Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 10 January 1931
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1931-01-10 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 8. VOL. LXXXIX SATURDAY, 10th JANUARY, 1931. PRICE 10 CENTS20 words
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Advertisement488 1931-01-10 1 T. NAGATA C) BROTHEBB DE’ITISTS He- i Office next to The Dispensary. Brsnch OlEce 52, L«itb Street SECTIONAL TANKS riirrfr trff Made from CORROSION resisting ARMCO INGOT DISEASES IRON PLAT" lg| Prevented Cured Easy to erect wIBO t Lightness R tfu Strength Durability gM I Manufactured by J|E%d| OH I488 words
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Advertisement14 1931-01-10 1 H.TOKISATSU STUDIO with up-to-date Photography by electric light. ’Phone 775. TO, BIBHOP BTBBET, PENANG.14 words
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Article202 1931-01-10 2 Fourth Professional Meeting Ist Day, Saturday, 31st January, 1931. 2nd Day, Wednesday, 4th February, 1931. 3rd Day, Saturday, 7th February, 1931. Subject to sufficient entries, the following races will be provided (a) Three runs for Ch S 3 3 Horses. Stakes $l,( 00. (b) Three runs for202 words
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Advertisement1083 1931-01-10 2 position vacant Madanre Galardi DREDGEMASTER Abb slant wanted at the for Dredge in PERAK. Apply with full p Q HOTEL particulars to Box No. 3, c/o Pinang G zatte. will be showing from January 5 1 1 A beautiful display of evening, Lg T afternoon and morning frocks, SPACIOUS OFFICES,1,083 words
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Advertisement193 1931-01-10 2 1 9 THADE IW! "Onoda” Rapid Hardening Portland Cement OF Superior quality at a low competitive price in casks of 375 bs. OR in Paper bags of 110 lbs. Onoda Cement has secured;contract of Singapore Municipality f0r',1931. Guaranteed to' Conform to STANDARD BRITISH SPECIFICATION. Apply to: Ban Joo Seng Co„193 words
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Advertisement920 1931-01-10 2 thb Just Rece ived [lncorporated in England.] T" •jn -G £B,GOO,OOC A lar.e assortment cf Wire.ess Components. Autho^CaP 1 1 £1,800,00V «EX-..-. v iu, < c n rote D T lier “V ct Board“of Directors- Condensers Various' Types of Terminals. J. M. Byrie, Esq-, (Chairman), Sir Thomas, pfek-UpS. L- W.an920 words
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Article824 1931-01-10 3 BR UK LIABLE TO SUFFER MOST Lessens Control Over Will Like all tut j°ctH alcohol has its prop and const sayu “Health.” the new local montniy aevoted to topics of health in M lays. Taking the pros first, it may be considered, unlike tea and coffee, a824 words
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Article84 1931-01-10 3 In these days of long-distance travelling it is rather surprising that the following story can be vouched for. Oo th? jiurney between London and his home city a Man.-hester business man, who was returning from Singapore after a visit las ing m ny y< a-s- was askei84 words
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Article242 1931-01-10 3 AMIR ON NEED FOR STANDING FORCE Paahawar, December 16 The importance of the maintenance of an organised army to assure peace in Afghanistan was streseei by Nidir Khan at the opening of a new military school for training efficars in Kabul. Nadir Khan declared that such a242 words
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Article131 1931-01-10 3 ANGLO-GERMAN DISCUSSIONS ON A MISSING AFRICAN RELIC Mr. 0. Williams (C. Torquay^ asked the Foreign Secretary in the Commons whether Article 246 of tbe Treaty of Versailks, in so far as it affected the British Government tai b?en fully carried out. The article referred to131 words
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Advertisement539 1931-01-10 3 Victims of Mim iM in 1 Asthma 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 until, finally, you will become a chronic sufferer. No complaints cause so much539 words
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Advertisement211 1931-01-10 3 Baby Constantly Crying and Scratching Healed by Cuticura The trouble began with scales on my baby’s head when he was a month old. It went on like that until he was two months old and then after his morning bath, water used to come from the eruptions. Baby could not211 words
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Advertisement213 1931-01-10 3 (IOBINSojSI ML PIANO Co JNr 1 PENANG JI FOR PIANO BARGAINS I I \w JR Al |i;i!jT Jk F-"™- 11 J i tI II JU 3 HL 11’J ILA r/fl X Spend wisely, here’s your opportunity, re-conditioned Pianos in I perfect condition for I $200“” JOHNNIE WAhKKP A is the213 words
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Article973 1931-01-10 4 Key to England's Credit-Structure This pen portrait of the I Governor of the Bank cf? England was! contributed to the \Da ly* Herald |1 by professor Harold Laski of the London University. ENGLAND has been corquered twice in its history, once by William the Noi man and973 words
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Advertisement504 1931-01-10 4 f /A- ik w* M7T This advertisement is comi O A js fil/ljL posed of extracts from a O fljflV*'* f etv °f *he numerous tributes sj*Syl to Genasprin received from dis* 1 a tinguished men and women in every walk of life. viai (fl] ENASPRIN is an ab'VjT solutely504 words
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Advertisement80 1931-01-10 4 TBBiuDMsassnmflMMisM>MMflHaHanßnK3DCEsr£Br'*~ Malayan Fertilisers Ltd. OFFER 1 The services of an Agricultural Chemist with many years practical experience of the use of Fertilisers in the East 2 Guaranteed Percentages of Plant Foods. 3 Fine grinding and accurate mixing by the latest electrically operated Machinery. 4 Free Laboratory Service. 5 Prompt delivery80 words
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Advertisement103 1931-01-10 4 ROYAL BAKERY SWISS ROLLS Jam Rolls Fancy Pastries Sponge Cakes Madeira Cakes Etc., Etc. Are received fresh every Friday morning in Penang. Made from the best ingredients by European MASTER Bekers. Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. Penang Race Meeting. Back A Winner. THIS Tip HOLDS GOOD NOT ONLY For THIS103 words
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Article1251 1931-01-10 5 large gathering Profusion of Floral Tributes THE funeral of Mr. Arshak Sarkies, whose death took place at the General Hospital in the early hours of Friday r.iorning, took place at the Westernroad Cemetery la«t evening The cortege was met by the Fev Kenneth McPherson who1,251 words
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Article274 1931-01-10 5 HOCKEY MATCH Visitors’ Sound Defence After thrashing Kedah a couple of weeks ago by a wide margin the Penang Cricket Club, which really constitutes the State team, could not do anything more than effect a pointless draw against an Alor Star team who opposed274 words
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Article107 1931-01-10 5 early intervention is anticipated.—Rugby Radio Service. No Immediate Extension of the Burnley Trouble i ondon, January 9 The dispute between millowners and weavers in a section of the cotton industry concerning the introduction of more looms per weaver which caused the withdrawal of nearly five thousand operatives fromearly intervention is anticipated.—Rugby Radio Service. - 107 words
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Article43 1931-01-10 5 Jan. 10 —Penang Races, 2nd Jay. 13 —Penang Races» 3rd dav 15— Penang Races 4th day. 16— Race Ball, Penang Club, 930 p.m. 17 Penang Races, sth day. 24 —Penang Polo Club Amateur Meeting 31 —Taiping Turf Club Races, Ist day.43 words
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Article268 1931-01-10 5 THIRD ROUND Arsenal Meet Aston Villa SCOTTISH LEAGUE FIXTURES The following are th» matches to be played in the F. A. Cup arid the English and Scottish Leagues to- lay Southport v Millwall tV’hampton W. W exham Tottenham H. v Preston N. E. Crystal P.268 words
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285 1931-01-10 5 SMALLHOLDINGS PROTECTION ACT The following is a corv of a resolution which was passed ata meeting of the Managing Committee of the Selangor Indian Merchants’ Association, Kiula Lumpur: At the meeting of the Managing Committee of the Pelangor Indian Merchants’ Kuala Lumpur held this day,285 words
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Article361 1931-01-10 5 LEADER OF HOLD-UP BAND CAPTURED The New York podoe have made what they regard aajtheir meet important capture for years—the arrest of Marcus Bissett, a notorious desperado and leader of one of the most skilful underworld bandit gangs operating in New York, and of William Sutton, described361 words
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Article229 1931-01-10 5 BUSINESS FOR MEETING The following are the Agenda of an ordinary meeting of the Penang Municipal Commission to be held on January 12. 1 Minutes of last meeting to be confirmed. 2 Any special business the President may bring forward. (a) T.730/30. To report acceptance of tender of229 words
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Article653 1931-01-10 5 The Rev. Fa'has Sjuhait Is being I transferred Irgq, K apg to i Mrs. D. McMullin was su.c.isfu iy J‘operated on for appendicitis, at the European Hospital, Kuala Lumpur. The Earl of Clarendon has departed from South Africa to take up the Governor-Generalcy. The following Lave be653 words
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Article66 1931-01-10 5 IN PRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION CONTEMPLATED With reference to the import duty on sug ir recently imposed in the Federated Malay Hates we era in forme! that the Federated Malay States Government contemplates the introduction of legislation, in the form of an amendment to the Customs Enactment, to66 words
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Article99 1931-01-10 5 At the annud general mating held at be Club Hjuse on J<nn<ry 7, the following were elec.ed office b a-era for this ypsr:— President, Mr. Khaw Joo Tok, J.P., Vice Proaident, Mr Wee Gim Puay, Hon. Secretary, Mr. Chan Yen Tam, Hon. Asst. 8 cretary, Mr. L'm99 words
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Advertisement101 1931-01-10 5 QUICK RELIEF FROM INDIGESTION No matter how badly or how long you have suffered, you cm yet speedy relief from indigestion by removing the cause of the trouble. Usually indigestion arises from excess stomach acid which causes fermentation and creates gases that give intense pain. By neutralising this excess acid101 words
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Advertisement376 1931-01-10 5 r ’A f w' Careless Washing Spoils the Hair The simple hair styles of to-Jay make beautiful hair a necessity. Luckily, beautiful hair is now easily obtained. It is simply a matter of shampooing. Proper shampooing makes the hair soft and silky. It brings out all the real life and376 words
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Article19 1931-01-10 6 Cookson. At the Maternity Hospital, Penang, on January 6, to Mr. and Mrg. W. 8. Cookson, a daughter.19 words
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Article33 1931-01-10 6 Atkins —Heytman —At the Church of the Assumption. Penang, on January 9. Francis Joseph Atkins, of the Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., to Kitty, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heytman of Singapore.33 words
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Article434 1931-01-10 6 “Commonsense,” whose letter appears elsewhere in this issue, accuses the Pinang Gazette of having executed a volte face in its attitude towards the tin restriction scheme. If our correspondent had read the Sunday Gazette of January!, we feel sure that he would not have been in such434 words
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Article164 1931-01-10 6 A case of rabies has occurred in Penang, and though the source of infection has not been traced, smuggling is suspected Certain regulations have been imposed by the authorities, but the Government Veterinary Purgeon’s Office and the Municipality, make what efforts they may, are entirely dependent upon164 words
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Article73 1931-01-10 6 —Rugby Radio Service Isle of Wight Cut Off from Mainland \.U 1 Slight snow fell during the night in London for the first time this winter. The fog remains in some areas, but tends to decrease and much delayed shipping has been enabled to move. Throughout yesterday—Rugby Radio Service - 73 words
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Article65 1931-01-10 6 —Reuter. g O’ I Officers to Re-apply for Their Commissions Madrid, January 9 Following the recent insurrection in the Spanish Air Force, headed by Major Franco, the Air Force cadres have been dissolved. Officers will be re admitted after their applications have been examined The existing administration—Reuter. - 65 words
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Article533 1931-01-10 6 (To the Elitor of the Pinang Gazette’’) Sir, —I observe the Pi a g Gazette has made a tolte face in its attitude towards Restriction (a) Of the many commodities in which attempts have been made to influence prices can you cite one instance where the slight533 words
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Article185 1931-01-10 6 Reuter. South Wales Dispute to Last Another Week at Least London, January 9 Anticipations of a settlement of the South Wales coal dispute at the joint meeting of owners' and miners representa tives at Cardiff to day were disappointed by a breakdown in the negotiations on interpretation ofReuter. - 185 words
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Article39 1931-01-10 6 Rugby Radio Service. London, January 9 The sixth public schools Empire tou J began yesterday when a party of boys left for the M est Indies and British Guiana sailing from Avonmouth on s s. Uamito.—Rugby Radio Service. - 39 words
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441 1931-01-10 6 PENANG NEW YEAR MEETUftj Kalaw and Loch Royal BY TIC TAC The going again promises to heavy, probably more sticky than on the opening afternoon, j the circumstances it seems nJ likely that there will be a. f e upsets again. In view of441 words
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Advertisement208 1931-01-10 6 AR R I V I re G s.s “President Adams” January 16th Special Consignment Californian Fruits i and Vegetables COMPRISING Sunkist v ranges Sunkist Grapefruit Ortley Apples Winesap Apples Winter Nelis Pears Selected Cauliflower Selected Celery ORDER EARLY Pritchard Co. |9 VLEK’S S TON IKI NA CHOP KEPALA KU DA.”208 words
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Advertisement57 1931-01-10 6 I E. &0. HOTEL. I Owing to the death of Mr. Arshak Sarkies all public amusements announced have been cancelled until Wednesday, January 14, when “Outward Bound"’ will be presented by the Penang i Little Theatre Players., in iMh>M f inn I. rti xttTWdft CiMWffaMlfMMMMaW Teas ,„t I AG EN57 words
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Miscellaneous26 1931-01-10 6 TIDE TABLES Hi h Water Low Water To-Day 3.44 s.m. >10.36 a.m. i 4.57 p.m. 10/9 p.m. To-Morsow. 4.26 •».’D. 11.20 a.m. ti ■»>; 605 p.m. Mvimghf,26 words
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Article566 1931-01-10 7 Indianisation of the Army f Mr. J. H. Thomas’s Speech Dominions Still Dependent on British Navy Indian Delegates' Views At a discussion at the Defence Sub-Committee of the Bound Table Conference, Mr. Thomas, presiding, said complete Indianisation of the army was not a necessary preliminary for. Rugby Radio Service. - 566 words
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Article186 1931-01-10 7 ATKINS—HEYTMAN Largely Attended Reception The wedding took place yesterday at the j>nurch of the Assumption, Penang, of r.rrancis Joseph Atkins of the Eastern Mtei)3i On Telegraph Co Penang, and Miss 1 ty Heytman, eldest daughter of Mr. and H^land y^man Dgapore Utrecht. U J- Smart acted as186 words
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Article156 1931-01-10 7 Annual Meeting of Association (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, January 10 At the annual general meeting of the Perak Cricket Association, at which Dr. W. F. Samuels presided, the report disclosed that Perak had a comparatively poor season. The election of office-bearers for the ensuing year resulted in156 words
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Article56 1931-01-10 7 London, January 9 Sir Walter Runciman, the shipowner, has given £25 000 to Newcastle infirmary for an extension of nurses’ houses and Sir Thomas Lipton has presented £lO,OOO to Glasgow for the assistance of poor mothers and children in memory of his mother and in latitude to56 words
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Article327 1931-01-10 7 —Reuter International Loan to China Suggested SHANGHAI COMMERCE PARALYSED Western Nations Must K? Assist Washington, January 9J Ji connection with the Senate Inquiry into the causes of the decline of American trade with China, I Mr. Pittman pointed out that it was the result of a similar drop—Reuter - 327 words
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Article230 1931-01-10 7 F will also be on board. —Rugby Radic Service. Departure for the Argentine Next Week London, January 9 Preparations for the departure next week of the Prince of Wales to the Argentine Where he will perform the opening cere mony of the British Empire Industries FairF will also be on board.—Rugby Radic Service. - 230 words
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Article43 1931-01-10 7 .—Reuter. Geneva, Janaury 9 The Liberian representative of the League of Nations writes to the local press immediately upon receipt of the League Commission’s report for September that the Liberian Government took steps to remove the cause oi complaints mentioned therein.—Reuter..—Reuter. - 43 words
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Article125 1931-01-10 7 Mr. Srinivasa rastri.—Rugby Radio Service. Funeral of Princess Royal To-day PARTY CANCELLED London, January 9 The King and Queen, accomoanied, by the Duke and Duchess of York and the Duke of Gloucesteti returned ko dajr W Buckingham Palace for the funeral of w Princess Royal atMr. Srinivasa rastri.—Rugby Radio Service. - 125 words
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Article135 1931-01-10 7 .—Reuter ll Dog Racing in International Settlement to Go Shanghai, January 9 The Municipal Council after a long controversy has decided to abolish dog-racing in the International Settlement on Mareh 31. The decision is fully supported by the British Consul. The Council is prepared to take.—Reuter - 135 words
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Article116 1931-01-10 7 Geneva Advisory Committee’s Fourteenth Session Geneva, January 9 The League of Nations Advisory Com- mittee on the traffic in opium has opened its fourteenth session. Mr. Vas Concellos, Portugal, chairman of the committee, decided to take as a basis of discussion the draft convention submitted by Sir Malcolm116 words
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Advertisement41 1931-01-10 7 r ERA iLIbERS STOCKS HELD SULPHATE OF AMMONIA NITRATE OF SODA, NITROLIM, CAKEMEALS, BONE MEALS, SUPERPHOSPHATES* BASIC SLAG. FISH, PLUTOPHOS POTASH SALTS. ETC., ETC. STANDARD ADCO Synthetic Farmysrd Mannrt. STANDARD FLOWER AHQ LAWN FERTILISERS. WORM KILLER. Durege and Thomas, LtdL, PENANG.41 words
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Advertisement220 1931-01-10 7 New Organ Records OF VARIOUS STYLES Orchestral effects on the Alexandra Palace organ 0 203 {Finlandia TH J™'BALL A most popular organist playing operatic excerpts ARTHUR MEALE I Organ of Central Hall, Westminster (Barcarolle! Tales of Hiffmano”) Off.nbach Three famous cmema organists in a variety of tunes. t EDWARD O’HENRY220 words
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1062 1931-01-10 8 Port Of Penang Schedule of Principal Lines r f ’'l THE following is a list of vessels airiving and sailing from Penang during the Wf*9kl In Port Xe-i*7 s 8 Pangtor from Singapore. Sailed for Mergui, Tavoy and Moulmein to-day at 11 a. m. |l| Panelai1,062 words
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Article126 1931-01-10 8 4 TO-DAY'S PRICES The following wen the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Go’s ahan list at 11 a.m. to-day:— Yesterday To-day BH4BBS. I I 1 (S m m 10. 10. Ic. Ic. Mining. Batu Caves. M .47} .51 47} .50 Jelapane 8/- 9/- 8/- 9/Kent (F.M.8.)126 words
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Article58 1931-01-10 8 Latest London, New York and Local Prices TIN. LONDON Spot £ll7-12-8 Down £2 7-5 I Months’ £ll9-0 0 Down £2-10-0 SINGAPORE $59 37A per piari Down $1.62> 75 tons don RUBBER: London Qd. Up 1/16 d. New York He. (Gold) Up £c. Local 13| c. Op f58 words
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Article328 1931-01-10 8 St. GEORGE THE MARTYB (Church Of England) First Sunday after the Epiphany 7-50 Litany, 8 Matins, 8 30 Holy Communion, 10- 30 Holy Communion. Chinese* 6 Evensong, Hymns 76, 79.482, 192. Pa 18PROViNIt WHLESLET Jan. 11, Ist Son- after Epiphany. 9 a-m. Holy Communion and Address (Tamil) at328 words
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Article39 1931-01-10 8 To-day at Dato Kramat at 6 p.m, 1 March South Down Hope 2 Overture Morimo Williams 3 Selection lolantne Sullivan 4 Fox Trot The Alphine Milkman Sarony 5 Finale Savoy English Medley liiffe God Save the Kirg39 words
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Article276 1931-01-10 8 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE.) S.B. Sheet <«’• P‘ r pl HB/ Quiet. London 4M New York 8| eU£gold>CBy Courtesy Of Messrs. AI ten Denny sj. Gcneal Produce Agency Singapore Price» for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-day are ae ll °Bpor 13|c b. Per It. Jan/Mar. h April/June 141276 words
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Article69 1931-01-10 8 (Rugby Radio Smbviob) London, January 9 Paris. 123.72; New York. 4.85} J Rrusflels, 34.80; Geneva, 25.05 Amr te-dam, 12.06; Milan. 92.72; Berlin 20.41 Stockholm, 18.14 Ooveuhagen. 18.16 Oslo. 18.16; Vienna Pra gne 1631: Helsingfors. 192 j Madrid 45.50; Lisbon 108.25 375; Bucharest, 818 Rto, 4i; Bnenos Aires, *****:69 words
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Article72 1931-01-10 8 Penang, January 10, 1931, (Bu Oourtesy e/ Th» Chartered 3anV) On London Bank Demand 2/3 23/82 "4 m'ts 2 3 Private 3 m/ts credit 2'4 3/32 3 Documm;4ry 2 4 7/32 On New York Bank Demand 56 i, France T.T. 1,425 h India T.T. 155 J Bangkok T.T. 7872 words
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Advertisement59 1931-01-10 8 1 1 SIAM M DEPART PENANG Prai) EVERY TUESDAY W FRIDAY MORNINGS E'yy iletpiop ~r cf tie Foy»l Slate Failvey» >» tnsrfdl icte cctrprlirtnt» eketrje ligl»,, f i>* end rverirf v»t<r. t< niulal like iFeFullnan CcnpartBttl cart in Ike I riled Stales.A nslnrsrtr»» >S attacked to every express train. Fare:59 words
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Advertisement39 1931-01-10 8 OLD MALAYA. Personalities of Old Malaya by Cyril Baxendale, is now on sale at $2 a copy. The volume may be purchased through our agents throughout the Peninsula or direct from the Pinang Gazette Press Ltd., la, Penang-street, Penang.39 words
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Advertisement82 1931-01-10 8 I £ij&VK |e< SOUND |L±JjSYSTF M I TO-NIGHT AT 6-15 S-30 Positively the last Performance OF Paramount’s Fiery Human Dramatic Production THE DEVIL’S HOLIDAY PRESENTING Naxxcy Carroll in her first great dramatic role. Written, Directed and Produced by EDMUND GOULDING the man who made “The Trespasser” and “Broadway Me.'o ij’’82 words
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Miscellaneous116 1931-01-10 8 6 (gar -ui I»*” PHONE Best Sound <P> Q Tj, N DYSTE| n 6-15 p. m TC-NIGHT 9-30 p. m. Fox Movietone Musical Romance with J. Harold Murray and Ftfi Dorsay “Women Everywhere’ Seven Superb Songs! Adventure Romance in Morocco and The Thrill of the Foreign Legion in Action Also116 words
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Advertisement58 1931-01-10 9 $1 H Ha B per mon th I |g|| Wg |LJ 1 BBnrnnfl I £pV OF COURSE <s V' the cheapest car to run 4 i “>• Austin 7 f* 'r I The 1931 TOURER costs $1,250 and the SALOON $1,395 5 C 4 t Have a Look at these58 words
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Article522 1931-01-10 10 £147.000,000 A YKaK HANDLED BY THE BOOKMAKERS No leea th*n £150,000,000 changes hands in Tarf betting tiansactions in thia oonntr' 1 during a yef but of this total only 2 per cent., or £3,000,000, passes through the tote. Vhcnnnt D’Abernon emphasised this fact In a522 words
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Article251 1931-01-10 10 MALAYA TO SEE btSRAELI AT LAST One of the largest and most important film deals in the history of Malaya’s entertainment world has just been concluded between Mr. Joe Fisher. Managing Director, Capitol Theatres, Ltd. and Mr. Horace T. Clarke, Foreign Representative of Warner B?ce —First National251 words
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Advertisement246 1931-01-10 10 CHANGE FOR THEi BEST jfO Men may change their whisky, seeking the blend M&a that suits them. But we never change ours. We have been distilling Johnnie Walker “Red Label” jgpF JX- a/ for over a hundred years, JF L X and it suits so many men. Especially in this246 words
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Advertisement126 1931-01-10 10 Sr. iflk' WrJL z s 7 I Ai iiiil C i 1.. < W 11■ k 7,<s> e I It 7 C f -v». 11 For Discriminating Smokers (xpress CIGARETTES 555 ARDATH TOBACCO CO., LTD.'" LONDONS > 267 i i. i ii i Til mill I I 111 I l126 words
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Article375 1931-01-10 11 RECRUITING METHODS Scarlet and Blue Again The alarming atr riage of recruits for the Army—the infantry is more than 10,000 below establishment strength hts had a dramatic sequel. The Army Con c l has decided to revise entirely the method of recruiting on and from375 words
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Article179 1931-01-10 11 MR. HARMSWOSTH’S AMUSING COLLE JI lON Some of the most amusing limericks i übliehed for years will reward readers of Mr. Ronald Harmsworth’s Farther Out--1» k Unsettled” (Cha?. J. Sawyer, Ltd. Gr fton Hou?e, Grafton-slreet, W. 1., ss) 1 hey have wit and t< ehnieal finish, and179 words
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Advertisement238 1931-01-10 11 I BY SPECIAL Hll E 'II JPPOIHIMEKT TO KlNfi 0F SIW ESTD. 1872 H i |i High Class Table High Class Table I Requisites Requisites in in i Sterling Silver Sterling Silver j X and and E. P. N. S Ware i EP. N S. Ware 4 VJJ Useful Gifts238 words
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Advertisement46 1931-01-10 11 SOMNOLENCE “When the British merchant wakes up to the value of sustained newspaper advertising abroad" it will he a bad day tor the merchants of the 11. S. A. At present not 10 percent of the British merchants realise the value of newspaper advertising”:— Henry Ford.46 words
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Advertisement161 1931-01-10 11 'J s/'Zk Z-'/ IjwA t 5 z X -A—- z I SI |> t±SZ3X23SXS2SSH2S2ZXK2S33Z3S333ESS3ZZ3Q 1' j RUGGED peaks and Here you get milk at its green velvety valleys. best. The milk for babies; Here and there a tiny for children; for grown-ups. farm. Happy farmer folk Rich in vitamins, with161 words
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Advertisement1207 1931-01-10 12 'l'SJtC' IST TTIT ITTTNINIITT I INI 9 EIGsLLAH L*NE I THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE I MAIL LINE I INTENDED SAILINGS FROM PENANG. I I A I WEEKLY SERVICE. LONDON N. CONTINENT. I ArAJVX iQSWftLA x ACHILLES Jan. 15 Marseilles. Lcndon, Rotterdam and Hamburg P fehjr I x PYRRHUS Jar. 211,207 words
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