Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 3 November 1931

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833, PUBLISHED DAILY No. 253. VOL. LXXXIX. TUESDAY, 3rd NOVEMBER, 1931. PRICE 10 CENTS
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    MALAYA’S VIRTUOUS WOMEN
    548 3 Sad Disappointment For Alec Waugh Abe Waugh has taken a leaf out of Somerset Maugham’s bock and begun clcbetrotting in search of copy. It if (writes F. G. in the ’’Malay M 41") quite a good way of making up fcr lack of imagination s’nee both writers
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      341 3 SWF .IL/ fuel with the new gTiv’O' YOU WILL be amazed and delighted with the new r “quick-cooking” Quaker Z 9 Oat Bl i 1. It cooks in 1/5 the time formerly required. 1 pr*4T zj 2. It is the same fine qua!ity as always. OllSfe 3. It is even
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    A Week of British Flying News
    2948 4 The Speed Record > Stainforth’s Perfect Flying “Staff Work” Made Success Certain London, October 6 EVERY now and then a supreme mechanical achievement attains the perfection of a mathematical equation or an inspired phrase in music. The keenest critic can find no flaw, no
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      245 4 Make Baby Comfortable use OsSirati’si After his daily bath with Cuticivra Soap shake on some M'l’Ss©Um*»i Talcum. Pure and medicated, it soothes and comforts his tender skin and also prevents chafing and irritation. Jjc" tT'Sam >1“ each Soap, Ointment and Talcum i OJ from Muller 21 Phipps (Mal‘ic=-Limited, i nion
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    PREPARING FOR SATURDAY’S RACES
    612 5 TRAINING WORK Turley s Stable One to Watch In spite of the inclement weather there was a fair gathering at the track on Saturt y n^ r^e 8 th® ac,D B Correspondent of the Straits Times.” The rain that fell during the night did not affect
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    Cash
    146 5 AND HOW TO KEEP IT There are two branches in the study of riches— getting the money, and keeping it frem getting away. When a fellow has saved a thousand della-s and every nickel repnsents a walk home instead of a ride on a trolley; and every dollar stands
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    TWO MEN STRUCK
    470 5 flrther hearing of charge AGAINST EUROPEAN MOTORIST The case in which Michael Carr, a European fucqljyed with Messrs Sime Darby and Cj. is charged with voluntarily ciusing grevious hurt by a nah act was continued in the District Court, S nga pore, on Saturday before the District
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    Rotarians’ Farewell To Mr. Nailer
    115 5 Ipoh, Saturday A largely attended dinner was held ai. the Grand Hotel on Friday night when nearly a hundred Rotarian friends gave a farewell to Mr. T. P. Nailer, the President of the Ctub, on hie appreachiog departure. Warm tributes were paid by leading residents
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    Miss Florence Wong
    117 5 Miss Bird writes from Chalk Hill Schoo), Wembley Park, Middlesex, in a pamphlet issued by the Dioc-*san Association, London, as folio we:— On July 23 I saw Florence Wing ©ff to China by s.?, ‘’Kdyan.” She was educated at 8. Miry’s Schoo’, Kuala Lumpu', for about eight
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      266 5 8L *VW 1 I <Sl?^ fc' v v slilLJwws v 2XJ/ V Little sleepy-head There sno hush-hush’ about the house when baby I is fed on Humanised Trufood. His sturdy little life I goes on like clockwork. Off into dreamland with i his bedtime bottle, and the sun is up
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      61 5 POPPY DAY, 1931. Messrs. BROWN, PHILLIPS STEWART, No, IA, PENANG STREET, PENANG, are the Honorary Treasurers of the above Fund to whom donations should be sent, Remittances sent by post should be REGISTERED GOLDWING Gut is cheaper and will last longer. Ask any of the Champion Tennis players. Sole Agents
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      259 5 -|B o XIIV G yr c- 1 FOR -YlllilS UQrCS poppy DAY NOVEMBER 5 <& 6. SEE IMPORTANT Pinang Gazette” Booking Plan Now Open Stock A t Robinson Piano Co. Now on View J W. CALLAN, Hon. Secretary, E B s—ll Federated Malay States Railways I New Bridge, Seventh Milestone,
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    675 6 Mra. M. L. Mallard is expected shortly by the G'enapp and will join her husband in Johore Bahru. The rumour that Mr. J. M. Meade, Inspector of Schools. Malacca, is going home on leave is unfounded. The statement that Commander F. C Greenwood Harbour Master Te'uk Anson,
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    Municipal Band
    97 6 To day at the Esplanade at 6 p m. 1 Varoh Quebec Stopford 2 Overture Soir d'Automne Bouillon 3 Selection High Jinks Frerman 4 Intermezzo > c oftly Unawares Lincke 5 Fox Trot Jenny Lee Donaldson 6 v election Round The Map Finck 7 One Hep We Toddled
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    SOUTH AFRICAN CRICKET
    63 6 R outer. Strong Position at Adelaide Adelaide, November 2 The South Afrioens are in a good position in their match agiinst South Australia, the latter requiring 290 runs in the fourth innings to win The present scores are as follows South Africa: 175 (Christy 63.Grimmett 5/60) and
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    Visit of French Rugby XV
    90 6 F. M. S. TEAM SELECTED The following have been selected to represent the FMb. XV v. the French Army on Armistice Day at Kuala Lumpur. N W. V. Blackstock N S.) D. G. Burr (P). J. D Hodgkinson, (S). J L M. Boyd G. W.
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    Inter-State Mercantile Service Football Match
    167 6 PENANG v. PERAK The following will be the teams for the Inter State Mercantile Service Football Match (being organised by the Penang Mercantile Thrift and Co operative Society in aid of the Poppy Day Fund) to be played on Saturday, November 7. on the Chinese
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    Calendar of Events
    239 6 To day Penatg Assizes Supreme Court Nov. 4 Hockey State Trial, Hutchings School. Nov. 5 and 6 Boxing in aid of Poppy Day Fund, Town Hall. Nov. 6: Government English School Sports 8 pm. Nov. 7 Poppy Day Rag Ball Runnymede Hotel 9 45 p.m. Rugby Football
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      257 6 THE SL U MP HAS NOT AFFECTED “Hello I I i P-' gjgr I This wilt ffiake I I you forget year worries. I Chorus Girls» i Cheerful Comedians, etc. I are a few of the good things in store for you. I Prices $53, and $l. Booking Plan at
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      164 6 Nhxe CHANGE:— Th? Stnoendoua lad a Film. "THE ARABIAN KNIGHT," the Oriental "ROBINHOOD. NOVELS IVI* Tae Man In No 3 and other Stories. J. 8. Fletcher. o.O® If I were yon, p, G. Wodehouse J binners beware. (The Prircces of story) E. P. Oppnenheim. Red eky at Morning. Margaret Kennedy.
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      168 6 I <V I Q J I /WS J B Jl > Talkie H„u,e g 6-15 TO-NIGHT 9.30 POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT OF Warner Bros’. All-Colour Musical Triumph VieHese Nights Sigmund Romberg and Oscar Hammerstein’.s World-renowned Romance I To-Morrow S JANET GAYNOR I IN I Jsong\ Jstegs B A romar.ee so
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    Remarkable Outburst at Assize Court
    2869 7 Arrogant Communist Denounces the Government from Witness Box Sentenced to Five Years A remarkable outburst was zvitnessed at the Assize Court this morning when a Chinese, zvho was charged with ti e possession of seditious documents, admitted possession and knowledge of the contents. Banging his
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    HELLO PENANG
    85 7 Seats in Tiers at the Town Hall Although the plans for the two performances of Hello 1 enang have been heavily booked, the public are informed that all the reserved seats even those at the back of the Town Hall constitute excellent accommodation, and a good view of
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    Poppy Day “Rag Ball”
    82 7 LICENCE EXTENSION A licence extension until 2am has been obtained for the Official Poppy Day Dance at the Runnymede Hotel on Saturday There will be a late train up the Hill and a launch to Butterworth at 2.80 a m. Shorts and evening dress are the
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    CONVEYING CHANDU TO LEPER CAMP
    320 7 TIMELY ARREST Heavy Fine for Chinese Offender How two officers of the Pulau Jerejak Leper Asylum arrested a Chinese in the very act of conveying chandu to inmates of the Asylum was related in the Penang District Court, yesterday afternoon before Mr. H. A. Forrer.
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    SINGAPORE BUDGET
    257 7 Salary Reduction Molion Lost (From Cur Own Correspondent) Singapore, November 3 At the Municipal budget meeting yester day, the question of an all round reduction in salaries and wages was discussed on a motion proposed by Mr. S. Q. Wong. The motion was lost an! an amendment pro
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    Father’s Plea for Leniency
    196 7 5 STROKES OF ROTAN FOR ERRIN’G TAD I how Kam, the father of the boy. who yesterday pleaded guilty to having com mitted theft of a bicyc’e lamp costing 80 cts appeared before the Police Magis trate, Mr. J. H Bassett, this morning. Questioned by the
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    This Age of Speed!
    29 7 This Age of Speed A telegram handed in at Singapore at 927 a m. this morning was received at Penang at 11 45 a.m. —2 hrs. 18 minutes later.
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    FORTHCOMING BOXING TOURNAMENT
    123 7 FULL PROGRAMME The full programme for the boxing tournament to be held on Thursday and Friday at the Town Hall, in aid of the Poppy Day Fund, has been drawn up and will be found below. To judge from those taking part and the number competing two
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    Programme
    292 7 THURSDAY Red Blue 1 Chee Choon Pow P F S 7.5 v Tye Toon Tuck P F S G. 13 2 Chua Pow Guan H S 5 4 v Mohana H S 5 10 3 Chan Tow Hock P F 8 8 v Wong 2 iew Kee P F
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    Talkie Craze
    161 7 MALAY YOUTH toU.'JD OVER BOR THEFT A fordaess for the ta kies led a Malay youth to commit his s cond crime recently. Sher ff, the 16 year old son of an officer of the Penang Po'ice Court enpoared before the I istri t Judge Mr H. A.
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    THE BALANCE OF TRADE
    621 8 If England can so improve her trade balance as to make her exports pay for her imports she will accomplish what is commonly called the restoration of the I balance of trade. The problem, home newspapers say, will necessitate in the next few nimthia number of
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    IMPORT DUTIES
    52 8 Improving Sinn’s Trade Balance ■From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok November 2 Increased customs duties have been im posed to day on quite a number of imports including beer, benzine, cameras and paper for the purpose of improving the trade balance. The duty oa beer is tow 8) percent,
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    NEWPORT COUNTY
    48 8 —Reuter. Removed from English Cup London November 2 The outcome of inquiries by tbe emergency Committee of the Football Association in connection with Newport County and the issue of illegal lottery tickets is that tbe committee has decided to remove Newport from the Eaglish Cup Competition.
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    U. S. NAVY LEAGUE
    37 8 Reuter. President to Enquire Into ccusations Washington. November 3 President Hoover has appointed a committee of five to enquire into the Navy League’s accusations against him of "abyssnnl ignorance of tbe Navy’s needs.—
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    BY THE WAY
    1098 8  -  A. H. L; Penang, Tuesday. WHATEVER the trend of the times there is little doubt of the success we predicted for the revue to be produced at the Town Hall on triday and Saturday of next week under the direction of Mr. W. L. Kitserow. We understand
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    MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
    100 8 ,—Reuter. Conservative Gains in Early Results London, November 3 rolling, occurred yesterday in the MnniCy pal elections in over 300 cities and in England and Wales, At midnight eighty results were known The Conservatives gained 149 seats and lost three whi’e 1 sbo.-.- had gained five and lost
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      137 8 Pritchard’s Campaign FOR LOWER PRICES Special Offer!!! ONE WEEK ONLY FINEST Scotch Smoked Haddocks Cents per lb. Do Not Miss This Opportunity. Pritchard C° L TD {lncorporated in Straits Settlements) PENANG. FOII gw the Excellent I Example Set by I tei liPwJfW Britain's Leading I Contractors. USE j “TUNNCUTC j
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    FINAL ELECTION RESULT
    424 9 "“Rugby Radio Service. Sir Wm. Jowitt Defeated NO CHANGE IN representation r Conservative And independent London, November 2 The prime Minister will go porth to Lossiemouth to xnorrow night for a few nays rest before the work o f the Parliamentary session begins on November 10. During
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    LORD KYLSANI’S APPEAL
    93 9 Peuter. Sir John Simon Speaks For 4 Hours London, November 2 Mr. Justice Avory, Mr. Justice Branson and Mr. Justice Humphreys began the hearof the appeal of Lord Kylsant against bis conviction in July to one year s imprisonment in the second division in connection with the
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    ANOTHER VICTIM
    44 9 Reuter. British Officer Fatally Shot New Delhi November 2 Uha Terrorists have secured still another jetim today when a British lieutenant. 8 /nge of an armoured car company w *3 fatally ehot in South Waziristan A uier accompanying him was wounded, «enter.
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    SHANGHAI PEACE CONFERENCE
    283 9 —Reuter. Canton Delegates Return to Nanking MEMORIAL MEETING Shanghai, November 2 A message from Nanking states that the National Government delegates to the Shanghai Peace Conference have returned to the capital and the date of their return to Shanghai has not been fixed. At a memoria' meeting
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    FLYING NEWS
    103 9 .—Reuter. Butler Leaves Aleppo for Basra London. November 2 Squadron Leader Gayford and Fight Lieutenant Bett. who made the non etop flight to Egypt last week, to day left Cairo in their Fairey Monoplane for Khirtoum. Rugby Radio Service. Charles Butler, who left Lympne on 'aturday in an
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    AMERICAN PRESIDENCY
    44 9 —Reuter. Offer to Senator Borab New York, November 2 A group of progressive Republicans is understood to have offered to finance Senator Borah to stand as the regular Republican nominee for the presidency in 1932. Senator Borah is impressed but is undecided.-
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    REICHSBANK CREDIT
    34 9 Reuter. Outstanding Arrangements Renewed New York. November 2 The Federal Reserve Bank of New York aJXtod with other Feder»! Reserve has decided to renew participation w3’b.ve m.tured on November 8 tor le
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    ROYAL AIR FORCE
    37 9 ith A r«dme Forbes.—Rugby B.d. Service. Change In Mediterranean Command London November 2 Air Commodore Charles Rathbone. Senior A- Ser of the Inland Area, has Air Stat Ai officer Commanding oXU Forbes.-Rugby Bri.o Service.
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    EARLIER MEETING OF THE LEAGUE
    402 9 —Reuter. Within Range of Probability UNLESS SITUATION IMPROVES Reported Bombing of Tungliao Geneva, November 2 The news from Manchuria is not considered reassuring and should the situation not improve an earlier meeting of the League Council than that fixed for November 16 is within the
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    CYPRUS SITUATION
    42 9 Rugby Radio Service. Famagusta Shares in Improvement London, November 2 Further telegrams received from the Governor of Cyprus during the week end report that the general improvement m the situation is now shared by Famagusta. Otherwise tbe situation is unchanged.—
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    ROUND TABLE CONFERENCE
    205 9 —Rugby Radio Service. Mr. Gandhi’s Note of Dissent FF DERAL LEGISLATURES London, November 2 In the Indian Round Table Federal Structure Committee to-day when the draft report on Federal Legislatures ivas examined Lord Sankey paid a warm tribute to eminent civil servants without rvhose assistance, he said,
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    CLOSER UNION IN AFRICA
    174 9 Rugby Radio Service. Report of Joint Select Committee London, November 2 The report of the Joint Select Committee appointed to consider the reports already made by commissions on the subject of a closer union in East Africa and the Govern ment conclusions thereon have been pub
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    ARMAMENTS TRUCE
    85 9 Reuter. Soviet Note Makes Reservations Geneva, November 2 The shower of replies reaching the League secretariat regarding an armaments truce include the Soviet note making reservations an example of which is as follows: "The vague and indefinite character of the I eague s decisions and international obliga tions
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    THE KING OF SIAM
    82 9 No Birthday Illuminations Order (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, November 2 On account of the general trade depression the King has commanded that Government departments need not go to the expense of decorating and illuminating for three days on tbe occasion of His Majesty’s birthday on
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      118 9 ■□zjwnfiannßnHDmßnsnsaanEnaDHCZjEZ]» Q U EIM S f d Special Night: Wednesday 4th Nov. m |ti F~j Under the Distinguished Patronage of The Hon’ble JU The Resident Councillor and Mrs. P. T, Allen. H AND The Chinese Consul and Mrs. Hsieh Hsiang LJ The Gross Proceeds of the 6 15 and 9
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      PHYSICAL CULTURE
      295 10 (To the Editor of the P,nang Gazette' Sir —I am indeed at a loss to understand Why "Mens Sana In Corpore Sano” should ■Bound a note of wirning to our young men of to day from taking up physical culture Not only ha? he given many false impressions
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      WOMEN CANT WALK
      216 10 Sir —Your serial in the correspondence columns of your esteemed paper 'ls it the Fault of the Girl?' has stirruht-d mv grey matter to such an extent that I am tempted to broach another topic an extremely de’i cate topic calculated to arouse the ire of all
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      IS IT THE FAULT OF THE GIRL ?
      175 10 IS IT THE FAULT OF THE GIRL Sir, —The above heading to the many istters which have been published of Ute is becoming monotonous and in suite of all the views expressed nothing of material value appears to have emerged Whether or not it is the fault of the girl
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      NURSING INSTRUCTION
      366 10 Sir, —We have heard a good deal recently about Government extravagance —about overpaid Forest Officers, expensive yachts and so forth. But there is one section of Government servants and a very important section that has never been fairly or ade quately treated I refer to the hospital nurses
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      FOR THE P.S.P.C A.
      62 10 Sir—l have been shocked during the recent torrential rains to note the number of poor creatures —poultry and dogs most y —that are left every day confined somewhere where it is not possib'e for them to obtain any shelter. Even ducks do not thrive in too
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    Returned After 20 Years
    237 10 PENANG BANISHEE At the Assize Court this morning before Mr. Justice N.H.P. Whitley, the first case taken up was against Chab Ah Hock alias See Ilooi alias Lim Hooi alias Lim Keat who was charged with having returned from lawful banishment. —i The accused was banished
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    Municipal Band
    42 10 !To morrow at w aterfall Gardens at 5 p m 1. March Heroes Of The Flag Bidgood 2. Overture "Montrose” Bishop 3 Selection Madame Pompadour Fall 4 Gavotte Les Cloches de St. Malo Rimmer 5, American Sketch Down Sunth Myddleton
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    The Mails
    43 10 The homeward mail by the s.g. Egra ci sees at 10 a.m. on Saturday, the 7,b instant. The s.r. Rohna with mails despatched from London on October 15 is expected to arrive here at 6 a.m, oa Friday, the 6th instant.
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    U.K. Rubber Stocks
    17 10 Rubber stock figures: London 76,698 mor, decrcaie 1.767 tonLiverpool 56,816 tor s, increased 1,019
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    HOW EXCHANGES ARE MOVING
    140 10 Latest Quotations Mon. Sat. Sat. Nov 2 Oct 31 Sept. 19 Paris 95f 97| 123 96 New York 8.76 8 88 4.85} Montreal 4 17 4 25 Bruasela 26} 27f 84.83 Geneva 19| IDI 24.86 Amsterdam 9$ 9i 12 08 Milan 78| 741 92 89 Berlin
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    Rübber and British Crisis
    258 10 WHAT AMERICA PAID FOR SUPPLIES Writing on rubber in their monthly circular, tbp M ncing Lane Tea and Rubber Share Brokers’ A?s ciation state that it may b? opportune, in the Ight of the national position, to r fl ct upon the pa t that the
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    Secretaries’ Profits
    242 10 —"The Observer.’* HARRISONS r’ROSFIELDS’ ACCOUNTS t When one consider» the important p’aoe Harrisons aid Croc-fi. 11, Ltd,, in the rubber world, the prrfit cf £236 846 earned by the company last year, although £115,158 less than in th* p»evinu» year, must be considered gfffrfac'ory. Nearly one third of
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    EXCHANGE
    80 10 Penang, November 3 ■By Courtesy of the Chartered Bank Oa London Bank Demand 2/3 31/32 n 4 no/ca 2/4 3/16 Private 3 m/ts credit 2 4 13/16 On 3 i, Documentary 2 4 15'16 New York Bank Demand 42 nom France n TT. 1050 nom India h T.T. 154
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    LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST
    141 10 TO DAY S PRICES The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Oo.’s share list at 11 a.m. to-day Yesterday To day on S o o J? BHARE3 (Q OQ PQ 00 to 0 $O. $O. Mining Ayer Hit am 10/3 11/- 10/3 11/Johan Tin
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    TIN AND RUBBER
    50 10 Latest Londoa, Ntw York and toed Privet T//V: LONDON Up £l-2 6 SMsotlB 1 H3O 7 6 Up 17/6 SINGAPORE 1(5.56 per picul Up 87} c. ICO tons dine Utfai2l3/16d, Up 1/16 d. Tori 4 7/16 c, > Gold. Down} c. Iml B}c, Dcwn}c. By of HatYi
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    Tin Prices
    64 10 jfessrs. Boustead d Co Ltd, 3rd Nevrinb*' qaotatioi; for Singnpt r refieed tin 165 50 per picul, bus’- s done 100 tone, Penang refined tin $65 12} P’r picul, Infers no eelh rs, unrefined tin $f4,25 per picul, tin <rc $64.25 per picul. 77;e following were the rub
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    General Produce Agency, Ltd.
    90 10 Singapore Pr cep for Standard Rib’ ed 8 noked Sheet f r to day a-e a? fallow’s:— Spot 85 ctp. per lb. Nov./Dec. 8§ H J.n./Mir, 1982 9 April/June 1932... 9f Market qni/t. London and L verpool S:ock reduced by 748 tone. The following prices were
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    Tin Output
    20 10 Torgkab Harbour T n D edging C >. N.L From 25:h to 31 st Oatabar >ne w»ek) P.culs 76
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    77 10 Oaean-shipmenta of Rubber 'including Latex. Concentrated Latex and Raver.ex) during tbe month of October. PreUminavy Return Sheet and Crepe Port Tons Transhipment Export S rails Malay Proper S’ments Sta’ep Singapore 18,805 4,280 5.960 Perang 5,723 4,59) Malacca 450 115 Pert Swettenham 5,748 Total 45,622 Litex, Concentrated Latex,
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    KENNEDY & CO. SHARE LIST.
    884 10 KENNEDY CO. SHARE LIST. NAMES 5 5 2? 1 J. M Ftus iae irxuiMhi l 4 Ule-by Baits» iloi 9»Uh Frbbm 3/taH 37} 4f i Halay astatefl 7t 9 kys» Httarr Flem ing gycilwt- 72j 8 r •yoi Kuntnfc Kabbsi It 2 '.y,T Iflolek Enbbsi C» 4 <yer Psum Rnbtw
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      134 10 MEHD YCUR RMIiER WHILE YOU USE I YOUR CAS! I USE:ii Jwß v 1 ET.-iU? > j ON SALE aT GARAGES* Distributers: a K. LEE SAN CO., I 81, BEACH STREET, VW IF ConiS cause Shoe Misery U«e“GETS-IT” and v ear enug, stylish shoes. Today, S you can settle your
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      99 10 Penang Daily Weather Report Temp. Wind Rainfall Wednesday 6 a.m. 77 n Noon 84 nW 11 niai 5 p.m. 78 n Thursday 6 ».m. 77 e Noon 83 nW 3 5 p.m. 79 NW Friday 6 a.m. 75 n Noon 78 n w 4 mm 5 p.m. 76 s Saturday
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION RUMOURS
    400 11 MORE LONDON TALK Effect of Gold Standard Suspension London i October G Talk regarding rubber restriction has been more or lees continuous for a long time now. (says the ’’Evening News”). The latest view is that the fact of Holland still being on the gold standard should
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    234 11 Penang November 3 cis. Renares Cp tnn p. ehtit jom 5 9 0.00 I ivfea h 00.00 kld I«af e’leri 7?.00 .W-aos Fiok> g turn 170.0 C Nutmsga s 70.00 HCs ,i 60.00 Coconuts 1,000 <i 15.00 Copra Sundriea buyers 5.40 Rattans H.lO Ratuni Coarse 10.65 Drtt.n Snail
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures
    493 12 Port of Penang Schedule of Principal Lines The following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the week. IN PORT TO-DAY SttameV From Sailirg For Date of Sailiag Ip°h B*pore &P. Swettenham Sams Porta To-day Rimba Pan gk al an Dode Same
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      294 12 economy ~the spending of money to best advantage. Cerebos Salt is pure, p- rfTf? therefore less is used; pours freely to the last grain—avoiding all waste. Wise housewives choose it for true economy. (crcbos) topper *1 boules. Btl_" |o@l 4ls PHnP Dulls Teeth It is a constant danger FILM, the
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      311 13 will help you to get every ounce out of life bv your always |J yftf orkl ng at concert pitch!" L°X need i never dro P out of fc\ r p ?y. on account of M headaches, biliousness, consti«k/ *'A> z/ fr EJ? on i? nd Uke if onl y
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      15 13 DIGESTION OUT.OF* ORDER! A COURSE OF PROMOTES SOUND b DIGESTION AND SOON puts you RISHT
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      221 13 IhERE’S 2 SO MUCH IN A NAME 2 Hosiery by Kayser* is always finest i quality, pure thread silk, pure dyed, i, i flawlessly woven. Perfectly styled ilhbi i 'i' ’l' I Ilf and in colours keyed to the mode. y 1 ''i *'o'B m Wil Illi. No other hosiery
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    MR. HENRY FORD’S OLD GIN BOTTLES
    603 14 Queer Hobbies of Famous Men And Women HOW often does not one say I’d do this—(or that, as the case may be) —if I had money.” But what do people who have money really do They eat and drink and dress and go about
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      415 14 THE PINANG GAZETTE t» St tf Places where the Gazette 1 be bought at 10 Ceutr. XOCAL Abdul Bahmaa, E. and 0. Hotel Runnyrsod* Hotel. 8. K. Md. Yusoff Co.. Victoria Pier and Sweitenham Pier. Md. Ismail, Money Cbanger 4, Beach St. T. M. N. Mydln, 27, Leith Street. Look
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      69 14 pills. I APIOL STBBL I q &smead«»ft»iafar «KFcmmlc I g S hsw »bw hi the M h W, J. EDMONDS. R k Th® English rTiarmaoy U 52, 54. Beach Street, Cenang. R In Exchange 7or 200 used Stamps of Straits Settlements, Malay States, Slam, Hong Kong Java and the surrounding
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      392 14 -a I I wHIt! I m \WHgsi AwKsgangggay/ ff M Stick M Fragranced with "4711" Eau de 1 3 Cologne. Yielding a rich and fl creamy lather, which softens the most stubborn beard and makes 6 ln 0 it ready for easy, comfortable A- and clean removal. H I IT-groomed
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    MARKET PRICES
    621 15 Penang, November 3, 1931 chowrasta market Mutton— c ts. Mntton Indian p?r lb 40 Head goat 1-20 Sheep 90 each Liver with heart Inng do 90 1.30 Tripe do 90 Goat or Sheep pe r lb r4O Sweet Bread M per pair 35 B “et per lb 35
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      387 15 I T I tf Regulate your I DIGESTION I I T **di M I g Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills H 8 Vtopl. who fc‘t Sfid drmk too touch, or got I~ pyrtexn upaet from any other came, O seed a medicine such as Dr. Morse’s Indian TB Aoot Pills
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      206 15 The Lancet *<!Bi3O> says; ZIUNTREATED MILKA f BOTH WHOLE AND 1 I SKIMMED.HAS VERY 1 I LITTLE ANTI RACHITIC ACTIVITY This authoritative qssota* tion that fresh sows’ mills coaataisas almost sio vitamm D is convincing. Ht follows that a food made from fresh malh cosstaisis almost no H Z 7
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      1744 16 1”.... mi I P- 0.-BRITISH INDI a DOLLAR. STEAMSIOP LINE A lAi/MMFBICAN MAIL LINE- I AND APCAR LINES IThliS (Companies Incorporated in England) Ju Ifl 'l-Alk I I I x TEIRESIAB Nov 5 Gene a, Liverpool and Havre, J\ I I MAIL PASSENGER and CAkGO SERVICES x ITROILUS Nov 18
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