Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 10 November 1926

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY.' Ko, 258 VO LXXXIV. WEDNESDAY. 10th NOVEMBER, 1926 PRICE 15 CENTS.
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    PSYCHOLOGY OF CRIME.
    877 2 THREE GERMAN CONFESSIONS. While the final touches are being put in Berlin to the preparations for a police exhibition on a scale as yet unknown in Europe, German crime expnrts. writes a corre-prindent of the Sunday lunes, confess themselves helpless when faced by the latent developments of
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      1516 2 e •IM.* TENDERS INVITED. NOTICES. dpeaal notice Jelapang Tin Dredging, Limited. S. A. th. WHOLESALE Tenders are invited for the erection of PENANG BRANCH. dredue. Plans may be inspected at the For Hospitals, Hotels Etc. Mine Office. J' lapang, near Ipoh. ARMISTICE DAY 1926. Apply to THE MANAGER. GOOD, GLEfiH,HIGH-CUSS
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      904 2 Mnw'-sl BANK HOLIDAYS. The Exchange Banks will Amber 'I I ibe closed on 11th, 13th Orchard Road, and 15th instant, the 11th Blackwood F urn i turi being Armistice Day and frorn I 13th and 15th being Pub- Lamps and -hades 111 lie Holidays. II siißcaSoirto'l I IRUNNYMEDE HOTEL. YOUR
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    THE PLANET MARS.
    947 3 SNOW-CAPS AND DUSKY PATCHES. The eastern sky at nrdnight in October is fu;l of bright stars. Orion is rising due east, directly ab >ve it is Taurus, with Aldebaran, the bull’s eye, as its principal star and the astral cloud, the Pleiades, are above it. Capella and
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    PLEASING THE PALATE.
    672 4 PART PLAYED BY THE EYEIt is a curious fact that yellow butter sells more readily than white butter. Yet most people know quite well that pure butter, as the dairyman first ob tains it, is not usually very yellow. Often it is "wh.’tc. The yei’low colour is
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    POLICE COURT.
    3573 5 USE OF EAKRINGS. A EX«n>T«« OHABOBD. yesterday the A’ br T y thf case in which Ooi .earing Ooi Ben* Hiang the or f b p estate of Tan Chong Id was originally charged breach of trust in respect f brilliant earnings, valued ,f Lrertv of another Chinese
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      87 5 PRITCHARD’S I XMAS TOY BAZAAR S will be opened I 3 on 3 I Monday, 22nd Nov., in their X Union Street Showroom. The Xmas display this J I Year, in all departments, will excel anything ever j before in the history of I the Firm. The complete Xmas 3
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    674 6 Mr. Horsley, Assistant Engineer, P. W. D-, F.M.S., is due to arrive in Penang by the Khiva on Sunday. •r Archdeacon and Mrs. SwindcH have been granted six months’ furlough and are booked to leave Singapore on De-c-ember 7. Mr. and Mrs. Towers, Miss Towers and Mrs.
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    KUALA LUMPUR NEWS.
    173 6 Ampang Village Tragedy. DEATHS FROM POISON GAS. (From Oar Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, November 9. A sad tragedy occurred yesterday at he fourth mile Ampang Village, result■ng in the death of three Chinese. 2k boy, ten years of age, while crossing the mouth of a well on
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    CHINA NEWS.
    162 6 AGI TATORS AT WORK. Merchants Threatened. Hongkong November, 9 A message frem Hong Kong, Swatow states that the merchants are threatened wi’h heavy penalties if they take delveries of Brit sh goods. Shipping and hand ing the same are abo being prevented by the egitators. The opium is
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    THEATRE ROYAL.
    102 6 Tie sp cial prograu me at the Theatre R >val in connection with the celebration ’f the Armist ce, is one of unusual nterest, Norma Talmadge—Ame-rici’s mrerrost artiste, being s’arred in Gr us'ark —a modem romance, while Live Te-ry has the stellar role n “Sackcloth and Scar], t”—the
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    MUNICIPAL BAND.
    48 6 T o-day at the Esplanade at 6 p.m 1. March Colonel Bogey Alford 2. Phantasia Phantom Brigade Myddleton 3. Song Land of Hope ai >d Glory Elegar 4. Selection The Allies in kt,,, Camp Englemann 3. 1 atrol Wee aegregor Amers God Save the King.» l
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    UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS.
    31 6 The following are undelivered telegrams: Chapergmoi. M?Hii| ,?ili "i’ 8 F dachi Chithiavan Mettuhne A a- gusakadi. Sprii gfield St amer ID ctor Leehoong 41, Carnarvon Street. Baart nimnymede.
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    PROVINCE WELLESLEY AND KEDAH CHURCH NOTICES.
    39 6 November 11th Armistice Day. 7.30 a.m. Holy Communion at Bukit engah. Armistice Services will be held at Butt rworth next Sunday at 10.30 a.m. and at Caledonia Club at 7 p.m, Ik Stokes,
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      A CAPTIOUS CRITIC.
      250 6 (To the Editor of the Pining Gizette.”) SIR,—Mr. F. J. L. has not caught the real meaning of the humane remarks of he Pinang Gazette, but misco strues them as an attack directed against the magistiate and the D. P. P. In the first case, it is
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      DIRTY AND DANGEROUS.
      100 6 Sir, —It would be a very g »od indeed, if the Penang Hirbour Board would can-e to be t raced in prominent places at the Church S reet and Mitchell Piers, notices prohibiting the piers being u ed as breeding grounds of germ 'aden xpectoiations. Any one
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    TRAFFIC CASE.
    229 6 MUNICIPAL BUS DRIVER FINED. For failing to stop his bus when requested to do so by a pol ce constable on duty at the junction of Anson Road and Burmah Rea l on Oct-b r 25. Abdul Manan bin Abdul Rahim, a Municipal bus driver, was fined $25
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    REMEMBRANCE.
    146 6 Yet, oh stricken hearts Remember Ah Remember How of human d tys he lived the better pan! April cam« to bloom, and never dim December Breathed its killing chills upon the head or heart. Born to know not winter, only spring, a Being Trod the flowery April blithely for
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    AYER WENG.
    1088 6 EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING. An extraordinary general meeting of Ayer Weng (Rahman) Development and Prospecting Company, Limited, was held at the registered office of the Company, Mps-rs. Kennedy Burkill Co.. Ltd No. 39, Beach Street, Penang, at 12 o’clock noon to-day. Mr J. D. Kemp was in the chair
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    WOMEN AS BEAR HUNTERS.
    333 6 AMERICAN TRAVELLERS’ “BAG” IN THE ARCTICShooting polar bears and seals a thousand miles north of the Arctic Circle provided a* series cf thrills for Miss Louise Bo; d of San Francisco, who has arrived in London. Miss Boyd, who was accompanied on her six necks' Arctic
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    LANGUAGE OF INSECTS.
    322 6 WINGS VIBRATE 440 TIMES A SECOND. Insects, like birds and animals, have their calls. But the sounds they produce include the rubbing together of their limbs or wing covers and ti e vibration of their wings, so they cannot always be spoken of as voices. Flies and
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    RUBBER'S USES IN MINING.
    657 6 A SEAVIOE UM ~b Messra. Mungo Park the nper, and B. J. E ti n QB p chemist to the F. M. s ire to Age. u tun-, hav« useful liit'e bo.,k on p.,, Uses in Mining which nB hf b •d by .he E M.
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    SUPREME COURT.
    1363 7 Lim Leng Cheak Estate. DEFENCE AND COUNTER-CLAIM. The following is defendant’s defence and counterclaim in the above suit:— Ry his defence and counterclaim the defendant admitted the allegations contained in paragraphs 1.2, 3,6, 7 and 8 of the statement of claim. 2. As to paragraphs 4 and 5
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    PRODUCE PRICES.
    216 7 PENANG. NOVEMBER 10, 1926. Bentires Opium p. «h«st >5,000.00 nom Cloves 100.00 sellers Gold leaf 72.00 sellers Mace Picking» 160.00 seller Nutmegs 80s 100.00 nom. 110 a 95.00 Coconuts per 1,000 50.00 nom. Copra Sundrud $ll.lO buyers Rattans 11.15 sales Rattans Coarse 10.50 Green Snail Shell» 13.00 Siam
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    BIRTH.
    20 8 PROUT. At the Maternity Hospital, Singapore, on the 10;h instant, to Mr. and Mrs. S. Y. Prout a son.
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    ARMISTICE DAY.
    471 8 To-morrow. November 11, will commemorate the eighth anniversary of the signing of the Armistice. The day this year—at within the British Empire—f.dls upon a world sadly distressed, on account of continued strife in industry, strife which, ultimately, will effect all classes of the community -and evtiy part of
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    SINGAPORE NEWS.
    235 8 DAYLIGHT SAVING. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, November 10. The Straits Settlements Association Committee unanimously decided that a the daylight saving proposal advtrsely affects the interests of the working portion of the inhabitants comme: cing work at an early hour, daylight saving should not be effected by legislative
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    SINGAPORE PRICES.
    32 8 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE) S. R. Sheet 70 cts per pounds per pl. $93-33 No. I Crepe 70 cts per pound per pl. $93-33 Quiet. (By Courtesy of raessrs. Allen Dennys.)
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    TIN PRICES.
    134 8 The Straits Tradin') Co.. Ltd., yiv s the following prices, on November 9: London. Spot £309-15s Up £6-15s 3 m/s. buying 297-15$ 5 3 selling 298 4 15s Local. November 10: Singapore sold 75 at $.152e Penang buyers no selle s at $152«. 7he Pastern Smelting Co. Ltd:—
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    HEALTH STATISTICS.
    93 8 The 1 edth statement for the Muni cipality of George Town for the week ending November 6, 1926, shows a total of 65 deaths—3s males and 30 females—the death rate being 24 92 per mile compared with 23.00 in the pn ceding week and with 26.19 in the
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    By the Way.
    1055 8 OO HERE are two secrets which will never be revealed to us. The first what doctors take which enables them to consume anything in the shape of food and drink without ill effects, to live without either fresh air or exercise, and to visit infectious cas s
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    THE VICTORY DANCE.
    327 8 The cymbals emsh And i he flaneurs walk With long silk stocking And arms of chalk, k Butterfly skirts K And white breads bare, 1' And sha lows of dead men Watching ’em there. Shadows of tie "I men Stand by the wall Watching the Jun Of
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    COAL.
    385 9 |M>' W»*”3 Da >' Probable. ct i,i, a ,Gn7i>m<;.'TK (rtuby Radio Service.) London, November 9. ...M-hrm-nt in the coal h-* Miners Executive »J n l| ’(>- M‘ rll a report for to-morrow B itwm be PUt ltpB w hither they will accept n "'.'ibun' nts that uny and, indeed,
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    AMERICA AND CHINA.
    197 9 QUESTION of treaty rights. London, November 9. fh- Tun's Washington correspondent it is the considered view of the Impart w-n tat the terms of the 'no Americin commercial treaty do not Permit of d- nunci ition by either party. Attention is drawn to Article XVII of l|P
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    CLEARING THE AIR.
    98 9 SE Q’ EL TO FRANCO-ITALIAN INCIDENTS. p Sl! igipore, November 9. c r| G‘rr,ii \n 'l.’ 11 1 Ambassador incidents r' V/'. 01 r ®c®nt frontier Hohof thf, r 1,1 111 Siys that the violaf;',!isulatp atVintimi- A 'S’dion and adeIbpMiani p 1 B tlie ’’icidents at Bali
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    UNDER THE HAMMER.
    161 9 U. S. Merchant Fleet. OFFERS WANTED. Washington, N tvember 9. Three bids were submitted to the Shipping Board for the purchase of five ships of the Government’s merchant line. Two bidders, namely, the Winchester and Kenny Compani s of New York, off- red also to charter five
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    AMERICAN COTTON.
    105 9 CONFIDENCE IN GOVERNMENT’S FINANCING PLAN. New York, November 9. Traders regard the comparative strength of the co’ton market, despite the huge figures of today’s estimite of 18,000,000 bales as compared with 8,000, 000 in 1921, as the first sign of the good effects of the Government financing plan,
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    WHAT A CLERICAL ERROR DID.
    78 9 DISCREPANCY OF $80,000,000. New' York, November 9. A clerical error was responsible for a discrepancy of $89,000.000 in the report on brokers loans from the New York banks for October, which is issued by the Stock Exchange clearing house and the banks. After ingenious theories
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    VIRGINIA COAL MINERS.
    27 9 30 PER CENT WAGES INCREASE. Morton (Virginia), November 9. A general wage increase of 30 per cent has been granted in the Virginia coalfields.
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    EMPIRE UNITY.
    315 9 Premier On Imperial Conference. OUR FOREIGN POLICY. DIFFICULT SITUATION IN CHINA. I London, November 9. M ith traditional cuvin -ny and splendour, the Lord Mayor’s baiquet at th? Guilihall was attended by delegates of the Imperial Conference an 1 the cream of English public life. Responding to a
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    IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.
    40 9 (Rugbv Radio Service.) London, November 9. The work of the committee of the Imperial Conference was continued today. The Prime Ministers were engaged throughout the day in considering matters affecting inter-Imperial relations and the question of treaty procedure.
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    HALL-MILLS MURDER TRIAL.
    104 9 SCIENTIFIC COURTROOM. Somerville, November 9. The courtroom of the H »11 Mills murder trial has b°en transformed into a scientific exhibition. At first there «ere enlarged reproductions of fingerprints and afterwards Doctor Schultz, aided by wax models, incin ling a replica of Mrs. Mills’s head, explained in
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    ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
    72 9 SCENE AT OPENING SESSION. R une, November 10. There were no speeches at the opening session of Parliament but on the suggestion of the President the Deputies stood up and shouted “Long live Mussolini.” The Chamber adopted a motion expelling the deputies of the so-cdlel Aventine opposition, also
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    GROWING OLD.
    37 9 TWO BIRBY LINERS AS TRANSPORTS. London, November 9. Messrs Vickers. Limited, state that they have received an order from the Bibby Brothers Company to eq'/ip th? motorships Dorsetshire and Somersetshire for service as Government transports.
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    24 9 Reuter yesterday reported that Darlington b at Portsmouth 4-0 in an English League (Div. II) fixture. This score hould have been reversed.
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    BRITAIN AND GERMANY.
    153 9 A New Epoch. NEEDS OF THE NATIONS. Berlin, November 9. Presenting his credentials to President Von Hindenburg, Sir Ronald Lindsay, the new British Ambassador, spoke of the cor dial Anglo-German relations as promising fruitful Anglo-German co operation. He said that the Locarno Pact and Germany’s entry into
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    BANKER-PHILANTHROPIST.
    84 9 AMERICAN’S GIFT TO FRANCE. Paris, November 10. The retire! American banker, Mr. Edward Tuck, who is living in Paris, has made a gft to France of the historic chateau and grounds of 50 acres of Trois Preaux near Paris, which will be united to the chateau and park of
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    OXFORD HONOURS J.H. THOMAS.
    120 9 (Ru Radio Service.) Lon ion, November 9. Oxford University to-day conferred upon Mr. J. 11. Thomas, the Labour leader an 1 ex-Minister. the H morary degree of Doctor of Civil Law. The Public Orator in his introductory of the oration deliver ed in Latin, described Mr.
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    MEXICAN ELECTION SQUABBLES.
    32 9 TEN KILLED. Mexico City, November 9 Ten were killed and 30 wounded in a fracasarising out of the local elections, according to reports from various parts of the Republic.
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    ESCAPED CONVICTS FIGHT POLICE.
    30 9 Co’umbus, November 9. Nine out of 11 convicts who escaped from prison were captured after a fight with the police. T iree prisoners were wounded slightly.
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    NICARAGUAN UNREST.
    46 9 Managua, November 9. A force of 590 Liberal revolutionaries is reported to have occnpiel Mitaaalpa, one of the largest towns in Nicaragua As a result of representations to the United States Legation, the Government troops are rushing up to protect the American coffee growers.
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    FRENCH DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.
    43 9 Vale. Paris, Novemb’T 7. M. Rivet, Governor of the French Settlements in Oceania, has been appointed to the administration of the territory of Kwang chouwm ia place of M. de la Brosse who has b°en appointed Lieute- nant-Governor of Cochm-China.
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
    66 9 (Rugby Radio Service.) London, November 9. Paris, 151 New York, 4.811 Brussels, 34.831 Geneva, 25.14 Amsterdam. 12.12 Milan, 116 Berlin, 20.42| Stockholm, 18.16 Copenhagen, 18.22| Oslo, 19.38 b Vienna, 31.42 b Prague, 16.3b'; Helsingfors, 192 b Madrid, 32.02 b Lisbon, 2.U Rio. Gj Buenos Aires, 45Ja Bombay, l/oc-il
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      83 9 E. 0. HOTEL. TO-MORROW’S TRAFFIC AR RANGE MENTs. The public is asked to note that on the occasion of the Armistice Ball to he held at the above hotel to-morrow, the main entrance will be closed to traffic as from 7.30 p.m. Cars should be parked in Farquhar Street. IbamiteFire
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      13 9 ARMISTICE DAY. The Pinang Gazette will not be published to-morrow, Thursday, November 11.
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      21 9 PENANG HUNT CLUB. Meet Thursday, November 11. Police Station, Ayer Itam. Paperchasc. Hares Start 4.55 p.m. Hounds 5 p.m Finish Udini.
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    RUBBER POSITION.
    1198 10 FACTORS TN THE STEADY M kRKET PRICE. Writing from London, to the Straits Times under date October 14, A. W. S. says:— In the past week, London stocks have risen by 1,161 tons to 37,226 tons, which compares with 4,723 tons for the corresponding week of last year,
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    142 10 TO-DAY’S DEPARTURES. Phemius for Port Swettenham, Singapore Hongkong. Shanghai and Japan. Morioka Maru for Rangoon and Calcutta. Durban Maru for Colombo, Suez, Port Said, Bilbao. London, Hull, Rotter dam and Hamburg. ARRIVALS. To-day. Ain pang from Sitiawan Dindings, and Bagan Datoh. Hong Hwa from China and Singapore. Puemins
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    PENANG MAILS.
    246 10 GLO'tH DAILV 'Sundav) 81 HMUM Federal» d Mday States, Malacca, Johorand Siugajiore. Registration and Parcel Po«t, except where otherwise stated, close half-an-hour earlier than the Ordinary mail. Resumption of Night Mail Service. The foilowing additional mails will be dosed inily LSnnday excepted) at 6 p. iQ Parit Bantar,
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    BUKIT IBU.
    654 11 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. The seventh annual general meeting of the share-holders of Bukit Ibu (Bandar) Tin, Ltd. was held at the Registered Office of the Company, No. 3, Weld Quay, Penang, on Saturday, 6th November, 1926. Mr. J.I). Kemp, Managing Director, presided, and the others present were: Mr.
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    EXCHANGE
    134 11 JWNANH, NOVEMBER 10, 1926. Ry Oouarc«Y Oi? T'li Bane.) Lz isduc Demand Rank 2/3 3/4 4 months* sight Ban* 2/4 1/8 3 Credit 2/4 13/32 3 Documentary 2/4 7/16 OAcutta Demand Bank R®ls4| 3 day’s sight Private H L'>6| 1 c Bombay Demand Bank M Ls4| g Madras Demand
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    THE SHARE LIST.
    270 11 following were the latest quo titions in Messrs. Kennedy and Co's share list at 11 a.m. to-day Yesterday. To-day. e 2 C E E Shares. PQ ffl ix sc. tc. Ic, Ic. Rnhher (Dollar). Allenby 315 3.25 3.15 325 Bedford P. 1.10 1.15 ].()5 1.10 ex Colinsburgh
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    UNITED TRADERS, LIMITED.
    72 11 The following are our latest quotations Rubbers. Buyers. Sellers. Amalgamated $4.70 $4.80 Bassetts L42| 1.4 7o Changkats 10.50 10.75 Glenealys 2.95 .3.05 Jemms 1.80 1.90 K. dabs 4.70 4 80 Lunas 4.10 4.20 Mentakabs .65 .67| Tins. Fangrins (New) 32/- .33/6 31/- <3‘?/6 Eastern Siams 29/- 30/Gopengs
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS.
    65 11 The following are additional rubber outputs for October: lbs Henrietta 38.000 Snngei Matang 30,334 Laras (Sumatra) 64.66! Rampah (Cocoanut) 174,400 nuts Benar (Selangor) 17,400 Kuala Pergau 45,700 Lengeeng 42,000 Anglo-Johore 38,000 Bukit Palong 16,6 n 8 Consolidated Malay 103,000 Chulsa (Selangor) 54,000 Mambau (F.M.S.) 60,000 Snngei Salak 104
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    TIN OUTPUTS.
    62 11 The output of the Hitam Tin Limited for the month of October was piculs 55. The output of Pah ng Consolidated Co,. Ltd., for the month of October was .3,549 pels. The output of Ipoh Tin Dredging Limited for the month of October was 820 pels. The output
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    CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.
    103 11 LETTER AND PARCEL MAILS. For Europe—Christmas letters Nov. 26 narce’s Nov. 20 and 25. New Year letters 4, parcels Nov. 25. For U. S. A. and Canada—Christmas letters N<»v. 20, parcels Nov. 12. New Year Letters Nov. 26, and 27, parcels Nov. 12. For Australia —Christmas
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    KENNEDY & CO'S SHARE LIST.
    1277 11 KENNEDY CO'S SHARE LIST. g *1 RUBBER [Dohu.j f'|S o f e Allenby Rubber Co 3 )f> 3 2’ Alor Gajah Rub Hy.. 2 P 5 3 0 Amelpmiated Malay Satate* 4 7C 4 85 Ayer Ht ’am Plant ng 3yndl"®re 4 P 4 80 4yer Knclrg Rublei Rstarea 1
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    106 13 Nov. 11—Armistice Day. 13—Rugger Match, Penang v. Perak at Ipoh. Public Holiday. 15—Public Holiday. 17 Hockey Match, Penang v. United Services (Malay i) at Penang. 20—Rugger Match, Penang v. Selar gor at Penang. 27—Rugby Match, Penang v. Perak at Penang. December 3 and 4—Selangor Turf Club Amateur Race
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    THE QUIET MIND.
    709 15 Schoolboys and schoolgirls have by this time settled down once more to the doubtful delights of a new term, says The Times. The seniors whom they ignorantly envy are rapidly following suit and getting back to the daily round which for a time they havo put happily
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