Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 4 September 1930
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section21 1930-09-04 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1333. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 203. VOL. LXXXVIII. THURSDAY, 4th SEPTEMBER, 1930. _-y > PRICE 10 CENTS21 words
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Advertisement110 1930-09-04 1 T. NAGATA brothers dentists Head Office next to The Dispensary. Branch Office 52, Leith Street z RBGMHBsro raraoCTMa m THE WOULD ,;-F% V s z,/ a .'Z <s < < di Rra» C-. i-7 u.'X aEm 'A& i Wff \caNADA /^w-EUROPE Z< 0 W .IrWtZz Win "''l Wi <d? v110 words
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Advertisement16 1930-09-04 1 H. TCKISATSt STUDIO with up-to-date Photography by electric light. Phone 772, 68.70 t BISHOP STREET, PENANG.16 words
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Advertisement1696 1930-09-04 2 To let. THE Does your Body get what it i 2? 9 17IT H4TI\J D THE BANK OF INDIA Office, npmaix N«. 3. Bishop Street «quires. lloco rp^JSito Bog and.] ij!| T~>T~> TTTTVTO T\TTHrt Apply to B. P. De Silva, Ltd... L AotboriMd c £3,500,0W |h JDJX U OXII -IN1,696 words
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Article1005 1930-09-04 3 PUBLIC EXAMINATION Purchases from Local Tradesmen A remarkable stcry cf the d*b*s incurred by a European namea W. J. Allan among a number of tradespeople in Singapore since his arrival in the Colony in July 1928, was unfolded btfore Mr. Justice Stevens in the Bank-uolcy Court1,005 words
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Article636 1930-09-04 3 THE BLACK CAT What She May Mean to Your Home Woodful], although not superstitious thought it a good omen for the fourth test match when a black cat walked into a moving picture theatre and sic down at his feet. Had he been superstitious he would have636 words
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Advertisement410 1930-09-04 3 J \J I Baby has the right idea he wants C/UtieuWi SOAPandTALCUM for his daily bath! Cleansing-Soothing-Antiseptic J» intnlc < ;ch Soap, Ointment and Talcum free <ii from Mix Her Ph;pp*(*lidava) Limit* I, I nioti Buihling, Singapore. _I 1111 Bill 1— -a»' KftrW«K>M)Wi MW»» 9MSMHBMMMMHI It’S Your Blood that Must410 words
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Advertisement240 1930-09-04 3 Prevent Sore Throats!" fe V »>** f r > l a m V’* z a Blt > BSWoFU MADE IN i LONDON j CORK v" AVEN*iI MM Virginis i cork -tipped Virginia cigarettes Made Specially to Prevent Sore Throats IN LONDON BY CARRERAS LTD. 142 YEARS* REPUTATION for QUALITY A’240 words
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Article1444 1930-09-04 4 The Navy At Home The Gallipoli Battle Front Great New Bank Buildings (From Oar Own Correspond3nt) London, August 7 A Welcome to the Navy Once again the great ships of the British Floet are standing by at their Home ports, just as they spent August Bank Holidays1,444 words
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1107 1930-09-04 4 I.G.E. L - A Corner for Women BY I.G.E.L. This week I want to tell you about some of the lovely new materials for lingerie that there are on the market, and how to make up the most delectable sets for yourself at the cost of1,107 words
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Article587 1930-09-04 4 motoring fatality in CHINATOWN Inquiry in Singapore Case A motoring fatality, in which a motorcar driven by a European police inspector was involved, is now engaging the attention of Mr. J. G. Barrett, the Singapore Coroner, who is bolding ai inquiry into the death of a587 words
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Article47 1930-09-04 4 Berlin. The owner of a large orchard in the Harz Mountains has found something better than a scarecrow. He has fixed a powerful loud-speaker in a cherry tr*»e and keeps it constantly switched on. No bird has been seen in the orchard sine 3.47 words
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Article213 1930-09-04 4 NEWS FROM COLOMBO Health Not Entirely Satisfactory Soon after his return to Mahya by the *‘Malwa’’ on Saturday, H. H. the Sultan of Johore, who has been on holiday in Europe for reasons of heal.h for some months, will, the Free Press” under stands, pay213 words
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Article165 1930-09-04 4 Damages of £750 were awarded in the King’s Bench Division to Mrs. Hplenor Harriett Sterling, a widow, of Churchstreet, Islington, in an action against Barclays Bmh, Ltd, for the wrongful dishonouring of a cheque for £lOO and for libel in patting the letters R.D.” on it.165 words
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Article32 1930-09-04 4 The next meeting of the Railway Advisory Board will be held at Kuala Lumpur on September 8. The Hon. Mr. P. M. Robinson is the Penang member at present.32 words
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Article341 1930-09-04 4 INTERESTING LEAD BY KUALA KANG3AR A Pavilion for General Use A long felt want by the sporting publics of Kuala Kangsar has been removed by the provision of a sports pavilion on the public padang. The pavilion which has been erected on the eastern side of341 words
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Article110 1930-09-04 4 WILL MAKE FAR-REACHING DISCOVERIES The importance of the chemist as the prime contributor to the progress of civilisation is not f ally realised,” said Lord Melchett, in an interview in London according to The Daily Herald.” My belief is that the chemist will solve the present industrial and110 words
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Advertisement17 1930-09-04 4 BOSCH" Plugs have proved to be best on the read in the air and on the sea.17 words
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Advertisement198 1930-09-04 4 's J Despite The Heat She has abounding energy. Other women may well exclaim How does she manage it?” She plays in the mixed doubles and finishes as fresh as any of the men. The men don’t drift away when she appears on the courts; they know she can be198 words
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Advertisement34 1930-09-04 4 Alt A SALAD KEE&S TO MAKE JT PSBFECT gt>- ~Z—J i < fl YOURUFI MP keep x rve relief > n ca v C«.nb. B<o.JEK chilis, etc. < C: 2 R £> W tn! BI -I? < f Jin’i34 words
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Advertisement124 1930-09-04 5 A STANDARD TOURER z __4SGC3BI i BffgMft.a.ftafi y>_ .._.J 'jp:^ A .^r IBM—I .z-‘< R A c R. A. C. I 111 111 Horse Power A Horse Power z x~” SMASHES THE PENANG-SINGAPORE Non-Stop Run Record previously held by a Car of Double Horse Power covering the distance of Th124 words
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979 1930-09-04 6 6 Winners in 7 Races Trainer Norman Sweeps the Board Lady Remington’s $219! (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, September 3 To-day's races were notable for the sweeping successes obtained by the Penang trainers who saddled the winner in every race they had horses running in.979 words
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Article70 1930-09-04 6 TO PRACTISE IN MALAYAN r OURTS? Among the various subjects considered at a meeting of the Madras Bar Council on -August 17, was a letter from Mr. V. Bun da ram, a vakil, of Madura requesting the Council to move in the matter of getting Judian advocates the70 words
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Article45 1930-09-04 6 Sept. 6 Singapore Turf Club Autumn Meeting, 3rd day. The Temorloh Coconut and Rubber Estate. Ltd., annual meeting Messrs. A. A. Anthony Com pany, 12 noon. 10—Singapore Turf Club Autumn Meeting 4th day. J 3 S ngapore Turf Club Autumn Meeting. sth day.45 words
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Advertisement736 1930-09-04 6 ELIMINATE lili BHIS3 IE It ELIMINATE I IHE DOUBT |aa O i| |H| II f IHEDOUBT AND HH g I |jM M I U AND MAKE ALL YOUR K AJB SEND ALL YOUR PURCHASES ORDERS WHITEAWAYS. Super Values I WHITEAWAYS, I JSRS j EBBS Ll; Wi WATCH I WC^X VALUE736 words
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3303 1930-09-04 7 Nanyang 1 imes Sued Articles Dealing with Burial Society What does How Tow” Mean? I N the Supreme Court this morning, before j\Ti. Jus* tice Sproule an action was commenced in which the Hanyang Times (a Chinese newspaper published in Penang) its Editor and Secretary3,303 words
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Article124 1930-09-04 7 Re uter 16 PROBABLE STARTERS Lord Glanely to Run Singapore FULL LIST London, September 3 The following are the final acceptances for the St Leger to be run at Doncaster on September 10 over a course of 1 mile 6 furlongs 132 yards. Ld. Beaverbrook’s AlgonquinRe uter - 124 words
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Article180 1930-09-04 7 LAKE TRAFFIC It is reported that the Ford Motor Co. are now laying plans for the construction of six Diesel-engined cargo vessels design» d for a speed of 16 knots, and that ultimately a fleet of 10 will be constructed. Presumably, engines of the180 words
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Article279 1930-09-04 7 Mr. and Mrs. J. S Dawbarn leave for Brastagi to-morrow by the Kedah. Bangkok Sports Club contemplates installing a swimming bath at a cost of 50,000 Ticals. Mr. P. V. Thomas, 8.A., has been confirmed in his appointment as principal of tbe Bethel English School, Katong, A279 words
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Article143 1930-09-04 7 PENNILESS CHINESE SENT TO DETENTION HOUSE Yap Yin, a Chinese youth, was produced in th* Second Police Court this morning and charged with wilful trespass in a compound in Perak Road last night. Kauniah, a school boy, said that while ho was reading, books at home last night143 words
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Advertisement87 1930-09-04 7 Refrigerators i Chilled by Kelvmator Stay Dry and Sweet I I ILJIJ y r—-Jr I M'i (Sr Ilium I" 11 **********11 *****1,, ***************1 *****111 llllll, lillllllllllllll llllll I THER£*S not a trace of moisture produced by Kehrinator Electric Refrigeration. The cold, frosty air is dpr and and its cleanliness will87 words
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Article517 1930-09-04 8 A man’s foes shall be they of his own household. A good many lessons are to be read in the result of the Bromlev w by-election. The most important is the power of the wrecking tactics of the p 'ers’ press whose puppet candidate secured a poll of517 words
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Article81 1930-09-04 8 Reuter. Coincidence of Request] for Burial at Sea Baltimore, September 3 Van Lear Black left several millions and bequeathed $lOO,OOO to Miss Alice Bone, his secretary in England. She is the daughter of Mr. James Bone. London Editor of the Manchester Guardian, who also benefits. TheReuter. - 81 words
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Article72 1930-09-04 8 Reuter. Blame Laid on Counter Revolutionaries Riga, September 3 The Central Committee of the Communist Party has appealed to all party organisations and trade unions to unite in an endeavour to save the five-year-plan as during the last nine months many importtant industries have realised onlyReuter. - 72 words
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Article60 1930-09-04 8 Reuter. Brest, September 3 Salvage work on the Egypt is proceeding more rapidly than anticipated, thanks to calm weather. Divers entered the Captain’s cabin whence the safe will be secured and also the dining saloon where there is lots of silver. If the weather holds, divers willReuter. - 60 words
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Article65 1930-09-04 8 Reuter. New York, September 3 It is just revealed that Mr. J. E. Crater, a Judge of the Supreme Court in New York State, has been missing since August 6. Detectives are completely baffled. Mr. Crater was in the best of spirits and left his brokers’ office onReuter. - 65 words
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Article1095 1930-09-04 8 A. Il- V - A. Il- V Penang, Thursday. zgX N opening our paper this 4 J morning we had a faint hope that bold headlines would strike the eye telling of the result of the Governor’s conversations with our neighbours across the way on the much-vexed question of rubber and1,095 words
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Advertisement185 1930-09-04 8 yOU are Self© in Pealing with BOOHS I The Chemists. OUR AIM is to supply all that is good in Drugs, Chemicals, Surgical Goods, Patent I Medicines, Perfumes, Baby Foods, Toilet Necessities, Manicure Requisites and Chemists’ Sundries at Lowest Prices, and with such courtesy and celerity that our customers will185 words
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Advertisement21 1930-09-04 8 OJ1OT&U. The Band of the s.s. President Polk” WILL PLAY AT THE AFTER-DINNER DANCE ON Friday, sth September, 1930. MAGGI’ SEASONING21 words
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Miscellaneous27 1930-09-04 8 TIDE TABLES High Water Low Water To-Day 10.35 a in. 4.55 a.m. 11.35 p.m. 5.31 p.m K To Morrow 1109 .n. 5.28 %m. 11.'5 p.iu. 5.55 p.3'.27 words
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Article746 1930-09-04 9 Liberal Manifesto on Free Trade Independence of Party Conservative Triumph in Bromley Election Beaverbrook Party Discredited A manifesto issued by the National Liberal Federation advocating a vigorous policy of Empire development by "‘other means than tariffs” and reaffirming the Party’s belief in the principles of free trade.746 words
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Article66 1930-09-04 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, September 4 During an encounter between police and dour armed Chinese in a shop near Sea View Hotel last night A. S. P. Oakeshott had a narrow escape when a Chinese fired, Wounding him in the arm and neck. 1 be police66 words
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Article142 1930-09-04 9 New Siamese Financial Adviser Appointed TRAIN IMPROVEMENTS (From Our Own Bangkok, September 8 It is officially announced that Sir Edward Cook’s successor as Financial Adviser to the Government of Siam is Mr. Hall Patch, a Catholic, for the past five years head of the Finance Section142 words
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Article140 1930-09-04 9 Reuter. Centenary C onference at Bristol London, September 3 Three thousand scientists, including representatives of most of tbe universities of the Dominions, the United States and the Continent, gitbered at Bristol for the opening of the hundredth annual meeting of the British Association for the advancement of science.Reuter. - 140 words
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Article170 1930-09-04 9 .Reuter. Sale of 40,000,000 Ounces from India Denied Nanking, September 3 i The Finance Minister, Mr. Soong, has stated that China is continuing informal discussions with Britain regarding silver sales by India and is cabling further instructions to the Chinese Minister in London on the matter. The.Reuter. - 170 words
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Article109 1930-09-04 9 Rugby Radio Service. Public May Hear Round Table Deliberations London, September 3 I A proposal which had been considered of I broadcasting the speeches of the Prime I Ministers at the opening session of the Imperial Conference on September 30, has| baen abandoned, but arrangements have been madeRugby Radio Service. - 109 words
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Article92 1930-09-04 9 Reuter. Round-up at Constantinople and Angora Constantinople. September 3 Thirty persons, including students, pro fessors and workmen, have been arrested in connection with the discovery of a Com munist plot. Those arrested are alleged to have stirred up agitation among different classes of the community and the agitators’Reuter. - 92 words
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Article78 1930-09-04 9 as ig known, utura Xoup have not been affected.-Rugby Radto 1 Service. London, September 3 It is reported that a hurricane of con I siderable intensity passed over Dominies on I September 1. causing considerable damage to nublic and private property. P There have been two deaths andas ig known, utura -- – Xoup have not been affected.-Rugby Radto 1, Service. - 78 words
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Article228 1930-09-04 9 Reuter. Sudden Collapse at Folkestone INQUEST UNL’KELY London, September 3 Major Buncan Campbell, who reached England from Shanghai in mid-August, has died. He was lying unconscious at a Folkestone hospital and his wife rushed from Scotland and reached his bedside yesterday. Major Campbell was foundReuter. - 228 words
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Article229 1930-09-04 9 Malay Discharged by Police Magistrate As I stopped my taxi cab in front of my house on September 2, Kassim came up to me and said You are an old fool and I will bang your face.’ As he *aid this he punched me and229 words
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Article116 1930-09-04 9 Reuter. Havana, September 4 It is reported that a hurricane of 160 miles an hour has devastated Santo Domingo City.—Reuter. ARGENT ISA. Buenos Aires, September 4 The situation seems easier. It now transpires that Dellepiane on resigning yesterday declared that President Irigoyen is surrounded by men who whileReuter. - 116 words
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Advertisement36 1930-09-04 9 TO-DAY’S NEWS Page Corner for Women 4 Object of Superst tion 3 Sultan of Joho e’s Re urn 4 London Letter 4 Co operative Sccieties 13 Sport 6 12 Local 7 Commercial 10 Shipping 12 U36 words
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Advertisement214 1930-09-04 9 Orchestral selections of four of the latest and most popu'ar Sound Films on two His Master’s Voice” Records which you will want to hear Again and Again. SONG OF THE WEST Intro: Hay-Straw.” West Wind,’’ The one Girl,” I Come back to me,*' Fmale. HIGH SOCIETY BLUES F C 1944214 words
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Miscellaneous63 1930-09-04 9 Lyric Phone 936 ATRE~ROYAI| To night Until Sunday Night (Matinee on Sunday), 2nd Show at 10 p.m. Mack Sennett 100% Talking Comedies Bees’ Buzz”, Barber’s Daughter” ZIP BOOM BANG Walrus, Licm, Tigers, Elephants, Baboons are taking part. Ist Show at 8 p.m. Yakima Canutt I George Walsh IN IN |“Captain63 words
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1102 1930-09-04 10 NEARLY $7,000 INVOLVED Chetty’s Clerk Charged DISTRICT COURT CASE The adjourned hearing of the esse ir which a Chetty’s clerk named P. L Suppiah is being charged with criminal misappropriation of a sum of $6,900 was this morning resumed before Mr. H. A. Forrer in the Penang1,102 words
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Article451 1930-09-04 10 PASSENGER LIST Sultan of Johore’s Return The P. O. e.s.“Malwa” from England, with the mails despatched on August 14, is arriving at Penang this efternopn. She is of 11,000 tons, and is under the Command of commander P, O. Britten and left Landon on August451 words
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76 1930-09-04 10 NEW PAYABLE AREA Th? secretaries of Penawat (Malaya) T n Dredging Co, L*d„ inform us that close baring of the company’s origins' areas has ds' os a d an additional payable area of 4,500 000 cab’c yards with an verage vame of .40 catty76 words
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Article42 1930-09-04 10 DREDGE RESTARTS AFTER T. P. A. SIOPPAGE We ara informed that this company’s dredge, after a stoppage of two months in accordance with the recommendations made by the Tin Produc-rt>’ Association, successfully restarted operations on the Is*, instant.42 words
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Article331 1930-09-04 10 (To the Editor of The Pinang Gazette) Sir,A reader of many years standing, I have been keenly interested in the leader and By the Way columns of the Pinang Gazette,’’ and though I am personally unacquainted with any member of your staff I feel that331 words
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Article348 1930-09-04 10 Sir,A canon of the Church of England, of Worcester, England, is reported to have said that he could not bring himself to speak of the Bible as the Wo.d of God; and that he found in the Bible only’ a vast collection of literature which he loved and348 words
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Article127 1930-09-04 10 SOVIET PRESS WARNS GREAT BRITAIN Riga, August 7 The Soviet newspapers, which are devoting much attention to China, have during the last few days expressed indignation at the alleged intention of the British Govern ment to interfere with the progress of the Red forces there. In their127 words
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Article58 1930-09-04 10 august returns The following are tho latest returns for August: h', Yarak 15,780 Ayer Tawah 81,658 Benta 69,311 Fadycroft 23,047 Bindings 82,730 Lenong Tnjoh 8,839 Kuala Kangsar 187,600 Ayer Kuning 100,0.0 Badek 47,600 Bradwall 56,600 Chersonese 99,500 Dennistown 50,056 Highlands and Lowlands 169/100 Klabang 155,90058 words
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Article63 1930-09-04 10 Lukut Tin Dredging Ltd. Output picuh 550 Hours run 579.15 S .tupulo* N. L. Honrs run 580 Yardage 130,000 Total Piculs 915 £Teja Malaya Tin D dging Co., Ltd. Seco d Half. No. 1 Dredge piculs 175 No. 2 dredge piculs 96 No. 2 Dredge bat 35 hours63 words
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Article207 1930-09-04 10 NEW PUBLICATION SHORTLY AVAILABLE THe serious difficulties now confronting the rubber indnstrv enhance the always high value of official statistics which, by adding to the knowledge available regarding that very important factor, potential supply, give better information in the light of which the oresent urgent problems confronts207 words
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Article302 1930-09-04 10 NEW SLUMP TN BRITISH SHIPBUILDING From &n analysis of Lloyd’s Register returns for the quarter ended June 30 last, there emerge several disconcerting facts. Chief amorg these is the sharp decline in the amount of tonnage commenced in Gre »t Britain and Ireland during the three months302 words
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Article133 1930-09-04 10 TO-DAY’S PRICES. The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Go’s share list at 11 a.m. to-day: Yesterday To-day S S m Sharis. r C-i -J tx P V 9Q m 0Q UQ $O. C. <5. Mining. Ayer Hitam Tin, 10/- 10/6 9,9 10/3 Johan133 words
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Article191 1930-09-04 10 LONDON STANDARD (I OOSE.) S.R. Sheet 14| cts, per pound =per pl $l9/Easier. London 4|d New York 9fs*s. fgold.) (S|/ Courtesy 0/ Messrs, Allen Dennis) GtMral Produce Agoucy. Ltd Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-day are ss follows: Spot 14| cents per lb. Sept. ]4f191 words
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Article81 1930-09-04 10 Penang, September 4, 1930. (By Qcurteoy of The Chartered Sank), On London Bank Demand 2/3 23/32 h i m/ts 2/3 29 32 Private 3 m/ts red t 2 4 1/8 3 Docnmeniary 2 4 1/4 On Now York Bick Demand 56 1/16 1, Franco T.T. 1,425 India T.T. 15581 words
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Article69 1930-09-04 10 (Rugby Radio Sbrvich.) London, September 3 Paris, 123.77; New York. 4.86$ Bruseele. 34.84 Geneva, 25.04 Au it terdsm, 12.08; Milan, 92,90; Berlin. 110.39 i Stockholm, 18.10; Oopenlaz-n, 8.16; Oslo. 18.16; 34.42 rague 164; Helsingfors, 193 f; Mad ria, 1 5.90; Lisbon, 108.25 Atueng, 375 Bucharest, 815; Ric, 1;(Rugby Radio Sbrvich.) - 69 words
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Article52 1930-09-04 10 R u;tr. Stockholm, St pten>b?r 3 The manager of the Ericsson Combine has sold his large holdings in Ericssons to Kreuger and Toll who had already a considerable interest in Erics ion. Th» chairman and managing director of Ericsson is replaced by Kreuger and T 11R u;tr. - 52 words
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Article54 1930-09-04 10 Latest London, New York and Local Price». F/W: LONDON. Spot £133-0-0. Down J 2 3 Months’£l34-12-6 Downli SINGAPORE. $6B 25 per pkml. V 5 tons dons KUBBF.R-. London 4j d. Down3/ISd New Turk c. (oolJ) Down c local 141/4 cts. Down 1/< c. By Court i>sy of54 words
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Article127 1930-09-04 10 entries FOR BOGEY COMPETITION By remission of the captain and mittee of the Penang Golf Club the follow ing members of the E.S.A M. have entered for a bogey competition to be played Sunday morning. Messrs. Arthur, Donaldson, Dunn, Edlin Fisher, Howlett, Hodges, Jacques,' Knee-’ o° n T127 words
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Article62 1930-09-04 10 To-day at the Esplanade at 6 p.m. 1. March South Down Hope 2. Overture The Calif Of Bagdad Boieldieu 3. Selection No No Nanette Youmans 4. Humosesque Dvorak 5 Fox Trot Should I Brown God Save The King. N.B. There will be moonlight band performance at the Esplanade62 words
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Article39 1930-09-04 10 The homeward mail by the p.?. Kashmir doses at 530 p.m. on Saturday, the 6‘h instant. The P. O. Wailea with mails from London on August H is expected to arr ve here at 6 p.®. to-day.39 words
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Article53 1930-09-04 10 The Kuala arrive 1 from Belawan with the following pass ng rs Mr. G. Pn'tcck. Mr. H. Mi'chsll, Mr. F. Cobb, Mies U c 5", MiS.i F. Duncin, Mrs. DoraH, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. H.Lowe, Mr. A. M. Ford, Mr. Francis de Remedies. Dr. Murugiih and Mr.53 words
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Advertisement14 1930-09-04 10 You should give Martell’s Brandy the prjference over others as it is suyxrl itiv14 words
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Advertisement165 1930-09-04 10 New Advertisements I >OTICES ms. MUENSTEBLAND n Out. Voy. 13 Consignees of per th" vessel from Europ 5 are he-e y that the Survey of Cargo landed, he e damaged condition wid be held n Penang Harbour Board s Godo on Saturday, the 6.h inet., at 10 a.m. No further165 words
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Advertisement77 1930-09-04 11 r .'.SS JS' > g THE FIRST FLIGHT FROMPARIS TO NEW YORK COMPLETED IN 37 Hours 1 Minutes I CAPT. COSTES FLYING THE QUESTION MARK” Performed This Unprecedented Feat. S I His Life Depended on His ENGINE. His Engine Depended on WAKEFIELD I I MOTOR OIL I For Perfect Lubrication.77 words
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Article332 1930-09-04 12 .Rauter. GREAT WELCOME Intense Enthusiasm in France TOWNS BEFLAGGED New York, September 2 CAPT. Costes and Bellonte received a tumultuous welcome when they landed at Curtissfield after their successful trans-Atlantic flight. The air was full of planes and the crowd of 25,000 surrounded the tired.Rauter. - 332 words
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Article146 1930-09-04 12 Reuter. CHELSEA ICSE Bristol C. Defeats Plymouth THAMES SWAMFED London, Septembers The following are the results of matches played to day DIVISION 1 Derby C. 4 Leeda U 1 Manchester C. 2 Blackpool 4 Middlesboro’ 3 Manchester U 1 Newcastle U. 1 Chelsea 0 Sheffield U. 3Reuter. - 146 words
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Article44 1930-09-04 12 MIXED DOUBLES. Mrs. Laing and Baker Win. Mrs. Laing and H. R. Baker won the Mixed Doubles Championship of Penang last night when they defeated Mrs. Rule and Watson 63, 6-4. The winners thus beat three seeded pairs in the competition.44 words
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Article53 1930-09-04 12 Router. ENGLAND XI MAKE MODERATE STaRT Folkestone, September 3 The Folkestone Cricket Festival opened to-day when the Australians met an England XI captained by R. E. S. Wyatt. At the close of play England had scored 249 for 5 wickets. Hammond 54 and R. E.r*. Wyatt 51 wereRouter. - 53 words
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Advertisement97 1930-09-04 12 I complaints. Every lady should 1 Km g* 1 keep a box in the house. M 1 W, J. EDMONDS, 4 I Th En a h Ph«rm«o> H 52> s*’ Beach Street, fenang g BOCKS YOU WANT FOYLES can supply, .hem. A Million (new. 1 I I W 1 V;97 words
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Miscellaneous365 1930-09-04 12 Better Sound XkjK IIP ere Reproduction p Sounds Right. THE HOME FOR BIGGER AND BETTER ENTERTAINMENT TO-MORROW NIGHT The Year’s Biggest and Latest Fox Production T^ h L o L XZ 1 COMMON CLAY’ e WITH of Seeing CONSTANCE BENNETT R£ldlO S Cyclonic Cornivnl of Comedy From the Harvard Prize365 words
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Article902 1930-09-04 13 ANN UAL REPORT Steady Prcgress and Healthy Activity The report on the working of the Cooperative Societies in the Straits 8 *ttlen.entK for the year ending June 30, 11'29 was laid on the table at the last a eeting of the Legislative Council. The following are extracts Mr.902 words
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188 1930-09-04 13 IS MALAYA PARTICIPATING? The finance Committee of the Ceylon Legislative Council has considered the advisability of Ceylon’s participation in the International Colonial Exhibition to be held in Paris in 1931, and whether it is prepared to contribute a sum of Re. 100,000 towards the expenses of the188 words
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