Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 20 August 1931
1931-08-20
1
16
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/pinangazette
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
-
Title Section20 1931-08-20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY N XlB9. VOL. LXXXIX. THURSDAY, 20lh AUGUST, 1931. PRICE 10 CENTS20 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement658 1931-08-20 1 T. NAGATA iUOTHK3a dentists Head OlHce nail fe, Iha Diipantnry. 52, Ldih Street F SA.FID STA TEMENT. v. t CAN YOU AFFOfiD IT THESE HARD TIMFS? NO NC L nAR "2_ RATNER |Uvlj RATNER The Todd Proteetograph jSt'’ e, 'l| will Prevent Cheque afc Raising’. m sa CONSULT I Write658 words
-
Advertisement14 1931-08-20 1 Ih.tokisatsul STUDIO I wttk np-to-dato Fhota» by eleotrie TbOM m. CmBIBHOP BTBW 9 114 words
-
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1889 1931-08-20 2 position wanted. I Government Netificfllion BANKS. nic*v ilPinani/ Clerk 12 j ear. exprrtence. Tami’.nowr: Ho “e’bl Re^’^n‘ci»*?'. CHARTERED BANK r NE3ERLANDSCHE HANDEL I JU I UNPACKED 3oywrF, Fxceneatßfferercp. Pkaße S b ood of tbelstb 0 F INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. MAATSCHAPPIJ IL V. A nno Apply:—B Xll t 'U P.n»1,889 words
-
-
FEMININE REFLECTIONS
-
Article768 1931-08-20 3 lf it if fgun the fashion to bafefof Lrmal occasions trimmed flowers and feathers, I hope ixaiy w gicome a manner of restoring their oearince should they be unforturae *f P o 2h to be caught in a heavy shower. wa7 is to avoid wiping your hat,768 words
-
Article453 1931-08-20 3 MOLLIE LITTLE - BY MOLLIE LITTLE h is cbvicua th it the new sweaters have t*en dt?igted specially for our own r a>lfcnLr climate. That is to siy, they lick oJnty ardsummery aid yet a r e delight folly ccsy and warm. Many of them are ■inviej by land, go are453 words
-
Article515 1931-08-20 3 RO3AMOND - BY RO3AMOND Bread and chees*. Humble country fare curried to the fields by ploughmen! That is what many people think abouthis moat nourishing food, merely be. cause it is cheap. Yet cheese is concentrated goodness, and there is no end to the interesting ways in which it may515 words
-
Article, Illustration74 1931-08-20 3 Shantung, of s a green colour, has been cut to make this original frock which is trimmed with two white buttons ani a white kid belt. It will be noticed that the be t is fastened a' a pirticu’a-ly high wa stline, and that the buttoned revers ixpress an74 words
-
Article554 1931-08-20 3 OLGA WRIGHT - BY OLGA WRIGHT Brooms and brushes pUy such an important part in the a.I embracing task of keeping the house clean, tk at it behoves all wise housewives to understand the subject of brushes and bristles very thoroughly. Brooms are male of bssf. white fibre, horsehair,554 words
-
Article603 1931-08-20 3 MRS. ABBIE HARGRAVE - BY MRS. ABBIE HARGRAVE There are, I euppes*, men who actually have little love for their offspring, at any rate when they are past their babyhood. Yet it is my belief they are the very ra*e exceptions, and where I see boys or girls who do603 words
-
Article506 1931-08-20 3 IRENE ADAIR - BY IRENE ADAIR Though it is obvious that all the colours in the rainbow are represented in the new millinery, yet there has never been a season when white hets had a more ardent following. It seems, in rrany inftances, that the milliner had kept her best506 words
-
Article139 1931-08-20 3 EVE DISPLAY ONE EAR —And A Curl What shall we do with Eve’s hah?” This has lately been the distracted cry of the hairdressing exoer’s, for now that some feminine ba v 8 a*e worn at an extreme a gle, while others are so small139 words
-
-
Article73 1931-08-20 3 DILT, VOLET RAY?, AIS '.ND EIGHT HCUaS’ SLEiP Experiments on eighty-nine ’u eats at Cornell Umveraity h .v? reeu.ted in a fifty per cant, reiucti.m in th; frequency of Cel'B. The treatment embrt ces a wetk v violet j ray bath, a twice daily dose rf73 words
-
Article140 1931-08-20 3 BY BRITISH LABOUR MEMBER VI iITORS N u?n (Bsrlitj), August 11 The Wtruw Press manifests gnat uneasiness a* the i reence in East Galicia cf two of the Rrg’ish Labour Tarty Members of the H of Commons, who aake no thV. they a-e inveatigadrg the cinditioas of140 words
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1307 1931-08-20 4 j 2 DAYS MORE I Every yearly subscription will give 40,000 votes until August 22nd Every total of $lOO in subscription money gives 400,000 votes extra until Aug. 22nd d I This is the Next Greatest Vote Offer of the Prize Election 2 PRIZES Don't Fail To Take Advantage Of1,307 words
-
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1531 1931-08-20 5 aa w oxnxraiißaxKrninxn •iammmmmsraTCainoGaiiEixnxrnxnx! he .qxecm m hie hi rib oi a GOia M T DfIDIII AD f| VALUE OF SUBSCRIPTION PAYMENTS I '3 H U H fill 9 ■I B Sftß ft B B B Bft B Sfl IBBft« Below are shown the subscription rates and the regular number1,531 words
-
-
Article3191 1931-08-20 6 Decentralisation of Government Common Malayan Customs Union Railways, Posts, Medical Services and Mines Treaty Revision Necessary The following is an extended summary of the address delivered by His Excellency the High Commissioner at the Durbar of Rulers held at Sri Menanti on Tuesday. In speeches following3,191 words
-
Article622 1931-08-20 6 THE FUNERAL Large Attendance at Graveside The funeral of the late Rev. DrAviam Sabagnanam Ponniah, Pastor of St. i George’s Tamil Church, Penang, whose i death occurred on Tuesday, took plase yesterday afternoon at the Western Read Cemetery. Prior to starting for the i cemetery622 words
-
Article311 1931-08-20 6 WILL DETAILS £20,000 To Brother “If Required” According to details of the will, made known on July 18 the late Mr. Solly Joel left property provisionally valued at £1,000,000, “so far as ascertained.” He leaves a life annuity of £l,BOO lax free, to his daughter, Mrs. Doris311 words
-
Article138 1931-08-20 6 DIXIE DEAN IS "GIVEN AWAY Elaborate precautions taken by Dean, the England and Everton cenuj forward, to keep his wedding plans seer have failed. Plans for his marrisge to M■■ Fassard, an attractive brunette emP t. n i at a cafe in Birkenhead had been secret.138 words
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement147 1931-08-20 6 I r.L h sis Ji he) SMILER/ I >1 Zh X fed from the start on “Cow and Gate.” Well M i|/ pleased with life, sleeping i- a to P aild making headway to mother’s. doctor’s and nurse’s II infinite satisfaction. Cow and Gate does 'I not cause that excessive147 words
-
-
Article1209 1931-08-20 7 SS,CCO FINE Part Buried in the Eatrh MONOPOLIES' PROSECUr.ONS The Monopolies Department had a number of prosecutions to day, in the Penang D stria; Court against Chinese, and in two cases he ivy fines were imposed, one to the amount of $5 000. In1,209 words
-
Article503 1931-08-20 7 The Very Rev. Brother James, 0.8. E., is on a visit to Ipoh. Dr. H. Nevin, of the Malayan Medical Service, has left Ipoh for home on leave. Mr. J. E Pepper, District Officer, Kuala Langkat will be going home on leave shortly. Raja Mohamed has succeeded503 words
-
308 1931-08-20 7 INTERESTING MOTION BY INsUR NCE CO. A preliminary stage to a case which will be of considerable interest to the whole of the insured community especially racehorse owners, came before Mr Justice Palgrave '•impeon in the Supreme Court, Singapore on M onday, when a motion to308 words
-
185 1931-08-20 7 12 MONTHS’ RIGOROUS In tbe District Court to day Mr. H. A. Forrer District Judge, passed sentence one Chinese Lira Ah 8»i who had be a previously charged on two counts of dis honestly retaining stolen property The accused admitted two previous convictions n < ourt185 words
-
Article138 1931-08-20 7 SHOULD THEY LOSE THEIR TITLES Malacca, August 18 Among the many questions raised at yes terday s meeting of the Straits Settlements Mahcca) Association, was one by Mr. H. V. de Souza who brought up tbe question of a Justice of the Peace losing his title in138 words
-
84 1931-08-20 7 CHINESE ARRESTED Recently Fenang detectives arrested a Chinese named Lee Hai Chooi on a charge of false pretences. Accused was tried, convicted and sentenced to two months’ rigorous imprisonment. Subsequ ently, it was stated his finger prints disclosed the fact that he was a returned banishee84 words
-
Article427 1931-08-20 7 TUESDAY S TRACK WORK The fine weather which has been customary in early mornings of late again favoured spectator yesterday, says Wednes day s Singapore Free Press, when the horses were doing their preparation for the forthcoming race meeting. There was a fair attendance present and as427 words
-
Article82 1931-08-20 7 TEAM TO MEET P. C. 0. "A” The following will play for the Malay Cricket Club against the Penang Cricket Club A’ team on the Esplanade on Satur day st 2.15 p.m. :—M T Samsudin. Abdul Rahman (Capt). H R Pawanteh, M M Akbar. A O Yahaya.82 words
-
Article43 1931-08-20 7 FE ULTS OF YESTERDAY’S LEAGUE MATCHES London, August 19 The following are the results of Scottish League matches played to day Airdrie 0 Particle T. 3 Ayr U. 1 Motherwell 3 Celtic 3 Hearts 0 Hamilton A 1 Kilmarnock 3 —Reuter.43 words
-
Article110 1931-08-20 7 PROMISSORY NOTE CASE Two Chinese girls Tan Nooi and Tan Lui aged 17 and 16 respectively appeared before the Fenang District Judge. Mr. H A. Ferrer, yesterday afternoon as defendants in a promissory note case It was alleged by the plaintiff T.R M.V. R.M. Vengadasalam hetty,110 words
-
Article28 1931-08-20 7 There will be Moonlight Band Performances at the Esplanade on 27tb, 28th and 29th August, 1931, from 8 30 p.m. to 10.30 p m weather permitting.28 words
-
Article329 1931-08-20 7 FURTHER LETTERS IN THE “MORNING POST” Farther letters to the editor of the ’’Morning Post” concsrning tigers and Malaya are as f Hows: Sir»—ln reply to the letter of your correspondent “Rimta,” may I cay that the main point of my letter was to combat the very329 words
-
Article91 1931-08-20 7 The following are the tent is ties for Friday: Di awn Doubles: —3 J H Fenwick aid O G Barnes v —15.2 L D Wood and 9 I Pembarton. I alias Sin* les: —15 3 Mrs S'ark v —30.1 Mies Howes Roberts. Ladies Doubles: —5 Mrs91 words
-
Article61 1931-08-20 7 FRIDAY’S TIES Mixed Doubles—3 Mrs Hertz and G B F Southam v 4 Mrs Walker and J H Reid. —5 Mr and Mrs E Reimann v 1 Mr and Mre Mason. 5 Mr and Mrs W H Grinter v 2 Miss Mitchell and A T Donga). Singles61 words
-
77 1931-08-20 7 CASE POSTPONED Having had a charge of theft hanging over him for over a year, a Tamil named Arumugam has been arrested The accused, it is stated, was arrested in Ipoh by detectives and sent to Penang for trial under escort He was produced77 words
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement10 1931-08-20 7 Ww IF YOU HAVE HEAPACHES, OR SUFFER BILIOUSNESS OR H4DICESTION10 words
-
Advertisement356 1931-08-20 7 New Advertisements POSITION WANTED Young Indian, married, seek* employment in states, firms or in mines as Office Cleric» Clerk-Dresser, or Dresser. Has over 9 years' experience in estate accornts. Familiar with Ehrrisom Barker’s system of book keeping Has also passed th} 3rd grade Dresser”» examination. Holds excellent testimonials. Will accept356 words
-
-
Article476 1931-08-20 8 When Sir Cecil Clementi returned from England recently, it was broadly hinted that, in the 'near future, he would have an important statement to make concerning proposed changes in the Malayan administration. That statement was made at the 'Rulers’ Durbar at Sri Menanti on Tuesday, and we476 words
-
Article177 1931-08-20 8 The Hankow floods—bringing with them the shadow of starvation, pestilence, ruin and pillage—are on a sci’e which it is hard for Western minds, or even those whose knowledge of the East ends at the longitude, to ooncsive. The circumstance of 10 000,000 without foo3. and of thousands177 words
-
Article101 1931-08-20 8 -F enter. Necessary Before Air Route Can Be Safe Ivigtut, Greenland, August 19 The airmin Gronau has arrived and is proceeding to Disko Bay whence he will hop off for America. Copenhagen, August 19 After thirteen months amid the desolation of the Greenland ice cap. six members of-F enter. - 101 words
-
Article97 1931-08-20 8 Reuter. Premier of Hungary for Ten Years Budapest. August 19 The Government of which Dr. Bethlen has been Premier for a decade has resigned, it is believed owing to the Hungarian financial crisis. Count Karolyi the Foreign Minister, has agreed to try to form a new GovernmentReuter. - 97 words
-
Article1064 1931-08-20 8 A. H. b- Penang, Thursday. |1 ONCE again must we call public attention to yet another act of discourtesy on the part of the F.M.S. Govern- j ment towards the Press of Malaya. It was generally understood that simultaneous issue for publication of the Introductory Address deliveredA. H. b- - 1,064 words
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement282 1931-08-20 8 1 -IBIW HUBBUMIIIII ib— jllu 1 I j* n ft IL 1 LION Brand I I I DISINFECTING I I I Jiife fluid. I I I ij Sole Importers in Straits Settlements: y I Hottenbach, Lazarus I Sons, I II ,T< SINGAPORE, PENANG. IPOH Bi AND KUALA-LUMPUR. > i J282 words
-
Advertisement20 1931-08-20 8 E. O. SPECIAL DIHOAND DANCE TO-MORROW NIGHT Friday, 21st August DANCE MUSIC BY THE BAND OF THE s.s. “President Adams.”20 words
-
-
Page 8 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous27 1931-08-20 8 TIDE TABLES High Wstei tow Watef To-Day 4.15 a.m. 10? 7 am. 4.03 p.m. 10 36 p.nu To Morrow 459 a.m. 11.40 a.m. 442 pm. 1112 p.m.27 words
-
-
Article147 1931-08-20 9 SPEECH BY HIGH COMMISSIONER Malayan Customs Union greater state COUNCIL CONTROL Chief Secretaryship Eventually to Elapse j jtolrcy tf decentralisation of the administration of the Federated Malay States and other ratters which would require the active co-operation of the Colony and the ulber States were outlined by his147 words
-
Article116 1931-08-20 9 —Reuter. Thames 14 Inches Above bummer Level London. August 19 knny manoeuvres of the first division at AJitenW» which were planned to continue till Friday had to be cancelled to day on accocnt of bad weather conditions. Troops which were in action last night were drenched by—Reuter. - 116 words
-
Article77 1931-08-20 9 —Reuter. Serious Distress Reported io Pennsylvania Harrisburg, August 19 The summoning of an extra session of ingress to deal with widespread distress and the possibility of serious disorder result *og from unemployment is urged by Mr Pincbot, Governor of Pennsylvania, in a etter to President Hoover. The Governor.—Reuter. - 77 words
-
Article79 1931-08-20 9 .—Reuter. New York, August 19 which have passed strict cen-®°r-'bip in Cuba include a report that five undred rebels landed at Gibara last night °ni the steamer Frederick 11, said to be c uerman registry. Havana, August 20 According to a Government report, j°? P3 aer opUnes and.—Reuter. - 79 words
-
Article57 1931-08-20 9 —Reuiux. Rome, August 19 techn* ane Stopes will speak on the Inte 1 r ft3pecta birth control before the p Da a l Congress for studies regarding at a at Rome on Seppron» ''i )r 6S h as been told that 1 be permitted and that ®cieniu?—Reuiux. - 57 words
-
Article214 1931-08-20 9 that it had been a great flight.—Rugby Radio Service. Round Britain Trip Accomplished Safely UNFAVOURABLE WEATHER London, August 19 The Graf Zeppelin completed her twentyfour hour tour of Britain when she landed at Hansworth at seven o’clock and disem barked her passengers. Previously there had been somethat it had been a great flight.—Rugby Radio Service. - 214 words
-
Article197 1931-08-20 9 Reuter. Indirect Hint Regarding Reparations Revisions Bale, August 19 Germany’s short term debt is at present 7 400 000 000 marks according to a report of the International Committee of Bankers which estimates that daring the last seven months short-term credits of 2 900 000 000 marks were– Reuter. - 197 words
-
Article180 1931-08-20 9 COUNSEL ENGAGED The case in which Eusuf bin Rabat stands charged with causing hurt to his divorced wife, Che Nah. was mentioned in the Penang Police Court this morning before Mr. E Jagowhen V r H McNiece said that he had been retained by the accused.180 words
-
Article155 1931-08-20 9 —Reuter. Reported Pacific Outrage CHINESE WHO KILLED PLANTER Protests to Foreign Offices Wellington, N Z., August 18 Six Chinese are reported to have been publicly guillotined at Vila, New Hebrides, (which is under joint Franco British administration) by a Japanese executioner after conviction by a French court—Reuter. - 155 words
-
Article352 1931-08-20 9 -Reuter. Details of Schneider Test Tragedy r London, August 19 Lieutenant Gerrald Brinton. R. N the youngest member of Britain s Schneider T.ophy team, was killed off Calshot last evening when his machine dived into the sea soon after be had taken off on his first Bight-Reuter. - 352 words
-
Article33 1931-08-20 9 Marga von E-zdorf, the German airwoman, has arrived at Kavau from Moscow. The well known private bank Damms and Streit of Cassel, Germany, founded in 1863, has suspended payment.33 words
-
Article40 1931-08-20 9 —Reuter Long Year City, August 19 The Nautilus started unescorted as the proposed arrangement wkh a sealing vessel did not materialise. The weasher is fair but some fog is expected. The polar voyage will last about three weeks.-—Reuter - 40 words
-
Article329 1931-08-20 9 Reuter. Full Cabinet in Session ECONOMY PROPOSALS London, August 19 One of the largest meetings of the British Cabinet for many years was held to-day when the Prime Minister and four other members of the sub committee which were considering measures necessary to secure a balancedReuter. - 329 words
-
Article46 1931-08-20 9 For Locally Manufactured Goods (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, August 20 It is proposed to hold an exhibition of Singapore manufactured goods at the Chinese new year on an ambitious scale if there is sufficient support. All interested Malayan firms are invited to enquire.46 words
-
Article170 1931-08-20 9 Probable Malayan—D.E.L —Ceylon Conference Our Colombo correspondent cables: With the objects of relieving the rubber industry and keeping the price of rubber between sixpence and ninepence a conference of rubber interests agreed that the Ceylon Government should appoint a deputation to discuss the matter with the Governments170 words
-
Article168 1931-08-20 9 Reuter. Hundreds Dying Daily at Hankow Hankow, August 19 The Minister of Health, Dr. Hengliu and the adviser to the Relief Commission, Mr. John Earl Baker an American, have arrived by ’plane. They state that above Nanking the Yangtsze is ten miles wide and at KiukiangReuter. - 168 words
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement20 1931-08-20 9 Danish Provisions Fresh Stock Just Arrived Obtainable from The East Asiatic Co., Ltd,, Penang Agency, F, M. S Railways Building.20 words
-
Advertisement26 1931-08-20 9 TEN/TEST Insulating Board FOR Ceilings, Door Panels, Partition Walls AND THE Correction of Acoustics. Simples and Particulars FROM Durege and Thoma», ltd., Penang esc? r. rs-26 words
-
Advertisement169 1931-08-20 9 His Master’s Voice THE WORLD’S GREATEST ARTISTS Combined with the Finest Recordings The ever-welcome Surprise” BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conducted by Serge Kcussevitsky Symphony No. 6 in G. Mijor (The Surprise “h Symphony) Haydn ni7Q Ist Mvt.—Adagio Cantabiie Allegro C IAUoa vivace J 2nd Mvt, —Andante D. 1736 3rd Mvt. —Allegro169 words
-
-
Article1295 1931-08-20 10 Port Of Penang Schedule of Principal Lines THE following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the 9 w*ek, IN TORT TO-DAY SB*‘Rimba” from Pangta’an Dode. 8 Sailed for Pangkalau Dode to day at Ip.m. 4 bb" Kinta” sails for Port Swetten1,295 words
-
Article233 1931-08-20 10 RECORD OF PROGRESS Time Saving Regular Services Tae Roytl Dutch Indian Airways (K. N. I. L. M who have recently opened a weekly air service between Singapore aid Medan connecting with the Fatavia service, I ave ma ie ren a-ka' 1 1 progn es Eire s233 words
-
Article229 1931-08-20 10 FAREWELL SPEECHES Kuching, Auguat 14. On Monday 1 »st the Rmht Rev. Logie Danson aud Mrs. Danson were *At Home” on the lawn to over a bundle i f iends comprising chiefly old boys of the St. Thomas* Schoi 1 and the members of the229 words
-
Article52 1931-08-20 10 Toe death has taken place of Mr. Eiward Albert Baco-, of 481 C Bdentier Road, Singapore. Hte superintendent of mai's at the G.P.O. He wai 64 years of age and retired about 7 years ago. havir g been in the postal service in Penang, Dindings52 words
-
Article74 1931-08-20 10 Penang, August 20, 1931. By Courtesy of The Chartered Bank Ou Loudon Bank Dsmmt 2/3 23/82 4 m;U 2/8 29/32 Prlvats 3 m/ta a, edit 2/4 7/32 On „8 DaeumsaUry 2 4 11/32 Naw York Bask Demand 56 France T-T. 1,410 I idla T.T. 155$ Bangkok T.T. 78 Batavia74 words
-
Article65 1931-08-20 10 (Rugby Radio Ssrvicb) London. August 19 Paris. 123 95 New York, 4.85g5; Brussels, .34 86 Geneva, 24 98; Amsterdam. 12.04; Milan 92.87; Berlin 20 52; Stockholm 18 15; Copenhagen, 18.17 Oslo, 18.16; Vienna, 34.55; Prague, *164Helsingfors, 1931; Madrid, 55 25Lisbon. 110; Athens, 375; 817; Rio, 3/«; Buenos Aires,(Rugby Radio Ssrvicb) - 65 words
-
Article102 1931-08-20 10 TO DAY’S PRICES The following were the latest quotations In MESSRS. KENNEDY Co 0 share Hat at 11 a.m. to-day:— Yesterday To day sS I 1 SHARES a tn n oq 0. So. 10. 10. Mining }<B J 5 I v 5 nTmTnW. .621 .67» 6»102 words
-
Article46 1931-08-20 10 Latest London, New York and Local Prices TIN, LONDON W lfli-171 Down W/ISMtb’ntSi Down 10/SINGAPOKE $58.25 jr and Down 25 e. t 25 tons ten ft’JBBeR2 5/16 d, Unchanged IhwTrtSlc. (Sdfl) Up 1/15 c. Lkil 71 c. Unchanged By Octritsy of Moir* KfINNfIDFAOO.46 words
-
Article195 1931-08-20 10 e LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE) B.R. Bhssl 71 oil. ptr pound pl 110 33 Dull. London 2 5/161 N«w York 5} cte (gold). (Bv Courtesy of Messrs. AUsn Dennys). General Produce Agency Ltd. Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to day are as follows Scot 71 cte.195 words
-
Article70 1931-08-20 10 The P. &O. Kalyan which I-ft London on July 23. bound for the East, arrived here at noon to-day with th» English mails and the following passengers for Penang. Mr and Mrs H J Cookman and tw; children, Mr Cullen-Mather, Revd. Keppel Gamier and Mrs Garnier, Mr J70 words
-
Article983 1931-08-20 10 KENNEDY CO. SHARE LIST NAMES 3 m h BUMEBX lEMtafcl f f Altenby Kabbes Be F 5 A io» GsUfc Rabb» BstaH a 61 flaudCM&Atefl Hstetes «> 1 U’ Ayts Hltam FUnflag Synfltafctei 8 1 CO 4y«r Kuntef Habwa Bstetea 1’ S Aye* Malek Babbe» 0e 5 6C Ayer Psnee983 words
-
Article142 1931-08-20 10 Psaißg August 20, ISJL Mnw CUiU-a p. ehrfl 2sa Cbv /L. 1* Gold l«if j£rt Mac* ?i«I3S Nulneaa 11a S’ Coconuts psr Lua'S jjj Copra B«udri®d bay«i Rattans ?t M |j| Rattaae Course jjj Green Bnsil Shells Rio»— u.- 10JI Siam No. 1 do 2 jtli d° 3142 words
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement89 1931-08-20 10 I VOUB WHILE TOO I HOUS CAB; I USE:— iHn] ON SALE AT OARiQs, DisUibKtoci: K. LEE SAN CO., 81, BE.V H STREET, PENANG. fT'RY the new “quick- W A cooking” Quaker Oats. Now cooks in 1-5 the time formerly required! Save time, L#hor, fuel. Serve it as porridge for89 words
-
-
Article519 1931-08-20 11 AN IMPROVED OUTLOOK Rice Mills Wo; king Day And Night later viewed on August 12 by a representative of the Siam Observer, Mr. Mi*h Lieb Kbun, the well known rice-miller and President of the Chinese Chamber of Ccmmerce, ea’d that the rice trade in Sam had improved519 words
-
Article159 1931-08-20 11 WHY A SCHEME WAS NOT CONSIDERED The fact attracted a teution that n the n port cf the new Dutch rubber committee nothing waj said regardir g the (Mailed reetrictioa scheme previously reported io hav» been banded in to the Dutch Government. Mr. J. N. Burg?r,159 words
-
Article54 1931-08-20 11 To-day at the Esplanade at 6 p.m. 1. March B. B. Horne 2. Overture Banditenstreiche Suppe 3. Selection The Belle of New York Kerker 4. Fox Trot I Surrender Dear Barris 5. Descriptive A Dervish Chorus Sebek 6. Selection No, No Nanette Youmans 7. One Step Gorgonzola More54 words
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement70 1931-08-20 11 When dressing fct dinner The use of Hazeline’ Snow” is indispensable. It cleanses the pores, >7'4l? r refreshes the skin and provides c the perfect surface for the final Kt application of face powder. ■M ‘“HAZELINE’ 1 x X (Trade Mark) r f SNOW” Jk vz As Vanishes immediately, leaving70 words
-
Advertisement337 1931-08-20 11 lhe Worlds largest passenger air liner lands on three DUNIOP AEROPLANE TYRES WHEELS -“Striking testimony to the safety and reliability of DUNLOP equipment The Dunlop range offers designers ana operators the '1 widest selection to meet the varying conditions for I M which they have to cater. /V Facts and337 words
-
-
Page 11 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous212 1931-08-20 11 ’PJTONE 264 Best Sound I in Town. i FO? TWO NIGHTS ONLY 1 6-15 To-Night and To-morrow 9-30 p Two-Feature Show! 7 Ralph Ince and Alleen Pringle in “WA LL STREET I A Superb Drama of Love and Finance. Prrc’ded Ry Johnny Walker and Jimmy Gleason in Tiffany Stall's Comedy212 words
-
-
Article237 1931-08-20 12 DYING SCHOOLBOY AND BISHOP. Palace Grave TWO devoted friends —the Bishop of London and an invalid boy—have been separated by death. The friendship began some years ago when Dr. Winnington-Ingram met Allen Beaumont Veesey, whose father died in the war. walking in Fulham. It became closer when237 words
-
Article195 1931-08-20 12 LOCAL ANTLJAPANESE BOYCOTT Documents relating to a proposed local anti-Japanese boycott wsre found on two Hokiens, Lein Teng and Tan Biow Kong, who were arrested by the Criminal Intelligence Dept,, Singapore and charged before the Third Magistrate (Mr, J, F. F, Gregg) with being members of195 words
-
100 1931-08-20 12 The monthly organ of the Indian Association of Singapore, wh’ch was revived last mouth, has now made its appearance for August. Capably edited by Mr. R, B Krishnan, the principal contents of the August issue are: "The Dominions of the British Empire,” by. N. Raghavan;100 words
-
Page 12 Advertisements
-
Advertisement159 1931-08-20 12 A “COLOURLESS” WOMAN. WHAT WAS THE CAUSE People described her as colourless”. They meant that not only was she pale and uninteresting, but tint she lacked “life” and vigour, both mental and physical. A terrific handicap to any woman—a barrier to companionship and a thief of happine s! In the159 words
-
Advertisement261 1931-08-20 12 wi i wirt i p ‘■rjjfanr tn jir W iiliiW M n ißsf vKI m wggß Ij jgjyjsE wire wW f.;y EjghjbalMiLl Mfc \V Kb Wom «ft-: itw 1 I 7® Pft 7 1 a\ I kh-'T- 1\ I I' 7»1 r*' s l I l\ 6 I J* JIS261 words
-
-
Article616 1931-08-20 13 TITLED WITNESS IN R. S. P. C. A. CASE M.'P, SUMMONED “I Was Hoirified and Disgusted” INCIDENTS alleged to hive occurred at the annual meeting of the R. 8. P. C. A. in June were vividly deiciibed by laiy Cory at Bow-atre t when ■he hearing was616 words
-
319 1931-08-20 13 Film Stars Give Parties For Tramps AND EVEN SEND CARS FOR THEM Ivan G ff and Wili am Irwin, of Perth. Australip, who set out in April, 1930, to “hitch-hike’ Fioutd the world, have arrived in London. Hitch-hike is American for getting a lift on cne’s tiavels. cSThete two ycung319 words
-
Page 13 Advertisements
-
Advertisement491 1931-08-20 13 ELLS*Oto*S HgLSiSTĕ ®ISiST ON FAMOUS SAVING FOR an over ELLWOOD. y 100 YEARS, OBTAINABLB FROM ALL STOUUEPLRS, JOHN ELLWOOD SONS. *4 Great Charhth Bteast, Ji L on Teeth... beware of it FILM, the great enemy of teeth harmful grit or crude abrasive. It and gums, is the chief cause of491 words
-
Advertisement13 1931-08-20 13 r LEA PERRINS' 1 I SAUCE For every course except the sweets B13 words
-
Advertisement281 1931-08-20 13 I Here’s the Tonic to make you IUMI well and strong! When you find that the climate is putting a severe strain on your vitality, it is to Hall’s Wine that y° u muBt f° r teip. And what B wonderful help it can give you I Hall’s Wine puts281 words
-
-
Article316 1931-08-20 14 BADLY HURT Daughter in one, Father In Other BY a tragic coincidence, a Kent girl and her father suffered terrible leg injuries in accidents which occurred on the same day and at almost the same hour in difterents parts of the country. The gill, Mire iH Ha316 words
-
Article351 1931-08-20 14 NO IDLENESS Ban on Murder and Other Unproductive Pursuits Nadir Shah, of Afghanistan, has hit on a very simple solution of the unemployment problem in that country. With a stroke nf the per, he has made idleness illegal, "Idle people,” he declares, "are a curse351 words
-
Article45 1931-08-20 14 A FIGHT WiTH REBELS. Njuen (Benin), August 11 A native rising in the province of Kwango, B e ga n Cor go, kd to a severe engagement with a Belgian fl sing column at Katembe. Thiriy nbtlj and one soldier were killed.45 words
-
Article691 1931-08-20 14 emigration at the age OF FOUR Training Centres in the Empire Weilirg’on, N. Z. There is, perhaps, no more pressing problem confronting Britain than th at of over-population. It is estimated that the country is carrying a surplus of five to six million?' which, even if691 words
-
Article106 1931-08-20 14 A U.S. ATHLETE EXPLAINS WHY TRFY WON Yale and Harvard won the tenth athletic dca ch from Oxford and Cambridge at Stemford Bridge by 7| events to 4|. We didn’t win to-day—nope, Erg’ish ale did it," ia d one of the Yale athletes to a "Scndfy Express” representative.106 words
-
Page 14 Advertisements
-
Advertisement351 1931-08-20 14 kh i V len may come—men may go A man may change his whisky, but a distiller does not change his blend. It is even, unvarying quality that makes for popularity in whisky. That is why a blend like Johnnie Walker Red Label has its enthusiasts all over the world.351 words
-
Advertisement213 1931-08-20 14 TAKE bovriljß I and keep up to "Pa” ,5 W.5 From early childhood on VAI 1 j| through life, Bovril in- A VA creases vitality and builds l\A V. XI up the resisting powers of M the body. It has the unique r. i property of making other Q 1213 words
-
-
Article670 1931-08-20 15 P<nang, August 20, 1)31. CKO WB ABT A MARKET, Mutton— cte. Matton Indian M ««r ib 43 Head goat 1-2) Sheep Liver with heart Ittag do 1 4 Tripe do 91 Goat or Sheep M per lb 48 Sweet Bread M pal- 40 Suet M 40 P idney670 words
-
Page 15 Advertisements
-
Advertisement233 1931-08-20 15 The Whisky You Drink At Home. <gIE.i®SE Please ask for it at your clubs, the hotels and obtain supplies for your house or mess from your dealer. Quality Guaranteed. Ji ißrss r-J The Results x H Standard pro's a wealth of •ch and practical s manufactured -rel.able, steady ire no233 words
-
Advertisement240 1931-08-20 15 y ’THE LANCET'<23 n 29> says: ytak no (j his is convincing evidence that fresh milk contains almost no vitamin D. It follows that a food made from fresh milk contains almost no vitamin D BUT SUNSHINE GLAXO has added Ostelin Vitamin D Sunshine Glaxo builds firm flesh, strong bone,240 words
-
-
Page 16 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1636 1931-08-20 16 1 ““P. 0.-BRITISH Ixi )j < I THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE dollar steamskip line 1 and apcar lines INTENDED BAILINGB FROM PENANG I dlnd AMERICAN MAIL LINE, (Companies Incorporated is WEEKLY SERVICE. LONDON N. CONTINENT. i I 1 HELENUS In port London, Rotterdam and Hamburg, AtiT- 1 h I kJ1,636 words
-