Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 3 September 1930
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1930-09-03 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE gSTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 202. VOL. LXXXVIII. WEDNESDAY, 3rd SEPTEMBER, 1930. PRICE 10 CENTS20 words
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Advertisement372 1930-09-03 1 ItJAGATA! brothers dentists Head Office next to The Dispensary. Branch Office 52, Leith Street 3£d.-—" »>• -L,- -Xk? t\Z~-= a 1 i- 11 lce If II > I *p 11l I t I I > 1 i-Z all sizes i f i Expanded Metal i- vQJk T/vR»7 <• J H372 words
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Advertisement16 1930-09-03 1 H.TOKiSATSU) STUDIO with up-to-date Photography by electric light. Thone 772, 68,70, BISHOP ST BEET, PENANG. I16 words
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Advertisement1906 1930-09-03 2 I"*"' e BANKS MiarvT in the estate of Does your Body get what it "L.— CHARLES WALLIS ROBINSON requires VITAMIN B. and china"’*' pTi t X% E DCUAV Boad Constructions etc. Notice is hereby given that all creditors |Bf| jK Paid-up-Capital fl’onoOOol I Please apply to and other persons having1,906 words
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Article295 1930-09-03 3 FLIGHT BID BY HERO'S WIDOW All Lost” in Burma Crash RUNAWAY marriage at sixteen iiWJEPOLE may laugh at m?, but JL there is one thing lam determin'd to dol must give my children a real start in life, and then I intend to make the flight295 words
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Article264 1930-09-03 3 With the installation of mechanism for the censoring of talkie»,’* the banning of certain English Sunday newspapers and weekly journals, the barring of books by Aldous Hux’ey, Bertrand RussaP, and others, the new censorship in the Irish Free State may he said to be fairly launched (says264 words
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Article180 1930-09-03 3 CHILDREN AND EFFECTS OF LIQUOR During the war year?, the deaths certified as associated with alcoht lem suddenly decreased to a mere fraction of their former number?, and that reduc ion has since proved permanent. Dr. T. H. 0. Stevenson, medical statistical officer in the General180 words
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Advertisement284 1930-09-03 3 << *K NM XXA /> tk Z\ '.-.j yz'- h Z f^ xX -\zC wL2g) 0 y > y Zx ,Ju B SKI U I X’ P K f 1 p I I -'X'.;; ..'.••-5 I RUGGED peaks and Here you get milk at its green velvety valleys. best. The284 words
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Advertisement17 1930-09-03 3 "BOSCH*" Plugs have proved to be best on the road, in the air and on the tea.17 words
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Advertisement260 1930-09-03 3 ldl 1 1» JL. -a HIGH SOCIETY BLUES” These are the song hits from this big talkie success. I Wonderful melodies to dance to: g r’n I Jtnfc I’ke In A Story Back, F. T. I I’m In The Maiket For You Brilliantly Rendered By Van Phillips Band /.q f260 words
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Feminine Reflections
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Article825 1930-09-03 4 Monday Cotten frock* being fashionable this Beacon, whether of print or vo Ido wrDe vf a verv good o£ wfigbi g them, to preserve their colour. That to pot a little bran into Inke-warm water and to wash qu ckly through, then rinse in cold water, doing825 words
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Article328 1930-09-03 4 MURIEL RAPSON - BY MURIEL RAPSON With a little patience it is possible to find sets of china and glass which will harmonise with the col >ur scheme of an? room. Indeed, some of them are so lovely that one is tempted to choose them first, and then redecorate the328 words
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Article487 1930-09-03 4 ATELA LEWIS - BY ATELA LEWIS Harmony of colour in dress is one of the greatest marks of good or bad taste in a wen an. Those people are fortunate who know, or feel instinctively what colouri look well together, and though an eye for colour may not be easily487 words
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Article, Illustration71 1930-09-03 4 Here are a choice collection of new shoes, dress materials being as popular as leathers, and, in most instances, shoes are richly coloured this summer. On the first stair the shoes are of embroidered shantung, then come tennis shoes of white buckskin with generous strappings in71 words
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Article480 1930-09-03 4 MARGARET MELVIN - BY MARGARET MELVIN There are d* fl lite fashions in wallpaper as in clothes, and this year the vogue seems to be a wall covering which is fadeless and washable and in varied patterns and colourings which can not only be washed but even scrubbed without any480 words
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Article423 1930-09-03 4 DAPHNE DAVIDSON - BY DAPHNE DAVIDSON Ddnly f tshions in handbags for the summer include flat envelopes in necktie silk, lined with moires, whose eflours contrast with the mellow covr rs. A bag with a silken weave is edged by narrow white kid piping?, and pillar-box and royal423 words
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Article607 1930-09-03 4 BY ROSAMUND As the summer advances the WlBe houeewife files a convenient dry shelf the store cupboard with pickles and so forth, which she knows the will fi Q( i useful when winter comes—if not before Here are some seasonable recipes. Rhubarb Chutney: About this time607 words
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Advertisement58 1930-09-03 4 You should give Martell s Brandy preference over others as it is superlat f CAST IRON Pipes and Pipe Bends. r j 1 JilnJ fl 11 J m t LB Manhole-Covers, Soil Pipes etc. I /II 1» i w swobi m l I II 11 0/ it H II R.58 words
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Article188 1930-09-03 5 Reuter. MATCH DRAWN Surrey Swamps Middlesex GREGORY IN FORM London, September 2. THERE was some heavy scoring in the first-class matches which concluded to-day. The scores were as follows Sussex v. Australians Brighton Australians 367 < Kippax 158. Hurwood 91, Hornibrook 59 not out' and 233 forReuter. - 188 words
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Article43 1930-09-03 5 Reuter. HULL CITY WIN AT NELSON London, c eptember 2 The following are the results of League matches played to day DIVISION 3. (Northern section.) Nelson 0 Hull City 2 Rochdale 2 Cheaterfield 3 SCOTTISH LEAGUE. Ranger* 1 Hamilton A. 0Reuter. - 43 words
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Article67 1930-09-03 5 .Reuter. MARINE OFFICIER S FATAL CRASH Chicago, September 2 There was yet another serious accident at the air races. Captain A rthur Page, United States Marine Corps, flying at 205 miles an hour in the Thomson Trophy race, crashed in front of 60 000 spectators Capt Page.Reuter. - 67 words
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Article68 1930-09-03 5 BY SCRATCH SINGAPORE SIDE (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore. September 8 In a dull game of soccer yesterday Singapore defeated Hong Kong by one goal to nil. Although a scratch side Singapore were too good for the visitors who were unable to penetrate the home defence. Singapore’s68 words
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272 1930-09-03 5 UNPLEASANT INCIDENTS Unnecessary Display of Temper There were two prominent features in the yesterday’s football match played on the Renong Ground between the A. H. I. A. and the Padang Party when the latter ran out winners by the only goal scored in the match.272 words
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Article141 1930-09-03 5 THE SCRATCHINGS Fair Fields for To-day The scratchings have not been heavy for to-day, the second day of the Singapore Turf Club Autumn meeting, and three place dividends are assured in every race. In tw’o events, unless there are further scratchings on the course, there should be141 words
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Article53 1930-09-03 5 .Reuter. AMERICAN AIRMAN REACHES 28,000 FEET Chicago, September 2 Wilfred Moore of Kansas City, attempting an altitude record, reached a height of 28.000 feet. This is a new world s record if the barograph corroborates the evidence of the plane s altimeter. Moore was accompanied by Miss Alice.Reuter. - 53 words
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Article38 1930-09-03 5 Reuter. NEW BRITISH BOXING HOPE London, September 2 Teddy Baldock, the British Bantamweight Champion, was surprisingly but convincingly outpointed by Benny Charkey, a young Newcastle bantam, who was participating in his first big fight Reuter.Reuter. - 38 words
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Advertisement192 1930-09-03 5 -II g I brushing- DUCO J FOR HUNDREDS OF HOME USES BRUSHING DUCO < i IS ON DISPLAY AT f S Messrs. Whiteaway, Laidlaw Co., Ltd. |i 2 CALL AND INSPECT ARTICLES I I' WHICH HAVE BEEN FINISHED IN ll' K 2 r BRUSHING DUCO I 1 1 II [Il192 words
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Advertisement34 1930-09-03 5 Just Received From Europe" A new shipment of Printed Chiffon Dress Lengths. Colours Charming Fascinating. Each of them is of different design. Prices moderate. B. H. T. Doulatram Co., Ba, Bb, Beach Street, Penang.34 words
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Advertisement117 1930-09-03 5 j f 1 > I SPECBALIY MADE 1 and meeting a real need when breast feeding fails and raw milk is liquid danger" Cow Gate Milk Food brings health and vitality and everything that Baby needs for sound growth and steady development. Fresh from West of England pastures, rich in117 words
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2157 1930-09-03 6 Grand Reception Speeches at State Banquet Weltevreden, August 28. ON Wednesday, 27th August, at 5.15 p.m., His Excellency Sir Cecil Clementi, Governor of the Straits Settlements and High Commissioner of the Malay States, arrived in Weltevreden and was officially received in the reception room2,157 words
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Article42 1930-09-03 6 6 Singapore Turf Club Autumn Meeting, 3rd day. The Temerloh Coconut and Rubber Estate. Ltd., annual meeting Messrs. A. A. Anthony Company, 12 noon. 10 Singapore Turf Club Autumn Meetihg, 4th day. 13 -Singapore Turf Club Autumri Meeting, sth day.42 words
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Article370 1930-09-03 6 Thrilling Adventures of Motor Cyclist Mr. Louis Kraft, who rode across Africa on a motor-cycle, recently arrived at Cape Town and gave an account of his adventures to the Press. Mr. Kraft claims that no other man has made the journey on a motor-cycle before. I started from370 words
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Advertisement14 1930-09-03 6 FV'gs wva proved to bebc'ff oi liie read inithe air and on the sea.14 words
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Advertisement259 1930-09-03 6 vnmnnnn Has it occurred to YOU that the only way to ensu-. ABSOLUTE CLEANLINESS in the sugar you purchase is to buy it in packages, sealed and GUARANTEED by the refiner iiiiuiiii..wM>aafg<iiiii 'll 1 M rj i I iWIIO I 111 HillllgSHil IT AIK O O T. K- sugar is259 words
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Article425 1930-09-03 7 Battle in French Territory Suspects Hiding in Lonely House in Jungle Reuter. a revolver battle between a of terrorist suspects anil police in Chandernagore, Sis the French Territory near lentta. early yesterday morning, e Bengali was killed and four Crested. The police, led by Sir rhirlesReuter. - 425 words
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Article89 1930-09-03 7 3euter. Extraordinary Precautions by the Government Buenos Aires, cptember 8 Alarmist rumours are spreading that Argentina is on the verge of a political upheaval. Signor Dellepiane, the War Minister, has resigned and it is believed that other Cabinet Ministers will follow The G(:erni?.nt is taking extraordinary precautions, Eleven3euter. - 89 words
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Article200 1930-09-03 7 .Renter. QUE TION MARK LAND I AT CURTISSFIELD New York, September 2 A message from St. Pierre states that the Question Mark passed over South St Pierre at six this morning, Eastern Summer Timo. Capt. Costes, in communication with the St Pierre w*irele 3 s station, reported.Renter. - 200 words
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Article59 1930-09-03 7 JU V/A. VliV .-•-Reuter. Japanese Buyers to be Admitted Cape Town. September 2 The Minister of Agriculture has decided to permit the Japanese wool buyers to enter into the Union for free competition on the outh African wool markets. This decision may lead to a very imporJU V/A. VliV .-•-Reuter. - 59 words
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Article51 1930-09-03 7 CHINESE FILM AT DRURY LANE. "Father in-laws" is the Chinese film showing at the I mry Lane Theatre Hall The picture has been drawing crowded bouses since Monday and it mamtams the usual high quality tor which its pro ,luc«rs the Sun Motion Picture Company ot Shanghai. BOh51 words
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Article51 1930-09-03 7 .Reuter. Shanghai, September 2 iwo million silver piastres were recently shipped from Haiphong to London. It is understood that the Government of bd.a have negotiated for a further sale of *****,000 ounces of silver with a certain China banking corporation at a price slightly oelow the official.Reuter. - 51 words
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Article43 1930-09-03 7 Reuter. London, September 2 Rwt r a correspondent aboard the Orient IDer Orama" going to England from Australia reports that Mr. Scullin, who was 3n 'ng acutely from bronchial trouble w btii he sailed, is making an excellent reXvei y,Reuter.Reuter. - 43 words
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Article35 1930-09-03 7 Reuter. Rio de Janeiro, September 2 v ral are believed to have been killed !b iuy injured while great df mage was t property by a tornado which c the city yesterday.Reuter.Reuter. - 35 words
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Article32 1930-09-03 7 N EW ULTRAVIOLET RAY .Reuter. Moscow, September 3 «Oienfß CC rC^ cr Sedov engaged in a k- Ak in the Arctic has wirethat a scientist aboard has discovered K’ ultra violet ray.-Reuter..Reuter. - 32 words
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Article30 1930-09-03 7 anurc Reuter Stockholm, September 3 the fjr s ''h J specially boarded bodiun Mn which landed the rniing t have, identified there Re/f r(b h’ s companion Striadanurc " Reuter - 30 words
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Article718 1930-09-03 7 HANDICAPS FOR SATURDAY Will Lucky Mistake Win Again? Below* will be found the handicaps for five races on Saturday, the third day of the ingapore Turf lab Autumn Meeting. The weights relate to the two top classes of horsts and afford an interesting study Class 1 has718 words
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Article64 1930-09-03 7 JAVANESE UNDER ARREST Information has been received in Penang this morning to the effect that what was apparently a brutal murder had been perpetrated at Nebong Tebal. Details are scanty. The alleged murdered man is stated to be a Javanese, about 40 years old. Another64 words
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Article244 1930-09-03 7 THREE PEOPLE INJURED Accused Charged in the District Court A Chinese named Ong Chye Seng, who had been previously charged in the Second Police Court, on three different counts of attempted murder, which charges were later reduced was to-day produced before Mr H. A. Forrer.244 words
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Article151 1930-09-03 7 THREE CHINESE CONVICTED Heavy Fines in District Coart Mr. H. R. Baker of the Government Monopolies to-day charged before Mr. H. A. Forrer, three Chinese named (1) Tham Ah Fat, (2) Soh Peng and (3) Moi Lum with having offered for sale to the Superin tendent of Monopolies,151 words
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Article109 1930-09-03 7 JUDGMENT RESERVED IN WILL CA'E There was no work in the Penang upreme Court to day, the suit which was expected to have taken up two days, coming to a conclusion at the end of the first day’s hearing. In this suit, between Mohamed Surat and Che109 words
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97 1930-09-03 7 On returning from Borneo Lady Clementi visited The Child Welfare Society’s Creche at Minto Road and Mr. Tan Kah Kee’s Factory on August 27. On arrival Lady Clementi was received by Mr. Tan Kah Kee and his fourth son in law, Mr. Oon Khye97 words
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Article93 1930-09-03 7 SENSATIONAL MYSTERY TALKIE PERFORMaN E The Drake ase is drawing crowded houses at the Queen’s inema. It is a super talkie of a sensational murder, keeping the audience in suspense from the beginning to the end of the show. It is a story ia which the daughter accuses93 words
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Article395 1930-09-03 7 Mr. and Mrs David Frankel have re turned to ingapore. It is hoped that a Rotary Club will be started in Taiping at an early date. Mr. D. C. Watherston, Cadet, M.C.S., has been appointed to be a Magistrate of the Second Class in and for the395 words
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137 1930-09-03 7 SEEVARATNAM—MUTTIAH A pretty wedding was solemnised yesterday at the Church of the Resurrection, Kuala Kangsar. the contracting parties being Dr. John E. Seevaratnam, S S. Medi cal Service), and Miss Charlotte Rosamma Muttiah, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Muttiah of Kuala Kangsar.137 words
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Article136 1930-09-03 7 RAO SAHEB KUNHI RAMAN NAIR IN PENANG Rao Saheb Kunhi Raman Nair, who has been appointed Agent of the Government of India in Malaya in succession to Rao Saheb Subbayya Naidu, whose term of office expired last month, arrived in Penang this morning by tbe 8.1.136 words
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Article71 1930-09-03 7 TWO MONTHS’ JAIL A Chinese named Tan Cheok who bad been found guilty on a charge of tbe theft of 25 rambu tans valued at 20 cts. in the Second Police court, was produced before Mr. H.A. Forrer, the Penang District Judge, for Sentence. The accused admitted71 words
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CORRESPONDENCE
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Article189 1930-09-03 7 (To the Editor of the A inang Gazette) Sir,Amplifying Mr. E. D. Butler's letter in the T'inang Gazftte, if well placed, companies can freeze out many other local Rubber Producers, any uay we look to Government to preserve the Asiatic inhabitants of British Malaya. By freezing out189 words
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Article193 1930-09-03 7 Sir In a bureaucratic administration, the machinery of the governmet moves very slowly, and when an emergency measure such as Rubber Restriction becomes law, it begins to act as a narcotic, even though the operation of the enactment does untold harm in the long run. This193 words
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Article271 1930-09-03 7 TAMIL DISCHARGED BY POLICE MAGISTRATE Felix, a Tamil, who described himself as a tally clerk in the Municipality was charged in the Second Police Court with being drunk and disorderly and secondly with assaulting a constable at T’atani Road last night. Sundaram. the constable who was alleged to271 words
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Article128 1930-09-03 7 TAMIL LAD CHARGED IN COURT T efore Mr. Edward Jago in the Second Police Court, Singaram and Mucian 7 y. two Tamil lads, were charged with the th» of 10 katties of spent cartridges u,g tha Rifle Range, on optemWr We thou.ht that they were used128 words
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Article519 1930-09-03 8 Day by day the news from Iniia becomes more grave. The seeds of so-calle 1 civil disobedience and lilI il non-violent resistance to law and order have germinated, thrived and come to fruition, and to-day there is a spirit of lawlessness and contempt for law abroad through519 words
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Article156 1930-09-03 8 Reuter. Four Chinese Victims in Fire London, September 2 Three Chinese children and their pet dog Spot perished in the fire in a threestoried building in a Liverpool Chinatown shop in which was occupied by their father, a laundryman named Hun Yen. Two other sons were badlyReuter. - 156 words
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Article81 1930-09-03 8 Tan Kah Kee’s Manager Seriously Wounded (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, September 3 Mr. Tan Keng Cheng, outdoor manager of Tan Kah Kee s Sambawa Road factory, was attacked by armed Chinese outside his residence in Oxford Road last night and was shot several times at point blank81 words
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Article41 1930-09-03 8 Reuter. Freak Parties Running Candidates Berlin, September 2 Twenty-four parties are running can didates for the Reichstag elections on September 14. The new parties include one favouring complete prohibition and another is self-styled The Right may become Might P»rty” Reuter.Reuter. - 41 words
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Article1200 1930-09-03 8 Penang, Wednesday. £e)O that the rest of Malaya may know it the wet season at Penang has set in. And wet it is in all conscience. Even so we welcome the change and would not have it otherwise even though our mackintosh is not what it was1,200 words
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Advertisement250 1930-09-03 8 arriving iS.S*. President Polk. A SHIPMENT OF Fresh Fruit Vegetables COMPRISING Sunkist Oranges, Kelsey Plums. Sunkist Grape Fruit, Bartlett Pears, Selected Cauliflower, Selected Celery. 0 ORDER EARLY Pritchard Co., Ltd., PHONE 335. I Finest Dutch. Oigatrs I A Retail. Per tin of I Aguila Blanca $3.75 50 P ieces I250 words
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Advertisement28 1930-09-03 8 E, (XHOTXU The Band of the s.s. President Polk WILL PLAY AT THE AFTER-DINNER DANCE ON Friday, sth September, 1930. LIPTON’S CEYLON TEA. YOU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST.28 words
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Miscellaneous27 1930-09-03 8 TIDE TABLES High Water Low Water. To-Day 9.51 5 .m. 3.58 a.in. 11.21 p.m. 5.10 p.u. To Morrow 10.35 a.m. 4.55 a.m. 11.35 p. n. 5.31 p.m.27 words
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Article749 1930-09-03 9 Trade Union Attitude not Unfriendly. 4 Mr. Bevin's Address. important By-Election To-day at Bromley. Conservative Split. Further expressions of opinion on tariffs and free trade were ventilated at yesterday’s session of the Trade Union Conference at Nottingham. The spokesman was Mr. Bevin, who also endeavoured to holdReuter - 749 words
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Article49 1930-09-03 9 .Reuter. Financial Expert to Visit New Zealand Wellington. September 2 Sir Otto Niemeyer has accepted the invitation by the New Zealand Government t* visit New Zealand. He sails on Soprani be r 4. The visit will primarily be concerned in the banking, currency and exchange problems.Reuter..Reuter. - 49 words
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Article336 1930-09-03 9 .Reuter. No Intention of Offending Chinese BUDGET CRISIS Canberra, September 2 Mr. Scullin has replied to a Note from the Chinese Consul-General dated May 1, urging the discontinuance of taking finger prints of unprohibited Chinese, appealing for limitation of the right of stardh of prohibited immigrants and.Reuter. - 336 words
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Article99 1930-09-03 9 Reuter. Peking Postal Commissioner Besieged Peking, September 2 The Postal Commissioner, Mr. Nixon, was kept prisoner in his office .-eight and a half hours without a break yesterday by demonstrators demanding pay. He was finally released by the garrison, the commander intervening and forcing the demonstrators toReuter. - 99 words
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Article75 1930-09-03 9 Siamese King to Travel by Ordinary Train (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, September 3 As a matter of economy involving a considerable saving in the King’s privy purse, Their Majesties are travelling from Hua Bin to the capital on Wednesday in the Royal Saloon attached to the ordinary75 words
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Article69 1930-09-03 9 Reuter. Municipal Councillors Fire at Visitors Helsingfors, September 2 A deputation of citizens waited on the Municipal Council al Heinavesi and demanded the immediate resignation of all Communist councillors. The Socialist Chairman by way of reply fired a pistol it the deputation. A number iof Communists followedReuter. - 69 words
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Article296 1930-09-03 9 Reuter. Order by Authorities at Paris TAKES REFUGE IN LONDON Sequel to Publication of Secret Document Mr William Randolph Hearst, the American millionaire newspaper proprietor, arrived in London yesterday from Paris having been ordered by the French authorities to leave France. This is understoodReuter. - 296 words
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Article148 1930-09-03 9 Reuter. Salvage May Not Be Completed till Next Year Brest, September 2 The Italian salvage ship Raffio has joined her sister ship Artiglio, to proceed to salvage the Egypt's bullion. The first stage of the work is the removal of the m.ichinery and superstructures from the deckReuter. - 148 words
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Article104 1930-09-03 9 .Reuter. Warsaw, September 3 The woes of Polish deputies are increasing daily, due to Pilsudski’s ruthless tactics. His dissolving of Parliament on August 31 meant that deputies lost their salaries due on September 1. He has now cancelled their railway passes and had all telephones of the Lower.Reuter. - 104 words
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Advertisement25 1930-09-03 9 TO-DAY’S NEWS Page Hook to Try 3 Baronet Liftman 13 Woman’s Page 4 L?nal Across Britain 14 Port 5 local 7 £*Mnmercial W Shipping 1225 words
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Advertisement62 1930-09-03 9 1 EQUALITY y paints r ITHE I MANUFACTURE OF I WILKINSON, I HEYWOOD AND CLARKj 1 LONDON. f i I FALCON” I s brand. I Cygnite White No, 101 1 H Chocola e E P Fadeless Red Fa It less Greens S STOCKS HELD f 3 1 BY I Durege62 words
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Advertisement278 1930-09-03 9 Orchestral selections of four of the latest and most popular Sound -Films on two His Master’s Voice” Records which you will want to hear Again and Again. SONG OF THE WEST 'l Intro Hay-Straw.” West Wind,’’ The one Girl,” I Come back to me,’* F.nale. 1 HIGH SOCIETY BLUES j-278 words
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303 1930-09-03 10 £13,000,000 Judgment Against Soviet London, September 2 The Arbitration Oort wh been considering the dispute le -veen the Soviet Government and L**na Goldfielie Limited, the English company, judgment to-day that the Company was prevented by the Russian Government from carrying out their agreement. The agreement303 words
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Article25 1930-09-03 10 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE.) S.R. Sheet <;/s, per fouw’ pl $l9/33 Q det. Louden 4 IF/161 I*-* verb (gold W Cwtiffl o* l/ew»»A/’ten Z/cnnt's).25 words
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Article31 1930-09-03 10 Sin/rpere Prices for Standard bed Smoked Sheet for to-Jry are ss follows: Spat w cents per lb. Sept. 141 ii Oct./Dec. 15| Jan/Mar. 1931 16j Market quiet.31 words
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Article85 1930-09-03 10 Messrs Eastern Smelting Co.. Ltd. Lundor, September 1, Spot £<33-15 0 three month/ buying £135-2 6 three months’ selling £135-5 0. Messrs. Boustead <t Co., Ltd. 3rd Sept: quotation for Singapore refined tin 168-25 per picul, butinm d-ne 225 tons, Penang Refined Tin <6B-25 per picul, buyers no85 words
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Article1065 1930-09-03 10 Mr. A. W. Still writes in The Investor s Review. zlu eigh h of a penny stands between reality and my headline while I write, How long it will stand I cannot tell, but he portion of the industry is deplorable iu the 1 ist degree. The1,065 words
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Article331 1930-09-03 10 DIRECTORS’ RETORT The report of the D'rectors of th? Menglembu Lode Minirg Co., Ltd., to bf submitted to the shareholders at the sixth annual general mating of the company, fa be held et the Registered Office of the Company, No. 1-, Penang Street, Penang, on331 words
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Article78 1930-09-03 10 Ponsng. S'otemb°r 3, 930. (3y CnwrtAJiif The Chartered Bank). On London Bank Demand 2/3 23/32 4 m/ s 2/3 29/32 I 1 rivate 3 m/ts red it 2/4 1/8 3 Docnment»rv 2'4 1/4 On N’?w York Bank Demand 56 1/16 f France T.T. 1,425 India T.T. 155| Bangkok T.T.78 words
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Article68 1930-09-03 10 (Rugby Radio Ssrviob.) London, September 2. Paris. 123.75; New 4.8652 Brussels, 34 84; Geneva. 25.04; Amste'dam, 12.08; Milan. 92.95; Berlin, 20.39 Stockholm, 18.10 Copenhagen, 18.16 Oeto. 18.16 iT'enna, 34.43; Prague 164-f 6 Helsingfors, 193 i fl 6 Madrid, 45.95 Lisbon, 108.25 Athens* 375 Bucharest, 815; Rio, Buenos Aires,(Rugby Radio Ssrviob.) - 68 words
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Article106 1930-09-03 10 TO-DAY’S PRICES The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY k Oa’s share list at 11 a.m. to-day: Yesterday To-day C 2 E BHABIS. X 0 0 CQ Ol CQ OQ tG. G. Sc* Mining Ayer Hitam Tin. 9/9 10/6 10/- 10/6 Hongkong Tin.. 14/6106 words
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Article57 1930-09-03 10 Latest London, New York and Local Prices. TIN: LONDON. Spot £133-12-6. Unchanged 1 Mentha’ £135-7-6. Up S/SINGAPORE $61.25 per picul. Uown 25 c. 225 tons doM RUBBER t London 4 11/16 d. Down 1/16 d. New York 9i e. (Gold) Down >c. Local 144 cts. Down J57 words
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Article88 1930-09-03 10 AUGUST RETURNS The following are the latest returns for August: Pangnga River Tin Concessions Ltd. Output piculs 1,161 Hours run 1.087 Yardage 273,000 Estimated realised value of ore $48,000. Muang Tin N.L, Hours 562 Cubic yards 72,680 Piculs 577 Ulu Klang Tin Ltd. Hours run88 words
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Article31 1930-09-03 10 Iha. Penang 408,000 Sabrang 139.500 Straits 345,000 Rubana 139,000 Tali Ayer 153,500 Bagan Serai 57,000 Batak Rabit 48,000 Kurau 37,500 Merchiston 47,500 Mountjoy 81,500 Snngei Tukang 45,106 Brias 43,59831 words
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Article39 1930-09-03 10 The homeward mail by the r.s. Kashmir doses at 530 p.m. on Saturday, the 6ch instant. The P. O. Maleva with mails despatched from London on August 14 is expected to arrive here at 4 p.m. to-morrow.39 words
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Article84 1930-09-03 10 Th-3 ss. Klang left Penang yesterday evening for Port Swtttenham and Singapore, with the following pisaengers: Miss Parfitt. Miss H. Depher, Mr. W. O. Arnold, Mr. W. Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Laffan, Mr. K. H. Oon and Mr. A. A. N. Merican. s.s. Kinta The f.v. Kinta arrived84 words
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Article1038 1930-09-03 10 KENNEDY Co.’s SHARE LIST. NAMES. i i 5 I S I* I I CO tp Hi |cs o c AHenby Rubbcu O« 22 J a lor C4»j*h Rubber FartwAt 80 ICO Amalnmatetf SSaiay Sztefc* 1 25 1 50 Ayer Hitam Planting SyaSie»*® 1 23 1 40 ex Ayer Kunlug Rubber1,038 words
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Advertisement59 1930-09-03 10 J -’.S Jlunnymede' Malaya’s Nicest Hotel DINNER DANCE Every Wednesday .Saturday MUSIC In the LOUNGE on Saturday mornings and every Sunday evenings from 7.30 EX-SERVICE NIGHTSaturday Next. There will be an informal gathering of Ex-Service Men and Women. Old style dances, and ommunity Singing. Supper from 11.30. EXTENSION UNTIL 159 words
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Advertisement422 1930-09-03 10 1 ft gw Advertisements POSITION VACANT. Federated Malay States Railways Apnlieationa are invite! for the po Bto f European Lady Stenographer and Tyniut for temporary service i n the Locomotive Head Office of the FMS R-iilwiyß, Sentul, Kuala Lumpur. The successful applicant would be paid $9O/- per mensem and subject422 words
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Article859 1930-09-03 11 r SNOWDEN UNPOPULAR Successes and Failures lfB modern Gunpowder Plot blew up 11 Front Benches in the House 'Common., bnt .pared the rest; or if c lectorate. made desperate by disimpartially transported Socialist, <ir Irvitivei and Liberal leaders alike, to B Parliament lort its familiar savour859 words
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Article458 1930-09-03 11 FACTS AS TEST Regarded as Quite Legitimate Washington The bland assertion in the Yale Diily New?,” a paper published by undergraduates at the University during term time, that one half of the Yale undergraduates are guilty of cheating at examination?, has provided a new variant here458 words
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Article268 1930-09-03 11 CRITICS OF CADET CORPS Quite a warlike spirit was aroused during the discussion at a meeting of the London Education Authority of a demand for the abolition of cadet corps in L.G.C. schools, made by Mr. E. St. John Catch" pole. The higher Eduction Sub-Committee268 words
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Article290 1930-09-03 11 BELGIAN KING AND HIS WIDOW Thirty thousand Belgian war veterans, representing every branch of the Belgian Army, noa-ched past the Royal Palace at Brussels where King Albert took the saI 111 6" Qi The imposing ceremony lasted for hours and was the culminating point290 words
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Advertisement162 1930-09-03 11 'BOSCH'* Plugs have proved to be best on the road, in the air ana on the sea. WEAK AND PAINFUL JOINTS Are your arms weak Are your legs unable to carry you about? Do you feel like falling down Does your work not interest you? Do games and recreation even162 words
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Advertisement129 1930-09-03 11 Hie Corneil KeslouroßC UNDER lUROIEAN MANAGEMENT 16, Beach Street.Phone 1185, Two minutes walk from the Wharf and Piers (Opposite the I’, 0. Agents Office) The Coolest and Most Up-to-date place for Evening Teas and' Scones Ice Cream de Luxe Soda Fountain Drinks Breakfasts, Tiffins, Dinners 'and Grills, Cold Beer, Wines,129 words
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Advertisement477 1930-09-03 11 THE FUTURE OF THE EMPIRE, foes in the arms cf even/ nursing mcthĕt iK x I V I v v > '■pHERE are occasions when, do what you JL will, the Mother’s milk remains scanty, weak and unsuitable. In these cases Sunshine Glaxo has proved helptul to the Mother, remedying477 words
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1163 1930-09-03 12 Port Of Penang. Schedule of Principal Lines. THE following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the weeki In Pert Te-iiay. &8. Indragiri” from B. B*hra, Bagan Si Api Api, Paneb, and Asahan.' Sailed to-day for Asahan, Berombang< Paneh, Bagan Si Api1,163 words
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Advertisement13 1930-09-03 12 Yov should give Martell Brandy tm peterence over others as it is svperlativ13 words
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Advertisement229 1930-09-03 12 1 s j5J z"-*x i Allenburgs Foods r H I B The Allenburys’ Foods are 6 particularly suited to the g feeding of babies in hot I I climates. They are germ free and their use is an absolute 1 S guarantee against infantile 3 E diarrhoea and cholera. B229 words
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Miscellaneous250 1930-09-03 12 L I—, Better Sound jrfk -J E* 1 V ere cun d Reproduction v p Sounds Right. THE HOME FOR BIGGER AND BETTER ENTERTAINMENT OUR NEXT ATTRACTION e The Year’s Biggest and Latest For Owing to pressure for screenina dates of other big duction productions, the season can only be250 words
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Article190 1930-09-03 13 LADYLIKE Uses Title For His Wife’s Sake PREFERRING hie j ,b as a liftman in an < ffice building at Waterloo» lowa, to a new life in England, Sir Reginald Beatty Wolseley, who is described in the peerage as the l(Kh Baronet of Mount Wolseley. County Carlow,190 words
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Article217 1930-09-03 13 This is what happened to the foundation stone of a new extension to the Lloyd Memorial (Caxton) Seaside Home at Deal, Kent. It was supposed to have been truly and properly la’d in the afternoon by the Countess of Minto. But it wasn’t. The countess217 words
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Article139 1930-09-03 13 HOW A WO VAN OVERCAME INDIAN PREJUDICE That India will becinaean egg-produc-ing c >untry, sending each year millions of eggs to Britain, is the dream of Mrs Fawkes Ansell, Secretary of the United Provinces Poultry Association, who has arrived in London to supervise the Indian egg display at139 words
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Article82 1930-09-03 13 TO TAKE UP MOTOR-BOAT RACING. Amy Johnson intends, it is reperted, to ake up motor-boat racing. Arrangements have be a n made with a leading firm of motor-boat builders, and an up-to-date engine aid boat are being built for her use. Misn John? n v tends to82 words
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Article82 1930-09-03 13 A big patch of oil fl atirg on the Thames buret into fl »mes near Woolwich, pro bably by a match or cigarette end being dropped from a p saing vessel. The blfz ng oil fl ated down stream with he tide, a d in t82 words
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Advertisement341 1930-09-03 13 t-1 gC&Mw**' r whisky a Kg .-> A Welcome Change! fifflhl »j 'I 1 F you arc not drinking Ifl ,llfi W>W I "RED HACKLE” you JQE arc rot dr n Lirfi the s V' 4 s£ J p ig;\ best. Try it for a change. kA < 'ij-jffiX Y341 words
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Advertisement179 1930-09-03 13 EMINENT IN EVERY COUNTRY OF THE WQRLD I UJ|5‘L-L= '|i SEEN THROUGH 1 I THE MICROSCOPE Only long strands of pure golden Virginia tobacco are seen when 555 Cigarettes are j subjected to the close scrutiny of the microi «5» scope. The careful elimination by special processes of all deleterious179 words
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Miscellaneous80 1930-09-03 13 THE MINUTE Ti~IAT SEEMS A YEAR By glijyas will fams I I i U -i 7 Khmi I nn ®h MH Tiw nl K-4 9 J''"'”””""'”'”””-" t IN THE middle of one of THOSE UN6ERIN6 POORSTEP 600PBYES, A ROAR ISSUES FROM THE PEN TO THE EFFECT THAT SOMEBODY HAS LEFT80 words
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Article164 1930-09-03 14 TRADE AID Mid-Victorian Flan Revived WITH the objfc: of providing work for thousands of men now on the dole, a vast scheme for the construction cf a ship canal connecting the Solway Firth with the Tyne is to be put before the Ministry of Labour. Britain at164 words
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Article154 1930-09-03 14 TOLL OF LIFE IN CITES The toll in health and happiness exacted by the din cf a great citv is vividly shown by a report of the New York Noise Abatement Commission, an official b?dy composed chi» fly t f eminent doctors. The experts add154 words
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Article146 1930-09-03 14 YOUNG IRISHMAN’S LOVE FOR MISS MER EDES GLEIIZE Mita Gleitz»', the Channel swimmer, has jast annoatced that the is to be married, and the prcspective bridegroom is Mr. Patr’ck Carey, an engineer and an ex-lieutenant of the Irish Free State Army. He is 26 years old and146 words
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Article83 1930-09-03 14 If anyone wants a Channel island, Libou, the fertile little islet to the west of Guernsey, is in the and will be sold by auction on the spot. There is a dwellirg house, and the extent is 54 vergee' l rather more than that number of83 words
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Article65 1930-09-03 14 Mum’s the Word Ido not intend to talk, or to write a book about it. Only peep.t of sixty should write books.” This was the statement made by Mina Katherine Trevelyan, daughter of Sir Charles Trevelyan, Minister of Education, when she landei at Plymouth after a hike” in Canada. She65 words
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Article61 1930-09-03 14 B.UP.I I ENGLISH GIRL’S LAST CONTEST Before sailing for Rio de Janeiro to compete in the forthcoming world beauty Miss Bennie Dicks (“Miss Englana') f Maida VJp, Ba id that this would be her us contest. I am returning to my work as a mannequin, it is— B.UP.I I - 61 words
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Advertisement174 1930-09-03 14 kUJ M'S PERFEtgp^ypTS WHISKY -W I Scots IWSM S ®K V 3 hH TI h vul -To Soothe and Heal cuts and burns, abrasions, scratches, I bruises and also ulcers, prickly-heat, cutaneous eruptions and eczema, your first thought must be: Apply PUROL For sunburn, sore skin and feet from walking174 words
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Advertisement618 1930-09-03 14 EXTRA ENERGY& EFFICIENT PHOSFERINE ~~~i counteracts 4 NERVE STRAIN says Sir John <r Martin-Harvey Q The distinguished actor-manager famous the world over, for his roles in 44 The Only Way,” Hamlet,” etc., ivrrtesr Z? jM 1 y< touring with my company, from u I* VV one end of the country618 words
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Article572 1930-09-03 15 CHOWRASTA MAR SET. p *nang, September 3, 1930 Mutton ctB Matton Indian per o 56 Head Sheep or goaleach 1-30 Liver with heart lum do 1.50 do 1 no Goat or Sheep per lb 56 Sweet Bread pair a>> Suet P 4 0 idney 39 Feet M the572 words
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Advertisement642 1930-09-03 15 KPM (Incorporated in England). Royal Packet Navigation Company. Reduced Fares Hongkong to Europe FIRST CJLA.SS [lncorporated in Rollancl] £l2O. Connecting with Canadian Pacific Telephone No. 582. Telegrams: Paketvaart.” Atlantic Empresses £ll2. Connecting with one class Cabin Altantic Steamers, ai T 1 q-i I -i- SECOND CLASS. SteamcrB to S»il.| Sa.lmg642 words
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Advertisement1372 1930-09-03 16 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE ddllar steamship like INTENDED SAILINGS FROM PENANG. I oM AMIE3RICAK MAID LINE WEEKLY LJNDON N. CONTINENT. Ftih 5 I GLAUCUS Pept. 4 Lundin, Ro ter Jan aid Hunburg. i J t ITI-— v SaRPEDON Sept. 11 Mar.«eibei?, London, Rotterdam md Glaagrw. c HELKNUB Sept, 18 London,1,372 words
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Advertisement605 1930-09-03 16 P. 0.-BRITISH INDP AND APCAR LINES (Companies Incorporated n Ingian?) MAIL PASSENGER AND CARGO Penimlar and Orisnt&l S. 8. Ce., con’ TehOiw fractwitb His Majesty's bnnant, Lento an! j S:mr W i and Far l ast Mad Senice WM Outwards from Losdoo lor China and Japan. n ar i SeDi605 words
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