Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 6 March 1929
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1929-03-06 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY, Ho. 53. VOL. LXXXVII. WEDNESDAY, 6th MARCH, 1929, PRICE 10 OENTS.20 words
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Advertisement376 1929-03-06 1 Xtokisatsu studio, up-to-date Photopaphy by e> ectric li B h, 'Phone 772, (jQ t 70, Bishop Street, PENANG. BENZINE I THINK PIRELLI TYRES fl Before you buy a Car and insist on Ji one which has been proved Lubricating Oils CHEVROLET TOURER $1,410 Cl hs 1 1 OBTAINABLE I I376 words
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Advertisement18 1929-03-06 1 T. NAGATA BROTHERS, DEN LISTS. Hsad Clfice next to the Dispensary. I Branch Offiei 52, Leith Street I18 words
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Advertisement1807 1929-03-06 2 TO LET. NOTICES. BAW S T M’NISH S Tumlshed. Large House .nd /V OT JtHE OF BECK’S CDFTT AT r I Garden for about 9 months from tb (Incorporated in England.) «AftfTfltrV April. Apply Box No. 68, c/o Pinang Th© p n blic are hereby informed that SCOTCH G<zdtte. my1,807 words
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Article858 1929-03-06 3 Fireplaces At 2/- Each. o Windows According To Number. II PEOPLE a e already speculating about the coming Budget, The following article tells us something about taxes of other days, which brought about some queer situations, f THERE is an old saying that nothing is certain858 words
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Advertisement202 1929-03-06 3 If 6 Jwl J'Vfetßroof Remington factory loaded shot gun \4•• a canridges are treated with theßemington ;L\e< patented “Wetproof” process. Special oils are applied not only to the body of the shell but also to the wad and turn over—making a perfect seal. All smokeless powders to be effective f202 words
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Advertisement56 1929-03-06 3 TJORLICK’S is the supreme sustainer because it enables milk to be assimilated owing to the addition of selected E malted barley and wheat extracts, which together with milk supply aaSgigaa the nutriment and the [ffiJjWijSl vitamins essential to vigorous health under Tropical conditions. JeKftSmw» hot or I EWCOLD FOR YOUNG56 words
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Advertisement267 1929-03-06 3 RC^&SIIMI jiifWSrZ. I ftk ©MIS vfivWrw f Song f the Sea All the hits from London’s Latest Musical Show. rnoj /Th** Tavern Maid Lilian D.vies and Chorus I The Mirror Song rnor J Somewhere and J. Virno J LTrae Eyes S. Rolloway J Mirror Sung F. T. Debroy Somers Band267 words
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Article500 1929-03-06 4 “BREWER’S ELBOW.” Ginger’s Explanation Falls Flat. LIFE’S little worries how big they are at the moment, and how they dwindle and retreat at the coming of real trouble. But these same little worries, like so many imps of mischief, trouble and torment us; they bring500 words
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Advertisement268 1929-03-06 4 CONN’S Unquestioned Leadership THE CONN Company built the first American saxophone and today more CONN Saxophones are sold than any other make in the world. The world’s greatest saxophone artists are using CONN Instruments exclusively due to their patented tuning devices, simplihed key system and other exclusive CONN features. You268 words
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Advertisement91 1929-03-06 4 I 7 hL j t TO KEEP AT THE TOP OF YOUR FORM for football or the more serious battles of life you need to be in the best possible physical condition, with the stomach, liver and intestinal tract functioning healthily and regularly-. As an aid to digestion, and as91 words
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Advertisement144 1929-03-06 4 I PLAYER S 'i i CORK-TIPPED CIGARETTES I I LN 5 1 > .--v Jr < 4 Jr: jkW I i F s (liH il h: to J i„1 to'. v i i i Mi i m^WLJIBMU—LJU- LJL ...JtoJa-toW SPOPTS 60 M P H. 8 h.p “JUNIORS” P II I144 words
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Article628 1929-03-06 5 to February 11 For those who JJoniW» f their Marmalade r no"' v K* 7 would here write a few Direc0 k lg help One of these, if they have chop by hand, is first to remove th* hen to boil the skins for a short time628 words
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Article415 1929-03-06 5 MARJORIE CROOME - BY MARJORIE CROOME. o matter how carefully gloves are worn 1 J Mi on become soiled. There is, however, ■reason why they should remain in this dirty JI i' 1, s nce may be cleaned at home. r"?" s differ Recording to the material of ™h the415 words
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Article510 1929-03-06 5 MRS. ABBIE HARGRAVE - BY MRS. ABBIE HARGRAVE. Not long ago every woman was expected to be able to sew, and, like most things, good in themselves, it was then apt to be carried to an extreme. Much valuable time, eyesight and patience, free mixed, one imagines, with boredom, was wasted on510 words
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Article112 1929-03-06 5 RUSSIAN MONEY AND LABOUR IN AUSTRALIA. In his annual report to the Sydney Labour Council the secretary (Mr. J. S. Garden) referred to the anti-Labour propaganda which represented that the Labour Council had been extending its activities by the use of money received from Mo*cjw. He said that112 words
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Article, Illustration95 1929-03-06 5 Satin or marocain might be used for this frock, while a thick crepe de-chine would be equally charming. The skirt is cut with an uneven hem that resolves itself into two handkerchief points at the front. It will be seen that the bodice is curved to95 words
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Article444 1929-03-06 5 DAPHNE DAVIDSON - BY DAPHNE DAVIDSON. It may not be good taste to have fringe as a lavish trimming to a frock or coat, but a little, used discriminately, expresses a mode of the moment. Only last week, I was invited to inspect some model coats, and noticed that tweed444 words
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Article493 1929-03-06 5 BY A WOMAN CHEMIST. Far too many girls use any powder that conces their way, instead of finding one that suits their skin. Whatever the powder, it should be fine and free from grit, but the tint must suit the complexion. The brunette should use one that has493 words
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Article37 1929-03-06 5 The homeward mail by the b.bMacedonia closes at 530 p.m. cn Saturday, the 9th instant. The s.s. Naldera with mails despatched from London on February 14 is expected to arrive here at 10 p.m. to-morrow.37 words
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Article130 1929-03-06 5 Penang, March 6, 1929, {By Courtesy of The Chartered Bank). London Demand Bank 2/3 3/4 4 months* sight Bank 2/3 Ifi/ 6 3 Credit 24 13/32 M 3 Documentary 2,4 15/32 Calcutta Demand Bank 153|j 3 days’ sight Private 156| a Bombay Demand Baek Madras Demand Bank 153 j130 words
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Article437 1929-03-06 5 MOLLIE LITT! E - BY MOLLIE LITT! E. Furnishing a modern home is a much more difficult task than ii used to be At one time, the b ide to be would merely walk into a furniture store and order the dining-room suite, drawing-room suite, best bedroom suite and so on.437 words
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Advertisement43 1929-03-06 5 BOCKS YOU WANT FOYLES can supply them. A Million second-hand and rare) on every subject in stock. State your wants fully. We vvi en suitable Catalogues with particulars o Books-on -Approval Scheme. 17 Q 121, charing Cross Road, (J Y LilsO London, England.43 words
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Advertisement207 1929-03-06 5 i Recover your nerve energy with Prof. RODARI. I Hg Ziirich University, says:— I Sanatogen has a direct favour- I able influence on the whole I 1—„ 1 "■■■■■I 1 I" 11 I LACE AND EMBROIDERY! t Buy direct at keenest prices. B r Wholesale dk Shipping only. Filet, mala207 words
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Article1357 1929-03-06 6 WHAT IS good for the House of Commons should adequate for the Municipality of Penang. In our issue of Saturday, March 2, e correspondent drew attention to what appeared to be a discrepancy in procedur at a meeting of the Municipal commis sinners. He pointed out that1,357 words
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Article229 1929-03-06 6 SWISS SUGGESTION. Ganev?, March 5. To pay off their mortgages, Swiss farmers have asked the Swiss Federal Government to create a special fund on their behalf by appropria'ing £20,000 annually for thirteen years. In the meantime the authorities in charge of the fund would undertake229 words
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Article128 1929-03-06 6 —Reuter. Authorities Silent. SAID TO BE DANGEROUS CRIMINALS. 15 LATER RELEASED. London, March 5. A SENSATION was in Dublin this afternoo 11 when it was known that forty young men had been arrested in houses in various parts of the city, during the night. Fifteen—Reuter. - 128 words
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Article36 1929-03-06 6 —Reuter. ST. MIRREN ADVANCE IN CUP COMPETITION. London, March 5. In the fourth round of the Scottish Cup, St. Mirren beat Aberdeen 4-3. In a league game Htm’lton Acas. defeated Riith Rovers 5 1.-—Reuter. - 36 words
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Article54 1929-03-06 6 —Reuter. MATCH DRAWN. Melbourne, March 5. Tne match was drawn. Victoria made 572 for 9 wickets declared (Woodfu’l 275 not out.) The M.C.C. male 303 (Hammond 114, Tyldeeley 81 Alexander 4 wickets for 98'. In the second innings the M.C.C. made 308 for 3 wickets (Jardine 115,—Reuter. - 54 words
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92 1929-03-06 6 was also the winner.— Rugby Radio Service. 1924 WINNER WINS AGAIN. London, March 5 The Prince of Wales witnessed the conclusion of the world's figure skating Championship on the ice this afternoon. The Championship was won by Gellis Grafstrom (Sweden). Carl Svhafer (Vienna) being second, Ludwigwas also the winner.—Rugby Radio Service. - 92 words
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Article74 1929-03-06 6 RESULT OF AUSTRALIAN CUP. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore. Mrrch 6. The Sydney correspondent of the Singapore Free Press telegraphed on March 5 The following is the result of the Australian Cun run to-day SOME QUALITY 1 KIDATDES 2 OCTEMBER 3 Fifteen ran. Won by a neck74 words
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Article128 1929-03-06 6 The following ties have been fixed Wednesday. March 6. Championship Singles (Final)—G. A M. Hyde v J. Schiess. Singles Handicap Class “a” —4 D. D. B. Cook v—s H. C. Bathurst. Thursday, March 7. Veterans D übles Handicap, (Final): —3O J. U ermark and LD. Wood v128 words
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Article205 1929-03-06 6 —Reuter. 1 w DISTURBANCE AT MEETING. EUROPEAN SERGEANTS AND CONSTABLES INJURED. BOYCOTT OF BRITISH CLOTH. Gandhi, it is now stated, was arrested following a disturbance at the conclusion of a monster meeting at Calcutta. Four Euro pean Sergeants and some cons tables were injured. Later Gandhi—Reuter. - 205 words
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Article378 1929-03-06 6 FALSE INFORMATION. Story Told By Man On Verge Of Bankruptcy. FOR giving false information to the police, a Chinese named Toh Seang Hee, who pleaded guilty, was fined $lOO or six weeks’imprisonment in default by Mr. B. S. Walton, at the Penang Police Court, this morning. Inspector378 words
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Advertisement30 1929-03-06 6 Houses wanted, for sale or to let, situations vacant or wanted, motor cars, cycles for sale or wanted—ANYTHING for sale or wanted Try a small advertisement in the Pmang Gazette-30 words
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Advertisement609 1929-03-06 6 RECOMMENDED FOR ITf FLAVOUR If 0 r tty l p f EDG ERS 150, 200 A double <U I E V. G RS CaSh C lumn 3l y /'"''Ash Books of 100 7 ,looand JOURNALS of M 1N NA T K Books of 2 and*! Ind6X and Nur nhered d609 words
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Article646 1929-03-06 7 Blow Struck By Man Who Made Bicycle. Emancipation Of Women. Views Of Famous Shipbuilding Millionaire. WHAT part did the humble pedal bicycle play in the emancipation of modern womanhood. According to the view of Sir Alfred Yarrow, the millionaire head of the famous shipbuilding firm646 words
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Article284 1929-03-06 7 Nine Malays Hurt. B *NG' D AGAINST TREES AND TRODDEN ON. AMAN DOR and eight coolies of the Topographical Survey Depaitmeut had a niost unusual and terrifying experience last Monday night, Writes a Kuala Pilah correspondMar°l Mail un( J er date thPp y Were surveying to284 words
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Article102 1929-03-06 7 SELETAR OCCUPATION IN A MONTH. An emphatic reply *to Mr. Lloyd George’s election cry of ‘‘postpone Singapore” is forthcoming from Mr. P. H. Thorn?, who is in charge of the work of the Naval Dockyard at S letar for the contractors Sir John Jackson’s Ltd. At the102 words
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Article424 1929-03-06 7 Foolish Mothers. ADMISSION OF PARENTAL WEAKNESS. JANET, if you don’t stop crying this minute I’ll ask this great big dog to go for you,” said a foolish young mother to her four-year-old girlie as a big Alsatian passed them. Janet, by a supreme effort, suspended424 words
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Article221 1929-03-06 7 AS BAD AS CATS AND THE BAGPIPES. The vicar of St. Michael’s Church, Derby, (the Rev. C. A. Page) has made what he describes as a “rebelious” outburst” agair st the ringing of church bells, which he classes witu Scottish bagpipes and cats at n ght. The221 words
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Advertisement15 1929-03-06 7 When all other forms of Salesmanship fail try a small advertisement in the Finang Gazette.15 words
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Advertisement406 1929-03-06 7 I AND I —the Question of Your Dress Clothes. Perfectly cut faultless in fit high grade materials B Unless you have actually tried our Tailoring you simply icannot 1 appreciate that difference between our clothes and others —not only in the Suit, but in the price, the material aud the406 words
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Article445 1929-03-06 8 Why is it that the affairs of the Pena g Bui'ding Society Limited have been allowed to wander, unchallenged, into that limbo with which Malaya in general can claim an all too close acquaintance—the limbo of unsuccessful ventures Some seven years ago the Society was launched with the445 words
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Article416 1929-03-06 8 Fall realisation of the difference between the conditions governing the employment of European schoolmasters and those applying to Asiatic schoolmasters cannot fail to impress the unprejadit d observer with the thought tha. the system in Malaya leaves much to be desired. We have already emphasised that the416 words
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109 1929-03-06 8 PENANG CHINESE SENTENCED. At the Penang Assizes yesterday Mr. Justice Stevens passed sentence of three years imprisonment on Lim Siew Pung, a Chines*, who was charged with being in possession of seditious publications,— leaflets which were liable to incite persons to interfere with the maintenance of109 words
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Article, Illustration513 1929-03-06 8 GEORGE GADD - Valuable Concentration. By GEORGE GADD. Anything which causes a player to break his concentration in golf is almost certain to have a bad affection on his stroke. Every one has beard of the man who says he does not like to win the first hole. That is due513 words
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Article224 1929-03-06 8 The following are additional rubber °utputs for February: lbs. Narborough 76,164 Pusing 14,350 Benta 53,139 Ayer Kuning 90.000 Badek 22,900 Bradwall 41,800 Chersonese 65,800 Dennistown 37,421 Highlands and Lowlands 143,300 Klabang 102,400 Krian 56,000 Sungei Krian 111,900 Sungei Way 60,300 Baling 24,382 Kuala Dingin 41,541 Subur 20,880 Taniong224 words
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Article163 1929-03-06 8 The Straits Trading Co., Ltd., gives the following prices on> March 5: 1 ONDON Spot £220 up 5a 3 mos. buying 222.10 s unchanged 1 3.« selling 222.12 6 do Local. March 6: Singapore 200 tons at $111.87£ Penang buyers no sellers at Messrs. Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd.163 words
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Article36 1929-03-06 8 Rubber Prices We beg to report that the prices for Standard Ribbed Smo e Sheet for to-day are as follows Spot 411 c P« lbMarch f April/June ’6fc July/Sept. »> Remarks :—Market St*aciy.36 words
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Article47 1929-03-06 8 The General Produce Agenc K t Beach Street, Penang, reports th t t following prices were realised at auction room to-day: Good F.A.Q. Ribbed Smoked Sheet to F.AQ. do M Low F.A.Q. Off do 57 5( Diamond Unsmoked Sheet oO Lump Scrap 35 uoose Scrap47 words
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Advertisement315 1929-03-06 8 «■MS* Mastert S—■ S THE NEW =H ‘His Master's Voice’ zh= Gramophones. The production of these instruments is —i superior to that of all Gramaphone in volume quality and tone. Call and hear the latest fpm records or write for the catalogue. J 2. aIiTTi 1 MMffl—i aiMti PRITCHARD J315 words
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Advertisement48 1929-03-06 8 E. O. Dance n J ghts every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Tuesdays Suurd^ys—Evening Thursdays—Optional. Orchestra every day during Lunch and Dinner. Orchestral Concert every Sunday. LIPTON’S CEYLON TEA. YQU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. RUNNYMEDE HOTEL, Ltd. Just Arrived: Oysters, Lobsters, Loch Fyne Herrings, Dover Soles, Game Beef, Etc.48 words
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Miscellaneous25 1929-03-06 8 TIDE TABLES, High W*ter. Wa! F TO-DAY. 11.01 a.m. 4- 47 10.03 p.m. k TO MORROW. 5 11 11.16 a.m. 0 p-m 10.48 p.m. p25 words
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196 1929-03-06 9 ,—Reuter, Proposals. q perannuation for WORKERS AT 60. RATIONAL control. rrime Minister yesterday Mirt d ths full Executive of the to hoar the proposals for the re-organi-eiVleolt^ co,aindMtry A joint officio! report of the proMliW is to he issued later but il is „J that the,—Reuter, - 196 words
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Article161 1929-03-06 9 Reuter. MAINTENANCE OF JAPANESE TROOPS IN SHANTUNG. Tok r o, March 5. It is learned that the Government is •hort'y presenting supplementary estimates to the Diet of 2,503,000 yen for the maintenance of troops in Shantung for a further three months from April I. Under, Nogales, MarchReuter. - 161 words
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107 1929-03-06 9 —Reuter. MERCHANDISE MARKS ACT. London, March 5. tJ*v^ an(^n Committee under e ‘Lrcliandise Marks Act has that it finds that the jiCants I,ave m ade out a u 0 re< iuire rubber manuorJ lllS )e< r the indication of hiH Ile nie importation, Orde-^—Reuter. - 107 words
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Article67 1929-03-06 9 "Rwer, Cox FIRMEI) by the senate. Th? Washington, March 5. hae confirmed Mr. Hoover’s M j <? &0 Secretary of State is K,, .v; ln 80n Treasurv, Mr. A. W. Srr.eL 1 v 10 W. L. Wilbur P Lamont; War, Mr. Jbchell p aornp y*General, Mr. W."Rwer, - 67 words
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Article276 1929-03-06 9 —Reuter. £1,000.000 contract. SIR AUSTEN AND THE RHINE EVACUATION. WORLD-COURT OF JUSTICE. The Secretary General of the League of Nations has signed a contract, valued £1,000,000, for the construction of an Assembly Hall, new Secretariat Offices and a new library in Arian* Pa’k. The architects,—Reuter. - 276 words
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133 1929-03-06 9 —British United Press. EXPORT OF ARTIFICIAL SILK. Berlin, March 5. Exportation of finished artifical si k goods from Germany to Britain has been increased 600 per cent on pre war figures by the nature of British tariff on these goods. This anomaly of a country—British United Press. - 133 words
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Article79 1929-03-06 9 British United Press. AUTHORITY GRANTED. Jena (Germany), March 5. Germany now -has its first ordained woman preacher. Fraulein Gertrud Schaefer, of Jena, has been granted authority to preach in the District Church here. Previously she was an apprentice priest.” There is only one other ordained womanBritish United Press. - 79 words
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69 1929-03-06 9 British United Press. ONE MOTOR TO EVERY 32 PERSONS. Copenhagen, March 5. There is now one motor vehicle to every 32 persons in Denmark. This is revealed by latest statistics which show that the long-lived predominance 01. bicycles in Danish streets is being threatened by. British United Press. - 69 words
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Article185 1929-03-06 9 her fight against the Remans. Rugby Radio Service. Old Roman Town. BURIED UNDER FIELDS NEAR NORWICH. AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS. Flying at a height of 2,400 feet men of the Royal Air Force have taken remarkable photographs of a Roman town, buried underneath fields, near Norwich. London, Marchher fight against the Remans.—Rugby Radio Service. - 185 words
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Article117 1929-03-06 9 British United Press. COLLECTION OF GREEK AND ROMAN COINS. Rome, March 5. One of the finest private collect'ons of ancient coins, comprising numerous examples of gold and silver coins of the Roman Emperors, as well as Greek coin from Hellenic settlements in southern Italy, has beenBritish United Press. - 117 words
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85 1929-03-06 9 —British United Press. TUNNEL INTO TOM 3 OF MING EMPEROR. Peping, March 5, A robbery in the tomb of an Emperor of the Ming dynasty committed centuries ago has just been discovered iere. The tomb was on a hillside and the thieves had bored through it—British United Press. - 85 words
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190 1929-03-06 9 —Reuter. GERMANY NOT SATISFIED. ARREST OF HEINE’“MOST MYSTERIOUS’. HARDLY CREDIBLE. Despite the arrest of the Belgian activist, Heine, who is charged in connection with the forging and selling the alleged Franco Belgian Secret Treaty, the German Nationalist Press is still in no way satisfied that the—Reuter. - 190 words
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Article138 1929-03-06 9 —British United Press. GREATEST ORGANISATION IN THE world. Berlin, March 5. A claim to be the greatest traffic organisation and the greatest employer of labour in the world” is made in a bulletin issued by the German Railway Administration. The bulletin asserts that German trains cover a—British United Press. - 138 words
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Article159 1929-03-06 9 —British United Press. QUALIFYING TO PRESIDE OVER TRAFFIC COURT. Berlin, March 5. Berlin’s new special court to deal with offences against the traffic regulations is presided over by a judge who took jobs as a tram conductor and a motor-driver to qualify himself tor his task.—British United Press. - 159 words
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Article125 1929-03-06 9 timed to start in April.— British United Press. £30,000 FOR PROHIBITION PROPAGANDA. Madras, March 5. An intensive propaganda campaign against drink is to be subsidised by the Madras Government to the extent of four lakhs of rupees (£30,000). It is anticipated that this will mean atimed to start in April.—British United Press. - 125 words
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Advertisement39 1929-03-06 9 FERTILISERS. STOCKS HELD SULPHATE OF AMMONIA, NITRATE OF SODA, NITROLIM, CAKEMEALS, BONE MEALS, SUPERPHOSPHATES, BASIC SLAG, FISH, SULFUROPHOSPHATE, POTASH SALTS, ETC., ETC. STANDARD ADCO Synthetic Farmyard Manure. STANDARD FLOWER AND LAWN FERTILISERS. WORM KILLER. )urege and Thomas, Ltd., PENANG.39 words
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Advertisement188 1929-03-06 9 \W| M ))1 r PABCO THE QUALITY PAINT I ffl STOCKISTS-. THEAN HUAT CO. Sole Importers: Sime, Darby Co.,»Ltd. j RUBBER PLANTERS! 1 I 1 7 Q Are you worried by green spiders; Hee and eggs or such like pests With results that many a nice tree I behind \our188 words
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Article497 1929-03-06 10 BADMASHEB AT WORK. A Series Of False Alarms. THERE was a kidnapping scare in Bangalore on Febrirary 19 at about 9 p.m. when a girl of about 7 years, the daughter of a bangle-seller, rushed into her house crying that a Moslem was trying to kidnap497 words
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Article77 1929-03-06 10 We have to-day received a copy of th a Malayan Agricultural Journa ed ted by Mr. W. N. 0. Belg ave, under the direction of the Secretary for Agr culture and printed by Kyle Palmer Co,. Ltd., Kuala Lumpur. Those interested in the pl inting industry will77 words
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Article50 1929-03-06 10 To-day at the Esplanade at 6 p m. 1. March Bersaglieri Eilenberg 2 Reminiscences of Wales Godfrey 3. Waltz Just A Little Affection Nicholls 4. Characteristic The Parade of the Tin Soldiers Jessel 5. Fox Trot Sin® Me To Sleep With A Twilight Gilbert God Save The King.50 words
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Article559 1929-03-06 10 Dr. A. N. Kingsbury, Director, Institute for Medical Research, has returned from leave. Dr. E. S. R. Alfred, Assistant Surgeon, Ipob, has left for Kuala Pilah on two weeks* leave. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser, of Ipoh, who were spending a fortnight at Fraser’s Hill, have returned to559 words
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Article72 1929-03-06 10 (Rugby Radio SbrvicbJ London, March 6. Paris, 124.25; New York. 4.85 3 7 5 Brussels, 34 95| Geneva, 25.2 Amoter dam, 12.11 f Milan, 92.65; Berlin, 20.451; Stockholm, 18.16 Copenhagen, 18 20|; Oslo, 18 Vienna, 34.52 i Prague, 163| Helsingfors, 1921 Madrid, 32.025; Lisbon, 1091 Athens, 375 Bucharest*(Rugby Radio SbrvicbJ - 72 words
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Advertisement312 1929-03-06 10 USE BURRELL’S PAINTS. SOLE AGENTS: SANDILANDS BUTTERY Co., S S F. M. S. and SUMATRA. I -V Z’\l»fcK£l *-x- s Z' s t?q| •;<'. > **Shi_ /z "iSI v > The J Health rf of Women Medical science and the practical experience of many thousands of physicians have proved that312 words
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Advertisement259 1929-03-06 10 E CORNS] 'Of amazing new liquid on any corn •> IS adened instantly-in less than 3 second s d ll ies up and you peel it off. recommend it, millions use it. Beware lit of imitations. For sale everywhere \V Chicago, U. S. A. /s v* 111 i——_ \w R»__.259 words
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Miscellaneous9 1929-03-06 10 What a pity I am a widower.” —Dorfbarbier, Berlin.9 words
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Article246 1929-03-06 11 The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Co’s share list at 11 a.m. to-day:— Yesterday. To day. so go so ao Shares. je >» bv S 5 0 m 0 a> CQ 02 CQ 02 t c. c. c. Sc. Rubber (Dollar). Bedford P. 1.07246 words
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Article63 1929-03-06 11 The following are the latest quotations in THE MALAYA COMPANY LIMIIED’S share list:— Bayers, Sellers. Tin. Hitairs .72 .74 Johan .39 .41 Kuchai Ord 1.32$ 137$ M. Consolidated 62 .64 Nawng Pet 1.07$ 1.10 North .52$ .57$ Petal ing 5.20 5.30 Rahmai s 1.47$ 1.50 S. Way63 words
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Article85 1929-03-06 11 The following are our latest quotations for to-day Mining. Bayers. Sellers. Hong Fatts .70 .72 Hitams .72 .75 Harbours 8.75 9.00 Johans .40 .42 c. Kuchais 135 137$ Kintas 1.50 1.52 Kampongs 23/6 24/- 15/3 15/9 uahats 15/9 16/3 'Malaya Consols .61 .63 Norths .54 .56$ Penawats85 words
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Article95 1929-03-06 11 The following are our latest quotations for to-day Buyers. Sellers. Robbers. A. Panas 9.00 9.50 Balgownies 3.50 3.70 B. Jelutongs 1.05 1.10 Haytors 7.50 8.00 Jimahs 2.15 2.25 Kempas 3.60 3-70 Lunas 2.55 2 65 Mentakabs .55 .57$ Tambalaks 1.15 1.20 Ulu Benuts .66 .68$ Tins. Bingrins95 words
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Article37 1929-03-06 11 London Standard Loose S. R. Sheet 44j ds per pound per pl. 159/No. 1 Crepe 44} cts per pound per pl.=ss9/33 Quiet. London 12|d New York 25j cts (gold). {By Courtesy of Messrs. Allen Dennys).37 words
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Advertisement434 1929-03-06 11 1 glades You 11 ha’.e heard tell of the seif’ last stropping device in the head of longer lle Yalet Razor, but do you realise how simple it is, how eiTi2 c ent k° w by its use blades last, f not days or weeks, but months. Each day a434 words
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Advertisement747 1929-03-06 11 CC A hsnd ci Z SKIN AN» SCALP X l-m» s w I Hr Ii Can Be Obtained H In Two Sizes From dealers everywhere. For eczemas, rashes, pimples and all skin MflE| If??’- ra,S| sHh| irritations, it is soothing and healing, especially when assisted by Cuticura wltfr’, drTeemiy, Md747 words
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Article303 1929-03-06 12 ANMJAL REPORT. In their report for the year ended, December 31,1928, the Directors of the Bruas Rubber Company, Limited, state that the nett profit for the year, subject to Directors’ Fees, amounts to $34,705.84 as against $54,595.16 for the previous year, to which must be added303 words
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Article172 1929-03-06 12 The output of Johan Tin Dredging Limited for the month of February was 456 piculs, 62 catties. Tribute to Co. 8 p.c. $2,614.05. The output of Teja Malaya Tin Dredging Company, Limited for 5 days during the second half of February was No. 2 Dredge 23 piculs, Dredge172 words
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Article230 1929-03-06 12 Penang, March 6, 1929. Benares Opium p. chest ss,Of 0.00 nom Cloves 90.00 nom Gold leaf 72 00 sellers Mace Pickings 145 00 nom Nutm*gs 80s 80.00 nom 110 s 70.00 nom Cocoanuts per 1,000 50.00 nom Copra Sundried $9.80 sales Rattans 11.15 rales Rattans Coarse 10.60 Green230 words
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Article1144 1929-03-06 12 KENNEDY Co's SHARE LIST. NAMES. 2 4 I 2 1 i i rUBBKB [Dollar.) c kllenby Rubber Oo ?n 2 in Amalgamated Malay J* <y er Hitam Planting Syndicate 3 3 S Ayer Kuning Robber a qn 2 35 Ayer Molek Rubber Oo 2 30 2 35 Aver Fanaa Rubber1,144 words
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Advertisement280 1929-03-06 12 A x V x 5 fll aß^ ♦•-z Bi Ww- WBm F< r< i:WAi £SMI iWrt >TTW' arx n Jminmrir MMTno» iW>iWrin I I U H— ’HTf I i 4 iOwSe®fwJV s OLD SCOTCH I ®aKwHISIV>> IM I j i f t n ws K 9fcFlNIT6 t w^ ,TOPx W.^k..280 words
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Advertisement322 1929-03-06 12 —no m-iier what the climate. If you want a whisky that you can rely on —just ask Bml 1 for N. J. Club. The fine /gSrl old ‘Scotch’ with the ex- I cellent quality, and the /Kg? I mellow flavour. I nZIPIGR JOtIHSTONES njoiblH/ WHISKY KU= 5 CALDBECK, MACGREGOR Co.322 words
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Article84 1929-03-06 13 To-day’e Departures. Selandia for Port Swettenhano, Singapore and Bangkok. Matang for Bbuket, (Pongkab,) Renong and P. Panj», Fooksang for Singapore, China Japan. Titan for Belawan [Deli] Port Swettenham, Singapore, Manila, Ceba and Japan. The following ships are in communication with the wireless stations at: Penang—Atsuta Marn, Bengal Maru,84 words
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Article570 1929-03-06 13 CLOSE DAILY except (Sunday). BT TRAIN. Federated and Non-Federated Malay States Malacca. Johore and Singapore. Registration and Parcel Post, except where otherwise stated, close half an houi earlier than the Ordinary mail. Resumption Or Night Mail Service. The following additional mails w‘ 1 be closed daily (Sunday excepted)570 words
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Article64 1929-03-06 13 Mar* B—Annual General Meeting P.ovince Wellesley and Kedah Church Mission, S. Mark’s Church (New Church Vestry, 6 p.m Cricket: Fif.t) Test Match begins at Melbourne. 9 Selangor Races, Ist day. 10— 4ih in Lent. 12, 13 14—Macdonia Players Town Hall. 13—Inter-State Cricket: Selangor v Negri Sembilan, Kuala Lumpur.64 words
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Advertisement388 1929-03-06 13 Their smoothness is remarkable they don't catch my throat in the zißpft slightest degree" 4 -g > ||y’ la •MBI i JB' W W f liw w —W W f W J Oi «5' S& iS Ss ’St :< S& i fill Mm '«HMbM j||w >; apK's svK =ik a^BP''l388 words
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Article498 1929-03-06 14 DIGNITY AND IMPUDENCE. Signing In Presence Of Movie Men. WITH the dignity and ceremony appropriate to what he considers the one outstanding achievement of his Administration, President Coolidge on January 17 affixed his signaature to the instrument of ratification of the Kellogg Pact, thereby proclaiming to the498 words
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Article162 1929-03-06 14 LATE SIR NORMAN RAE’S FUNERAL INSTRUCTIONS. Sir Norman Rae, vh'ise death took place recently at Batley, was a brother of Mr. Willi'm Rae, for many years a draper in Laurencekirt. Sir Norman left the following letter to his executors.’ “I wish my funeral to be162 words
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Advertisement219 1929-03-06 14 4® A WARPED TO j WISKY JKTft IN THE OPEN COMPETITION fo r SCOTCH- WHISKIES AT THE tfWOF BREWERS’ EXHIBITION VONIJOM,NOVEMBER, 19S& V> proprietors Xj HEPBURM i ROSS, CLAf COW. V DARBY Co., Ltd. S it/ y&wtddtf i mil— w ■MNNJBMMM— •>&» S kXZV ‘U irft kX YOUR BABY’S future219 words
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Advertisement465 1929-03-06 14 RS gMHwßaaMaeaMigHrMSteii UiMl i r 1 111 ki mji»,, A I ‘PEARS’” stands I purity and comfort, jgr** H TTHE Pears’ process of soap-making < H A is unique. To produce a cake of X s' g Pears’ Soap takes six months longer H than any other toilet soap. Its465 words
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Article577 1929-03-06 15 OHOWRASTA MARKET. Penang, March 6, 1929. Mutton— y ct Mutton Indian M per lb 55 Head Sheep or goat M each 1-30 Liver with heart A lung do 1.50 Tripe do 1.00 Goat or Sheep M per lb 55 Sweet Bread pair 49 Suet 40 Kidney pair 80577 words
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Advertisement208 1929-03-06 15 i g u WHAT THE DICTIONARY SAYS»THAT QUALITY OF ANYTMm I 7 WHfISH AFFEOTSTHI faCTEGR I the smell or which Gtasjrtf'lfe I THE PALATE. I THERE IS I CIGARETTE MORE GRATIFYING I '4-rct»«-oo Ob, LfaL«** r^ar> f k Jrll 4V* G 833 j When headaches spoil i your pleasures, remember208 words
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Advertisement1228 1929-03-06 16 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE. HAMBURG-AMERIKA LTNIE INTENDED SAILINGS FROM PENANG. qPQI PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICES. WEEKLY SERVICE, LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. AUTOMEDON Mar. 8 London, Rotterdam and Hamburg. i z ACHILLES Mar. 14 Marseille?, London, Rotterdam and Hamburg. OUTWARDS. Due Singapore PHEMIUS Mar. 22 London, Rotterdam Burgenland For Hongkong, Shanghai1,228 words
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Advertisement623 1929-03-06 16 P. 0.-BRITISH IXIYiT' AND APCAR LINES A (OOMFARIM IROORFORATID I. E SBUI D WAIE PASSENGER AND CARGO SKRvicg. Penin,ular and Oriental S. N. Co. under Sailings of eame contract with Hit Majesty’s Govern- India S. n, Co l? ment, London and Far East Mail Service. (incorporated i n Outwards from623 words
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