Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 6 December 1926

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    21 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE £S TABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY.' Mo 278. VOL. LXXXIV, MONDAY, 6th DECEMBER, 1926. PRICE 15 CENTS.
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      15 1 T. NAGATA BROTHERS DENTISIS. Head Office: Kext to the Dispensary Branch Office 52 Leith Street
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    EXPERIMENTAL WORK IN MALAYA.
    643 2 Interesting experiments are being made in British Malaya, says the “China Express and Telegraph Among them tho fertilising of old tin fields and turning them to good purpose is attracting considerable attention. In 1923 two plots were selected on dredged and slimed land near Taipiug—one at
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    COMING EVENTS.
    62 2 December 11—Rugger Match, Penang v. Selangor at Kuala Lntnpnr. 11— Muth hibol Ahzan vs. C. S. Sports Club. 12— Darul-Aihsan vs. Crescent Football Club. 15 —Hockey Match, Penang v. Selangor at Penang, 17 and 18— Gymkhana Club (Taipeng) Skye Meeting. 18—Hockey Match, Penang v. Selangor at Penang. January
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      1772 2 POSITIONS VACANT. AUCTIONS. AUCTIONS. Reader. State salary required. Apply The Eastern Oriental NOTICE BfSALE. Box No. 407, c/o Pinang Gazette, Wanted a smart and reliable Sale»- SaiOS KOOffl. fa the matter o f the Estate of Eng wi’sion.’ 1 Oo *iPr^ne™" n Apply Nf)TIfT OF SAIF copies of testimonials to
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      18 2 MARY SETON, E. Amber Mansions, Orchard Road, Singapore. Blackwood Furniture, China, from Hongkong. Lamps and Shades from Shanghai.
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      989 2 NOTICES. I The Race Course will be officially HOTfi l Hl opened for Training from December Ist UR 1926. hegintercd ui <1 No horses allowed on the track before R, «-’ut J3O a.m. No hacking allowed until A >l Facilities r rdlnance training is finished. M U S. C. VICKERS.
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    PARIS FASHION NOTES.
    1148 3 BY AN EXPERT. Sic Trarsit Gloria Mundi. Paris, November 10. ‘‘Sic Transit Gloria Mundi.” I know it would happen, net ‘‘a propos” of the glory of the world, but with regard to velvet- We were too keen about it, when we began the season- It was velvet
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    TRAM-RIKISHA COLLISION.
    98 3 A nasty collision between Tram No. 7 and rikisha No. 2193/26 occurred near Prangin. Street Police Station about 4 p.m. on Saturday evening, whilst both vehicles were travelling towards Magazine Station. The rikisha, which was empty at the time, was ahead of the tram car, and upon the
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    INDIAN GENERAL ELECTION.
    1769 4 THE COMMUNAL ISSUE. Hindu v. Moslem. The polling for the Indian General Election to the Assembly, and the elections to the Provincial Councils were held last month. The Times Calcutta correspondent writing in October observed, now that all nominations, whether to the Legislative Assembly or to the
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      42 4 Readers will note that the Pinang Gazette” gI 1 Cts. which is the oldest journal in Malaya, is to be sold as from January 1, 1927 at 10 cts. a copy. The size and high standard of the paper will be maintained.
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      247 4 j The “World” Morris and its topee I The Morris “World” radiator compares with the old ‘‘Home” radiator as a thick pith topee compares with a light straw hat. It defies the sun in any part of the world and keeps the Morris engine at the temperature it likes. By
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    TARIFF BARRIERS.
    504 5 T Trade 4n j Commerce. german views. ~,„<MEST SUBSIDIES CRITICISED. RAPIO SSRVICB.) London. December 4. r -hv’s nicding of the Fedelndustries and the German Industries an offit w s issued. delegates introon the hindrances of r' a detailed discussion of prraatnre as it f .1 t h.l much
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    AT LAST.
    34 5 ?A Al,!f i DISPUTE SETTLED- F ll( pP Z De cember 4 aceepted a '>y lie. ,p 14C,,i Anc* distj"' 'h wh locna Arica ev’ lo C ile aU exp ""f'don improvements
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    KING FERDINAND'S HEALTH.
    72 5 Hm. nnkhareBt 'Member 5. w.J 1 r n four in at tbe s ado by Th.ir C 1 and military lam.. b J 4e3 were loudly >k\’' 8,lr g <'L i-.’ t T,jb <-mine».t k 't u ly I fihor llart mann and hi/'" lo r ,..i.
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    320 5 Bolton Wanderers And Villans In The Ascendant. CHI I SEA CONQUERS BARNSLEY. London, December 4. The following were the results of the ties played to-day ENGLISH LEAGUE—FIRST DIVISION. Arsenal 1, Bury 0. Aston Villa 5, Everton 3 Bolton W. 5. Blackburn R. Burnley 1, The Wednorday 0. Cardiff
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    RUGGER.
    23 5 WALES’S VICTORY. At Pontypridd, before 8.000 spectators, in the Northern Union International, Wales be-»t the New Zealanders by 31 points to 8.
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    WHAT THE COAL STRIKE DID.
    86 5 COTTON TRADE LOSSES. London. December 4. Bad cotton trade, aggravated by the '.all in the price of cotton, the general strike and the coal stoppage, is said to be the cause of loss cf £375.000 for the year ended August, reported by the subsidiaries of
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    OUR SISTER CONTEMPORARY.
    183 5 B. G. A. presents the Sundaa Gazette with some Possible Pick-MeUps fiom tLe Private Bar, among them are: St. Andrew’s Ball has come and gone. Quite a few of the participants who appeared at office on Saturday morning were convinced that they had the wrong hats on.
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    DISARMAMENT.
    313 5 A Great Ideal. CHAMBERLAIN’S OPTIMISM. (Rugby Radio Service.) London, December 4. An official communique was issued to the Press after Sir Austen Chamberlain had lunched yesterdiy with M. Briand and M. Poincare. It stated that “The two foreign ministers examined the various questions of external p >licy, more particularly
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    HOME SECRETARY’S ILLNESS.
    55 5 London, December 4. Sir William Joynson-Hicks, the Home Secretary, who was absent from the House of Commons yesterday is now stated, in a medical bulletin, to be suffering from the s'raiu of the work of the past few mouths. He has been advised to cancel all his
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    AMOK ON HONGPENG.
    431 5 T 1 e British vessel Hongpeng from Ran ;oon and Singapore arrived at 2 p.mat Hong Kong on November 22 with cargo for local discharge and over 1,500 deck passengers. The trouble which developed on board after leaving Singapore was a fracas among the deck passengers, resulting
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    DEMPSFY’S FALL.
    857 5 ONCE WORLD’S IDOL BECOMES ORDIN ARY PERSON. Jack Dempsey, former heavy-weight champion of the world, on October 12, became an ordinary cit'z n ins'* ad <>f a public With Estelle Taylor, his movie star wife, Dempsey then moved out of a hotel in the centre of the New
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    INTER-STATE HOCKEY.
    79 5 NEGRI BEATS SELANGOR. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, December 5. Tn pouring rain Negri S j mbi!an beat Selangor at Hockey by G grals to 3. The visitors swung the ball about and shot well. Perak Chureh Notes for December 192 G reaches us this mrnngw-ll upto
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    By the Way.
    1658 6 ECEMBER 6 is St. Nicholas’s day.— St. Nicholas belongs to the fourth century of the Christian era, and was a native of the city of Patari, in Lycia, in Asia Min»r. So strong were his devotional tendencies. ev-m from in fancy, that we are gravely informed that
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    727 6 Mr. M. B. Shelley his been appointed Controller of Rubber, S.S. Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Stonor have been s aying at Monte Carlo. Mr. M. R. Headers m has be°n appoint- ed to act as Director of G miens, S.S. Mr. F. G. Winton arrived by
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      PENANG—BUTTERWORTH FERRY.
      316 6 PENANG— BUTTERWORTH FERRY. (To the E litor of the Piuang Gazette.”) Sir, Lllow me to voice the great inconvenience and annoyance suffered by those who live on the other side in the vicinity of the old j-tty, by reason of the irregul >r soling? <>f the s.s. Butter ir irth
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      NEWSPAPERS AND HOLIDAYS.
      100 6 Sir, —TI ?ving read the Sunday Gazette's humorous reference to someone named I. G., who wants the paper published on ad weekdays except Good Friday in 1927, I take it that I. G. wants to be i,n close touch everyday, with events outside his sphere. But he
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      CROSS-WORDS.
      109 6 Sir,- —Is it permissible to send in solations to Cross-word puzzles, other than those of the usual type, on blank paper, if a coupon is attache! to each attempt I believe something was one» said on this matter bnt would be g’a! if you would make this a general
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      DEMPSEY-TUNNEY FIGHT PICTURE.
      365 6 Disclaimer From Singapore. Sir, —As representative of Universal Pictures Corporation in this country controlling the exclusive rights of the real Dempsey-Tunney Fight picture, I shall be thankful if you will be goo! enough to publish these few facts as regards the criticised picture ref rred to in
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      F. M. S. CONCESSION TICKETS.
      196 6 Sir—l re id a short note in lhe Pinang Gazette on Siturday last that the F.M.S Railways would issue return tickets for a single fare an 1 a half from December 23rd •> 26 h expiring on the 26th. It has been the practice of
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    PENANG SHORTHAND WRITERS.
    530 6 FORvIVTION OF ASSOOIA I’ION. The first meeting of thus* in'en-stei in the formation of a Shortha- d Writers’ Association in Penang was hdi at th--Penang Free Scuool on Sour lay last I’heie was a fairly represent»'iv *ta her ing with Mr. H. R. Ctieesetnan, th** Inspector of
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    PENANG POLICE COURT.
    523 6 A CR OWd LlBt Before Mr. 0 K.l.ee C 0...,, in ,j, C.H.w L-w chared mentioned and th n J’’ anesUl on t ber Af au® b R4Bh Nr. Mendig appe;ire| Chuan who A'as charged w th H| l the Court for a n «4a*. Worship fixed
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    SUPREME COURT.
    127 6 CRIMINAB2I PBAIA vn f< r h« ir! Three app‘ als were o’ p j Spr ib before th? 1 H-n- M t th*< in the Penang of in Th e fir-t we? in Kuang. convicte r or f (IU rtn ,p Co.irt a-d bound r appellant u'U 11
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    CHINA
    486 8 What is going to hanpen to China The 'Powers v ith interests in that distressful country won d give in ich to know the correct answer to that question. The existing situation, in some of i s aspects, is alartnit g en u .'h, especially as regards the lives
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    POVERTY AND WEALTH.
    641 8 The Tinang Gazette, in an Editorial on Saturday last, called attention to the piiiful plight of clerks in grade 111 of the subo'dinate civil service drtwing a maj’imum of 895 a month in circumstances in which their current'expenses cannot amount to less than ij> 120/- a rnontl
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    Letter from London.
    1123 8 ffew Unionist A CAPABLE RECRUIT. (Ero n Our Own Correspondent.) London. November 11. Much significance is read into Mr. J. C. C. Davids as head of the Conservative Party orgmisation. There was talk of making a dual appointment, and dividing the considerable power ves’ed in the post
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    SINGAPORE PRICES.
    34 8 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE) S. R. Sheet 63 L cts per pound per pl. |B4-bb No. 1 Crepe 63j ct~ per pounds per pl. 184 6t> Steady. fßy Courtesy of Messrs. Allen Damyi.)
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    TIN PRICES.
    109 8 The Straits Trailing Co., Lt<l. Local. December 6: Singapore sold 125 tons a/ Penang buyers no sellers at J-J Mrtsars. Boustead and Co., td'i-.-Siturd y’s quotation f° r S r J“JefS refined tin »15;>-.»') per D icn^ fine(} t j n done 125 tons. Penang $156 87| per
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    TIN OUTPUTS.
    37 8 The output of Trono 3?4th« month of Novern nmpn r Ti [l The output <>f h” f \'„venibpr/ .Lisi-iiityeu';;-'. hours run F HB5. The ontvnt nf 1 DredttwttCo. N. remt. 4th December (b“">« 4 tons.
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    CHINA CRISIS.
    559 9 Rationalism, Not Bolshevism. .ODSERVEirS’’ VIEWS. reactionary P-^ E A i)VICE. London, December 5. visin'’ hat ,Ih prP9ent T° Ve i 1« N«ii malwn and not -nt ,n "X I I Garvin, in an article r says that Sir Austen lh Z |\-i dby reactionary la ar, being urged
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    POPULAR.
    28 9 T T^u;jr oMArB Iri|{ °f M| U r,ers to prevent K u ,no Ko| iantay. die S an dipl <>matic re- w hen she arrives ntw post.
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    REPARATIONS.
    254 9 Agent-Ganeral’s Report. t:ie test of hue. Berlin, December 5. That the Dawes plan is successfully standing the test of time is revealed in the annual report of the Agent-Generai for Reparation?, stating that the course of events probably exceeded the experts’ anticipations and pointing out that foreign loans and
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    AMERICA AND THE PACIFIC.
    157 9 A SILENT ADMIRAL. Washi gten, December 5. There has b°en great curiosity to learn something definite about the naval situation in the Pacific four years ago, since Admiral Robison recently refus l d to give evidence with regard to state secret-»,” which, according to the defence,
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    THE RUPEE.
    107 9 INDIA AND IHE <lOl JI STANDARD. Delhi, December 4. Sir Basil Blackett, Finance member, addressing the European Association denied the allegation that the agriculturist, whether the producer or the landless 1 ibourer, suffered any pet financial loss by the Governm-ni’s decision to stabilise the rupee at Is. Gl.
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    U.S. SHIPPING BOARD.
    74 9 $20,000,000 LOST LAST YEAR. Washing on, December 5. The annual report of the United States Shipping Board shows that .350 vessels of 1, »371,000 deadweight tons were dis posed of during the fiscal year ended June ,30. The fleet of Government owned ships on July 1 consisted
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    FRENCH AMBASSADOR AT WASHINGTON.
    30 9 M. CLAUDEL APPOINTED. Paris, December 5. M. Doumergue has signed the appointment of M. Claudel, who is at present in Tokio, as French Ambassador at Washington.
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    A PASSPORTS QUESTIONS.
    58 9 (Rugbv Radio Service.) London, December 5. The Foreign Office has circularised the Government departments concerned, ask ng for their views on the proposal by the German Government for the abolition of visas between Great Britain and Germany. As soon as replies are received, a decision will be
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    IMPERIAL CHEMICALS.
    141 9 Huje British Combine Formed. £65,003,039 (APITAL benefits to the national EXCHEQUER. (Rugby Radio Service.) London, December 5. By the registration yesterday of Imperial Chemical Indnstri-s,” there was formally completed the f rmation of a company with the biggest initial capital of any business ever registered in this country.
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    HALL MURDER TRIAL SEQUEL
    175 9 PROSECUTOR RESIGS’S. Somerville, December 5. Despite the frenzied efforts and denunciations of the prosecuting c >unsel, Simpson, all the accused in the HallMills trial were released to-day, after Justice Parker had quashed the remaining indictments against the Stevens brothers, and their cousin. Henry Carpenter, on a
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    AMERICA AND DEFENCE.
    167 9 WAR WARNING. Washington, December 4. A warning against b’indly deluding ourselves” on the subject of nationil defence is sounded by Secretary Davis, of the War Department in his annual report. He says there has been only a partial execution of the plan of defence mapped out in
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    LEAGUE COUNCIL.
    113 9 SEVEN FOREIGN MINISTERS ATTENDING. Geneva, December 5. No fewer than seven Foreign Ministers are attending the League Council, which opens next week, namely, from Britain France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Poland, and Cxecho Slovakia, who are meeting to provide an opportunity for private consultations from which important results are
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    EARTHQUAKE IN CAUCASUS.
    34 9 FIFTY KILLED. Paris, December 5. Le Matin reports that a message from Moscow says that 5 were killed and 500 injured in an earthquake which destroyed the Caucasian village of Kapli,
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    M. C. C. TOUR.
    315 9 Tate Tops Century Again. TOURISTS COLLAPSE. (From Our Own C >rrespondent.) Calcutta, December 4. A characteristic innings by 3'ate who scored his second century on the present tour rescued the M.C.C. from a moderate displav against the combined Europeans and Parsees in the second match of
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
    62 9 (Rugby Radio Service.) London, December 5. Paris, 122} New York, 4.81N3 Brussels, 34.87 Geneva, 25.1.3 Amsterdam, 12.13; Milan, 111«; Berlin, 20.392 Stockholm, 18.17 Copenhagen, 18.20| Oslo, 19.025 Vienna, 34.41 Prague, *****; Helsingfors, 192 j Madrid, 3186 Lisbon, 2}J Rio. 6 Buenos Aires, 461 k Bombay, l/sgd Shanghai, 2/4}!
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    BUTTERWORTH NEWS.
    306 9 TVO BROTHERS DTE WITHIN 24 HOURS OF EACH OTHER. Wednesday the Ist insL, witnessed the tragedy of the death of two brothers at Btgan Tuan Kechil, the sons of Abdul Kadir who was at one time in the employ of the Butterworth Rural Board. The cause of death
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    PENANG LIBRARY.
    36 9 The following new books have been received at the Library The Gleave Mys’ery, by Louis Tracy. Jim Brent, by “Sapper.” Summer Storm, by Frank Swinnerton. A lonian in Exil°, by H. A. Vachell. I
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    19 9 OBITUARY. Vernon (France), December 5. The death is announced of the painter Claude Monet, at the age of 86.
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    MALAYA CUP RUGGER.
    1168 10 Perak Defeats Selangor. KEEN STRUGGLE. (From Our Own Correspon lent.) Ipob, December 5. In the last twenty minutes of Siturday’s Malaya Cup rugger match bttween Perak and Selangor, the former saved themselves from defeat, the turning point in the match being the try which was scored by
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    PENANG BEATS KEDAH.
    221 10 Kedah met Penang on the Esplanade on Saturday and' was defeated by the narrow margin of 11 points to 8 and considering that it was the first time they were taking part in Malaya Cup Rugby, they did extremely well. Penang did not start well but improved
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    PENANG’S ELEVEN.
    63 10 The following hav e been selected to play against Selangor at Kuala Lumpur next Saturday: J. Cooper; W. F. Fletcher, G. H. Pinckney, J. Burton and A. Reutens; Ashworth and Keng Chuan K. W. H. •Austin, R. H. Finch, C. Fittock, T. A. Martins. A. J. Nadig, J.
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    KEDAH LABOUR CODE.
    237 10 The Kedah Government issued a Gazette Extraordinary on November 30, in which the following notifications are published No. 229. —In exercise of the powers in that behalf conferred by section 103 of The Labour Code 1345 the Indian Immigration Committee hereby prescribes the following rates to be
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    MALAYAN RIFLE MEETING
    152 10 Johore Wins Warren Shield. KEEN COMPETITION. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, December 6. The Malaya Command Rifle Meeting was a great success. “A” Company of the Johore Military forces, won the Warren Shield. The M.V.1., led by Lieut. Alan Loke, was second. The Duke of Wellingtons was
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    SELANGOR RACES.
    297 10 SECOND DAY’S RESULTS. (From Our 0 vn Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, December 4. Race 1. TARCE Mr. Gifford 1 DODDER Mr. Leatham 2 RODEO Mr. Elliot 3 Time 54 secs. Won by short hea'i length. Tote $45 Places $l3, and $l5. Race 2. DRUSILLA Mr. Elliot 1 AMRITA Tnnku
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    PENANG SWIMMING CLUB.
    77 10 YESTERDAY’S COMPETITIONS. The following are the results of the competitions held at Tanjong Bungah yesterday: Gibbons Cup (“A” Claes 280 Yards Handicap) l. Davis; 2. Wilson; 3. ElyWon by 2 seconds. Time: 3.39. Result of Competition:—Davis 6 points (winner) Ely 4 points Wilson 3 points; Pinckney 2
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    K.L. CASHIER CHARGED.
    515 10 case in uhieh j T y °f Messrs. J <>H u breaxA of tnist W, rt w as again called i n J th e k Police court ou End,/ “«“sod «'«eonwittod sa ys the *4, Mr. Challen, director of y Little and Co sWed un 1923
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      52 10 A. DENNYS, Office 22-A. BEACH STREETTelephone Ho 3(NJ. Rubber Brokers• eer,. l end. ur ComtmsMon Agent». SnrveyortEstatec requiring plrf Areol. tkek <om« nnieale w j §#!<• Held 11 port» ,f Goode Forwarded Trawbippcd .o tiiroogb® at Dielnbuto" «< 1 Corer Pl-”' Jfc,’ Mu cuno Calopog‘» a,u o f MoatMv A«ct<on‘
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    DEVON ESTATES (MALACCA). LIMITED.
    472 11 DIRECTORS REPORT. The following are excerpts of the Directors’ report to be submitted to the shareholders at the annual gen eial meeting to be held on December 13 ihe net profit for the year amounted to $710,118.84, to which must be added the balance of $56,563.19
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    MEN AND INTIMACIES.
    782 11 Not everyone, perhaps, recognises the exalted rank which Sir Rowland Blades has assumed, says Auto’ycu.s in “The Sundey Times.” London’s Lord Mayor stands above eveiy other civic dignitary in the reamr, and in City bounds yields precedence only to the Sovereign. His title is no mere courtesy
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    THE SHARE LIST.
    246 11 following were the latest quo 'attong in Messrs. Kennedy and Co’s share list at 11 a.m. to day Saturday. T >-d y. C S S I" Shares. o 0Q CQ GC Sc. Sc. c. sc. Robber (Dollar). Allenby 2.80 3.00 2GO 280 A. Hitain 4.60 480 4.65
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    UNITED TRADERS, LIMITED.
    93 11 The folkwing are our latest qnota t ’i s Rubbers. Buyers. Sellers. Lanas $13.00 $l3 50 .Lintargs 1.50 1.55 Katils 1.05 1.10 lenealys 2.65 2.80 t. Pindns 2.65 2 75 N. Scudais 2.75 2.85 ainbaiaks 1.25 1.35 D. Benuts -65$ .67| Tins. Binprins (New) 30/6 31/6 >«hs
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS.
    97 11 T 1 e following are additional rtitl» 1 on 'uts foi November:— lbs Kedah 6(’.066 Parit Perak 41,445 Batu Lint, ng 6,441 Jong Landor 76,130 Bakap Plantations 12, 22 Titi Karangan 11,480 Patani Para 62,618 Batu Matang 21,450 Arras 10.000 South Malay 16,500 Tawar 5.260 Tanjong Pamhutan 26,004
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    KENNEDY & CO'S SHARE LIST.
    1270 11 KENNEDY CO'S SHARE LIST. NAMES. I I a I °C V -RUBBBK [DuUkk.j f 0 V <' S Allenoy Rubber Oo 2 6' 2 8 Alor Glejah Rubber Estate 2 901 B 00| Amalgamated Malay Beta’ 4 5 4 Ayer Hltam Planting Syndicate 4 4 80 cub» Ayer Knning Rubber
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      545 11 c Advertisements. Clearance Sale. POSITION a nice collection of evening gowns and afternoon frocks i Assistant, unmarried, con- ranging from $35 to $55 ‘T'laXror vh,l3t l 7 a ’f and from $25 to $4O. f*' lith mpi'S ot tfStimonuls to I’ioaiuG.zrt'e. Mme. FARINA. Ch icks. Room 36, E. &O. HOTEL.
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      110 11 “P. G.” CROSS-WORDS COMPETITION. Solution of Puzzle No. 94. The following are tLe names of successful competitors Ist., Prize Mrs. H. Cowling, P» nang. 2nd., Prize Mss Doris Southam, Penang. 3rd., Piize Mr. R. de Cruz, Penang. Additional awards to Mrs. L. P. Cowlmg, Penang. Miss Daphne Southam, Penar g.
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      33 11 I The j SIMPLEXOMETER (Patented) 9 1« The modern instrument hr estimating tappers’ daily yields and standIs ardising latex. w fPrke $l5 complete with chart. rite for particulars to:— GUTHRIE Co, Ltd., PENAVG.
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      176 11 Theatre Royal Presents From To-night till Wednesday, Bth December. Day show, Saturday at 2-30 p.m. In the Second Show from 9-30 p.m. 1 Comedy 2 Ben Lyon and Blanche Sweet in Bluebeard’s Seven Wives in 8 parts In the First House at 7-30 p.m. 1 Episodes 3 and 4of Mystery
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    124 12 TO-DAY’S DEPARTURES. van Neck for Oletdeh, Sabang, West Sumatra and Padang. Kumsang for Singapore, China and Japan. Rawang for Pangkalan Brandan Langkat Ampang for Pangkor, Dindings and Sitiawan. Javanese Prince for Boston, New York. Baltimore and Philadelphia. The following ship» aie in commubi cation with the Wireless Stations
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    PENANG MAILS.
    422 12 CLOSE DAILY (except Sundav). 81 TRAIN Federated Malay States, Malacca, Johor*and Singapore. Registration and Parcel Post, except whert otherwise stated, close half-an-hour earlie’ than the Ordinary mail. Resumption of Night Mail Service. The following additional mails will be closed daily (Sunday excepted) at 6 p.m. Parit Buntar, Taiping,
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    EXCHANGE
    127 12 FENANG, DECEMBER 6, 1926. (Ry Courtesy Of The Chartered Bank London Demand Bank 2/3 23/32 4 months'sight Lank 2/4 3/32 d Credit 2/4 3 f B 3 Documentary 2/4 13/32 Calcutta Demand Bank 155} 4 day’s sight Priva:e 1571 Bombay Ltr-mand Bank r 155} Madrae Demand Bank 155} day
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    MANCHESTER WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.
    401 12 Messrs. James F. Hutton Co., Ltd., Manchester reported on November 10 as follows There has been a farther Bureau report on the crop prospects issued during the week and the already indicated record yield has been increased by a further half million bales. The total expectation
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    214 12 PENANG, DECEMBER 6, 1926. Benares Opium p. $5,000.00 nom Cloves 75.00 seller* Gold leaf 72.00 sellers Mace Picking» 160.00 seller Nutmegs 80s 100.00 nom. ll.'Ls 95.00 Coconuts per i/’.-H' 50.00 non. Copra Suudried *10.60 buyers Rattans 11.15 sales Rattans Coarse 10.50 Green Snail Shell» 13.00 Siam Rice No.
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      309 12 Quality 1111 1 I We are not content with the lowest degree of J purity that will pass official tests and com- i mercially recognised standards. Our aim is to improve on existing standards and create i one which will satisfy the most fastidious < buyer. All preparations not made
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      30 12 K. MATSUO, DENTIST. Head Office Branch 1«) BiShop. g 4 p at Tack street, p F' c c ka., 12’Uirg, i --'Ranp, 5. 5 Phone No, 9UI. PcFak. l—- i
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      180 12 Christmas is Near, y v ri What shall 1 send Home i X The Problem of choosing the right present vanishes 11 one gets amidst the vast assemblage of gifts i n otir store moDaent J Hifts, such as < ne finds in onr magnificent a-MorimfoH E suggestive of affec’ion
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    HAMPTON COURT.
    584 13 PLAN TO PRESERVE AMENITIES. In order to safeguard the amenities of the Thames in the neighbourhood of Hampton Court Palace for all time, an interesting proposal is put forward by the Molesey Urban District Council. Foreseeing the future extension of the activities as the speculative builder in the
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    WEDDING.
    184 13 TE LFER—S YM IN GTON. The wedding of Mr. John F. Telfer, representative of Arthur and Company, Glasgow, now residing at Singapore, and Miss Marion M. Symington, who arrived from Carluke, Scotland, by the s.s. Aeneas c*n Friday, took’ place at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, on Saturday, the Rev.
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      306 13 Mgb "Y'/CW x..'- Every a Famous Spa Treatment/ Kutnow’s Powder contains all the tonic and health-giving properties of Continental mineral springs. A sparkling morning glass of Kutnow’s is invaluable for dispelling liverishness, purifying the blood, cleansing the kidneys, stimulating the alimentary tract and giving increased bodily vigour. Kutnow’s Powder eliminates
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    THE KUNDONG RUBBER ESTATE, LIMITED.
    514 14 DIRECTORS’ REPORT. The following is the report of the Directors to be submitted to shareholders at the annual general meet’ng on December 13 Your Directors beg to submit a duly audited statement of Accounts for the twelve months ended 30th September, 1926. After charging depreciation
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      737 14 In the Country— This Modern Six Meets Aj ’r Every Performance Requirement— Here is a remarkable new-type of car, delivered in a straight line from its low different in performance, comfort and ease swung engine through to the rear axle of driving from anything you have ever shaft. This big
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      240 14 WORRY A,ND INDIGESTION. Your worried and harassed individual never digests food properly. Over acidity ■of the stomach- a phase of indigestion, is closely connected with mental disturbances. This very condition of worry has its bearing upon the condition of the blood and, conversely, the condition of the blood is not
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    MARKET PRICES.
    616 15 CHo’wRASTA MARKET. Penang, December 6, 1926. S nS Mutton Indian per lb 47 Mutton— Head, sheep or goat M each 1.00 Liver with heart A lung do 1.30 Tripe do 1.00 Goat or Sheep per lb 47 Sweet Bread pair 30 Leg of Mnttoa w lb 47 Iramb
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      224 15 Wk aW Let Monkey Brand do your work Monkey Brand is long lasting; and even i the last little bit will do a solid job of work. Monkey Brand cannot spill like powders—does not crumble. There is no waste. The solid, handy cake is crammed with cleaning power. Monkey Brand
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      1196 16 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE. INTENDED SAILINGS FROM PENANG gjj l a IRSKI H 9 I k 1 W' JRjjjj WEEKLY SERVICE, LONDON AND N. CONTINENT 1 W&lfel B Bk I KlSiifl PYRRHUS Dec. 9 M rseille-’, Lmi lon, Rotter -Lm. an i n.w.cn.g. I YCAON Dt c. 16 London. Rotterdam
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      602 16 P. 0.-BRITISH llwp’ AND APCYR LINES. (Companies Incorporated in Engianu MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERV| CE Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co. under Sailings of steam contract with His Majesty’s Govern- ndj ers of the British ment, London and Far East Mail Service. (Incorporated Outwards from London for China r
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