Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 16 June 1930

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 135. VOL. LXXXVIII. MONDAY, 16th JUNE, 1030. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      26 1 T. NAGATA I s J BROTHERS, I DENTISTS. 1 g Head Office neat t& ihe Dupenury g J fitsech Otfce, i 2, Leith Stree 1 I
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    TAIPING TURF CLUB.
    326 2 amateur race meeting. Thursday, 19th June, 1930. Saturday, 21st June, 1930, Commencing at 2-15 p.m. each day. Two Runs esch for Horses classes 3,4, 5, respectively. First Run about 6 furlongs, second run about 1 mile IUU yar s. Two Run* each for Ponies Classes 2 3»
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    Iskandar Polo Club.
    271 2 In Conjunction With The Tai ping Turf Club. With the petmission of the Straits Rscirg A sec elation, sn Amateur Race Meeting will be held on the Ta’pirg Race Course on Monday 23rd June, 1930. Two Runs for Polo Ponies, about 2 furlongs Straight, Stakes Ni), the
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      507 2 POSITION WANTED. Young European seeks engagement. 5 years xperience of local import trade. Apply Box No. 96, c/o Pinang Gazette. 370—16 6 POSITIONS VACANT. a Wanted A BILL COLLECTOR for outstation. Applicant must be energetic and able to ride a motor-cycle. Apply Box No. 99, c/o Pinang Gazette. 984—18 6
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    Bad Times and High Cost of Living.
    727 3 Need for Drastic Action. Revision of House Valuation. P. G.” Interview. That the time had arrived for immediate and drastic action on the part of Government and semi-Go vernment departments, to help to reduce the high cost of living was expressed by a
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      377 3 HAPPEHIfeZ CUTS, BRUISES SORES z SOOTHED HEALED BY ZAM-BUK M I IIE slip of a knife, a knock, an upset of boiling water or cooking fat, or other sudden accident may cause hours of pain and suffering. Remember the hidden poison dangers that threaten the simplest injury. AUchemirt. Millions of
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    Penang’s Decisive Cup Victory.
    1159 4 6 Goals to 2. Kedah’s Plucky First Half Display. Saturday’s Match. Penang- 6 Kedah 2. Penang, Saturday. For the first time in the history of the Malaya Cup Soccer Competition Kedah fielded a side in the Northern Section. Although defeated by Pen mg by six goals
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    MALAYA CUP FOOTBALL AT K.L.
    307 4 Heavy Downpour. LUCKY WIN FOR HOME SIDE. MISSED PENALTY. (From Oar Ovn C irreep rnden Kna’a Lumpur, Jane 14. The Malaya Cup football match between Perak and Selangor on the padang this evening, in rain, resulted in a lucky win for Seiangor by one goal
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    SAILORS DEFEATED AT WATER POLO.
    336 4 TWO MATCHES. Chinese S.C. Too Strong. Two water polo matches were played laturday evening b« tween the Chinese Swimming Club and the H M S Suffolk he 1929 wa'.er polo champions of tte China Fleet. Th* following were the trams. CS C let Vll:Meow Fong.
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    TAIPING TURF CLUB AMATEUR RACES.
    265 4 HANDICAPS FOR FIRST DAY. Good Fields In Six Races. The following are the handicaps for the first day of the Taiping Turf Club Amateur Races to be run at Taiping on Thursday, June 19 Race 1. PoniesClass 3Division 2about 5 Furlongs. 2.15 p.m.Jaya 12.0, Gipsy
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    R.W.V. Robins And Tate Bowl Well.
    869 5 First Test. Australia 140 For Eight Wickets. Kippax 60 Not Out. Nottingham, June 14. THE two players omitted from the English team were J. C. White and K. S. Duleepsinhji and not the latter and Tyldesley. The Lancashire bowler was preferred to White owing
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    To-morrow’s Football Match
    72 5 J. Q .A. SIDE The following will represent the Junior Civil Service Association against the Penang Cricket Club on Tuesday at 5.15 p.m on the Esplanade: Au Kee Hock Tang Gim Huat, M. H Che Din, Lim Kim 1 hooi, R. Lesslar, Chong Ah Har, A. C.
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    Match Abandoned Owing To Rain.
    75 5 B U.P. P. F. 8. v PEELERS. A cricket match was commenced yesterday on the Free School ground between the school team and the Penang Peelers (European Police). After 53 runs had been scored by the Peelers for the loss of four wickets the match
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    Abe Nitchell Wins Rubber Match.
    82 5 LEO DIEGEL DEFEATED. London, June 14. Abe Mitchell won the thirty-six holo rubber match against Leo Diegel, the American Profosional g golf champion by 4 and 3. Outclassing his opponent in both rounds IM itchell did the fifteen holes of the second round in a
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    CRICKET ON THE ESPLANADE.
    645 5 P.R.C. Defeated. CHhESE R. C. IN FORM. 108 RUNS MARGIN. In a cricket match yesterday on the Esplanade between the I enang Recreation Club and the Chinese Recreation Club, the former were beaten by 108 runs. Batting first on a softish wicket, the Chinese quickly got
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    Tourist Trophy Race.
    60 5 Rugby Radio Service RUDGE MACHINE BEATS LAP RECORD. London, June 15. W. L. Handly, riding a senior Rudge machine broke all records for the Tourist Trophy motor cycle course in the Isle of Man yesterday. Handley reduced by forty seconds Dodson’s lap record in winning last year’s
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    GREAT BRITAIN'S TENNIS VICTORY.
    222 5 WIGHTMAN CUP. America Loses Vital Match. 4 MAT HES TO 8. London, June 15. Great Britain beat the United tates (holders) in the Whiteman Cup, the most prized trophy in women’s lawn tennis, at Wimbledon yesterday by four matches to three. The feature of the match
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      101 5 Humour As Others See It. 5“I heard of a man treated for lung trouble who died of heart failure. "Nonsense If I treat a man for lung trouble he dies of lung trouble Kasper, Stockholm. "Have you any brothers and sisters No I am all the children we have Lustige
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      260 6 CHI SCHILL AND TAITS ATTRACTIONS MAGAZINE ROAD. Opening Tuesday, June 17th The Biggest and Best Attractions in the Entire Orient. Three Big Free Acts All for the Price of the Gate Admission. i iSpfe Ten Cents Only. -J--, r. J V. S rp| W T y > fI T> I
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      MAHATHMA GANDHI.
      993 7 'To the Editor of the Pinang Sir,I am one of those numerous Indians 'who have been extremely pained at heart to read, of late, your remarks and leading articles in the columns of your paper. It pisses one's conception whether you really think of Gandhi as you depict
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      TROLLEY’ BUSES.
      171 7 Sir,The fare for each passenger on a Trolley Bus from Magazine to Jelutong is six cents, being three cents per section. I think it would greatly benefit the inhabitants of Jelutong if the route could be divided into three sections at two cents, with a through journey at
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      MALAYA CUP FOOTBALL.
      71 7 Sir, In order to have a chance to enter in the final match with the Southern Settlement I would suggest that the P.F.A. Selection Committee will kindly arrange Practice Matches" with the Penang Chinese Football association and the Malaya Football Association. If the above can be arranged
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    A DISCLAIMER.
    114 7 It has been brought to our attention that the advertisement published in the Pinang Gazette, on the 7th instant, inserted by the Managing Director of the Criterion Press Co., Ltd., advertising for a new Editor for the Straits Echo, is thought by some to cast aspersions on Mr.
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    MOTOR ACCIDENT.
    89 7 EUROPEAN TO BE CHARGED WITH RASH DRIVING. As a sequel to a motor accident which occurred on Saturday on yer Itam Road, where Mr. Allister >tewart Ramsay of Messrs Patterson. Simons, t enang. collided with a Malay woman, the Police are charg ing Mr Ramsay with rash and
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    Butterworth Jumble Sale.
    156 7 TO AID ST. MARK’S CHUCH. Bagan Tuan Ketchil provided an interesting scene last Saturday afternoon where an animated crowd awaited the opening of the Butterworth Jumble Sale, In the morning Mrs. H. Simpson and her helpers had been arranging the stalls and by noon the sale presented
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    Municipal Band.
    41 7 To-day at the Esplanade at 6 p.m. 1 March Adolphe Michael’s 2 Overture Light Cavalry Suppe 3 Selection lolanthe Sullivan 4 Fox Trot The Sunshine Of Marseilles Nicholls 5 Naval Pitrol Britain’s Ist Line Williams God Save 'lhe King.
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    CLAIMANTS FOR $200,000 ESTATE.
    796 7 Judgment For Plaintiffs. INTERESTING DISCUSSION OVfcR (OSTS. UNUSUAL ORDER.” In the Supreme Court this morning Mr. Justice Sproule delivered an oral judgment in the Probate Matter in which there were three sets of claimants to a fortune of $-00,000 left by a Chinese intestate, Oon Chye
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    PERAK WINS INTERSTATE TENNIS.
    280 7 By One Match. ASTE COLLAPSES AND RETIRES. FULL RESULTS. From Our Own Correspondent I Ipoh, June 16. Sunday being fine, it was possible for all the tennis matches to be played but it was, however, a severe strain on the players. Perak just managed to win
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    Indian Cycle Tourist.
    162 7 BUTTERWORTH RECEPTION. A large gathering of Butteworth residents, including many prominent citizens, assembled at the premises of the Namasivaya Tamil Free School on Sunday at 11-30 a.m. to welcome Mr. N.B. Mohamed, who is cycling from Tokyo (Japan) to Glasgow (Scotland). Mr. P. Somasundrum, Barrister-at-Law was in
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    Butterworth Criminal Appeal Dismissed.
    198 7 MAGISTRATE’S ELABORATE JUDGMENT. In the Supreme Court this morning Mr. Justice Sproule disposed of a criminal appeal from the Butterworth Police Court in which one V. Sunderam, was convicted and sentenced to a fine of $2O, by Mr .H, Whitton, for voluntarily causing hurt to one
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    CULLED FROM THE COURTS.
    251 7 Inspector Ibrahim charged Hum Weng and Hun Siew Hum. two Chinese with the theft of coconuts from a plantation in Brooke Road on June 10. The prosecution alleged that the accused entered the plantation and collected a num ber of coconuts. The kapala of the plantation
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    BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN COURT
    196 7 SUPREME COURT CASE. In the Supreme Court to day before Mr. Justice Sproule the hearing of the case was continued in which Aisha binti Che Tahan and Sepiah binti Che Tehan are suing Haji Abdul Rahim bin Che Tahan, Abdul Wahab bin Che Tahan, Osman
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    MOTOR ACCIDENT AT TANJONG BUNGAH.
    74 7 AUSTIN 7 IN DITCH. A motor accident occurred yesterday at Tanjong Bungah when an Austin 7 car P 901 owned by some Chinese went down into the stream in the vicinity of the Penang Swimming Club. Although the car vaulted right down landing on its
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    Mr. St. John Robertson.
    79 7 CONDITION VERY SERIOUS.” The condition of Mr. St. John Robertsoni who fell from a third floor window at the E and O. Hotel on the afternoon of Wednesday, June 4, was, on enquiry this afternoon, stated to bo still very serious.” Mr. Robertson arrived at the
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    GANDHI-SAINT OR HYPOCRITE?
    718 8 Our comments on Gindhi and his anti-British activities, reasoned though they were, have roused some of our Indian readers to take up the cudgels in his defence in no uncertain manner. As a fact, the letters merely give added point t< our argument, namely, that Gandhi has
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    PLATITUDES.
    479 8 To those whose chief concern is the future welfare of the tin industry says the Sundny Gizette, Saturday’s meeting of the F. M. S. Chamber of Mines, and the determinations passed, must come as a a blow. Disappointment, we should say, in thinking circles, when the findings filter through
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    By the Way.
    605 8  -  A. lI. L Penang, Monday, WE are sorry to-day to begin the week with disquieting news. Readers throughout Malaya will learn with reyret that Mr. Laurie” Brown, the GO.M., of Penang, has been admitted to the General Hospital. His condition is precarious and information elicited at the
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    Inquest On Sir Henry Segrave.
    795 9 Important Evidence Available. Water-logged Branch of a Tree Picked Up. Royal Sympathy for Lady Segrave. A floating branch of a tree, picked up not far from the scene of the accident, is regarded as the probable cause of the disaster to the Miss England II
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    GERMANY'S FINANCES.
    121 9 Reuter. Budget Deficits due to Extravagance. Berlin, June 15. Reparations have been fully paid. The total has reached nearly 800,000,000 gold marks in five annuity years but certain extravagance as regards public expenditure has resulted in a long series of budget deficits and added to the serious burden
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    CROATIAN LEADERS.
    57 9 Reuter. Charged With Revolutionary Conspiracy. Belgrade, June 15. Much popular feeling has been aroused by the trial of Dr. Vatchek and twenty three other Croatian leaders, charged with revolutionary conspiracy against Serbian Regime. Dr. Matchek and nine others were acquitted while the remainder was sentenced to terms of
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    WORLD’S POWER CONGRESS.
    59 9 .Reuter. 4,000 Distinguished Scientists Attending, Berlin, June 16. A number of the world’s most distingui shed scientists and engineers were among the 4,000 delegates attending the second World Power Conference which opened with a reception in the Reichstag. Every aspect of power energy will be discussed. Prof.
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    U.S. TARIFF BILL.
    73 9 Reuter. Protection to 48 New Products. Washington, June 15. The Tariff Bill, which the House of Representatives will approve this afternoon and President Hoover will probably receive on Monday, carries 887 increases, and 235 decreases in duties. The transfers include seventy-five products at present dutiable to the
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    NEWS IN BRIEF.
    28 9 Reuter. Paris, June 15. The dfath has occurred of the Ex Fihance Minister, M. Klotz, who was one of the signatories of the Versaillts Treaty.—
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    RUSSIAN COAL IN AMERICA.
    250 9 British United Press. U.S. Producers Becoming Alarmed. VERY REAL DANGER. Washington, June 15. Coal producers of the United States are alarmed by the importations of Rusian coal into the American continent, and believe that their interests in the Canadian market are alrea ly being affected by
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    TOTALISATOR BETTING.
    106 9 39 per cent than those of last year Rugby Radio Service- Attracting More People to English Races. London, June 15, Since January 1 £1,250 000 w’orth of betting has been handled by the totalisator wliich has been installed by the Race Course Betting Control Board, or is in
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    SOLVING UNEMPLOYMENT.
    82 9 parties in Parliament.Rugby Radio Service. Municipal Authorities to Confer in London. London, June 15. What is considered to be an important step regarding the unemployment problem will be taken nn Tuesday when, on the initiative of the government, a conference of representatives of Municipal authorities will be held
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    MISS AMY JOHNSON.
    65 9 Reuter. Crowning Honour in Australia. Canberra, June 14. A crowning honour was paid to Miss Amy Johnson in her triumphant tour through ustralia, when the Federal Premier, Mr. Scullin, "welcomed her on the steps of Parliament House and conducted her to the -peakers’ chair, where he made
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    IMPERIAL AIR-WAYS.
    61 9 Rugby Radio Service. Linking Up Big industrial Cities With London. London, June 15. Imperial Airways 1 imited, by arrangement with the corporations of Birmingham, Manchester and Liverpool, each of which is paying £l,OOO to subsidise a three months’ experiment, will to-morrow open a three times-a-week air service linking
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    CINEMA PANIC TRAGEDY.
    50 9 Reuter. Russian Children Killed At Performance. Moscow, June 15. A flash of flame along the ribbon of a film being shown at thp cinema performance at the Kharkoft School started a panic among the children which the parents were powerwss to restrain Twenty eight children leere killed
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    DR. WANG DISCUSSES CHINA SITUATION.
    335 9 Reuter. Extra-territoriality Not A Dead Letter. MORE FIGHTING. Shanghai, June 15. The Foreign Minister, Dr. Wang, interviewed, stated that despite political disturbances, negotiations for the revision of Chinese treaties were still progressing. The Sino-Cukan Treaty was expected to be signed at Havana shortly, negotiations for
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    ROUND-TABLE CONFERENCE.
    114 9 Reuter. Provisional Personnel Already Drafted. Simla, June 15. Preparations are advancing for the RoundTable Conference and the provisional list of the personnel has already been drafted. It is expected that it will comprise of a membership of 40 to 50 and will start with a clean slate, helped
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    FREEDOM OF INVERNESS.
    77 9 ness and a famous engineerRugby Radio Service. Conferred Upon Famous MacDonalds. London, June 14. With picturesque ceremonial three famous members of the clan of Donald yesterday received the freedom of Inverness— the capital of the Highlands of Scotland. They were Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, the Prime Minister; Mr.
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    SHANGHAI EXPLOSION.
    47 9 Reuter. Scottish Engineer’s Terrible Death, Shanghai, June 15. A terrific explosion occurred at the electrical station this morning. Flaming oil spurted over the two engineers charge, one a Russian and the other Mr David Gunn, a native of Wick, Scotland. Both died from the injuries
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      13 9 Yo‘i should gm Martell's Brandy the preference over others as it is superlative.
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      377 9 CONSPICUOUS NUMBERS from the FIRST JUNE ISSUE OF His Master's Voice” Records Prelude In G Miner, Op. 23 N.>. 5 R. chrnatm off Prelude In C Sharp Minor, Op. 3, No. 2 Rachma. iroff Jack Hylton And His Orchestra (C 1864...52.50) Casalsgreatest of cellists. Song Without Words In D, Op.
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  • Pinang Gazette. SHIPPING AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      LITTLE HOPE OF SHARES RISING.
      413 10 STOPPAGE AND PROFITS. (hi les Bradburne Co, Ltd. Tin: London 3 months:£136/15/0. do "Spot”:—£l34/17/6. New York:291 cents (G.) Sim apore; 568.125, A farther drop has been experienced during the week and shares have been heavily marked down. Even if a heavy curtailment of production isennonuced
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      TIN OUTPUTS.
      139 10 RETURNS FOR HALF OF JUNE. THE following outputs are for the first half of June. Renong Tin Dredging Co. Ltd. Hours run 334 Cubic yards treated 90,000 Tin ore won piculs 487 KituTm Dredging Ltd. Hours 336 Cubic yards 74.800 Picas 260 Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging Ltd. Cubic
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      COTTON PRICES REMAIN STEADY.
      358 10 WEATHER INFLUENCES. Enquiries From Singapore. MANCHESTER MARKET. Manchester, May 21. Cotton prices have remained fairly steady throughout the week, practically the only movement being an advance at New York, following news of floods in Arkansas. East Texas and parts of the Eastern Belt. It appears that
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      Messageries Maritimes Sailings.
      246 10 NEV DATES. We are informed that, according to telegraphic advice received from Paris, the sailing schedule cf the Meesageries Maritimes China-Japan Mail Line will, as from July let, be delayed by 6 days and that of the Indo-China Mail Line by 8 days. Consequently, s.s. Sphinx,’’ which
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      S.S. "Kedah".
      149 10 The p. e. Kedah arrived this morning with the following p ssmgers from Bela wan-Deli: Mrs. Bonne»-Morgan, Mr. R J. Hutton, Mr.-R. G. Lader, Mr. R. M. Richards, Mrs. E. G. Wee and Children, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pa'mer, Mr. H milten Mr. Moor 3 M’ss Spence,
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      LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST.
      211 10 YESTERDAY’S PRICES. The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Oo’e share list at 11 a.m. to-day: Friday Yesterday i£ 8 Sharks. 3 0 S CO do CQ 00 to. 10. Seto. Rabber (Dollar). Allenby 1.30 1.50 1.25 1.35 A.Molek 1.25 1.40 110 1.25 Bassett
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      TIN AND RUBBER.
      56 10 Latest London, New York and Local Prices. TINz LONDON. Spot £133-15-8. Unchanged 3 Months’ £135-10-0. Unchanged SINGAPORE. $68.00 per picul. Up 50 c. 100 tons done RUBBER London 61/16 d. Down 1/16 d. New York 12 c. (Gold) Down sc. Local 191/4 cts. Down 1 c. By
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      General Produce Agency, Ltd.
      30 10 Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-lay are a* follows: Spot 19} cen s per lb. July 19$ > July/Sept. 20 Oct 21 Market Easier.
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      TIN PRICES.
      88 10 Messrs. Eastern Smelting Co. Ltd. London June 3. Spo: £133-17 6 three mon’hs’ buvinv £*****-0 three months’selling £135 12 6. Messrs. Boustead d Co., Ltd. 16 h Jun* l quotation for Singapore 'pfinei tin $6B per picul, business don* 109 tons, Penang refined tin 167-62$ per picul, buyers
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      EXCHANGE
      75 10 Jiue 16, 1910. By Courtesy sf The Chartered Bank On London Bank Demand 2/3 J 4 m/ts 2/3 15/16 Private 3 m/ts Credit 2/4 1/8 3 Documentary a/4 1/4 On New York Bank Bernard 56 1/8 France T.T. 1,425 Indi» T.T, 155$ n Bangkok T.T. 80| M Rauvia T.T,
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      BIG SEIZURE OF OPIUM.
      363 10 VESSEL SEARCHED IN SINGAPORE HARBOUR. Important Capture. The second largest capture of emtrabind opium and chandu by the Singapore Preventive Service made this year w;»s effec ed on Thursday on board the Norwegian coal steamer "Fingal” which arrived in the Singapore Harbour and anchored in the
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      PRODUCE PRICES.
      203 10 Psnang, Jan* 16, 1930. Gtf. Benares Opium p. ehsrt nom 5,0 n <o.oo Clovsb -i, 90.00 Gold leaf s fliers 72.00 Mace Pickings nom 170.00 Nutmegs °Cs 70.00 110 s H *O.OO CJocc>3i uts f er 1,000 90 00 O pra Sun'ried buyers 7.90 Rattans sales 11.15 Rattans
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
      68 10 (Rugby Radio Shrviob.) London, June 14. Paris, 123.81; New York, 4.851 S 34.82; Geneva, 25.07 Ams irnrdam, 12.08; Milan, ,92.76; Berlin, 20.36 Stockholm, 18.09; Oopenlajen, 18.16; Ohlo, 18.15; Vienna, 34,42; Prague, 163 1 Helsingfors, 193 Madrid, 41.00 Lisbon, 108.25 Athens, 375 Bncharett. 818; Rio Buenos Aires, 41|; Bombay,
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      17 10 BOSCH" Plugs have proved to be best on the road, in the air and an the sea
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      1210 10 MAGGF SEASONING Road. UQ Oft AOTICKS. Kedah Gymkhana Club. The Gymkhana Mating has been poStpoued to Saturdiy. 19th July 1930. By Order of the Committoe, KEDAH GYMKHANA CLUB, The Straits Trading Company, Limited, and Reduced. kt 9 Incorporated in the S. S. A Nurse s Dilemma AND HOW SHE FOUND
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures.
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    757 14 INDIAN MUSLIM’S DRASTIC I SUGGESTION. Saving Time. Sinoh, May 25. Withdraw the Round-Tab’e Cinference cffer if boycotters do not wish to hva l themselves of it and proceed straight way to setting up a Joint Parliamentary Committee and save much v laable time.’ This
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    MARKET PRICES.
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