Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 14 March 1929

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY, No. 59. VOL, LXXXVII. THURSDAY. 14th MARCH, 1929. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      294 1 ■fT TOKISATSU STUDIO, wii h up-to-date Photo, graphy by electric light, ’Phone 772, 58, 70. Bishop Street, PENANG, Buchanan’s •.j|MIL -<7 Black and White Whisky. SgSg® Do R Ri ,k. Run w Continentals X Lj ■■Ti J FWO|mM> I rhe Most R< liable Tyres twi &3 p *>w3BF I hBiiWMI
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      13 1 PACKING Contractor MINATO CO., 80, Bishop Street, PENANG, Tennis Racket! Repaired and Mended.
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      2216 2 mcmicux* Z_ TICES MOTICK "'HSs*? “The Comer House” Oil Palm Plantations, Bo X.^.T' ICOTCH .WHISKY. TL 1 '*.»-1 Limited. «> 11 'I I New Hair Dressing Saloon R Railway Buildings, Penang, sunta. ru J Wl WBw ZZ PfW T AVI V J 31 3 Silver 114.000. M« WHEN ON LEAVE
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    M.P.s At Loggerheads.
    1472 3 Stormy Scene In House. Of Commons. Fisticuffs Threat. Shinwell Shouts Defiance AT Speaker. A mining matter occasioned a stormy scene at question time in the House of Commons on February 5. Mr. Malone (Soc., Northampton) and General Brooke (U., Pontefract) put questions to the Secretary for Mines
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    BOYS LIFE SAVED BY HOOK.
    85 3 SUSPENDED BENEATH MOTOR LORRY. A three-year old boy, Jack Portz, of Dawson Street, Windhill, Bradford, had a remarkable escape from being killed. He dashed in front of a motor lorry in Leeds Road, Bradford. The driver of the lorry, Jasper Halliday, of Shipley, pulled up
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      425 3 Keep that Complexioa Don’t let th c y«» rs bring Hem. roughness and wrinkles. fj se the soap used successfully by Siens of women to keep the bloom of youth. IR P a |moiive the soap that with Xieot cleansing combines the cosmetic effect of soothing palm aD d olive
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      134 3 To take Halls Wine the supreme tonic restorative is to take a new lease of life From all first-class Chemists Wine Merchants and African Eastern (Malaya) Ltd. Singapore and Penang. Stephen Smith Co. Ltd., Bow. London. Eng. 324 EASY I 'pasHl V& 1 jj REMEDY j 'io stop that COVGH
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      181 3 Song f the Sea All the hits from London’s I Latest Musical Show. (The Tavern Maid Lilian Davies and Chorus (The Mirror Song rf)QK /Somewhere and J. Verno F 3 (True Eyes S. Rolloway K n q 7 J Mirror Song F. T. Debroy Somers Band I All Day Leng
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    SCARFACE AS "BARONET."
    431 4 WORTHLESS I. O. U. Cards At Actor’s Flat. FURTHER details of the activities of “Scarface/’ the confid nee trickster whose name is believed to be Robert William Gunter and who has been posing in London as “Dr. Hunter” and “Mr. Butler wer j given to a reporter
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    MADMAN WITH A WOMANS HEAD.
    192 4 TERRIFYING EXPERIENCE OF A GIRL VISITOR A girl belonging to a well known Parisian family was invited to stay with some friends at their country mansion in Burgundy. She arrived at 6 p.m. and found that through a misunderstanding her hosts were not due until
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    SUMMONSES.
    94 4 There was continuous laughter in Leicester Police Court, when the magistrates tried to understand the technical language of a summons against an engineering firm. The magistrates* clerk said to the defending solicitor, “Do you understand this charge?” The Defending Solicitor: Not quite, though I am going to plead guilty.
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      296 4 1 1 jrl >?/ jF> r L=a r/1 ?®r ISwM^w <i y '*C rwffi£E*s^'/1 ml bSKT a ’*<. fc 1E& .w? ®®h AL r®. WIW «bbm I 1 Ifni Gout prevents me the joys and pleasures of sporting and travelling ".That (#’because*you wanted it like this.” Do take the famous
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      234 4 RUNNYMEDE HOTEL, LIMITED ENORMOUS ATTRACTION. EXPENSIVE ENG^rp,,. t Commencing, Saturday, March 16. Ml£NT J THE SENSATIONALLY SUCCESSFUL. t MAYFAIR FOUR I i t MADGE GREGORY REGINALD SELLFcr 5 X (Celebrated Soprano from the famous “Co-optimists”) (The popular Entertain x n• 4 BARRY STORRI EDNA LESLIE luist) t J (Light Comedian
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    732 5 The Rev. R. Richards has left Singapore on six months’ holiday at Home. The Bishop of Singapore returned to Singapore from his visit up-country. Mr. Jack Davis, formerly of the Malayan Collieries, Batu Arang, is in Kuala Lumpur on business. News has bee.ni received from Mr. A.
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      98 5 Business Reorganisation To facilitate stocktaking and the adjustment of stocks as a preliminary to complete reorganisation of the business. ALL STOCKS Taken over from The Dispensary (Penang) Ltd., WILL BE SOLD AT DISCOUNTS Ranging 15 t 7 o per cent> FOR CASH ONLY We have issued a SPECIAL PRICE LIST
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      45 5 BOCKS YOU WANT FOYLEL can supply them. A Mil’aou second-hand and rare) on every subject in stock. State your wants fully. We wdl then send suitable Catalogues with particulars o. Books-on- Approval Scheme. 17 Q 121, C aring Cross Road, J* jf Ia London, England.
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      348 5 I "Feeling like 10 men a boy —especially the boy” I regarded a nerve-food on a JL par with goloshes, flannel next the skin and dilb water.” Thus a contributor wrote in “Golfing,” June 1926. Feeling cheap and nasty after a motor accident, he was persuaded— as he protests—in a
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    England Collapse On Difficult Pitch.
    889 6 214 For 7 Wkts. Tates Plucky Fireworks Display. Good Rate Of Scoring. Melbourne, March 14. IN spite of a great effort by Bradman and Fairfax who put up a record fifth wicket partnership for Australia, the M. C« C, held a lead of 28 runs
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    RUBBER.
    119 6 The following is the Analysis of Dealers’ stocks as at 28th February, 1929, in Singapore, Penang, Malitcca, Province Wellesley and the Bindings R.SS. Us Sh C r Scr. Lp. ToLl a All Grades s pore 8,772 4,401 11,668 1,128 1,208 27 177 Penang 3,015 2 2 1.491 134 354
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    SELANGOR TURF CLUB MEETING.
    448 6 Yesterday’s Resu ts. GAY REVILLEK PAYS $368 IIV DI ND, GOOD RACING. (From (Jiir Own Correspondent. Kuala Lumpur, March 13. THERE was a good attendance at the second day of tbe Selangor Turf Club Spring Meeting. Jhe going was good. The dividends were good and in
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    RANGOON TO BANGKOK BY AIR
    52 6 LADY PASSENGER. (From Our'Ovn Correspondent.) Bangkok, March 12. V.scount Sibour, wi h his wife flying a moth plane from Rangoon to Bangkok this morning was hr 11 up at Mou mein by the weather. I’his is th* first time a lady has essayed the Burma-Bmgk
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    ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH FOOTBALL.
    153 6 Mil-Week Matches. (HFI.SEA I EFEATi D BY NOUS (0. SCOTTISH CUP DRAW. London, March 12. The following are the results of English and Scottish League Matches played yesterday and today: SCOTTISH LEAGUE. Airdrieonians 5 Aberdeen 0 Partick T. 2 Kilmarnock 1 Rangers 2 Hearts 0 St.Mirren
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    LONDON HOSPITAL DEFEATS BARIS.
    232 6 RUGBY CUP. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, M»rch 14. The Special Sports Correspondent of tbe Singapore Free Press cables from London i>s 10l lows: Speak’- g on tbe subject of the relations between Cvursing tn i greyhound racing the Earl of Sefton, president of the Coursing
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    OXFORD CREWS FINE TRIAL.
    70 6 FULL COURSE. London, March 13. The Oxford University crew put up an excellent performance yesterday in rowing a full course trial from Putney to Mortlake in 19 minutes 13 seconds. This is a better time than has been r corded in the boat race itself since
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    THE LATE REV. STUDDERT KENNEDY.
    130 6 gratefully remembered. Rugby Radio Service. THE KING’S MESSAGE TO WIDOW. London, Mirch 12. The funeral took place at Worcester of the Rev. Studdert Kennedy, who. as an Army Chaplian, endeared himself to the men who served in the Grea War and was popularly known as
    gratefully remembered.—Rugby Radio Service.  -  130 words
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    Recreation Club Defeats Cricket Club.
    635 6 By Five Wickets. Opening Batsmen Putl]„ 101_Runs. P Orr Makes 72. THE Recreation Club defeated the Cricket Club on the Esplanade yesterday by five wickets. The P.C.C. batted first and compiled 139 and tbe P.R C, after making that score for the loss of five
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    TAMIL DIOCESAN COUNCIL.
    378 6 A well attended gathering of the Tamil Diocesan Council with the Bishop of 1 Singapore presiding took place last w»**k at All Saints’ P rsonage. Taiping. Mr. J seph (Ipoh) Hon. Treasurer, pointed, out that fvr the first time a'l the p*rochia! assessments, except one, had been
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    SARAWAK TRAGEDY.
    302 6 EUROPEAN’S DEATH FROM BURNS. There was a tragic occurrence at Bo »5 a station of the Sirawak Oilfield, IA some distance from Miri. eariv last w-e. involving tbe death of Mr.G. H. a yrung employee of the 1 c tine out from Heine about twoy- rs ag-. and
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    CHINESE SENTENCED TO DEATH.
    199 7 Arm-’d Robbery. mN who took UP Ii'RSUIT killed. kL rEiNVTIVK SEN TERJES. from Oar O*n Correspon lent.) Singapore, March 13. '[the kssizes yesterday Mr. A Justice Deane sentenced Ho Pong to death for the ip P nf a Chinese who pursued c’ii ■liter an armed robb
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    RIOTING BY STUDENTS IN MADRID.
    196 7 —Renter. POLICE USE FIREARMS. Se ious ri iting by the students has broken out at Madrid, the po'ici beitij corbelled to use fireirnu. One student was shot ii the threat and several inju ed and twenty six arrests weremxde. Madrid, March 13. Aooffi Jal note
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    THE MEXICO RISING.
    133 7 ~R ater. FEDERAL troops and Rebels clash. T Mexico City, March 13, H E Federal troops are rapidly advancing on the Dn headquarters. A-n p. 11Il ned report states that the a troops have captured Raco °f th® rebel T Stab J p ln in^ers °f ie
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    SITUATION EASIER IN NORTH CHINA.
    241 7 Nanking on March 15.— Rugby Radio Service. Parliamentary statement. UNIMPORTANT “INCIDENT AT CHANGSHA. TO-MORROW’S KUOMINTANG CONGRESS. London, March 13. Ask->d in the H me of Commons to state the present p >sition in China, Sir Austin Chamb'r’a n said that S r Mihs Lampson, the
    Nanking on March 15.—Rugby Radio Service.  -  241 words
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    BRITISH AIRSHIP TRIALS.
    224 7 ,—Rugby Rad o Service Early This Spring. 10 FLY TO EGYPT AND INDIA. THEN ACROSS ATLANTIC. London, March 13. THE Air Minister, Sir Samuel Hoare, announced in the House of Commons last night that the trials of the two giant airships now being constructed for the new
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    Tea On The Airship R100.
    19 7 Members of Parliament taking tea on the terrace of RlOO, at Howden, Yorkshire, recently.
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    GENERAL ELECTIC COMPANY.
    213 7 ,—Reuter. DECISION TO INCREASE CAPITAL, Lotdm, March 13. A meeting of the General Electric Company was held in London to consider special resolutions for increasing the capital by tbe creation of 1,600,000 new British Oriinary Shares,” not tran? ferable t<» foreigners. S r Hugo Hund, presidio?, regretted
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    REORGANISING INDUSTRY.
    156 7 Reuter. REPORT OF COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED IN 1924. London, March 12. The necessity for thoroughly reconditioning the organisvi n and eqirpmfn' of British indmtri-s was stressed in the final report of th« Commute on Industry and Trade, established in 1924, under the chairmanship of Sir Arthur Bdfour. The Committee
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    KIDNAPPED BY BRIGANDS.
    125 7 States coi the re’ease of the captured men.— Rugby Radio Service. FTIGHTOF BRITISH AND AMERICAN SUPJfiCTS. London, March 13. Sir Austen Chamberlain stated that the British Minister in Mexico City had re norted that Mr. J hn Reid, a British sub < Let together with an American
    States coi the re’ease of the captured men.—Rugby Radio Service.  -  125 words
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      30 7 Houses wanted, for sale or to let, situations vacant or wanted, motor cars, cycles for »*le or wanted—ANYTHING for sale or wanted. Try a small advertisement in the Hnang Gazette.
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      250 7 I Special Purchase i I /nW I I >/ FOR THE CHILDREN I II “PHOENIX” PRICE PURE SILK SOCKS I d»1 Q[- COTTON TOPS I X M Sizes 4 to B PER PAIR Phoenix children’s hose combine sturdy service 8 with enduring elegance. Special yarns of exceptional WORTH strength are
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    BIRTHS.
    38 8 Shafto.—On 12th March. 1929, to Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Shafto, of 4, Ball Road, Penarg. a son. Miller—At the Maternity Hospital, Penang, on the 7th March to Mr. and Mrs. M. J. V. Miller, a daughter.
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    THE DARK SUBURBS.
    489 8 As is evident from the report of the proceedings at the last meeting of the Municipal Commission. Mr. C. D. D. Hogan is far from being satisfied with the answer? given to his questions regarding the electricity supply of the town. So are we, and, we can
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    VINDICATED.
    201 8 At this stage in the fortunes of the rubber industry and as determined opponents of the Stevenson Scheme from first to last, we have refrained from saying we told you so,” and in all probability we should have continued to do so, conten* in the knowledge that our goal
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    EMPLOYERS AND MEN IN CONFERENCE.
    114 8 —Reuter. INTERIM REPORT. London, March 12. The joint committee, representing a group of employers, headed by Lord Melchett, and the representatives of the Trade Union Congress, has issued a new interim report chiefly dealing with the measures for fostering emigration, stimulating industry, coping with unemploy*
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    WEDDING OF CROWN PRINCE OF NORWAY.
    89 8 —Rugby Radio Service. TO PRLNJE3S MARY OF SWEDEN. London, March 13. The Duke and Duchess of York leave London to m rrow mojning for Norway where they will represent the King and Queen at the marriage of the Crown Prince of Norway an i
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    By the Way.
    1395 8 newspaper» in Malaya h«vebe-*n galled into anxietv by a p<r firr t ph which as if th** Pinanq Ga'i-tte were ab>ut to embark upon y«t another venture by way of an Ipoh edition. Tnis di quieting bit of news appea *»d in the M day Mad under
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    THE MAILS.
    30 8 •i kv the The homeward mail by Fkma closes at 6 Pm. «bed The 8.1. Raiula with mail de from London on to arrive here at b a.m.
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      349 8 ’f°I 'l* 'I w l l n l l n l n l ’i ß f n r*r i < TW l, w CHEAPEST f EaS AND i BEST ■i “Dead—AU Dead” g I j T g I Not a single survivor—-that’s the beauty of Black g 4* A Flag.
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      69 8 E. O. Dance n’ghts every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Tuesdays Saturdays—Evening Dress Thursdays—Optional. Orchestra every day during Lunch and Dinner. Orchestral Concert every Sunday. INSIST ON DEL MONTE FRUITS. THE BEST. RUNNYMEDE HOTEL, Ltd. Delightfully Situated and Facing thi Sea and Peak. Modern Sanitary System. H H and Cold Running
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    Killed While Travelling At 202 M.P.H.
    589 9 fatal Attempt To Beat Major Segrave’s Record. American Driver Fails. far Spins Round And Charges Sand Dunes. Photographer Killed. jj-; p mpting to beat the motor car speed record of 231.3 miles an 7-y Major Segrave, the famous British raoing motorist, Lee d r
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    AFFAIRS IN AFGHANISTAN.
    149 9 —Reuter. chaotic conditions still PREVAIL. fl Peshawar, March 12. General Nadir Khan, the ex Generali'siof Afghan’stan, who has been living 111 -tirerueut in trie South of France for u flve( i from Nice ani proto Ktioj: from Peshawar a week Ign. H wig last h’ard of at
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    GENERAL MOTORS ACQUIRE OPEL CONCERTN.
    69 9 via I\ v mo '®.—Trans-Ocean Service '’"-S'UXY'S BIGGES C MGTOR 'YORKS, Tjp Berlin, March 12. k riirf-i x IJVI iQeri l Motors hive C| P r cant, interest in the Opel f ’7^' TIV 9 b'ggists motor-car T le g Or ,000,000 marks. Tidv t
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    "WE CAN CONQUER UNEMPLOYMENT."
    282 9 Reuter, LIBERAL PARTY’S BOOKLET. PAVING THE WAY FOR GENERAL ELEC DON. AMBITIOUS SCHEMES. The Liberal Party is already paving the way for a great fight at the General Election. The Party has just issued a booklet—“We can conquer unemployment*’— in which are propounded schemes for the
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    NEWS IN BRIEF.
    201 9 more than a year ago.— Rugby Radio Service. MARSHAL FOGH’S CONDITION SERIOUS. Paris, March 14. Marshal Foch is said to be worse His c-»nditim is causing some anxiety. Reuter. Washingt n, March 13. President Hoover has categoricilly announced that during h 8 regime there will be no
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    PESHAWAR COURT MARTIAL.
    69 9 —Reuter. OFFICER ACQUITTED ON ONE CHARGE. Peshawar, March 12. Major Harrison, who was charged with culpable neglect and conduct cilculated to prejudice good order and military discipline, was acquitted on the first charge, the Court Martial reserving judgment on the second charge. Mij«r Harrison, who was in
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    GENERAL NOBILE RESIGNS.
    74 9 —Reuter. TO CONTEST “ITALIA” ENQUIRY DIVISION. Rome, March 13. It is officially announced that General Nobile, the loader of last year’s ill-fated Polar expedition, has resigned the rank of General and the oost of Air Ministry. General Nobile stated that he has resigned in order to be
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    SINGAPORE AIR STATION.
    337 9 Reuter. £lOO,OOO Provided. MOST IMPORTANT IN IHE FAR FAST. THE ARMY ESTIMATES. During the report stage oj the Air Estimates, in the House oj Commons, Sir Samuel Hoare, referring to the expenditure of £100,0)0 for the Singapore Air Station, said the money was chiefly for levelling the
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    THE KING’S CONDITION.
    97 9 —Rugby Radio Service. WALK IN GARDENS PREVENTED BY WEATHER. London, March 13. The King has passed a good day. The weather remained dull and cold throughout the day and it was impossible to take the King out to the grounds of Craigweil House. His Majesty spent the
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      86 9 TOWN HALL, PENANG. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Thursday, 14th March at 9-30 p.m. Charles Macdona PRESENTS the Macdona Players IN PLAY BY Bernard Shaw. 0 DIRECT FROM THE Kingsway and Garrick Theatres, London. “You Never Can Tell’* Company under the management of Charles Macdona. Booking opens at the ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY. Prices
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    DRIED FISH AS FUEL.
    213 10 OVERDUE STEAMER’S STRUGGLE TO REACH PORT. Barrtls of dried fish, saturated with panffin, were used as fuel for the boilers cn the Ema Norwegian steamer of Berger, which arrived at Aberdeen February 7 four days overdue after a stormy voyage from Iceland. The vessel ran short
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    BRITISH TROOPS SEIZE A FILM.
    155 10 TRAVESTY OF LIFE IN EAST AFRICA. Count Michael Esterhazy. who has just returnei to Vienna with a film expedition from Central Africa, has published an acc< unt of some of his filmmaking episodes. The Austrian producer N. Karl Joseph Novak was making pictures in Tanganyika
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    PRODUCE PRICES.
    229 10 Penang, March 14, 1929. Benares Opium p. chest $5,0 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..' 5 sales Rattans 11.15 tales Rattans Coarse 10.60
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      267 10 The Essential of Beauty Clear Youthful Skin Use CUTICURA SOAP daily to thoroughly cleanse the skin and keep it in a fresh, healthy condition. Assist with i CUTICURA OINTMENT to soothe and heal any irritations. The favorite method of caring for the skin for the past fifty years. Sample each
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      41 10 An advertisement in the Pinang Gazette is a tireless salesman. It talks business all the time. It tells your story to potential customers hr more efficiently than a commercial traveller. Advertising in the Pinang Gazette is the cheapest method of salemanship.
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      149 10 B iWWiiiiwl A 11 J I H —/7 c I Wk I ..7-.' WPM-W& f 111 M I x 11 B w 1 w A FAST HEAVY DUTY truck CAPACITIES FROM 1 TO 10 TONS METCALFE’S MOTORS, LTD., Penang and Ipoh. hum 1 IT IQ FT Sag» I J.’ ±k7±l.
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION MEETING.
    657 11 PADANG RESOLUTIONS. lourist Liners To Come Again. At the ordinary meeting of the Municipal Commissioners held at the Municipal Offices on Tuesday the Deputy President (Mr. Pedlow) said he wished to refer to the arrival of the two Round The World liners in Penang, the Resolute and
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    THE MACDONA PLAYERS IN PENANG.
    409 11 EX ELLENT PRODUCTIONS. 10-MGHT: “YOU NEVER CAN Tl LI.” THE Mac lona Players were seen at their best at the Town Hall on Tuesday in “Mrs. Warren’s Profesi sion” and fully deserve 1 the appreciative applause of the and once. Terence O’ w rien as
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      INDIAN IMMIGRATION COMMITEE.
      132 11 (To the Editor of Tae Pinang Gazette.) Sir, —With reference to the com munique of the p oceedi gs of the meeting of the Indian Immigration Committee h<ld on February 20, 1929. I have the honour to request you to be good enough to issue the f
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    DEATH OF MR. R.G. ANDREWS.
    208 11 FUNERAL IN PEN \NG. The funeral 'f Mr. R.G. Andrews too 1 rdace at the Western-road cemetery on Tuesday after a short service at the Church of the A Bimptior, perform°d bv the Rev. F ther Devalr, who also r fficiated at the gravrside. The
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    GENERAL PRODUCE AGENCY Ltd.
    39 11 Rubber Prices. We beg to report that the Singapore prices for Standard Ribbed SmoKt< Sieet for to-day are as follows Spot 42|c per lb April/June 44z Julv/Sept. 44|c Oci/Dec 4-*> |c Remarks: —Market E isier.
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    RUBBER SALES.
    53 11 The General Produce Agency Ltd., Beach Street, Penang, reports tha the following prices were realised at their aucion room \o-day: Good F.A.Q. Ribbed Smoked Sheet ss6j to $57 F.AQ. do 56 564 Low F.A.Q. Off do 55 55| Diamond Unsinoked Sheet 50 53 Lump Scrap 25 29 Loose
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    SINGAPORE PRICES.
    36 11 London Standard Loose S. R. Sheet 42fcfs per pound per pl. 157/No. 1 Crepe 42j cts per pound per pl,=|s7/E tsier. London 12| 1 New York 25| cts (gold), Courtesy of Messrs. Allen Dennsy.)
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    TIN PRICES.
    90 11 Messrs. Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. London, March 11. Spot £220 5 0 three months’ buying £221-2-6 three months’ selling £221 5-0. Messrs. Boustead de Co., Ltd— 12ih M*rch quotation for Singapore retned tin till ter picul, business done 200 tone. Penang refined tin $111.25 per picul, business done
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    TIN OUTPUTS.
    115 11 The output of Pahang Consolidated Co. Ltd., f r the month of Februa y was picu's 3,495.91. The output of Loh Tin Dredging Ltd, for the month of February was piculs 732. The output of tin ore from tne property of the Baugrin Tin Dredging Ltd., fur the
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    GIVING UP THE LIP-STICK.
    325 11 “It has been observed”, says a Lon- r don newspaper, “that of late many women are abamdoning artificial aids tc» the complexion and are dependnig more and more upon natural means to sustain their good looks.” This is but another indication of feminine common sense. Every
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    THE SHARE LIST.
    221 11 The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Co’s share list at 11 a.m to-day:— Tues lay. Today. QD OQ QD ZD Shares. J® S o C 3 0Q 02 0Q QQ I c. c. c. c. Rubber (Dollar). Allenby 2.20 2.30 2.15 230 Bedford P.
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKETS.
    79 11 The following are the latest quotations in THE MALAYA COMPANY LIMITED’S share list Buyers. Sellers. Tin. B. P dangs .42} .45 Hitams .67} .70 Kinta Tin Dredging 1.50 1.52} Kuchai Ord 1.37} 142} M. Consolidated .57} .6 > Mambau 1.02} 1.07} North .60 .65 Petaling 5.80 5.90
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    UNITED TRADERS, Ltd.
    73 11 The following are our latest quotations for to-day Bayers. Sellers. Rubbers. Bingrins 38/6 39/6 Chenderiangs 8/3 9/ Eastern Siams 7/6 8/3 Idris 15/6 16/6 Ipehs 28/ 29/Kamuntings 16/3 17/3 Kepongs 30/9 31/9 Kinta Kellas 26/- 27/K. Palais 26/- 27/ Malayan Tins 27/3 28/3 Pahangs 11/- l‘ Pattanis
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    OVERSEA BROKERS, Ltd.
    102 11 The following are our latest quotations for to-day Mining, Buyers. Jitams .68 .70 Hong Fatta .60 .62} Johans .39 .41 c. Cuchais 140 1.45 Pintas 1-49 1.51 15/3 15/9 Lnhats 15/3 15/9 Malaya Consols— .57 .60 Muang Prefs 15/ 15/6 Norths .57 .60 Penawats .88 .90 Petalings
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
    67 11 (Rugby Radio Survive i London, March 13 Paris, 124.29}; New York. 4 85}«; Brussels, 34.9; Geneva. 24.24 Amsterdam, 12.12 Milan, 92.96} Berlin, 20.46 Stockholm, 18.17 Copenhagen, 18 21; Oslo, 18.20 Vienna. 34.55} Prague, 164 Helsingfors, 193 M vtrid, 32.34}; Lisbon, 108?« Athens, 375 Bucharest, 815} Rio, 5j Buenos
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    COMING EVENTS.
    116 11 Mar 14—Association Football: P.C.C. T United Indian Football XI E-n’anade. 5.10 p.m. 16—Selangor Rao- 3r i day. 19 —Association F »otbxl’: P.C.C. V Paiang Party 5 10 p.m. 19—Taiping Tin Dredging A.G.M. 12 noon. 19— North Taiping Tin A.G.M. 12 30 p.m. 20— *<elang >r R c 4
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    EXCHANGE.
    133 11 Penang, March 14, 1929, By Courtesy of The Chartered Bank) London D-mand B. 4 nk 2/3 3/4 4 months’ sight Bank 2/3 15/ 6 3 Credit 24 13/32 3 Documentary 2/4 15/32 Calcutta D mand Bink 153|'| 3 days’ si«ht Private 1561 I a B >mbay Demand B t«k
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    BAND PROGRAMME.
    55 11 Friday, March 15, at the Esplanade at 5 p.m 1. March Mercatel Heber 2. Selection Melodious Memories Finck 3. Waltz Cairo Fletcher 4. Suite Bohemian Hume (A Gipsy Love Story.) No 1. The -ppeal No. 2. The Ciravan No. 3. The Tarantella 5. Fox Trot My Persian Rosebud
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    RESTRICTION IN RETROSPECT.
    559 12 •‘FRANKLY DISASTROUS.” j J Malacca P. A. Chairman’s Opinion. i i THE annual general meeting of j the Malacca Planters’ Asso i ciation was held on Sunday J at the Malacca Club, the Hun. Mr. H,E. Nixon presiding over a good j attendance. i The Chairman said
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    MADAME POMPADOUR.
    131 12 Dorothy Gish is the star in the Paramount British production cf Madame Pompadour” wh ch commences its season at the Theatre Rjyal to-night and till Sunday. In this epic film she is supported by Antonio Moreno, another popular favourite of movie lovers, and Herbert Wilcox is the director
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    KENNEDY & Co’s SHARE LIST.
    1180 12 KENNEDY Co’s SHARE LIST. NAMKB. i iig» RUBBBB [Dollar.] f e c Allenby Rubber Oo 2 15 2 30 Alor Gajah Rubber Estate 1 90 2 20 Amalgamated Malay Estates 3 30 3 60 Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate 2 9 3 10 Ayer Kuning Rubber Estates 6( 65 Ayer Molek
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    DE VALERA SENT TO PRISON.
    306 13 POSE OF KNOWING NO ENGLISH. The Law Flouted. MR. de Valera, the Irish Republican leader, was brought before two resident magistrates at a special court at Belfast last month. He was charged with contravening an order made in September 1924 prohibiting him from entering any
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    A SUPER-ROBOT AT DINNER.
    228 13 COUNTS HIS FELLOW GUESTS. A Robot surpassing in ability any mechanical man yet invented was a guest at a dinner of the American Institute New York. He was present on the invitation of his inventor, Mr John B-eisky, of the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company. Arriving
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    DEN OF THIEVES.
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    702 14 To-day’» Departure». Ren gam for Aeahan and Bata Bahra. Tungsong for P. Langkawi (Kantang) Trang. van Lansberge for Langsa, Edi. T. Semawe, Segli, Sibang, Olebleh, West Coast Sumatra, Padrng and Batavia. Karmala for Singapore, China Japan. Kinta for Port Swettenham and Singapore. Ampang for Pangkor, Bindings and 1
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    MARKET PRICES.
    573 15 CHOWRABTA MARKET. Penang, March 14, 1929. Mutton— c t Mutton Indian M per lb 55 Head Sheep or goat M each 1-30 Liver with heart lung do I.&U Tripe do 1.00 Goat or Sheep m. per lb 55 Sweet Bread m pair 43 Suet M 40 Kidney pair
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