Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 17 December 1931

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  • 20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833, PUBLISHED DAILY No. 293. VOL. LXXXIX. THURSDAY, 17th DECEMBER, 1931. PRICE 10 CENTS
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    • 360 1 If. NAGATA! BROTHERS J DENTISTS Head Office next to The Dispensary, iiSDch Office 52, Leith Street B WHITBREADS Pinang Qazette I PALF ALE Exchange Mart I YOUR Advertise your requirements. I “SHANDIES in advance for 25 words I and six copies of the paper I I T SOLE AGENTS:- ’j
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    • 15 1 H.TOHISATSUf STUDIO with np-to-date Photography by electric light. ’Phone 772, i 68,70, BISHOP STREET, PENANG.
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    • 1875 2 POSITION WANTED Assessment Notice Under Section DAMT7G p— 60 of Ordinance No. 135 xS/AINJVS» cookboy- b n uiT’SSTgo* (Municipal) TOF the rGSfIVG Season esrtificates. Apply Peduru, 54, Penang CHARTERED BANK I HONGKONG &SHANGHAI.BANKING ,w < Btreet Notice Is hereby given that the books 0F INDIA, AUSTRALIA'AND CHINA. RORPDRATIOI —l7-12 containing
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  • 275 3 etH rate 3TILL the LOWE3r Boy Babies’ ln a Majority n«rd times have no effact on the ecnree of true levs—one way or the Ol Th’B is ths conclusion to ba drawn ♦vw Rcpu'r r-General’s review for Sand »5 w ,or lm hioh u/« B that the
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  • 318 3 "Buck* H as Nothing to Do with “Dough” ik nft Court had its vocaMarJ bone P'Jitf* 1., j x. number of slang inlay enlarged when 9 words w quoted by William O’Connor, waker, was in the deck Bnamoi’s '‘corruptly giving £2 10- «-on
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    • 18 3 srrn K fees kft Sfa h&MB» 2 W, j. CDMO 08, Kn«ll»h Phormaoy B 52, Bead* Strt«l. g
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    • 728 3 i. ij FAILURE or SUCCESS j iwt'hH I ’Are you a fai’ure —in that Are you a success in > I n| y° u h ave failed in your duty the sense that you have made ill l\ to l^ose who look to you ADEQUATE provision for > ""'it/ 7
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  • 114 4 SIXTEEN years after one bai raved the life of the other in the retreat from Loop, two old war comrades met for ths firet time at the Exford British Legion dinner. Describing (be meeting- ore of them, Mr. H. J. F a erald, eai
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  • 171 4 BRITAIN’S BID FOR FILM SUPREMACY ’N EUROPE Ancth 'r step was tak n recently by the Brifsh film Indus ry in it* fi-fbt for rcroen Faprra w e re fied f r ihe formation cf an internaHonal financial organisation to pbc? Br tiph pictures in Europe on
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  • 171 4 DODGING POLHE WITH A MIRROR J mesD'VV, th* champion truant of Epsom, who stayed away from school for five weeks, and then left home with 3d, in his preket, described bis nine days’ adv'n’ures in London before be was identified and restored to his parents. "I
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  • 114 4 ARMY A “profound delusion* The theory that by m?ahaniealon a powerful army can be created with a comra'atively small number of men is described ss a "pr frund delusion by M j r-General J E. B. S*ely, a f rmer Minister for War, in his book, ‘‘Fear
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  • 97 4 LOST 4 STONE ON LEMON WATER Ccurcillor Norman Crossley, a Huddereftld dentist, who formerly weighed 19at„ is now 15at., fo’lowicg a fast of forty-two d ya in vhich his only sustenance was lemon water. He h&s been cLeaed A 1 by a life aeeurrnce company which
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    • 342 4 I BLISTERS CAUSED] 1 DISF GJREMENT On Face and Arms. Eruptions Scaled Over, Cuticura Healed. “My trouble started with blisters on my face. I also had a few on my arms. When I washed the affected parts the blisters would break, and then the eruptions would scale over and cause
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    • 548 4 -U T' x I 1 j x. v 1? 4 «C I i V W J r r V < xl x Ever-growing sales and a constantly increasing now of testimony, prove the supreme value and suitability o Cow Gate Milk Food throughout Malaya. When > fir all else has
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  • 212 5 FIRS? ROUND Rangers' Easy Passage CELTIC MEETS FALKIRK London, December 16 The following is the draw for the first round of the Scottish Cup to be played on January 16: Quern of South v Stranraer v Albion Rovers Arbroath Aberdeen Queen's Pk, St. Mirren St Bernard
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  • 272 5 Monday, December 7 Hon. Mr. P. T. Allen arrived at Government Home in the morning and left in the afeert o m. Hie Excellency presided at a meeting of the Legislative Council held at the Council Chamber, Government Officer, this morning. Tuesday, December 8 Hon Mr. H.
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    • 323 5 jffi? u iirl U k t iX" V»w»»™~- W—ifcl’* nfe <ll -y 1 I fcg’ivi I I M I I S’: if I Nils I W' M ■w I /fa iK I z')/■ 7 i •/'Mil 7 i la PI Uufa/ZA 7 S W® fa hh i t\ gH W
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    • 114 5 a High-CIaM Gusmnteed V a LEVER V/ATCH FREE/* The toar line» of letter» in C J,K I A tb.» square stand two r j; Bi B Bd w K r B tTxUri* /E? w AWM >.• guarantee to send you. T K A tfgLrL. Absolutely Free, one of s O
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    • 284 5 Modern Methods r 1 E,ficient I Accounting The Twinlock simpli- fies work, speeds up entry and reference, saves time (and overtime), and saves money. Thousands of Leading Industrial Firms have already proved this. Why not prove it for yourself. Full informa- x /w j You Can t Stop Me TWIN
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  • 256 6 Mre. W.G. Howae of Seremban ig' an inmate of the Bnngaar Hospital. Sir Michael Malcolm, who hai bfen visiting Mdaja, has left for Burma and lodia Mr. Horace W. Raper is leaving Singapore to-day for a bus nsai visit to India. He will be away about five
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  • 323 6 THE ARRIVAL OF A TACTFUL CHAIRMAN The lart meeting of the Kinta Sanitary Board for the current year was held a l, the Sanitary Board Office, Ipoh, yesterday. Mr. E. A. P. Helps, the new Chairman, presided for the first time and Mr. Foo Wa Cheng, J.P.»
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  • 261 6 SAID TO BE RETIRING NEXT APRIL The “Strains Times” understands that Mr Justice Sproule will retire next April. I will be remembered that Mr. Justice Sproule was to have retired at the end of l&st month, but owing to an unprecedented number of jidgrs being kept out
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  • 718 6 LIST NO. 29 i The following further subscriptions are gratefully acknowledged:— cts. Amount previously published as per List No 28. 25,8/4 76 Tan See Chong Ghee Seah 80 00 Mr Tan Fe Seng 10 00 Tan Choon Sim 5 00 I Tan Hun Geok 5 00
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    • 176 6 I mh v I A v j> l\ TST’ X* J\ HPv "!> ak w?y «F' z A refreshing surf-ride en a Wj? -J —I zUi m iw czi iZzTfii b#? r-'3T'"~ JS |s£ r- f nThf H i iffi i 18-- OSSEo I|« ■»'■>// jIU Dicks Original IwWW BALATA
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    • 92 6 f s-o'JH' I hot sultry days < F cooling and re- Bv? > freshing sweet is essential to every meal. v > A fresh-fruit jelly is t JlO always appropriate J and is sure to please if made with— L£M°N ifj U T (cFcboS fe > Jelly Crystals Cfrj K
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    • 190 6 A PhoneNT^T^"^' '"T' e/'TV JUJE S 'I W S Prefer T.lki t Hw' Where Sound Sounds Right K- --2 L 6.75 TO-NIGHT 9.30 i Fox Movietone’s Mammoth Ocean Spectacle TRANSATLANTIC 1 I Exciting myste ry of $3,000,000 theft in mid-ocean. International crocks unmasked. Smartest romance B of the sea. Greatest
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  • 2534 7 Sentence Hud Conviction Imposition of Fine Also Justified “Large Profits” in tne Supreme Court this corning the hearing of the appea of Mohamed Yusuf bin Ghani until recent’? an Inspector attached to the Tronic Branch of the Penang r lic<, was continued before Mr Jnstic
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  • 135 7 O.E.H.J. These things pass Fancies and fl >weiB. Green of the grass, Lure of the waters, Love of a lass Glow of the sunset, Gleam of the rein Day, to the evening Driving his w»in. Over the border Follows bis kind. Time turns his gl< ss For
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  • 236 7 b j Young Plan > Committee 1 3 WORK ON REPORT BEGUN Evidence On Every Aspect London, December 16 Sir Frederick Leith Ross of the Treasury is leavingto morrow for Paris where he will exchange views with representatives of the French Government in anticipation of the Interna'
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  • 157 7 POPULARITY OF THE LEGITIMATE STAGE If evidence were wanting thit the c'nemi and the talkies have not usurpad the popu larity of the legitimate stage that evidence is supplied by the continued support accorded Dean s Star Opera which is now flaying at the Theatre Royal. In
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  • 22 7 Reuter. New York. December 17 A mi’d ea thquike is reported from a large area in seven Southern States.—
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  • CORRESPONDENCE
    • 162 7 To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette Sir.— A Motto: Do unto others as "j on would wish them” to do unto you. And not Do unt j others as “they should’’ do unto you. This is indeed a hard world Only Si per month What
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  • 291 7 A PATHE SUCCESS Lonely Wives the R K. 0. Faihe release, which is now at the "Queen's con cerns a young lawyer who L<*s his wild moments and is quite a gay Lothario. There is a snooping mother in law (that s natural) who causes
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  • 71 7 s.r” NO DATE YET FIXED FOR COURT PRO EEDINGS Kuala Lumpur, December 14 Tending the recovery of Mr. SR. W»1 hce who is making slow but satisfactory progress in hospita’, no date has been fixed for the preliminary inquiry into the murder I of Mrs W»llace and tha
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  • 46 7 On behalf of the Convent Christmas Fund Mr. Harold Dove gratefully Acknowledges the following donations List No 7 Anonymous $lO Dickie Carmichael 5 R Heywood Esq 10 Messrs Whiteaway Laidlaw Co. 20 J. A. Goetzee Esq. 5 $5O Previously acknowledged 362 $412
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  • 77 7 FERFOGM x’mCES iN AID OF cHARiTIKS Dean’s Star Opera of Singapore will stage Hooray Arab to night and the proceeds 3ollected will be given to the Al MaffioDr Ts’amic School Fund Other cbari’aMe performances Lava a’so been ar’anged on the following dates 2 'th Dcc°mher in aid
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  • 293 7 1 CHINESE CONVICTED OF CHE XTING Two Chinese named I im Hock Sang and Kboo Geok were to day charged before the Police Magistrate with cheating by means Of a roulette wheel and with gam ag in public. The first accused pleaded guilty to both
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  • 143 7 ACCUSED DISCHARGED The case in which Mohamad Hussain bin Cader an Icdian Mobamedan. was charged with criminal breach of trust was mentioned to day before Mr Edward Jago, Police Magistrate. Penang Yr P N Knight appearirg for the prosecution said he vrs instructed by
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  • 274 7 C I CURS DR\W WITH WH Yesterday's rial hockey match preparatory to meeting Selangor cn Saturday was apooraffiir as several of those originallyselected were unable to play Adams and Best were absentees on the Coiours’ side *nd Oheng Pboy, Bend’e. Vellupillai and Eu Cheow Teik were
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  • 474 8 When wi.l Mdayans now in retirement anpeciite tint their i “way of life is fall’n into the sear, j the yello w leaf.” We are prompted io ask the question folio vi ig an 1 article appearing in the November I issue of British Malaya, on the
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  • 224 8 A SEASON AL LULL It w-itrid Appear from ths diminution in ths vo’umo of nsw-i aftsr a veritable spate of n*w3 for the past three months, ’that the Christraas and New Year lull has sstin. Event?, however in several parts of the world are dt»lioate’y poised. Manchuria is by no
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  • 63 8 —Rauter. Socialist Support Against Opposition T er in, Df comber 16 The government position was strengthened by a vote in the House Committee rejecting by 321 votes to 2’6 the Opposition motion to force a convocation of tha Reichstag to discuss with Dr. Eruening tha Emergency Decree The
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  • 66 8 Rugby Ridio Service. Cunard Directors and G ant Linar London, December 16 The directors of the Canard c te3m3hip considered in private the recent decis on to engpend work on their giant liner. The chairman reported that he hsd received no req i e9 t to meet
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  • 1288 8 A, 11. L, 1 Penang, Thursday. 5 excellent example is set by the Malay Com3 pany of the local I Volunteer Force in organising company sports to be held on Sunday at the Francis Light i School ground at 2 p.m. This, we i believe, is the
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  • Page 8 Advertisements
    • 394 8 We htve tits finest selection of Toys, Crackers, Table Decorations, etc. that we hivehad for many years. Prices so Suit Every Pocket. Special Discount to Clubs, etc. You are cordially invited to Visit our Bazaar. Sk,ri ’chai*H’s At /y bS I g It..1 t.. a £1 EZST3 7T~ < --Ty
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    • 98 8 EASTERN ORIENTAL HOTEL (S. <g OJ X’ma* Eve, Thursday, 24th December. Special Dinner and Dance Dance Music by the Band of the S. S. ‘‘President Harrison” Dinner $3 per head —Dancing to I a m. Boxing Day, Saturday, 26th December Special Dinner and Ball Dinner S 3 50 p r
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    • 16 8 TEA-TIME TIT-3IT :o: The pedestrian has his rights,'' warns a motoring writer. And sometimes his rites.
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  • 300 9 “EM PIRE’S BEST PUBLICIST” —R uter. prince's Stirring Address the virtues of TRAVEL Adaptation of Old Rhyme 11 Early to bed, early io rise, But you'll soon be bust “If you don't ADVERTISE.” London, December 16 In pursuance of his role of the E nipire’s best publicist the Prince of
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  • 101 9 I.— Rugby R idio Service. Con fid cce in Salerni System London, December 16 Eir Erie F .rcbro at a luncheon in honour cl Com-.eL ’-'•e Piero S Jsrni, who has deve’oped n process for ioT temperature urbonis4ion cf coal, expressed h.'s cor.fi dence in tho Salerni system.
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  • 94 9 —uiguu ivr ujoo *•11 spend Christmas —Rugby Radio Service. Cabinet Complete Survey London December 16 The Trims Minister presided today at tvo mcetiugg of the C abinet when the r_ vey uf current problems begun last Monday, was completed. Many difficult points r. quiring more prolonged consideration have
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  • 99 9 K Dg’fo y d Smith At Ci oydon London December 16 Air Commodore Ki ageford Smith landed Croydon this rooming bringing for the time by air Christmas mails from Australia and New Zealand Ha was given reception, those present including {jPresentatives cf tho Secretary for ine > onaini
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  • 116 9 —Rugby Radio Service. Duties Not Unalterable OTTAWA CONFERENCE London, December 16 Major Colville, Secretary for the Department of Overseas Trade, at Sheffield, referring to the measures for correcting the adverse trade balance, said tariff duties must not be regarded as unalter* able. Their incidence and continuance must
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  • 121 9 Reuter Composition £’ay Be Known To-day Paris December 16 Tho composition of the Mtnchurian Commirsion is not likely to bs known until to me rrow or Friday according to *Ls Matin’ which adds that M Maginot the War Minieter. approached Gererd Guillau mat ex Commander of the French
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  • 85 9 Reuter» Resigns and Receives New Appoinlmert Nani irg, D.oember 16 The National Government to day an nounced Marshal Chang Hsueb liing has resigned his post f.s vice commander of China’s military and nevai forces to which he was appointed under Marshal Chiang Kai-shek as Commander in Chief
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  • 87 9 wounds are nesting •3 suffering much less r® ;a Radio Service. Getting On Very Well Indeed London, December 16 According to ft cable receive! by his son from New York this morning, Mr Winston Churchill is getting cn very well indeed improving steadily and in wonderfu P
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  • 54 9 Ringleader Imprisoned: Others Fined Brussele December 16 Tho rirgteader of tho r hi™ae elnhnion waa Screed to one moo.h in prison and the others were fined twen.y five francs—Reuter. n rcmise c In October the police visited the, of a Chinese association and too the name, of
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  • 50 9 i.—Beaten. Resignation of Span sh /mbassrdcr London, December 17 The rumoars oar .nt in M» 3 3 h3 q 9D or Ramon Perez d« Aya a, the Spa Amt/adorto Gre. Britain, has res.gned re rot oonfir ned in fon’ot. Beno- de tyah. interviewed, e.id he Inewnoihirg about .t.—Benter.
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  • 225 9 neuter. e Suspension Under Consideration A PRESS REPORT London, December 17 The Government is considering? suspension of the whole British naval build ing? prog?ramme with the exception of submarines, according? to the “Daily Herald.” The newspaper says the question ig now being considered by a Cabinet sub
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  • 37 9 I.—Reuter. (More AnH-Dumping Taxes To-cay LoaJon, December 17 The Board of Trade’s third anti-dumping order is being issued tc-night and it is reported that it will probably include a duty on fore gn cotton goods.—Reuter.
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  • 65 9 Telephone Connection With Great Britain From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, December 16 r*rom to morrow Great Britain, the felft of Man, Northern Ireknd and Dublin wi 1 hive daily direct wireless te’ephone con neotion with Bangkok at a cost of £6 ior ;he first three minutes and £2
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  • 39 9 .—Reuter. Stocks Actually Increasing Washington D cember 16 The United States stocks cf gold are actually increasing The figures for tho eleven months ended November 80 show imports $522 000.000 and exports $484 000 000 Reuter.
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  • 156 9 I,- Rugby Radio ’ervice. Constitution of Burma DELEGATES SATISFIED London, December 16 In the Committee of the Bnrma Round Table Conference, Lord Peel, presiding, said that his statement on Friday was intended to define for their guidance the field of useful discussion The object of the Conference
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  • 114 9 I. —Rugby RiJio Service. Taik’es. snd ntt’bclval (.osseous* ns London. Dacembar 16 A report on the e>pariment by the '.liddlseex educational author.t. so. fiitear» schools cn the u?e of aj eJai soutd fi’r s as an rid to teaching states that th committee find that
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  • 74 9 Reuter. Large Drop But RJance Favtuab’e New York, Dacember 16 A drop of more than a milliard dollars in exports and $909 000 019 in imports was revealed in the figu-es of the foreign trade of the Unite! States for the past eleven months. 1 a*anon of
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  • 131 9 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Tha general meefng of the above Sangam was held yesterday at 7 pm. at the Penang Hindu Sabha premises under the chairman ship of Mr 0. Yihimb ram Pillay. The following wire elected office bearers for the ensuing year Patrons: Dr. N K Menon and
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  • 121 9 HALFWAY OVE3 SEA WaLL Motor oar P. 1915 came to grief last night while trying to turn at a spot on North Beach where ft short and narrow roadway servos eight houses. In endeavouring to turn, the nar wte? s topped the sea wall in which position
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    • 14 9 /T K’.’iS -.obC; i l|l| 1 W A ilxfl Iv't' A GEFUe SVVEOtH V
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    • 362 9 The Mid December ISSUE His Master’s voice Records are now available at ilt S. MOUTRIE Co., Ltd, ie, BISHOP ST., P2NANG. Ilis Master’s Voice” Specialists, X-u iN SLUMP TIMES ADVEnTISi tra I\. the motto oj eyery nan > sometmnp to tell sitnnlJ be Publicity, Publicity enl again Public ity. Economy
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  • 1765 10 Effect on Malaya Mr F. E. Mair’s Criticism of Scheme Jty Dutch Air Mail London» Dicember 1 At the meeting of Tekka Ltd., hdd at Rehrath.on November 24, Mr. Frank E. Mair (chairman), after dealing with Recounts for the year ended March 31, 1931, and summarising the
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  • 265 10 TO-DAY’S PRICES The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Co.’s share list at 11 ajn. to-day Yesterday To-day jj E $2 85 M Q) CD G? G) Shares >. oq ra 00 to. t o. to. I o. Rubber (Dollar) Ayer Psnas .60 70
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  • 127 10 Eastern Smelting Co. Ltd. London December 15, Spot £136.10.0 three months’ buying £139.7,6 three month’s Belling £139 10.0. Messrs. Boustead d Co Ltd. 17th December quotation for Singapore refined tin 169.37} peilplcul, bueinefß done 100 tone, Penang refinel tin $69 40 per picul, busin<»oB done 25 tonr, unrefined
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  • 1029 10 KENNEDY CO. SHARE LIST KAMBS I H "a e a> ■tTBBBX BEMMI.I f e f Allenby Babbe» Qa)ab Bnbbcs fctaM 37| 4- Ayei Hste-r Plsnfcf Bynaw* 72* 8f Kuning T J® J Ayer Panae Babbes -5565, Balau Ptwaltnf BvnßMab: BaMett Babbei O» J® 4 Bata Blntauß BrttaS 6» W BeAfcvi
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  • 61 10 Lalest Lzndoa, York nd Local P i.ei r//v. LONDON Ipt §l3B 5 0 Up £l-7 8 3 Batts ***** 6 Up £l7 6 SINGAPORE p.r picul Up 12} c. ICO to s dor.e Lnta 215/16 J, Dowa J d. tan Tor; 4g c. <Gold) Down i c.
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  • 80 10 Penang, December 17 By Courtesy of th* Chartered Bank On London Btnk Demand 2/4 3/32 H 4 m/ti 2/4 3/16 Private 3 m/cs credit 2 4 2 '/32 3 Documentary 2’4 27/32 On Ne -v York Bank Demand 39} nom Fra ice h T.T 940 nom India h T-T
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  • 68 10 Will be paid b? the Astiibnt Super’.ntended,Government Monopolhe, P ia gj for information Lading to the discovery io ths Straits S.tremens cf ifae f 11/wicg: HOKKIENB (1) Lim T-va Chong alies Lim Tuah Chong. (2) Bocn H:ck alias Tai Hick tlias Ab H ck. (3j LimT csHeog a’ias
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  • Page 10 Advertisements
    • 92 10 rassszszsra ■«MNgawi- I HERD 1008 RADIATOR I WHILE YOU USE YOUR CAR! OSEiI ON SALE AT GARAGES, Distributors: K. LEE SAN CO., 81, BEACH STREET, PENANG. This bottle is a Guarantee of PURITY «QUALITY Look for the label and take no other. The brandy with the best reputation in the
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  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
    • 45 10 The Famous Dean’s Star Opera of Singapore Present TONIGHT AT 9 P M. at Theatre Royal, Penang Road “HOORAY ARAB” A Charity Performance in aid of AL’MASHOOR ISLAMIC SCHOOL FUND. Book your seats early so as to avoid disappointment. ALL FBEE LISTS SUSPENDED FOB TO-NIGHT.
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  • 681 11 I HALO 3 OF GLORY XOT JUSTIFIED Brigands as They Really Are Ajaccio, November 15 I- wai rumoured to»day that Spad?,l the moet formidable of the Corficm I banditp, hat been captured, and though the report wae denied later the police are I hopefn' of putting their
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    • 358 11 OLD SCOTCH jgx I 'Wfe‘y I II tikwN^ x I I '4 FAVOURITE I I w 1W Appreciated I I M from i i W H fc PE NfINC W i N ba* TO hriGflPORE I <B flk I I BOUSIEAD CO., LTD., F.M S. OBTAINABLE FROM K Mews. Pritchard
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    • 347 11 I Th© Presenf Problem I I Let Dunlop Solve it For You I I M I Lock at our list of PRESENTS that will really be L‘ I USED and appreciated. Then write to u?, or to I AV EARNES. or to K. LEE SAN, Penarg, ordering jg what you
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  • 918 12 Port of Pen tag 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 Sailing Stoaint r Tang Song Bsrnam River Paisa Langkawi and Kantang To day
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    • 177 12 Mince pies festive Season I Made at Our Own Spotless I “Royal” Bakery, Singapore and Delivered to Your Door. Supplies Arriving on the 23 rd inst. I and thereafter dai’yLet us have your orders early that you may cot be I disappoin tv d. $l.OO per dozen I Singapore Cold
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  • 144 13 Latest Quotations Wed. Tues. Bat Dec. 16 Deo. 15 Sept. 19 Par, B 87& 87j 128.96 New York 8.44 f 8.44$ 4.85 i Montreal 4 27 4 26fc Brussels 24> 241 84.83 Geneva 17t 1711/16 24.86 Amsterdam 8§ 8f 12.03 Milan 671 67f 92 89 Berlin
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  • 251 13 Penang December 17 Btß. Benaree Opium p. the a non 5 030.00 Slow n 20.00 9old leaf 72.00 Mace FW*f nom 170.0 T Nutmegs B's u 70.00 tt HOe u 60.00 □oconutipvi 1,000 «I 15.00 Ocpra Sundries buyers 5.45 Rattans mlw IL 10 Rattans Coarse 10.69 sen Snail
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  • 93 13 MUNICIPALITY OF GEORGE TOWN The health statement for the Municipality of George Town for the week ending December 12. 1931, shows a total cf 65 deatht—37 males end 28 females—.he death-rate being 22.60 per mille compared with 21 56 in the preceding week and with 18.10 in the
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  • Page 13 Advertisements
    • 339 13 A new set of Es fej m im PLUGS is a wonderful fonic for an engine that is no longer new J3L— nw r> "Wl LODGB T« nt L rjS 4 f l“Americ«n thread t* r smell hexagon t—-/Jji F IJt 7i Mr oo 8» finnSl Jot Model "A" /LODStI
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    • 546 13 I'TfL writing comfort OBW long kest time for us! service npHE cold weather is the best time for us; fevers sad I sickness are at their lowest. And in the few short, at a low cold months lost energies must be recuperated and price reserves of vitality built up to
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  • 166 14 BRITISH BEST Committee on Springs ’ssues Report of Its Findings After sitting for nine year?, the Springs R'S a'ch Ckmmittee has issued its report. The Oonumittee wsb appointed in 1922 by the of Sc entifis and Industrial Research. U regaLs obtained dtri'g and fefter the war frcna
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