Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 9 February 1926
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1926-02-09 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 32. VOL. LXXXIV. TUESDAY, 9th FEBRUARY, 1926. PRICE 15 CENTS.20 words
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Advertisement762 1926-02-09 1 tokisatsu, photographic art STUDIO ’Phone 772. 68, BISHOP STREET. Cocktails Ready to Serve. I I D 0 NOT experiment. SM GORDONS: M I I ISa i I- I 11 fi 4 i 11 a 1 (Injlhs shaker bottle) fijgf ||l 1 J |j IJis’(JOr 1 Fifty-Fifty ftW| v I Ft762 words
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Advertisement13 1926-02-09 1 1 1 i i I,'»a T. NAGATA, DENTIST. NEXT DOOR .TO “THE DISPENSARY.”13 words
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Article169 1926-02-09 2 SPRING MEETING, 1926. 20th, 23rd, 25th 27th Feb., 1926 Nine Races for all Horses. Nine Races for Ex-Griffin Horses. Nine Races for Ex-Griffin Ponies. Four Races for Selangor Turf Club Spring 1926 Horse Griffins. Four Races for- Selangor Turf Club Spring 1926 Pony Griffins One Race for169 words
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Article570 1926-02-09 2 NOVEL EXPERIMENT IN ENGLAND. A novel experiment was to be started early this year at Heckmond-wike, a few miles from Bradford, in connection with a scheme for the reclamation of tramps, writes the Bradford correspondent of the Morning Post.” The chief organiser of the movement is Mr. J.570 words
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Article98 1926-02-09 2 Feb. 9—Court of Appeal. Penang. 13— Chines* l New Year, Public and Bank Holiday. 15—Public and Rank Holiday. 17—Ash Wednesday. 18 and 20—Miss McNamee’s Dance Recital. Town Hall. 20, 23. 25 A 27—Selangor Turf Club New Year Meeting. 20—League Cricket, V.S. and P.R.C. Esplanade. March 17—St. Patrick’s Day.98 words
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Advertisement453 1926-02-09 2 < X X §s= x 5= V X X 5= X SSB I R 4TES OF SUBSCRIPTION. K Including free town delivery or X postage. u V PAYAHI FUN ADVANCE. I «year II X Local $36 i Country (S.S. F.M.S.) $42 8 x X Foreign (Siam, Sumatra, B England, the453 words
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Advertisement413 1926-02-09 2 TENDERS INVITEIk Tenders will be received up to noon on Friday the 12th February 1926. at th*' Resident Councillor’s Office, Penang, from persons desirous of contracting for the supply of coal to Government vet seis, Ac. i during the year 1926. 2. Forms of tender may be obtained j at413 words
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Advertisement395 1926-02-09 2 NOTICES. B. K. Malakar, 378, Jalan Raya, Kulim, License Surveyor and Leveller, S. S., Kulim, Kedah, accepts surveys at moderate rates of every description. South Taiping Tin Dredging (1922) Limited. (Incorporated in Penang). LOST SCRIP. Application having been made to the Directors of thiw Company to issue to James Corrie395 words
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Advertisement46 1926-02-09 2 Troublesome Coughs. A troublesome, sleep disturbing night cough can be easily and pleasantly stopped by taking Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. You will like the soothing, heading coating it puts on an inflamed, tickling throat and the promptness with which the troublesome cough is stopped. For sale everywhere.46 words
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Advertisement414 1926-02-09 2 The George Town Dispensary Ltd,, I THE LEADING CHEMISTS, PENANG. OUR REPUTATION —YOUR GUARANTEE. THE Cheapest House in the Trade FOR Estate Medical Supplies. SAFETY FIRST. HI You are absolutely safe when you deal with H “THE GEORGETOWN.” Each order is exeH cuted by a QUALIFIED EN LiSH CHEMIST H414 words
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Article1788 1926-02-09 3 DR. BRADDON’S SPEECH. 1 T.”e following is the continuation of the Malay Mail’s ieport of the Restriction meeting held at Seremban on U ednesclay; A Foolish Suggestion. But if the present release with correctiong or estates now under 'assessed, rei presents our full proper available output, how1,788 words
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Article569 1926-02-09 3 LEAGUE’S SESSION AT DELHI. Delhi, January 29.—Mr. Ramachandra Rao, President of the Prohibition League of India Convention, which commenced its session here to-day, in the course of his address, said While the financial aspect o«f Prohibition is undoubtedly one of our main obstacles, there are also other569 words
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Advertisement340 1926-02-09 3 H Child’s Washing It I’s hair be careful prepared shampoos tin too much ftee ms. as it dries the and m ikes the hair > best thing to use Isified cocoauut oil mo, for this is pure jntirely greaseless. It is inexpensive and beats anything else all to I 'Two340 words
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Advertisement178 1926-02-09 3 CHILDREN’S COLDS Avoid Serious Results by Using Baby’s Own Tablets. When a. child shows the first symptoms of a coM, such as sneezing, redness of the eyes, c’-ocered cr running nose, prompt measure* fcr relief may avert serious re«ubs. Mothers should always have on han'i some simple, safe and effective178 words
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Advertisement142 1926-02-09 3 I 1 i < l i i Ww ILuEiLViBLWM.' i I I s Robinson Pianos Better value than ever S S Specially manufactured for the tropics. 1 From $6OO Cash or Deferred J Payments. B I RobinsoTFiano Co., i i PENANG. J u Anchor Brand Fresh Butter New Zealand’s Best.142 words
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Article1162 1926-02-09 4 LADY’S TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE. Attacked In Machan by Wounded Tiger. We publish below says the Pioneer, an account by Mr. E. A. Smythies of the Forest Departments United Provinces of what must have been one of the most exciting and most unpleasant adventures in the history of big-game1,162 words
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Article497 1926-02-09 4 A RECKLESS SPIRIT. America booms as never before. Wages high and prices higher, writes Sir Maurice Low, Washington correspondent of the “Morning Post”. Everyone has money to spend, and spends it freely. People who thought it. the proper thing to do went to the hotels and restaurants on497 words
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Advertisement157 1926-02-09 4 Always Welcomed V.V.-V.V.V.V.V.V V.'.V.V V Watch baby grow I Evidence of the proper feeding is clear'y shown in "baby’s rapid progress when put on Mellin’s Food. Mixed < 1 as directed it provides a perfect substitute for mother’s milk and contains every subs’ance necessary to build 3 1 body, bone157 words
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Advertisement88 1926-02-09 4 A Standard Remedy. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy ig a standard family medicine. Prompt, reliable and effective for coughs, colds, croup, bronchial coughs, coughs resulting from whooping cough, nervous hacking, tickling throat, troublesome night coughs and the chronic coughs of elderly people. For sale everywhere. m/’ pills. g APIOL St STEEL 388 words
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Advertisement162 1926-02-09 4 11 OjjjSSp 'h|!' H 1 nSp < 1 I hWiilOlSi Q K! 1 I I w I fflw 1 11H I k T 1 1 I ||o r r I I I L I I Wil I i i li uiO hili! EE I M HilaS ibm it' 1 fuM]162 words
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Article446 1926-02-09 5 THE WORK OF BRITISH hospitals. I n Gt eat Britain to-day are 2,950 volun- hospitals, with accommodation for /■[ilOO patients, writes Philip Inman in tl “Daily News.” In addition there ;,re q- (H»0 beds in our Poor Ijiw infirmaries. Think what this means. If those beds p446 words
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Article319 1926-02-09 5 Already many Qrickete-rsof the present generation have given their ideas on how to beat the Australians this year. Below we publish the views of one of the < Idest cricketers still actively associa- i with the game—Mr. Arthur Millward, •he former Worcestershiie player and Sussex coach, who319 words
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Article517 1926-02-09 5 PERILS OF OLD-TIME LONDON. The unknown highwayman who r*>de his horse «long Landsdowne-papsue and up the stone steps has won immortd fame for his deed, states the Daily Telegraph.” The visitor to the London Museum in remote ages will see the iron bar set up to prevent517 words
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Article346 1926-02-09 5 Sourabaya is probably known to many as “one of the few large towns of Java,” but not so many are aware of its rapid rise as an outlet for the r-xtei sive produce of the country, the much older and better known Batavia having fallen into the346 words
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Article555 1926-02-09 5 MILLIONAIRE S PUBLIC-SPIRITED SCHEME. A new Chinese theatre which is to be built by Mr- Eu Tong Sen, 0.8. E., at Singapore will be a thoroughly modern and well-equipped building of its kind, with a seating capacity of nearly double that of the Victoria Theatre. There are,555 words
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Article123 1926-02-09 5 PENANG FEBRUARY 9, 1926. (By Courtesy of the Chartered Bank.) London Demand Bank 2/4 5/3* 4 months’sight Bank 2/4 1/i- 3 Credit 2/4 21/32 3 Documentary 2/4 11/16 Calcutta Demand Bank Rs 154 3 day’s sight Private 156 3 Bombay Demand Bank 154 Madras Demand Bank 154 S g-123 words
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Advertisement58 1926-02-09 5 A Favorite Among Athletes. golfer, the football player and (i, rol n d a-Lhletc know the value of ‘-“*>"■l lain’s Pain Bahn. It is just gun ln f° r ru down after a hard Ait soreneea disappears like 7' R f» r ains and swellings are oth'<. U k*» time58 words
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Advertisement31 1926-02-09 5 K. MATSUO, i DENTIST. i Head Office Branch > 101, Bishop 94 f Barrack Z o Strce, 4 c Rd > Tai P‘ n i renan? dl S ’Phone No. 901. reraK, a31 words
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Advertisement464 1926-02-09 5 His Food decide his Future Every baby bas a future of great possibilities. The infant n your arms may make a name that will ring round the world, and everything may depend upon the foundation laid in infancy. A baby who is not breast fed has the right to be464 words
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Article855 1926-02-09 6 MANY HAPPY RETURNS. Many happy returns of the day to the Rt. Hon’ble Sir Edward Henry, Baron Carson, of Duncairn, Lord of Appeal in Ordinary who was born on February 9, 1854, and thus celebrates, to-day, his seventy-second birthday. Edward Carson, in his prime, was in the855 words
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Article291 1926-02-09 6 The following ii tho draw for the Mixed Double Handicap: —4 Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hereford Bye —2 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pedlow Bye 4 Mr. and Mrs. I* W. Arnold Bye —15.0 Mrs. Brewer and K. Coombs Bye —15.4 Mrs. Whitlock and J. W.291 words
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Article53 1926-02-09 6 The following are the results of bowls tournament ties played yesterday. Double Handicap. E. Reimann and J. G. Allan beat +2 W. B. Houston and D. S. Harvey 21—18; —2 J. Ford and J. M. Chalmers (C. S.) beat +6 D. McLeod Cra k and W. L.53 words
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Article55 1926-02-09 6 The following have been selected to represent the Municipality against the P. R. C. on M ednesday, February, 10 on the Renong ground Pawan Teh; Phung Sweo Loon. Tan Kean Soon; Goh Teik Leong, Phung Swee Leng, Teoh Cheng Hoe; M.S.d’ Orville, S. M. Hamid, K Coombs,55 words
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Article225 1926-02-09 6 [To- the Editor of the “Pinang Gazette.”] Sir, —With reference to your article under thtf above caption, do you not think it advisable for the authorities concerned to impress upon car owners the necessity of using dim, instead of fullglare lights in town limits M here there are225 words
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Article714 1926-02-09 6 Strangely Assorted Apparatus. accused committed. Counterfeiting instruments of many kinds from an earthenware stove, ladles, metal, plaster of paris etc. to the finishe I counterfeit coins littered the solicitors’ table in the Penang Police Court y ester day afternoon when Chan Pen*: Hong of 199 Dato Kramat Road,714 words
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Article83 1926-02-09 6 Two Chinese and one Eurasian wer j fined the maximum $25 by Mr. S. N. King in the Penang Police Court to-day for gambling in hou=e No. 35 Cantonment Road yesterday afternoon. Three Chinese and three Klings were fined $l5 for gambling in a tongkong kept or used83 words
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Article343 1926-02-09 6 In the Court of Appeal, Penang, to-day before Justices Brown (presiding), Deane and McCabe Reay, the following appeals were dismissed Tuankan and Tuan Jerneh vs Chee Wor Lock (Adams and Alien) Seng Aik and Company vs Anglo-French Trading Company Ltd. The executors and trustees of the estate343 words
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Article296 1926-02-09 6 NEW TRUSTEE INSTALLED. Hindu Progress in P.W. (From Our Own Correspondent). Nibong Tibal, February 8. On Sunday last the Hindu Temple was beautifully decorated to receive the new trustee Mr. R. J. Curtis, District Officer of Nibong Tebal. He arrived at 11 a.m. and was received by296 words
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Article1455 1926-02-09 6 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Mr. and Mrs. Stamford Raffles are at Port Dickson. 1 The Rev. Mr. W. E. Horley, of Ipoh, went down to Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Mr. Blackall, who was formerly planting in the Ba. tang Padang district, is now manager of Goodheart Estate, Sungkai. Mr. 0. B. Graburn,1,455 words
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Advertisement127 1926-02-09 6 Ayer Kuning Rubber Estate, Ltd. (Incorporated in S.S.) LOST SCRIP. Application having been made to the Directors of this Company to issue to Mr. Bertie Cecil Griffin, a duplicate certificate for 100 Shares numbered ***** to ***** in the above Company, upon the statement that the original certificate has been127 words
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Advertisement49 1926-02-09 7 TO-MORROW WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10th POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY > —II. I I _UL IB 11 ■MI 11 I I 111 lI■II I I 1 1 I■— I ll’ WHITEAWAY’S 6REAT SALE Make a point of calling to secure Final Bargains. Whiteaway, Laidlaw Co., Ltd., Penang, Taipeng, Ipoh and Teluk Anson.49 words
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Article25 1926-02-09 8 Mann-Earnshaw. —On Saturday, 6th February, 1926, at St. Mary’s Church, Kuala Lumpur, by the Rev. B.C. Roberts. George Ernest Mann, to Edith Leadley Earnshaw.25 words
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Article555 1926-02-09 8 The historic ptct of Locarno was signed in London on December 1. The for mal application made by Germany for membership t the League of Nations—which is n*>w imminent—has resulted in a tone of «ene al satisfaction throughout the Hoiuh pre -8. Should her applic i tion555 words
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Article435 1926-02-09 8 Mr. Ramt-ay Macdonald is an able politician; able in the sense that he has a gift for anticipating his opportunities and ou ting himself in a position to make the b> ft of them when they arrive. For that no one can blame him. Since his return435 words
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Article310 1926-02-09 8 There must be something seriously wrong with Scotland. First of all, a credulous, or may an increiulous, world learns that the Town Councils of Glasgow, Dunde? and Aberdeen have iecided to introduce the “water wagon” at all their official banque‘s and outings. On top of this comes the310 words
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Article959 1926-02-09 8 HARRY VARDON - EXPERIENCE CONCERNING DIVO, BY HARRY VARDON. (Six Times Open Champion). The secretary of a golf club where the lady members have been given equal pri vilegps with the men in the right to play on the course at all times ha? been tilling m? some of his impressions959 words
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Article260 1926-02-09 8 FAMOUS RACE HORSE DE(D. (From Our Own Corresp indent). Singapore F*-brn 9. The Free Press spirts corr-gpo gn t cables ’h-d *ith of S***pt r e. th,. race bor e which won four out of five of th? cla«- rices in 1902. Mr. Robert Sievier bough’ the yelling260 words
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Article99 1926-02-09 8 CHIEF ACCOUNTANT F. M.S. R. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. February Mr. R. H. Bi Ike, Chief Accountant of the F.M S. Railways died this morning in the European Hospital, following a Serious operation. He leaves a wife an one daughter. Deceased had99 words
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Article159 1926-02-09 8 The homeward mail by b Malwa closes at noon on Saturday» the 13th instant. t i, The P. O. Packet Khiva wii mails despatched from Lon•!< ,a January 21 is expected to a her? at 11 p.m. on Thursday, t iDStnrit* r> inane The mail despatched from on159 words
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Advertisement162 1926-02-09 8 -T’- mlfll||ffll| V FfW/iwi Sail;- Two minds/wrflj One smoke I Al! the world over there are *'•r 1 g two points of view —tne man 5 and the woman’s. But their b views on cigarettes are iden- tical. They both will have I n only the best fc I I162 words
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Advertisement44 1926-02-09 8 “ID. 6r» O.” Guest Night and Dancing— Every Tuesday and Friday. Special Tiffin Every Wednesday and Saturday—E. O, Orchestra. Orchestral Concert every other Sunday. I PEARS’ t J GOLDEN SERIES. L /w Vxg-JX y 5 >,.\x vs ■t .'3 r '<l, ,<y >■ ■'■-■A. r44 words
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Miscellaneous24 1926-02-09 8 TIDE TABLES. To-Day. High Water. Low \Val**r. 9.48 a.m. 3.52 a.m. 10.9 p.m. 3.46 p.m. To-Morrow. 10.26 a.m. 4.56 a.m 10.09 p.m. 4.59 p.m.24 words
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Article329 1926-02-09 9 Application For Membership. SEMING LOCARNO PACT. (rugby Rapio Service.) lleutei. London, February 8. G-neril satisfaction is shewn by the British newspapers at the prospect of lhP f, rmal application by Germany for membership of the League of Nations, which, it is expected, will be drafted at(rugby Rapio Service.); lleutei. - 329 words
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Article144 1926-02-09 9 —Reuter. COMMITTEE’S REPORT. IM < Bombay, Febrnarv 7. Tnsatisfactory progress is being made with the scheme to reclaim 1,145 acres at Baekbay, Bombay, and it is the subject of Fensational reports by a Committee of Investigation. Th“ majority report points out that the estimated cost of tilling the—Reuter. - 144 words
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Article95 1926-02-09 9 HEALTH MINISTER’S ACTION. (Rugby Radio Service.) London, February 8. The Minister of Health, in conjunction with the Medical Research Council, has appointed a committee to inquire and report from time to time, firstly, on matters relating to the preparation, testing and standardisation of vaccine lymph, and secondly, on(Rugby Radio Service.) - 95 words
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Article62 1926-02-09 9 (Rugby Radio Service.) Yesterday’s foreign exchange rates were: Paris 1.31 New York 4.86™ OHsels 10.7 G» neva 25.24 Amsterdam 12.13; Milan 120.70 Berlin 20.43; •tockhohn 18.16; Copenhagen 19.75; hIo 23.91 Vienna 34.50 Prague 164 J Helsingfors 193 Madrid 34.56 Lisbon 2 Rio7| Buenos Aires 46i Bombay H Shanghai(Rugby Radio Service.) - 62 words
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Article414 1926-02-09 9 Britain’s Policy. IRAQ AND EGYPT. (Rugby Radio Service). London, February 8. Mr. Amery, the Colonial Secretary, spoke at Leeds on Britain’s position in the Middle East. He said Britain could not get Out of Egypt. Sir Austen Cham berlain, the Foreign Secretary, had found it necessary to(Rugby Radio Service). - 414 words
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Article121 1926-02-09 9 MEN’S REPLY TO EMPLOYERS. (Rugby Radio Service.) London, February 8. Mr. Betterton, Under-Secretary for Labour, said his Department had been in constant communication with both parties in the marine wireless dispute with a view to arranging a settlement. The position to day was that the Wireless Operators’ Association(Rugby Radio Service.) - 121 words
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Article115 1926-02-09 9 QUESTION IN COMMONS. (Rugby Radio Service.) London, February 8. Questionei as to the attitude of the Soviet Government towards the preliminary discussions on disarmament. Sir Austen Chamberlain, in the House of Commons, said that so far as he was aware, the Soviet Government had not yet officially(Rugby Radio Service.) - 115 words
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Article47 1926-02-09 9 PILOT KILLED IN EGYPT. (Rugby Radio Service). London, February 8. The Air Ministry announces that as a result of an accident to a Bristol fighter at Heliopolis, Egypt, on February 6, Fl.\ing Officer Tiemellen, the pilot, was killed, and Flight-Lieutenant Sturley Simpson was seriously injured.(Rugby Radio Service). - 47 words
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Article162 1926-02-09 9 £1,000,000 Reduction. LESS FOR ARMY AND NAVY. (Rugby Radio Service). London, February 8. It is generally understood that a- a result of the economy effected in public services at the suggestion of the Cabinet Eionomy Committee and of the Committee set up under the chairmanship of Lord Colwyn,(Rugby Radio Service). - 162 words
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Article125 1926-02-09 9 REASONS FOR EMBARGO. (From Our Own Correspondent,) Allahabad, February 8. 'the Pioneer learns that the Soviet embargo on Persian g ods is not due to trade depression as stated by the Ambassador at Teheran but to the nature of the pu litive measure following the t-eri*125 words
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Article115 1926-02-09 9 YOUNG OFFICER MURDERED. (Fiom Our Own Correspondent.) Allahabad, February 8. Regirlir.g tue sh’H.tit g ».f M T. A. Eki s. a police officer at Aladan, I reports st-te that Mr. F.kins, accompanied by his sister who recently came out from home, was walking in the road and115 words
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Article70 1926-02-09 9 Reuter. WHAT IT COST THE LATE DR. PAGE. Washington, February 8. Giving evidence before the Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives, which is considering the bill to appropriate 5,000,000 dollars to construct embassies, Mr. Frank Page, son of the late Ambassador Doctor Page, declared thatReuter. - 70 words
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Article150 1926-02-09 9 The well-known poet and priest, S. Manikathyaga Raja Pandit, of Jaffna, Ceylon, gave an eloquent poetical narration from one of the ancient Hindu Classics, known as Thiruvilayadal Puranam, the Viruthakumar a Palarana Padalam, to a crowded house in the Penang Hindu Sabha last night. Mr. M. Sinniah Chettyar,150 words
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Article335 1926-02-09 9 Liberal Amendment. A STUDY IN CONTRAS IS. London, Febiuary 8. The debate in the House of Commons on the address to the Throne in reply to the King’s speech wa* concluded to-day when the Liberal amendment, raising the question of the Government’s educational policy, was discussed. S<r335 words
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Article119 1926-02-09 9 —Reuter. NEW YORK MARKET RAID. New York, February 8. After several weeks of slow and gradual advances, heavy declines in many stocks occurred in the stock market to-day, as a result of a bold raid by the bears, assisted by several adverse factors, including the announcement that—Reuter. - 119 words
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Article39 1926-02-09 9 —Reuter. £2,163,000 TO JANUARY 31. London, February 8. Mr. Ronald McNeill stated in the House of Commons that the total net revenue from silk duties to January 31 was £2,163,000, including £446,000 excise duty on artificial silk.-—Reuter. - 39 words
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Article34 1926-02-09 9 —Reuter. BLOOD TRANSFUSION GIVEN. Paris, February 8. The Soviet Embassy says a blood transfusion which has been given to M. Krassin is producing the desired effect, but a long regt is necessary.-—Reuter. - 34 words
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Article32 1926-02-09 9 —Reuter. DEATH FROM TUBERCULOSIS. Washington, February 8. The Siamese Minister, Navarasth, has died frrom tuberculosis at Saranas Lake. After cremation the ashes will be taken to Siam.-—Reuter. - 32 words
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Article21 1926-02-09 9 lit UtfT. ENGLISH LEAGUE (DIV. II.) London, February 8. Oldham 0, Darlington 1. Wolve-bam pion 4, Notts Forest 0.lit UtfT. - 21 words
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Article555 1926-02-09 9 Bitter German Reply. BERLIN NEWSPAPERS ANGRY. Berlin, February 8. The newspapers are up in arms against Signor Mussolini on account of his speech in the Italian Chamber, the Nationalist papers describing him as a megalomaniac and an amateur politician,” and declaring that Germany, being disarmed, is unable to555 words
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Advertisement17 1926-02-09 9 The Pinang Gazette will not be pu ilishei on Saturday, and Mon" uay, February 13 and 15.17 words
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Advertisement137 1926-02-09 9 i HEDGES AND BUTLER WINES AND SPIRITS. By appointment to His Majesty King George V frd and H. R. H. The Prince of Wales. !r|| Club Old Tom Gin Club Dry Gin j as supplied to the principal London C'uds Jr Price $l3-50 per case > BI duty extra. AflV137 words
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Article1136 1926-02-09 10 TO-DAY’S DEPARTURES. Pungah for Asahan and Batu Bahara. Van Neck for Singapore. Wing Hong for Rangoon. van Hogendorp for Bela wan (Deli), Paneh and Asahan. Kopah for Bela wan (Deli). Peng Fook for Langsa. Klang for Port Swettenham and Singapore. The new Canadian Pacific Railway deepwater pier at1,136 words
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Article428 1926-02-09 10 CLOSE DAILY (except SuadavX BI TRA'F. Federatea .'I llay 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.m428 words
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Advertisement189 1926-02-09 10 I LATEST MODELS from Paris and New York J Summer Dresses, Hats, Hosiery, Warm Dresses and Coats for people going Home. X NELDA RING, S E. O. Hotel Annexe Room No. 67. S I SPEC!AL NEW YEAR ATTRACTION W Opening on Thursday Next February 11 th x MAGAZINE ROAD ADJOINING189 words
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Advertisement46 1926-02-09 10 Stops Stubborn Bronchial Coughs. When changeable weather or exposure to cold and wet results in bronchitis, start at once taking Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. Been used for over fifty years and strongly recommended for bronchial and influenza coughs, stubborn weakening coughs and troublesome night coughs. Sold everywhere.46 words
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Advertisement251 1926-02-09 10 I Come While I They Last J Boon’s Special I BATHING CAP MONTH. i For this month we are offering the whole collection of our Bathing Caps, J comprising many designs in plain and fancy colours—all at one price~~any X one of them—f each 50 cents J each 5 5251 words
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Miscellaneous66 1926-02-09 10 Fashion Row AT Theatre Royal. From To-night Till Wednesday 10th February. BERT LYTELL in Lombardi Ltd.” 7 parts Mae Murray in Fashion Row 9 parts A Rapturous, Rippling Resplendent Romance, BOBBY DUNN in “What’s Your Hurry” (Comedy) TWO NEW EPISODES OF “The Ghost City” 4parts Showing Thursday 11th February. Wanderer66 words
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Article895 1926-02-09 11 SOME PROBLEMS. j n spite kat h as k pen recently slll and written about crime and the rII Ul ;il t <ertain prcblems remain unsolv. ~l writes Capt. Frederick Graves, L.R. < a former Prison Siirgeon and c. n rr Med’cal Officer in Army Punishdk nt Barracks. T,895 words
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Article230 1926-02-09 11 Benares Opium p. oh«wt >5,000.00 non.. 01ov*»8 100.00 buyers lold leaf 72.00 sellers Mace Pickings no stock SntmegsSOs 125.00 nom. HC« 110.0 b Coconuts per 1,000 50.00 nom. riopra Sundried $11.30 sellers Rattani 11.15 sales Rattans Coarse 10.50 Green Snail Shell* 13.00 Siam Rice No. 1 15.00 p«r230 words
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Article136 1926-02-09 11 The following are the latent quo tations in Messrs. Kennedy <k Co.’t share list at 1 p.m. to-day Yesterday. Tc-day. ®’E E E Sharks. v C x, C* X X 00 0C Sc. I c. tc. c. Minins. A-am K. 55/- 56/- 55/- 56/- cum icoh 46/-136 words
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Article133 1926-02-09 11 The following are the changes in the report of THE MALAYA COMPANY LIMITED for to-day:— Rubber Bayers. Sellers. Ayer Kuning Rubber 1.35 1.45 Bassett Rubber Co 1.35 1.45 Batu Lintang Rubber 1.45 1.50 Kuala Sidim Rubber 4.00 4.25 Mentakab Rubber Co .52J .57$ Sungei Tukang Rubber .70133 words
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Article82 1926-02-09 11 The following are additional rubber outputs for January:— Ils Padang 28,600 Consolidated 80.200 Shanghai Kedah 38,667 Bute Plantations 18,500 Tanah Merah 77.000 Dominion 41.958 Shanghai Pahang 17,900 Sungei Duri 33.500 Kota Bahroe 34.211 Rubber Estate of Krian... 55,000 Padang Jawa 33,452 Gula Kalumpong 220.000 Samagaga 35.077 Nellmay *****82 words
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Article40 1926-02-09 11 The General Produce Agency Ltd. Beach Street, Penang, report that the follotving prices were realised at their auction room to day: Good F.A.Q, Ribbed Smoked Sheet >l5O to $l5ll F.A.Q. do 147 149 Low F.A.Q. do 137 14540 words
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Article81 1926-02-09 11 The Straits Trading Co., Ltd., gives the following prices, on February 8: London. Spot £284.10s Up £1.2.6 3 m/s. buying 279.10 s ~0.12.6 3 selling 279.15 s 0.12.6 Local. February 9: Singapore sold 150 tons at $140.87? Penang buyers no sellers at $141.25. Messrs. Boustead and Co., Ltd:—81 words
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Article28 1926-02-09 11 The output of Tongkah Compound No. 2 N. L. for the month of January was hours run 596 hours, yardage treated 81,594 cubic yards, 470 piculs.28 words
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Article65 1926-02-09 11 The above Company have declared an interim dividend of 12g per cent payable on .he 27th instant. The s.s. Malwa from Japan, China and Singapore is expected to arrive here at 5 a.m. on Saturday, (13-2-26) and will lea l e for Colombo, Aden, Port said, Ma-seilles, Gibraltar,65 words
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Article1193 1926-02-09 11 KENNEDY CO’S SHARE LIST. names. s S i 1 60 oo RUHRER [Dollar.] > c S c > Allenby Rubber r o 3 05 3 23 Alor Gajah Rubber Estate 3 00 3 20 Amalgamated Malay fata tea 4 00 4 26 ex Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate -*0 5'22 5J1,193 words
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Advertisement52 1926-02-09 11 MSES DELICIOUS, O®| The Standard WHOLESOME, KK| for Purity and REFRESHING. Eicellence. mZWm 1 '1 Prepared ..hl, A fr SAFEGUARD Wett lndi AGAINST L J C r-EVERS. Tls* »1 Fine»t Refined rar fVI X^bZ* 1 ijiMß LIME JUICE OBTAINABLE FROM s PRITCHARD Co., Ltd, AND ALL HIGH CLASS DEALERS. CROSS52 words
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Advertisement271 1926-02-09 11 I A Sfr—t&SSbr w (V’n Al \i 1 J The ENERGY 4 )odC of HEALTH Your growing child ia I expending far more energy in P e axo-fed baby is free from order to keep his health than he the r sk f such dread diseases I would in England!271 words
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Article935 1926-02-09 12 The case of Mr. Ernest Phillips and his colleagues, accused of espionage in Paris, has probably acquainted many people in England for the first time with the methods of French criminal procedure. Those methods—and in particular the secret “instruction”—are condemned by the majority of Frenchmen. I never met935 words
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Article266 1926-02-09 12 NATURALISATION BILL. Delhi. January 29.—The report is published of the Select Committee on the Bill to amend the law relating to the naturalisation in British India of aliens resident therein. The Committee has made» no alteration, and recommends the passing of the Bill in the form already266 words
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Article282 1926-02-09 12 GENERAL SMITS’S OPPOSITION. Capetown. January 27.—1 n the Assembly, moving the second reading of the Mines and Works Bill, Colonel F. H. P Cresswell, in the absence of Mr. F. M. Beyers. Minister of Mines and Industries, said the Government was following the constitutional course282 words
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Article241 1926-02-09 12 The Capetown correspondent of “The Times” says that, in a statement refuting the charge that the Asiatic Bill is a breach of faith by South Africa of the Smuts-Gandhi agreement, Mr. Patrick Duncan, who was a member of General Smuts’s Cabinet, says that the Indians are far more241 words
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Advertisement122 1926-02-09 12 BET-T 898 j ANTIQUE WHISKY. S jjjk S P Jflilß P E E CAW OB 'Jamie Stuart I I AA\\\\\\\\ \t ///j, I,' 1 a A Ĕ A A L WWW L We recommend Antique Whisky” to the ijjiblie with the assurance that it will more than compete with any122 words
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Article613 1926-02-09 13 AUSTRALIA AND THE TESTS. The action of the Australian Board of Control in. making such drastic regulations in connection with the position of the players during their forthcoming tour, points to a very definite moral. The Australian cricketers are coming here with the fixed determination to613 words
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Article207 1926-02-09 13 One wonders whether the King’s portrait just presented to the Japanese Staff College at Tokio will be kept permanently veiled. Renter’s correspondent says that it will be treated in the same manner as if it were the sacrosanct portrait of the Emperor himself. In every school207 words
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Article810 1926-02-09 13 DRASmc MEASURES IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. Yet another queer punishment has lately been recorded, in the shape of the sentence of an Ohio judge who has ordered a banker convicted of negligently losing control of his car, which wrecked two other cars and a house, to serve a term810 words
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Advertisement371 1926-02-09 13 S' r;< It; k An indescribably delightful sensation is procured by those who accustom themselves, immediately before retiring to rest, to clean their teeth and rinse their mouth with the dentifrice and mouthwash Odol. Odoi penetrates the cavities of the teeth and impregnates the whole mucous membrane of the mouth,371 words
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Advertisement52 1926-02-09 13 Stuffy Colds. Mothers, why allow snuffles and stuffy wheezy breathing to distress your babies when quick relief follows the use of Ohamberlain/s Cough Remedy It checks the development of a cold and contains no narcotics. It is good too for croup and whooping cough. Every user is a friend. For52 words
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Advertisement181 1926-02-09 13 -c IF YOU ARE Going ON Leave this spring BUY A CAR r and MOTOR at HOME I SPECIAL CONCESSION I 3 > 3 TO j 3 PURCHASERS TAKING DELIVERY AT HOME |R NO WORRY NO TROUBLE j IB E M We arrange everything r 3 THE CAR WAITING YOUR181 words
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Article1317 1926-02-09 14 A A. B - THE SOLIDARITY OF MANKIND. BY A A. B. Thcr© is a good deal of loose rhetoric about the spirit of Locarno floating around to-day f which is dangerous, if it “pulls tho wool over our eyes’’ as to the real international situation. An article by Mr. H.1,317 words
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Advertisement263 1926-02-09 14 E3lufaiTEN ORSE I l®™ 1 jp Whisky I S "from rhe ORIGINAL RECIPE 1746” J Kb AGENTS: Messrs. Adamson, Gilfillan Co. Ltd Penang, Malay Peninsula miHlilHiuii miMiniffl iiiiiiiiiiiußiinniiiiNiiu ••R.iiiM;i?ii»i:a Grand Clearance Sale g AH kinds of wea ing apparels. r g f S All goods must be cleared at rock-h«263 words
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Advertisement141 1926-02-09 14 CUT CURA HEALS SK NTROUBLE Girl’s Face, Head, Hands and LimbsaTerrible Sight My little girl when six months old came out in spots all over her Sbody. Her face, head, hands and limbs were a terrible sight. They looked like blisters, then would break and spread, itching so that she141 words
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Advertisement258 1926-02-09 14 Every tooth as clean as “Calvert's” can fmake it! That means every tooth is looking its best, doing its share in adding to the brightness and charm of your smile. And, besides, you want your teeth I to last, you want every hidden corner and crevice between them kept just258 words
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Article615 1926-02-09 15 CHOWRABTA MARKET. Penang. February 9, 1926. eta Government Mutton— Mutton Indian per lb 55 Mutton— Head, sheep or goat each 1.00 Liver with heart A lung do 1.30 fripe do 1.00 Goat or Sheep per lb 55 Sweet Bread pair 30 Leg of Mutton Ib 68 Lamb do615 words
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Advertisement932 1926-02-09 15 banks. HMauunuuunnnMMMMMMnnnnuunnLiM Q mercantile bank of JJ 5 |ND IA. LIMITED. YOU IVxfAT’T’ 5 c.p.ui 5 ;=r: e i the best tea Board of Directors. j-r A JJ M Ryne. Eeq., (Chairman), H. Mebvjfl n Go to the Firm that Grows it A 1,. .1 Ilambro, E«q- M tX I,932 words
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Advertisement93 1926-02-09 15 M Always just what one expects them to be “Capstan” Cigarettes. II W. D. &H. O. WILLS, BRISTOL AND LONDON. PRICED TKe DELIVERY FROM FROM $450. STOCK. Sole Agents UNITED ENGINEERS, LIMITED, (Incor oorated in the Straits Settlements.) PENANG. *< (Jnltccrs y> Head Office :—SINGAPORE, Branches at BANGKOK, IPOH, PENANG,93 words
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Advertisement1349 1926-02-09 16 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE. RWIWWWM INTENDED SAILINGS FROM PENANG IM 'a llll MMjfe WEEKLY SERVICE. LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. k A VH I I' I mgJßggl AGAPENOR Feb. j jf ,n ion, Rotterdam and Hamburg. IBk I EUMAEUS Rotterdam and Hamburg. PHEMIUS Feb. 26 London, Rotterdam and Hamburg. AUTOMEDON Mar.1,349 words
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