Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 6 June 1929
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1929-06-06 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 127. VOL. LXXXVII. THURSDAY 6th JUNE, 1929. PRICE 10 CENTS.20 words
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Advertisement238 1929-06-06 1 T. NAGATA brothers. dentists. Head Office next to the Dispensary. Branch Office 52, Leith Street I I i®j® iT ,jOaL- &?sa -jwlaijwt; ~^xgr WBSBMBfeia /f D° not Run Risks V /f~ i nJ IF -H un Continentals I J 11 Why Not Banish That ..-'WatewT 1 The Most Re Hable238 words
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Advertisement17 1929-06-06 1 H. TOKISATSU STUDIO, with up-to-date Photo* grapkj by electric light. ’Phone 772, 68, 70, Bishop Street, PENANG.17 words
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Advertisement959 1929-06-06 2 TENDERS INVITED. DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY The Municipal Commissioners of 3 PALM BEACH SUIT LENGTHS FOR £2, each George Town, Penang, invite tenders for length 3H yds. double width in the mo4 renting Anson Road Market for six popular designs namely, plain cream, plain mO nths from the 1st July,959 words
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Advertisement1179 1929-06-06 2 BANKS. It IS easy the me.cantilc bank 0, to be beautiful To have that schoolgirl comElexion it is only necessary to Authorised Capital ave a healthy skin. Subscribed capital 11 «SM And such a ekin is easily secured. Paid-up i iai set simply by the daily use of Palm- Resarve1,179 words
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Advertisement85 1929-06-06 2 i “SMILER” Baby ThrivesI I n I" CowB'Gat© j Milk Food We have studied the adaptability of Cow Gate Milk Food and recommend it as an infant food eminently suitable. j| where breast feeding is not possible. 1 H fl I I THE George Town Dispensary, Ltd., j THE LEADING85 words
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Article227 1929-06-06 3 THE WRONG BABY Given Girl Instead of Boy. THE dilemma of a mother, Mme-Pelhat, who on leaving the maternity ward of St. Louis Hospital in Paris was given a baby girl when she had been told that her child was a boy is occupying official attention. Her227 words
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Article174 1929-06-06 3 THEIR TREATMENT ON THE CONTINENT. The L.C.C. Public Control Committee refused to grant a licence to Miss Violet Victoria Jennings to carry on an employment agency at an address in Gerrard street, W.and revoked the Iceince granted to Mr. Victor Mentle Wallace to carry on an employment agency174 words
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Article125 1929-06-06 3 HERTZOG’S SON ENGAGED TO AN “ENEMY.” The engagement is announced of Mr. Albert Hertzog, eldest son of the South African Premier, General Hertzog, and Miss Catherine Whiteley, eldest daughter of Mr. Percy Whiteley, a Johannesburg accountant. Politically the engagement has its piquant side, for Miss Whiteley’s parents125 words
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Article81 1929-06-06 3 Ex-Consul General Schreiner and his wife, driving in a mot r-car through the village of Banfalva, Hungary, ne<*r the Austrian frontier» were killed by a shot fired from a house, which pierced the bodies of both of them. Schreiner died instantly, and his wife later. Later the police81 words
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Advertisement285 1929-06-06 3 £■*.>■ flSI <-'■ tHiM Wf -■<'?<- W mSB F '"*s&L Sr Vvy i§T x?p l»l W 1 W prefer Craven “A” Jk I They 3>U > NEVER 4 L Vary f S,-S Wi L f !i C f J|f M»PiwB& CORK-TIPPED VIRGINIA CIGARETTES The ONLY Cigarettes Made Specially to Prevent285 words
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Advertisement29 1929-06-06 3 A. Mohamed Rawther Landing and Transhipping Agent. Shipments promptly cleared and despatched. Moderate charge. For particulars apply:-r-Office 3a, Union St., Penang. Tol. 404. Branch 91, Penang St., Penang. 502.29 words
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Advertisement389 1929-06-06 3 Getting back strength i after illness Itis the great restorative value of Bovril which has kA gained for it the universal 1 AY Rra\ approval of doctors and i < nurses. It «timulates and i nourishes without any of V i the reaction of drugs and A Y v \-JS’389 words
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Article455 1929-06-06 4 REDUCTION IN PRODUCTION COSTS. The nineteenth annual general meeting of shareholders of the Kajang Rub ber Estates, Ltd., was held at Edinburgh in mail week Mr. William Greenhill (chairman of the company.) presiding. In moving the adoption of the report and accounts, the chairman said: The actual455 words
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105 1929-06-06 4 (»2,113 NEW LICENSES. A return issued by the Ministry of Transport shows thalt the gross amount received in payment for motor vehicle licenses issued during the three months ended February 28 last was £15.733.036. The total number of motor vehicles, excluding tramcara and trade licenses, at105 words
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Article130 1929-06-06 4 I BUND MAN’S EFFORT TO RE GAIN SIGHT I A Blind war veteran, Hen Wilhelm Heger, has left Berlin to walk to en ’a, some 350 mijes, to consult a *pecia hst !D the hope of regaining his sight. Before the war Herr Heger was130 words
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Advertisement204 1929-06-06 4 J ‘Swans* that please both Hand Eye Effortless ease in writing is I < enjoyed by all’ Swan users. J Whether its holder is Black, J < Red, Mottled or Coloured the H same skill and craftsmanship has been expended upon every i detail. i “Swans” are made in radiA204 words
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Advertisement293 1929-06-06 4 □Wil /Ji w I y° u rea P the I I Jw< b ene fit of his F ww experience!! I He won’t risk his reputation (and his life) by using ;.v’ P ne ften ears H w *>«• motor y lubricant benefit me? It is only by speed trials293 words
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816 1929-06-06 5 The Snowden Complex. Missionary, Financier And Revolutionary. Mr. Bruce Lockhart writes in The Evening Standard. Of all the members of the Labour Party Mr. Phillip Snowden, whose recent pronouncement on war debts has startled two Continents, is the m ist difficult to place.816 words
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Advertisement389 1929-06-06 5 ,<*g| I A' JHHBHRn-S 5 H klfl kW‘i^^^ v '''l u K<Wt«F i r~ Bh l*-> ('4 *N| BIac« T-—- a ~rr« j C\wJO9» F3 A H I V \Y 18 1 v Hfl lol *3L x3a, v n For real enjoyment r 3 Black and White Virginia 3 Cigarettes389 words
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Advertisement253 1929-06-06 5 WWii #a w•fZ i W<M 1 KB1 y .u jjgRlWi l\Wn h jB^ A *M' WmAt 1t iW“YOUR URGENT NEE D IS A GOOD TONIC» Take Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills!” Thousands of physicians know from important that, according to the highexperience gamed in the course of then (s( inec fl253 words
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Advertisement81 1929-06-06 5 I BOON I THE CHEMISTSI The Home of New Ideas and Honest Valves. FRESH and EXTENSIVE STOCKS OF" Finest Chemicals Purest Drugs Surgical Goods I And Dressings I High Class Toilet Requisites And Sundries. Always On Hand For I IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES. YOUR ENQUIRIES SOLICITED. I Open daily—8.30 am.to 9 p.m.81 words
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Article565 1929-06-06 6 Kedah Celebrations. IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIAL AT ALOR STAR. (From Our Ovn Correspondent.) Alor Star, June 4. In common with the rest of Malaya, Kedah celebrated His Majesty’s birthday yesterday. The ceremonial took place at 10 a.in. at the Balai Besar, where heads of government departments and leading members565 words
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Article62 1929-06-06 6 FOUGHT AT JUTLAND. London, June 5. The death has occurred of Admiral of the Fleet, Sir Cecil Burney, K. C. M. G. who retired in 1925. During the early days of the war he was in command of the Channel Fleet, which was responsible for the62 words
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Article, Illustration210 1929-06-06 6 WHILE PLAYING POLO. OUTTR BONE COMPLETELY FKACITJRED. Vancouver, June 5. THE Duke of Gloucester slipped off his horse playing polo. A bulletin states that the fall resulted in the outer collar bone being completely fractured but the fracture has not been comminuted and the210 words
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Article110 1929-06-06 6 “GENERAL HEALTH IS SATISFACTORY.” London, June 5. A bulletin states that the King had a good night and that his general health is satisfactory. He is now able to be up a portion of the day. The local trouble is slowly progressing.— Reuter. Later. The following bulletin110 words
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Article231 1929-06-06 6 Merchant Duped. POLICE IN SEARCH OF CLEVER CRIMINAL. lhe art of doubling currency notes as practised by a man who has assumed the alias of Al’Gauhar in Hoshiarpur city, has been revealed by a number of cases reported to the police writes an Amritsar correspondent of231 words
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Article606 1929-06-06 6 Capt C. G. Bart, S. V. C., wag the recipient of the Colonial Auxiliarv Forces Long Service Medal at the King’s Birthday Parade in Singapore on Monday. Mr. Clark arrived in Malacca on Satur day, as assistant with the Anglo-French Rubber Company in the place of Mr.606 words
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Article47 1929-06-06 6 U. S. RED CROSS MISSION TO CHINA. Washington June 5. At the request of President Hoover the American Red Cross authorities have sent a mission to China to investigate conditions in the famine area with a view to alleviating the hardships of the population,—Renter,47 words
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Advertisement244 1929-06-06 6 I 'Whiteawaus Beg to announce the OPENING OF A NEW DEPARTMENT FOR M C C AT T PR NTED VjMI j| PATTERNS MCCALL p p a^ W s pfl x .Jy h McCall F /}/H IrP 1/cCfl/r 8 Prin d < M k'? A I Ill\;\ vSh > j Printed244 words
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Miscellaneous27 1929-06-06 6 I lingTamily? ***** 6811 be,On8 the Fisherman: "They don’t—they belong them’” an< 7? J y /r ard W rk 1 had to catch them. Buen Humor, Madrid.27 words
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Article1259 1929-06-06 7 departments, not necessarily all of them, have W In unfortunate knack of creating Jnience to the citizens while carryiDC D n improvements to the public ing The Telephones Department is 8erV1C ?nwing that it is no exception to n W In the Road district—tberV le j.j Burmah1,259 words
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Article44 1929-06-06 7 PEN ANG GOLF CLUB TENNIS. tournament results. DlayaJ? 6 of tlie Ladies’ Doubles Dom>i.?? Mrs. Milligan and Mrs. On Sitn di88 Young and Miss Parfitt, olav v r( y next Mr a nd Mrs. Griffin the Irs Mackie in the final of fdtmlj Pairs,44 words
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Article33 1929-06-06 7 An"’ BetateV niatch between a Dublin will bl a V ud Mr U p D Sil 8 XI gruvnj nn P o d on the Dublin Estate uu °n Sunday.33 words
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Article81 1929-06-06 7 June 8—Cricket P.C.C. vs. Public Services Esplanade. 22 Coronation Day. 23 Birthday of the Prince of Wales. Haji Rais, a Boyanese, who was recently charged at the Penang District Court with the theft of 40,000 guilders at Bintenzorg, was discharged by Mr. N, D. Mudie to-day. The wedding81 words
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Article382 1929-06-06 7 SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS AGAINST MUNICIPAL ENGINEER. Inquiry Demanded. AT a meeting of the Amritsar Municipal Committee on May 22, Khan Bahalur Khawaja Ghulam Sadiq, the President, rea 1 out a letter from Mr. Dewanchand Bhandari, a member urging that an open inquiry be held into certain malpractices382 words
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Article282 1929-06-06 7 TRAPPERS WHO PERISHED IN THE WILDS. Skeletons Of Men. HIS discovery of a trapper’s shack unoccupied since 1882 revealing the tragedy that befell a party of trappers, was told in Calgary by Joe Cosley, pioneer trapper in the Rockies. Cosley, who has been trapping near the head-waters282 words
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Article979 1929-06-06 7 Naturalist’s Thrilling Life in Zululand. Familiarity Breeds Contempt. I have met one of the most amazing men in South Africa, a hunter of deadly snakes, who has just killed his 800th Mamba,” writes the Special Correspond ent of the Daily Express at Pietermaritzburg. He continues:— He979 words
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Article296 1929-06-06 7 HISTORY OF CENTURIES. Famous Residents of Bow-Street. The London County Council has affixed a tablet on 19 and 20, Bow-street. Covent Garden, to record the historical associations of the street. Bow-street, home of the Royal Opera House and of Bow-street Police Court, whose “runners” were the296 words
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58 1929-06-06 7 THE DERBY. The following particulars of the transit times of the Derby result to different parts of the world over the Eastern Associated Cable Companies’ System are of interest. To Egypt 5 seconds South Africa 5 India 5 Straits Settlements 5 Australia 2058 words
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Advertisement379 1929-06-06 7 New Advertisements. AUCTION. NOTICE OF SALE. THE Eastern Oriental Sales Room. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCT I ON On Wednesday, the 19th day of June, 1929, AT 11 A.M. At the Archway of Logan’s Building, Beach Street, Penang. The undermentioned property belonging to TAWANA379 words
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Article560 1929-06-06 8 For the second time within six years, the Kight Honourable Ramsay MacDonald takes over the helm of the ship of State. It is an occasion for which there is no precedent in the annals of British parliamentary history. Unfortunately, or fortunately—it all depends upon the political560 words
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Article718 1929-06-06 8 It isn’t always advisable says the writer of karticle. Jemima didn’t, and she explains JEMIMA has eyes like gimlets. She says she sees through things and people. Have they a private thought, a mental reservation, a hidden motive—she bores into the head of718 words
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506 1929-06-06 8 How Do You See It The Spectacles All Wear. What kind of spectacles do you wear asked my friend Timkins, as I stepped aboard the morning train. What d’you mean I queried, somewhat at a loss to understand him. Timkins is always throwing out some pertinent question. Invariably he answers506 words
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Article30 1929-06-06 8 Algernon (reading joke)—“Fancy this, Percy—* A chap here thinks that a football coach has four wheels.’ Percy Haw, haw And how many wheels has the bally thing30 words
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Article105 1929-06-06 8 Cricket Snobbery Even the bowling is often cut. 4 The N.L C.’s New Flag Something in the wind. w F rm Cattle Broadcast H>rd on the wireless. Bouquets at Old Bailey Did they inclade dock leaves? Plus Fours in Offices Fashion that is being sat upon. w105 words
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Article400 1929-06-06 8 I WAS almost positively rude to him, Instead, I composed a "Hymn of Hate” about his misdoings—in the style of the old game of our childhood, I love my love.’’ And it is want of space and not of material which keeps me from going400 words
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Advertisement149 1929-06-06 8 Q M m fit JU SANDEMAji jwoj massG I —fcfjal§k WS ’«f i L Ww^ Tners vj|iyy SPECIAL BROWN BANG SHERRY patronised by royalty (ESTABLISHED lb72) LADIES’ AND GENTS’ WRIST WATCHES A Fine Selection of Best British Made JUST ARRIVED Guaranteed To Keep Accurate Time. B. P. De SILVA Ltd.,149 words
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Advertisement69 1929-06-06 8 E. O. Dance nights every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Tuesdays Saturdays—Evening Drese. Thursdays—Optional. Orchestra every day during Lunch and Dinner. Orchestral Concert every Sunday. LIPTON’S CEYLON TEA. YOU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. RUNNYMEDE HOTEL, Ltd. Delightfully Situated and Fracing the Sea and Peak. Modern Sanitary System. Hot and Cold Running69 words
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Miscellaneous22 1929-06-06 8 TIDE TABLES. High Water. Low Water. To-day. 11.40 a.m. 5.18 a-m 11.58 p.m. 6.10 p.m. To-morrow. Midday. 6.04 a.m. Midnight. 6.56 p-m.22 words
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Labour To Form A Government.
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973 1929-06-06 9 Cabinet Still Incomplete. Parliament To Meet On June 25. Foreign Policy. j/r. Ramsay MacDonald had an audience with the King yesterand has accepted the Premiership. The new Government has already decided its immediate plans. Parliament will meet on June the Speaker, Capt Fitzroy will be973 words
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246 1929-06-06 9 TERRIBLE DESTRUCTION. LAVA DOWN VALLEY OF HELL” VILLAGE DESTROYED. Vesuvius is in eruption. Millions of cubic feet of lava have descended into the Valley of Hell.” One village has been blotted out, while half another is sub merged. Already thousands of pounds worth of damage246 words
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Article65 1929-06-06 9 L. T. A, AND GOOD TASTE. London, June 6The Tennis Association has decided not to place a definite ban on bare legs at Wimbledon. The Association has issued a statement saying that the Championship Committee prefers to rely upon the good taste and good sense of the65 words
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63 1929-06-06 9 Chinese Co. Lt. G. H. Goh Eurasian Co. Lt. Robless; Malay63 words
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Article354 1929-06-06 9 Ominous Words. SOLD 110N OF THE ROMAN QUESTION. THE LATERAN TREATIES. In a long letter to Cardinal Gasparri, the Secretary of State, replying to recent speeches of Mussolini, made during the discussion on the Lateran Treaty in the Chamber of the Senate, in which Mussolini, inter354 words
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Article36 1929-06-06 9 The homeward mail by the s.s. Ekma closes at 6 p.m. to-mor row. The mails despatched from London on May 16 by the a.a. Rajula is expected to arrive here at 6 a.m. to-morrow.36 words
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Advertisement50 1929-06-06 9 To-night At The RUNNYMEDE HOTEL Banvard Comedy Company in CABRARET. THE WORLD'S B EST PADMORE’S BILLIARD TABLES Built to a Standard-Not to a Price THE BRITISH ADMIRALTY DECIDE ON [i PADMORE TABLES FOR SINGAPORE NAVAL BASE. READY DELIVERY RLtASt WRITS FOR FULL PARTICULARS f FRANKEL BROS., I 16, BISHOP STREET.50 words
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Advertisement224 1929-06-06 9 GRAND OPENING NIGHT AT PARfT BUN TAR. Friday, 7th June. Carson’s New Circus Carnival and Menagerie Special Carnival Attraction SPEED KING The mile a minute man Riding* a perpendicular wall on a Motor-cycie. Ride the Merry Mix-up, The Merry g*o Round, a’l the fun of the fair. PRICES $3, $2,224 words
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LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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Article678 1929-06-06 10 SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTION IN COSTS. I The ninth ordinary general meeting of the Selangor River Rubber Estates. Ltd., was held on April 30 at 2-4, Idol Lane, London, E C., Mr. Noel Bingley presiding. The Chairman said*: On the balance sheet, reserve account is increased to £21,500 by678 words
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Article399 1929-06-06 10 The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Co’s share list at 11 a.n>. to-day t Yesterday. To-day. X X Shares. 0 0 CQ QQ CQ c. Sc. Sc. Sc. Mining. Haad Yai 8/6 9/- 8/6 9/Hitam -72i ,77$ .72$ .77$ Johan Tin .30 .33 .30399 words
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Article62 1929-06-06 10 (Rugby Radio Service London, June 5. Paris, 124.05; New York 4.841$; Brussels, 34.92$ Geneva, 25.19$ Am terdam, 12.071; Milan, 92.65 Berli- 20.33$ Stockholm, 18.13$ Copenhagen, 18.20$ Oslo 18.19$ Vienna, 34.52$ Prague, 1631; Helsingfors, 193 Madrid. 35.07$ Lisbon, 108$ Athens, 375 Bucharest, 818 Rio, 5$ Buenos Airea, 47/r; Bombay,62 words
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Article441 1929-06-06 10 The following is a statement of quantity and value of rubber exported during May, 1929 in tons as supplied by the Import and Export Department. 1929 1928 To date Against UK 5,477 5,249 31,041 21,840 USA.... 30,966 16,450 169,910 89,742 C*Eur. 4,257 1,960 25,952 7,715 B Pos.441 words
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Article122 1929-06-06 10 Penang, June 6, 1929. (Bj/ Courtesy o/ The Chartered Bank). London Demand Bank 2/3 3/4 4 months’ sight Bank 2/3 29/32 3 Credit 24 5/16 3 Documentary 2/4 3/8 Calcutta Demand Bank 154$') 3 days’sight Private 157$ q Bombay Demand Bank 154$ g Madras Demand Bank 154$ b g-122 words
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Article115 1929-06-06 10 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE.) S.R. Sheet 351 cts. per pound per pl=47/No. 1 Crepe 35| cts per pound per pl 47/33 Dull. London 10£d New York 20§ cts (gold) {By courtesy of Messrs. Allen Dennys) General Produce Agency Ltd. Spot 35|o per lb. June 35fc July/Sept. 37c Oct/Dec. 37|c115 words
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Article98 1929-06-06 10 The Straits Trading Co., Ltd., gives the following prices on June 5: London Spot £197.10a down £1.5a 3 mos. buying 200.7.6 1.2.6 3 selling 200.10s 1.5s Local. June 6: Singapore sold 250 tons at $101 Penang buyers no sellers at $101.. Messrs. Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. London, June98 words
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Article34 1929-06-06 10 lbs. Bruas 37,009 Kuala Kangsar Flotations 148,303 AlorPongsu 35,183 Brieh 27,561 Bedong (Malaya) 21,745 Merbau 21,000 North Perak 9,766 Jabi 32,360 Tong horst 21,500 Chungloon 20,400 Temerloh 22,211 Ayer Kuning 12,65834 words
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Article1053 1929-06-06 10 KENNEDY Co ’s SHARE LIST. NAMES. t i S’ 1 i RUBBER [Dollar.] A lea by Rubbei Oo c I c Ak.r Gajah Rubber Estate ”1 7 2 25 Amalgamated Malay Estates 9 17 Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate 2 7’?« Ayer Kuning Rubber Estate. 3 2’ Ayer Molek Rubber Oo1,053 words
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Advertisement398 1929-06-06 10 OR L E Ledgers ibo, 200,300,400 and 500 page with double Cash Columns LEDGERS of 146, 242, 314 pages Single Cash Column Books of 100, 150 and 200 folios J OURNALS of 300 pages INUTE Books of 2, 3 and 5 quiree MINUTE Books of 2 and 4 quires with398 words
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Advertisement42 1929-06-06 10 OL For five generations the famous Lea Perrins’ Sauce has been held in the highest esteem. It’s dis* tinctive piquancy, unvarying quality, and high degree of concentration places it in a class apart from other sea* sonings and condiments» LEA PERRINS’ SAUCE42 words
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Article679 1929-06-06 11 Trigo’s Easy Victory. Cragadour Runs Sixth: Mr. Jinks Nowhere. Kopi Falls. London, Juno 5. The race for the blue riband of the Turf was run over 1A miles at Epsom to-day in pouring rain. Twenty-six horses went to the post and the inclemency of the679 words
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Article382 1929-06-06 11 Yesterday’s Results. QUKK TIME WINS AGAIN. (From Our 0 Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 5. The second day of the Selangor Turf Club Spring meeting was held yesterday. The first four races were run in brilliant weather but heavy rain fell and delayed the start of the382 words
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Article435 1929-06-06 11 APOLOGY ASKBD FOR. Complaint Against Magistrate. An emergent m a eting of the A’lnhabad District Bar Association was heli on May 20 at short notice to consider an incident which in the court of Mr. J. A. Fordham, I.C.S., an Assistant Magistrate and A-sistant Collector of Allahabad.435 words
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Article260 1929-06-06 11 A PERPLEXING RIDDLE. Several Claimants to Famous Mountain. Who owns the summit of Snowdon, North Wales, the highest mountain south of the Tweed? This problem is perplexing the minds of many people who are anxious as to its future. Recently the attention of the260 words
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Article94 1929-06-06 11 To-day’s Departures. da Haan for Langsa. Edi, T. Semiw». Segli, Sibang, Olehleh, Weit Coas Sumatra and Padang. Am pang for Pangkor, Bindings Sitiawan. Perak for Port Swettenham Singapore, Kutsang for Calcutta. The following ships are in communication with the wireless stations at: Penang—Asphalion, P. C. Hoof», Rqula, Stoviken,94 words
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Article572 1929-06-06 11 CLOSE DAILY except (Sunday). BY TRAIN. Federated and Non-Federated Malay States Malacca, Johore and Singapore. Registration and Parcel Post, except where otherwise stated, close half an hour earlier than the Ordinary mail. Resumption Of Night Mail Service The following additional mails will be closed Daily (Sunday excepted) at572 words
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Advertisement68 1929-06-06 11 A Gentleman always looks well dressed in good clothes When in Entland, call and fit yourself out with clothes created by eminent Saville Row F8uRS. E etc. SP cSstaiit purchase» of genuine NEW MISFITS £4 to £10 half original cost Alterations We also have Lad»®»* Departmaat. REGENT DRESS COMPANY, Piccadilly68 words
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Advertisement264 1929-06-06 11 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. Froprs Stephen Smith Co. Ltd., Dow. London, Fng. 324 1 /A RTIKS mF* PILLS APIOL STEEL Sure and certain for264 words
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Article446 1929-06-06 12 ROMANCE OF SCIENCE. By C. Hyatt-Woolf, Editor “The Instrument World.” The gyroscope or spinning top, which has been regarded for half a century as little more than an inter esting scientific toy, has now been transformed into a t emarkable ship's compass. The story of446 words
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Article156 1929-06-06 12 MB SELFRIDGE COMPLAINS OF INTERFERENCE. Mr. H. (Jordon Selfridge has been elected President of the National Association of Trade Protection Societies. In an interesting speech, at a meeting in London Mr. Selfridge said he had tried to adapt himself to conditions of London, but. he found he still had156 words
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Advertisement228 1929-06-06 12 hTa As for Spring Summer; y*“ IM as for Autumn &U)inier; I I these four Seasons revalue I I without intermission* I Let Horlick’s Malted FJ B MM Milk help you to main- 9 B 1 tain health and vigour from 9 B year to year Spring, 9 B Summer,228 words
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Advertisement123 1929-06-06 12 H w’l Is I fef lj17 /lOn i oh Bi W U/yz_/vy^^^^^iy 4 w [Bh H U 1 -"''S AtV' gfcfog££JSwB n I' SI ®®WrkI Zfli B g= =u i—_—± Spectacular as Chevrolet's achie- p^,'^-'''' veme,its have been >n the past '-''''triumphs have proved themselves Z 4/ to be this123 words
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Article535 1929-06-06 13 ATTACK ON MODERN MATE R1ALISM. Life After Death. PROFESSOR WILLIAM MCDOUGALL, perhaps the best known and most distinguished of contemporary British psychologists, in his striking but difficult book, Modern Materialism and Emergent Evolution, delivers a formidable attack upon the modern materialist and his version of evolution:535 words
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Advertisement219 1929-06-06 13 wwiwiy W tl lH«fr H i i court*, -frinrirA I P'\ you regret it, but mm 1*4t s tometimet to racy f tirej ff T> 7d' be quiet Mother is tired” MORE than anything else it’s Health and Vitality, that make for happiness in the home. Bring in to your219 words
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Advertisement264 1929-06-06 13 ><A "WM T ENJOYMENT z 7 I There is no substitute for W /y superb flavour of tj \A 7 V-y Brown Polson’s Cus- \S H V SzS tard, the children’s joy. ggT/ jy y As pure and wholesome as their famous Cornflour. F? As good as the children say264 words
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Advertisement391 1929-06-06 13 RED RASH ITCHED DREADFULLY On Face, Neck, Arms and Hands, Lost Rest. Cuticura Healed. A red rash came out on my face and spread to my neck, arms and hands. It was of a dry nature and itched and burned dreadfully. I could not rest night or day, and could391 words
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Article364 1929-06-06 14 PRESERVATION WORK. Hopes Of Re-opening Next Summer. Although the authorities of St. Paul’s Cathedral are fairly confident that they will be able fully to re-open the building for Lambeth Conference services about Midsum ner, 1930, it is certain that the work of preservation will be completed364 words
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Article279 1929-06-06 14 EGYPT A MILLION YEARS AGO. Members of the American Philosophical Society spent the last day of their convention at Philadelphia in discussing theories of the age of mankind and the place of the world’s earliest civilisation. In previous sessions eminent authorities on anthropology had forecast a continued279 words
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Article90 1929-06-06 14 DOCTORS BOYHOOD STRUGGLE OPER A SAND CASTLE. Probably the only man who fought tie late King Edward, Dr. R. W. Hend erson. is seriously ill at his residence at Rickmans worth, Herts. Dr. Henderson, who is 85, tells how, when he was a boy of ten, he90 words
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