Road, Penang. TEI.. 57‘L as A ALHAMBRA CIGARS Here are a few of the most POPULAR SHAPES: JML WW E EXCELENTES Touring Car Complete $2,250. ESPECIALES El BELLEZAS The New Good Maxwell MW i SHI536 words
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Advertisement39 1925-08-12 1 YOUR EYES If Optically Defective and JBtrained 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 MNiHcnißiiie omucs, m. phimj im.39 words
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Article1154 1925-08-12 2 FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING. appeal for Members. The fifth annual meeting of the Association of British Malaya was held in London on July 24, when the committee were to submit their report and accounts for the year ended June 30, 1925, says The Malay Mail. The statement for1,154 words
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Advertisement832 1925-08-12 2 I RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. jCSSwffS&SL x a H Including free town delivery or w X postage. irf k IUB II PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. v M a year |lj X Local B 111 Country (S.S. F.M.8.) $42 Foreign (Siam, Sumatra, B|B iU England, the Continent x *O.) *4B g Garters 111832 words
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Advertisement176 1925-08-12 2 AT BOOK HEADQUARTERS: SAILORS’ WIVES by Warner Fabian. Author of Flaming Youth now in its 215th thousand Everyone who enjoyed Flaming Youth will be eager to read “Sailors’ Wives by the same author, and although not necessarily a sequel, re-introducing many of the same characters. Price $3-00. IHE FREE LOVERS176 words
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Advertisement146 1925-08-12 2 U U U~ U J u ~~v &GOmJ\7” “TOP NOTCH vj “Scotch” Flavour and always in Favour. -v° v NOz ca i-X’ Guaranteed L- I 'iir’n’i mJ Qualify. y 7coh:l7Whsiij f-v > DISTILLERS AGENCT LTD. EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND. b*B lo announce THE ARRIVAL of a small consign818 ment of THE FAMOUS146 words
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Advertisement808 1925-08-12 3 WHITE AW AY’S GREAT SALE. SOUND BARGAINS IN HOUSEHOLD LINES. SOUND BARGAINS IN MEN’S WEAR. CH../. T.„d.. White Neglige .4!«,** Famous Turkish bath towels, made from SH f-~" L JFI 1 1\ I ijb g^sa t^ firmly woven cotton, rich thick pile, soft 3 7* and absorbent woven plain ends808 words
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Article1451 1925-08-12 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Mrs. F. M. Still is staying at Fraser’s Hill. Dr. and Mrs. C’osgrave are staying at Fraser’s Hill, Mrs. Black, of Kuala Lumpur, is a visitor to the Taiping Hills. Inspector Bendle of Ipoh arrived at Kroh this morning on transfer. Mr. B. M. O’Connell, O. C. P.1,451 words
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Article1698 1925-08-12 4 Construing A Document SUCCESSFUL MOTION. Yesterday afternoon the court of appeal presided over by Acting Chief Justice Sproule, with whom are Justices Brown and Watson, concluded the hearing of the appeal of K. Usan Rowther against the decision of Mr. Justice Deane, in his action against M.1,698 words
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Article1024 1925-08-12 4 e t (To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette.”) Sir, —May I crave the indulgence a of little space in your columns for this letter on the Borea question. There has been a lot of vapouring by the anti-Borea clique which, I am given to understand, is composed1,024 words
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Article136 1925-08-12 4 (To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette.’’) Sir, —Being a subscriber to your paper would you kindly help me through your Legal column. Two Australians from Melbourne were married in St. Andrens Church. Singapore 3 years ago, and now wish to have that marriage desolved for desertion of136 words
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Article171 1925-08-12 4 PAG AR TO BE ERECTED Z I A special general meeting of the Swimming Club was held on Sunday morning. The agendum before the meeting was to approve of the action of the Committee over the erection of a Pagan and also to alter certain rules. Mr.171 words
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Article65 1925-08-12 4 The following is the Band Programmed be played at the Waterfall Gardens T *> from 5.15 p.m. to 6.15 p m. (weather pc® 1” March Les Gardes Nobles Schrammal 2 Intermezzo Softly Unawares Lino e 3 Fox Trot Take Oh Take Those Lit« 2,“T 4 Selection High Jinks65 words
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Article41 1925-08-12 4 In a letter received from etam Mr. C. F. Andrews says that the 1 Dr. Ranbindranath Tagore is veij 1 that he is not getting any better, heart has suddenly become weak un has to lead an invalid life.41 words
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Advertisement118 1925-08-12 4 WHY SOME GIRLS ARE NOT POPULAR. There are some girls who are enough in appearance yet wh’ ac en popularity which other pretty g ll joy. What is the cause >onp y they unconsciously repel t!1 S a fflie whom they speak because they alt ted with ill-smelling breath, the118 words
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INDIAN NEWS.
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Article174 1925-08-12 5 Mr. Sen-Gupta’s Views. Calcutta, -July 28.—Interviewed by a representative on the subject of the K Mr C. B. Das’s attitude towards the Government, Mr. J. M. Sen-Gupta, the leader of the Swaraj Party m Bengal and he Mayor of Calcutta, stated that with;,ut. entering into the terms174 words
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Article143 1925-08-12 5 Calcutta, July 30.—A leading article in the Bengalee,” dated 30th July, says. We have already thrown out the suggest on that statesmanship demands that we should set about immediately to make arrangements for the meeting of a constituent assembly for the purpose of devising the future constitution of143 words
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Article227 1925-08-12 5 PETITION TO GOVERNMENT. Bombay, July 29. —The attitude of the' mill operatives towards the reduction of wages decided upon by the millowners ap-' pears to be uncompromising. The labour! leaders’ attempt at reasoning with the' men are provoking manifestations of hostility. The workers are putting for- ward227 words
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Article264 1925-08-12 5 CALCUTTA RANGOON SERVICE. ak'utta, July 29.—1 n connection with a proponed air service between Calcutta a nd Rangoon the Committee of the Bengal Chamber of Commerce have recently rt,|uired ironi the Director-General of ‘Osts and Telegraphs whether any deve- pnients have since taken place and whe--hcr there264 words
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Article372 1925-08-12 5 MR. GANDHI GVVES ADVICE. Calcutta- July 30. —Mr. Gandhi addressed members of the Anglo-Indian League yesterday. Mr. Moreno, who presided, said AngloIndians claimed to be one of the communities in India. They recognised that the future, like their past, lay in friendlyrelationship with, the larger communities of India.372 words
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Article288 1925-08-12 5 i MILITA R Y PLOT WHICH FA ILEI). 1% I Calcutta. July 30. Reports of momentous happenings concerning Tibet are nar.’rated in the “Statesman” by a corres- pondent. The most startling is that a raid by Chinese is again feared. Are /port of a Chinese advance has been288 words
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Article94 1925-08-12 5 CLASH BETWEEN FACTIONS. Calcutta. August 1. —Ten men, including an Inspector of Police a Jamadar, and a constable, were injured as the result 'bf a fight to-day between two rival factions of Mahomedans at Rajabazar, the scene of last year's riot during Moharrum. The trouble arose-94 words
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Article301 1925-08-12 5 RUBBER EXPORT. (From Dutch Papers.’) The export figures for the first half of 1925 show that 30,000 tons rubber and S.loO tons latex were exported from Sumatra E.C. Chinese Editor in Trouble. The Deli Cpurant” learns that the Editor of the Chinese paper “Bin Po” in Medan301 words
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Article333 1925-08-12 5 I” or making observations during the eclipse in January, 1926. six expeditions are planning to come to Sumatra. They are being sent out by the following organizations: Dutch Indies Astronomical Association of Holland, Dutch Royal Scientific Society of Holland, Royal Astronomical Society of London, Swathmor© College of America,333 words
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Advertisement42 1925-08-12 5 Pn man’s New Course tn Typewriting. SI/50 per book, stocked by the Pinsne Gazette Pre**. Ltd.. Penan» Pi ANTERS’ Medical Guide, by Dr E. N. Graham, S 3- per bock or S3'3o post free, stocked by the Pinang Gazette Press, Ltd.. P42 words
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Advertisement161 1925-08-12 5 Hie Sportsman’s Favourite for Sticking and Skinning Two sturdy blades, keen-edged and cor- hunting I/ rectly designed for knife the needs of the hunter and trapper. mfJSF Stag handle, length closed, 414 inches. mUKf Ask your dealer for other Remington styles—there is No» a knife for every R 4353 purpose.161 words
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Miscellaneous42 1925-08-12 5 THEATRE ROYAL, MONDAY, 10th—WEDNESDAY, 12th Ist Show 7-45 p.m. PUNCTURED PRINCE SAILOR TRAMP (VICTOR MACLAREN) 2nd Show at 9.30 p.m. THROUGH A GLASS WINDOW (MAY MCAVOY) GRAND LARCENY (ELLIOTT DEXTER) Showing on 13th August. MARY PICKFORD IN DOROTHY VERNON of HADDON HALL42 words
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Article498 1925-08-12 6 On August 12, 1786, Captain Light, on behalf of the Honourable East India Company in the name of His Majesty King George 111 formally took possession of the island of Pulo Pinang which he then named Prince of Wales Island. It had taken him fourteen years of498 words
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Article601 1925-08-12 6 —(S.F.P.) 77// Prince of Wales Island Gazette began in 1805 and ceased in August 1827, after twenty-two years. On the 22nd August. 1827, another paper, called The Penantj Register and Miscellany, was started, and after a short life, expired in September 1828; this had been a—(S.F.P.) - 601 words
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Article1390 1925-08-12 6 THE INDUSTRIAL CRISIS. WHERE THE TRUTH LIES. London, July 16. It is all to the good that the Government has ordered an independent official inquiry into the coal dispute. B-caise, if there is going to be a great industrial upheaval, the attitude of the public will do1,390 words
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Article87 1925-08-12 6 JUDGMENT FOR DEFENDIN' (From Our Own Con espondent Singapore. August i defend* 25 Tan Kah Kee appeared as a UL in an action in the Supiemo brought by Lee Soon Jip. term*''. chew of the defendants Hta 111 •illesed t' 1 D claimed £1,422 being money 15;!87 words
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Article32 1925-08-12 6 The homeward mail 1 closes at 6 p.m. 0,1 11 15th insrant- j !l The P.&O. Packet mails despatched from lt >re July 23 is expected to 5 p.m. to-day.32 words
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Advertisement116 1925-08-12 6 «me u'nu nncriMMß Lis- SKEWSITAS tn a p<_JXjsf 75 j g d |fe2j®CS?®i 3 c As U JK,=}-'-; i' -d| Cents Per n i n Real| y Jw at i a n Good R»-JkggS T ;°T I u 'W-'. Bl n 3 Eft Ju 55kx rA *»oARo S c b116 words
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Advertisement40 1925-08-12 6 “E. S’ O.” Guest Night and Dancing Every Tuesday and Friday. Special Tiffin Every Wednesday and Satu r d a y —E. O. Orchestra. Orchestral Concert every other Sunday. f PEARS' i fl I GOLDEN SERIES. I i I v40 words
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Miscellaneous107 1925-08-12 6 Fllarmston Circus I FIRST APPEARANCE AT BUTTERWORTH. M GRAND OPENING NIGHT I I To-Night! To-Night! 19-15 p. m. Location: Kampong Gajah. f Late Ferry Service to Penang. 11l W. HARMSTON, Coming Coming Coming Empire Theatre PENANG ROAD. (For a Short Season Only). n Royal Pramote Smai Siamese Opera (Lakom). UNDER107 words
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Miscellaneous23 1925-08-12 6 TIDE IABLFS. To-Day. High Water. Low Wat*r. 5.41 a.m. 12.16 a.m. 5.11 p.m. Midnight. To-Morrow. 7.42 a.m. 12.6 a.m. 8.26 p.m. 2.58 p.m.23 words
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Obituary64 1925-08-12 6 DEATHS Cumming.—On July 15. at 18, Royalcrescent, Holland Park, the residence of her brother-in-law, Helen, widow of Sir Kenneth Cumming. Bt. Australian papers, please copy. BIRCH. —On the 11th July, at Banchory. Ernest Patrick Birch, of the Nigerian Political Service, the beloved husband of Muriel Birch, and dearly loved son64 words
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Article326 1925-08-12 7 Reply to Germany. LONDON CONVERSATIONS. R EUT ER’s T ELEG RAM S. London, August 11. \fter a very cordial audience with }j.. Majesty the King at Buckingham Palace this morning, M. Briand. accompanied by M. Fleuriau, proceeded to the Foreign Office and entered by the hack entrance, disappointing' R EUT ER’s T ELEG RAM S. ] - 326 words
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Article90 1925-08-12 7 DEADLOCK REACH ED, London. August 11. After sitting for 35 hours of which 27 were consecutive, the joint Industrial Council of the wool and textile trade arrived at a deadlock. Consequently the strike which started on July 21 will continue. All points have been agreed upon except the90 words
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Article87 1925-08-12 7 EXPULSION OF FOREIGNERS.” London. August 11. It appears that as the result of the exchange <>t Notes between the German and Polish Governments 3000 out of 20,000 Germans resident in Poland who elected to become German subjects will still remain in Poland and 11.000 out of 15,00087 words
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Article55 1925-08-12 7 LATEST appointmen PS. London. August 11. s r Reginald Stubbs has been appointed Governor of Jam dca. Mr. Cecil Clementi, Colonial Secretary, succeeds Sir Reginald Stubbs as governor of Hongkong. •ir Graeme Thomson succeeds Sir ugh Clifford as Governor of Nigeria. T r ecil Hod well succeeds Sir55 words
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Article55 1925-08-12 7 VISIT TO MALAYA ABANDONED. London. August 11. Owing to the pressure of business in C. ny and sj r j, r j c has abandoned s pf<»pose<i visit to the Dunlop Rubber '-■’mpany’s plantations in Malaya Mr. E.J. nie. the company’s rubber advisor will England early in55 words
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Article90 1925-08-12 7 Combined Operations. ABD FL KRIM’S TERMS. [Reuter’s Telegrams] Paris, August 11. A message from Wezzan states that two French detachments in combined in operations for reprovisioning the post at Zitoum, have effected a junction with the Spaniard’s on the River Loukkos. An official communique says that the Government[Reuter’s Telegrams] - 90 words
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Article117 1925-08-12 7 VISIT TO NEW ZEALAND. Wellington, August 11. Most of the population, including an army of school children, waving American Hags, watched a section of the American Fleet headed by the battleship Seattle flying the flag of Admiral Coontz enter the harbour, 'even seaplanes preceded the Fleet doing117 words
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Article80 1925-08-12 7 Auckland. August 11. The flagship California headed 8 American battleships and 3 auxiliaries on their arrival here. Aeroplanes ascended from the warships, impressing the great crowds of spectators. Admiral Robinson and the officers were given a civic luncheon. Admiral Robinson in a speech said, We have come80 words
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Article79 1925-08-12 7 FUN DI NG N EGOTIATIONS. Washington. August 11. At the first meeting of the Belgian Debt Funding Commission and the American Commission, the Belgian representative promised that Belgium would honour her just obligations, but would ask for consideration of her exceptional war and post-war conditions. Mr. Mellon replied79 words
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Article20 1925-08-12 7 Washington. August 12. Belgium’s first refunding proposal has been found unacceptable. The commissions will resume discussions to-morrow.20 words
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Article73 1925-08-12 7 PURCHASE OF MACHINERY. Beilin. August 11. A delegation of the All-Russian Textile Syndicate, headed by the expert M. Jeremin, has been visiting Germany for the purpose of negotiating the purchase of textile machinery which before the war was elnsi vely bought in Great Britain. M. Jeremin in an73 words
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Article149 1925-08-12 7 ADMIRAL ANDERSON’S SUCCESSOR London, August 11. Rear Admiral John Ewen Cameron, C. M.V.0., will succeed Rear Admiral D. M. Anderson C.B. C.M.G.. M.V.0.. as Rear Admiral of the Yangtse. Taking advantage of the recent high prices of rubber, native coolies and other wage earners on rubber estates in149 words
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Article174 1925-08-12 7 East Holland Devastated. CASUALTY ROILL. [R E UTEP/s TELEG R A MS. 1 Amsterdam, August 11. East Holland yesterday evening was swept by a terrific thunderstorm. Loss of life and much damage to property are reported. Details are meagre as telegraphic and telephonic communication has been interrupted. Four[R E UTEP/s TELEG R A MS. 1 - 174 words
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Article260 1925-08-12 7 TERRIBLE MOTOR FATALITY. In the early hours of August 7 between four and five o'clock, says The Bangkok Tinies,” Mr. Bjarne Baugh, the second officer of the s.s. “Hernielin,” was driving a five seated car along New Road from Bangrak. He passed the island at the entrance to260 words
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Article198 1925-08-12 7 MAGISTERIAL DECISIONS VARIED. A number of Criminal Appeals were h’*ard by Mr. Justice Dinsmore in the Supreme Court, Seremban, on Friday says The Malay Mail.” Sabapathy and Suppiah had taken < ross actions, each asking that the other Le bound over to keep the peace. They were both198 words
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Article92 1925-08-12 7 The health statement for the Municipality of George Town for the week ending Bth August, 1925, shows a total of 59 deaths—39 males and 20 females—the death-rate being 23.06 per mille per annum, compared with 22.28 in the preceding week a d with 26.78 in the corresponding week92 words
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Article349 1925-08-12 7 Surrey vs Middlesex. RAIN MARS PLAY. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] London, August 11. At the Oval. Surrey beat Middlesex in the first innings. There was no play to-day owing to rain. Surrey put up 203 runs (Hobbs 49, Shepherd 57 and Allen 5 wickets for 40 runs) and 11 runs[Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 349 words
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Article70 1925-08-12 7 BUCK’S YEOMAN WINS. London, July 31. The Chesterfield Cup resulted as follows Sir A. Bailey’s b. c. Buck's Yeoman (Son-in-Law —Bracelet, 3 yrs) 1 Mr. S. B. Joel’s Evander 2 Lord Lonsdale's Warden of the Marches 3 Fourteen ran. Won by three lengths three lengths separated second70 words
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Article67 1925-08-12 7 In a football match between the Methodist Boys’ School, Kuala Lumpur, and the Anglo-Chinese School. Ipoh, which was played on the padang at Ipoh on Monday, the visitors defeated the home team by two goals to one. The visitors fully deserved their victory for many reasons. They played better67 words
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Article97 1925-08-12 7 NEGRI SEMBILAN VS. MALACCA. At Malacca, on Saturday, in the Malaya” Cup competition, Negri Sembilan defeated Malacca by one goal to nil, the winning goal being scored by Rozario in the second half. The Singapore team against NegriSembilan in the Cup tie on Saturday will be Boon97 words
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Article66 1925-08-12 7 SUNGEI UJONG V. MALACCA. A cricket match between Malacca and Sungei Ujoncr. played on the Seremban Padang on Sunday, resulted in a win for the latter by 19 runs. The Sungei Uiong Club hatted first, and made a disastrous start. Malacca went in after lunch and the whole side66 words
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Article149 1925-08-12 7 Bill in Reichstag. STORMY SCENES. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] Berlin, August 11. There has been a series of stormy scenes in the Reichstag during the debate on the Tariff Bill, consequent on the adoption of the proposal of the Majority Parties to restrict the time of speecues. The Chancellor, who[Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 149 words
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Article268 1925-08-12 7 FAREWELL TO CAPT. HORAN. To mark the appreciation c-f the services of Capt. Horan during his three years in Malacca as Adjutant of the Volunteer Corps, a farewell dinner was given in his honour by the combined Companies representing all classes of the community on Saturday evening, in268 words
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Article96 1925-08-12 7 The Earl of Reading. Viceroy of India, recalled his voyage as a ship’s boy to Calcutta, where now he reigns, during a speech he made at a luncheon in Reading. My main occupation on the sailing ship, he said, was cleaning the brasswork and holystoning the deck.96 words
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Article586 1925-08-12 7 Loans to Subordinates. RULES ADOPTED. An ordinary meeting of the Municipal Commissioners, followed by a special meeting, was held in the Municipal Chamber yesterday afternoon. There were present Messrs. B. Nunn (President), J. D. Kemp, H. H. Ab ini Cader, Yeoh Cheang Ann, M. H. M. Noordin. Dr.586 words
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Advertisement38 1925-08-12 7 BORNEO MOTORS, LTD., Agents in Malaya Jor Economical Transpoitation CARS AND TRUCKS The best service at the lowest cost. Touring Cars $1,500 1 1 on Chassis $l,OOO. I IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. z Deferred nts can be arranged). ?JiCRS, LIMITED.38 words
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Article346 1925-08-12 8 Notification No. 1429, published in the Straits Settlements Government Gazette of August 7, an nounces that the balances in the undermentioned accounts in the Post Office Saving Bank, Penang, have remained unclaimed for a. period of over ten years. In our issuee of yesterday and the day before346 words
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Article106 1925-08-12 8 TO-DAY’S DEPARTURES. Kalmoa for Asahan. I’aneh and Batu Bahra. Mata Hari for Bagan Datoh, Teluk Anson, Port Swettenhaui, Malacca, Singapore and Bela wan. Narkunda for Singapore China and Japan. Falstria for Port Swettenham, Singapore and Bangkok. Celtic Prince for Boston, New York and Baltimore. The following ships are106 words
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Article399 1925-08-12 8 CLOSE DAILY (except Sunday). BI TRAIN. Federated Malay States, Malacca, Johore and Singapore. -Registration and Parcel Post, except where otherwise stated, close half-an-hour earlier than the Ordinary mail. Resumption of Night Mail Service. The following additional mails will be closed daily (Sunday excepted) by the 7-30 p.m. train:399 words
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Advertisement640 1925-08-12 8 BANKS HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION (Incorporated in Hongkong.) Authorised Capital $50,000,001 Issued and fully paid up $20,000,00? Reserve Fnnds Sterling Silver $26,500,00? Reserve Liability of Proprietors 20,000,001 Head Office,—HONGK< >NG. Branches and Agencies. Amoy, Bangkok, Batavia, Bombay, Calcutta» Canton, Colombo, Chefoc, Dairen, Foochou Hankow, Hongkew Harbin, Haiphong, Iloil c640 words
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Advertisement18 1925-08-12 8 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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Advertisement342 1925-08-12 8 Read what. the Motor (ENGLAND) says about the IN A recently published review of the 15/30 h.p. Crossley, the “Motor, one of Britain’s foremost motoring journals, concludes with the paragraph reproduced below. No comment is needed IT represents a very high standard indeed in motor car construction. .Sturdily built, excellently342 words
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Miscellaneous248 1925-08-12 8 MORE HUMOURS OF HISTORY. b> Arthur morii am» No. 94. Trouble for Henry. tvovA OcrWHot excites what is (Mau re'MlSi ak e n d e ar' (TiSwTook Here 1 a fiiiieACMi ĕ don’t know nothin' lAAOI6HALL TEMPER JUSTICE WITH/< MEANING OF THIS ELEANOR -I AM NOT dm LT yj ’Guv248 words
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Article447 1925-08-12 9 OIL A PASSING PHASE Interesting prophecies with regard to the future of coal and the steam engine were made by Sir John Cadman and Dr. John S. Haldane, the president, at the annual meeting at Cardiff of the Institute of Mining Engineers. •Sir John Cadman read a447 words
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Article430 1925-08-12 9 BORN IN HENRY VIH’S REIGN. The tortoise is the longest-lived land animal. Given favourable conditions he will endure from 300 to 400 years. A tortoise which died in the London Zoo in 1906 was said to have lived at least 350 years. Born in the time of Henry430 words
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Article234 1925-08-12 9 dentures Ophim p. cheat >5,000.00 noin. Cloves 90.00 seller' Gold leaf 72.00 seller Mace Pickings no stock Nutmegs 80s 125.00 sellers 110 s 110.00 Coconuts per L 1 50.00 nom. Copra Snndried !2.52| sales Rattans 11.15 sales Rattans Coarse 10.50 Green Snail Shell* 13.0(1 Siam Rice No. 1234 words
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Article39 1925-08-12 9 TENNIS TOURNAMENT. Friday, the August 14. Doubles Handicap Class “B.” Final.— Scr. M. J. B. Watt and A E. Moore v. Winners of —l5 J. Wilkinson and C. Johnstone v. —15.3 W. H. Esson and D.39 words
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Article224 1925-08-12 9 The following are the latent quotations in Messrs. Kennedy Co's share list at 1 p.m. to-day Yesterday. To-day. 5 •Sh\h-.s x i c X' an x X x I c. c. tc. sc. Mining. Chenderiang 23/- 23/6 23/- 23/6 Hitam 1.374 1424 1.374 1.40 ex Idris Hyd.224 words
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Article174 1925-08-12 9 The following are additional rubber outputs for last month:— ib. Anglo-Malay 107,967 Patahng 57,900 London Asiatic 203.632 Golden Hope 36,763 Selaba 58,420 Bikam 27,000 Sungkai-Chumor 52,375 Seaport 54,000 R. E. of Johore 45,104 Sungei Dangar 26,500 North Labis 37,100 Victoria 41,882 Tebolang 30,295 Pernambang 89,466 Strathisla 38,468 Lanadron174 words
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Article78 1925-08-12 9 The Straits Trading Co.. Ltd., gives the following prices, on August 11: London. Spot £261.10s Down £1 3 mos. buying 264 1.2.6 3 selling 264.5 s 1 Local. August 12: Singapore sold 175 tons at £132.870 Penang buyers no sellers at >132.87 >. Messrs. Boustead and Co.. Lid:78 words
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Article60 1925-08-12 9 The output of Tronoh Mines, Limited for July was Pls. 1,300. With reference to the murder of the Punjaubi Mohammedan Ami Nolah, at Tronoh on July 30. the Ipoh Police, says T.0.M.. have been successful in making two arrests. One of the accused is a Punjaubi named Sarilla.60 words
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Article1255 1925-08-12 9 KENNEDY CO’S SHARE LIST. I c I*o s si m RUBBER [Dollar.] g 0 g 0 Allenoy Rubber Oo 2 26 2 36 Alor Gajah Rubber Estate p m Amalgamated Malay Estate* 3 90 5 10 Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate jg (X> ’6 f>o Ayer Kuuing Rubber Estate* gtiyer Malek1,255 words
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Advertisement572 1925-08-12 9 Js’ew Advertisements. miscellaneous, '~~~~I? 4r njt Wanted: Secondhand Household POSITION VAuA Furniture in good condition. Apply Box No. 195, c/o Pinang Gazette. MUNICIPALITY OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG. AUCTION. su EE or notice of sale. j ie Municipal Counnissioners invite by order F the H,CH 'c'aidMates should have a thorough COURT572 words
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Advertisement209 1925-08-12 9 rßlllous ?-t Everybody is so at times and In I many cases it makes life a burden. The fault is with the stomach, liver and kidneys. When the digestive organa are out of order, It's time to take I Beecham's Pills; they will set them right. This medicine acts gently209 words
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Article1362 1925-08-12 10 Danger Inshore. PREY SCENE!) AN TEN MILES. The following extract on a subject which is exciting a good deal of interest just now. is taken by The Malay Mail from Lady Richmond Brown’s interesting book Unknown Tribes Uncharted Seas.” The writer is an authority on the monsters1,362 words
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Article109 1925-08-12 10 Aug. 13—Presentation of Medal, Governor’s Office, 11 a.m. 15 Football. B. Alam v. M. Abzan, Dato Kramat Padang. 16— Football, D. Aihsan v. Crescent. Dato Kramat Padang. 17— Government Servants cooperative Thrift and Loan Society, Annual General Meeting. Town Hall. 4-30 p.m. IX. 20. 22—Ipoh Races. 22 Football,109 words
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