Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 2 July 1929
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1929-07-02 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833 PUBLISHED! DAILY. No. 149. VOL. LXXXVII. TUESDAY 2nd JULY, 1929. PRICE 10 CENTS.20 words
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Advertisement470 1929-07-02 1 T. NAGATA brothers. DENTISTS. Head Office next to the Dispensary. Brach Office 52, Leith Street I Hili ii X l“" annnMnn 3, SH^nn« BmCIBS3:) IJIKi 1 BRITISH I)RY l N l ft STEEL WIRE ffi I I I H ROPES K i u TwMIMvII Eor P ur P os es470 words
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Advertisement17 1929-07-02 1 IH. TOKISATSU STUDIO, with up-to-date Photo* graphy by electric light. ’Phone 772, 68, 70, Bishop Street. PENANG.17 words
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Advertisement904 1929-07-02 2 NOTICES Wonderful Offer You should not miss taking advantage PF RAK TTTRP ITR of this opportunity of obtaining 3 SUIT 1 1 VJI\I \jLivD« LENGTHS of 3 yards each [double width] of real pure Wool HERRING-BONE SERGE in Navy, Brown or Black, FOR £2 plus SUMMER MEETING SI- for postage.904 words
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Advertisement265 1929-07-02 2 > THE LARGEST COMBINATION OF OPERATIC STARS THAT EVER TOURED THE EAST. Booking at *9 < 4 ROBIN SON PIANO CO., LTD. i ARTISTS ARTISTS Prices $5 and $3. —6-7 Latch Batchelor, Limited. Perfection in manufacture is only achieved after many years of experience in research with a consequent readjustment265 words
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Advertisement888 1929-07-02 2 BANKS. 'I M CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Romitßf 1 ATI (Incorporated in Knglaed br Royal UUIttUUII• Charter IMS.) Paid-np-Capital Eeterve Fund E*'*??’** u Keaerre Liability of Proprietor» tl.Mt.Mf Head Ogee: M. BIBHOPBGATI. LONDON. C 1 1 Agenoif» and Branches: 1 Aior Star, Amritaar. Bangkok, Ba»a»la dombay, Calcutta.888 words
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Miscellaneous60 1929-07-02 2 T 6 NIGHTS ONLY. OWN HALL PENANG. STARTING II jl V O MONDAY, JULY O. CARRI’S Italian Grand Opera Co. Full Chorus, Ballet Orchestra. 20 tons of scenery, costumes and effects. MONDAY, JULY 8. Il Trovntore TUESDAY, JULY 9. Rigoletto WEDNESDAY, JULY 10 Cavelleria Rusticana AND Pagliacci THURSDAY, JULY 11.60 words
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Article480 1929-07-02 3 A FINE POINT. High Court’s Powers in Misconduct Case. AT the Allahabad High Court on June 14, Sir Tej nr B<pru appeared before the Chief Justice to make a motion on behalf of the Advo cates’ Association in regard to a matter which he characterised as480 words
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Article100 1929-07-02 3 An amusing clock of Frei ch origin is designed on the lines of a flower tow*, and the time is told by a tortoise which floa’s in the water. A low pedestal of red and gold lacquer holds a receptacle of metal, on which are printed the hours100 words
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Article78 1929-07-02 3 Heard at a Liberal meeting in L e is, according to a Lwd s Mercury c dent The candidate was explaining Mr. Lloyd George’s scheme, when a man in the audience shouted out; Roads, roadF, all tba’ can talk about is roads. Give roads a rest.” The78 words
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Article82 1929-07-02 3 the average reader does not understand one-tenth of what he reads,” said Professor Gilbert Murray, lecturing at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. lam not speaking,” he added “of a man reading a banned work on phiL sophy or science, but of the average reader of a good82 words
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Advertisement299 1929-07-02 3 I EASTERN SERIES >| R E- BURMA I *4 iRP 5C Jr V TO say “Milkmaid” Milk is part jiiVjL -F i '"‘of Burma’s r ational life is no uljfer 4^l^/ A exaggeration. Each year, in thousands of homes, the richness <T an d purlt y °f I s world-famous299 words
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Advertisement325 1929-07-02 3 Toothache i with its sudden sharp twinges, or its long-drawn-out boring or I raging pain, may drive its victim to sheer despair. Waste no time I in trying other remedies-they merely prolong your torture-but take the best help rapid and reliable in all painful conditions: Tablets of ASPIRIN that is325 words
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Article406 1929-07-02 4 FAMOUS HEBREW MS. Origin Of Scott’s “Talisman.” AT first eight it would appear that only a profound and erudite Hebrew ech'dar would be serious) ly interested in the auction fate of a thirteenth century parchment manuscript cn the Talmudhic Tractate Hullin, held to be the lost406 words
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Advertisement317 1929-07-02 4 1 —I I Vk /W V\ /W 111 i '«v~*> 'fl JJ| After A Tiring Day with its contacts and exposure to dust and wind that dry your hair and skin, to say nothing of the risk of infection caused by the carelessness of others, Cuticura Soap, with the healing317 words
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Advertisement217 1929-07-02 4 THE NAUGHTY CHILD. Your naughty child is often not really so blameworthy as he seems. Even we grown-ups know what it is to be ‘contrary’ some days, those days when as an excuse f° r temper, m o r oseness, or perversir\\ j taes of one kind or t 1217 words
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Advertisement215 1929-07-02 4 Il Ae.et. over »9,500,000. S. C. Awurence in force ove- »35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Struts Settlement»). LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C. HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House- Singapore. g he Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complie ith the British215 words
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Article608 1929-07-02 5 PAINTERS WHO TURNED DRUGGISTS. barber the first surgeon. Portrayal Of Roots Of Modern Science. By means of novel symbolic decoration Western Reserve University in Cleveland has built into its new Institute of Pathology a portrayal of the ancient customs and traditions that were the roots of608 words
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Article274 1929-07-02 5 OLD CONVICT’S EXPERIENCE. An old convict, Andrew Abbott, aged 73, who pleaded guilty to being an habitual criminal at the Old Bailey, London, recently strongly denounced Camp Hill Prevent ve Detention Institution. He admitted 19 cases of obtaining goods by means of worthless cheques. “It is a274 words
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Article130 1929-07-02 5 CANCER-GERM STORY DENIED. Scotland Yard, the Cancer Research Itstitute and the Lister Institute were interested in a search for a hen and 80 ten da; s’-old chicks, which were stolen from the Lister Institute, Dagger lane. Elstree, Hertfordshire. A report that the hen had been “inocnlatrd with cancer130 words
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Article204 1929-07-02 5 AND GIVES IT A GOOD SPRING CLEAN. The parish of Crowhurst (Surrey) was without a vicar. There was neither train nor bus service to the village, so it was difficult to get a visiting clergyman. After a few weeks the congregation dwindled to five. There was204 words
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Article157 1929-07-02 5 BRIDPORT INHABITANTS’ THRILLING EXPERIENCE. A lion belonging to a private zoo which escaped from its cage following a road accident threw the countryside around Bridport (Dorset) in a state of panic. After its escape from the cage the an mal sat on the roadside for half an157 words
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Article293 1929-07-02 5 MONOPOLY FOR AMERICAN COMPANY. Three Main Routes. The Chinese Air Service is to be undertaken by an American firm f and is of considerably more importance than was at first anticipated, THE China National Aviation Corporation has entered into a tenyear contract with the Aviation Exploration Inc., U.S293 words
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Article224 1929-07-02 5 NO LIQUOR IN HIS BRITISH WORKS. Sir John Davies, one of the directors of the British Ford Company, told the Daily News that he could not grasp th? meaning of the reported statement by Mr. Henry Ford that Prohibition is to be rigorously enforced in his European224 words
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Article154 1929-07-02 5 Bob, an Irish terrier, owned by the stationmaster at Rayleigh (Essex), has taken on a novel job. Just as a sheepdog rounds up a flock, go Bob herds dawdling passangers into the station in time to catch their trains. If one of nearly 1,000 passengers who catch154 words
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Article309 1929-07-02 5 AMERICA’S CRAZE. Butchers Study Their Figures Too The thinning craze which is spreading ihroughout America with overwhelm ing effect is causing grave uneasiness amoi g the great packing companies and bu'chers in general,” says The Steward and Ship Stores Gazette. There has been a shrinkage of309 words
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Article155 1929-07-02 5 Another big gift—£sB,ooo—to a hospital as a thank offering for the recovery of the King is announced from Southend-on-Sea. Like Au lax, the donor desires—and hopes—to remain anonymous. Messrs. Tolhurst and Cozens, a Southend firm of solicitors, informing the Mayor of the gift, stated that it was155 words
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Article154 1929-07-02 5 The Earl of Birkenhead, paying an unexpected visit to his old school, Birkenhead School, Oxton, Cheshire, attended a ceremony of which he was the founder three years ago, when he began to form a portrait gallery of distinguished old boys of the school, the portrait of154 words
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Advertisement153 1929-07-02 5 mi krai I ijiMiiii H tbWW’ (Mg 9 B B B fig fllM N The fine flavour and B B B aronia, the consistent t B B B high quality and purity 9 B B of Black and White I B I w Virginia Cigarettes win I B B B153 words
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Article299 1929-07-02 6 Semi-Finalists. BUNNY AUSTIN’S GREAT VICTORY. TO MEET BOROTRA. At Wimbledon yesterday H. W. Austin, the brilliant young Englishman, qualified for the semi-finals by defeating the seeded” Hungarian player Von Kehrling in three straight sets. He meets Borotra (France) in the semi-final and Cochet (France) will play Tilden299 words
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Article89 1929-07-02 6 —Reuter. OCEAN BED RISES. Wellington, July 1. In connection with the recent earthquake it is reported that the ocean bed, near Karamea on the west coast of the South Island has risen over a distance of a mile. At the highest point it is one hundred—Reuter. - 89 words
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63 1929-07-02 6 -Aewler. MISS EARHART’S PILOT. New York, July 1, Wilmer Stultz, Miss Earhart’s TransAtlantic pilot, and two of his companions have been killed in an aeroplane crash. Later. Stultz was stunting when the plane went into a tailspin at an altitude of 300 feet and crashed. This-Aewler. - 63 words
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Advertisement497 1929-07-02 6 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Java-Pacific Lijn. T C,S LOST. Near Golf Club. Pair Shell Rimmed The p. a. “Bintang” will load in Spectacles. Finder Rewarded. Ad-' Penang for Lob Angeles, San Francisco dress —4, F. M. S. Railway Buildings, and Seattle, on 9th July, 1929. (First Floor), Penang. Cargo can also be497 words
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Advertisement202 1929-07-02 6 j —M C CALL’ S —a PATTERNS WHITEAWAYS I NEW STOCKS. NOW YOU CAN 1 SEW 1 yCix 7 IN PLAIN ENGLISH I Dress Patterns have not changed f J Il W f° r years—until now! The Id first paper pattern was punched 0 with puzzling holes. To-day paper 0202 words
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Article1433 1929-07-02 7 yET MORE vigorous scotching is necessary if we are to bring that germ of inaccuracy to final surrender. This morning, again, in the usually unblemished columns of our meticulous morning contemporary, the beastly bug has reared its unsightly head attacking with venom unprecedented the efforts of the1,433 words
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Article36 1929-07-02 7 SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT IN CONDITION. His many friends will be glad to hear 'hat the condition of Mr. J. W. Clark, though still critical, shows a slight improvement to-day compared with veeterdw.36 words
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Article37 1929-07-02 7 A fatal accident occurred on board the Benalder last evening when a Chinese member of the crew slipped and fell into the hatchway. Ho was removed to Penang hospital and died there soon after admission*37 words
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Article193 1929-07-02 7 ARMED ROBBERY. Druggist Held Up At Pistol Point. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, July 2. In the fourth court yesterday a preliminary enquiry was commenced at which two Cantonese were charged with armed robbery from a druggist’s store in Hock Lam Street on June 14. The193 words
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Article254 1929-07-02 7 PONSFORD—GATTI. The wedding took place at noon to-day at the Church of the Assumption, Penang, of Mr. J.C.S. Ponsford, of the Asiatic Petroleum Company, Ipoh, and Miss Helen Gatti, of London, who recently arrived from Home. The bridegroom is the well known Perak and Malayan rugby footballer while254 words
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Article126 1929-07-02 7 CHELLADORAI—JANAKI AMMAL. A pretty Hindu wedding was solemnised at the Penang Hindu Sabah last night, the contracting parties being Mr. Chelladorai, goods-clerk, F.M.S. Rlys., Padang Besar, and son of Mr. Chellappa Pillai, of Ipoh and Penang and Miss Janaki Ammal, daughter of Mr. Kalimuthoo, chief clerk, Government126 words
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Article113 1929-07-02 7 July 4,6, 9, 11 and 13 —Perak Turf Club Races, Ipoh. 6—Penang Cricket Club, Annual Athletic Sports, Esplanade. 8,9, 10. 11 12 and 13— Carpi’s Italian, Grand Opera, Town Hall, 9.15 p.m. 12— Entries close for A. A. A. Sports at Kuala Lumpur. 13 Malaya Cup Football, Perak113 words
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648 1929-07-02 7 25 FAMILIES GIVEN NOTICE TO QUIT. By Mission Etrangeres. A sensation has been caused in the Pulau Tikus District by the fact that about 25 families—or to be exact 26 tenants—have been given a month’s notice “to deliver up possession of and remove the houses648 words
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Article148 1929-07-02 7 GAME CANCELLED. The match between Penang and the Non-Benders of Malaya which had been fixed to be played at Penang on July 13 and 14 has been cancelled as the NonBenders are unable to raise a team. This is particularly unfortunate as the Malaya Cup match148 words
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Article332 1929-07-02 7 —Reuter. Easy Victories. IDDON SCORES ANOTHER (ENTURY. SURIEY DEFEATED. Lancashire, Sussex and Gloucestershire all won their matches in the County Cricket Championship by over an innings. The defeated sides were Worcester, Somerset and Northants respectively. Hampshire found two days’ sufficient to defeat Surrey at Brighton by a—Reuter. - 332 words
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Article84 1929-07-02 7 PROSPECTS OF SUCCESSFUL MEETING. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 2. There is every prospect of a successful race meeting in spite of the course being very hard owing to there having been no rain for several days. The final fast gallops were done this morning and84 words
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Article73 1929-07-02 7 $l,OOO WORTH OF GOODS STOLEN. Early this morning, between 3 to 4 a.m., the premises of Messrs. The Boon Pharmacy, Penang Road, were broken into and over $l,OOO worth of goods, comprising Zeiss binoculars, optical goods, cameras, fountain jens, clocks etc were Stolen. The thieves broke in73 words
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Article280 1929-07-02 7 We acknowledge with thanks the following subscriptions on behalf of Sir Ronald and Lady Robs Anon 5 Sardar Sahib Matab Singh J.P., 5 The Straits Echo 50 R. P. Phillips Eeq. 10 The Pinang Gazette 50 A. H. L. 10 Grateful 10 Mrs J. Reitsmi 25 W.280 words
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Article133 1929-07-02 7 TAMIL CHARGED WITH BREACH OF TRUST. At the Penang Police Court to day, Detective Inspector Gordon charged a Tamil youth with criminal breach < f trust in respect of one £1 note on May 6. The accused was a tamby employed at Messrs. John Little and Company,133 words
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Advertisement111 1929-07-02 7 LACE AND EMBROIDERY Buy dkract a* kaaataat pair—. Wkolaaala A SMppiaf ruet, aaslteae. ntoore, rate, tasakaa. Oaay, SWISS «DOING 8. I— irMia, SMlkap» 9 Iflounclnf, OOLOUIUED TBIMMUM, k h I li Im. I* nd aad whit» Md ethsa aeMnw, I SILK and VOUrtl VLOUNCUItt te Haek, I white and eoisun.111 words
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Article644 1929-07-02 8 There is food for thought and, incidentally, much that is debatable, to be found in the deliberations of the Indian Sea-going Passengers’ Enquiry Committee. At a largely attended special meeting held during the week-end several grievances were aired concerning the conditions of sea travel between Penang and644 words
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Article961 1929-07-02 8 A SOUND MIND—IN A SOUND BODY So long as he is satisfied, man is generally completely X By I) A VII) indifferent as to the suitability of his food. I l i all ONE of my early recollections is of a] nightly prayer at the family worship in which devout961 words
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Article636 1929-07-02 8 a K. C - WIVES ARE LEFT PENNILESS By a K. C. TH E recent case of the Londoner who left his wife One pair of my trousers, free of duty and carriage paid, as a symbol of what she wanted to wear in my lifetime but did636 words
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Advertisement125 1929-07-02 8 CLEAN!! WHITE I I TEETH I »f< v 4« ►> *}< KEEP I THEM I 4- CLEAN!! t 1' ►J4 i J “NEW MIX” j j TOOTH PASTE X A I Does Both. I ffiiwn H <M—iwin cbbwbmhmmmhmbmb 4< X T f I r r> The Special Alkali and juicy125 words
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Advertisement89 1929-07-02 8 E. O. Dance nights every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Tuesdays Saturdays—Evening Dress. Thursdays—Optional. Orchestra every day during Lunch and Dinner. Orchestral Concert every Sunday. THE IDEAL COMBINATION A pollinaris I'he Queen of Table Waters” AND Dewars White Label Whisky “The Rajah of Whiskies”. Agents. Henry Waugh Co., Ltd., (Formerly Katz89 words
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Miscellaneous25 1929-07-02 8 TIDE TABLES. High Water. Low Water. To-day. 8.39 a-m. 1.28 a-m 8.32 p.m. 2.42 p.m. To MORROW. 9.36 a.m. 2.39 a.m. 9.46 p.m. 4.02 p.m,25 words
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Obituary78 1929-07-02 8 DEATH. Tan Gaik E i Neoh, wife of the late Mr. Lim Cheang Hee o? chop Khoon Hong passed away on June 27, 1929, at 7.15 p.m. at her residence 202, Victoria-atreet, Penang, at the age of 51. She leavea four sons, four dauglTero-in-law three laughters and twenty grand children78 words
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734 1929-07-02 9 Reiter. 20 Runs. Fine Batting By Morkel And Christie. England 49 For 2. In the cricket Test Match yesterday the South Africans passed England's first innings total of 302 with a score of 322. The main scores being Morkel 88, Christie 71 and Owen-Smith 52Reiter. - 734 words
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Article131 1929-07-02 9 -Reuter. YESTERDAY’S DECISION, Tokio, July 1. An urgent Cabinet meeting this morning decided to tender its resignation to the Emperor probably to-morrow. Other high officials, such as the GovernorGeneral of Korea, and the President of the South Manchuria Railway are expected to resign shortly. It is-Reuter. - 131 words
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Article120 1929-07-02 9 —Rugby Radio Service. London, July 1. Mr. C. P. Scott has resigned the editorship of the Manchester Guardian, His son, Mr. E. T. Scott, the chief leaderwriter for the past three years succeeds him.— London, July 1. Van Learblack has returned to London and plans to restart—Rugby Radio Service. - 120 words
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Article261 1929-07-02 9 Reuter- SPAIN’S THANKS. MONSTER DEMONSTRATION AT MAV RID. CHEERS FOR KING GEORGE. The Spanish Ambassador it» London, Marquis Merry Del Vai, yesterday called on the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Arthur Henderson to officially express the thanks of the Spanish Government for the assistance rendered by the BritishReuter- - 261 words
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Article89 1929-07-02 9 -Reuter. SUGGESTED BARBED WIRE FENCES. Washington, July 1. Three thousand miles of barbed-wire three lines deep and seven feet high is the latest suggestion to prevent liquor trickling from Canada. The barricade is estimated to cost about £1,000,000 but Mr. Lowman, assistant-secretary to the Treasury, whose zeal was-Reuter. - 89 words
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Article55 1929-07-02 9 Reuter- ANGLO AMERICAN FINAL. Chantilly, July 1. In the French Open Golf Championship sem'-finals Westland (Chicago) beat the American, John Dawson, the recent favourite for the British Amateur title by 3 and 2. The 19 year old Englishman Fletcher of Dorset beat the Honourable Michael ScottReuter- - 55 words
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Article49 1929-07-02 9 —Reuter. TAKE REJUGE IN BRITISH TERRITORY. Calcutta, July 1. Nadir Khan is reported io have fled to Parachinar in the North-west Frontier Province following the capture of his headquarters at Gardez by tribesmen allied to Habibullah. Many fugitives from Gardez have taken refuge in British territory.-—Reuter. - 49 words
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Article442 1929-07-02 9 Reuter. Wonderful Reception. CHEERING MULTITUDE’S LOYAL WELCOME. INSPIRING SCENES. After their wonderful drive to Buckingham Palace through a mass of cheering humanity yesterday 'the King went on to the balcony accompanied by the Queen and other members of the Royal family. The King afterwards issuedReuter. - 442 words
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Advertisement45 1929-07-02 9 -afclX- Vtefr w~ —Xlfc, NOTICE >♦!< Our Branch Establish’nent 16 Bishop Street, Penang I [j Will be Closed at an Early Date WE NOW OFFER The whole of our STOCK-IN-TRADE I AT SMASHING PRICES Regardless of Cost. I FRA N KEL BROS., Singapore, K. Lumpur, Ipoh.45 words
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Advertisement173 1929-07-02 9 if 2 oz. Tin 4 oz. lin j 7 5 cts. $1.45 I This releases Ithe Vacuum and AJ Vallows tin ■jflz opener Factory Freshness in Malaya. I However remote the place, however difficult its climatic condi- J tions, however unreliable the Mails in a world of jj uncertainties inconceivable173 words
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Miscellaneous63 1929-07-02 9 ’ftp S is .-JMF pSMgg BL' ‘S H I-W A B J I HW* H I H A &yR w nf’ TO-NIGHT and TILL WEDNESDAY 3rd For The Laugh Of Your Life WALLACE BEERY in THE COMEDY FEATURE u Firemen, Save My Child” Ricordo Cortez and Lois Wilson in “NEW63 words
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Article983 1929-07-02 10 Scheme Of Finance. SUCCESSFUL DFMO.NSTHATION AREAS. TRAFFIC VIBRATION. THE Fourteenth Annual General Meeting of the members of Rubber Roadways, Limited, was held at the registered office, 2,3, and 4, Idol-lane, London, E. C recently. Sir Stanley Bois (chairman of the company) presided. The Chiirmw, in the course983 words
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Article69 1929-07-02 10 TO-DAY’S QUOTATIONS. Buyers. Sellers. Tin. Ayer Hitams 11/3 119 Bangrins 35/ 36/Batu Caves 1.55 1.60 Hong Fatts *67s .70 Hong Kongs 15/- 15/6 Kintas 1.75 Kuchais 1.47$ 1.52 j Norths «77$ .80 Rahmans 1.60 1.65 Ratruts 16/6 17/6 Souths .52$ .55 S. Ways 3.47$ 3.55 Talams 1-5069 words
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Article75 1929-07-02 10 TO DAY’S QUOTATIONS. Buyers. Sellers. Tin. Batu Caves 1.57| 1.60 Haad Yais 8/9 9/Hong Fatts .67$ .70 Johans .38 .40 Kents 6/- 6/3 ex Kuchais (Ord) 1.47$ 1.50 Lukuts 1.40 1.45 Malaya Consols••• .49 .51 ex Nawng Pets 1.00 1.05 Penawats .95 .97$ Putehs 1.45 1.50 Rahmans75 words
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Article96 1929-07-02 10 TO DAY’S QUOTATIONS. Buyers. Sellers. Mining, B. Padangs .36$ .38$ Bangrins 34/6 35/6 Batu Caves 1.56 1.58 Hitams .95 1.00 Haad Yais 8/9 9/3 Johans .38 .40 Kinta Dredges 1.75 1.77$ Kuchais 1.48 1.52 M. Consols. .50 .52 Norths .76 .79 Penawats .95 .97 Papans .12 .1496 words
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Article214 1929-07-02 10 The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Co’s share list at 11 a.m. to-day i Yesterday. To-day. E Shares. >» zs O s CO OT 0Q 00 ft C. ft 0. ft c. ft c. Rubber (Dollar). Ayer Panas 8.40 875 875 9-50 Colinsburgh 3.00214 words
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Article203 1929-07-02 10 Penang, July 2, 1929. ft cts. Benares Opium p. chest nom 5,0.0.00 C oves 90.00 Gold leaf sellers 72.00 Mace Pickings nom 170.00 Nutm j g« 80s •> 70.00 HOs 60.00 Oocoanuts per 1,000 50.00 Copra Suudried sales 8.65 Rattans eales 11.15 Rattans Coarse 10.60 Green Snail Shells203 words
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Article124 1929-07-02 10 Penang, July 2, 1929. \By Courtesy of The Chartered Bank). London Demand Bank 2/3 23/32 4 months* sight Bank 2/3 7/8 3 Credit 24 9/32 3 Documentary 2/411/32 Calcutta Demand Bank 154$ i 3 days’ sight Private 1571 c Bombay Demand Bank 154$ 2 Madras Demand Bank 1544 g«124 words
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Article126 1929-07-02 10 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE.) S.R. Sheet 35 cts. per pound per p1=446/66 No. 1 Crepe 35 cts per pound per pl 446/66 Steady. Lordon 10 9/16d New York 20| cts (gold) {By courtesy of Messrs. Allen Dennys). General Produce Agency Ltd. Spot 35$c per lb. July 35$c Aug/Sept. 36126 words
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Article142 1929-07-02 10 The Straits Trading Co., Ltd., gives the following prices on July 1: London Spot £202 Up 10s 3 mos. buying 205.2.6 7s 6d 3 selling 205.5 s 7s 6d Local. July 2: Singapore sold 225 tons at 4103.75 Penang buyers no sellers at 4103.75. Messrs. Eastern Smelting Co.,142 words
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Article64 1929-07-02 10 i ßugby Radio Service.) London, July 1. Parts, 124.00; New York 4.845«; Brussels, 34.925; Geneva, 25.205 Amsterdam, 12.071 Milan, 92.675 Berlin 20.355 Stockholm, 18.095 Copenhagen, 18.205 Oslo 18.195 Vienna. 34.495; Prague 1631 Helsingfors, 193 Madrid, 34.005 Lisbon, 108$ Athens, 375 Buena rest, 817$ Rio, 5$ Buenos Aires, 475%ißugby Radio Service.) - 64 words
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Article44 1929-07-02 10 The homeward mail by the s.s, Elephanta closes at 6 p.m. on Friday, the sth instant. The mails despatched from London on June 13 by the B. I. Rajula is expected to arrive here at 6 a.m. on Friday, the sth instant.44 words
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Article1161 1929-07-02 10 KENNEDY Co'S SHARE LIST NAMES. I 2.2 m G 8 RUBBER [Dollay.l 0 S c I 0 Allenby Rubber Co 2 15 2 30 er Alor Gajah Rubber Estate -I£o 1 75 Amalgamated Malay 9 o Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate 2 75 3 25 Ayer Kuning Rubber Batate* 42* 47i1,161 words
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Article301 1929-07-02 10 P. C.C. LAWNTENNIS TOURNAMENT. RESULTS AND TIES. ;JThe following are the rtsaita of tennis tournament lies played yesterday. Mixed Doubles Handicap :—5 Mr. and Mra. L.W. Arnold v Scr Miss Parfitt and R. Frazer Skinner twice played and unfinished 10—8, 9—10; —5 Mrs. E. J. Bennett and G. Bonnett beat301 words
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Advertisement105 1929-07-02 10 A Gentleman always looks well dressed in good clothes When in England, call and fit yourself out with clothes created by eminent Saville Row and West End tailors. [Receipts Produced] viz.. DAV IBS, SCHOLTE. POOLE, TAUTZ, SANDON. LESLEY and ROBERTS. HAWKES, etc. OVERCOATS, LOUNGE. SPORTS, DRESS SUITS, PLUS FOURS, etc.105 words
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Advertisement284 1929-07-02 10 New Advertisements. POSITION VACANT. Stenographer required in the Office of the State Engineer, Perak, at Taiping. Appointment, which is non-pension-able will be, in the first instance, on three months probation, at a salary of $l2O per mensem. Applications, in applicant’s own handwriting, accompanied by copies of testimonials, should be addressed284 words
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Article968 1929-07-02 11 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Mrs. Yeates, the wife of Dr. Yeates of Rim Estate, is spending a holiday in Singapore. Mr. Berry Hart, of Borneo Motors, Ltd., Ipoh, will shortly be leaving for Singapore on transfer. Mr. D. K. Hazlitt, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Kampar, has gone to Kuala Lumpur on transfer,968 words
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Article232 1929-07-02 11 —U.D.E. ENGINE CAPSIZES AT KUALA PILAH. A rather startling accident occurred to the engine car of the Bahau—Kuala Pilah train on Wednesday when it capsized at the Bth mile near the No. 11 telegraph post. The train left Juasseh at 3.41 p.m. and when it had passed the—U.D.E. - 232 words
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Article145 1929-07-02 11 MAN FROM SINGAPORE FOUND IN THE THAMES. A verdict of found drowned was recorded at a Walworth inquest in mail week on Mr. Cecil Charles Knowles, aged forty, of Granada-road, Southsea, whose body was found in the Thames, and according to medical evidence had been in the water145 words
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Article58 1929-07-02 11 —Keultr- OWING TO AIR BUMPINESS. New York, July 1. Mr. and Mrs Martin Jensen and William Ulbrich have abandoned their endurance attempt. They were unable to refuel owing to “bumpiness” of the atmosphere and landed at Rooseveltfield on Saturday evening. Mr. Ulbrich only learned of the—Keultr- - 58 words
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Article111 1929-07-02 11 seriously hurt. Rugby Radio Service. Mile Standing Start. BIRD STRIKES MECHANIC’S FACE. WHEN SPEEDING. London, July 1; Driving his British Sunbeam car at Brooklands to-day, Kaye Don, the famous racing motorist beat the world’s record for a standing start over a mile at 100.77 milesseriously hurt.—Rugby Radio Service. - 111 words
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Article151 1929-07-02 11 —Rtuier- TRAINING OF CADETS. Nanking, July 1. ASINO BRITISH agreement has been signed providing for the training of Chinese Naval Cadets in Great Britain and the engagement, by the Chinese Government, of a British Naval Mission to assist in the development of the Chinese Navy. It is—Rtuier- - 151 words
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Article84 1929-07-02 11 was fully discussed, Rugby Radio Service. INDUSTRY DISCUSSED. London, July 1. The Prime Minister, accompanied by Mr. J. H. Thomas, the Minister responsible for employment, Miss Bondfield, Minister for Labour Mr. Graham Board of Trade and Mr. Ben Turner, Minister for Mines; met Mr. Evanwas fully discussed,—Rugby Radio Service. - 84 words
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Article337 1929-07-02 11 70 VOLUNTEERS PARADE. GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN NUMBERS. The “At Home” given by the committee of the Eurasian Association, Penang Branch, to members and to the Penang Eurasian Volunteers yesterday at the Volunteer Headquarters in Peel Avenue proved a great success. Mr. J. W. B. Ogle, President,337 words
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Article183 1929-07-02 11 British United Press- WHAT WOMAN’S ARREST REVEALED. Montreal, July 1. The arrest of a woman and her two children in a starving condition at a point just over the American border has revealed the existence of a smuggling ring in Montreal, it is claimed. The woman, Mrs.British United Press- - 183 words
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Article166 1929-07-02 11 FOK THIRSTY ISLANDERS. The curious trade of selling water to thirsty islanders will be followed by the steamship Egadi, which has just been launched at the Venice shipyards of the Ernesto Breda Company. But specially for this trade, the Egadi carries huge fresh water tanks166 words
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Article732 1929-07-02 11 THE NEEDS OF AFRICA. Enactments In The Straits Settlements. THE annual conference of the British Commonwealth League was opened last month at the Royal Society of Arts. John-street, Adelphi. Delegates came from a large number of societies throughout the Empire. Mrs. Corbett Ashby, the president of732 words
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Article101 1929-07-02 11 Today’s Departure»» City of Tokio for Port Swettenham, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama, Dairen, Taku Bar, Tsiugto and Hankow. Phemius for Belawan (Deli), ’Port Swettenham, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan. Kuala for Belawan (Deli). Klang for Port Swettenham and Singapore. Hong Hwa for Rangoon. The following ships are101 words
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Article565 1929-07-02 11 CLOSE DAILY except (Sunday). BT TRAIN. Federated and Non-Federated Malay States Malacca, Johore and Singapore. Registration and Parcel Post, except where ohcrwise stated, close half an hour earlier than the Ordinary mail. Resumption Of Night Mail Servlck. The following additional mails will be closed Daily (Sunday excepted) at565 words
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Advertisement19 1929-07-02 11 Grand Hotel, Medan Entirely j Renovated Most Suitable for Tourists. Travellers and Families. I Special Rates for Commercial Travellers.19 words
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Miscellaneous34 1929-07-02 11 ipqpnp SwE rw You are only 16 and want to marry my ’daughter Can you afford to keep a family Rather —I have charge of the petty cash box at the office.”— Dorfbarbier, Berlin.34 words
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Article381 1929-07-02 12 SPECIAL POST OFFICE. Reception Of Foreign Teams. Foreign teams visiting England in order to take part in the Schneider Trophy contest next September will be given accommodation at Calshot Seaplane Station, at the entrance to South ampton Water. HERE thfi British team is already at work, but381 words
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Article175 1929-07-02 12 A race round the world bj steamship, rail, and aeroplane is being undertaken by a New York ice dealer, Raffaele Maiullari, who is on his way to Europe in the liner Mauretania. Maiullari is confident that he will complete the round trip in a month at175 words
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Article168 1929-07-02 12 Flight-Lieutenant Scholefield, who was killed in the flying accident at Shepporton, was known to his friends, and also to a considerable section of the public, as “Tiny” Scholefield because he was England’s heavy-weight pilot. He ranked high among test pilots, the elite of the service. Not long168 words
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Advertisement139 1929-07-02 12 I R. YOUNG Co., Ltd. I Civil, Constructional and Sanitary I Engineers and Contractors. Estimates, Layouts Particulars Given I for 8 Sanitary Installations Large Stocks I t Sanitary Fittings I Cast Iron Soil Pipes and Connections i Cast Iron Drain IDoultons Stoneware Pipes Connections I f I A V sHANtS139 words
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Advertisement512 1929-07-02 12 Beauty is marred when gnms break down Daily care may safeguard beauty and youth frum such dread diseases as Pyorrhea, Gingivitis aad Trench Mouth—diseases that attack under» < > urished, under-exercised gums diseases that only expesE dental treatment can thwart when once contracted. So avail yuursuif of the skill of512 words
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215 1929-07-02 13 VON KUHLMANN’S OVERTURES. Secret Negotiations In Paris. Herr Von Kuhlmann, formerly Ger man I nder-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, has for some time, it is learnt, been carrying on secret negotiat ons in Paris during the meeting of the present Reparations ConferenceI It215 words
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Article260 1929-07-02 13 DISEASE THAT FOLLOWS IRRIGATION. Discussing the effects of irrigation on human health in a report issued by the Empire Marketing Board, Dr. J. F. C. Haslam states that unfortunately the increase of fertility due to irrigation has brought several undesirable factors in its wake. “Irrigation is followed260 words
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Article111 1929-07-02 13 British United Preu. GERMAN DIFFERENTIATION FOR LINENS Berlin, June 29. Fifteen German manufacturers, dis tributors and consumers of linen and mixtures have agreed to a system standards for the marking and sale of linen and textiles containing linen. In accordance with the new system the label “pureBritish United Preu. - 111 words
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Advertisement265 1929-07-02 13 ELLWm HELMETS ■"«st 0N famous HAVING jSSSSjSk for AN over ELLWOOD. 100 YEARS. OBTAINABLE FROM ALL STOREKEEPERS. JOHN ELLWOOD SONS. Giwt ChartotU Sheet. London. 8. E. 9 jS%£\ m x (M \j! M pgKfi r MlMt» W? I /KL rag Th® Piieamiifss of Sporting enjoyed by h-m who enjoys good^heaitfL^fhi^requirejuenta"of265 words
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Advertisement293 1929-07-02 13 l W r .'«i<l! l JBiBaBJIMIMgWWt&iIIirTIIII UlN—Kg—l—- i «mi i ii ———i——_ oi cMore than Annoying... Deadly! The mosquito’s sting is fraught with danger. Malaria, filariasis, yellow fever, dengue, and other wasting diseases may follow in its wake. Do not tolerate this menace. Kill mosquitoes easily, quickly. Spray Flit. Flit293 words
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Advertisement106 1929-07-02 14 PLAYERS CIGARETTES V oW «si B^®ShErL-•■■ wk t WflMl .l JlBfi iBIJ HIH| gglPigWMplhHFlfe' f •'■'s agas£i;"-: a~ •*<«# '-.u tn— ‘jJ JWC tw'-R •;v. X -/Mfig -t AI. l3 JfitaAffv; *tf ***t3* > s orv M lit: *iF :-?-r*4. -'^ffi-dajgEHp Hn co r S;J Hi Of n HH:: *yif*106 words
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Article552 1929-07-02 15 CHOWRABTA MARKET Penang, July 2, 1929. dtton ct Mutton Indian per lb 55 Head Sheep or «o<t each 1-30 Liver with heart A lune do 1.50 Tripe do 1.00 Goat or Sheep per lb 55 Sweet Bread pair 40 Suet 40 Kidney pair 30 Feet the fonr 5G552 words
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Advertisement129 1929-07-02 15 (TRADE MARK, THE FERTILIZERS OF THE I. G. Stikstof Verkoop Mij. (1. G. Nitrogen Sales Co., Ltd.,) Semarang, Java. SOLE AGENTS: Henry Waugh Co., Ltd., (Formerly Katz Brothers, Limited,) I COOLIE PROOF PUMP II EDINA I I jjKs-u I h JrL et SmeritMi «nd DiMharge» tWmaMdiat» Delivery p n et129 words
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Advertisement243 1929-07-02 15 CTmxiTixEiniir troxnanm mnjiwxn ±rrp. p Never in history of Motor cycling has such wonderful Motor cycle value been offered a: i-< 19 2 9 i B. S. A. i MOTOR CYCLES. 1.74 h.p. $285 3.49 Twin Port OH. V. $545 t E 2,49 h.p. de luxe 375 4.93 Light Port243 words
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Advertisement1333 1929-07-02 16 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE. OIW'R INTENDED SAILINGS FROM PENANG. WEEKLY SERVICE. LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. PERSECS July 4 Marseilles. London, Rotterdam and Hamburg. AUTOMEDON July 12 London, Rotterdam and Hamburg. SSXR'EDON July 18 Miraeilles, London, Rotterdam and Glasgow. LYCk N July 26 London, Rotterdam and Himburg. A wmi—ty AT* IDOMENEUS1,333 words
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Advertisement524 1929-07-02 16 P. 0.-BRUISH INDIA and *rc*R 1-INES InooWOBATHi SaobA.o.) ■AILPAMSaMR ARD OARSO SSRVIC-s. Prntaulsr .nd Orismal S. N. C. un<tar ««Hln.» "'“M contract with HI, M.J.*ty*> G«vww- ln<U» c, .> LM ment, London and Far East MaH Sarvlrt. (looorporatwi ia Unhand.) Outwards from London tor China and J«P«" doe Penang. or524 words
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