Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 5 June 1930

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 127. VOL. LXXXVIII. THURSDAY, sth JUNE, 1930. PRICE IO CENTS
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    POLISH UP YOUR ENGLISH.
    1085 3 U.S. DONATES NEW WORDS TO THE LANGUAGE. The Writer show* that many of the new words coined in America are ingenious and expressive, and are an enrichment of the I nglish language. THE American language has now become respectable. The Little Oxford Dictionary of Current English
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    Liquor Raid In Liner
    117 3 HiP-SLAPPING’ SEARCH OF B.OCO PEOPLE BY DRY’ A9ENTS ON BREMEN.” The most extensive and violent "hip slapping” party ever staged by the New York prohibition agents took p’ace on May 3 on board the liner Bremen.’ There were 1,800 passengers and about 7,000 men, women and
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    STORM HOLDS UP TRAINS.
    94 3 LIGHTNING CAUSES BREAKDOWN OF ELEC TRIO MOTOR—DAY BECOMES NIGHT. During a thunderstorm in south-west London, nearly an inch of rain warregistered at Kew in a few hours. In other parts of London day was tn ed into night and shopkeepers, householders and traffic had recourse to
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    "A Cuckoo-Penner.”
    107 3 A good many folk eeem to amuse themselves at this season by listening for the first cuckor, but without any idea of turning cackoo-penner.” To learn exactly what this term means you must go down Zummerset way. Once upon a time certain Somerset villagers, thinking it would be
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    A Cat’s Nest.
    119 3 Have you ever heard, writes a Wrexham (Norfolk) correspondent of the Morning Yost, of a nesting c-»t In spite of elaborate p eparations f>r her comfort, my eat preferred to buill herself a neat of sticks and dead leaves, five feet from th» ground, in a hedge,
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      405 3 Mr. J. Simpson Tells How Cuticura Healed Itchy Eczema Eczema first appeared on my neck and arms in a red rash. It kept getting worse and formed wet, sore eruptions that scaled over. This lasted several weeks and during that time I had great loss of sleep, and much discomfort
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    Tragic Infatuation Of Boy Of 16.
    559 4 REMARKABLE INQUEST STORY. C3WEOY MAD/ YOUTH. Found with Gun by Side and Face Partly Masked. A remarkable story of the infatuation of a boy of sixteen for a girl of fourteen was told at a Coulsdon inquest last month. The inquest was on Leslie
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    BRIGHTON WALK WINNER.
    125 4 MAN WHO COULD HAVE MADE A RECORD FINISHES FOURTH. Thirty-seven young athletes, clad in white shorts and swta ers, and with larye numbers pinned on their breasts, set off on May 3 on the Stock Exchange annual road-walking race to B'igbton. Just over nine hours later the
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    What the King Reads.
    98 4 The King has regular supplies of new books sent down to Windsor Castle while the Court is in residence there, and during the recent unexpected chilly weather he has spent a good deal of time reading (writes a Star gessip). What he reads would surprise many
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    Arm Moved in Mortuary.
    160 4 END OF SOLDIER WHO CAME BACK TO LIFE. A tragic story of the war is revealed by the death at Merthyr Infirmary of Bernard James Levin, of Gsllygaer, South Wales. Levin went to Frence with the Royal Engineers, and was blown up by a mine in
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    Practical Golf.
    422 5  -  About the Driver. By George Gadd. HOW LONG AND HOW HEAVY? I am still using a hickory-shafted driver, not because I have anything against the steel club, but simply because I prefer my old one. Lately, I have heard several complaints about the new type of club. Players
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    AUSTRALIANS AT LORDS.
    78 5 Reuter. Middlesex 103. HORNIBROOK TAKES 7 FOR 42. TOURISTS 128 FOR 4. London, June 4. Hornibrook proved a thorn in the side of Middlesex at Lords and he captured seven wickets for 42 runs. The county could only gather a total of 103 and the Tourists were
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    Penang League Football.
    201 5 WALK OVERS FOR D. A. F. C. AND P, 0. R. C. The large crowd which had taken their positions rouui the Renong ground yesterday, to witness the League match bet we n the DA.F.C. and the M.A.F.C were doomed to disappointment as the m >tch was
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    Malaya Cup Trial Teams.
    78 5 WEDNESDAY’S MATCH. The following have been s°lected for the trial game on Esplanade Ground at 5.15 r.m. on Wednesday. It in of importanca that all the selected players turn out. Colours Pawanteh Brodie and Ghim Huat Kim Chooi, Leeslar and Carey Rczells, Cheng Swee, King, I
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    Wightman Cup.
    31 5 .Reuter, BRITISH TEAM SELECTED. London. June 4 The British Wightman Cup team has been selected as follow?:M Si Joan Fry, Mrs. Godfree, Mrs. Watson, Miss Harvey and Miss Mudford.
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    BLENHEIM WINS DERBY FOR H. H. AGA KHAN.
    845 5 Favourite Third. SMALLEST FIELD SINCE 1919. THE KING SEES RACE. London, Jane, 4. HH. the Aga Khan won the Derby with his colt Blenheim by a length from Mr. S. Tattersail’s Iliad which WdS two lengths ahead of the favourite, Sir Hugo
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    PERAK AND MALAYA CUP.
    523 5 Soccer Prospects. TEAM TO Ml ET SLLANGOR. STRANGE SELECTIONS. THE chief sporting event to which many are cow looking forward is the Malaya Cup Soccer Final for which teams, in the northern and southern s°ctions of the competitions, are in the process of being built up.
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      13 5 You should give Martell's Brandy the Preference over others as it is superlatvie.
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      93 5 ARE YOU TOO OLD AT THIRTY? A host of men (and women, too) find that, when they have reached 30 years, bodily functions become weak and pain starts up in joints and muscles. Mental activity seems dulled, the blood is sluggish, work becomes distasteful and pleasures lose their grip. This
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    BRITISH SETTLERS IN CANADA.
    667 6 British United I ress. Making Good. BRIGHIFR HDE OF IMMIGRAIKD'. ENGLISHWOMAN'S REPORT. Montreal, June 4. British settlers are making good in Canada. This counterblast to gloomy reports, published from time to time, of the failure of British immigrants in the Dominion has been made here by
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    Coming Events.
    73 6 June 7, 8 and 9 lnter-State Cricket, Penang v Selangor, Esplanade. 6:Fancy Dress Dance, Eurasian V Club, 9 p.m. 7 :St. Xavier’s Institution Sports, School Padang. 7 :Annual Meeting, Old Frees’ Association, 10 Leith Street, 4 p.m. 14 :—Hutchings School Annual Sports, 2 30 p.m. 15:—Cricket: P. R.
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    PADI CULTIVATION IN SIAM.
    320 6 HEAVY INCREASE IN 25 YEARS. How to Avoid Soil Exhaustion. In Siam, the cultivated area under padi has increased from 2,858,400 acres in 1902-03 to 7,319,400 acres in 1927-28. To maintain the standard of fertility at its present level the manures indigenous to Siam and Burma
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    LEFT BY WINDOW?
    279 6 Favours For A Gentleman Jockey. To mark his disapproval of hotels giving long credit, Judge Sir Alfred Tobin, declined to make a committal order against Captain H, Weber, described as a gentleman jockey, respecting a debt of £4l. Captain Weber was served with the judgment summons in
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      25 6 Whiteaways SPECIAL BARGAIN WEEK FOR MPN s L V i Last Day SATURDAY 7th June Everything in Men’s Wear l AT Bargain Prices «•%»>. PENANG. IKM™'
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      105 6 J* »<<, Xt g The use of a I tfl VIN A TOR I u j? Automatically Protects Your Food. HI I Hygienic I i 2 <* It is less expensive to run than the old fashioned jJ MU Ice box. Visit Our New Show Booms and let us Ml
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    How Out-Of-Work Coolies Might Be Employed.
    1039 7 heed For Making Malaya Self-Supporting. Why Import Vegetables From Brastagi A Chinese, a merchant and a keen business man, who is a member of the Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce, yesterday discussed with a Pinang Gazette representative the great topic of the moment, the
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    PROTECTION FROM PIRATES.
    170 7 -rßugby Radio Service. o .2 Guard to Replace Military in Chinese Waters. London. June 4. Mr. A. V. Alexander, the First Lord of the Admiralty, stated in the House of Commons in reply to a question that the British Naval forces in the Indian waters had not
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    CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY TRAGEDY.
    41 7 Reuter. Wounded Sergeant Dies In Hospital. London, June 4. D. N Potts, a first year under-graduate who shot Mr Alexander Woolaston, a professor of Cambridge University wounded Sergeant Willisnot Mills as previously cabled. Sergeant Willis has since died.
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    Municipal Band.
    68 7 Friday, at the Esplanade, at 6 p.m. 1. March When The Moon With Glory Brightens Arbuckle 2. Overture The Wanderer’s Goal Suppe 3. Selection The Shamrock Myddleton 4. Waltz Les Patineurs Waldteufel 5. One Step Sarah Jane Gilbert There will be Moonlight Band perform ances on the Esplanade
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    ANOTHER CHINESE NEWSPAPER SUSPENDED.
    166 7 THE NANYANG TIMES Printing Licencs to bs Returned. The Nanyang Times or Nanyang See Poe has also suspended publication by order of the Government Yesterday was the last issue published In its farewell edition yesterday the paper made no mention as to the period of suspension
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    GARHWAL MUTINY.
    111 7 Reuter. Evidence Before the Court Martial. Lahore, June 5. Their faces white and their eyes bulging, they looked as though they might use violence at any moment,” declared Lieutenant A F. B Powell at the Court Martial of the Garhwal Riflemen describing the appearance of the members of
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    H. M S. "Custor” Due To-Day.
    79 7 SUFFOLK ARRIVING NEXT WEEK. The Pinang Gazette is informed that H. M. S. "Castor” is due in Penang about 8.45 this afternoon from Hong Kong, via Singapore, on its way to Colombo. H. M. S. Suffolk,” also from Hong Kong via Singapore, is due
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    The Resident Councillor.
    95 7 The Hon. Mr. E W. F. Gilman, Resident Councillor, Penang, is staying at Government House, Penang Hill, for a few days, but is attending to all papers and comes into town when necessary The inang Gazette understands that Mr Gilman will be going up the Hill for
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    Annual Docking Of Local Steamers.
    58 7 Owing to the annual docking of the s. s Kinta,” the s. s. Selangor” will take her run starting from to day. The s.s Kampar” is also going in for her annual docking and the s. s. Kuala’ will take her run, while the s.
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    Penang Library.
    15 7 The Library will be closed on Monday* June 9, oeiug a Pauiiu Huiiuaj,
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    JOY RIDES IN PENANG.
    487 7 SAFE FLYING. Interview With Mr. W.H. Phillips. As there has been some talk about the safe’y of flying in Penang in the seaplane now at this port belonging to the Malayan Air Services Company, a representative of the Pinang Gazette this morning interviewed the pilot of
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    F.M.S. LABOUR DEPARTMENT.
    205 7 Report for 1929. The total number of immigrants that arrived from Southern India at Penang, the port of disembarkation for Perak and the first port of call for all immigrants for the Federated Malay States, was 111,2 2in 1929 against 63 072 in 1928. Of these 82,183
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    Penang Forests.
    49 7 The annual report in Forest Adininstration in the Straits Settlements for 1929 shows that the area of reserved forests in Penang was 19.1 square miles, or 17.7 per cent of the whole area of the island. Twenty-nine acres of mangrove were added to the Balik Pulau reserve
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    CULLED FROM THE COURTS.
    309 7 Disorderly conduct by fighting in a public place was the charge preferred against a Chinese named Lee Chung Sung in the Second Police Court, Penang, before Mr. A. D. York, this morning. Inspector Miller, prosecuted and, it was alleged that the accused and another man were
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    FALL FROM THIRD FLOOR WINDOW.
    148 7 E. and 0. Hotel Guest Removed to Hospital Unconscious. A distressing accident occurred yesterday evening at the E. and O. Hotel when a guest named St. John Robertson, who was occupying a room on the third floor of the new building, fell from the room
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    NEW C. R. C. BUILDING.
    56 7 Fonndatinn Stone Laying Ceremony. The Committee of the Chinese Recreation Club, Penang, have issued invitations to a tea party on Saturday, June 7, at 4-30 p m on the occasion of the laying of the Foundation Stone of the New Club-House at Victoria Green by
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    MAJESTIC THEATRE.
    54 7 Kio Rita” rawing Crowded Houses. Rio Rita tbe talkie showing at the Majestic is drawing crowded houses. Attractively filmed, the story of a Spanish romance is told in fifteen reels with Bebe Daniels and John Boles in the lead. The special feature of the film is that it
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    Netherlands Trading Society.
    23 7 10% DIVIDEND. Tne Netherlands Trading Society has < c ared a dividend for the year 1929 uf 10 jer ce« t.
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    LATVIA BY PHONE.
    42 7 Britain and all parts of Latvia.Rugby Radio Service London, June 4. The Postmaster General announced the establishment as from June 5 of a public telephone service between all parts of Great Britain and all parts of Latvia.Rugby Radio Service
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    Eurasian Volunteer Camp Cancelled
    31 7 Owing to the small number of men who had signified their intention to attend the Eurasian Company Whitsun Camp all arrangements for the Camp have been cancelled.
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    SELANGOR TURF CLUB RACES.
    391 7 WEIGHTS FOR SATURDAY. Three Pony and Five Horse Events. Below will be found the weights for Saturday’s races at Kuala Lumpur-the third day of the Summer Meeting. The third day should have been to-day, Thursday, but owing to insufficient entries the five day meeting was reduced
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    Inter-state Cricket.
    110 7 TAN BOON SOON TO KEEP WICKET. As J, E. King has decided to play for Penang at Association Football he will not be able to play cricket for Penang against Selangor this week-end His place will be filled by Tan Boon oon, of the Penang Free School. Thia
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      101 7 E. O. HOTEL, PENANG. At the Dinner Dances on Saturday, June 7th. Special Engagement of IFFJ THREE" and a Piano. (Maude Fjfield, Edna Les’ie and Reginald Selleck) in NE WCA BA RET NO VEL TIES New Repertoire! New Costumes!! Direct from tli*-i successful season at Rallies Hotel, <ingafH're On Thursday
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    THROWING AWAY THE EMPIRE.
    495 8 the conclusion of the Naval Conference an uneasy feeling has got abroad that the present Government has gone a little too far in its enthusiasm for peace. In fact there are many people of the opinion, tint the so-called reductions which, the Socialists aver, represent the
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    THE UNSETTLED EAST.
    311 8 THE UNSETTLED EAS T. No sooner does a more hopeful note creep into the cables from India, than news from China indicates that the position in the war zone there is becoming increasingly grave. The expected battle for Chang sha has materialised, and if the city has not already been
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    By the Way.
    1177 8  -  A. U. L. Penang, Thursday, 7N good truth has the Times of Malaya cause to call attention to the gravity of the tin position. It is serious because by the creation of an artificial value in the past and the present attempts to force the price to
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    Malta Religious Crisis Disclosures.
    910 9 Rugby Radio Service. Priests Refuse Absolution to Supporters of Lord Strickland. Lengthy White Paper Issued. Holy See’s Claim to Interfere With Domestic Politics of British Colony. Statement to Vatican. Many cases had occurred in which priests had asked penitents in confessional whether they intended to vote
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    FOREIGNERS IN TSINAN-FU.
    251 9 Reuter. Chinese General Accepts Full Responsibility. IRONSIDES AT CHANG-SHA. Shanghai, June 4. The Ironsides defeated the Nationalist Government forces and are expected to enter Chang-sha any moment. Preparations are being made for evacuating foreigners. Admiral Waistell, aboard H. M. S. Bee, has left for Chang-sha to investigate
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    AIRSHIPS’ PLANS.
    139 9 Rugby Radio Service. RlOl to Fly to India While R 100 is in Canada. London, June 4. The Under-Secretary for Air. Mr. Fredrick Montague, announced that it was hoped the airship R 100 would be ready for her flight to Canada towards the end of this month or
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    MISS AMY JOHNSON.
    36 9 Reuter. Sydney, June 4 Miss Amy Johnson has arrived aboard a National Airways plane, the was tumultuously greeted he is the guest of the Governor. Air Vice-Marshal Game Her own plane landed simultaneously
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    NEW LORD PRIVY SEAL.
    151 9 Mr. Hartshorn to Deal With Unemployment. COLLECTIVE RESPONSIBILITY. London, June 5. Mr. Vernon Hartshorn, M.P., for the Ogmore Division of Glamorganshire, has accepted Mr. MacDonald’s invitation to become Lord Privy Seal in place of Mr. J. H. Thomas who is taking over the Dominions Office. Mr.
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    LOYAL INDIANS.
    187 9 Reuter. Viceroy’s Reception of Punjab Muslim Landowners. Simla, June 5. To a deputation of thirty leading Punjab Muslim land owners, the Viceroy replied wel coming their assurances of continued loyalty. Alluding to the deputation’s demand for a large degree of provincial autonomy, the Viceroy gave the assurance that
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    SUBMARINE FOR ARCTIC.
    91 9 Reuter. U. S. Shipping Board to Lend Pl 2 to Sir Hubert Wilkins. Washington. June 5. The United States Shipping Board has acreed to lend the explorer Sir Hubert Wilkins the decommissioned submarine Pl 2 at a nominal rent for a period not exceeding five years. Sir
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    DONETZ BASIN.
    66 9 Reuter Four Soviet Officials Sentenced to Deaih. Riga, June 5. The Soviet court at Yuzovka now renamed after M. Stalin sentenced to death four co operative officials Alpert. Kuznetsov, Terentiev and Kozach. for failing to keep the Donecz Basin supplied with food. Seventeen others were sentenced to imprisonment
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    DELHI FIRE
    71 9 Reuter. National Bank of ndia Destroyed. Delhi June 4. A fire during the night destroyed the National Bank of India building and a number of adjoining shops in (handi Chowk, the biggest trading centre of the city. The cause is unknown The National Bank of h.d a merely
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    THE KINGS THANKS.
    69 9 thank both you and them. Rugby Radio Service London, June 4. The Premier has received the following telegram from the King I deeply appreciate the kind w’ords of congratulation and good wishes on the anniversary of my birthday, which you. my Prime Minister, have sent to me
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  • PINANG GAZETTE SHIPPING AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      RESTRICTION OF TIN OUTPUTS
      397 10 SYDNEY COMPANIES Three Months Cessation RecommendedBy Oar Commercial Corretponie i*. THE announcement that the representatives of almost all the Sydney controlled companies in Malaya and Siam have decided to recommend a cessation of tin production for three months has not come altogether as a surprise. It
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      Straits Steamship Services.
      93 10 S.S. KAMRAR’ HOOKED FOR SURVEY. Owing to s-s. Kampar docking for annual suivay, her between Penang, Bagan Datnh and Teluk An»nn will be maintained by the h.s. Kuala commencing Thursday, 5 h June, until farther notic The p.s, Kuala will sail each Thursdav. The 88. Malaya will
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      Silver Slump.
      73 10 The price nf silver WHB quoted < ay at 15 3/16 i. for spot and 15 11/16 i u“ fcrward These figures are he loueot that the silver market hat experienced sinci recor.la have boen k* p ifcarly h bnndrrd W^ n r 1 31, ,hH qaotatio for
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      LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST.
      168 10 TO-DAY’S PRICES. The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Go’s share list at 11 a.m. to-day: Yesterday To-day ft ft Bhar«i >» r? S c M CQ 33 QQ Sa. to. I c. Sa. Mining Gbenderians 2/3 2/7} 2/4} 2/9 Hongkong Tin.. 17 9
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      TIN AND RUBBER.
      57 10 Latest London, New York and Local Prices. T/A/: LONDON. Spot £135-0 0. Down £l-17-6 3 Months’£l36-17-6. Down £1 17-6 SINGAPORE. $69.75 per picul. Up 75 c. 200 tons done RUBBER: London 6i d. Down Jd. New York 131 c. (Sold) Down fc. Local 211/4 cts. Down Ic.
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      SINGAPORE PRICES.
      185 10 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE.; 8.R. Sheet 211 cts, per pound =per pl $29/Quiet. London 61 I New York 131 ci?. (geld) Courtesy of Messrs. Aden Dennis). Guva! Produce Ageacy, Lt<. Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-day are ae follow»:— Spot 211 cents per lb. Jane 211
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGES
      60 10 (Rugby Radio Sbrvicb) London, June 4 Paris, 123.92; New 4.85H Brussels, 34.81; Geneva, 2 512 ;Ams teritom, 12.08« Milan. 92.3; Berlin, 20.36 Stockholm, 18.10 Copenhagen, 18.16 Ojio, 18.15 Vierui 34.44 Prague, Hels'ngfors, 192 J; Madri d 40.12; Lisbon, 108.25; Athens, 375Bucharest. 818; Rio 5U Baenos Aires’ 42t Bombay,
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      TIN OUTPUTS.
      442 10 LATEST RETURNS FOR MONTH OF MAY. The following are the latest returns for May: Kamunting Tin Dragging, Ltd. Output piculs 1791 Honrs run 1842 Yardage 353 000 Estimated real sed value of ore $78,400. No. 1 dredge n c.instruction and No. 2 Dredge stopped. The Company has given
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      Rubber Outputs.
      19 10 For May. Pneh 11,304 Bedong 32,002 North Pe*ak 11,564 Tonghurst 24*81 »0 Temerloh 23,300 Ayer Kuning 11,045
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      PRODUCE PRICES.
      194 10 Penang, June 5, 1930. cts. Ben ares Opium p. chest nom 5,000.00 Cloves h 90.00 Gold leaf Bellers 72.00 Mace Pickings nom 170.00 Nutmegs 80s 70.00 110 s ,i «0.00 Oocoannts per 1,070 90 00 Copra Sundried sales 8.75 Rattans sales 11.15 Rattans Coarse 10.60 Green Snail Shells
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      EXCHANGE
      67 10 P®natg. Jane 5, 1930. Bp Courtesy The Chartered dank Ou Loudon Bank Demand 2/3 4 mho 2/3 15/16 Private 3 m/ts Credit 2/4 1/8 3 Documentary 1/4 On New York Bank Demand 56 1/8 France T.T. 1,425 India T.T. 155 j Bangkok T.T. 80f Batavia T.T. 139 Singapore T.T,
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      KENNEDY & Co.’s SHARE LIST.
      1078 10 KENNEDY Co.’s SHARE LIST. NAMES. j i I a I a I£ a <UBKBS rj J c c A’lanbw Rnbbew O» 1 40 I TO Alor Gajah Kabber J 4 1 l> AniAlgamatod Malay Eatotea 2 4 2 t 5 Ayer Hitam Flantfog Syn®®»*« 2 >0 2 70 Ayer Kuntng
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      13 10 You should give Martell's Brandy the preference over others as it is superlative.
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      217 10 What Loss Of Weight Means. How Many People Maintain Strength. When you are losing weight, failing io strength and growing pale and sallow day by day, it is a sign that you need more blood. Whatever the cause, there can be ro relief until the blood is built up so
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      417 10 New Advertisements. POSITION Wanted for a Tin Min« in North p P .u a comoetent SHORTHAND TYPHT preferably lidton. App-y i n Wri ,> with fail particulars tn ILrrian g Barker and Co., Ll.i„ MISCELLANEOUS. Miss Medwyn has comfortable Board and Residence vacant. Call nr write 16 Hottheh RoKii, eff
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures.
    1469 11 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. e. 8. Tung Song from Bernam River Sailed for Palau Langkawi and Kantang to-dav at 4 p. m. m. v.
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    593 11 Captain J. d’A. Champney, R.A.M.C. has been promoted M*j Mrs. L. B. E les has arrived at the Residency. Taiping. The Hon’ble Mr. J. 8. Arter and Mrs. Arter have returned from Fraser’s Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weckett have returned from the’r trip to Hong Kong.
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      130 11 MAXFLI” will do it. (Maximum flight) rrr r r r r r r~ r r r.-jvA r r r r oC£> r -iuS l 'W* U;^ r3rr w Hole Out In One! with a Dunlop Maxfli golf ball and win a IWJNIOP TROPHY. Apply through the Club Secretary. I THE
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    TELLING MY BOY ABOUT GOD.
    883 12 Religious Instruction Is A Hard Problem For Parents. YOUNG parents of to-day are faced with one of the greatest problemsjnankinc has ever known it is a problem which must be faced and settled, within the four walls cf home. What rel'giotM teaching are they to
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    Wonderful Welcome Victorious Arsenal.
    50 12 Part < f the huge crowd which gather» cl tergne an ovation to tl e Cup dinners when they arrived at the Islington Town Hall for the reception given by the Mayor and Corporation, The team can be seen on the st ps of the Town
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      56 12 "BOSCH” Plugs have proved to be best on the road, in the air and on the sea. I Try Our IORANGELLA S 4 delightful full flavoured drink whLh is gaining in POPULARITY 0 every day. Fraser Neave Ltd., j |k S Argyll Road, PENANG. I J PHONE 107. S RONUK
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      128 12 BIFOCALS f 1 I (Two-Sight Lenses) w* lira Help You On the Road. I Far and Near at a Glance. iO Obtainable at:— H wif 'IVE NEW DiSPENSARY, Opticians, I I Iti X 2 7 I‘euang Koad, Ptnan?. I Wasted Horse Power f p I I I If you wish
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      48 12 0 THEATRE ROYAL 8 4 -F.akJ UEILTU kJHiaJ l M To-Night Till Saturday, T’th Jiin°. 2nd Show at 9 p.m. NORMA SHExRSR in THE MAN WHO PAID” KENNETH HARLAN in 44 THE SAP” A Litile M sterpifC’ Amorg Sc-eenplays. Sa .day 8 h Clara Bow in 11 (T
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      82 12 MA JESTIC Positively the Last Two Nights Thursday sth ar.d Friday 6th June 6.15 p.m. 9.30 p.m. Rad io Pk tares’ Gorgeous Scree i Spectacle. JlggFiUß Bebe Daniels awß 15 and John Boles in JWWJWB ißk Don't Miss Seeing 7his Magnifi ent Production. Commencing: Saturday, 7th June— Another All-Talking, Dancing,
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    EUROPEAN'S TRAGIC DEATH.
    298 13 SERENDAH FATALITY. Knocked Down By Unknown Car. A tragic discovery was made at 24th mile, Serendah.on Saturday evening by a motorist, wbo came upon the body of a European lying by the roadside at about 7 p. m. Life was extinct. The body was that of Mr.
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    BOY WHO RAN AWAY TO SEA.
    320 13 AND HOW HIS FATHER FOUND HIM. Tired of school and with an intense longing for a life at sea, which his father refused to countenance, John Bolton Tubby, of Syston, Leicestershire, left home secretly, came to London, and signed on as pantry boy on
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    Mr. Snowden’s Budgeting.
    149 13 It is curious that so clear-sighted and shrewd a man as Mr Snowden has not perceived that by so severely taxing the comparatively wealthy he is cutting off the finan cial supplies for commercial development (writes the Club Window correspondent of the Liverpool Post). The new bank
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      537 13 What you mait do I Q morning, at noon and before n K to bed wash your face and neck gently with soothing Palmolive, rnassaging its creamy lather softly into the pores with your two hands. Rinse thoroughly with cold water. Dry completely. jP* 1 J Use powder and rouge
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      13 13 ybi.. dioull give Martell’s Brandy the preference over others as it is superlatvie.
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      258 13 i W 5" x’ 8- f Now Bil 1 y o /VZ never forgive you if you come home without my Craven A y Remember—they are the only cigarettes which do not affect my throat!” CORK-TIPPED VIRGINIA CIGARETTES Made Specially to Prevent Sore Throats MADE IN LONDON. CARRERAS LTD. 142
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    THE QUEEN’S PATRIOTIC FASHION LEAD.
    396 14 APPEAL TO PUBLIC. Lancashire Fabrics For Several Gowns. The Qaeen has given a lead towomen in aiding the National Cotton Week campaign by choosing a number of gowns in British fabrics. The following statement was issued recently from Windsor Castle through the British Fashions and
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    A Bottle Message.
    144 14 STRANGE TALE OF ATLANTIC FLIGHT. Another discovery linked with the fate of Nungesser and Coll, who disappeared during their Atlantic fl ght attempt in 1927, has been made. A bottle has been washed ashore at Versur-Mer, on the Seine Bay, near Caen says the New York Herald”
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    TWO PLAYERS BREAK LEG5.
    49 14 TWO PLAYERS BREAK LEG 5 TAKEN TO HOSPITAL IN AID OF WHICH FOOTBALL MATCH WAS ARRANGED. Playing in the Eppivg Hospital Ciarity Cup at Epping, Sla pf.of Epping, and Harper, of the R.A.F., each broke a leg. Both were taken to the hospital for whose benefit lhev w«»re nlaving.
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      272 14 all I More K f lcc >' for tired. I mothers FB4/ OS Why be up half the night with a child when there is a safe remedy for MfiPSek. those distressing pains S ®w< which make baby cry continually F The bulk of baby’s ailments arise from indigestion. Give
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      13 14 You should give Martell's Brandy the preference over others as it is superlative.
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      391 14 I EASTERN SERIES I SA 3l BURMA t r TO say Milkmaid” Milk is part J of Burma’s national life is no exaggeration. Each year, in thousands of homes, the richness J’ and purity of this world-famous ////7 /1 JLm milk are laying fresh foundations health to children of all
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    MARKET PRICES.
    612 15 CHOWRAfiTA MARKET Penang, Jane 5, 1930 M CTTTOW ol Matton India» per lb 60 Head Sheep or goat M each 1-30 Liver with heart A tug do 1.59 Tripe w do 1.00 Goat or Sheep m per lb 60 Sweet Bread M pair 40 Suet M 40 Kidney
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      157 15 J I guarantee- When you buy canned foods do you H consider how important the label H really is? A label like Del Monte stands H 3 for finest flavor— perfection of fruit?-. H and economy of cost. But most important of all, it stands as a definite guarantee that
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      201 15 i A A V WB- v i .WSfeW** v\ V; ywjMßwaßMt J* k A w IS y W ik. I Cigar @tf Tobacco I Hamworthy, E.C.C. I f FULL PARTICULARS ON REQUEST. i I g C -W. i I Start (x Sensitive jj I and WX governing IS U run
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      1320 16 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE f line UNTENDED SAILINGS FROM PENANG. fJbld j WEEKLY SERVICE. LONDON N. CONTINENT. <> PERSEUS in port Marseilles. London. Rotterdam an! Hamburg. JLsstl jd^^LKski— AGAPENOR June 12 London. Rotterdam and Hamburgh J I' ANTENOR Juie 19 Marseilles, Lonion, R itterdam an 1 G asg i, UtvWßc)
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      726 16 P. 0.-BRITISH INhiM AND APCAR LINES I (Companies Incorporated in e I MAIL PASSENGER CARGJ S£Ryr P I Peflfflsuter and Oriental S N. Ge., under con- Penang, Teluk Anson l I tract with His Majesty s Gwemment, London and SiMnopi I and Far East Mail Service. cs I Outwards from
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