Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 14 November 1931

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 262. VOL. LXXXIX. SATURDAY, 14th NOVEMBER, 1931, PRICE 10 CENTS
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    WHEN SINGAPORE PUBLIC “CUT NO ICE”
    813 3 IHE COLD STORAGE Europeans Were in the Hands of Their Cookies Contraeiirß with the record of th* present cct'Vities of the comp my giv.m by Mr. P.edg'r at the recent meetit r tbe following account of ib« operations of the Cold Storage Co. 25
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      431 3 'iMF/Ma IM" wwxu a l; M je. -liwfel fnL jot eml «^rni7’» Tha best time for us f THE cold weather is the best rime for us fevers and sickness are at their lowest. And in the few shore, cold months lost energies must be recuperated and reserves of vitality
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      410 3 Never have I had anything so wonderful as .LUX Toilet SOAP for keeping my skin fresh and smooth” r— sa ys JOAN CRAWFORD A pure IlgHfc-- i silken complexion =S s essential for every film star WjllipS MjsgP Lovely skin —soft as a petal, fresh as a flower I That
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  • SPORTING GOSSIP
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      RUGBY FOOTBALL AT OXFORD U.
      853 4 Prospects of a Notable Season MU3H may intervene within the next seven and a half weeks; at the moment, however, it is a fact that Oxfurl have a very fair propped of a notable season, culminating in a contest w.ll worthy of the traditions of
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      FOUR LUCKY MEN OF SUSSEX
      236 4 Cricket Holiday in India as “Raoji’s’’ Guests By W. F. SANDERSON There are four extremely lucky young cricket professionals belonging to Sussex. The Jam Sahib of Nawanagar —generally known ai Rtnj'—is to pay the winter wsges of these four young men. Now it is known
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      Too Big To Fight
      177 4 The ancient ‘‘coo b’g to fight” stories about Camera ar* being dr g«el out again now th a 1 the Naw York C jaimieeion have banned a contest between the Italian cjlcspusand the war-scarred Spanish veteran Paulino, Uzcudun, on the grrunds tl a‘. P»olino, who weighs
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      177 4 I PACKING V/e are now booking forward contracts for 1932 at attractive prices. Having secured options on stocks in view of the probable advance in freight rates, we strongly recommend i our clients to cover their requirements for the FIRST HALF OF THE NEW YEAR, a/ once. Definite i Cookings
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      50 4 W x 'Oisor y \o odor yNow, for the first time, an insecticide with no disagreeable after-odors! Spray double-strength Flyosan— it kills quicker and avoids offensive smells. Fm wr fl r® fl THE deodorized J INSECTICIDE bxgistkbbd tbadb mark KILLS Flies, Mosquitoes, Roaches, Bed Bugs, Ant* Dhtnbiton Anglo-Sxam Corporation, Singapore
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      237 4 Little sleepy-head There’s no “hash hush” about the house when baby is fed on Humanised Trufood. His sturdy little life goes on like clockwork. Off into dreamland with his bedtime bottle, and the sun is up when he clamours for his breakfast. He grows up Nature’s way; because, you see,
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  • News From All Parts
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      FRENCH DIRIGBLE DESTROYED
      39 5 A DISASTROUS LANDING Attempt in a Violent Storm Parie, November 8 A marine dirigible, overtaken by a violent etorm, essayed to make a forced landing, but two cfficera were injared and the dirigible was entirely wrecked.
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      France and Germany
      262 5 REPARATIONS AND CREDITS N >uen (Berlin), November 9 Despite the eemi-cfficial statement that ths French Amba?aidor at Berlin, M. Francois Poncet, had conveyed no new proposals by the Reich Government concerning R’ra atione and Short Term Credits, neverthel-tis the well informed newspaper, “Echo de Fa is,” says
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      Japan's Military Budget
      91 5 ESTIMATES FO 1932 Iwaki, Japan, November 7 The military budget estina-es for 1932, involving the military reorg nization programme, amounting to 38 mi lion yep, is recognized by the Firaoce Office. The reform programme features the meet mizalion of the military service and 1 reduction of troops
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      The German Catholics
      261 5 open a peace association Nanon (Berik), Novembsr 8 An important aeanion of Gn-unn r man Cathcl.ca took in B rlin on Sunday, when the Roman Catholic Peace Association opened the Right’d Federal Con green, Proceedings started with a mans, which was read by one Gf nr a
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      Mobility
      73 5 "We ought not to imagine,” Professor Cancan taid at the British Association meeting ’‘that a stetior ary or declining pc pi la.ion will rid ua of the trout 13 of unemployment* It will provide more rather than less reason for promoting mobility cf labour in place and occupation, and
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      75 5 •Eiljr W.tTS 1 m rn J This bottle is a Guarantee of I PURITY »■> QUALITY j if' Lcck for the label and take no other. p-TF I 'u The brandy with the best reputation in the c EIbCAJ Far East. IS i 55 Universally recommended by the Medical Profession.
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      159 5 POPPY DAY, 1931. Messrs. BROWN, PHILLIPS STEWART. No. lA, PENANG STREET, PENANG, are the Honorary Treasurers of the above Fund to whom donations should be sent. Remittances sent by post should be REGISTERED 1 Andrews will help you to get every ounce out of life by Tl keeping your system
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      373 5 Modern Methods I Efficient OS Accounting—- J Ihe 1 vvinlock simphZ 1 fies work, speeds up entry and reference, S r saves time (and overtime), and saves money. O f f e r S Thousands or Leading value in Industrial Firms have writ!na already proved this, coms ert fWW Why
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      203 5 l.ijjfeSTiq ■l Cz ‘PettMg's Premier ‘Talkie House /JCt r’ /< II Where Sound Sounds Right. SOU N O .If SYST hM I 6-15 TO-NIGHT 9-30 Matinees To:7ay and To-morrow at 2-45 g I ROBERT WOOLSEY I I Happy Lunatic of “Rio Rita,” “Cuckoos,” “Half Shot” I and ‘‘Cracked Nuts” in
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    Round Table Conference Ending
    640 6 Minorities Agreement Mr. Gandhi’s Absurd Contention —Rugby Radio Service London. November 13 The end of the present phase of the Indian Round Table Conference ia in eight, and the final plenary session will prolably be he'd next week It will be brought to a oloee by
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      215 6 —l Xmas Cards jWBwB s s. SEE I <s Pinang Gazette” .11 H Stock 1 s f &*3s&a >**l Now on View S K BOURJOIS re ‘l lloirllll IFACEl FACE POV/DE 7 4 *'*< t' 'he perfect face powder to* &s*l ■>*■' x* e 'l occas ons seasons r gives
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      53 6 i —iii ni ——i —i 1 WHAT A a a C 9 W-i m vw e Was the Opinion of Last Night’s Audience Who Saw “/IELLO PENANG TO-NIGHT AT 9-30 P. M. Is your last opportunity to see (his Snappy Revue This space kindly donated to “Poppy Day" Funds by
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    1314 7 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Mr.H. M. Bright has arrived in Ipoh and taken up duties at the local Post Office. Mr. 8 Fisher» Solicitor, of Taiping, and Mrs Fisher intend to move to Beremban towards the end of this month, Mr C. C. H. Beaman, manager of Eow Feng Rubber Co. Ltd.,
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  • CORRESPONDENCE
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      MARKET PRICES
      138 7 (To the Editor of the T inanq Gazette) Sir,—With reference to your Price List published in your valuable paper under the heading of “Market Prices,’ I would like to point out that the prices mentioned therein concerning Fowls are incorrect. Fowls are mostly imported to Fenang from the
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    Shrink to Nothing
    63 7 EINSTEIN’S THEORY OF THE WORLD’S END Vienna, October 15 Professor Einstein, addressing BOientieie. said he had proved mathemsfeoally that this world begin from nothing, and would Xh I certain limit of expansion, then the process would be reversed, and t world would shrink to its original nothing
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    HELLO PENANG AT TOWN HALL
    583 7 SCINTILLATING SHOW Second Pe-formance To-night By universal acclamation the topical revue produced by Penang amateurs entitled Hello Penang” at the Town Hall last night was one of the brightest and most exhilirating shows that has ever been pre sented by an amateur company in Penang.
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    STOP PRESS
    111 7 .—Reuter. TSITSIHAR THREATENED Nanking November 14 The Central Dai y News this morning states that Japanese troop® captured Anganchi and are advancing on Tsiteihar which Mi Chang san announces he will defend st all costs to the death. The "Central Daily News’ states that a Britisher and a
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    SOUTH AFRICANS’ GOOD START
    86 7 384 FOR 7 WICKETS Record By Taylor and Dalton Fydney November ?3 Taylor and Dalton established a fifth wicket record for a South African XI «gainst an Australian State by scoring 170 against New South Wales. The previous best was 166 made by Za’ch and Nourse
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    NEW RUGBY RULES
    90 7 To Be Enforced In Malaya The Malayan Rugby Union wishes it to be made known that the new ru es for season 1931 —B2 must be strictly enforced by all referees in Ma’aya after November 15. Referees on the U iion s roster will be supplied with
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    POPPY DAY FUND
    157 7 (brist Died Oft in Flanders Contt’ an J buy my poppies, THooJ is not more red, Flowers from fie Lis of Flanders, Sown where it was shed; Lurid is their beauty, Wear one for a day, Men who died for freedom Made their colour nay. Come and
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    To day’s Sporting Events
    153 7 PENANG Inter State Hookey—Penang v Perak, Hutchings School Ground. Penang Perak Karneil Singh Bachan Singh G Aste I ee Chin Teik C Lal Sur J N Milne L H Bast DSP Noakes Sadhu Singh Pnran Sjngh W F Scarlett Alladad Khan R W Fletcher N Caleb
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    Singapore Races
    55 7 SCRATCHINGS FOR TO DAY The following are the ecratch ngs for to-day’s races at Singapore Race 2 Magic Lantern. Race 3 Desert Fox Poldara Stratford and Marmon Race 4 Endoon. Race 6: Ulah. Race 7: Blackwood Love Ly ric, Brass Knob and Optimist. Race 8: Punkawalla, Currency Boy.
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    WEST HAM AT HIGHBURY
    268 7 TO-DAY’S MATCHES Everton Entertain Chelsea The following are the matches to bs played to day in the English and Scottish Leagues: DIVISION 1 Arsenal v We»t H. mU, Sirtni*<h*rn v Leicester Blackburn R. v Middlesbroufh dUekpool v Shaft ieid W. Derby C. Newcast'e U. P verton
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    C. R. C. Defeats Penang Teachers
    280 7 YESTERDAY'S MATCH The CRH. defeated the Penang teachers in a hockey match yesterday by two goal? to one on the Hutching? School ground. The game was scrappy and not much scientific hockey w»s in evidence. Abdul Rahman at centre half for the teachers was
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    Municipal Band
    36 7 To-morrow, at Waterfall Gardens at spm 1 March Semper Fidelis Sousa 2 Overture William Tell Rossini 3 Selection The Shamrock Myddleton 4 Habanera Charm d Espagne Mezzacapo 5 Fox Trot Bye, Bye Blues Bennet
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    THE TAX MANIA
    517 8 The publication of every issue of a government gazette, and every meeting of the Legislative, Federal or State Councils are awaited with apprehension. Few’pass —or so it seems to the harassed citizen w’ithout an intimation of an increase in taxes in some part or other of this
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    THE WAY TO DO IT
    270 8 Following tha announcement !a=t month by the Irish Free State Government that the üb'io Safety Bill had become clLctive end that a stito of martial aw prevailed there w-.b a genera! stampede of gunmen in Dublin for the seclusion of the hills, j The rei?on
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    CANNED FRUIT
    85 8 —Rtgbj Radio Sen ice. Remarkable Progress of British Industry London November 18 Rep'yicg tn f crumons question, the Minister fur Agricu Uire Sir John GJmour figures showing the reniaikilld pro fiiess ma .e in the fast few years in tho British canning industry. The latest figures available are
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    Our London Letter
    1501 8 Challenge to British Manufacturers A Link With Trafalgar Armistice Day Arrangements (From Our Ova Correspondent) London October 22 TLe King h.is decided chat the celebration of Armistice D»y, November 11th which falls this jear on a Wednesday elodl fol o the lines adopted list and the Iljme
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    Russian Menace Growing
    1881 9 Transport Awaiting Troops at Khailar Will They Cross Frontier? Hope Alternates With Fear at Geneva and Paris Monday’s Momentous Meeting Harbin, November 13 Chines: reports are that the Japanese have received reififaresments which are con.tntrated eight k loneteres south tr the Nanni Fiver. It is anticipated her&'
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    CANADA’S WAY WITH COMMUNISTS
    167 9 —Reuter. Leaders Sentenced to Five Years PROPERTY TO BE SEIZED Toronto, November 13 After two hours’ de iberation, the jury returned a verdict of guilty against eight leading organisers of the Canadian Comma nist Party charged with being members of an unlawful association and parties to
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    SOUTH AFRICA’S CURRENCY
    153 9 —Reuter. Probable Departure From Gold Standard Paris, November 13 The South African Government s efforts to c'ing to the gold standard received a set back on the announcement that the South African negotiations to secure a £lO 000 000 loan here and in Ho land have broken
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    ANTI DUMPING
    29 9 The Cabinet has finally agreed to an anti dumping policy which will sjeedily be enforced by a Bill to be introduced at the beginning of next week.
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    MOLLISON’S TASK
    108 9 —Rugby Radio Service. Flying Twenty Hours out of lha Twenty-four 1 ondon November 13 J A. Mollison the holder of ths Australia to England flight record who left England for the Capa this morning, landed at Fur bara near Rome to refuel th s afternoon and immediately after
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    R. T. CONFERENCE ENDING
    112 9 Prime Minister’s Important Statement London, November 13 Mr. MacDonald, addressing the miuori ties commission of the Round Table Con ference, deplored the failure to reach complete agreement The minorities agreement is re-ented by Muslims and the Depressed Classes and otner minorities and will be placed in
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    422 VOTES TO 38
    580 9 —Rugby Radio Service. Socialist Amendment Defeated DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS CONCLUDED Mr. Baldwin on Finances London, November 13 The debate on the Address in the House of Commons was continued to-day when after the reply for the Government by the Lord President of the Council Mr.
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    GLASGOW STOCK EXCHANGE
    92 9 No Dealings u at Treasury Request” London, November 13 Another surprise has been provided by the Glasgow Stock Exchange which has revoked the decision cabled on Wednesday ‘At the special req lest of the Treasury. This indication of Treasury influence has caus-d much comment in City circles,
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      348 9 His Master’s Voice A Few Good Ones from November Issue. GEORGE METAXA ■> Out of Nowhere Tenor f B 3935 Fall in Love With Me EVELYN HERBERT 'x Mother Sep rauo I B 3938 Silver Moon J BING CROSEY BARITONE > Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams Gene Austin Tenor >
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    THEFT OF CLOCK
    201 10 SEVEN DAYS’ IMPRISONMENT FOR EURASIAN Having pleaded guilty to the theft of a wall clock belonging to a Mrs. Augustine from her house No 23c Merican Road a sturdy Eurasian youth named N. de Cunha was produced before Mr. J H. Bassett. Police Magistrate, Penang, for sentence.
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    Fighting the Slump in Sarawak
    113 10 RAJAHS GESTURE In view of the serious financial situations His Highness the Rajah of Sarawak is making a contribution of £2 000 to the Treasury from his privy purse for the year 13'32. says the Sarawak Gazette. His Highness has further, given instructions that certain
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    Adrift on Sampan
    102 10 CHINESE RESCUED BY S. S. *’VYNER BROOKE” The master of the sa. Vynor Brooke, Capt. A. C Berfield. had an unusual ex perience recently, says the Sarawak Gazette. His vessel was not fir from the Hors burgh light and about 80 miles from Singapore when asm-11 capsized
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    Untimely Death of Mr. G. S. Brampton
    122 10 The death took place at the General Hos pital eirly on Wednesday morning at Singapore of Mr George c ydney Brampton, of N 'essrs. Printers, Ltd at the age of 4 years. Mr. Brampton was admitted to the General Hospita on Tuesday and
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    Calendar of Events
    93 10 Nov. 14 Inter state Hockey: Penang v. Perak, Hutchings School Ground Penang. Penang Recreation Club annual meeting, P. R. 0. Pavilion, G p.m, Nov- 14 Chinese Fair and Bazaar in aid of Poppy Day Fund. Nov. 1G Hockey: P.R 0. ”A” v. P.C.O. "A”, Esplanade. Nov. 17
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    General Produce Agency, Ltd.
    38 10 Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-day are ae follows: Spot cents per lb. December 8| Jan./Mar. 1982 April/June 1932 9| Mftk Market quiet. and L verpool Siock likely bv 1.250 tong.
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    POPPY DAY FUND, 1931
    509 10 LIST NO. 6 The Hon. Treasurers acknowledge with thanks the following subscriptions and contributions etc., Previously acknowledged SI,OGO 71 Oh Kongsi 990 Seong 800 Kongsor 5 UJ Su Long Wan Club Mr. Khoo Ohye Hean 2 00 Hock Hin Hros. Ltd. i Tek Wah Hoay Kuan
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    NEW IMPORT DUTIES FOR F.M.S.
    171 10 IMMEDIATE EFFECT Cycles, Silk, Cement and Cotton IT IS official y announced that the following new import duties have been imposed, wi;h effect from Wednesday: Import duty per pound K 3 chang oil .04 per ton. Cement 800 Tiles §l2 OU per cent, al. valorem
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    TIN AND RUBBER
    59 10 Latest London, New York ecd Local Prices T/Af: LONDON MHF3IS 0 Up 7 6 3 tatlu £135 2 6 Up 7/6 SINGAPORE 1C7.37J per picul Up 12| c. 75 tors done RUBBBRi Cental 2 d, O wn 1/16 d RfV Yori 4 9/16 c. i Gold Down
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    LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST
    122 10 TO-DAY'S PRICES Tho following were the latest quotations In MESSRS. KENNEDY Co.’s share list ai 11 a.m. to day Yesterday To day CD CD a> Shares J Q j 3 CQ <Z2 fq CQ tc. c sc. so. Mining Ayer Hitam 11/. H/6 11/. IJ/6 iDoh
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    CHURCH SERVICES
    377 10 St GEORGE THE MARTYB (Church Of England) 24th Sunday after Trinity 750 Litany, Bam Matins, TTymn 245, Pa CXXXVI B*3o Holy Commun’on, 9.30 Holy Communion Trmil. 10.30 Mati s Chinese, C pm Evensong, Hymns IR3. 19.3, 247. 242, Ps CX LI 27» Fs CXLITI 2’3, Magnificat 231, Nunc
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    KENNEDY & CO. SHARE LIST
    882 10 KENNEDY CO. SHARE LIST NAMKB v f g 11 IDtliagJ I c a 4 ille- b» .2? Rubber Srtato —37 k ias*lga:aO»d Kalsy 7’ Ijj? F?*x.ifng BynfMac- 74 bC iyj; Kuphij Kutbex Bfltatcs 15 2 m ly.'j Binleir KnbbM 0« 43 W Knbbsg Raias fic .ifc g rlynSaase B&uett Rubbe?
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      144 10 SANFORDS R’ BRER STAMP INK will help your stamp pad and rubber stamp to give better impressions and lon g e r service. The Pinang Gazette PRESS, LTD. LEVER WATCH he four line*. of letters in I'c "17" M I this square stand for two IZ. J K A /Uro
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      143 10 TO RELIEVE SEVERE STOMACH PAINS A SAFE ANO INST NO REMEDY. Stomach pains and discomfort after meals such as dyspepsia, heaviness, heartburn or wind-in-the-stomach, are nearly always due to excess acid in the stomach. To neutralise this harmful acid snd put stomach in good order take a little Bisu ated’
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      55 10 ftunnymede 1 tf Ckeerjul and Cool. TO-NIGHT dinner dance Dancing Until 1 45 a, m. runnymede hotel, ltd. George Goldaack, Manager. ’Phone 543, I MEND YOUR RADIATOR i WHILE YOU USE I YOUR CAR! USE:— if (t> IATEI V I 11F I ON SALE aT GARAGES, Digtributcra: K. LEE SAN
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      427 10 New Advei’dsemenh POSITION VACANT SCOTCH WHISKYDISTILIERq i icing brand of orov d B np e ,i, t ■require rer.iore of r. a H.nt epo r t, m n entree to c übe 6 n< meßseßtl eti Halen in active co-operation with ertabli.k ed a?entß who carry s ocki and atUni?’
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    RUBBER MARKET REVIEW
    1290 11 CONTINUOUS DECLINE Dissipation of Cash Reserves London, October 20 Tor well over two years the price of rubber has declined almost continuously. In July* 1929, standard R.S.S. were quote up to 11 13/161. Towards the end of that year there was a financial panic in New York,
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    HOW EXCHANGES ARE MOVING
    143 11 Latest Quotations Fri. Thur. Bai. Nov. 13 Nov 12 Sept. 19 Pa riB 96 96 3/16 123 96 New York 8.76| 4.851 Montreal 420 4.18 i Brussels 27$ 27 8/16 84.83 Geneva 19 5/16 191 24.86 Amsterdam 9t 91 12.03 Milan 73i 73f 92 89 Berlin
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    EXCHANGE
    81 11 Penang, November 14 By Courtesy of th* Chartered Bank On London B ink Dim m I 2/4 4 o/te 2/4 3/16 Private 3 m/is credit 2 4 13/16 On 3 Documentary 2/4 15'16 New York Bank Damicd 43 nom Fra -ce T T 1050 num Ind a h T.T
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    TIN SENTIMENT BETTER
    465 11 FRABER’S REPORT Rubber Restriction Rumour Singapore, Nov 10. The discussions regarding the question of restriction of output of rubber have «sustained interest in shares to a certain extent, bnt to-day's reported announcement by the Governor General of the Dutch East Indies that it is almost impossible to
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    207 11 Penang November 14 Ms. Benares Opium P. th*rt aom 5,300.00 Clovm v ?2*2S Gold toaf Maos Pick* g nom iJO.OC Nutmegs B’s 12’22 M 110 s m W.OO Coconuts per 1.000 »< 15.00 Oopn Sundries sa’es 5.85 Rattans JJ-l? Rattans Coarse Green Bn*i) Shel «-W Run- 10 58
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures
    560 12 Port of Penang Schedule of Principal Lines The following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the IN PORT TO-MAY Stwmw From Sailine Kc Dit f MstaDg Tongkab, Kon»b, Renong Same Porta To-day and Victoria Point Sitiawan B. Peial and K. Knrau
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