Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 21 August 1929

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 191. VOL. LXXXVII. WEDNESDAY, 21st AUGUST, 1929. PRICE IO CENTS
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      14 1 T. NAGATA BROTHERS. DENTISTS. Heid Office nut to the Dicpensiry. Branch Office U, UithjStreet
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      1822 2 POSITIONS VACANT. •NOTICES- TENDERS INVITED- J Cw-alv Fctntp The Municipal Commissioners of J Of? A L E M A M "VS X"XYonnp intelligent Assistant reqnired UCely IStilte. hereby jnvite Z_S UK V a g A g A for -Hjdrauhc Mine m Pera tenders for the undermentioned work pnrRPS iso 200
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    A Nation Of Neurotics.
    733 3 Tendency Of Life To-day. Professor Warns TeaDrinkers. AN increasing tendency for modern society to become supersensitive and neurotic was referred to by Professor W-E. Dixon in his presidential address to the Physiology Section, at the British Association meeting at Cape Town recently. This fact, he said,
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    NEWS KEPT FROM DAUGHTER.
    154 3 ENGLISHWOMAN’S CRASH DOWN PRECIPICE. In a girls’ college at Chorley Wood Hertfordshire, is a pathetic little figure a blind girl, 13 years of age, whose re latives have so far not found the courag to tell her that her mother, Mrs. Kath leen Furniss, aged 38,
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    UNDERWORLD OF BOMBAY.
    328 4 PECULIAR DANGER. New Law to Control Hooligans. Mb. Hot so n (Home Member), introducing the Presidency Areas Security Bill in the Bombay Legislative Council, said it would be placed permanently on the statute book but would be put into force in Bombay and suburbs only in times
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    "WILL DOMINATE PARLIAMENT."
    261 4 MR. LLOYD GEORGE ON LIBERAL PARTY. A’thcugb we have only been sitting a few daje, :s cn old Parliamentarian 1 can see that the present P.-rliament is already imprested with the Liberal Party, It is not merely successful in its debating quility, but it is wonderfully informative.
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    PENANG WAR MEMORIAL FUND.
    84 4 A Dane* will be held at the E. O. Hotel <n Saturday, 24th August, commencing at 9.30 p.m. The Penang Branch of the bx Services Association of Malaya are inaugurating the Dance, proceeds of which are in aid of the Penang War Memorial Fund. Tide's may
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      659 4 B A KB. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated in Hongkong) Authorise'} Capital r 4,te®,ote Issued and fully paid up Eoserre Fundi Sterling «u’S’te! Silver Reserve Liability of Proprietor» 82«.004.te0 Head Office—HONGKONG. Branches and Agencies. Amoy, Bangkok, Batavia, Bombay, Calcutta. Canton, Colombo. Chefoo, Dairen, Foochow, Hankow, Hongkew, Harbin, Haiphong. Hamburg,
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      479 4 J I I i tcMl- fe ra LESLIE, A BONNIE GIAXO BOY I Learn from 1 KX the Doctors if •V/ B Doctors’ wide experience has convinced them that the right food is the key to practically every baby problem. inat is why they advise Cnaxo. lhe doctors know that
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    NOTTS. CHAMPIONSHIP LEAD.
    386 5 County Cricket. GLOUCESTER’S CHANCE TO-DAY. needle match. London, August 20. NOTTS improved its chances o f winning the county championship by defeating nncashire at Nottingham on the first inning B Gloucester lost ground by losing on the first innings to Surrey at Cheltenham and it may be
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    PENANG LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION.
    233 5 OPEN TOURNAMENT. Cheah Wat Hye And Valberg Def ated. The only geme last night which attracted much interest web the doubles match between Yeow Woe Yong and Tan Thean Seang, Cheah Wat Hye and E. C. Valberg. The former pair were defeated in the second round
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    S.X.R.C.’s VISIT TO TAIPING.
    292 5 GREAT SUCCESS. A party representing the St. Xavier’s R creation Club visited Taiping, and engaged the local teams in a series of games during the week-end. The following are tbe results Thursday Tennis arranged by M Lee K'm Loor, W. A. Williams and N sbikav a
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    County Cricket.
    196 5 Positions In Championship Table. (Including Matches finished on August 20), o d g d a os 3 d «2 > F w L f s fc(£ Njtts(3) 24 12 2 4 4 2 192 136 Yorkshire (4) 24 9 1 8 4 2 192 Gloucester (5) 25 13
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    TAIPING FOOTBALL CUP COMPETITION.
    289 5 FIRST ROUND MATCH. Chinese Nondtscripts A Defeat Wednesday XI. (From Oar Own Correspondent.) Tai ping. August 20. In the firat round of the football com" petition for the Eliatamby Cup, the Chinese No 'descripts “A”, who are the holders of th*» Kem.e Cup, the Wednesday XI,
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    PREPARING FOR SCHNEIDER TROPHY RACE.
    91 5 Reuters 340 M. P. H. ATTAINED. London, August 20. According to the newspapers a speed c f 340 miles an hour is to have b‘ en attained bv the S Rolls Rovce British Schnoidnr trophy seaplane, H wa by Flying Officer Waghorn yesterdiy at Ciishot.
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    BRITISH TENNIS SUCCESSES IN AMERICA.
    147 5 —Center WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP. Forest Hill, August 21. The only surprise in the second round of tbe American Wcmen’a Tennis Ch&m pionship in which the British Wightman Cop team are playing was the d<f -atof Mrs. Shepherd Barron by a 16 year old p layer, Miss
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    SINGAPORE SOCCER NEWS.
    82 5 PLAYER SUSPENDED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, August 20. The Welch Regiment soccer team is visiting Ipoh this we»k-end toplay a selected team. At a meeting of the Disciplinary Board held yesterday it Was decided to suspend Donald of the S. C. O. for ungentkmanly behavi. ur
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    MALAYA CUP.
    33 5 PENANG GIVES SELANGOR A WALK OVER. The Malaya Cup match between Selangor and Penang wtrch was arranged to be played at Kuala Lumpur on Saturriav will net t&k- 3 having uC.-
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    THE KING’S RESTORATION TO HEALTH.
    83 5 —Reuter. PROGRESS CONTINUES. Breathing And Other Physical Exercises Taken. London, August 20. A bulletin issued to-diy says that the progress of the King’s restoration to health continues. His Majesty will be able to proceed to Sandringham in a few days. The wound is steadily diminishing
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    TAIPING PROFESSIONAL RACES.
    150 5 SCRATCHINGS AND FINAL SELECTIONS. (By Tic-Tbc.”) The following are the scratch ng< for to day’s races at Taiping V Race 1 Pudnor. Race 2 Silent Meg. Race 6 All Speed. Race 7 Met'n°, Bob Marsh, Titania and Sahib, Race 8 Polianth r, Karickar, Dawn of Day, Monte
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    ZEBROWSKI STATIONED AT SINGAPORE?
    136 5 NOTORIOUS COMMUNIST. Man who was Expelled from Ceylon. (From Oar Ovn Correspondent) Colombo, August 21. Singapore, where his movements were closely watched, is now believed to be the centre of the activities of Zebrowsk», the Communist, who was recently expelled from Ceylon after being caught redhanded
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    NO NEWS OF ATLANTIC FLIERS.
    105 5 —Reuter. SEVERAL HOURS OVERDUE. Nt w York, August 20. Until con this afternoon (Greenwich Mean Time) no report had been received ftom the Switzerland, piloted by Kaeser. It was last reported to be passiug over the Aza-eg yesterday evening. Later. The aeroplane, which had not
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    GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY CEASES PAYMENT.
    106 5 —Reutcr- RESULT OF SPECULATIVE TRANSACI lONS. Btrlin, August 20Tte old es'ablished, General Insurance Company of Frankfort, one of the two leading insurance compani s, has ceased payment, it is alleged, as the result of speculative transactions in which the total capital of 25,000, 00 marks
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    METEOROLOGISTS AND EMPIRE FORECASTS.
    95 5 Reuter. LONDON OOSPMĔNCB. London, Augni>t The leading meteorologists of the British Empire met at the Air Ministry to day to discuss weather fo ecasting in its bearing on the Empire generally, and also on aviation and agriculture. Lord Thomson, wh) pres' led, said he hoped the
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    TREBITSCH LINCOLN IN HOLLAND.
    55 5 —Reuter, “MOVED ON” BY POLICE. The Dai y Express states that the exMember of Parliament, Mr. Tr-bitsch L’ncoln, who arrived in Holland recently frem China, was cross-examined by the police at Amsterdam, who decided that be could ro‘. remain in Holland, so he passed on to
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    MACDONALD-DAWSS CONVERSATIONS.
    197 5 .—Rater. A DISTINCT ADVANCE. Premier On Result Of Interview. London, August 20. Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, the British Premier, interviewed by Reuter at Lossiemouth, said that General Dawes visited him yesterday in order to exchange views, “upon a message from Washington, which 1 was studying, as this together with
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    “MOPPING MABEL” SUED BY EX-PROHIBITION CHIEF.
    99 5 Reuter. ALLEGED DEFAMATION. S Louis, August 21. Mrs. Mibel Walker Willebrand), the ex-assistant United States AttorneyGeneral, in charge of the enforces e t of prohibition, is being sued for $1.000,000 damages b/ the ex-Chief of the St. L uis Federal Prohibitioi Department on tbe
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    GALWAY-LONDON AIR MAILS.
    95 5 EXPERIMENTAL FLIGHT. London, August 20. It is officially stated in Dublin to-day that the Irish Free State post office has sanctioned the• xoeriment of transferring mfls fr'm tbe North German Lloyd lirer, Karlsruhe, when she arrives at Galway, to an aeroplane which will be piloted to London
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    COMING EVENTS.
    118 5 Aug 21—Taipiiig Turf Club 2..d day. Perang Lawn Terms Tournament,- Contd. 5 p.m; 22 Penang L»wn Temig Tournament, Contd. 5 p.m. 23 Ministering Children’s League Entertainment at the R sidency. Penang Lawn Tennis T umam»nt Contd. 5 p.m. 24 Taip’ng Turf Club races, last day. M nistering Children’s
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      34 5 MKB j ‘IX p ‘To find cut about this p erson yo love, you must describe what you remember of her.” “Will a wa t on her left arm help?’— Sueii HuihOr, M -driJ.
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    552 6 Mr. G.W. D the Sitiawan planter, has arrived b ek from Home. Dr. C.V. Boland, of Singapore, has g riie to Fraser’s H H for a short holidayw iu ■iiiifiiii -irii Nir. Mb< kini on, of United F ginerrs, I td„ Ipoh, will shortly be Je vng
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    BURMA WILL ALWAYS BE “WET.”
    186 6 PROHIBITION IMPOSSIBLE. Minister’s View. Af;er a prolonged debate in the Burma Legislative Council the resolution moved by Mr. Tun Win n commending the formation of a P ovinciai Excise 1 o_.rd, consisting of twelve non-officials and the Minister as Chairmen, wntu final power to regulate
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      474 6 I— —■“““I LAST 9 WEEKS OF OUR GREAT ANNUAL SALE. Half a Million Dollars Worth of Good Stock at m.. Bargain. Prices. SHIRT SHIRT I plJ_—-gj OFFER j|f OFFER I Stiff Collars. •>»*» I Four fold 1 nen finish fabric* 'X Soft Collars. Our excess flock to be t. *>
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      188 6 By ppoinlment oH,i Excellency i/^’y _X Sir Hush Clifford bre f° r The Mala Vc, MC S. GC.M.G CB E Lay ana Brunei [DUN LOP THE STANDARD by which ALL TYRES I x are The Dunlop Rubber Co., (S.S.) Ltd. Singapore. Distributors K. LEE SAN CO., —81, Beach S’reet, Penang.
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    Municipal Employee Again In Dock.
    3268 7 Alleged Misuse Of Genuine Cash Chits. No Forged Documents. Lengthy Cross-Examination Of Mr. Howlett. Questions Of Procedure. The cross-examination of Mr, L.M. Howlett, assistant-secretary to the Municipal Commissioners, in connection rvith the charge of criminal breach of trust against a former Municipal clerk occupied the
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      357 7 I Singapore Cold Storage I Co., Ltd., J PENANG. P [I Suggestions Jor Sold tiffin: Roast Leg Pork Pressed Salt Pork If I Pressed Brisket Beef h r Bologna Sausage I Windsor Sausage Brawn Sausage ’Phone 602 I F I. L AUCTION. NOTICE OF S ALE. Of Special interest to
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    JUSTICE AGLEY.
    440 8 There are many ways of administering justice, but only one correct way. The correct way however does not appear to commend itself to the courts in Southern Siam where a certain employer has been made the victim of the most extraordinary judgment it has ever been our lot
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    THE TEST OF EFFICIENCY.
    247 8 According to a Singwore contemporary, brokers in London are of tbe opinion that rhareh aiders in rubber corn panies should resist the leniency to r«frain from publishing all-in cists. We shsre th.st < pinion. Publication of all-in cost-’, besides being a test of effic ency, has
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    THOUGHTS ON TIME.
    125 8 Who loses a day loses a life,—Emerson. To choose time is to save time.—Bacon. Time is the wises* counsellor. —Pericles. Time, O my friend, is money.— Bulwer Lytton. Time is generally ths best medicine. Ovid. Hh who gains time gains everything.— Etrl of Bebc jnsfield. The wisest
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    LORD ABERDEEN’S STORIES.
    59 8 To the Books of Humour Series,” in which M ssrs. Valentine Sons have sent s» much cheering Scott sh humour to the South, has just been added a new booklet Jokes Cracked by Lord Aberdeen (1 6 i.). Ic gives some debghtfut eximplesof the stories which hav«
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    By the Way.
    1376 8 IKE ca’s in a new home here we J (sy find ourselves established nore or let-g—in our new premises with the difficult task f icing us of creating out of the new and strange the old atmosj h ‘re of cosy untidiness whch ail newspaper men know
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    NEWS IN BRIEF.
    193 8 RvuUrr London, August 20. The total number of unemployed on August 12 was 1,169,300. This was 15,171 mo r e than the fortnight before, and 144,859 ess than the year before. The total was exclusive cf persons rend«iel idle by the disnute in the cotton industry. —Rugby
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      195 8 Just Arrived Direct from England. <» OYSTERS. LOBSTERS. YOUNG RABBITS, BACON, CAMEMBERT CHEESE, ST. IVEL. ROQUEFORT, LOCH FYNE HERRINGS, PORK, LAMB, DOVER SOLES. In addition to the above we have received many other delicacies suitable for Tiffins Picnics, Etc. ’Phone 335. Pritchard 8 Co., Ltd., Penang. (Incorporated in S.' S.)
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      46 8 E. fe 9 O. SPECIAL NOTICE. Every Sunday morning our Salon Orchestra will play from 11-15. Why not enjoy your morning refreshers to pleasing music INSIST ON DEL MONTE FRUITS. THE BEST. RUNNYMEDE HOTEL, Ltd. Fresh Native Oysters, Lobsters, Dover Soles, Etc. Wm. HAROLD TERRY, Manager.
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    Sutcliffe And Hammond To The Rescue.
    830 9 Test Match Drawn. Yorkshire Batsman’s Unparalleled Feat. Separate Centuries. The final Test match between England and South Africa at the Oral ended to-day in a draw. The South Africans con'inuing their first innings yesterday morning compiled 4g2 for the loss of 8 wickets when
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    GRAF ZEFPELIN IN JAPAN.
    99 9 Reuter- ALL WELL. Shanghai, August 20. A message from Kasumigaura reports the gr<.unding at 6.27 yesterday evening °f the Graf Zeppelin which was harga-ed at 7.7. A brief customs inspc.ioa was carried cut before the passengers, all of whom are well and in good spirits, left
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    SITUATION IN CHINA STILL GRAVE.
    396 9 .—Reuter. 200 CASUALTIES REPORTED. THE RESULT OF RUSSIAN INCURSIONS. MINOR CASES OF SABOTAGE. Summing up the situation in Manchuria a reliable foreign report from Harbin states that the situation on the frontier is grave. The total Chinese casualties so far, as the result of Russian
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    THE MAILS.
    40 9 The homeward mail by the s.s Mahva closes at 6 p.m. on Friday, the 23rd instant. The P. O. Karmala with mails despitchel from London on August 1 is expected to arrive here at 7 a.m. to morrow.
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    M. BRIAND AND MR. SNOWDEN MEET AGAIN.
    483 9 J. Reuter, Hague Discussion. QUIET EXCHANGE OF VIEWS. HOPE OF AGREEMENT. A meeting took place yesterday at the Hague, between Mr. Snowden, the British Chancellor of the Exchequer, and M. Briand, the French Premier. An official communique states that M. Briand and Mr.
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    AMERICAN TARIFF BILL.
    97 9 ADVANTAGES TO COTTON MANUFACTURERS. Washington, August 20. The cotton manufacturers are eiven slight advantage under the new Tar.ff Bill. The duty on sewing thread is in creased from 25 to 30 per cent printed, dyed and co onred woven cotton cloth, 16 to 20 per cenf. but
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    WOMAN FLYER’S TRAGIC DEATH.
    104 10 Reuter. JUMPED FROM PLANE. N*w York, August 21. The sn cilled “Powder Puff Derby namely, the Wombs’ Trans-Continental Aviation Marathon in which 19 com editors’, including Miss Earhart, the TransAtlantic flier, are flying from Santa Monica, California to Cleveland, Ohio.for prizes totalling £5OOO was marred by
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    MUNITION DUMP BLOWS UP.
    86 10 7?» liter. GREAT DAMAGE CAUSED. PodhariM, August 20. The munition dump at Fort Domnesti, twelve miles dis u n\ blew up, probably OW ng to excessive heat. The exolodons continued all night. Gieit damage was done. The dsath roll is not yet estimated, but only fifty
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    GREAT EXCITEMENT IN AUSTRIA.
    83 10 Reuter T .LK OF CIVIL WAR. Vienna, August 21. Taere is great rxc ttmeut in Austria as the result of a clash between Heimwehr (Faecia'b) and the Socialist, Styria, on Sunday in which ih-ee were killed and ir jured. There is talk o c evil war.
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    P.C.C. LAWN BOWLS TOURNAMENT.
    67 10 YESTERDAY’S TIEL The following are tne resu’ts of bowls tournament ties played yesterday: M xed Tonbies Handicap Scr Mr Mrs. Reimann beat Scr Mrs Dtwgon G R F Sau l ham 21—15; 3 Mr and Mrs T A Wemys’ beat 4 Mrs Mason D Me L°od
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    PRODUCE PRICES.
    171 10 Penang, August 21. 1929. I cts. Benares Opium p. chest nom 5,0 0.00 C oves 90.00 Gold leaf sellers 72.00 Mace Pickings nom 170.00 Nutmegs 80s 70.00 110 s 60.00 Oocoanuts per 1,000 50.00 Copra Sundried sales 9 35 Ra-tans Rales 11.15 Rattans Coarse 10.60 Green Snail Shells
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      THE SHARE LIST.
      475 10 The following were the latest quotation* in MESSRS. KENNEDY Co’» share list at 11 a.m. to-day 1 Yes’erday. To-day tn m on 00 Shares. *2 0 J? CQ 00 DQ 00 tc. Sc. S c. Ic. Rubber (Dollar). erak R. V. 225 2.50 2.25 2.50 cum Mining.
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      SINGAPORE PRICES.
      59 10 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE.) S.R. Sheet 33 4 cts, per pound per nl $45/No. 1 Crepe 34 cts. per pound per pl $45/33 Quiet. London 10 3/1 6 1 New York 19| cts.gold {By Courtesy of Messrs. Allen Dennys). General Produce Agency Ltd. Spot 34c p’r lb. Sept. 1929
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      CHARLES BRAD BURNE CO., LTD.
      484 10 weekly share report. London, 3 months :—£212.10 0L do “•ipot”:—£2oB 12.61. S ngapore $107.87|. The Metal closes £2.17,6 down ov p r the period under review. In the tin share market the same counters referred to last week continued to attract m<s v attention. IT
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      EXCHANGE.
      75 10 P»nang, August 21, 1929. (By Courtesy of The Chartered Bank), On London Bank Demand 2/3 23/32 4 m/si 2/3 27/3 Private 3 m/ct Credit 2/4 3 8 3 Documenta y 2 4 7/16 n New York Bank D mand 55| 0, France T.T. 1,420 India T.T. 155 Bangkok T.T.
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      KENNEDY & Co's SHARE LIST.
      1212 10 KENNEDY Co's SHARE LIST. «I« I NAMES. 5 3 i 3 g I w I hS I I RUBBER (Dollar.) 9 c 9 c 9 c 111« nby Rubber Os 2 2 n 2 40 \lor krajat Rubber Batate H) 1 83 ex Amalgamated Malay Estates 3 2) 3 30
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    VISIT OF THE LONDON COMEDY COMPANY.
    416 11 PEN.iNG’d THEATRE WEEK. Repertoire Of Latest London Successes. THE Lawson Sidney London Company will be at the Town Hall during the whole of next week from Monday to Saturday. During that week i different play will be staged each night. The choice of plays
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    MR. JUSTICE DEANE.
    1090 11 —S. F. P. A TEMPERATE. JUST AND PATIENT JUDGdJ. Farewell Tributes. An interesting event in the annals of the law in Malaya took place in the Supreme Court, Singapore, before the Chief Justice (Sir William Murison) on Monday morning when the entire Bit officially hade farewell to
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      90 11 TO BE HAPPY THOUGH HOT TO BE HAPPY THOUGHT HOT. A Secret Worth Knowing. The chief secret of keeping cheerful and “fit” no matter how high the temperature climbs is to take due care of the liver and intestinal tract. Used when needed, Pinkettes keep the system clean and cool,
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      109 11 i i’l J OVER j finely Years I Experience I IN Phormocij fl‘ li' is the combined record of our manager and the two senior men of our dispensing j staff. :l THAT EXPERIENCE IS AT 1 OUT SERVICE S DONT TAKE RISKS I by entrusting your pres- criptions to
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    A RIDE OF TERROR.
    1173 12 Shikari's Amazing Experience In Northern Transvaal. H ere is a sto’y I heard fr m a friend who at one titre farmed in the Louis Trie hardt district, in the northern Tiansvaal, which is not so vtry far from the National Park game resei ve, v
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    K.P.M. LINER’S TOURIST TRIP.
    528 12 PORTS OF CALL. Round Trip Of 27 Days. The K. P, M. has decided to organise notber tourist trip by the sb amer b.p. Op Ten Jhe cru’se will commence from Batavia on 7th February, 1930 and will include the following—Dutch B rneo, Hong Kong, Philippinee,
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