Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 13 September 1930
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section21 1930-09-13 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAll Y No. 211. VOL. LXXXVIII. SATURDAY, 13th SEPTEMBER, 1930. PRICE 10 CENTS21 words
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Advertisement497 1930-09-13 1 T. NAG ATA I brothers dentists Head Office next to The Dispensary. Branch Office 52, Leith Street The British Thomson t 777°^,77 Houston C° L T D 088 Tvf L UffluUr "■■■<“ J Ready-Cooked Meat Meals > of everything With Vegetables Gravy electrical E|j|- r ew > Boiled Beef 8497 words
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Advertisement16 1930-09-13 1 B. TOKISATSU! STUDIO i with up-to-date Photography by electric light. Phone 772, 70, BISHOP STREET, PENANG.16 words
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Advertisement2109 1930-09-13 2 MISCELLANEOUS. M H. B. WOODFORD, Ba***: No- 15, Light Street- THE MERCANTILE OF INDIA B Accommodation with respectible Statues, Prayer Books. Scapular of cloth, [lncorporated in Eng’and.] I ILa I h/lfw/IAM family (wuh or without board) camtor Tm Gold Scapular Medals tf assorted sizes, Gold £3 000 000 I JL2,109 words
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Article848 1930-09-13 3 The Times.’’ DEAN INGE’S VIEWS Address to Modern Churchmen Oxford. August 18 The Dean of St. Paul’s (Dr. Inge) delivered his presidential address at the Modern Churchmen’s Conference this evening, when he spoke on The Modern Outlook in Morals.” conference will continue until Saturday, the generalThe Times.’’ - 848 words
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Advertisement173 1930-09-13 3 I MADii, SUNLIGHT THE WORLD'S FAVOURITE SOAP <iraillilllHllllliiilllllll.;ilidK i' ;’!iiiii]i;f[[mpiP';;i;;ni;i;ii]ft;iifinnii!niniiiinniniiinHniinnnHni!nnni!pnifm rK <3rZ<^'M \u /7/ *W fa ^UOM EN have made Sunlight Soap the most used of all soaps. They have tried it' themselves and have told others what good, safe, economical soap it is. To-day, as for many years past,173 words
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Advertisement19 1930-09-13 3 "BOSClf” Plugs a ve proved to be best on the rr ad tn the air and on the sea.19 words
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Advertisement304 1930-09-13 3 Records You I Will be I I i to Own -Js h wW-w.’v 1 I I Columbia 7 227 .1\ P 7 Nos 9513 to 9515-3-12” Records. Symphony in B Minor (Unfinished,) Schubert, played by New Queens Hall Orchestra. No. 92’20, Chauve Souris—A Russian Barcarolle. Round the Hay Wain. Sung304 words
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Advertisement55 1930-09-13 4 i OYEZ! OYEZ! OYEZ! f* XTRY SPESHUL ATTRACTION BORNEO MOTORS, LTD., announce that they are now temporarily accommodated in the-unfinished showrooms in Farquhar Street. IN CONSEQUENCE of restricted space they are offering a number of Used Cars at Greatly Reduced Prices to make room for new models. No Reasonable Offer55 words
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Article569 1930-09-13 5 A SU MMER SPORT IN JAPAN Railways Advertise Biggest Insects” Tokyo Sommer eveningfl are enlivened f< r the Japanese by the hunting or firtflws j b’' most a*'thetic form of upon is known he hotarugari. ziB uis une of the few cccajione when native conventionality allows men569 words
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Article177 1930-09-13 5 HOW TO ENJOY YOUR FOOD WITHOUT PAIN TO FOLLOW. P.cbably lo food causes more stomach dhorder in the Etst than rice. Many people find tfiat a dish containing rice inxaiidbly ernees a blown out” feeling of ditcjmfort, often with flatulence and stemach pain. The reason for177 words
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Article231 1930-09-13 5 PRIMITIVE SEX More Childlike than Men” Mrs. M. G. Adams, a Cambridge lecturer on biology, addressing the Students* Internationl Summer School at Cambridge, ea d Women on the whole are more childike than men. They are also more primitive. Taey possess more distirc ly human231 words
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Article384 1930-09-13 5 YOUTH WHO CANNOT BE STRANGLED A boy of fifteen, living in the East End of London, looks as though he may become the strongest man in the world. He is Lewis-Clarke, of Abbey-Laue, Stratford, Bow, who a few years ago was *o delicate that he384 words
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Article207 1930-09-13 5 HON MR?. VICTOR BRUCE TO TRY TO EMULATE AMY” The Hon. Mrs. Victor Bruce, who holds a score of world’s records for motoring, intends in six weeks’ time to out on a longdistanci solo flght to a secret destinatior, says the "Sporting Life” in mill week. At207 words
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Advertisement16 1930-09-13 5 Plugs have proved to be best 011 the road, in the air and on the sea.16 words
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Advertisement510 1930-09-13 5 Dollar IDxcliaftge Ta-ble sterling into Dollars price Dollars into Sterling FROM Amounts from Id. to £lO,OOO Exchange Table Ascending 64ths of a PENNY HB I Obtainable PINANG GAZETTE PRESS, LTD., r ill J iiwwli «ST”i! L x.’- m Wl 5 Lv. Radion” Terminal Strips. x Specially made and designed to510 words
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Miscellaneous151 1930-09-13 5 o c Humour As Others See It oJ 1 My brother is only happy when he’s quarrelling.” .v "Then why doesn’t he marry?” Buen Humor, Madrid. M (J ga 7 y a "How can you have the nerve to look me in the face?” "Well, sergeant, one can get used151 words
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Article367 1930-09-13 6 SKULL FRACTURED Accident at McAlister’s Mess Mr. H. J. Rae, a European assistant in the Singapore firm of merchants, McAlieter and Company, Limited, is at present lying in the General Hospital suffering from a fracture of the base of the sku I. He was admitted on Sunday367 words
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Article371 1930-09-13 6 INVESTMENTS IN RUBBER COUNTRIES The first meeting of the c -editors of Mies Susan Dora Cecilia Schiulz, daughter of Mr. Hans Gaspard Scbintz, a Swiss, who was known fs the Nitrate Kine,” and who left her mure than £1 000,000, was held in London on August371 words
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356 1930-09-13 6 DURBaR AT KLANG Klang was en fete on number 11 uoon 'he occasion of the 67 h birthday of His Highness the Rultan of Selangor and the Durbar of Their Highnesses the Sultans cf the F.M.S. The birthday celebrations commerced at an early hour356 words
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Article323 1930-09-13 6 Singapore has lost a prominent member of its business community and a man who daring his long residence here has renderei a considerable amount of valu able public service by the departure on retirement by the‘’Sarpedon,” on Tuesday, of Mr. A. E. Baddeley, for323 words
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Article107 1930-09-13 6 DISCOVERY ON STEAMER IN SINGAPORE Six automatic revolvers, 600 rounds cf ammunition and six magazines were discovered on board the HamburgAmerika Lime steamer Mecklenberg” uhich went alongside the Taojong Pagar Dock on September 9, oo her arrival from European ports, says the S.T.’’ A party of107 words
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Advertisement320 1930-09-13 6 FOR USKIDE SHOES 0«r Wendrrfg! N-w Rang* of Mm's Shoes, fitted with Uskide Diuble-wear welted Solas and Heals. *Us»idr is undoubtedly the finest soling material aver produced for wear aader all coaditioaa. /T 7 If m 9 Wears three times as long as leather. Ml Wf* Q■ M t n320 words
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Advertisement17 1930-09-13 6 BOSCH" Plugs have proved to be best on the road, in the air ana on the sea.17 words
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Advertisement153 1930-09-13 6 H Refrigerators I Chilled by i I Kelvinator Stay Dry and Sweet *****1111I |lI,,IIIII,II| H|||||| 111 ""’’’Hlllllllllllllli' 1111 ""^llliiiiiijiiiilllH llllll abway» Bettef j THERE’S not a trace of moisture produced by Kelvinator Electric Refrigeration. The cold, frosty air is dry and sweet, and its cleanliness will be a revelation to153 words
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Article273 1930-09-13 7 TO'DAY’S MATCHES Chelsea and West Ham Clash ARSEN XL GO NORTH T]IE following are the matches to be played to-day in the Eng ish and Scottish leagues: division I v Manchester C. Mac kpool v Middleaboro’ Bolton W. A V,Ua Grimsby T. v Sheffield W. jail273 words
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Article148 1930-09-13 7 Reuter. TILDEN DEFEATED IN r EMI FIN L Forest Jlills, September 13 l f t the semi finals of the American H nnal I'onnis < hampionship Doeg beat p'den 10-8, G 3 3 0, 12 10 Frank hields M u] ney Wo()d 62,G3,4 6 6 3. This frst».Reuter. - 148 words
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Article93 1930-09-13 7 p*i’i!bv i> (lPr nn y t > Udio Service. beautiful Tessellated Floor at St. Albans London, September 12 iau* i beautiful Roman tessel(fj 11,)Or 8 yet found in Britain has been Vurni Albans 'on the Eire of Ifri/Jn' 1 llrat Great Roman city in af Ur i np*i’i!bv i> (lPr nny t ~ > Udio Service. - 93 words
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Article539 1930-09-13 7 Reuter. AMERICA CUP RACE Experts Divided on Chances 30 MILE COURSE London, September 12 Enormous interest is being tiken on both sides of the Atlantic in to-morrow’s event off Rhode Island when the first of the series of races for the America Cup will take placeReuter. - 539 words
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Article165 1930-09-13 7 SCRATCHINGS FOR TO DAY The following are the scratchings for t) day’s races at Singapore Race 1: Merry Boy, Hop Over and Blarney Stone. Race 2 Mount Annan and Le Sovuerain. Race 3 Highland Lass. Race 4 Cumerlong and AgapO. Race 5 Orexis. Race 6 Ettington and165 words
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Article539 1930-09-13 7 HEARD AT THE HELM May The Best Boat Win” STERN BATTLE EXPECTED TO-DAY will see Shamrock and Enterprise commence what is generally expected in yachting circles to be one of the greatest battles in the history of the sport. For over thirty years Sir Thomas Lipton has539 words
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Article234 1930-09-13 7 Renter. Nationalists will not Recognise Contracts Nanking September 10 The National Government announced yesterday evening that a l loan agreements or contracts between the Northern Coalition and any foreig l power, foreign or Chinese corporation o r in lividual will not ba recog nispd by the NationalRenter. - 234 words
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Article90 1930-09-13 7 Reuter. DRAWN matches Folkestone and Scarboro’ Festivals London, September 12 Both the cricket festivals were marred by rain and the matches left drawn. The scores were as follows: Scarborough: England XI 218 for 9 wkts. declared, and 247 (Hobbs 59, Leyland 50). Australians 238 (Bradman 96.Reuter. - 90 words
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Article452 1930-09-13 7 H. R. H. Prince Purachatra of Siam and suite are at present staying in Kuala Lumpur. Mr. C. R Byers Secretary Perak Turf Club, accompanied by his bride, has returned to Ipoh from home. Mr A. R. Morgan, the well-known Perak planter and sportiman was a passenger452 words
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Article94 1930-09-13 7 Qualifications for Repatriation The following appeared in our late edition yesterday We are officially informed that employers willing to co operate to ensure that only genuinely unemployed labourers are being repatriated should send two representatives to the Labour Office, Penang, on shipment days. Employers must provide employment in94 words
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Article178 1930-09-13 7 GOVERNMENT PROPOSES MEASURES Primo’s Censorship Lifted Madrid, September 13 With a view to stabilising the peseta on a I gold standard, the Government has opened a centre for dealings in foreign currencies. Bankers are not allowed to deal in foreign exchanges It is suggested that the peseta178 words
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177 1930-09-13 7 British United Press As Part of Annual Congress of Interallied Federation Washington, September 12 A hundred and fifty officers and other ranks from nine nations, members of the Interallied Federation of Ex-Servicemen, will visit the United States this month to hold their fifth annual congress,British United Press - 177 words
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78 1930-09-13 7 Alleged Misappropriation A warrant has been issued for the arrest ot Yeoh Guan Cbooi, till recently employed at the Nestle and Anglo Swiss Milk Com patiy as cashier and salesman. The sum riieritioned in the warrant is about $4,000. tis alleged that monies paid78 words
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Article74 1930-09-13 7 Reuter. Had Previously Threatened Suicide London, September 12 At the inquest on G. A Faulkner, the South African cricketer, a verdict of death from suffocation caused by gas poisoning and suicide while of unsound mind was re turned. His widow in evidence stated that her busbandReuter. - 74 words
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Article43 1930-09-13 7 POSTPONED TO WEDNESDAY The draw for the Penang Turf Club 1931 griffins which was arranged to ta'<« place on Monday has been postponed to WediHsdaj iftprnoon at the same place (Ajetf kam -t J»lesj at 5-30 p m.43 words
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Article221 1930-09-13 7 ADVERTISEMET BALL AT E O. ARTISTIC POSTERS Flit” and Pabco” Win Prizes THE Advertisement Ball at ther E. O Hotel last night certainly caught-on so far as posters went but, although the dance floor was crowded, there were far too many dance s in ordinary evening attire and consequently far221 words
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Article108 1930-09-13 7 effect within three months. Rugby Radio Service. To be Evacuated within Three Months London, September 12 At Geneva this afternoon the League of Nations Council adopted an agreement reached during private conversations between Herr Curtins, German Foreign Minister, and M. Briand, the French Foreign Minister, whereby within threeeffect within three months. Rugby Radio Service. - 108 words
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Article114 1930-09-13 7 TALE OF STAGE 'ND BACK STAGE LIFE The man in the street is always irUerested in the profession of the stage. Close Harmony is a aramount all talking picture of stage and back stage life’’ and will be shown at the Majestic from to-night. Buddy Rogers114 words
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Article117 1930-09-13 7 Sept 13-Singapore Turf Club Autumn Meeting, sth day. Meeting of K t. George’s Girls’ chool society, school Hall, Northam Road, (preceded by Musical Entertainment) 4 p.m 16Annual general meeting, Penang Amateur Athletic Association» Penang Cricket Club, 6 30 p m. 17Meeting Board of Licensing* Justices, District Court, 2.8117 words
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Article31 1930-09-13 7 The Chung Ling High School will mH the Penang Health Culture League ia a game of volley-ball on tbe latter s roj.M to-nionow, the 14th inst. at 4-80 p.m-31 words
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Advertisement17 1930-09-13 7 *BOSCH” Plugs have proved to be best on the read in the air and on the sea.17 words
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Advertisement24 1930-09-13 7 A special article by our Chinese correspondent on the Birthday Celebrations of the Queen of Holland in Batavia will appear in the Sunday Gazette.24 words
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Article279 1930-09-13 8 The gravest danger to the British rubber industry at the t I I present moment, now that the Dutch have resolved on not co-operation in restriction, is the possibility that some group ol foreign capitalists, seeing thfeebleness of the industry, might come in with a279 words
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Article1463 1930-09-13 8 Lady anne - By Lady anne London. August 21 The Falmoral plan having materialised the King and Queen leave Sandringham to morrow for their highland home. Most pioole hearing of the King’s caterpillar’ might be inclined to imagine that in its own sphere it :s a rival of his pet1,463 words
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Advertisement167 1930-09-13 8 PRITCHARD’S FOft ENGLISH COLD STORAGE DEPT. TVE ARE AOTF RECEIVING FORTNIGHTLY SHIPMENTS Lamb Pork Beef Sausages Muttton Cooked Meats Game in Seasor All Kinds Cheese Regular Deliveries TO Outstation Customers New Provision and Cold Storage Catalogue Now Beady. Please Ask For a Copy. 7 joy MA??K Unicorn Extra Stout IS167 words
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Advertisement26 1930-09-13 8 O. HOTEL. The Rendezvous of Malaya,. IDBALL< SITUATED Modern Sanitation Throughout EXCELLENT CUISINE (Under Expert European Chef) After Dinner Dances Every Tuesday and Friday. MAGGI’ SEASONING26 words
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Miscellaneous45 1930-09-13 8 THE MINUTE THAT SttMS A YEAR By gluyas williams @7 I.Xz --An W IT 1! y r TRYING 10 SIT DOWbS WITHOUT SPILLING AT A TEA-PARTY (OOHVEF&ATION /MMEPIATELY STOPS AMP ALL EYES ARE TURNEP ON (Copyright, 1930, by The Bell Syndicate. Inc.) t: --.i 145 words
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Article919 1930-09-13 9 One of Malaya’s Most Pressing Problems Mr. Ward Jackson's Suggestion Undesirability of Anything in the Nature of Doles Government Action Urged At the present time the problem of unemployment among Europeans is engaging the serious attention of almost everybodyexcept the Government. In response to an invitation from the919 words
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Article183 1930-09-13 9 Reuter. Asamayama Again Active STROMBOLI NOW NORMAL Tokyo, September 12 M ith a thunderous .roar, samayama erupted at 980 p.m. throwing out showers of lava causing fires on the mountain sidp. The inhabitants for miles around flea in terror to safety, a mountaineer was killed. samayama, whichReuter. - 183 words
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Article152 1930-09-13 9 .Rugby Radio SeiM6fel. Over 3,000,000 Licences in Britain London, September 12 hen the National Radio Exhibition opens at Olympia in London next Friday, one of Britain’s youngest but most prosierous industries will display its produets... The British wireless industry has no unemployed. It is growing with great.Rugby Radio SeiM6fel. - 152 words
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Article42 1930-09-13 9 .Reuter. The Hague, September 13 The air pilots’ strike has ended and work is being resumed on Monday on the old conditions, but a commission will elaborate a new scheme for protecting the rights and status of the pilots..Reuter. - 42 words
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Article387 1930-09-13 9 British United i ress. Two Years away from Civilisation IGLOO STATIONS North "ydney, (N. S.) Twelve members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police have left here to work the world’s coldest police:*‘ beat.” They have gone to police the eastern Arctic archipelago and theyBritish United i ress. - 387 words
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Article121 1930-09-13 9 .Reuter. Men on Rigging of Ship that is Breaking up Hong Kong, September 12 A tragic drama is being enacted in the Hainan Straits where the crew of eighteen of the Japanese fishing trawler. Ibukinaw. which struck a reef yesterday, have taken to the rigging. A desperate.Reuter. - 121 words
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Article67 1930-09-13 9 Reuter. Ten Moths for Chinese Air Force London, c eptember 12 An aircraft company has obtained orders for a hundred moths at a cost of £70,000 of which 88 are for the British and ten for the Chinese air forces. Four of the latter are to be– Reuter. - 67 words
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Article36 1930-09-13 9 Reuter. Lady Horne’s Chauffeur Released Brussels, September 12. Albert Preedy, chauffeur of Lady Horne’s car which fell into the cheldt, has been eleased. It is announced bis arrest was only a matter of routine.. Reuter. - 36 words
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Advertisement58 1930-09-13 9 i i j QUALITY! PAINTS I THE E H MANUIAOTURE 0F,... I WLKINSON, J I HEYWOOD AND CLARKj f LONDON. I I FALCON I j BRAND. ICygnite White No, 101 Chocola e 129 j Fadeless Red Fadeless Greens STOCKS HELD BY Durege and Thomas, i Limited., I PENANG 3 AGENTSLU58 words
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Advertisement13 1930-09-13 9 You should give Martell Brandy the peference over others as it ts wperZative13 words
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Advertisement302 1930-09-13 9 A NEW His Master’s Voice” Recording Which we would like you to hear LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY SIR LANDON RONALD. 12-inch Black Label Records, GARNAVAL SUITE, Op. 9 Schumann I 1) Preambule 2) Pierrot D. 1840 4 (3) Arlequin 4) V-Jae Noble 5) Euetb'u* 6) Flor eat an f302 words
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Pinang Gazette. SHIPPING AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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Article521 1930-09-13 10 VICTORY BONDS IN DEMAND Municipal Debentures Wanted KENNEDY AND CO The Share Market continues featureless with very little busines* passing whilst the outlook in both the Tin and Rubber Industries gives little indication of any decided change fcr the belter in the immediate future. Tin continues very521 words
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Article214 1930-09-13 10 BRITISH CRITIC STILL PRATING. Some British critics still prate about ,*tbe machinations of American rubber buyerfe” being the chief c iuse of prices for crude scraping bottom so long, and they regard as v*ry unfriendly the Ford. Firestone, Guayule and other American rubber culture enterpises, says the214 words
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Article707 1930-09-13 10 STYLE DEMAND Developed by Rubber Latex PERFECTLY ODOURLESS F\ ABRICS known as Tressor made to imitate suede leather and buckskin, are new in the rubber industry. They were originated to meet a style demand, and their use is chiefly for decorative and trimming effects on dresses and707 words
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Article69 1930-09-13 10 (Rugby Radio Sbrvioh.) London. S-ptember 12 Paris, 123.77; New York. 4.85 H Brussels, 34.86; Geneva, 25.05; Amste dam, 12.07; Milan. 92.30; Berlin, 20.41; Stockholm, 18.09 Copenhagen, 18.16; Oslo, 18.17; Vienna, 34.43 Prague 163&; Helsingfors, 193i 3 6 Madrid, 44.60 Lisbon, 108.25 375 Bucharest, 814; Rio, sd; Buenos Aires,(Rugby Radio Sbrvioh.) - 69 words
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Article121 1930-09-13 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 oC2 S B Sharks. 0 (3 CD do CD 00 10. 10. Ic. 10. Minin/. Ayer Hitam Tin. 10/- 10/6 10/1} 10/7} Hong Fatt m. .47}121 words
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Article43 1930-09-13 10 Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-day aie ts follows: Spot 124 cents per ib. Sept. 12| ,1 Oct./Dec. 121 Jan/Mar. 1931 13| Market quiet. London Liveroo< 1 Stock Ik ly to be increased by 950 tons.43 words
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Article23 1930-09-13 10 Messrs Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. London, September 11, Spot £134-10 0 three man he’ buying £136-7-6 three months’ selling £136-10 0.23 words
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Article26 1930-09-13 10 For Au«udt lbs. Henrietta 51, f, OO Sungei Matang 47,500 Laras (Sumatra) Estate 46.600 Rampah (Coconut) 190 000 nuts Kuala Pergau 38,000 Leggeng 103,00026 words
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Article472 1930-09-13 10 SYMPATHY OF EMPLOYERS The Hon. Mr. J.B. Arttr, chairman of the P.A.M,, writes the following excellent foreword to the E.A.S.A M the quarterly msgaz ne of the Estate Asiatic Staffs’ Association of Selangor: The decision of the Estate Asiatic Staffs’ Association to produce a quarterly magazine is472 words
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Article56 1930-09-13 10 Latest London, New York and Local Price» TIN-. LONDON Spot £134-7-6 Down 2/6 1 Months’ £136-2-6 Down 5/SINGAPORE $6B 25 per picul Down 62 i > c., 175 toot done RUBBER: London 41/16 d. Unchanged New York Ic. (Gold) Down Jc. Local 12J cts. Down J c.56 words
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Article291 1930-09-13 10 leather interests seeking SUBSTITUTE The striking success of rubber in the Footwear Industry during ihe last few years has not been without a very pronounced effect on the demand for the lea her and has resulted in the leather interests giving serious consideration to the problem of substitute291 words
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Article298 1930-09-13 10 MR. J. H. THOMAS REBUKES PESSIMISTS Mr. J. H. Thomas, Secretary for the Dominions, speaking after the launch of the oil tanker British Fortune from Lithgow’s shipbuilding yard at Port Glasgow on August 7, said the launch cane at a time when even the smallest newspaper announced what298 words
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Article386 1930-09-13 10 St GEORGE THE MARTYR (Church Of England) 13th Sunday after Trinity 7-50 Litany, 8 a.m- Matins, Hymn 194, 8 30 Holy Communion, 10-30 Holy Communion < hinese, 6 30 Evensong, Hymns 197, 292, 307, 634, Ps LXVII 157, Ps LXXII 168, Magnificat 100, Nunc Dimittis 93. Thursday, 8386 words
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Article72 1930-09-13 10 Panang, September 13, 1930. (Bp Oourtesv Jhe Oharitre* uanl.') On London Bank Demand 2/3 4 m/te 2/3 2932 Private 3 m/te rean 2 4 1/8 3 Documentary 2 4 1/4 On New York Banx Demand 56 1/16 K France T.T. 1,425 H India jss| H Bangkok T.T. 79i ncm72 words
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Article351 1930-09-13 10 (To the Editor of the I‘ m a»g G nieltej Sir.—With reference to Troian on the above subject and whici, a w are your popular paper of yesterday’s > desire te state that I have also d./t.! model substitute for the wooden c 1.,. monly used by351 words
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Article143 1930-09-13 10 Sir,Ceylon's talk of reprisals against the Dutch is all nonsense I consider that the Dutch are perfectly justified in their attitude regarding restriction. If they did not wish to co-operata with restriction at first, they cannot be expected to do so now. Every country is entitled143 words
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Article230 1930-09-13 10 ASK THE DUTCH TO HELP US? The following letter appears in tha Malay Mail’: Sir,Your leading article in Mondays paperMalayan Communications surely gives Malayans plenty food for thought. Since 1927, Bandoeng has been in wireless telephony communication with Hollan and since then one has been able to spea230 words
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Advertisement13 1930-09-13 10 You should give Martell's Brandy the reference over others as it is superlative.13 words
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Advertisement187 1930-09-13 10 New Advertisements NOTICE. Employers willing to co-operate to ensure that only genuinely unemployed labourers are being repatriated should send two representatives to the Labour Office, Penang, on shipment days Employers must provide employment in accordance with the Labour Laws for anyone who is proved to be under agree vent with187 words
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Advertisement26 1930-09-13 10 Grand Hotel, M^ aD (Sumatra.) FINEST LOOATIO'» ^p E FACING THE KSPMNAD atB every room w’T BATH, ELECTR 7 wfi telephone. FXCET LENT CUISI STms moderate.26 words
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Article618 1930-09-13 11 U. S. OPPOSITION Lack of Unanimity by Dutch SCANNING THE HORIZON The following observations by the '‘Economist,” to hand by the last mail,are of particular interest in view of Saturday *4 nnouncement by His Excellency Sir Cecil Clementi, dasting all hope of Government intervention in the618 words
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Article185 1930-09-13 11 rapid development REPORTED The rubber plantation of the Ford In* dustrial Co, of BrfzJ, located, on the Tajajos River, 150 miles south of Santarem, is being developed tapidly since actual work wee com me »c«d about a year ago, says the India Rubber World" of August 1.185 words
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Article483 1930-09-13 11 BROKERS' VIEW Rubber Shares Nearly Unmarketable blake and co. Singaporp, September 10 The worst is now known; and the Dutch East Indies and Straits Governments will take no part in legis’ating for restriction of rubber produetkn. Consequent upon the official statement issued on Saturday last, the483 words
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Article129 1930-09-13 11 R-turn of Colony Dealers’ Stecks es at I close of business, 31st Angus’, 1930 as declared. Total. Total All Grades in I Dry Rubber is E’ted I by Dealers. I Settlements. Dry. Wet. Tons. Tone. Tone. 1 Singapore Island 30.305 3,070 32,6371 Penang Island 5,098 1,056 5,953129 words
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Advertisement271 1930-09-13 11 f« r MggMlßest Manufactured by RONUK, Limited. Portslade, ENGLAND. p 4”" r) ,/z z tiLsi ri— <« xl X x Flies are Filth-Carriers Wf I HT<hink of the real picture C\ fl \‘f ®rJ Jl in back of the fly that vlJh jf >1 V--* I’m crawls so hungrily over271 words
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Advertisement233 1930-09-13 11 WMAT HOST MEN PWEIFER Born 1820 going Strong Popularity in whisky depends upon the taste of the average man. For such a taste Johnnie Walker "‘Red Label” is perfect and has proved itself so. It is this whisky that makes Johnnie Walker sales the largest in the world. The plain233 words
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1332 1930-09-13 12 Port Of Penang. Schedule of Principal Lines. S.F.P.* THE following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing 1 from Penang during the week: In Pert Te-day. fu B. Pandai from Batoe Babra and Aaahan. Sails for Asaban and Batoe Bihr a on Sunday. tn, b.S.F.P.* - 1,332 words
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Advertisement185 1930-09-13 12 of New Goods' I Lamp-shades in lovely < arpets, Dixie Mats. £tc., Etc., too numerous to mention. Call and inspect them at B. H. T. Doulativm < 0., The way to real economy is to do asscoies of hundreds of cisci iminating women d > Buy everything from DOULATRAM’S Ba,185 words
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Miscellaneous220 1930-09-13 12 A Universal Winner! Crowded Houses Nightly! You Can’t 6o Wrong were Thousands are Right! An Entirely Different Musical Romanes! Nigntly 6 30 9.30 /’cnazijf Matinee on Sunday, g, WJI BJp Wtfc. W) 14th S pteniber, 2.45 p.m. Q [BEST SOUND IN TOWN] lcctn CSOUND (UIZO SYSTEM MARTIAL MUSH! SWEETEST LOVE220 words
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Article542 1930-09-13 13 INTERESTING RELICS Some Stories of Antigua Publishing a photrgrach of a group of buildings in the inland of Antigua, in the Leeward Telarde, which are among the most remaik-ble of the eurviving mlics of the British Navycf Nelson’s day. The Times’* points out that th* chief542 words
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Advertisement145 1930-09-13 13 1 Cuticura Talcum For Daily Use How important it is to complete ./'toilet with a fragrant, antiseptic ow.ler! After eleansing with fl It.l KA SOAP, a dainty a, I Lilia. 1.1 the liwhing touch t your toilet. (1 TICI KA TALCUM absorhj i n crspi ra, on x I 1145 words
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Article1318 1930-09-13 14 SETTLEMENT ASPECTS The Great Slump and After New Zealand has for many years enjoyed a favourable reputation for its capacity to produce wool, meat and dairy products of consistently high quality. The lot of the farmer in this distant Dominion is supposed to be a happy one,1,318 words
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Advertisement597 1930-09-13 14 Victims of*"” 8 11 A.sthoio. Bronchitis WHY BECOME CHRONIC? Your health is leaving you slowly, so slowly that you do not realise it. With every attack your powers of resistance are getting weaker and weaker L ntil, finally, you will become a chronic sufferer. No complaints cause so much suffering597 words
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Advertisement238 1930-09-13 14 Mo w X has many I no rival Because Because j ENO's Fruit Salt is recognised by the ENO, wherever bought, is always the sar *1 people of every nation as the finest, safest, perfect product, unvarying in j and most pleasant aid to good health. composition and purity, and238 words
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Article545 1930-09-13 15 INTERESTING CUSTOMS Philippine Mountain Dwellers Far up in the mountains of the Philippine Islands live a hill people known as the Igorots. They are one of many tribes that inhabit the Pacific group, but they have little in common with the others, and have managed to545 words
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Article64 1930-09-13 15 DANGER’OF UISBANDMENT OF COMPANY Malacca, September 8 A meeting convened by Mr. H. M. de Souz’, J.P., to dismss ways of encouraging voluntrerirg among the Eurasians in Malacca was htli on Saturday in the Eurasian Volunteer headquarters. In his speech, the chairman, Mr. de Souzi. sail that it64 words
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Advertisement54 1930-09-13 15 OLD MALAYA. Personalities of Old Malaya by 3yril Baxendale, is now ready for issue at $2 a copy. Ihe volume may be purchased through our agents through' ou the Peninsula or direct from the Pinang Gazette Press Ltd la Penang-street, Penang. You should givs Martell's Brandy the preference over others54 words
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