Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 18 August 1930

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833 PUBLISHED DAILY No. 188. VOL. LXXXVIII MONDAY, 18lh AUGUST, 1930. PRICE IO CENTb
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      15 1 H.TOftiSATSU’ STUDIO with up-to-date Photography by electric light. ’Phone 772, 68, 70, BISHOP STREET, PENANG.
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      2042 2 POSITION WANTED. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. In Exchange I BANKS. «urn «>i—- For 200 used Stamps of Straits Settle- nEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL Miner, some experience bridge, retain- Water Department. ments. Malay Stares, Siam, Hong Kong, MAATSCHAPPU N. V. ing wall, culvert, road and weir construe- Java, and the surrounding countries NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY
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    ECONOMIC CONDITIONS IN CANADA.
    346 3 GENERALLY FAVOURABLE. Smaller Wheat Area but Larger Crop. Batavia, August 11. General business in Canada remains fairly normal, though on a somewhat lower level than at the same time last year, when the height of five jeirs’ steady expansion was reached. On the whole. Government indices
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    Illness at Races.
    214 3 LADY ALLERTON AND SEVEN OTHERS FALL VICTIMS. Lady Allerton and a number of other people were suddenly taken ill at the re cent Bibury race?, S.-ditbury, They were melically examined on the spot, and their condition was so serious that they had to b; removed to Salisbury
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      290 3 if X» As a Doctor vj liafii I cannot k > X recommend ft fllllig any brand, but v Wt personally I 1 OmF smote CrauenA. f ':|f w > k f £_Sh t A Bf ®mRI W"* f-i <1|!! If^lphy JwH awpi?■ ■|f|g|| i -jb /Th “m\ 1 PURE
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      79 3 OLD MALAYA. Personalities of Old Malaya by Cyril Baxendale, is now ready for 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 Penang-street, Penang. To take Halls Wine 188 SUPREME TONIC RESTORATIVB —is to
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      212 3 BL v \\\v r® Theme Song RECORDS That we can Recomend. Charming Fox Trot cb2l j bhepberd’s Serenade I From Devil may Care” P 7 I’m in the Market for You CB (Just Like a Story Book f High Society Blues cb6B j Eleanor Waltz (.Four Hits from “High Society
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    England 316 For 5 Wickets.
    935 4 Sutcliffe Scores Sterling Century. 138 Not Out. R. E. S. Wyatt in Valuable Partnership. Bad Start Retrieved. [England.] R. E S Wyatt (Capt.) K. 5. Dulecuainhji I. A. R. Peebles Hobbs Sutcliffe Lar w cod Duckworth Hammond Tate Leyland Whysall [Australia] W. M Woodfall (Capt.)
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    TAIPING PROFESSIONAL RACE MEETING.
    390 5 LUCKMAN LEADING TRAINER. Fine Riding by McCarthy and Farthing. Below will be found the usual statistics relating to the riding and training successes at the Taiping Professional Meeting just con •eluded. From the trainers’ list published below it will be seen that Luckman has been 'the
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    Women’s Athletics.
    64 5 .—Reuter. WORLD'S RECORDS AT STAMFORD BRIDGE. London, August 16. Ar Stamford Bridge in the Women's Athletic Championships new world’s records set up in the 880 Ml 3s G.Lunn covered in 2 mins 18 IS the mile walk in which MisS returned 8 mins. 14 2, 5 secs, and
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    Sir Thomas Lipion.
    36 5 —Reuter. CIVIC RECEPTION AT NEW YORK. New York, August 16. Sir Thomas Lipton, whose yacht, Shamrock V.” is the challenger for the America Cup has arrived here. He was accorded a civic reception.-
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    CEYLONESE LEAD BY TWO RUNS.
    578 5 BAUGHAN HITS OUT. La Brooy 4 For 36 Runs. FULL SCORES. The heavy rain which fell yesterday morning made play impossible until a quarter to three in the P.C.C. and Ceylonese match. Marshall and Adams, the overnight not outs, played cautiously and runs came slowly.
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      301 5 j Opt 1 miM i Knocks thelLLout of impure j < r-x /jRBmWO 5 1 j?r </ l<jkz^v• A j Vv£\ dl </ j a. &SCX.'- j&V/i A I Wil i 1 //JL I X J Impure milk—milk from infected’cows, or which is coniamin» g ted by flies, etc., after
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      41 5 You should give Martell's Brandy the preference over others as it is superlative. I LONDON, PARIS, BERLIN, NEW YORK ALLIED NATIONAL CORPORATION LTD. Public Works and General Contractors POWER EXPERTS 72/74 VICTORIA STREET, LONDON, S.W.I CONTRACTORS TO H.B.M. AND FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
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      32 5 Commencing TO-DAY Monday' 18th I I August I SENSATIONAL I STAR VALUE Bargains FOR Fourth WEEK OF GREAT ANNUAL SALE AT if &g, PENANG. I e i l o u kVa^ on
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    Local Factories Guarded From Reds.
    492 6 Reds Force Workers to Strike. ARMED POLICE CALLED IN. Mr. Tan Kah Kee’s Premises Guarded. SEQUEL TO REDUCTION OF WAGES. —M.T. A considerable disturbance was caused in Mr. Tan Kah Kee’s group of factories in Sumbawa Road, Singapore, at about 10.30 o’clock on Friday night
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    Singapore Polo Club.
    154 6 EXPENSES TO BE CUT DOWN. At the annual general meeting of the Singapore Polo Club at Tanglin lub, MajorGeneral H. L. Pritchard presided over a large attendance. The accounts were submitted and passed with the recommendation that the incoming committee should attempt to cut down the expenses
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    Warder’s Daughter.
    57 6 TO BECOME HOLLYWOOD FILM STAR. Miss Joan Lawes, aged 9, the daughter of Mr. Lawes, the chief warden of New York’s famous Sing Sing Prison, has entered the Hollywood film world to become a star on her first appearance. She will be featured in a picture of American
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    The Kelantan Mystery.
    100 6 “Bangkok Times.” On enquiry at his Britannic Majesty’s Legation, we learn that the facts of the Kelantan case were as follows Owing to the trade depression, which may result in a considerable amount of unemployment, the Kelantan authorities drew attention to the provisions of Section 1 of
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    Reds in Dutch Army.
    122 6 Three soldiers, of the Dutch Army have been court-martialled at Hertogenbosch (Bois le-Duc), capital of the Province of North-Brabant, for having spread Communnist pamphlets in the barracks at Ede. One of them was sentenced to 15 months’ imprisonment, and the others to ten weeks’ imprisonment. i
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      48 6 Yov should give Martell Brandy the peference over others as it is superlative /> g AJReal Palace for PcwK I i n I -A P «I- W.’fT 4 Tbya Tbai Palace the. premier hotel of Bangkok We// known far its distinction and rcfinewwib T -iWli IT inir ,'lU."»7= FT
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      221 6 IWHR iitfiilMSmWmnEßMMltlll I -r*Has it occurred to YOU that the only way to ensu r e ABSOLUTE CLEANLINESS in the sugar you purchase is to buy it in packages, sealed a-id GUARANTEED by ie refiner I ■HEsSiS I Th l® II: i a I TAI K O O "T. K”
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    59 YEARS IN MALAYA.
    317 7 MR. W. J. FOLEY. Celebration of 73rd Birthday. CONGRATULATIONS to Mr. \y J. Foley who celebrated his 73nl birthday yesterday. Mr Foley came to Malaya at tlie Winning of 1871 »>•<! thus J' s 59 years in the country— Ler’than any other European. Up ig an
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    An Alarming Rumour.
    173 7 CHINESE TO WK AYS THREATENED BY “ONE EYE’. A story has gained currency that three well-known Chinees residents of Kuala Lnmpnr have bsen the recipients o' threatening lette-g within the last few day», says the Malay M&il. The letters »r? Baid to demand tne payment of heavy
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    Penang Lawn Tennis Association.
    144 7 OPEN TOURNAMENT. following des h-»va been arranged: Thursday. r A cc^a^r v CnL A A HonPy W»*s wp 1 5e r J W Bjyle v Oheah n D bl n :0 C WatBon and F N 'W w H Bakpr nd DD B Cook v Ln
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    YO! HO! HO! AND A BOTTLE OF PERFUME.
    790 7 TARS IN HIGH FEATHER. The Navy Must Dress Well When it Goes Ashore. I must go down to the seas again, tc vagrant gipsy life. To the gull’s way and the whale’s way. where the wind’s like a whetted knife, And all
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      UNEMPLOYED PLANTERS.
      598 7 We reproduce the following from thi Straits Times (To the Editor of the Times.) Sir, —For your leader on unemployed planters all planters will thank you. Alone of all the Press in Malaya you have cham pioned our cause. It is surely a matter foi regret that you
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      SPIRITUAL OR TEMPORAL.
      286 7 [To The Editor of the Pinang Gazette.”] Sir, —With regard to your leading article in the Sunday Gazette under the heading Spiritual or Temporal it is a pity that the Archbishop deviated from his legitimate sphere and meddled with political matters by touching upon the treatment of
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    393 7 The King received the Raja Muda of Perak at Buckingham Palace on July 22. Dr. A. J. C Eland has been appointed a member of the Hospitals Board for 1930 in the place of Dr. A. S. McKern, on leave. 1 j Mr. Yeoh Moh Seang, the
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      16 7 BOSCH'' pj on th LUgS ave to be best tn the air and on the sea.
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      166 7 New Advertisements. MISCELLANEOUS. Wanted to purchase right out or work on tribute old tailings from tin Sheds in Siam. S ate approximate cubic yardage and where located. Principals only should write to Box. No. 131 -c/o Pinang Gazette. APPLICATIONS REQUIRED. For Erecting Bungalows, Stores, Factories, Oooly lir es, Temples. Bridges
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      398 7 Balram Bros. (Established 1929.) No. 27, Bishop Street, PENANG. Silks, Curios, Carpets, Mattings, Ivory ware, Chinaware, Brassware, Damasceneware, Satsumaware, Cloisonneware, Amber, Crystal, Jade Beads and Harmoniums, etc. Tailoring Department High class Ladies and Gents’ Tailors, up-to-date styles. Workmanship Guaranteed. Charges Very Moderate. PYRAMID REGf 'The Happy Handkerchief-' A Tootal Product.
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    REFRIGERATION.
    468 8 There arc few to-day who can tell of the time in this country when refrigeration and ice were unknown; blessing of Halls’ invention of 1888 has comforted more than one g neration, and ice has ceased to be a ‘‘luxury” and has become a “necessity” in the householder’s daily
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    REPAIRS TO PENANG RESIDENCY.
    93 8 R, C. Moves to Sepoy Lines. The lion. Mr. E. W. F Gilman, Resident C mneillor, Penang, has moved into Government House, Sepoy Lines, temporarily, as repairs are being carried out to the roof of The Residency. The Visitors’ Book has therefore been removed from The
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    PENANG INDIAN ASSOCIATION.
    75 8 MR. N. RAGHAVAN ELECTED PRESIDENT. At a meeting of the Indian Association, Penang, held yesterday, the President, Dr. N. K. Menon, presided and thanked all the members and office bearers for their co operation with him during the three years be had been President. He expressed his
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    PENANG MEDICAL CHANGES.
    88 8 Dr. D. R. McPherson is shortly due out from England to assume the duties of Medical Officer, Penang. Dr. McPherson will take the place of Dr. R A. McNab who has been transferred to Butterworth as Medical Officer there. Dr. E V. Lupprian, who was at Butterworth,
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    By the Way.
    984 8  -  A. H b Penang, Monday. <577 T Kuala Lumpur Test ri mania appears to be acute, so much so that enthusiasm is apt to ignore accuracy. The Malayan Daily Express, for instance, in what is termed splash headlines, tells us by way of preliminary that all eyes
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    Reginald Seifeck at the E. & O.
    122 8 Reginald Seifeck at the E. O. ENTERTAINMENT D.B eCTOR We hear that Reginald engaged as Vnsical an sir Director at the E. &0. g un J»y D e will conduct the Orchestra on nove j August 24th —when a t-i tt programme will be given. Orcb e3£l In addition to
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    36 8 DEATH. Philips.—On July 18, 1930, at a London nursing home, John I. Philips, of 38, Coleherne Court, S. W 5, aged G 9. Cremation, Golders Green. (New Zealand, Australian, and Federated Malay States papers, please copy.)
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    CHANG HSUEHLIANG WELL.
    470 9 —Reuter. Assassination Report Unfounded. peitaiho mutiny SUPPRESSED. problem of Wei Hai-wei Rendition. Varshiii Chang Hsueh-liang has > of resuscitated. url yesterday said he had either 4 I or been assassinated Vuimi’ but at nine o’clock this! ai x tn»'. rprii'ii ne.vs was received from. P>a lii; >
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    CABLE NEWS IN BRIEF.
    51 9 The UB, Secretary for Agriculture has authorised a grant of $l2l 875,000 for the rf >u ht relief funds in the various States. Ibo Mexican Government has approved the d< bfc agreement which must now be ratified by the United States Congress be fore it becomes
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    R100’S ATLANTIC CROSSINGS.
    325 9 -Rugby Radio Service. Ample Safety Margin of Fuel and Ballast. AIR MINISTRY PLEASED. London, August 17. The accomplishment of the airship RlOO in flying from r anada to Cardington, a distance of 3.000 mile% in fifty-seven hours, which shows an average s oed of 58 miles an
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    647 HOURS ALOFT.
    170 9 —i enter. Aeroplane Propeller’s 55 Million Revolutions. St. Louise, A”, nst 17 Pale Jackson and Forest OL'.-u u.i landed after flying for 647 hours, 28 mmi and 30 seconds The flyers came down owing to the engine misfiring and losing oil, thought due to a cracked crank
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    TO STUDY AVIATION.
    85 9 Penang Chinese Joins Manchester University. News has been received in Penang that Mr. Lim Khye Su, a young Penang Chinese, who left Malaya on June 7 last, by the s.s K/tyher. has joined Manchester University in otder to take up a course of study in engineering prior
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    TURKEY AND PERSIA.
    44 9 —Reuter. Teheran. August 18. '1 he Turkish Foreign Office repudiates the report of the Turkish incursion into Persian territory and demes the receipt of a Note from Turkey. Khosro Bey, the Turkish Minister at Sofia, has been appointed Minister at Teheran.-
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    RUSSIAN ATROCITIES.
    51 9 —Reuter. Moscow. August 18 Following a wi.l prend shortage of silver coins throughout Russia, the o,’pu lias sen tenced to death a vl sh >t four men described as the most mischievous borders of silver coins. Numbers of others have been sen tenced to various terms of imprison
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    HELP ARRIVES BY THE "TAHITI."
    210 9 Order to Abandon Ship Given and Cancelled. ACTION DELAYED. Wellington, August 16. The Captain of the Tahiti, which, as reported earlier, is in distress off the Cook Islands, sent a wireless message that the engine bulkhead had given way and he gave the order to
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    SINGAPORE RACES.
    185 9 Entries Close on Wednesday. Penang owners and trainers are reminded that the entries for the Singapore Turf Club Autumn Meeting close on Wednesday, August 20, at 4 p.m. The preliminary Training List showed something like 227 horses and ponies in training and judging fiom this list the entries
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    TWO MOTOR-CAR ACCIDENTS.
    107 9 Conveying People to Taiping. Two motor-car accidents occurred within the approaches to Taipmg on Saturday. Both car? were conveying people to the Tuiping races. One car involved was a car proceeding from Penang, which turned somersault about three miles this side of Taiping town. Apparently, the passengers
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    SIR JOSEPH BURN.
    89 9 British Business Magnate’s Visit to Malaya. The Pinang Gazette understands that Sir Joseph Burn, k b e., c b.e., General Manager of the Prudential Assurance Company will be arriving in Penang on October 30 by the P and 0. Rawalpindi on a business visit to the company's
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    FRONTIER TRIBES CHASTENED.
    231 9 —Reuter. Promises of Good Behaviour. SALUTARY BOMBING. Simla, August 17. Since the Afridi trouble started the only casualties reported in the Indian army have been one officer and two other ranks killed, one private missing, believed killed, three privates wounded and one policeman injured. It is reported
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    CULLED FROM THE COURTS.
    253 9 In the Second Police Court before Mr. Edward Jago, a Chinese named Ang Khiam Khee was charged with having had in his possession 13 counterfeit King’s coins at the Poh Aun Hotel, 30 China Street, on August 16. Chief Detective Inspector Fowler asked for a postponement
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    COUNTERFEIT CHARGE.
    62 9 Penang Chinese Charged in Police Court. Before Mr. Edward Jago in the Second Police Court this afternoon Tan tang Eef a Chinese was charged with posession of counterfeit coins at Maxwell Road on August 12. Chief Detective Inspector Fowler who prosecuted applied for a postponement which His Worship
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      THE "TAHITI."
      52 9 Wellington, ngust 8. The passengers and crew of the Tahiti eaA alsithe mails have been transferred to the Ventura. The 7ah ti has been abandoned. Wellington, August 18 A later message from the Ventura states that although the passengers of the I'ahiti have been transferred the Crew are
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      22 9 TO-DAY’S NEWS. Pap I’-onoT.ic •'oiTliticGs in Canada 3 lettsr 14 Daily Woltr" Action 13 IOC3| 7 s ‘rt 15, 4 Commercial 10
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      17 9 BOSCH" Plugs have proved to be best on the road, in the air and on the S'a
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      76 9 S-T g OOYAI. g A -"l-C Ju-4 Cmii I W A.l> k ku.i-* (Phone 986) Monday 18 Wednesday ‘2O (The Lyric) First 3 Chapters of “Tbe Green Archer’’— f e j>f he adapted from Edgar Wallace’s novel of the same name and featuring ALLENE KAY WALTER MILLER. The Bullet Mark"
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    Prye Rubber and Coconut Plantations, Ltd.
    1909 10 Annual Meeting. Chairman and Financial Policy. No Staff Cuts. Tho twenty-first annnal meeting of tho Prye Rubber and Coconut Plantations, Ltd., was held at Bunge House, 71; St. Mary Axe, Xondon, E.C. 3, on Wednesday, 16th July. The representative of the Secretaries (The Rubber
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    TIN OUTPUTS AND RUBBER CROPS.
    185 10 LATEST RETURNS. The following are the latest returns: Muang Tin N.L. Honrs 280 Calxc ytrds 41,000 Piculs 320 Ratrut Basin Tin Dredging Co., N.L. The following telegram has been received from the Mine: Output first half August hours 492 Cubic yards 59,000 P'cu’s 404 Kamuuting
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
    66 10 (Rugby Ridio Sir vice.) Load an. August 16. Paris. 123.87 New York. 4.87/, Brawls. 34.84 Geneva, 25 04 Ams 12.08; Milan. 92.97 Berlin. 21.39 Stockholm. 13.12; Copenhagen. 18.16; O’lo. 18-16 Vienna, 34.45 Prague hingfors, 193/«; Madrid. 45.90; Lisbon. 108-25 Athens, 375 Bn shares 818 Ri- 4)®«1 Buenos Aires.
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    TIN CRISIS AND BOLIVIA.
    734 10 NIGERIAN TROUBLES. Heavy Decline in Exports. PATINO MINES. The ’’Egoist” of the “Times of Malays,” to help miners who are anxious to know what tin industry of Bolivia is doing, pss--s on to his readers the following, from the "Mining World” of New York:— La Paz,
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    EXCHANGE.
    75 10 Penang. August 18, 1930 (By CourtMU •<* TA* 3omk). On London Bank Demand 2/3 23/32 h m/ts 2/3 29 32 Private 3 m/ts redlt 2/4 1/8 3 Documentary 2'4 1/4 On New York Bank Demand 56 1/16 M France M T.T. 1,425 India h T.T. 155$ Bangkok T.T. 79i
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    LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST.
    121 10 TO-DAY’S PRICES. The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Co’s share Ust at 11 a.m. to-day:— Saturday To-day SHARBB. 1 1 f ;S OQ 5 fee. 10. I 0. 10. Robber (Dollar). Kedah 230 2.60 2.30 2.60 ex Milling. Batu Caves. M .55 .57J
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    55 10 Latest London, New York and Local Prices. T//V: LONDON. Spot £134-2-6. Unchanged 3 Months’ £135-17*6. Unchanged SINGAPORE. $69.25 per picul. Up 25 c. 150 tons done RUBBER-. London 413/16 d. Down i d New York 91 c. (Gold) Unchanged Local 15} cts. Down j c. By Courtesy
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    SINGAPORE PRICES.
    147 10 LONDON STANDARD (I OOSE.) A.R. Sb tel 151 -s. pound =per pl $2O/33 Quiet. London 4 13/161 New lork 9} cts. (gold). Courfasy Jfmrs. Allen Dennys). Gsseral Produce Agocy. LIJ. Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-day ars as follows: Spot 15} cents per lb. Sept.
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    s.s. "Kedah."
    132 10 The Bs. "Kedah” arrived this morning with the following passengers from Belawan Deli Mr and Mrs Freeman, Mr M D Knapp, Mr and Mrs E R Forward, Mr and Mr* Taylor, Mr and Mrs Granthan, Mr Tow. Mrs Smyth®, Mr W J Grantham, Mr Tobey, Mr Cornwell. Mr
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    The Mails.
    47 10 The homeward ma l by the s.s. Rajputana closes at 5-30 p.m. on S.»tura®y, the 23rd inteant. The P. and O, Kashgar with mails despatched from London on July 31 is ®xn®ct®'l io FT r ’ve her® at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, the 2J.u iubk-ait.
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    NEW STEAMERS FOR STRAITS LINE.
    383 10 FULL DETAILS. P. and 0. Company’s Announcement. Details are now officially the two steamers to be built f or th P p and O. Company’s mail and passenger service, and for «5 orders have been placed with MaZ Alexander Stephen and Sone Th’ of Glasgow.
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    PRODUCE PRICES.
    160 10 Penang, August 18, 1930. t cte fiensr*» Opium p. nom 5,000.00 Cloves Gold leaf Bellen 72.00 Mace Pickings nom 170.00 Nutmegs 80s 1108 M Cocoanuts per 1,000 9JCopra Hundred buyers ‘-D Rattan, “•E Rattans Coarse Green Snail Shells Rich: iokh Siam No 1 P« an 14 50 30
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    675 11 j TALE TO LONDON MAGISTRATE. I Applicant Demands £5OO from Typist. A 25-year old London typist Eaid in Highgate. N., Police Court, recently that <f er phe advertised that she wished to marry, s! e was introduced to a man who said that, however much he
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    CHARGE OF CRUELTY DISMISSED.
    625 11 SINGAPORE CiSE. Sequel to Seizure of Bird Shop. Arising out of a distress issued by the Singapore Civil District Court, a cise of neglect of cag<?d animals and birds, some of which died of starvation, was heard before Mr. K. G. A. Dohoo, the Fourth Police
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    HAMMER’S BALANCE SHEET.
    372 11 will amounts to 3:raita Tinies.” YEAR ENDED JUNE. Goodwill Entirely Written Off. The balance sheet and accounts of W. Hammer and Company, Ltd., for the yerr ended Jane 30, 1930, have been issued. The net profit for the year amounts to $197,206.66, to which is added a
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures.
    933 12 Port Of Penang. Schedule of Principal Lines. THE following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the week: In Pert Te-day. a. e. Rahman from Langkat, Pangkalan Brandan. Sails for Pangkalan Brandan, Pangkalan Soesoe and Langkat to- lay. f. a. Kampar from
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      33 12 LARGE ESTATE CHECK ROLLS. To Clear at Specially Reduced Prices. Weekly Check Roll Books with Rice Advance Column h m without Fortnightly n with at $2.50 eac kStocked by PINANG GAZETTE PRESS. LTD
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      186 12 Swedish East Asiatic Company, Limited. Homeward SailiDflr* for Amsterdam, R uterdam Hamburg, Copenhagen, and Ports. Outward Sailings m.v. DELHI 5.h Sep. For freieht, pansige and further part* culars appiy to PATERSON, SIMONS CO.. LTD., Agenu. Tel. Noe. 568 and 569. A. Mohamed Rawther LaMha* Troshiypinr Agr.it, Shipments promptly cleared and
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      308 12 yO-NIGHT at 6.30 aad 9.30 No. 1 Penang's Popular pl If L HH- I o Home of ff? &MJ Paramount R-K.(U Picture Palace I United Artk»> Where EreryMy Cits! J PACKED HOUSES NIGHTLY Tenang endorses the world's opinion of this magnificent film adaptation, R. C. II I r fnlirß Sherriff’s
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    "Puppet of Ruling Class."
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    Our London Letter.
    1621 14 Dissension in Egypt: The Triumphs of Women: An Aero Exhibition: And one of Persian Art: (From Oar o*vn Correspondent.) London. July 24. A Meeting of Parliament!. Although the Inter-Pirliamentany Union, which is meeting in the Royal Gallery of the House of Lorda, has no executive powers, the
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    Taiping Turf Club Meeting Ends.
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