Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 27 August 1930

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 196. VOL. LXXXVIII. WEDNESDAY, 27th AUGUST, 1930. PRICE IO CENTS
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      15 1 I. TOKISATSU STUDIO with up-to-date Photography by electric light. Phone 772, 68,70, BISHOP STREET, PENANG.
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      2006 2 ~PO»| TI ON WAHTCO. STATE OF JOHORE. Jg! Mmer, some expvrn pee bridge, retain- in THE COURT OF THE JUDGE Aa ioe has been r.ceived by cable of BANKINQ_ CORPORATION. [1 SO EL JOf] &A,. ing-wall, cnlverl, r.Mc end »e:r cinsirrm- AT MUAR. the declaration cf a dividend of 3d
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    THE LOAD LINE CONFERENCE.
    1229 3 UNIFORM RULES. Convention Signed by 27 Nations. The International Leal Line Confer*! ence, which opened in London on May 20, conc’adei its sittings in July when sn j International Load Line Convention was adopted and signed unanimous y by the representatives of the following 27 Governments
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      398 3 MADE IN LONDON Medical experience approves of jgpr Craven A” JSS, *S d~'. "W- x*l'' '^W' r *T<? >Vw-:%T?l!»fe->x-:' <: >:<:.-.: *?:.<£ < sSr JggdMG^Sgggy 7 y L-cigj&a seWr, z <-5iS WM O>- y -<rx4 J K--s' >■■» s ?1 :w*?.v; -'jc-.jgfe* jjy><*.- **-*-*L 4M m i e' 5S** A
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      155 3 oaaMsuijgwnrir w 11 I 1 I p-ft «j I x y i'v b P Afc < b '1 t Z a <>>>-' -V k 2) g V 7\ I J x I' S 7* 7■■ i .4 LovEi is A DREAMER' 1 i Fox Trot, theme song from the Talkie”
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      56 3 DIGESTION OUT.OF. order! A COURSE OP PROMOTES SOUND DMESTION AND SOON PUTS YOU RI«HT r OLD MALAYA. Personalities of Old Malaya by Cyril Baxendale, is now ready for issue &t $2 a copy. Ihe volume may be purchased through out agents through ou the Peninsula or direct from the Pinang
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    S.S. (Penang) Association.
    2375 4 Report of Committee on Penang Hill Development. Minutes of a Committee Meeting held at the ollices of the Penang Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, August 19th, 1930, at 4 p.m. Present.L. E. Slowe, Esq (in the chair), Hon. Mr. H, H. Abdul Cader and Hon. Dr. J.
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      17 4 '6OSCH” Plugs have proved to be best on the road, in the air and on the sea.
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      539 4 Dollar l&xcliaiige Table sterling into Dollars price Dollars into Sterling j| FROM 2/3 to 2/5 From Amounts Id. to £lO,OOO THE ONLY Exchange Table Ascending B|||S!||B 64ths of a PENNY Obtainable at the PINANG GAZETTE PRESS, LTD, WW!* 1-A, Penang Street-. W PHOSFERINE Best Protect! on against M A L
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    LANCASHIRE’S GREAT CHANCE.
    495 5 COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP. Yorkshire Lose on First Innings. full results. London, August26. Lancashire defeats Essex at Blackpool in the match which starts to-morrow then the County ('hampionship will be theirs. Rain interfered with the Notts and match and each side took four Yorkshire failed to profit by this
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    PENANG LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
    339 5 YESTERDAY’S MATCHES. P.C.C. and D.A.F.C. Win. The league football match between the P.C.C. and United Indian Association played yesterday on the Esplanade ended in a win for the P. C. C. by two goals to one. The Indians were without their full team and the P.C.C. lacked
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    Hong Kong Defeats Singapore.
    139 5 INTER FORT FOOTBALL. j (From Our Own Corresponds it Singapore, August 27. In the inter port football match Hong Kong defeated Singapore at the Stadium yesterday by three goals to two, displaying superior team work but being lucky to win in view of the fact that
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    Abbey Awards.
    164 5 At a meeting of the council of the Edwin Austin Abbey Memorial Scholarships for Mural Painting, Miss Mari Reyrell McGill and Mr. Frederick Gordon Shelley were awarded minor t-cho aiships of £125 a year, tenable for hree years. Miss McGill, who is years of age, B'udied at the
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      8 5 f AVjITIIfE DISPEL UHAA3 S CONSTIPATION CORRECT BILIOUSNESS
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      106 5 Some of the Attractive Half Price Bargains OFFERED BY I WHUXAWYS i DURING I Last Three Days I OF I Great Annual Salel Topees, Dress Materials, j > Shoes Children’s Socks, I I Belts, Dinner Services, j j Ribbons, Suit Cases, j S Corsets, Double Terai Hats, j Dresses, Razor
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    Rubber Pavements for Penang.
    1636 6 Municipal Meeting. Commissioners to Investigate Sewage Scheme. Weld Quay By-Laws Passed. At yesterday’s meeting of the Municipal Commissioners, Supplemental Budget No. 2 for 1930 was passed and among the items in it was one for $25 000 which, the President said, was to be expended in
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    AUSTRALIANS AT BRISTOL.
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    P.L.T.A. OPEN TOURNAMENT.
    358 6 HOPZINB DEFEATED. Wnt Sun’s Accurate Driving. YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. 2 'pHE second surprise of the I P. L. T. A. Tournament took t place yesterday when the holder of the singles title, Dr. H. O. Hopkins, was defeated in straight sets by Cheah at Sun. Hopkins was also
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      143 6 x vX <s m 1 l e of finding the right food. Breast milk may not suflice, it may not be suitable. Bui Cow and Gate can be regulated exactly so as to satisfy, build and agree with any baby, in every season. From highest quality West of England milk
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      100 6 VTVVVTi Has it occurred to YOU that the only way to ensu ABSOLUTE CLEANLINESS in X sugar you purchase is to buy it in packages, sealed M GUARANTEED by the refiner iwwlg I 1 T A IK O O I K-” sugar is so GUARANTEEDby the packers, the SUGAR REFINING
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    EUROPEAN INSPECTOR FINED.
    763 7 plea of guilty. Sequel to Motor Accident. licence endorsed. AS a sequel to the motor accident in Leith Steet which occurred on August 20, when a man named Saaid Vnnad bin Mashir Alastas sustain((j a fracture of the leg, Leslie Cerdon Blakesley, a Detective Inspector, was this
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB AUTUMN RACES.
    472 7 SELECTIONS BY TIC TAC.” Will Golden" Eve Win Big Race Eight races are promised for the opening day of the Singapore Turf lub Meeting commencing on Saturday and unless the scratchings are heavy, the fields should be good. At any rate three places seem to
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      HINDU SABHA CHARITABLE DISPENSARY.
      182 7 (To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette.”'. Sir, The abovenamed Dispensary com pletes to-day four years of useful existence. During this period free Medical attention and medicines have been given to 18,584 outpatients, drawn from the poorest classes of all communities. The appreciation of those for
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      UNWANTED TIN.
      325 7 Sir,I notice in yesterday’s issue of the Pinang Gazette”, that Mr. George Michael, whoever he may be, writing to the "Financial Times’’ blames the officials of the Federated Malay States Mining Department and the directors of the majority of tbe dredging companies for the present tin slump. It
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      CHURCH GOING.
      532 7 Sir,There is one other matter that the Archbishop of anterbury touched upon at the onference, and that was the religious conviction amongst the masses. He stated that the idea of God was far from their thoughts. But some of us would like i to know how he arrived
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    794 7 Dr. Roma-Amirtham has succeeded Dr. Lye Nyen Soon at the Seremban General Hospital A Durbar for the Sultans of the Federated Malay States will be held at Klang on September 11. Mr. W. N. Millington, M.C.S., Secretary to Resident, Perak, will be proceeding Home on furlough in
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      16 7 ivri.n llBlllinilllll AGAIN vr LOS> WITH Inion Assu. Co id. 1 CorM,rip< l in England.] uimNiwmi
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      429 7 I t he most famous of all Nitro-cellulose I I finishes is now available in handy sizes in an excellent range of colours in brushing form. BRUSHING DUCO I is now on display at the premises of g Messrs. Whiteaway, Laidlaw Co., Ltd. I So call there and see examples
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    DISMISSAL OR CUT.
    377 8 The M.P.A.A, at its meeting on August 15 adopted the principle of a 9-hour day for tappers by introducing iiel 1 or other work for their labour in the afternoon, such extra work to be done before tappers can qualify fir the standard wage. We presume that
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    PESHAWAR POSITION.
    225 8 The serious developments on the NorthWest Frontier, presumably, have come to an end as Reuter has left the subject alone for several days, while a perusal of the latest Indian Government "appreciation of the situation” would lead one to the belief that, at Peshawar itself, at any rate,
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    TANGIER AND BACK IN TWO DAYS.
    106 8 Captain Barnard Creates Another Record. London, August 26. Captain Barnard in his puss moth machine arrived at Croydon Aerodrome at half past six this evening from Tangier which he left this morning after breakfast. He arrived in Tangier yesterday evening having left Lympne in
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    Cabaret-Dance at E. & O.
    87 8 Cabaret-Dance at E. O. TO MORROW NIGHT. In order not to clash with the St. George’s Church dance at the Masonic Hall on Friday the E and O. Hotel dance night this week will be Thursday. Mr. Reginald Selleck, the musical direc tor, has arranged a Cabaret Dance and Miss
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    By the Way.
    1061 8 Penang, Wednesday. nobly and generously If has response been made to our plaint yesterday that as we wrote we were faced by two empty tankards, beautiful vessels cut in crystal, tempting and tantalising yet bearing no sustenance. In fashi in true to the traditions of the house,
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      233 8 VISIT Our Cold Storage department. fortnightly shipments. Lamb, F ork, Beef Sausages, osa. Ooolssd iVlcats. GAME IN SEASON ALL KINDS OF CHEESE. Write for a copy of our N£W PRIC£ LIST Prices Reduced to a Minimum. We give free delivery to Outstation Customers. 4 Pritchard Co., Ltd, PENANG’S PREMIER STORE.
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      57 8 E. &O. HOTEL SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS THURSDAY, 28th AUGUST, 1930. SPECIAL CABARET DANCE appearance of Miss. EDNA LESLIE fThe popular Danseuse in selectives from her repertoire SUNDAY, 31 st AUGUST. 1930. GRAND OPERA AND GILBERT AND SULLIVAN CONCERT. Re serve 12th September, 1930, for our GREAT ADVERTISEMENT” BALL. g K W
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    COUP D’ETAT IN PERU.
    224 9 Reuter. Military Government Established. unhappy position of EX-DCTATOR. Exiled-But Brought Back. Lima, August 26. The remit of the army, headed v (Jenera 1 Sancbezgerro, and the establishment of a military government under General Manuel Ponce has terminated eleven years’ torshipThe ex President Leguia, who resigned, has
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    NEW YORK'S "TONG" WARFARE.
    59 9 Reuter Police Commissioner Wants Wholesale Deportation. New York, August 27. Following recent outbreaks of tong war fare and the expiry of the time limit allowed for the leaders to adjust their ditferti.ces, Police Commissioner Mulrooney has recommended to the United States District Attorney rounding up and
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    LESS UNEMPLOYMENT.
    58 9 lhe total number was 2,017,959.Rugby fatal Shows First Decrease for Several Weeks, London, August 26 A long series of announcements of 'nc. > ts in i u i. .nployud roll is broken by hie announcement of a decrease. Jn August 18, theie was a decrease compared with a
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    CALCUTTA EXPLOSION.
    26 9 Reuter. lnjures Six at Suburban Police Station. Calcutta, August 26. bomb exploded in a suburban police p‘ a on at Lrubagan. Six were injured.
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    FOSTERING STRIKES AND REVOLUTION.
    110 9 Reuter. Activities of the Profintern. CEASELESS PROPAGANDA. Riga, August 26. The fifth world congress of the Profintern (Communist Trade Union Intel national) sitting at Moscow passed a resolution that the Profintern hitherto has insufficiently supported strikes abroad and that a demand be made to the central
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    SUGAR RESTRICTION.
    138 9 Reuter. Cuba’s Offer to Other Producers. New York. August 26. Senator Gutierrez on behalf of Cuba has offered to limit sugar production for five years providing the United States, Porto Rico, Hawaii and the Philippines follow suit. Under the plan Cuban exports to the United States in 1931
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    CABLE NEWS IN BRIEF.
    78 9 The Economic Mission to the t-r h will leave on September 19. The death is announced at Wasbiir.’* >n v Mr. J. R. Gordon, President of the E ergency Fleet Corporation, the operating agenev of the L nited States Shipping Board.” Two officers and four non-commissioned
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    TO HELP COTTON GROWERS.
    78 9 .Reuter. Appeal to the Nation to Buy a Bale.” Austin (Texas), August 26. The Governor has telegraphed all Governors in the Southern States to make an appea- to buy a bala of cotton of the 1930 ci op at fifteen cents a lb. If the nation
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    SUPREME COURT SUIT.
    190 9 Claim for Administration Accounts, In the Supreme Court to day. before the Hon. Mr. Justice P J. Sproule the case was mentioned and adjourned to the September List in which Chew Gaik Khiu. is suing Lim Teik Soon for accounts of receipts and payments received by him
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    ARCHDUKE ALBRECHT’S SECRET WEDDING.
    149 9 >.Reuter. At Brighton Register Office. RICHEST HAPSBURG. .London, August 26. It is disclosed that the Hungarian Archduke Albrecht was married at Brighton Register Office on August 16, to Madame Irene Rudnay, formerly Leibach, who recently divorced her husband, the Hungarian ex-minister at Sofia. The couple are
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    LON CHANEY DEAD.
    16 9 Reuter. Los Angeles, August 26. The film star Loa Chaney’ has died here.Reuter.
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    CHILDREN’S CONCERTS.
    163 9 First of New Series on Sept. 20. It was recently announced that an at tempt was being made to re-start the Children s Concerts, which were conducted in ingapore for many years by Major W. G. H. Clair The first of the new series will be given in
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    SIR CECIL CLEMENTI LEAVES FOR JAVA.
    119 9 R. A. F. Flying Boats See Him Off. EARLY START. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, August 27. Ine Governor left to day at seven o’clock accompanied by Mr Hyde private secretary, and Heer Nieuwenhuis, a director of the Dutch East Indian Airways, in whose
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    ALLEGED FALSE DECLARATION.
    228 9 Malay Woman Charged. Before Mr. 11, A. Forrer, in the Penang District Court, this morning, a Malay woman named Chee binti Mohamed Salleh was charged that on February 5, 1930, in a declaration made before Mr F. K. Wilson, a Police Magistrate for Penang, which declaration such
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    EUROPEAN FINED.
    156 9 Police Constables Order Disobeyed. Before M. Elward Jago in the Second Police Court this morning Mr. A. E. Roberts, European, was charged with failing U obey the lawful order of a policeman in uniform at Leith Street on July 4. The accused pleaded guilty. Court Inspector Roberts, who
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    To-Morrow’s Match.
    79 9 CHINESE SIDE TO MEET INDIANS. The following have been selected to represent the Penang Chinese Football Association against an All Indian Eleven in a friendly game on the Renong Ground on Thursday at 5.15 p m, sharp. Ng Kam Pcoi, Khaw Bian Thong and Tung Ghim Hunt; Lim
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    Municipal Band.
    41 9 Thursday at the Esplanade at 6 p.m. 1 March Gill Bridge Hume 2 Overture Rosamunde Schubert 3 Selection The Desert Song Romberg 4 Intermezzo Fleurette d’Amour Fletcher 5 Fox Trot March The Rangers’ Song Tierney God Save The King.
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      28 9 1 D-DAY'S HEWS. Page Woman s Pags 11 feung Kill Development 4 Vitsin in the Dtledrnms 13 imicipa! g Line Conference 3 Local j Sport 5 Commercial II
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      53 9 You should gi'.e Martell's Brandy the p efercnce aver otne-'C as tt is superlative. -IILISERS. ibTOJh.3 HELD SULPHATE OF AMMONIA NITRATE OF SODA, NITROLIM, CAKEMEALS, BONE MEALS, SUPERPHOSPHATES, BASIC SLAG, FISH, PLUTOFHOS POTASH SALTS, ETC., ETC. STANDARD ADCO Synthetic Farmyard Masnrft. STANDARD FLOWER AND LAWN FERTILISERS. WORM KILLER. Darege and
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      231 9 Orchestral selections of four of the latest and most popular Found Films on two His Master’s Voice” Records which you will want to hear Again and Again. SONG OF THE WEST 1 Intro Hay-Straw,” West Wiad/’ The one Gir.,” Come back to me,’* F rale. HIGH SOCIETY BLUES J- C
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  • Pinang Gazette. SHIPPING AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      Shipping Arrivals and Departures.
      1659 10 Port Of Penang. Schedule of Principal Line. THE following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the week; In Pari i daVb. 8. Sitiawan from Alor Sar and Palau Langkawi. Sails for Alor Star to-day at 11 a m. m. v. Jitra
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      LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST.
      132 10 TO-DAY’S PRICES. The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Go’s ehare hat at 11 a.m. to-day Yesterday To-day Shares .1 jp 0 p CQ OQ GQ QQ 10. I e. t 0. le. Minim. Batn Cavee. M .52i .571 -50 .55 Chenderiang M 3/3
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      TIN AND RUBBER.
      52 10 Latest London, New York and Local Prices. TIN: LONDON. Spot £132-15 0. Down 25/3 Months £134-7 6. Down 22/6 $68.50 per picul. Up 25 c. 75 tons done RUBBER: London d. Unchanged New York 9§ c. (Gold) Unchanged Local 151 cts. Unchanged By Courtesy of Messrs. KENNEDY
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      The Eastern Extension Australasia and China Telegraph Co., Ltd.
      37 10 Traffic Receipts for July, 1930 £437,220. Tr-ffirt Receipts for July, 1929. £514,994. Ag. for seven mouths January/ July. 1930. £3,244,943. Aggregate for ur nthi January/ July, 1929. £3,623,143.
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      SINGAPORE PRICES.
      59 10 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE.) S.R. Sh,.l 151 rt». jx.mi =pdr pl 120/66 Quiet. London 41d New York 9| cts. (gold). (By Courtesy of Messrs. A*ten Dennys). Gtßtral Produce Ageacy, LtiL Singapore Price» for Standard Ribbed I Smoked Sheet for to-day are as follows: Spot 15i cents per lb. Sept.
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      TIN PRICES.
      79 10 Messrs. Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. London, August 25, Spot £134-2-6 three months’ buying £135-10 0 three months* selling £135-12 6. Messrs. Boustead d Co., Ltd. 27tn Aug: quotation for Singapore rffiued tin I6Bi per picul, business done 75 tons, Penang Refined Tin $67-87$ per picul, buyers no sellers,
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      PRODUCE PRICES.
      201 10 Panang, August 27, 1930. cts Pfnarss Opium p. ch«U rem 5.000.UC r 1 h M.OC Gold leaf seilerr 72.1 K M ;ce Picking* nom 170.01" Nzumege 80s ,i 70.0 C H 0« «0-00 Cc coanute per 1,000 90 00 Ccpra Sundried buyers 6.75 Rattans ealeu 11.1' R&ttana Ccatse
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      The Mails.
      43 10 The homeward mail bv the 8.8. Ethiopia closes at 6 p.m. on Friday, the 29ih instant. The 8.1. Raiula with mails despatched from London on August 7 i« expected to arrive here at 6 a.m. on Friday, the 29. h instant.
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      EXCHANGE.
      70 10 Penang, August 27, 1930. (Bp Courtesy ef The Chartered Bant). On London Bank Demand 2/3 23/32 4 m/ia 2/3 29 32 Private 3 m/ta redit 2’4 1/8 3 Documentary 2 4 1/4 Oa New York Bank Demand 56 1/16 France T.T. 1,425 India T.T. 155| Bangkok T.T. 79£ nom
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      FOREIGNI EXCHANGES.
      65 10 (Rugby Radio Sbrvick.) London. August 26 P/.ris, 123.77; New York. 4.87 j Bru.j&elth 34.82; Geneva, 25.05 Ainu >erdam, 12.08; Milan, 92,97; Berlin, 20.39 Stockholm, 18.11; Copeni a 18.16; Oslo, 18.17; Yienna, 34.45 Prague 164|; Helsingfors, 193ja; Madrid. 45.05 108.2.5 A uens, 375 Bncuarest, 816$, Rio, 41 i; Buenos
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      KENNEDY & Co.’s SHARE LIST.
      1047 10 KENNEDY Co.’s SHARE LIST. I NAMSS, g 5* =s nix Hi SUBBBB IDeU'ld c 9 o I c Allenby Rabbei 0« 1 00 1 v z lor G»jth Rubber Eniale 1 10 12( AniAlinunfetea Maley Ebtaten 1 25 1 5 Ayer Rftam Planttaf Byn<k»te 1 25 1 M ex Aver
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      486 10 New miscellaneous Wanted mdl or bßht year, pn C% Hil particaiar- u R:at Pinang Gazette. Buxl 63cS 5 m.v. Glenbeg Voy. Consignees of cargo DPr vessel from Europa are ht-\ h abov that she is dne in Pentg "pS* 1 morning the 29th August 19w day c jmmmee disohargiog on
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  • Feminine Reflections
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      MRS. PEPYS'S DIARY.
      837 11 slr. Pepy?’ B Cousin Gladys nd how naughtily gnats, and indeed of a biting nature, do punish »ny ,n f h j B ebBon making of her life a i> frfct b J do therefore, tell her a found by me at my reading, to ent a
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      NO MORE WHITE BATHROOMS!
      358 11  -  BY MARGARET MELVIN. The day of the all-white bathroom is past and colour introduced into this important room adds much to its attrrc tivenees. The choice of a colour scheme will depend on individual taste and on the position of the batbroom. Green and cream give
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      FASHION REDISCOVERS FABRIC HATS.
      375 11  -  BY PAULINE BOUCHIER, There is nothir g childish, or informal about linen hat? this year. They are big and small, very snapely, end their styles vary considerablyird, fbove all, they are comfortable. That is perhaps the secret of their popularity. I have been told tbat the
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      ORGANDIE OR VOILE?
      71 11 If you have bought a length of orgmdie at the recent sales, you cannot do better than use it for a frock on the lines of the one sketched. Plain cream or white organdie should be trimmed with bows of red or orange. Bub for those who
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      BEADS IN ABUNDANCE.
      438 11  -  BY MOLLIE LITTLE. Necklaces may bs large and cumbersome, and as heavy as a Mayor’s chain of office, or they may equally well be the most fairy-lihe things imaginable. Their size, however, is no indication as to the occasion for which they are intended. Long strings of
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      WHERE THE SUN ISN’T WANTED.
      465 11  -  BY MARJORIE CROOME. If food is to be kept in a wholesome condition during the summer, a well ordered and well equipped larder is essential. The larder should have a northerly «spec’’, to avoid the direct rays of the sun, but where this is not
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      CAKES TO TAKE.
      583 11 BY ROSAMUND. For summer entertainingpien'es or trnnia teas, garden partie?, snd ao on, the ability to make dainty little cakes is useful. That they do not take long to bake s a conaideration on a warm day. Paper cages to be bought inexgeiuively» aie labour saving, and
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    COMING EVENTS.
    39 11 Aug. 30Singapore Turf Club Autumn Meeting, Ist day. Sept. 3Singapore Turf Club Autumn Meeting, 2nd day. 6Singapore Turf Club Autumn Meeting, 3rd day. 10Singapore Turf Club Autumn Meeting, 4th day. 13Singapore Turf Club Autumn Meeting, sth day.
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      98 11 "BOSCH'* Plugs have proved to be best on the road, in the air and on the sea. Pass Four Clubs 1 118 NJ. Clubs, of course IThe Whisky ihaf pulls you together— makes a new man of you. For that's why fhe Planters all drink it. Ifs pure. Flails from
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    THAT JADED WARDROBE.
    1729 12  -  .A Corner for Women. FY I G. E. L. Every woman who lives in the hast knows that fe?lit n of complete fedupness” that comes over one upon inspec ting one’s wardrobe for the fiftieth time, and dec'dir g tt at ev*-ry garment is out of date,
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    Famous Tongue Tangles.
    177 12 Dr. W. A. Spooner, the ex-Wardcn of New Coil gp, famous fcr thousands of Spoonerisms,” for which he refuses t< accept responsibility, is 86. Apart fr. m the notoriety which springs from h.n association with Spoonerisms,” Dr. Spooner is gre»tly loved at Oxforu, where he is quietly
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    Police Collect Bicycles.
    78 12 Ovir 40 bicycles were removed from tbe five-foot-ways of virions streets in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday when the 0.0.P.D., Kuala Lumpur South and constables went round inspecting the five-foot-ways. The Police Station had the appearance of a bicycle shop after the machines were brought there and dumped
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      188 12 NOW IS THE TIME TO ADVERTISE. Now is the psychological moment when we must advertise our commodities. This is the view of Sir IT illiam Crawford, the head of the advertising firm, W. and S. Crawford, Ltd. Sir B ,illiam said The whole world is feeling an economic pinch. The
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      85 12 You should give Martell's Brandy tht Preference over others as it is superlative. HARK! LAST WEEK Good News Good News I! 3 A T Free PresenJt Sale zrarmananu DOULATRAMS p riceS If you bargain dollars five you will get a coupon free Everything at Bottom If you collect two coupons
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      296 12 Ph one N°- FWXf For Better Aftf J Where S„ lln j Reproduction I S ds Right. SOUND [rHj SYSTEM I ENTIRE CHANGE Of NEW PICTURES TOUGH T AT 6-30 JIND 9-30 P.Y. PATHE PRESENTS THE STUPENDOUS ALL-TALKING AIR-THRILLER. THE FLYING FOOL" iv Uh William Boyd, Marie Prevost, Russell Gleason
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    Britain in the "Doledrums."
    955 13 Need for War-Time Pluck and Endurance—lmperial Organisation or Pauperdom. We are told by experts that nations suffer tragic reec ions after a war. Dorir g the citizens whatever their origins and outlook, are buoyed up with excitement and carried forward on a wave of enthusiasm. The
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      316 13 WHISKY i>' x> A Welcome Change! V IjrMw 1 F y° u Bre not drinking Fl Ifl »«’a 1 KED HACKLE" y„ u V'lS V'MrL re rot dr nkir th e < j? Jf best. Try it for a change. T* F 1” L 1!; You will continue to drink
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      140 13 Yov should give Martell Brandy the peterence over others as it is superlative a i ENGINEERS SAY 1 If jj I U Where Reliability is NeededInstal 1 RUSTON OIL ENGINES M n r 1 I SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. S 1 Tbe et gines and equipment we use to
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      111 13 tu 1\ ,M IHE. CKI 5929 v,\ open W SELECT St «VMNIS BA VVS EA* W Stitchlew, $8.50 Stitched, $9-50 Grooved, $9.00. Vy, Special Prices for Clubs: Xj* l Stitchless, 87.25 Stitched, 88.50 Grooved, $B.OO. << Special Compressed Air Tins $0.50 per dozen extra. 1 I ,JW—Bgg-dggaiiin iMIIIWaiiMMWWBTam I FROM
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    MIMIC WARFARE AT KEPONG.
    685 14 INSURGENTS.” Kuala Lumpur Volunteer Units Inspected. With the rxceptif n cf the members of the F.M.S. L’ght Battery, volunteers of all units of the Malay States Volunteer Regimer t centred in Kuala Lumpur received their annual inspection cn Saturday, by the General Officer Commandh g, Malaya,
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    £80,000 For University College, Hull.
    153 14 Mr. George Frederic Grant, a leather merchant cf Hull, well-known for his many charitable activities, who died recently at lhe age of 87, has made the University College of HuP, residuary legatee cf bis estate. The amount by which tb« Colbge will benefit is es’ima'ed
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      177 14 ^g^33^i i bWP MI iloi"^AL-iiii-Vjj/ 4 AET&vls§S§£' F-\’ StLJ?£iA >■ Ww Xwljllra* ffl Hk AGENTS JHE.EASTERN AIGENCIES.E% Gentlemen to well \ij shave themselves daily. I IB You shave rapidly and neatly If /*cr > whilst the skin remains vel- IB vety and free from irritation /f if. before lathering you
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      227 14 1 EASTffil -«Ml a j jj July! 11 I J un k «ails, junk sails, HpiT I Brown against a paling $K v 1 j Winged romance drifting by 1 otWHUBOEM Shaped by dreams, long, long a I I B >' wnat dreamer, who can W..--7 Brour.. I f I
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    MARKET PRICES.
    598 15 CHOWRABTA MARKET. Penang, August 27, 1930 Mutton cte Mutton Indian per «u 56 Head Sheep or goal each 1-30 Liver with heart 4 I u*j do 15) do 100 Uoat or Sheep per lb 56 Sweet Bread pair 4U Suet 40 idney pair 80 F ee t m
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      141 15 Zr*x. XbA j OPM® ,i dik: <? >_ I I IH-Hf> I fer 1 4 t CZf® U il i A*CFM»«sy VI x «■'HI'WOWVO PSOOUCtS t\ £±S£!S| £z-yj mi fl k1 SOLE AGENTS: Henry Waugh Co., Ltd., (Formerly Katz Brothers, Ltd) ME ~T UCE-cg I e AS PREPARED BY J
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      1311 16 -**-"»_*._J~ "U--XAi** ,<*»V>AAAAWAAA/W'-> ,>^VWv J THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE f dollar steamship line INTENDED SAILINGS FROM PENANG. AMERICAN MAIL LINE WEEKLY SERVICE. LONDON N. CONTINENT. j i£g i PHILOCTETES Ang, 28 Marsjilles. London, Rjt'e dam and Hamburg. y I GLAUCUB 4 London. Ro.teroam aid Hamburg. J §*SaR?EDON Sept. 11 Marseille?,
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      502 16 P. 0.-BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Companies Incorporated h MAIL PASSENGER A iD Peninsular and Orientel 8. 3. Go., unde? con- Fen»nn WA asafi tract with His Majesty’s Government, London sn j and Far Eait Mail Servics Gutwards from London for China and Japan, Qari s dnePe Mo Ba! <
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