Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 13 August 1930

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 184. VOL. LXXXVIII. WEDNESDAY, 13th AUGUST, 1930. PRICE IO CENTS
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      18 1 H.TOIiISAiSF STUDIO with up-to-date Photography by electric light. ’Phone 772, 68,70 t BISHOP ST BEET, i PENANG. I
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    MEALS OUT OF DOORS.
    397 3 BANDS AND BATHING. London Adopting a Continental Habit. There is no doubt about it London people are acquiring the Cmtinpntal habit of er joying meals out cf doors. During week ends s a beaches and shady spots of the countryside are crowded with al fresco lurchers
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    "Given Up Examinations."
    212 3 EVIDENCE BEFORE LABOUR COMMISSION. A number of Indians including ladies in Indian costume, have been seen at the sittings of the Royal Commission on Labour in India at India House. The evidence given related to industrial conditions in Britain, with particular reference to the working of measures
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      53 3 OLD MALAYA. “Personalities of Old Malaya” by Cyril Saxendale, is now ready tor issue at $2 a copy. Ihe volume may be purchased through our agents throughou the Peninsula or direct from the Pinang Gazette. Press Ltd la Persng-street, Penang. You should give Martell's B'-anly the preference over others as
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      177 3 IWITTWmMWrWini] 111 IrII J 'Song RECORDS That we can Recomend. Charming Fox Tiot cb2l j shepherd’s Serenade t From “Devil may Cure” f 7 I’m in the Market for You t (Ii (Just Like a Story Book ff High Society Blues cb63 j Eleauor Wai z (.Four Hits from “High
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  • Feminine Reflections
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      MRS. PEPYS’S DIARY.
      858 4 Monday —At my reading do com? upon a Preserve making hint, which is premised to give to your j<m a much finer flavour. This to add 2 ozi. of butter, while the jam is baling. Although the ch .nee to try this hath not yet presented itself
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      TEA MUST BE REFORMED.
      330 4 BY A FOOD DIETETISr. It is unfortunate for the nation d w .istliae and digestion that cakes and pastries have strayed from their original pl >ce as conLctions at lunch or dinner to tue princ'pal position on the tea-table. At tea-time the digestion is still engaged
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      TALKING OF TABLES.
      435 4  -  BY OLGA WRIGHT. The necesuty for space-saving in the modern home has been responsible fcr many ingenius adaptations, and some of the most original ideas, which combine convenience and utility with novelty, are seen amongst tables to-day. One of the simplest, yet most effective, of these new
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      PRETTY BLOUSES.
      105 4 Parchment satin seams to bj a popular choice for the moat exclusive blouses, and this is the material used for one of the blouses sketched. That is the sleeveless model which has cleverly arranged bands on the reverse side of the satin. One pearl button finishes the point
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      STITCHES FOR SMOCKING.
      510 4  -  BY JOAN ROSSITER. Smocking is certainly one of the prettiest ways of trimming a chill’s summer frock, whether it is a fancy affair of silk and lace or just a plain cotton style to romp in. But smocking is not the needlework everyone can achieve. It is
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      "VAMPING" THE SUN.
      435 4  -  BY MURIEL RAPEON. Before yon take your holiday this year, r ne of the things you have to decide is—“to tan, or not to tan?” It’s very important to make up year mind thoroughly on this point beforehand, or your vacillation will be made manifest by your
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      FORGET THE HOUSE!
      580 4  -  BY MRS. ABBIE HARGRA Vg A house that is to be left its owner is away m holiday some attention beforehand or th M thought of Putting it in order aLin 111 9 be a serious menace during th days of the holiday. A bouse closed means
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      166 4 H B. WOODFORD. No. Ib, Light Street. Statues, Prayer Books, Scapular of cloth, Gold Scapular Medals of assorted 81zes Medals of “t. Anthony Gold Crosses fixes and Statues in Cases. «««JJ *T kinds, going at 50 cents each- gilveran( j Gold and Silver Chains for Medal Lead Medals assoi ted,
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    Rotary in Penang.
    2494 5 Newly Created Club's First Dinner. IDEALS OF THE MOVEMENT. Mr. Davidson’s Interesting Speech. Penang joined the world wide family of Rotary last evening when seventy persons, representing several racial groups, sat down to dinner at the E. and 0. Hotel. Perhaps never has there been such a
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      308 5 j I C®F 1 I Knocks the ILL out of Impure I A M' Z w\ wWL tl A K V\\X \&7/ AS r fa S www ln 3W< 1 L y§ S< I l l ni! K 1 liln from inf-.cted cows, or which is contamina *8 j^ 1
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      113 5 11l MBIIIHI n I ITCTHMMMMMMMWWM ▼▼▼▼WTTTVVTTVi Has it occurred to YOU that the only way to ensu r< ABSOLUTE CLEANLINESS in the sugar you purchase is to buy it in packages, sealed and GUARANTEED )y the refiner 1 ©I |S||p| i TAI K O O “T. K sugar is so
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    TAIPING TURF CLUB PROFESSIONAL RACES.
    2585 6 Linda Lady Springs a Surprise. > Yesterday’s Results. Prevail and Pacify Pay Well. By Tic Tac. Yesterday saw the opening of the Taiping Turf Club Third Professional Meeting and there will be one more amateur meeting before the curtain is rung down for this year
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    COMING EVENTS.
    87 6 Aug. 13: Penang L. T. A. Open Tournament, Contd. 14 Taiping Professional Races, 2nd day, Taiping. Penang St. Andrew Society, Annual General Meeting, Penang Cricket Club, 6 30 p m. 14 Penang L. T. A. Open Tournaments, Contd. 15: P. R C. Dinner to the Hon. Dr J.
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    AUSTRALIANS DRAW AT NORTHAMPTON.
    545 6 TWO CENTURIES. Sussex 660 for 9 Wkts. SOMERSET DEFEATS GLAMORGAN. London, August 11. THE match between the Australians and Northampton ended in a draw the tourists having scored 405 for the loss of eight wickets when play ended. Woodfull and Richardson each scored 116. The Australians
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    ALLEGED THREAT TO TURF CLUB.
    387 6 ALLEGED THREAT TO T URF CLUB. —Pioneer. STEWARDS’ at RANGOON. Journalist’s Suit For Libel. R3nBOOD July 99 Evidence for the def eQ(Janfa ’ction brought by Mr. R. Llewelh a journalist and eportsrnan fn/'-n libel i nd assault and f- r teina n S* 1 from entering the race course'™ hlbUed
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      58 6 A—■ IT IN’ HiyßAlZia brohchitis A RHEUMATISM 5 HAT.CA Sa-RE MMS c S-SSm «JOIH Tsc or $1.(0 b x. RIVER RED Sand Earth Orueheu Granite metal of th j best qua’ity for Reinforc d C ,nc AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE Prompt Deliveries by Motor Lon it-. MALAYSIaYrADING WORKS) OffiCe pENA
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    England’s Team for Final Test.
    977 7 13 Players Invited. R. E. S. Wyatt Succeeds A. P. F. Chapman. Several Changes Probable. London, August 12. WITH the object of being able to Held a strong side for either a dry or wet wicket Mr H. D G. LevesonGower, Mr. F. T. Mann
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    Retirement of "Tubby" Evans.
    114 7 P. C. C. PRESENTATION. With the recent departure of Mr. T. S. Tubby”) Evans on retirement. Penang has lost one of its keenest cricket enthusi asts When he first came to Penang he umpired in most of the important matches and in latter years be occupied
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    Alleged False Testimony.
    153 7 CONSCIENCE THAT WOKE UP AFTER 14 YEARS. San Francisco, July 30. Jcho Macdonald (58). an erstwhile itinerant acrobat, waiter and nightwatch man, created a sweation at the Supreme Court of California by dec’nriu? that the District Attorney, F.ckert, h to give false testimony in 1916, when he
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    TAIPING PROFESSIONAL RACES.
    293 7 SEVEN RACES, Weights for To-morrow. The f Bowing are the handicaps for to morrow, the second day of the Taipiog f urf C ub Professional Meeting Race I—About1 —About fur. Pyrites 10.12, First Call 10.12, G<zard 8.4, Slawi 8.2. T ua Boy 7.8, Last Chance 7.8, Polly
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    Turf Hub Badge Theft.
    121 7 TAMIL CONVICTED BY POLICE MAGISTRATE. David Anthony, a Tami’, was again produced in the Secmd Police Court this morning. When Anthony was charge! on a previous occi&ion with the theft of a Penang Turf Club badge, he pleaded not guilty. To-day he pleaded guilty. Detective-Inspector Gordon
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    Sentry Dead at his Post.
    62 7 Lahore, July 29 A railway police cons'able lamed Baba who was on sentry duty at the railway police lines was found shot dead this mornin?. It is reported that a note was found on his person stating that he had taken his life because he
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    P.R.C. Dinner to Dr. Smith.
    49 7 The Penang Recreation Club dinner to the Hon. Dr. J. E Smith will be held on Friday niglr, the 15th instant, and not on Thurtday n’ght as previously int mVed r o memb“r*. The function will take place at the Station Hotel at 8
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    808 7 Mr. A. H. Assiter, of the Singapore Municipality, is returning from leave by the “Patroclus.” Mr. F. Glendinning, of Kuala Lumpur, is a passenger by the “Patroclus,’’ returning from Home leave. Mr, M. Keating has been appointed an Unofficial Member of the P. N. B. Legislative Council
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    COSTS, SALARIES AND OUTPUT CONTROL.
    1052 7 IVAy it is Essential that Government Should Act Quickly. The Planter Discusses After enjoying the postponement of the evil day through the good offices of a temporary restriction scheme, rubber producers are now paying the penalty of over-production» and even to the most optimistic it
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    RASH DRIVING IN WESTERN ROAD.
    507 7 EUROPEAN FINED. District Judge Warns Driver. Oi a complaint m»'ie by Mr. M. J. Thorpe, Muciaipal Engineer, to the Traffic Police in regard to a case of alleged rash driving which occurred oo August 4, at Western Road, W. B. Dobre?, a European Assistant of
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    MONEY GRUBBING.
    552 8 Landlords are not a class apart, even though, temporarily, th°y mayconsiler themselves in an invincible position. The incomes of all those dependent upon estates and mines have been reduced to vanishing point and, as another step in the vicious circle, wagpearners are threatened with reductions in their salaries,
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    MAN WHO SAVED THE ALLIES.
    159 8 been won by Germany.”—Rugby Radio Service. Death of General Sir Horace Smith Dorrien. Lon Ton, August 12. The outstanding incident in the career of General Sir Horace Smith Dorrien, who died to-day from injuries received in a motor-car accident, was the stand which he made
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    TYPHOON IN JAPAN.
    51 8 ,—Reuter. Communications Interrupted Last Night. Osaka, August 13. A typhoon last night with a velocity of 26 metres a second, ravaged South-East Japan resulting in the interruption of communications. damage to buildings and inundating houses. The typhoon is turning towards the Japan Sea. Communications have since become
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    JAPANESE DELEGATION.
    45 8 Reuter. Improvement of South African Trade Durban, August 12. Armed with thirteon tons of samples, including cotton and silk piece-goods electrical apparatus, tools, porcelain goods, etc, the Japanese Trade Delegation has arrived. Its object is the improving of Japan-Sou th African tiahj relations.
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    By the Way.
    1171 8  -  A. L Penang, Wednesday. not one we like. To begin with it’s the thirteenth and whether or not ill befalls there is always the threat of it. Then too, this morning it is co d and men have fallen to sneezing. And that distuibs the peace of
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      209 8 Pritchards New Provision Cold Storage Price List WILL BE Ready for Distribution On Friday, August 15th, Please write for a copy. Prices in every instance are reduced to the lowest possible. Stock* are all guaranteed fresh, and of the finest quality. s S “Doable Flas” Brand, f k AL. «TK;
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    CHANGSHA AGAIN IN PERIL.
    96 9 Populace Fleeing in Panic. lurid reports of ATROCITIES. Extent of Damage to Foreign Property. Government troops having left, Changsha is again threatened by Reds an 1 the populace is fleeing panic-stricken. Asa reprisal for the torturing of Communists in Hunan, (lie Beds have sworn to butcher
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    REOCCUPATION IMMINENT.
    475 9 Reuter Island Properties Intact. Hankow, August 11. (Delayed by censor). It n reported that the Government troops have evacuated Changsha and that the re occu] ition of the city by Communists is imminent Thousands of Chinese are vivid ly recalling the recent outrages and are Her ng panic
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    HATRY FRAUDS SEQUEL.
    167 9 .—Reuter. London Stock Exchange Move. STRICTER RULES. London, August 13. As a sequel to the Ilatry frauds the General Purposes Committee of the London Stock Exchange has adopted certain recommendations of a special subcommittee intended to prevent, as far as possible, future frauds of a similar character,
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    U.S. DROUGHT CRISIS.
    187 9 —Reuter. Enormous Damage Since August 1. Washington, August 12. Owing to the drought crisis President Hoover has cancelled his proposed holiday in the Rocky Mountains. He will confer at Washington on Thursday with the Governors of the States affected by the drought and on Friday he will
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    FLYING TO "SOBER UP."
    58 9 —Reuter. American Airman and Bombing Charge. Illinois, August 12 Paul Montgomery, a local aviator, has been arrested on a charge of piloting the aeroplane which bombed the mine in the Providence District. Montgomery denied the charge but admitted flying early yesterday morning but merely in order
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    KURDISH REBELS.
    75 9 —Reuter. Strong Action by Turkish Government. Angora, Angus* 12 The Turkish Government is taking a strong independent line regarding the Kur dish rebels and has ordered General F alih to begin operations against the rebels entrenched on the slopes of ount Ararat. The Turkish troops have crossed the
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    PESHAWAR TROUBLE SHIFTING.
    290 9 ,—Reuter, Women and Children Evacuate Parachinar. RIOT AT AHMEDABAP. Peshawar, August 12. While the situation in Peshawar District is well in hand, the theatre of the trouble is shifting to Parachinar and Kohat where Oraksais have joined the Afridis who are withdrawing from Peshawar. Stern measures are
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    KING CAROL.
    100 9 Reuter. Coronation Ceremonies In October! Bukharest, August 12. The coronation ceremonies of King Farol and Queen Helen have been provisionally fixed for October when it is expected that the legal process of annulling the divorce will be cleared away. The Minister of Justice is now studying the documents
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    AUTOMATIC AIR PILOTS.
    227 9 morrow ev’ening, Canadian time. —Rugby Radio Service. Robot Device Perfected. HUMANS OUTCLASSED. London, August 12. The last word in aircraft development, pilots assisters,” are to be used in the 1930 air exercises which began to-day and will last till five o’clock on Friday morning. It is claimed
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    NITRATE AGREEMENT.
    106 9 Reuter. Restriction of Production and Competition. Berlin, August 13. The nitrate agreement has been concluded provisionally for a year during which negotiations are continuing with a view to prolonging the contract. The agreement provides for cutting production in various countries to actual requirements and for eliminating competition The
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    SUGAR SLUMP.
    119 9 —Reuter. Gloomy Prospects of Industry in Java. Batavia, August 12. The serious situation of sugar industry was discussed in the Peoples’ Council. One member pointed out that in view of the fact that there were still a million tons of sugar warehoused in the Dutch East Indies the
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      AMERICA AND RESTRICTION.
      180 9 i.— Reuter, New York, August 13. In view of the strong American oppo sition in the past to rubber restriction schemes interest attaches to an interview with Mr. F.R. Hendersjn, President of the New York Rubber Exchange, regarding the slump at which American traders are greatly concerned,
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      39 9 nt TO-DAY’S NEWS. Page London Letter Feminine Reflect! ns 4 Municipal reeling 11 Rotary in Tenang 5 Tariffs of A D 15 Pope to Go to the hills h Local 7 Ttfiping Races 6 Commercial 1° —a n: —-—7
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  • Pinang Gazette. SHIPPING AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      ACTUAL COSTS OF TIN PRODUCTION.
      477 10 KAMPAR MALAYA. Circular to Shareholders. A circular to the shareholders of the Kam par Malaya Tin Dredging states that the accounts for the first 11 months’ working, from May, 1929, to March, 1930, show that the operating expenses have amounted to £4B per ton of
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      Dutch Rubber Results.
      93 10 The large Sumatra plantation rubber company Serbadj tdi announces net profits of £14,000, as against £22,000 last ye.r, The board propose towrite off the book value of the property and to carry forward the balancs Last year a dividend of 8 per cmt. was paid. The Maatschappij
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      EXCHANGE.
      112 10 Penang, August 13, 1930. B|/ OourtMu The Ohartergd dank). On London Bank Demand 2/3 23/32 4 ra/tB 2/3 29 32 Private 3 m/ts redit 2/4 1/8 3 Documentary 2 4 1/4 On New York Bank Demand 56 1/16 to France T.T. 1,425 India T.T. Jss| h. Bangkok T.T. 79|
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      LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST.
      131 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 5 E B B SHARBB. 2, p T! 0 OQ CQ OQ t c, to. I G. IG. Mlnmg Kinta .92 .95 .90 .94 Kachai Tin
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      SINGAPORE PRICES.
      295 10 LONDON STANDARD (1OOSE.) B.R. Sheet 14j cts, tier pound =ptr pl $l9/66 Quiet. London 4 11/161 New York 9 j cte. (<?olo). (By Courtesy of Messrs. Allen Dennys) General Produce Ageecy, Ltd. Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Saett for to-day are at follow*: Spot 141 cents per
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      The Mails.
      41 10 The homeward mail by the s.s. Edavana el<s*s at 6 p.m. on Friday, the 15th imtant. The 8.1. Rohna w-th mails despatched from Loudon on July 24 is expected to -rr.ve at 6 a.m. on Friday, the lotn ins'auu
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    PENANG LAWYER’S CAR DAMAGED.
    288 10 NEAR COURSE. Chinese Driver Fined $lO. Before M'. Edward Jigo in the Second Police Court this morning Ooi Ah Mook, a Chines? youth, was summoned for driving his car P. 3262 in a negligent manner along Sjj oy Lines Road on August 2. The defendant chimed
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    ROBBERS IN BEACH STREET.
    219 10 AFTER WH SKY BOTTLES. Carlton Restaurant Window Smashed. A g’aia show case in the window the Carlton Resturent in Be ch Stree was smashed last nigh’, and four bottles of whisky were removed by a robber, or robbers. Up to noon tc-day no arrests had been
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    55 10 London, New York and Prices. T/A/: LONDON. Spot £135-15*9. Town 10/* 3 Months’ £137-10-0. Down 10/SINGAPORE. $59.25 per picul. Up 12i c. 100 tons done RUBBER: London 411/16 d. Down 3/16 d. Hew York 9| c. (Gold) Down |c. Local 15 cts. Down j c. By Courtesy
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures.
    1244 10 Port Of Penang. Schedule of Principal Lines. THE following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang daring the week: In Pert Te-daf. S. s. Indragiri from B. B ihra, Bagan-Si-Api Api, Paneb, Berombang and Asahan. Sailing to-day for Asahan, Berombang. Par eb, Bag
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
    64 10 (RUGBY RADIO SBRVICK) 4 (RUGBY RADIO Londoo, AugnstJParis. 123.81; New 4 Auj4 Brustelo, 34 82; Berlin, ter Ism, 12.08; U'''oop'‘ n,ft n 80.39 Stockholm, 34 b 18.16; Oslo, IM' r] i Mu 'l. pt tuzn* 1641; beCO W 44.45; Lisbon. J o Pner/B A PnoMreHL R,r .i/i/j. 41
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    Penang Municipal Commissioners Meeting.
    2074 11 Dangerous Wall in Chulia Street, Weld Quay By-Laws Amended. Penang Metal Contract Cancelled. Contractor’s Statement. Mr. G. L, Ham presided at the fortnightly meeting of the Municipal Commissioners held yesterday at the Municipal offices. The others nresent were the Hon. Dr. J. E. Smith, the Hon
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    Our London Letter.
    1737 12 Mails by Sea and Air: Memorial to a Great Explorer: Science and the Future. (From Oar Own Correspondent) London. Jaly 17. The King Balmoral Plan*. It is now tett'.ed that the King and Queen w II go to Biltnoral at the end of August for a ptay
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