Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 2 October 1931

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  • 20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833, PUBLISHED DAILY No. 226. VOL. LXXXIX. FRIDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, 1931. PRICE 10 CENTS
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 358 1 I TH AG ATA II BROTHERS DENTISTS j Head Office next to The Dispensary. Branch Office 52, Leith Street imwxicg» juctm». i iwi ***** mwn HimiiiM i h 11 rowivi i u ib.i im m i wi i—■ j I. IT.'. A*^^'<iLJa«WS»MHK*»M3 iJIMUIBMMIMMJiJMBIIIUj. J. ,U.Uj!gftSBg^.i^ I.*» le T I foliar
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    • 26 1 |B. ATS!! I 5 << a w w with up-to-d.ite PLcto- graphy by electric light. t Thona 772, 68 t 70 t BISHOP STREET, PENANG. Irwn— i-
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 2219 2 ————w M—— —BF— B!i^g3ga^w!gM=!ga TO-LE r MUNICIPAL NOTICE B nnn a r Awuranee in force exceed $38,900,000. Awett exceed $11,000,000 S. v. sale of Land and Houses jj ie Q rea t Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. tfu’.ly furnished. Glass. China. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). Recently redecorated, Moderate Rental. R
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  • 1020 3 HELP FROM KEDAH Club Raffle Organised LIST OF FUZES The Ked.h Planter’ Association has crganieed a club n ffl j in aid of the Planters’ Bentvolent Fund which is badly in reed of help. The following is a list of pr'z?s generously donated by various Penang and
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  • The Literary Column
    • 529 3 R’slhro, or the Archip«bgo of Exiles. Limancra, or the Island of Progress. Bv J. Macmillan Brown, “Godfrey Sw»»ven.’ Londor: Humphrey M.lford* 7/6 net apiece. A rich fantasy, powerful yet well-or-dered, imagination, and wide kncwiedg of humanity, dietlr guieh these remarkabls book-, which appear now in their second
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 472 3 .USE GENERAL TIRES EXPERIE C FO/? Comfort Lowest Safety Cost Reliability Per Mile ■U 7 HARRISONS:BARKER i&C?UP’ B 7 Singapore. incorporated in S.S. T ,-rggg'? 2 JUST RECEIVED BEAUTY OF BEAUTIES n Calcium than he rora or*4inary (HS/ SHIH) I°O<l, your boy may grow an A romance of Ancient CJna
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  • SPORTING GOSSIP
    • 655 4 SIEDLE UNABLE TO GO Forthcoming Tour in Australia The South African cricketers will sail for Australia on October 2 (siya a Cape Town message to "The Brisbane Courier”). The terms originally cff ,red by Aus r ia' r a have been accepted the tourists getting ha’f of
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    • 690 4 INHUMANE PRACTICE Live Rabbits Not Made Use of Greyhound owners who enter dogs at meetings under recognised rules stated that they never usa live rabbits to deva--1 »p the hunting instils cf their hounds. They were re, lying to an allegation made by a solicitor in a
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 95 4 ’isu Jrn w I K W JfeMSkf J y I V lr r X 1 The ldeal Food for the Tropics. the O7VLK correct alternative to breast feeding. The nourishment a child receives from breast milk and Humanised Trufood is virtually identical* 11 he “Nearest to Nature Food” There is
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    • 213 4 ill I MH-II bMESOBW .jfc— 1 11 jfMy- —I Jfjj M SLUMP I PRICES Buy now while Prices are at their j Lowest Level PIANOS FOR $l5OGuaranteed I?r-ro:idi1 toned Pianos in Pei feet Order. Every Instrument lias been thoroughly overhauled in <ur own wmkHiops and is equal to New. Genuine
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  • 357 5 EXPERT SHOTS READY TO FIGHT IN STREETS Call for Stricter Firearms Law New York IF New York’s war on gangsters has not resulted in the arrest of many prominent underworld figures, it has increased the population of the city’s gaols by 20 per cent, in a
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  • 334 5 FOUR MEN AND A NEGRE33 ARRESTED New York An arrest on a cls’g? of kidnapping, as the means of savieg a ga giter’s life, is a surprising development of the cist of the "boy broker,” Charles Rosentha 1 who disappeared on Aupuri 11 and has been h 11
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
    • 27 5 SEN KO SHO DRY CLEANING CO Expert Dyers Dry Cleaners. 36, Bishop Street, Penang Tcl 214 Head Office: SINGAPORE. EXPERT PACKERS TOGOH CO, 36, Bishop Street, Penang
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    • 28 5 market I APIOL STEEL I I I I I teasr ks thia Wax J Iw, J. komo os, I Th« Kngllah Ph«rm»oy I 52, 54. B«acH Street i’cuh
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    • 436 5 1 ISWI ■u.i lULwmawiew mmmkxwjwvxsmqb»* sasaaK ---r rm n nll l i PROBIK THEiBETtTERIBLADE I F ITS GILLETTE TYP E 8 RAZORS OLD OR NEW Put a PROBAK Blade into your Gillette type razor. Whai then? You get, from that razor, a shave such as you have never enjoyed before.
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
    • 209 5 TO-NIGHT AT SHOW STARTS AT 7-45 PM. The Magic Flute’ An Arabian tale of absorbing interest Gorgeous settings, Oriental Splendour, magical transformation amazing scenes, thii ling and comical. The gigantic Indian production, ‘VISWAM I T R A with a galaxy of famous players a picture of stately magnificence and arresting
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  • CORRESPONDENCE
    • 711 6 (To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette) Sir,—Striking features of the speeddelivered by the Governor in the Council on the 28tb instant relate to (a) The impoverishment of tho worldone half of it is so impoverished that it is unable to buy what the other half of
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  • 95 6 TIGER S REIGN OF TERROR IN JOHORE Much relief was felt in Johore recently when it was learned that a man eating tiger which had been terrorising the Layang Layarg district for a considerable time* had been shot. The tiger killed a Chinese tapper at Layang I ayang
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  • 24 6 —Reuter. NOTTS FOREST LOSE AT HOME London, October 1 Burnley beat Nottingham Forest by two goals to one at Nottingham to day.—Reuter.
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  • 705 6 Mr. V F anklin of Pnkit PJai Rubk-r Estate. Johore th ru, leaves for home ĕarly iext month. Mr. H J. Ridgewell, manager of ’'stu Anam E-*t& e Johore, will sail for heme on leave by the .Aeneas on October 7. Mr, TI. 0 Maas, a director
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • 616 6 4p S2SK32S I i I I3WB lirS® I 1 --K. t > z-x \1 I i i I mBA .Jn? 4i\ I WWW^TJwBy B k _-v r-^-T-— F I tej I «sHlienbunjs Foods I Made from the purest milk of cows pastured in th a g home counties, the ‘Allcnburys
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    • 25 6 GOLDWING Gut for suitable resiliency and pep. Obtainable at all sports dealers. Sole Agents in Malaya, V. R. VICK CO., LTD. Singapore Penang Kuala Lumpur.
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    • 262 6 4: II aish Lv™ A -tint pries isn’t everything |A -that quality isn’t everything H -that a rsssenshb price IKS combined with finsß qu ilify 3||jA is everything I 1 -that cniy 1 cars c! experience E®/ enstb a firm te bracket VO these two items IW s/ -that thi;
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    • 58 6 t v I©Wil i"’ IP .Ct M ."i. -TiyX£The TERRY”' FoMiiig Lever Roller (lip. Enables you to Fie your letters—Lock them up in file and refer to them easily. Gives 50 per cent, more jiw capac ty than any similar dip. Send $l-25 for a set of 5 (different sizes).
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  • 1175 7 Smaller Fields 82 Handicapped in 9 Events Sandbath’s Good Charce BY “TIC-TAG A total of 82 horses has been handicapped for the nine events to be ran off tomorrow at Kuala Lutnpur, the final day of the Selangor Turf Club Autumn Meeting, but, after
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  • 533 7 PLEA FOR REDUCTION Company Unable to Meet Request The Chettiars’ Chamber of Commerce, S sent copies of the following letter to the agents of the British India Steam Navigation Company Ltd at Kua a Lum pur Singapore, Port Swettenham. Penang Madras. Negapatam and Calcutta Kuala Lumpur, August
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  • 645 7 BY PENANG INDIAN 3 On Re-appointment to Legislative Council A very large gatheiing of Penang Indiana is expected to assemble at the Town Hall at 5 o’clock this evening to do honour to Mr. H. H Abdul Cader, who has been reappointed a member
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  • 66 7 TAMIL CHARGED An Indian named Ramal ingam was today produced before Mr Edward Jago, Police Magistrate, Penang, charged with enticing away a married woman. The prosecution allege that tbe accused enticed away a woman named Marimuttu the wife of Arumugam. The accused claimed trial
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  • 396 7 One Chief Justice For Malaya i The Dai’y Express of Kuala Lumpur understands that important proposals in re lation to the Malayan Judiciary are now receiving consideration, as a result of which Kuala Lumpur’s present importance as the seat of the Chief Justice of the Federated Malay States
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  • 118 7 MATCH ON THE DATO KRAMAT PADANG There will be a soccer match on Saturday, at the Dato Kramat Padang at 5 p.m., between the Bahrul Al am Football Ch b and the Young Boys’ Muslim Party. The following are tbe players B. A F. G. Eusoff: Md Daud
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  • 140 7 TWO NEW CJMPXNIKS FOR SIVGIFORE For some months there have been in active existence in Singapore two com panies of the Boys’ Brigade, ro much interest has been roused in the work of this movement that two more companies are in the process of formation. The B
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  • 105 7 TO BE HELD AT KING’S HOUSE A children’s party will be held on Saturday, October 24, at Kings House, Kuala Lumpur, which has been kindly lent for the occasion by H.E. the High Commissioner. Fancy dress will be optional and prizes will be given not only
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  • 121 7 Saturday, at the Esplanade, at 6 p.m. 1. March St. Sebastian Stopford 2. Overture Le Domine Noir Auber 3. Selection La Poupee Audran 4. American Sketch Fy The Swanee River Myddleton 5 Selection Orphee Aux Enters Offenbach 6. Fox Trot When The Guards Are On Parade Nicholls God
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  • 140 7 Oct 3 Selangor Autumn Races, last day. Rugby Practice, Esplanade. 5 15 p.m. Hockey P. C. C. v. Kempe Club, Hatching s School, 5 p.m. Soccer Penang Police v P W. XI, Bukit Merhjim; C R 0. v, Perak Indians, Victoria Green, 5 15 pm. Oct. 4
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  • 74 7 CHINESE FINED §l5 A motor lorry driver named Woci Ah Seng was to day charged before Mr. Edward Jago. Police Magistrate, Penang, with driving his lorry No P 2637 without two independent and efficient brakes, The accused claimed trial. Inspector Martin giving evidence stated that he
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  • 102 7 In connection with the above the CO iftjutee considering the question has issued a questionnaire to public bodies. Any member of the public who has not had an opportunity of submitting his views in the above manner can do so by obtaining a copy of the questionnaire
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • 24 7 WHY HOT THE TAViRN II TO NIGHT? j Help the P.S.P.C.A., i BY Attending the Concert at 9 45. THE RUNNY MEDE HOTEL I
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    • 165 7 SANFORDS RUBBER STAMP INK will help your stamp pad and rubber stamp to give better impressions and longer service. The Pinang Gazette PRESS, LTD. LITTLE BOY IN AWFULSTATE Almost Blind With Skin Trouble. Cuticura Healed. “My little boy’s trouble began on his ear. It became red and very dry, and
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  • 22 8 0 Malley —On September 30. 1931, at Dublin to Edna, wife of F. B. O Malley. Kedah, a son. By cable'.
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  • 648 8 Interviewed regarding the position of the dollar in the light of Britain’s departure from the gold standard, the Colonial Treasurer is reported to have said on September 22 “the Straits dollar is not affected.” How misleading such a statement was we pointed outsat the
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  • 321 8 Hitherto, there hag been a widespread disposition to place the responsibility for the Manchurian imbroglio on the shoulders of Japan, but those who are familiar with the history of Manchuria would hesitate to commit themselves to the assertion that Japan has not a good case. By
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  • 1104 8  -  A. IL L. Penang, Fiiday. EWS of Kingsford Smith’-, arrival at Vic oria Point (he was overdue by i eaily fourteen hours) reaches us to-day by courtesy of a reader who also sends some interesting snapshots. It is bad luck that the famous airman shonli have been
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  • Page 8 Advertisements
    • 127 8 I—l <- Special Notice. No Prices of Commodities are being increased while existing Stocks last. PRITCHARD’S I*». R&ADAM£ AVIES beach ST. rMg ooiste Discriminate Cable I PENANG XfMILLINER diagonal, Corse and Sss Tb-3 Really Smart New BOWLXR’ I that arrived lst October 1931. Arrived 23-9-31 From Paris I Inexpensive Model
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    • 19 8 tO. HOTE.L TO NIGHT SPECIXL DINNER AND DANCE Dance Music by the Band of the s. s. President Fillmore.”
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous

  • 289 9 ELECTION ON OCTOBER 28 Another Liberal Cleavage PLANS FOR DEALING WITH WAR LOAN Conversion Terms for £2,000,000,000 Lo?rfon, October 1 ike Foreign Secretary, Lord Reading, was received by the King at Buckingham Pahce this morning. Later, bltowing a formal meeting of the Privy Council at
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  • 605 9 .—Reuter. Tax Still Not to be Deducted at Source In the House cf Commons yesterday discussing the Five Per Cent War Loan Conversion clause in the Finance Bill. Mr. Snowden defended retention of the provision whereby the d vi -eni (tax) is not deducted from the sou-ce.
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  • 134 9 —Reuter. “Manchester Guardian” Criticises League INCREASED BRIGANDAGE London, October 1 That 'the League blundered by not send ing a commission to Manchuria is the opinion of the Manchester Guardian which asserts that there can be no conclusive evidence that Japan is taking active steps to fulfil
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  • 145 9 —Rugby Radio Service King’s Congratulations to Schneider Team Londot, October 1 The King has personally directed Lord Amulree, secretary for Air to convey to quadron Lender Orlebar, Flight Lieutenant Stainforth and the officers and men of the high speed flight his warm congratuli tions on the brilliant
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  • 76 9 Rugby Radio Service. European Interests Reach Agreement London, October 1 Yesterday’s discussion at the International Coal Conference which representatives of Britain,Germany, Belgium, Polind, Holland and Czecho-Slovakia are attending in London revealed satisfactory agreement on fundamental principles under measures for meeting the economic position of the coal industry throughout
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  • 38 9 —Reuter. Crew of Freccji Airmail Seriously Hurt Karachi, October 1 The French airmail which left yesterday for Paris caught tire over Las Bela, Baluchis tan and crashed. Both pilots and one mechanic were seriously injured.-
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  • 154 9 Reuter. 50,000 Charge Police with Broken Bottles LOOTING AT GLASGOW London Cctob&r 2 Mr. J. McGovern, M. P. foi* Shettleston, and eleven others were arrested in riots at Glasgow yesterday. Fifty thousand demonstrators against the dole cuts were charged by mounted police. Many were injured including
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  • 76 9 How the British Government Is Meeting the Menace Under ths Government’s Foodstuffs (Prevantian of Exploitation) Bill”, which the House of Commons yesterday read a first time, the Boird of Trade is empowered to take action to prevent improper attempts to bring about a shortage of supplies
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  • 82 9 Reuter. Women to Be Enfranchised in the Republic Madrid, October 1 A verbal duel between two women deputies marked the passage in the Cortes by 17 to 121 of a clause in the new Constitu ticn enfranchising women over the age of 23 Deputy Senorita Victoria
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  • 78 9 —Reuter. Statesmen, and Naval and Military Officers cf the War London, October 2 The Prince of Wales attended a unique banquet at the London Home of Sir xhe Bailey on the occasion of the gathering of all availab'e survivors of the great states men and naval and military
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  • 64 9 Reuter Television Set and Bible i i Each Room New York. October 1 Each of the 8 200 rooms of the New Waldorf Astoria has a television set and a bible by the bedside The hotel o'aims to be the biggest and most luxurious m the world. It
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  • 25 9 Reuter. Rome, October 1 Mvssolini is most gratified at tho news from Shanghai that his daughter has been delivered of a son
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  • 58 9 —Reuter. “Run” by Nervous Depositors FEARED EXTENSION Lahore, October 1 The Punjab and Kashmir Bank, with eight branches, has suspended payment. There has been a “run ”on banks here since the Peoples Bank of Northern India failed to open a few days ago. It is feared
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  • 141 9 —Rugby Radio Service. Sub Committee Adjourns for Informal Discussion J ondon October 1 The minorities committee of the Round Table Conference to-day unanimously agreed to adjourn for a week to permit informal discussions to take place between members of all communities represented on the committee. The proposal was
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  • 96 9 Reuter, Forced to Land in Greece Owing to Indisposition Athens, October 1 Kingsford Smith was forced to land at Milas near Smyrna. London. October 1 A cable received in London from Kings ford Smith from Milas states "Awaiting Permission Leave.” Athens. Later Indisposition compelled Kingsford Smith to
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  • 122 9 MR. BIDDULPH RETURNS FROM I EAVE Mr. John Percival Biddulph, M. 0.8., was with Mr. Edward Jago, Police Magistrate, Penang on the Police Court Bench. Mr Biddulph who arrived yesterday by the s s. Naldera.” from furlough, is understood to have been appointed to act for Mr. Jago,
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  • 155 9 CHINESE CHARGED A Chinese named Ng Mang Heng was to day charged before the Police Magistrate, Penang, with giving false information to a public servant intending thereby to cause injury to Tan F'aik Yong. Ihe prosecution allege that the accused gave false information to
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  • Page 9 Advertisements
    • 152 9 i S. P. C. A. j I I a Grand I to Smoking Concert AT THE Runnymede Hotel I TO-NIGHT AT 9.45 P.M. Admission Free g I Col’ection in aid of S. P. C. A. Funds. The Society terder thanks to Messrs. John Little Co, Ltd., for the loin of
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  • 91 10 TO-DAY’S TPICES The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Oo’s share list Mll a.m. to day Yesterday To-day oa oi a> Chares i cq a; cq co c Sc sc. Sc. Mining. Kinta 1 02J 105 1.01 1-04 Kuchai Tin Ord. ,75 .77} »74
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  • 212 10 Messrs Boustead Co., Ltd. RUBBER SALES DEPARTMENT Penangi September, 30 The msrket during the past week has been active aid Ice »1 values t ave moved in adjustment with the sharp fluctuations in foreign exctaiges. Last with the London market reported up to 3 1/163* the Spot quotation advanced to
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  • 322 10 PORT OF CALL FOR MORE LINERS There is a good deal of interest in the .announcement that, beginning with the sailing of the B?lgenlan3, of 27,000 tone, for New York ea-ly next month, all the vessels of the Rel Sa- Line will, in futurei call at Havre, instead of
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  • 42 10 £72 PER SHORT TON FOR 1930 Messrs. Wm. J.cls and C mpan p’s report states that the Dutch East Indies give the Banka eoet of projection as £72 per ’’short” ton for 1930, excluding interest and Sinking Fund Charges. 1
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  • 128 10 Latest Quotations Weds. Sat. Yesterday Sept. 80 Sept. 19 Paris 100 98} 123.96 New York 3 95 8.91 4.85| Brussels 28 27} 84.83 Geneva 20 20 24.86 Amsterdam 9f 9} 12.03 Milan 77} 77} 92 89 Berlin 16} 20.52 Stockholm 17 17} 18.16 Copenhagen 18 17}
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  • 143 10 Ocean-shipments of Rubber, including Latex Concentrated Latex, and Re vertex during the month of September. Sheet and Crepe Port Tons Transhipment Export S rails Malay Proper S’ments S:a‘es Singapore 18.304 3,889 6.181 Penang 5,763 3,914 Malacca 97 30 Port Swettenham 6,053 Sub-Total 30,217 3,839 ***** Total 44,181 Latex,
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  • 120 10 SEPTEMBER REPORT Applications Pre- This To viously. m’ch. date Singapore Local Committee 109 12 121 Penang 34 3 37 Mikcca 4 4 Kedah H ,i 2 2 Perak 68 8 76 Neiri Sembilan 19 19 Central Committee, Kuala Lumpur 131 6 137 367 29 396 Number of
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  • 57 10 Latest London, New York and Local Pricei T/Afj LONDON Spit £l2O 5 0 Down £2-12-6 3 Mariks’ £124 2-6 Down £2-12 6 SINGAPORE $62.12} pr M Down slB7} 100 toss tat RUBBBBt Mob 2} d. Unchanged Now York 4g c. (tad) Up 1/16 c. Lua! 0 c,
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  • 60 10 Messrs, Boustead Co Ltd, 2nd October quotation for Singapore refiied tin $62.12} per picul, bnsinets done 200 tons, Penang refined tin $6l 62} per picul, no sellers, unrefined tin $61.12} per picul, tin ora $6l 12} per picuL The folloiving were the rubber quotations in London on October
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  • 239 10 MINE RETURNS FOR SEPTEMBER The following are mine returns for September: Rawang Tin Fields Ltd Hours 241 Cubic yards 115,000 Piculs 672 Apprcx. Woiking Costs $16,500. Approx. Realization $25,000. Kuala Kamp r Tin Fields Ltd. Hours 662 Cubic Yards 215.000 Piculs 487.20 Approx. Working Costs $16,500. Approx. Realizition
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  • 30 10 Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for todiy are as follows: Spot 8 per lb. October 8} Ost /Dee. 8} J-r./Mir. 1982 f M-rkel Qliefe.
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  • 286 10 A ROMAN CAMP When, two thousand years ago, Colo nia Agrippira—present day Cologne, lut then a fortified Camp on the border of the unknown—suddenly rose to the dignity of capital to the frontier province of Lower Gernaoy, things looked rather promising. Apart from beirg a
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  • 103 10 The s. s. Klang a-rived this morning with the following passengers from Singapore and Fort Swettenham Mrs. Plowman, Mr. A. T. Gillespie, Mr. Beenroft, Mr. John Donaldson, Mr. Bawa Mydin, Mr Vinatatamby, Mrs. ha alingam, and Mr. Myltvjgram. a. s. Kedah The 8. s. Kedah arrived this morning
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  • 53 10 Oct. 4, 18th Sunday after Trinity Bam Holy Communion md 10 a.m. Morning Prayer and Address at Union Church, Alor Star. 6pm Evensong and Address at St Mark’s Butterworth, No midweek Service this week or next.’ No English services at St. Mark’s on October Uth, Ch plain visiting
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  • 997 10 KENNEDY CO. SHARE LIST NAMES 3 a D "e e> a» m h a rUBBBB |Dellaa.| I c Alo’i fctete f J 6 Ayer Panaa Rubber ■Kates 45 15 Balau Planting byndlaate Barrett Bubbei (fa |5 35 Bata Wnteng Rabbei 85 95 Bedford Plants SO 4G Benta Rabbet Batetea 40
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  • Page 10 Advertisements
    • 98 10 Runnymede' Cheer Ju I and Cool TO-NIGHT Grand Smoking Concert IN AID OF P. S. P. c. A. commencing at 945 p< m. promptADMISSION FREE. A collection will be made for the Society's Funds. Tables May Be Booked (Morning Drees) TO-MORROW DAMSON PIE DINNER DANCE SUNDAY ORCHESTRAL CONCERT commencing 930
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    • 450 10 New Adveitisements NOTICES Chinese Mutual Help Association Members are informed that the funeral of the late Mr, Tneh Oheng Keat, a member, will take place on Sunday, tha 4th Oitober, 1931, at 10.30 am, from 451 a. Beach Street. LIM JOO CHONG, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. B.s. '‘Gleniffer Voy. 33
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  • 717 11 Publications Issued and Received The following publ cations were issued or received by the Department of Statistics S.S, and F.M.8., during the period from Sept. 12 to Saptember 21, 1931, and are available for pcb'ic use in tha Reference Library, Fullerton Building, Singapore. Bec ion I. Issued
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  • 516 11 REDUCTION IN OUTPUTS London Press And The Industry I Loudon» Sept. 15 The outlook for the rubber industry d* finitely brighter eince everyone i here is of the opinion that the price is so lew that something haa got to be done. The following from the “Evening
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  • 257 11 The hot month? are the danger months fir children, ind wise parents tabs special precautions a<ii.- st dysentery and other intestinal ailmen s. Paren s cmnot be constantly on tee wa ch for the things chi’dren eit and de, bu: as a precautionary m a
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  • 215 11 Psnang Orober 2 GW. Op’uxs r. shsst aom 1,000.00 Clovss u ft .0C Gold Isaf sU«ri 7*.OC Mace Picking nnm IW.(X Nutmeg® 80s 70.0 C 1101 ,i 60.09 Coconuts per 1,000 h 15.0* Copra Hundried rules 4.60 Rattans tales 11.10 Rattans Ocarse 10-6 Green Snail Sbel 13.04 Rica—
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  • 87 11 Penar g Oc -‘her 2 -Sy Courtesy of th* Chartered Bank On London Bu.k Deumd 2/3 21/32 H 4 ttAi 2/3 29/32 Private 3 m/is credit 2 4 13/32 On 3 ,t Documentary 2 4 17/32 ’New York Bark Demand 42 nom France T T 1 100 nom India
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  • 203 11 “AIR OF EXPECTANCY PREVAILING” Sept. 15 'The reris’ance of se 1 rs during the last week has permitted prices to harden, and quotations in all positions are about 3/161. higher.’’ state B'eecker Bik and Cj., Ltd in their weekly Rubber Report, '‘lf it were not for the world
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  • Page 11 Advertisements
    • 38 11 Lawyer’s Requisites. Bodkins Green Silk Thread m Tapes Indenture Paper Paper Seals Pink Office Tapes Power of Attorney Forms Registry of Deeds Forms White Office Tapes Will forms No. 1,2, 3, 4 5, The Pinang Gazette PRESS, LTD.
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    • 185 11 I LADIES GENTLEMEN I are cordially invited to the Grand Simkins onchu I I AT THE RUNNYMEDE HOTEL I TO-NI G H O' AT 3-45 P. M. f Admission Free Collection in aid of S. P. C. A. Funds. The Society tender thanks to Messrs. The Dunlop Bubuer Co., (S.
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  • 737 12 Port of Penang Schedule of Principal Lines The following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang daring the week. IN PORT TO-DAY Name of From Sailing For Date of Sail' Jg Steamer Carrarvomhire Japan v’a Singapore Cdmbo, Putz, Port Said, London, Rotterc am.
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  • Page 12 Advertisements
    • 434 12 j'-'j if h6lE** <1 ISI HPL soaw|B|j m■• < Stop worrying when z you have any kind orV <Z Skin Trouble. From the minute you put Germolene on you know you have got the XIBjK- <■■■/' B a right thing at last. Delightfully x?- ll||ijW >ff||||g» cool, it quickly soothes
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    • 102 12 MROB r KA\]MMo)®f We insist that no other distiller makes a better whisky than Johnnie Walker Red Label.” This is the blend that has made Johnnie Walker sales the largest in J/ the World and so, naturally, Jy we are jealous of its repu- tation. JfflMlHE WMUKIEB IBLIEIO) IkMHSIL n
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  • 404 13 BELIEFS THAT LINGER Derided By Doctors DOES the moon, when it is at the full, exert any influence on human beings?... Many of the strsnga superstitions end mystic beliefs which have been associated with the moon for centuries persist even at present. It has
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  • 374 13 NINE HOURS ON WATER SKIS Hardest Task of His Life London, Aug. 28 Since Julius 0 .esar crossed the Channel in 55 B. C. it has been swum across, crossed on motor and pedal cycles, and paddled across. It is flrwn across dally and last June
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