Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 15 November 1926

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY,’ 7? 260. VOL. LXXXIV. MONDAY. 15th NOVEMBER, 1926. PRICE 15 CENTS.
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    845 2 Messrs. Kennedy and Co., Penang, reported on Friday as follows The market has been quiet throughout the week but generally speaking there has been a better tone with buyers taking more interest than they have recently evinced. The news from Home in regard to the Coal Strike
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      1483 2 POSITIONS VACANT. TENDERS INVITED. NOTICES. Chinese Canvasser wanted immedi- ErectlOU of Dredges. St. Stephen S College. ately for work in Southern Siam. Only 1 Hongkong. class men need apply. The Asiatic Tenders are invited for the erection of Petroleum Co. S. S. Ltd. bucket dredges at Ban Din Lan, South
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      814 2 Latest available quotations g London. Local. Tin 3 m/s. £298-10/- $153 THE MFRrsTi" Rubber Crepe l/8f 70? c. RCANT! LE Rubber Smoked Sheet l/8f 7< |c. INDIA, LlMlyp j, j J NOTICES. I inscribed Capita Selangor Turf Club. «a Subscribers are notified that the draw Board O f n irecU
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    KEMPAS, LIMITED.
    665 3 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETNG. The sixteenth ordinary annual general meeting of of Kempas, Ltd. was held at 4, Fort R >ad, Malacca, on November 12, Mr. T. F. Anderson Polpresiding. After the usual preliminaries. The Chairman, in proposing the adoption of the Report and Accounts said Gentlemen, the Report
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    COMING EVENTS.
    92 3 Nov. 15—Public Holiday. 17—Hockey Match. Penang v. United Services (Malaya) at Penang. 20 —Rugger Match, Penang v. Selan gor at Penang. 27—Rugby Match, Penang v. Perak at Penang. December 3 and 4—Selangor Turf Club Amateur Race Meeting. 10 and 11—Ipoh Gymkhana Club, Skye Meeting. n—Rngger Match, Penang v.
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      818 3 DEFEATING PREMATURE OLD AGE. NEW DISCOVERY OF HEALTH GIVING SUBSTANCE. Just when a man ought to sett e down to e j»y the WHAT PHYLLO-lAN DOES: fruits of his labours, he finds his boiy and mind are unable to meet the demands made upon it. Nature is Forms new blood
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    1118 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Mr- E. E. Colman has been appointed to act as District Judge and First Magistrate, Singapore. Mr. R. Scott has been appointed liesident Councillor, Penang, with effect from June 9th., 1926. Mr. G. C. G. Muller, Malayan Civil Service, has been granted leave for eight months from Nov.
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    INDIAN GOVT’S AGENT.
    349 4 THE RAO SAHIB’S DEPARTURE. A Farewell Entertalwment. A representative and largely attended gathering of Indians and CeyL>n°se resident in Singapore gathered on Thursday at the residence of Mr. M. A. Namazie in response to his invitation to a tea-p:«»ty to bid farewell to Rao Sah«b D. Arulaoandam
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    RUGGER.
    773 4 PERAK DEFEATS 4 PENANG. (By Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh,. November 14. Penang: met Perak on Saturday on the latter’s ground at Ipoh. Both teams were not up to full strength and altluouigh the visitors bad to admit defeat by 17 points to three their per forma nee fro nn
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    MOTOR ACCIDENT.
    54 4 A moto- accident is reported to have occurred near Telok Kumbar yesterday when a Chinese boy about nine years of age was knocked down by a h"re motor Rus which was proc Q eding towarls Balik Pulau. The bov r»caivad severe injuries and was rem we 1 to
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      FIVE-FOOT WAY NUISANCE.
      174 4 ::(To the Editor of the Sir,_Rbf. rrin g tn the 1(f Pedestrian published in the should like to dial I y agree with his view ß Ac preserve the rights of the paWic five-foot wav. is overdue. If thia matter he neglei t«f| much low. tbe obstructors
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    POPPY DAY BALL.
    119 4 SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION ATW There was a large withering fiance and Fancy Ball orewisfi the Ex-Service Association of Vihn- aids of ihe Fun’s of Poppy IA Vwas hold at the E. &0. Hotel day night. The Prizes. During the interval Mr. J. I' l asked Mrs. Sproule to
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    F.M.S. AIR SURVEY.
    138 4 MH. VINTCENTS Mr. Nevill Vintcent, of the Company flew in to S Fri.lay from the M.S. to Borneo again to-dav stf 1 ly return here about U' 11 Saturday’s “Free Presswork in the F.M.S. is completion, as a b rr( ,u done, and Mr. Vintce-it n machine
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      1055 4 New Advertisements. Kedah Gymkhana Club. POSITION VACANT. A meeting will be held in the Kedah i Club at Alor Star, at Ila. m. on Sunday, e q. November 21st, and it is hoped that all Temporary Surveyo wa those interested in the above will attend, iary according to guahficat ona
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      53 4 CROSS Solulio, The following aro successful corap-tim ™.J b Ist., Prize »«ll lt( 2nd., Prize w r 3rd., Prize ...Mr. Additional awards to Mr C. 8. Webb, Penang. Mr. C. Campbell, Kinta, Mr. Lee Kim Loon, Taiping Dr. T. Y. Kbew, Ipoh. L DAGogA ?9 ON IS 3. GOCART 4.
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    BLAKE & CO.’S SHARE REPORT.
    615 5 BLAKE CO.’S SHARE REPORT. Singapore, November 10. More chperful and active markets are to be reported. The heavy bull position in tin shares has been largely liquidated and present quotations appear attractive to investment buyers. Rubbers are steady but little changed since our law 1 report. An Industrial feature is
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    BOUSTEAD & CO., LTD., PENANG.
    186 5 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD., PENANG. RUBBER SALES DEPARTMENT. Weekly Report. 13th November, 1926. To-day’s Prices. London. New York. Singapore. l/8f Easier, 41} cts. No Business. Gold Quiet. Penang. Fine Quality Sheet 70} Good F. A. Q. 69} F. A. Q. 68} Low F. A. Q. 66} Fine Pale Crepe 70} Off
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS.
    139 5 The following are additional rubber outputs for October:— lbs Anglo-Malay 119.262 Patahng 66,974 London Asiatic 361,524 Golden Hope 48,525 Selaba 94,891 Bikam 32,800 Sungkai-Chumor 58,175 Seaport 65,00 > R. E. of Johore 61,703 Sungei Dangar 28,000 North Labis 53,700 Victoria 36 872 Tebolang 40,799 Pernambang 121,484 Strathisla 58,585
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    PRODUCE PRICES.
    291 5 PENANG, NOVEMBER 15, 1926. Opium p. oh*=»t t. 5,000.00 n<»tu Cl<> vhp 100.00 BelleiriOold leaf 72.00 seller? Mace Picking* 160.00 seller ‘‘Jntinege 8(»s 100.00 nom. 11 On 95.00 utp per L< !tMS 50.00 non. Uop-a Sun tried $ll.lO buyers Rattans 11.15 sales Rattans Conr>a 10.5’ Green Snail Shelh*
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    DECENTRALISATION.
    788 6 Sir George Maxwell contributes to British Malaya for October 1926 another interesting article on Decentralisation under the title The Position of the High Commissioner in the Federated Malay States. There is a good deal of special pleading about it and some chopping of logic; but in the main it
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    PARLIAMENT MALIGNED.
    401 6 Do we possess a sober Parliament The query is of interest because it is raised by an eminent Labour M. P., a doctor, who d<-c’ares that on several occasions be h-s seen many members drunk in the House. The statement was made at a temperance meeting recently and
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    Royal Auction Bridge.
    1432 6  -  JI Isittle imagination. BY J. J. BREBNER. Last I happened to make the remark that a little imagination goes far in i be way of correct deduc'ion at bridge, and it seemed that I had scarcely penned that senfence when I enjoyed a telling example of its
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    POST OFFICE RECREATION CLUB.
    84 6 OPENING f th o The opening Office Recreation pven Road, took place yes.erl P<* the Subordinates oi Office took the °PP irt n ing Mr. W. H. ThrelMO'-.M* in hononr of his shortly, on leave. r dared the club °P P pr jceeJ ing L t
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      249 6 bookbinding ft IWI •t M i ikol iHk fSSIF 7 HANDCRAFT ancient and modern From the beautiful jewel and ivory inlaid bindings of the 7th century to the rich and delicate gold tooling of the present day, bookbinding has always exemplified the mastery of handcraft. So with cigarettes: State Express
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      82 6 “E. O.” Christmas Ne v Year Festivities. XMAS EVE 24th, December. Xmas dinner and Cinderella Dance. Xmas Crackers $4. BOXING DAY—27th, December, (instead of Sun. 26th.) Carnival Dinner and Dancing till 1-45 a. m. $5. Latest French Novelties. NEW YEAR EVE-31st DEC. Gala Night. Special Dinner. Pierrot and Pierrette Costume
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    147 6 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. Mrs. P. M J thanks a I thot;»» who th-* of h j r hnsbi' d and all those w.io sent wreaths and letters of condolence. Mr. Raw Keng Chum b Q gs to thank all kind friends an 1 rela'ives who a the funeral of his beloved mother
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    IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.
    783 7 T O c s !1 Ce,,i s workimhnJ^ I!M()NY-v-r.F\S PRIME MINISTERS R WK. L SATISFIED. (Urc.BT RAOIO SERVICE.) London, November 12. n s Of the Imperial Conference ThP Extended almost over four bavP n a it s<ems probable that its v f kS an< 1! be competed by
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    ELECTRICITY BILL.
    165 7 Third Reading Passedi EFFICIENCY FIRST London, November 12. The House of Commons parsed the third reading of the Electricity Bill. The Attorney-General, winding up the debate, emphasised the importance of the main principles of the bill,first,the standardisation of frequency, second inter connection from the viewpoint of efficiency and
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    FEAR CREATES WAR.
    123 7 LORD GREY ON ARMAMENTS. (Rugby Radio Service). London, November 12. Lord Grey, at a meeting of the League of Natioi s last night, ex >regsed the hope that thoughts on Armistice Day would always be associated with the ceremony which commemorated no great victory burather the relief
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    BRITISH FILM INDUSTRY.
    75 7 PRODUCERS AWAKE AT LAST. (Rugby Radio Service.) London, November 13. The Daily Telegraph states that measures for the development of the British film industry have been announced bv producers. They have definitely decided on an exhibition of British films in cinemas throughout the Empire which is calculated
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    SCHNEIDER COP.
    124 7 PILOT’S NARROW ESCAPE. Norfolk, November 13. Tn the navigability tests for the Schneider Cup races, a Curtis-Packard plane dived into the water and was wrecked. The crowds expected that the pilot, Tomlinson was drowned as he was submerged, strapped in and wearing heavy clothes, but Tomlinson crawled otV
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    CHINA SEA PIRACY.
    54 7 BIAS BAY AGAIN. Etongkong. November 14. The French steamer Hanoi from Haiphong was pirated, 26 pirate were killed by the Annamite guard. The pirates stole $50.000 shipped by the Maritime Customs at Pakhoi for the Hong Kong Bank and also the passengers’ belongings valued at $20,000. They
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    PROHIBITION LAW ENFORCED.
    49 7 STEAMER’S LIQUOR SUPPLY. CONFISCATED. Galveston, November 14. The Customs inspectors enforcing the hitherto neglected Prohibition treaty, se z°d 399 bottles of liquor on board the British steamer Aauncion de Larrinya on the ground that no intoxicants except those specified on a medical certificate might remain aboard.
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    COAL.
    1004 7 Miners Discuss Settlement Plans. OWNERS’ STAI EMtiNr. END OF THE DISPUTE IN SIGHT. (Rugby Raoio Service). I.ondon, November 12. The Conference of Miners’ Delegates to-day heard from Mr. A. J. Cook, their Secretary, the terms of the draft agreement drawn up by the Government as a result of last
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    BRITAIN’S POLICY IN CHINA.
    349 7 The “Times” Speaks Out. DISPEL FICTION. London, November 13, It is the worst possible policy not only for the defence of British interests but for China’s own g »od, further to acquiesce in fic ions and meekly accept any part of the blame for the present
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    FRANCE’S 1927 BUDGET.
    86 7 Paris, November 12. Parliament re assembled and the Chamber passed a vote of confidence in M. Poincare’s demand that the Budget for 1927 should be votei before any interpellations were considered. DEEDS NOT WORDS. Paris, November 14. The Government’s firm stand for the passage of legislation and
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    DUTCH QUEEN HONOURED.
    33 7 Amsterdam, November 14. The Venezuelan Minister waited on Her Majesty Queen Wilhelmina and handed her the insignia of the order of liberator. Reuter Telegrams will be found in Page 5.]
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    U.S. PRESIDENT.
    343 8 Speech At Kansas. BORAH’S DRY COMMENT. Washington, November 12. Mighty good as far as it goes,” was Senator Borah’s comment on President Coolidge’s speech at Kansas City. On the contrary, Senator Brnce, ’a Staunch supporter of American adherence to the World Court, declared that the Court would survive
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    CHINESE SHIPPING STRIKE.
    73 8 Shanghai, November 13. What promises to become a general strike among the vessels in the China Merchants Steamship Co,, began this morning when two vessels failei to sail southward, some of the crew refusing to work, alleging that the company had not paid sufficient compensation to the
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    RUMANIA’S QUEEN IN AMERICA.
    57 8 St. Louis (Missouri), November 13. The position of American women is the happiest in the world because their menfolk have allowed them to do their share.” declared Queen Marie of Rumania at a luncheon at a women’s club. Crowds acclaimed the Queen when she motored through
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    U.S. COTTON CRISIS.
    50 8 Washington, November 12. The Farm Loan Commissioner after conferring with the Farm Loan Corporations with an aggregate capital of $15,000,000, announced that, plans had been completed for withdrawing 4,000,000 bales of cotton from the market. The corporations will have $162,000,000 available for carrying cotton over 18 months.
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    TUAN BUNSU OF SARAWAK.
    24 8 London, November 13. The death occurred in London after an operation, of Captain Harry Brooke, the Tuan Bunsu of Sarawak.
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    POPPY DAY RESULTS.
    76 8 Increased Home Receipts. EXCESSIVE SALES. (Rugby Radio Service). London, November 12. A report made at the headquarters for artificial poppies, which were generally worn yesterday at the Armistice celebrations throughout Britain, showed that the number of emblems worn was 3,000,000 in excess of that in any previous
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    RUSSO-TURKISH FRIENDSHIP.
    206 8 FRANCE WATCHING KEENLY. Paris, November 12. Considerable interest is being taken here in the me-ting between Tewfik Rushdi and M. Chicherin at Odessa and there is a good deal of speculation with regard to its real purpose. Le Petit Parisien’s C >ns antinople correspondent claims that he is
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    COBHAM'S NEW VENTURF.
    125 8 ACCELERATING MAIL DELIVERY.. (Rugby Radio Service.) London. November 14. Sir Alan Cobham, the famous airman, intends to carry out an interesting experiment when he leaves for America on boird the n-xt Wednesday. He will take with him his little Moth seaplane. As the liner approaches New York
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    A FAMOUS FAMILY.
    89 8 BIRMINGHAM TO HONOUR SIR AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN. (Rugby Radio Service.) London, November 14. Sir Austen Chamberlain, Foreign Secretary, who is the Member of Parliament for West Birmingham will next Tuesday receive the congratulations of his electors on the occasion of the com pletion of 50 continuous years of
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    TYRE PRICES.
    60 8 ANOTHER FIRESTONE CUT. San Francisco, November 13. Mr. Harvey Firestone has announced that the Firestone Tyre and Rubber Company on November 15 will cut tyre prices by 10 to 20 per cent, according to the class of tyres. He implied that he had been able to obtain a
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    RECORD BONUS.
    48 8 New York, November 12. The Directors of the General Motors Corporation passed a resolution approving the distribution of a $34,000,000 cash bonus to shareholders, thus ending what is said to be the greatest bonus in any year ever enjoyed by the shareholders of any business enterprise.
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    M.C.C. INDIAN TOUR.
    446 8 Sandham In Form. BATTING BRILLIANCE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Calcutta, November 13. The M. C. C who have so far played seven matches in India, winning one against all Karachi and drawing the remainder, commence a fixture against the South Punjab captained by the Maharajah of Patiala
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    AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS HOME AGAIN.
    41 8 MACARTNEY AND MAI LEY TO RETIRE Sydney, November 12. The Australian cricketers arrived and were warmly welcomed by tremendous crowds. It is state! that it is doubtful if Macartney and Mailey will reappear in first class cricket.
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    THE OIL OCTOPUS.
    95 8 STANDARD COMPANY’S NEW CAPITAL. New York, November 12. The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey is expected to come into the market almost immediately to raise capital of $200,000,000 or more. This will constitute one of the largest industrial financing operations on record. Plans have been under
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    COMMUNISM IN JAVA.
    56 8 ATTEMPTED RED REVOLT. Batavia. November IX Several isolated officials ordered a widespread Communist revolt during the night in various parts of West Java, but quiet was quickly restored. The railway lines and telegraphs received minor damage and several police barracks were attacked by mobs. Police reinforcements are
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    NICARAGUA.
    14 8 EX-PRESIDENT DIAZ RE-ELECTED. Managua, November 12. Ex-President Adolfo Diaz has been re-elected President.
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    342 8 Manchester Beats Leicester City. LEEDS WINNING WAY. London, November 13. The following were the results of the ties played to-day ENGLISH LEAGUE —FIRST DIVISION. Birmingham 1, Burnley 0. Blackburn R. 3, Sheffield U. 4. Bury 3, Newcastle U. 2. Everton 3, Derby C. 2. Huddersfield T. 3, Arsenal
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    POSITIONS IN THE LEAGUE.
    930 8 Appended is the position in the English and Sco r t'sh (first division) leagues to November 8 English League Division I. Goals P. W. D. L. F. A.Pts. Burnley 15 7 5 3 37 31 19 Huddersfield 14 5 8 1 27 19 18 Newcastle 14
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    THE CATALAN PLOT.
    142 8 GARIBALDI TO BE EXPELLED FROM FRANCE. Paris, November 13. The Catalan Separatist leader. Colonel Mac'a shortly after his arrival t<>-day from Perpignan in company with a D'lice insoector was confronted by Ricciotti Garibaldi as a result of which both were arrested and sent to prison. Tne government
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    PANAMA CANAL.
    82 8 CONTINUED PROSPERITY. Washington, November 14. Commercial traffic through the Panama Canal for the fiscal year ending June 30 exceeded the 1925 to’al but was less than that of 1924 which was a record, says the annu d report by the Governor of the Canal. American vessels carried 53
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    THE RUGBY CODE.
    95 8 London, November 13. The Imperial Rugby Conference, including delegates from England, jlrdand, Scotland, Wales, New Souh i Walt s. New Zealand and South Africa sat for four hours which an official statement was issued to the effect that the suggested amendments to the laws of the (game
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    FROM THE SUNDAY GAZETTE>
    580 8 FROM THE SUNDAY GAZETTE> PENANG ARMISncg. TAe Sundav G ooiisxion of an ofßcj volunteer parade on A™ Penang aa follow, Ar 0? hit nervona a 9 be a SW „4' Hill, where the Resident f h n»v D < f CT the Day. and approached with n camion. ‘This is
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
    72 8 (RUGBY RABI» SBRV r London, N‘ ,ve Paris, 147*$ NeW «IliaC Brussels, 34.84 Geneva, dam. 12.12 g C# nh pi. 20 42l Stockholm, 1* 1 ;j|h 1 18 20b Oslo. 19.37; r 8 Prague, 163| i Madrid. 32.04 Nj Sb», W* Kobe, 2/01 J. s|LVER Spot 25,’. I
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    SINGAPORE RACES.
    357 9 GOOD DIVIDENDS. (From Our Own Correspondent). Singapore, November 14, The races opened in fine weather before a large attendance including I Their Highnesses the Sultans of Johore land Perak and Lady Guillemard. The going was fast and there were several good dividends. The results were Race I. DRUSILLA
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    SHADOWS ON A MALAYAN SCREEN.
    208 9 AN OLD FRIEND WITH A NEW NAME. Says The Sunday Gazette Messrs. Kelly and Walsh send us a remarkably well got up and greatly improved third edition of Mr. W. G. Stirling’s Shadows in the Malay Peninsula entitled Shadows on a Malayan Screen, a series
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    SINGAPORE NEWS.
    394 9 MALAYA CUP RUGGEB. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, November 15. In the Malaya Cup competion, Singapore beat Johore at Genuang on Saturday by 22 points to nil. Johore defended stoutly in the first half and Singapore only scored once. After the interval, the Singapore forwards, getting the ball
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    FASTER SMELTING CO. LTD.
    277 9 NETT PROFITS FOR YEAR, The Eastern Smelting Company Limited has received cible advic-o from their London Office to the effect that the Annual Report and Accounts for the period (11 months) ended 31st July 1926 vmre to be issued in London on 15th inst. and that
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    CAPSIZED SAMPAN.
    41 9 During the s’orm vzhieh prevailed yesterday evening a sampan with two passengers in it capsized opposite the Mitchell Pier. The Governmet launch Puffin which was alongside the Swettenham Pier went to the assistance of the passengers and rescued both.
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    EDITOR’S RIGHT TO NOTICE OF DISMISSAL.
    255 10 BARTHOLOMEW v. EAST AFRICAN STANDARD, LIMITED. Before Mr. Justice Ac to a and a (ommon Jury, in the King s Bench Division of the High Court of Justice in England, on October 14, Mr. Rodney Arthur Bartholomew, of Westbourne-grove, W., claimed damages for alleged
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    YOUR WIFE AND YOUR BUSINESS.
    354 10 “Inner Temple” writes in the "Daily Mail”.— When you started for your hol’day you turned the key on the safe er the cupboeird containing all your papers and put everything connected with we.rk out of yov.r inind. It s 'ins <ai ous to mention sv.
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    116 10 TO-DAY’S DEPARTURES. Borneo Marn for Colombo and Bombay, van Hoorn for Lungsa, Edb T. Spn awe Segli. Olehleh, Tjalang, Meulaboh and Sabang. Asia for Suez. Rotterdam, Hamburg and Copenhagen. Talma for Singapore. China and Japan. Ampang for Pangkor, Dindings and Sitiawan. Rawang for Pangkalan Brandan and Langkat. The
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    403 10 CLOSE DAILY (except Snndav). BI TRAIN Federated Malay States, Malacca, Johor* and Singapore. Registration and Parcel Post, except when otherwise stated, close half-an-hour earlie than the Ordinary mail. Resumption of Night Mail Sfrvtce. The following additional mails will be closer daily (Sunday excepted) at 6 p.m Parit Bnntar,
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