Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 8 September 1930

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 206. VOL. LXXXVHI. MONDAY, Bth SEPTEMBER, 1930. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      2564 2 MISCELLANEOUS. TENDERS INVITED I CHARTERED I The Link between a s^‘ wb s < M P er’ ,uae cnb sar<,BBe Pawnbrokers’ Licences, Selangor Prid up Capitel Principals only should write to Box. Reserve Fund 000.000 If I* 4 No. 131 c/o Pii.ang Gizette. Tenders will be revived at the office
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    Handsome Dividends at Singapore
    1279 3 Mee Too $196: Millionaire $l4l Cyllaros Pays $55 Round Table and Loch Royal Oblige (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, September 6 Handsome dividends were paid on three out of the eight races run at Singapore to-day, §196 on Mee Too $l4l on Millionaire and $55 on
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    An Author Afloat
    1305 4 Seeking (and Finding): Inspiration on a 12,000 ton Cargo Vessel Dale Collins Visits Penang In the course of our wanderings over the face of the waters and in many parts of the world we have met many interesting personalities, including not a few celebrities; and sometimes close
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      187 4 IT'S YOUR CALL "NJ. Club for me!" Everyone calls for N.J. Club out herea whisky from good old 9 1 Scotland with just the right 9 1 quality and strength to suit the x 2 1 climate. It’s a favourite with m 1 jb aH the p|anfers as ,ong as
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      36 4 li 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, B’*, Beach Street, Penan er.
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      131 4 Special Offer OF Gowns «JMillinery Cotton Voile Dresses and Coloured Zephyr Dresses in pretty designs good styles. A A FEW FEW ONLY ONLY $5 00 $8.50 $10 00 Duval Washing Silk Dresses Specially COC°O COQM Reduced to and The finest washing silk garment procurable, do *s not fade, an excellent
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    Moonlight Baud Performance.
    151 5 To night at the Esplanade, at 8 80. 1 March St Sebastian Stopford 2 Overture Maritana Wallace 8 Selection The Belle Of New York Kerker 4 Fantasia Yishma El Lotter (God Has Heard) Descriptive Oriental Fantasia The desert with a Caravan coming in the distance gradually nearing
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    440 5 Mr E. H. Hardy has left Kuala Lumpur for India and England. Mr Julian Frankel, of Singapore, will leave for Europe by the tarpedon on Thursday. Mr. E. F. Pillips, assistant manager of agil estate, Johore, is in hospital in Malacca. Mr. and Mrs. A. E Baddeley
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    Sequel to Week End "Rag" in Rest House
    228 5 TWO EUROPEANS FINED AT BENTONG POLICE COURT A Saturday night rag” in Bentong rest house formed the subject of charges heard in Bentong Police Court on September 6 by Raja Kamaralzaman, District Officer. Two Europeans appeared to answer four charges each arising
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      105 5 Dollar Exchange T able Sterling* into Dollars price Dollars into Sterling FROM to 2/5 Amounts from Id. to Cl 0,000 jBEHH Exchange Table G4ths of a PENNY j PiNANG I 1-A, P nang Street. V I TwV'a. Xa f i b X wSL A A .s F z Wngsa 1
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      17 5 'BOSCH" Plugs lave proved to be best on the read in the air and on the sea.
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      188 5 -i < A t*ie seven points! 1 ORIGIN. Fresh Fnglish West Countiiy Milk. 2 MANUFACTURE. Under ideal conditions at our Dorsetshire and Somersetshire Dairy factories. The 6 Cow Gate’process produces a pure, sterile and complete food, rich in vitamins and mineral salts. Unto n died by hand th roughout. 3
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    WESTCHESTER CUP MATCH
    463 6 ENGLAND DEFEATED Thrilling Game at Meadowbrook 10 GOALS TO 5 Long Island, September 8 America won the first match for the Westchester Cup by ten gods to five. The Meadowbrook ground presented a glorious scene, the society of all nations being assembled for the first Westchester Cap
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    New Thames Bridge
    110 6 TO CARRY ARTERIAL ROAD. The tender of £208,305 bv the Cleveland Bridge and Engineering C\, Ltd., cf D*rlingtcn. for the construction of a bridge to carr the new Chertsey arterial road over the Thames at Chiswick, has, according to Modern Transport,” been accepted from among those of
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    ENGLISH CRICKET AVERAGES
    238 6 SUFCLIFI-E HEADS BATTING. Veteran Bowler’s Fine Figures PARKER’S CHEAP WICKETS The Erglish cricket averages that Sutcliffe brads the bating averages with 2154 rune scored in 40 innings for an average < f 67.31. K. S. Duto’psinbj who is second, has the highest aggrega e and made the
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    AUSTRALIANS USE LARGER WICKET
    73 6 Reuter. ALL OUT FOR 278 Brindley Takes 5 for 71 CLUB CRICKET CONFERENCE London. September 6 The larger wicket is being used in the twoday match between the Australians and the Club Cricket Conference. Batting first the tourists would have fared badly but for Bradman, Kippax
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    Chinese Swimming Club
    62 6 LIM HOCK EAN WINS 200 METRES The 200 Metres Free Style Open, for the Jefferson Cup, held yesterday morning resaltei as fo lows 1 lim H >ck E»n Time 3’ 4’* 2 Gjfa Cheng Erg 3’20” 3 Tay Hooi Keat 3* 20 1/5” The 800 Me res
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    British Industries Fair
    137 6 In connection with the next British Inaustries Fa r, which will be held from February 16 to 27 1931, an interesting piece cf news has been cabled from London to the British Trade C >mmiseioner at Sir gapore. Hitherto the Lancashire textile incnetries have not participated in
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      109 6 (tSUCg) r pHE most famous of all Nitro-cellulose finishes is now available in handy sizes in an excellent range of colours in brushing form, BRUSHING DUCO is now on display at the premises of Messrs Whiteaway, Laidlaw Co., Ltd. So call there and see examples of what anyone can achieve
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      181 6 -:^r-. t-it TIT 'i "TEMag--VVVVVWVVYt Has it occurred to YOU that the only way to ensure ABSOLUTE CLEANLINESS in tb sugar you purchase is to buy it in packages, sealed and GUARANTEED by ie refiner LA uA «Mi I TAIKOS "r. K-” sugar is so the packers, the 'T At
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      22 6 What are you suffering from? Vanity. I spend hours before the glass contemplating my beauty That’s not vanitythat s imagination. Gutierrez, Madrid.
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    Rubber Crisis: Government Decision
    1454 7 Economic Laws Must Take 1 heir Course GOVERNOR’S STATEMENT Dutch Not in Favour of Restrictive Measures PRICE COLLAPSE Neither the Straits nor the Netherlands Indies Governments are prepared officially to support any scheme of rubber restriction. As announced in the Sunday Gazette, an official document was
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    FROM NORTHERN IRELAND COURTS
    358 7 MR. H. MACNIECE ADMITTED Very High Testimonials” Mr. Herbert Macniece, a Solicitor from the upreme Court of Northern Ireland, who has joined Messrs. Wreford and Thornton. I enang, was this morning admitted to practice in the Courts of the Straits Settle ments on the application of
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    Alleged Libel in Chinese Newspaper
    154 7 JUDGMENT RESERVED The libel action brought by Tan Teng Phun and Ooi 1 eng Cheng, President and Vice President respectively of the Penang Jin Si -eah a society formed early this year for the decent burial to poir Chinese) against the Nan Yang Tinvs Limited,
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    PENANG POSTMAN’S APPEAL.
    880 7 CONVICTION AFFIRMED. Prosecution’s Defiance of Rules of Evidence.’’ In the Supreme Court to-day Mr. Justice Sproule delivered judgment in the apnea! of the Penang postman, Udam Singh, who had been convicted by the Additional District Judge (Mr. Morten) and sentenced to tw- Ive month»’ rigorous imprisonment on
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    CULLED FROM THE COURTS
    455 7 In the Second Police Court, before Mr. Edward Jago, a Mohamedan named Abdul Karim was this morning charged with (1) having attempted to commit murder by stab bing Mustaffa with a pen-knife on ?*eptem ber 8, at the Captain Kling Mosque in Pitt Street, Penang, (2)
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    A GROWING INDUSTRY
    142 7 UIIUO A in. Cl. J uu aiIDLUUU uy UI_IU ouuuuu boom in light aeroplane travelling.Rugby Radio Service Motor Manufacturers Turning to Aeroplane Engines London, September 6 Sir William Morris, the well known motor manufacturer, is turning his attention 11 teroplane engines, and Wolseley Motors, in which he
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    STEEL CARTEL
    96 7 Reuter. Move to Keep Organisation in Being Cologne, September 7 An attempt to keep the International Continental) Raw Steel Cartel alive will be made by the formation of separate cartels for the release of products within the framework of the existing organisation. It isacknowledged that the cartel cannot
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    MOSCOW DEATH SENTENCES.
    61 7 Reuter. Moscow, September 8. Three traders and three employees of cg o| erative institutions have been sentence' to death and others to various terms of ini prisonment. They were charged with per licious speculation and are alh ged to bav» disorganised the food supply by forging tem
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      PENAL REFORM
      369 7 (To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette) Sir,From tirns to time one sees reports in tee Press of Malaya relating to proceedings in Police Courts resulting in juvenile offenders being sentenced to short terms ot imprisonment plus birching or several strokes with a cane. In this connection it
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      "A VOICE IN THE WILDERNESS"
      531 7 Sir,Your valuable leader, contained in your issue of the 6th instant under the heading of An Opportunity to Help” brings forward another aspect to the present wretched unemployment problem and I for one, tlark yon for your efforts to help the underdog, more power to
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    ROCKS AHEAD
    525 8 On the coming resumption of politic al activity in London, even’s are likely to move rapidly. It would perhaps be uncharitable to point out on the adjournment of Parliament unemployment showed a decline for the first time in mxny months and to suggest that had the Government decided
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    A GRIM REMINDER
    77 8 Rugby Radio Service. 15 Year old Mine near Shipping Route London, September 6 After floating in the sea for about fifteen years a large mine was yesterday found washed on to the rocks near Folkestone, not far from the route of cross-Channel traffic. Experts from the fishery
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    WHITE ISLAND CAMP
    85 8 Reuter. Stockholm, September 7 The whaler Isbjoern despatched to White Island with journalists aboard reports they located the remains of a ndree’s 1897 camp and found parts of a human skeleton, presumably the remains of Fraenkel, the third member of the Andree expedition. A number of scientific
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    By the Way.
    1092 8  -  "'f ff I Penang, Monday. <T7T the gathering of ex-Service men and women and tbeir friends at the Runnymede Hotel on Saturday there was little j of slump depression to be observed. It was an eminently successful function and acted as a tonic to jaded nerves and
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      295 8 **<?£: <i 1 tfc "B 4 I 700 Foods FAMOUS I Around the World o qo a B To be certain of fine flavour in ach j-j jlj of tins* food* aek for Libby’s f Fruits, Vegetables. x*" »3$ Pineanple. Peaches. Bartlett Pears. Ap- S ricots. Cherries. Fruits for Salad.
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      58 8 O. HOTXU The Rendezvous of Malaya. ID BALL SITUATED Modern Sanitation Throughout t X Iklj EN I' CUISI E (Under Expert European Chef) After Dinner Dances Every Tuesday and Friday. Don’t Miss Our Special Dinner and Advertisement" Ball. On Friday, 12th September, 1930. >■ H FOR MUSCLE BUILDING EAT NCTWVtCMTtLK
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    63 8 FUNERAL The funeral of the late Mr. Yeoh Boon Kee will take plaee on Sunday. September 14. 1930, at 10 30 a.m. from No 190 Durmah Road. Penang, to Batu Langchang Cemeteiy, Route Perak Road. Dato K.-amat Road, Ayer Itam Road aud Green Lane. Sweet meats and bitchan are kindly
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    Argentine Revolution
    1093 9 President and Ministers Resign Military Junta Formed Army and Navy Join the Insurgents Little Loss of Life The Irigoyen regime in Argentina has been overthrown and a provisional government under the presidency of General Jose Uriburu has been established. Martial law has been declared throughout the Republic, but
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    CALCUTTA MAIL TRAIN DISASTER
    81 9 Reuter. Fish-plate Bolts Removed BOMBAY RIOT Calcutta, September 7 The mail train f.’om Calcutta to Dacca was derailed between Banpur and Darsana, seventy miles from Calcutta. Four were killed and 42 injured. The disaster was due to the removal of fish-plate bolts, thus separating the ends
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    COAL SCHEMES
    174 9 their compulsory powers.Rugby Radio Service. Tightening the Net of Official Control London, September 7 It is understood that the coal owners have reached an agreement to establish marketing schemes in all twenty one ascertainment districts under the < oal Mines and that practically all schemes are in accordance
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    NEW-BORN BABIES KILLED
    120 9 Reuter. Maternity Hospital Collapse at Santo Domingo Santo Dom vgo, September 7 Only four hundred iuuses remain out of ten thusand. The damage is now estimated at $50,000,000. An instance of the appalling scenes was the collapse of the maternity hospital entombing at least fifty mothers and
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    SMYRNA CLASH
    117 9 Reuter. Feth’ Bey Welcomed by Populace Constantinople, September 6 A boy was killed and twenty four persons wounded at Smyrna after the clash between supporters of Fethi Bey and the Govern ment. Eventually the police fired. Many arrests were made. Constantinople. September 8 Fe'hi Bey, who was prevented
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    NO SECESSION
    37 9 Reuter. Poona, September G In the course of the peace negotiations. Lord Irwin intimated, that if the question of secession was raised, the Indian Government would be unable to treat it as an open question.
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    BRITISH WAR BOAT FIRED ON
    239 9 Reuter Further Attack on Shasi WEI-HAI-WEI RENDITION NEXT MONTH Further Discussions on Extrality” Shanghai, September 7 From Shasi it is reported that the inhabitants were thrown into a fresh state of consternation on learning yesterday that Communists are preparing to attack the City again. Japanese
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    SUNKEN TREASURE
    147 9 Reqteiv Divers Discover Key to Egypt’s Strong-Room Brest, September 7 The Artiglio has temporarily abandoned salvaging the Ejypt as weather conditions prevent diving operations. The Artiglio is returning to Brest but will resume as soon as weather permits. The safe has been recovered from the Captain’s cabin of
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      AMSTERDAM DISAPPOINTMENT.
      91 9 ,Reuter. Amsterdam. September 8. The report that the Government of the Straits Settlemants has decided not to intervene in the present rubber crisis was unfavourably received here, though the decision was generally anticipated. A similar statement is now expected from the Government of the Dutch East Indies. With
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      IRIGOYEN VERY ILL.
      35 9 Reuter. Buenos Aires, September 8. The ex-President, although no longer detained, is voluntarily remaining at La Plata barracks accompanied by his daughter. He is very ill and is attended by two physicians.-
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      17 9 BOSCH" Plugs have proved to be best on the rr>nd, in 'he air and on the sea.
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      277 9 Orchestral selections of four of the latest ana most popular isound Films on two His Master’s Voice” Records which you will want to hear Again and Again. SONG OF THE v>EST liit-u Hav West Wind,’* The one Girl,” I Come back to me, F nale. HIGH feOJIEIY BLUES p C
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      Planter's Nightmare
      498 10 EVEN RESTRICTION WILL MEAN OVER PRODUCTION The poor rubber planter is having a very bad time, and is not within sight of the end of his troubles. Even if there is Restriction, be is told, it will only lead to a repetition of over-production through subsequent heavy yields
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      s.s. Klang
      139 10 The 8.9. Kisnu’’ nrr-vei with the following passengers from Singapore and Port Swettenhan Mr Turner, Mr G S nith. Mr J Mi"S P C H‘v. Mr Sob Be g t »nx, Mr JVC Davis, Mr AC Bond, Mr Khoo Ic Ghee, Mr Law Yrw Be- and Mid am
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      AWAITING THE RUBBER SOLUTION
      403 10 <ONCENTRATE ON CONSUMPTION Let Production Look After Itself I t the course of a leader on the rubber j. sttion the China Express and Telegraph »f August 7 says In the current issue of their circular Messrs. Sanderson and Co. remark that it uld appear the
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      Kensington Rubber Roadway
      242 10 NO TROUBLE Reference has been made from time to time in the reports of the Metropolitan Paving Committee to the question of the experimental use of rubber as a road paving material. In their twenty-third annual report, which has been issued, the Committee h*ve a further interesting
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGES
      63 10 (Rugby Radio Sbrvtch.) London, September 6 Paris. 123.77; New York. 4.86| Brunels, 34 83; Geneva, 25.05 Ame terdam, 12.07; Milan, 92.32; Berlin, 20.41 Stockholm, 18.09 Copenhagen, 18.16 OsH. 18.17; Vienna, 34.41 Prague 173 j; Helsingfors, 193|; Madrid, 45.95 Lisbon. 108.25 Athens* 375 Bucharest, 814; Rio, 41’1; Buenos Aires,
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      RUBBER TEA AND TIN OUTPUTS
      392 10 AUGUST RETURNS THE following are the latest returci 1 for Angus l lbs. Anglo-Johore 50,000 Bukit Palong 27,600 Consolidated Malay 128,000 Chulsa [Selangorl 75,000 Mambau F M S 74,000 Sungei Salak 176 677 Sepang Va ley 52,900 Tangga Batu 14,000 Thirdmile F M S 85.000
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      EXCHANGE.
      79 10 Per ang, September 8« 1930. (3 k Courtesy el The dank. On Loudon Bank Demand 2/3 23/32 r, 4 2 > 3 29/32 Private 3 m/ts redit 2/4 1/8 3 Documentary 2 4 1/4 On New York Bank Demand 56 1/16 h France T.T. 1,425 h India H T.T.
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      LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST
      155 10 TO-DAY’S PRICES The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Oo’s abate list at 11 e.m. to-day Saturday To-day E S S SHABBS. J, 2 p "e 0 CQ OQ 09 00 Ic, I fl. I c. le. Rubber (Dollar). A. Hitam 1.20 1.40 1.20
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      TIN AND RUBBER.
      54 10 Latest London, New York and Local Prices. r/Af; LONDON. Spot £133-5-0. Unchanged 3 Months’ £135-0-0. Unchanged SINGAPORE. $68.124 per picul. Unchanged 106 tons done RUBBER-. London 41/16 d. Down §d. lew York 8f c. (Gold) Down i c Local 12 cts. Down 1 c. By Courtesy of
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      SINGAPORE PRICES
      5 10 Singapore /iPunin Meeting
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      TIN PRICES
      87 10 Messrs. Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. London, September 5. Spot £133-10 0 three months’ buving £135-0-0 three months* selling £135-5 0. Messrs. Boustead d Co., Ltd. Bth Sept: quotation for Singapore refined tin pe r picu’, basin s-» done 100 tons, Penang Refined Tin $6B-12| per picnl, buyers no
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    HEIR TO BELGIAN THRONE
    92 10 Reuter. Popular Joy at Birth of Baby Prince Brussels, September 7 The Duchess of Brabant (the Crown Princess) has given birth to a son who is heir presumptive to the Throne. The whole country is delighted at the birth of a Prince whose arrival was announced
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    AIR TOUR OF SCANDINAVIA
    72 10 richathafen, Oslo and elsewhereRugby Radio Service. London, September G Colonel, the Master of Semphill, President of the Royal Aeronautical Society, is making a holiday tour of the coastline of Sweden, Denmark and Norway in his puss moth seaplane. He reached Stockholm after a journey of 1040
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    FOUNDER OF ALHAMBRA INSOLVENT
    480 10 MR. L. F. WILLIS EXAMINED Pending Unlawful Imprisonment Action The failures of two cinemas, in Johore Bahru and Muar, were attributed by L. Faulkner Willis, who was publicly examined in the Bankruptcy Court before Mr. Justice Stevens on September 5, as one of the chief causes
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    THE PRIME MINISTER
    122 10 Rugby Radio Service. Guest of the King during Week End. London, September G The Prime Minister, Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald, left Lossiemouth early this morn ing for Balmoral where he will be the guest of the King during the week-end. He will return to London, probably by
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    THE UNWANTED GANGSTER
    72 10 .Reuter. Jack Diamond Sues for 'Loss of Credit” Berlin, September 8, Through a Berlin solicitor. Jack Diamond is bringing an action for damages against the Prussian police for the time of Diamond’s detention and also for the costs of the journey from and to the United States
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    POLISH DEMONSTRATIONS
    88 10 Reuter. Nervousness Regarding the German Frontier. Warsaw, September 8 Fifty-thousand Poles, including representatives of all political parties, demonstrat ed at Posen, Hindenburg s birthplace, as a protest against Germany’s attempts to have the Polo German Frontier revised and also against recent speeches by German cabinet ministers. The effigy
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    Singapore Autumn Meeting
    238 10 1 HANDICAPS FOR FOL’RT l DAI 1 The following are the i 4th day of the Singapore Turf Club Au J Meeting,OSeptember 10: I Ponies.Classes 2 and 3 1 Division 2-6 furlongs rlas Shireen 9.11, Merry Boy 9. 1 Irish Lady 8.13, Micky Free 8.1-. C J
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      44 10 ftunnymede' Melayas Nic est Hotel DINNER DANCE Every Wednesday Saturday MUSIC In the LOUNGE on Saturday mornings and every Sunday evening from 7.30 CONTRACT TIFFINS Are now available at very favourable rates, obtainable at the Office. KUNNYMEDE HOTEL, LTD., George Goldsack. Manager. Phone 543.
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      13 10 You should give Martell’s Brandy the preference over others as it is superlative.
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      335 10 MISCELL A w !?ll J >y>ng GOODWILL of puh.?,' a DECADE. WANTS n r l NKR with |5,000/. capital. Pift t For fail particular, apply R-xN. 137, e/o Pi narg tlw FOR SALE lorry for Tale reasonable offer Apply THE ASIATIC PETROLEUM (S-S.), LTD. Consolidated Limited. (Incorporated in England) NOTICE
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    SULTANS’ DURBAR
    387 11 POLICY FROM WHICH MUCH GOOD WILL ACCRUE Sound Move by Sir Cecil H H the Sultan of Perak, accompanied Iby the Raja Muda, the Hon’ble Raja di Hilir of Perak and other leading Rajas and i Chiefs of the State, will leave Kuala Kangsar to day by car
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    HOW TO FIGHT THE SLUMP
    216 11 Rotary President Advocates Optimism An appeal for the wider recognition of optinim as an antidote against the present trade slump was made by Mr. Roland Bradddl. the President, at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore held at the Raffles Hotel on
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    New Government Printing Works
    60 11 TENDER OF MR. S. MCINTYRE ACCEPTED A notification in the Government Gazette ststes that the tender for erection of the new Government Printing Works at Upper Serangoon Road has been awarded to Mr. 8. Mclntyre, whose tender was $170,000Several other European firms were among, the tenderers,
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    COMING EVENTS
    47 11 Sept. 9Municipal Commission Meeting, 4 p.m. 10 Singapore Turf Club Autumn Meeting 4th day. 13 Singapore Turf Club Autumn s Meeting, sth day. 27Selangor Turf Club Extra Meeting, Ist day. Oct. I—Selangor1Selangor Turf Club Extra Meeting. 2nd day 4Selangor Turf Club Extra Meeting. 3rd day.
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      17 11 BOS t'luys have proved to he bent on the mid in the air 'inn. on the se-.
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures.
    1206 12 Port Of Penang. Schedule of Principal Lines. THE following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the week: In Part Tn-day. a. Rihrnaa from Laugkat, Pangkahn Soesoe and Pangkalan Brandan Saiia for Pangkalan Brandan, Pangkilan Soesoe an I Langkat to-day at 4
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    182 12 BUSINESS FOR MEETING The following is the agenda of an ordinary meeting of the Penang Municipal Commissioners, to be held to-morrow: 1. Minuter cf last meeting to be confirmed. 2. Any special business the President may bring forward T.580/30. To report acceotance of tender of Chin Foo Sing
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      115 12 Radion” Terminal Strips. Specially made and designed to permit of all terminals beingplaced at rear of cabinet. Each strip is plainly engraved and is suitable for any type of receiver. The Formo-Densor” The Formo-Densor is a variable condensor within the limits marked o i the moulding. Wearite” H, F. Choke.
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    227 13 THE ARBITRARY POWERS OF DIRECTORS v r m reports of proceedings at company and from private communi(l101 8 which we receive from time to 11 8 Pv ident that there is a growing lr R of resentment among shareholders the arbitrary powers of directors j p Deposes for
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    908 14 Daily Express.” BOND-ST. AT SEA All the World to Help Build Cunarder The Canard Company will shortly commission a new £6,000,0(10 liner to be built on the Clyde. An order for a second liner may follow immediately. Who realises the fall significance of that bald
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    333 15 'SPURS LOSE High Scoring in All Divisions SATURDAY’S RESULTS. London, September 6 THE following are the results of matches in the English and Scottish Leagues played to day DIVISION 1 nJ 3 Leeds U 1 irton Villa 6 We»t Ham. U. X gj>ckburn R. 5 Blackpool 0
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    419 15 CONCLUDING MATCH Brothers Win Doubles Final FINE GAME Penang, Saturday CHE AH Wat Hye and Cheah Wat Sun won the doubles championship of Penang di feating the holders. Tan Thean Seang and Yeo Wee Yang 4-6, 6-4, 6-2 after a fine exhibition of tennis in which hard
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    189 15 AT K. I. Congratulations from Commandant THE P, P.W.V.C. have received the following message from the Commandant, S. S. V F: Congratulations to members of the P. P. W. V. C. who took part in the Malaya Command Rifle Meeting and especially to Sergeant- Maj xr Grinter
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      634 16 P. 0.-BRITISH IN t dh AND APCAR LIN’ S (Companies Incorporated .»> I ng Und MAIL PASSENGER AND~CARGO Peninsular and Oriental S. M. Co., under con- Penang, Tehiklntan Outward» from London Inr China and Japan. BuIa due Penanff. Khyhe. Sep. 18 Sailings ot Steamer» of th, Karmala Oct. 9 S.
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