Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 3 May 1930

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILV No. 100. VOL. LXXXVIII. SATURDAY, 3rd MAY, 1930. PRICE 10 CENTS
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    DENUNCIATION OF HINDENBURG,
    302 3 VIRUuKNr ATTACK. Unfit To Wear The Old Uniform. PRESIDENT Hindenburg is attacked with extraordinary and unprecedented virulence by his former QuartermasterGeneral. No one has yet dared to use such language publicy about theuitiona hero. The most astounding blow in his savage attack is that wuich concludes it.
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    The Death Penalty In Siam.
    163 3 The Sri Krung suggests that, ip these days whm oiher cviiized countries are talking of abohshu g the death penalty, the responsible anta ricies here should gravely consider the matter with a view to some sort of a reform. As an instance of much cruelty
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    FAMILY TRAGEDIES OF CHINA.
    752 4 BOATMEN AND BRIGANDS. The Filial Son Who Followed His Mother. FAMILY affection of the most intense kind is still to be found in Chinese homes. In a little house outside Hanyang a family named Yu has lived for many years. The matriarch had reached the age
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    ENGLISH LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
    210 5 CONCLUDING MATCHES. Promotion And Relegation. CHELSEA AT URY. THE following matches in the English League are to be played to-day DIVISION I. Arsenal v Aston Villa Birmingham v Leicester C Blackburn R. v Liverpool Burnley v Derby C. Everton v Sunderland Huddersfield T v Grimsby T. Manchester
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      133 5 o o TALKIES AT THE MAJESTIC. “THE GRAND PARADE.” To-night At 6.45 and 9.30 p.m., and Sttodoy. Davis Cup. FIRST ROUND TIE RESULTS. The following are the reults of matches played in the first round of the Davis Cup Switzerland v. Australia. Zurich.—Moon (Australia) beat Chiesa 4-6, 6-2, 6-1, 6-1.
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    HOBBS’S WONDERFUL OPENING.
    335 6 Two Centuries. SKIII. REMAINS' EADIMIMSHtD. 172 CENTURIES. London, May 2. THE outstanding feature of the first-class cricket matches which ended yesterday was a brilliant century by Hobbs in each Surrey innings against Glamorgan at the Oval. The Surrey idol has now scored 172 centuries in first-class cricket.
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    ENGLISH TEAM VISITING AMERICA.
    222 6 POLO MATCH. BRIT SH PLAYERS OPTIMISTIC. CAPTAIN’S LETTER. New York, May 2. The United States is preparing for the English Polo team that is shortly to sail for America, realising that a hard struggle faces them this year Sixteen of the leading Polo players of the
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      83 6 v 1 mi■■ i •v- 1 ~,3 PZ—L I 1930-31 GENERAL CATALOGUE Containing Over 225 PAGES Fully Illustrated NOW READY FOR POSTING. It Ilf you do not receive one within the next I few days send us a card or phone Penang 4q6 and one will be sent you by
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      13 6 You should give Martell’s Brandy the preference ever others as it is superlative.
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    NEW CROSS-WORDS COMPETITION.
    411 7 $2OO A Week. SUNDAY GAZETTE OFFER. STARTING TO-MORROW. I’he attention of readers and their friends is invited to the offer f the Sunday Gazette of $2OO a we<’h in connection with its Cross words Puzzle Competition, an old favourite re-introduced now that ♦in football season at Home
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    May-Day In Bangkok.
    101 7 M \NY CHINESE ARRESTED. tom Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, May 2. At V.ngkok May-Day incident included a. n < r of arrests of Chinese, following the ding of a notification posted calling the .i< nibers who were unregistered at the Sean s' Union to observe May Day
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    Tornado In America.
    56 7 Reuter. 20 I ER.-ON DEAD. < hicago, May I P till now twenty three persons are dead, including women, scores injured and £500,000 worth of damage in a tornado which left a trail of destruction ac r oss nine states in the middle-west. eroplanes have be< n
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      SUNDAY WORK ON RUBBER ESTATES.
      322 7 (To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette.”) Sir, —How much longer are we going to ask our employees to work on Sundays There is no reason why tapping should not be stopped on this day and the sooner it is stopped the better it will
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    Canada’s Paper Making Centre.
    134 7 —British United Press. BRITISH COLUMBIA Victoria, (B. C.) May 2. The Pacific coast of Canada is to be opened up as an important centre for paper manufacture. In the next few months £1,600,000 is to be spent in building paper plant, £1,200,000 of this being invested
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    Fiat Works Return To Full Time.
    133 7 mic position, declared the Dictator —British United Press. MUSSOLINI'S CONGRATULATIONS. Rome, May 2. The Fiat motor works, after working short time for two months, returned to full time at- the beginning of last month according to a message sent to Signor Mussolini, the Italian
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    Women’s Walking Record.
    105 7 .—British United Press. AUSTRALIAN GIRL’S RARE FEAT Sydney, (N. S. W.) May 2. The women’s walking record for 880 yards, held by Miss M. F. Hegarty of England since 1927, has been beaten by Miss L, Carrington, of the Penrith District Amateur Athletic Club, Sydney Miss Hegarty
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    S.X.R.C. SWAMPS INDIAN XI.
    515 7 Penang League Football. SEPOY LINES ROUTS M.A.F.C. SMELTED’ WIN. The S.X.R.C. deserve 1 every one of the five goals scored on their own ground vesrerday when they defeated the Indian XI by five goals to nil, after a streaky md lifeless start. The Indian XI. who
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    Klang District News.
    191 7 OFFICIAL VISIT TO PULAU LUMUT. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kiang, May 2. In cons quent upon the visit of Mr. JimesW. Davidson, Honorary General < mmissioner of Rotary Internationa), the usual monthly dinner of tbe K’aig Coast Rotary Club will be held at the M isonic Hall,
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    Nanking Government.
    82 7 NORTHERNER DECLARES IT ILLEGAL. Peking, May 2. The “Director of the Department of Foreign Affairs’’ in an interview with foreign correspondents claimed that the Northerners represented fourteen provinces. The Nanking Government was illegal and he stated that the Northerners were organising a legal Government of which Marshal Yen
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    649 7 anil L dy Jotea e nrned to L jrdon from Malaya. P^ r Ayer Angat estate, *vaae, has gone Home on leave. Mr. T. R. Blackman, of the Survey e E, artl l ue^ t SerembiD, ie now stationed at Kuau Pdah. 1 Mr T. H. Workman
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    Singapore Turf Club Races.
    59 7 THE SCRATCHINGS. The following are the scratchings for today’s races at Singapore: Race 1: Ensign. Race 2 Soufflee, Sana and Cliquot. Race 8 Peggy Dighton. Race 5 China Star, Adon-ai and Potluck. Race 6: Maisons Lafitte and Mount Annan. Race 7 Ettingtoon and Millinaire. Race 8
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      669 7 New Advertisements. Town Hall, Penang, POSITIONS VACANT To-night Saturday, 3rd May t 1930 9 9 p. m. prompt. Contractor required for the coe- a kt o «Itruction of a large bucket dredge. Apply IN V/ JCj Box No. 73, c/o Pinang IN AID 0F Wanted CLERK DRESSER, only fi>s TIIC
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      41 7 Itheatre ROYAL To-night and Till Wednesday 7th May. RICHARD TALMADGE with Barbara Bedford :iml David Torrence in “The For the fire In a worn in’s eyes swords clashed! A romantic dram i mad to 1 brill und enthrall. Empire and Comedies.
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    SUNDAY LABOUR ON ESTATES.
    459 8 Now that the rubber tapping holiday is in operation, the time is appropriate for the serious consideration of the abolition of Sunday work on estates throughout the F. M. S. and the Straits Settlements. Mr. Maurice Maude, of Cicely Estate fame, though now in retirement at
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    Behind the Scenes.
    1573 8 London, April 4. The long rest which the King’s yacht has had since her season of glorious sailing two years ago has just been broken. Sir Philip Hunloke, who takes charge of the yacht, has just gone dow r n to Cowes, and he will start work
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      154 8 SNAPSHOTSOF A BOY HANGING UP HIS CLOTHES B y gluyas wii ii a jr V MOTHER CALLS UPSTOIRS SHOUTS pOWN HOW P6POSES OF SHIRT ISIDLP TO BORROW ID 6E su ßr |T) HAN 6 A6CUT H/5 SHIRT? AND 'REPORTS HE CAKT A HANGER TROM H’S CLOTHES UP BEFORE SWLL HE
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    CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE CAMPAIGN.
    225 9 —Reuter. leaders sentenced. earl RUSSEL AND GOVERNMENT. THEIR INTENTIONS. Calcutta, May 2. The Chairman and Secretary of the Civil Disobedience Committee, Secretaries of the North, South and Central Calcutta and Burra jjizar Congress Committees, al-o an Ex-President of the AHStudents’ Association have each been sentenced to a
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    U.S.A. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    134 9 Reuter. PRESIDENT HOOVER' < ADDRESS. Washington, May 2. Addressing the annual meeting of the United tates Chamber of Commerce, President Hoover thanked the business men fo c operating with the Government in stabilising the economic forces after the Wall street crash. Future prosperity was certain. President
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    Malta Trouble
    82 9 Reuter. CONSTITI TIONALS WITHDRAW FRO 4 CA I AIGN. Malta, May 2 In consequence of the Archbishop’s announcement yesterday, the Constitutionals have cancelled all their conferences and public meetings. The field is thus left in the possession of the Nationalists under the Anti-Clerical, V. Enrico Mizzi who is
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    Palestine Immigration And Development.
    68 9 Rugby Radio Service TEMPORARY MISSION. London, May 2 The Colonial Secretary has appointed Sir John Hope impson. late of the Indian Civil Service, to proceed to akstino on a temporary mission to confer with the High ommissioner and report to His Majesty’s Government on questions relating
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    Walker Cup.
    56 9 Jkuter. 50-1 LAID WITH LLOYD S New York. May 2. '1 he people of Atlanta, the hometown of Robbie Jones, who is busy with the Walker < «P team on the bod deck of the driving a hundred dozen golf into tho Atlantic, have Iwhl 50'to 1 Muyd
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    SOVIET PLANS IN U.S.A.
    161 9 —Reuter CORRESPONDENCE SEIZED. FOMENTING STRIKES AND RIOTS. FORGED DOCUMENTS? New York, May 2. Police Commissioner Whalen has published a photographic copy of the correspondence seized by the detectives, showing the alleged Communist International of Moscow as directly being responsible for fomenting strikes and riots in the
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    British Trade Commissionerships.
    85 9 Rugby Radio erviee. 1,000 AP LI ANTS. London. May 3. About 1.000 applications have been received from candidates outside the Civil erviee for the ten Trade Commissionerships abroad, created by Mr. J. H. Thomas, V inister of Unemployment. 'I he preliminary sitting of the candidates for qualification
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    $200 A WEEK.
    31 9 CHANCE FOR “S.G.” READERS. To-morrow and thereafter until further notice, the Sunday Gazette will give away $2OO for correct Cross-Word Puzzle Solutions. Order your copy NOW. SUNDAY GAZETTE.
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    Paisley Cinema Manager Acquitted.
    89 9 -Reuter. IRRECONCILABLE EVIDENCE. London, May 2. The Paisley Cinema Manager Mr. Dorward who was charged with culpable homicide has been acquitted. The defence urged on the whole that a succession of incidents, for which Mr. Dorward was not responsible, led up to a catastrophe. The Lord
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    Attack On Japanese Consulate.
    75 9 ALL KOREANS. Shanghai, May 2 It transpires that no hinese were involved in the attack on the Japanese < onsulate The arrests made were all Koreans includ ing five school girls. The Japanese, onsul made representations to the Chinese authorities to hand over those arrested All
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    FLYING ROUND THE WORLD.
    422 9 British United i ress PROPOSED ATTEMPTS. BREAKING GRAF ZEPPELIN’S RECORD. AMERICAN VENTURE. New York, May 2. Three round-the-worl I Hights, a trans-P«c'fic hop to Japau and a trans-Atlantic flight to Italy are now bring planned by American airmen. John Mears who holds the record of 28
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    U. S. Chief Cf Naval Operations.
    65 9 Reuter. REAR AD\ IRAL PRATT PPOINTED New York, May 2. President Hoover has announced that Bear Admiral William Veazle Pratt, President of the Naval War College who accompanied President Wilson on his trip to France in December 19 8 will be appointed hief of
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    MR. BRIDGEMAN AND NAVAL AGREEMENT.
    257 9 —Reuter. BRITISH SURRENDER. NEW CRUISERS FOR AMERICA. 10.000 TON SHIPS. London, May 8. Mr. Bridgeman, the First Lord of Admiralty in the late Conservative government in a speech at W eymouth said that he very much regretted the London Naval Agreement because it did very
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    Dance At Eurasian Club.
    160 9 SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION. Although the attendance was not large—owing to the heavy rain which fell just be fore 8 o clock yesterday—the dance organised by the Eurasian Volunteer Club proved a great success in other ways. Dancing went on till long after one o’clock The hall had
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    Chinese Representation On Council Increased.
    67 9 Reuter. DECISION REVERSED. Shanghai, May 2. The largest gathering of ratepayers in the history of the International Settlement met this afternoon and passed, by an overwhelming majority, a resolution to increase the Chinese representation on the Municipal Council from three to five, thus reversing the
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    World Power Congress.
    121 9 British United Press, REPRESENTATIONS FROM 47 COUNTRIES. Berlin, May 2. Torty-seven countries will be represented at the World Power Congress which will be held in Berlin shortly. No less than 50 reports, covering every phase of the electrical industry, will be presented to the Congress, 50 of
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures.
    1466 10 Port Of Penang. Schedule Of Principal Lines. THE following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the week: In Port To day. m.s. “Makian’’ from Langsa, Hi, Tg. Poera and Pg. Brandan. Sails on Sunday at 9 a.m. for Pg. Brandar, P&.
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    TIN OUTPUTS.
    207 10 LATEST RETURNS FOR APRIL. The following are the latest returns of tin outputs for the month of April: Larut Tin Fields L'mited. Hours worked 3 dredges 1,642 Yardage treated 227,000 Output (piculr) 764.99 A total of 317 hours was lost for restriction of output. Jelapang Tin Dredging Ltd.
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    EXCHANGE
    79 10 Penang. May 3, 1930. By Courtesy of The Chartered Sank On London Bank Demand 2/3 J 4 m/ s 2/3 15/16 Private 3 m/te Credit 2/4 1/8 3 Documentary 2/4 1/4 On New York Bank Demand 56 1/16 H France M T.T. 1,425 H India T.T. M Bangkok T.T.
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    LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST.
    173 10 TO-TAY’S PRICES. The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Go’s share hat at 11 a.m. to-day Yesterday To-day, E Ĕ E C SHARKS. 5 X X o§ OQ SG. G. C. $0« Mining Ayer Hitam Tin. 14/6 15/- 14/- 14 6 Bangrin Tin 24
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    57 10 Latest London, New York and Local Prices. T/A/: LONDON. Sfot £l5O 5 0. Down £l-3-0 3 norths’ £152-7-6. Down £l-2-6 SINGAPORE. $77.00 per picul. Up 75 c. 150 tons done RUBBER. London 7d. Up 1/16 New York 14J c (Gold) Down £c. Local 23i cts. Up 1/4
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    SINGAPORE PRICES
    264 10 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSEj 8.R. Sheet 23| eta. per pound —per pl =131/33 quiet. London 7d New York 14j cts. (gold). (By Courtesy of Meaara. Allen Dennis). Genera! Produce Agency. Ltd. Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for yesterday are si follows: Spot 23| cents per lb. May/June
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    U. K. TIN STOCKS STILL INCREASING.
    792 10 NOW 97.630 TONS. Lean and Co’s Report. Thursday Evening. Last week we forecas ed that in our opinion Tin had reached bottom which, however, did not miterialisp, and the M tai has continued to d< cline throughout the week closing tc-day at low level
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    THE SHARE MARKETS
    567 10 KKNNKdY 'q p rep Ked cn Fr> i v stoh. Even whilst making full allowance! the depressed conditions prevailing <,< r rally the share market has i,, 1 exceptionally dull throughout the under review. The price „f fallen steadily, closing (g 153-l('.() is £9 2-6 below last
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
    63 10 (Rugby Radio service London, May Paris, 123.825; New Y <rk. 4.86/ 2 Brussels, 34.845 Geneva, 25 07 Amsterdam, 12.071 Milan. 92.745 Berlin, 20.365 Stockholm, 18.09 Copenhagen, 18.165 Oslo, 18.16 Vienna, 34.41 Prague, 164 J; Helsmgfors, 193; Madrid. 39.195; Lisbon. 108.30; Athens, Baoharest, 818 Rio 5J Bnenos Aires, 42}«
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      145 10 MOST INDIGESTION REALLY «AClDITf* Nearly everybody suff is at times after eating. Seme folk call this md some dyspepsia, some heartburn, o gastritis, Luc no matter what y< n Ci the chancts are ten to one tba’ 1 c of the trouble is ‘acidity. Excels s 11 acid K ara
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    New N.Y.K. Motor Liners.
    1436 11 JAPAN—EUROPE ROUTE. M.S. “Terukuni Maru” and “Yasukuni Maru.” Two gigantic motor liners, the ffrnihini Marti and the Yasukuni Maru of the N. Y. K. L’ne, are tow being bnilt by the Mitsubishi Shipbuilding and Engineering Co Ltd., at their Nagasaki /gtiblisbment, which recently turned out the
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    354 11 St. GEORGE THE MARTYR (Church Of England.) 2nd Sunday after Easter. 7-45 Litany, Bam Matins. Hymn 504, 8.30 Holy Communion, 9-30 Holy Communion Tamil, 6pm Evensong. Hymns 140,135, 302. 127, Ps LXV 155, Ps LX VI 156. Magnificat 54, Nune Dimittis 15. Thursday, Bam Holy Communion. Friday. 6pm
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      396 11 Assets exceed $11,000,000. S. C. 1 "‘"g Assurance in force exceed $38,000,000. I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. HEAD OFFICE: Wineherter House Singapore. < ln «*porrted In Straits Settlement»). The Company ha. £20,000 deporited with th e Supreme Cour< LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. rt of England
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      332 12 12 (Bare of tSyresThe majority of users of tyres do not obtain the mileage built into the tyres that they pay for. Under-inflation, overloading, excessive and harsh usage Of brakes and many other things result in premature scrappiner o tyres. We have now installed a FREE AIK SUPPLY which is
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    AYER KUNING (F.M.S.) RUBBER. CO., LTD.
    1200 13 Profits Maintained. SIR FRANK SWETTENHAM’S SPfetCH. COSTS REDUCED. The twentieth annual general meeting of the Ayer Kuning (F.M.S Rubber Co.. Ltd., was held yesterday in the Council Room of the Rubber Growers’ Association (Incorporated), 2-4. Idol-lane, EaMtcheap, E.C., Sir Frank A. S wet euham,
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      324 13 GET WELL—AND GET FREE GIFTS 1 T X TINCARNIS is not only a delicious VV tonic wine about which thousands > 5 of grateful users have written us. It is a not only a giver of health; ir is a giver of gifts—FßEE GIFTS 1 /jW S Now, by taking
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      226 13 ill We guarantee that both State Express 999 and Wl State Express 555 Cigarettes are macfe of exactly 111 I m tEe same unique tobacco leaf, the only difference Ml U being 999 are not made by hand. |f| i I h/ y|\ State Express 999 are supplied to meet
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    Luxury Air Liners.
    261 14 SMOKING ROOMS AND COCKTAIL BARS. 8 GIANTS. For Channel Service This Summer. LINERS of the air, as luxurious as liners of the ocean, are now in course of construction in London. As commodious inside as a Pullman car, and far surpassing any passenger aeroplane, they will contain—
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      174 14 ii— I i A I Hi i mm I Uh CTBls ITll] I EOLE AGENTS: I Henry Waugh Co., Ltd., 1 Kr//ji -I 110 TCIiMWWWHB JBhoaSiKwMMa&M K Q EIGHTEEN HOLE GOLF COURSE > fx-cr/Zf/M/ ftccommr-olciiiot-i -at f/ic Hun. Htrv Mctfl ltofu-n front by Ejcprejt Treunj For further information THE INFORMATION
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      185 14 You should give Martell’s Brandy the preference over "others as it is superlative. I LET OTHERS It BLOW THE TRUMPET :i FOR VELTIS POWDER, ii The following is one of many spont- 1 1 aneous tributes to the merits of that unique product i i VELTIS POWDER. X A good
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    MARKET PRICES.
    580 15 CHOWRASTA MARKET Penang, May 3, 1930 Mutton— 4 ot Mutton Indian per lb 60 Head Sheep or goat each 13J Liver with heart A lung do 15) Tripe do 1.00 Goat or Sheep per lb 60 Sweet Bread pair 4U Suet 40 Kidnev pair 30 Feet the ton?
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    MISS EILEEN BENNETT,
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      470 15 KP M Royal Packet Navigation Company. [lncorporated in Holland] Telephone No 582. Telegrams:_ Paketvaart.” i Steamers. Intended to Fail. Sailing for Cremer Sat. May 3 Singapore, Hongkong, Swatow and Amoy. Rengat Son. May 4 Belawan-Deli, Paneh and Asahan. Pg. Brandan, Ig. f oesoe, Tg Poera and llakian Hm. May 4
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      130 15 x IBIXSXieXB=X XSXSXSSXaBXSBB e I I Paterson Engineering C° L‘- I I X MANUFACTURERS OF:— I P Rapid Gravity Filters, i Pressure Filters, g ii f Water Softeners, i x e jj Chlorinators. B I X I I Complete Estate Water Supply Installations. I X i x SOLE AGENTS FOR
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      1344 16 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE I dollarsteamshipline INTENDED SAILINGS FROM PENANG. <Jlnd AMERICAN MAUL EINIS i WEEKLY SERVICE. LONDON N. CONTINENT. CALCHAS May 8 Marseille*, London, Rotterdtui and Hamburg. J. I/ I jfcpjjjL A'STFix J’ AUTOLYCU3 May 15 London, Rotterdam, and Hamburg. 1 PATROCLUS May 22 Marseille?, London, Holland and Glasgow.
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