Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 22 March 1932

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  • 20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833 PUBLISHED DAILY No. 6G. VOL. LXXXX. TUESDAY, 22nd MARCH, 1932, PRICE 10 CENTS
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    • 177 1 If; HAG ATA Bi;oTH£liB DENTISTS Heed Office next |o The Dispenaary. Office 52, Leith Street I Dollar Exchange Tables I STERLING into DOLLARS C $rW DOLLARS into STERLING i V tanptmj?/ 'tewSrw ASCENDING IN A Sixty-Fourths of a Penny Q vylyfev Price $6 cac h I X The Pinang Gazette
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    • 15 1 H.TOKISATSU| STUDIO with up-to-date Photography by elooirto Ughi. Toom m M 70. lIIBHOP BTBJBBT. PBIUNQ.
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    • 2117 2 BOXING BANKS. 213, Green Lane two storeyed “Buy British, and so employ British6 10. Hargraves Road, I BANK I NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL II labour by land and by sea” I Oompound house. OREN TO ALL 0F L m| TEll MAATSCHAPPIJ, I. V. Bea AMATEURS [lnoonwreted in Eiitlud] neTHEBLANDR TRADING 80CDSTY H
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  • 220 3 hature Of lhe Universe ENDLESS SUCCESSIONS OF STELLAR SYSTEMS Chicago, February 21 The theory that cosmogony is at odds with the explosion theory of Prcfessois Eddirgton and Jeans is advanced by William D. Macmillan, Professor of Mathematical Astronomy at the Oliver sity of Chicago», who pictures
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  • 156 3 A quaint epitaph, cut on a sand stone plaque, is to be seen on the exterior wall, by the west door, of St. Mary’s Church, Shrewsbury. In the year 1758 a rops was stretched from the highest window of the church to a field on the other
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  • 108 3 A New York correspondent cf the Evening Standard describes an experience which promised to be exciting, but wasn't. He was lunching in a popular restaurant when three tough-looking men entered and made for the cash desk, ail ostentatiously displaying automatics- He prepared to dive under the
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  • 105 3 Women are entering upon a new campaign, ciaimirg that they should no longer be required to state, in filling up legal or other documents, whether they are “single” or ’’married.” Dr. Amy Sheppard, speaking at a luncheon in London, said she greatly resented that women should still
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  • 86 3 Twenty-fiva veterans of the siege of Mafeking will meet at Pax Hill, Lord Baden-Poweli’s country house at Bentley, Hampshire, on May 17, the 32nd anniversary of the relief of the town. Brigadier-General 0. Ryan, who was in charge of the commissariat in Mafeking. wiH be one
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  • 55 3 Chicago “Steve” Donoghue on his arrival here from Los Angeles en route for England, has tipped Lord Astor’s Mannamead as the winner of this year’s Derby. Dem ghue said that he was hopeful of getting the mount on Mannamead, as he felt cure that he would then
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    • 343 3 T jk?* JBBn WOOwfMiy v >. rf TRY THIS i W I DAINTY RECIPE i i j j J Fruit Salad j C< i 2 pint JtUy j M 4 v L. Strain svrnp from fruit. rr -f <1 C 53 I Dissolve jelly in 1 pint I x£|k e
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    • 118 3 DOUBLE «rS •tK' (6C xWz LJ7 W ESTEZHzi W r\ /Zz BSEI3H Z ZZ KV,.v--.r*a SSZSioIH Z kA c Z ■STslilsS Z V A vcksi lAnx Li ASK FOR CAPSTAN BLUE TOP t I --..z J IN EXCHANGE atf For 200 used Stamps of Straits Settlemeats Malay States. Slam, Hong
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  • 920 4 COLOMBO ELECTION DECLARED VOID Bribery and Undue Influence The election of Dr. R. Saravanamuttu to the State Council was declared nui and void by Mr. Justice Drieberg in the judgment he delivered on March 8 in the Colombo Njrth election petition case. The Judge held that
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    • 578 4 I A A PRUDENTIAL WHAT MARRIED MAN jfl ™»ides a, WOULD NOT FEEL j P °f 2o y earl f rot commencement of EASIER IN MIND FOR ALLi o Cach when the payments come to an enJ £ia <* rtain 'm"' of J atk after 20 years I you MIND
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  • 1910 5 Annual Meeting Ur. J. W. Kennedy Announces His Retirement Thirty One Years in Malaya J. f 3 iat Annual General I Ijieetiog o f the above AssoII (btion «as held on Sunday I 4, i iledoma Club, Nibong !i Mr. J. W. Kennedy ‘ntesident in the
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  • 328 5 loyalty of native police Raids by Savages Only Occasional Tribal warfare and the practice of head hunting are dying out in Papua according to Sir Hubert Murray, the Lieutenant- Governor. Occasional raids by savages on peaceful natives, he said, were to be expected until ill the natives
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    • 325 5 chimpio?! I No Columbia i PORTABLES WEARNE BROS. LTD., are the result of years of scientific research. PENANG. Amazing 1 tone, combined with Best British workmanship, makes these instruSB? ments pre-eminent in their I JPW F7"*" E class for style and finish v NONE I ft BUT I i the
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  • 925 6 SEVENTY YEARS OF LXISTENCE Constabulary Formed Instead ALTHOUGH the Sarawak Rangers were only given that title in September, 1872, an armed force had been maintained In Kuching since 1862 (says the Sarawak G-z 4te\ Until then a small force of armed police had been in existence but
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  • 792 6 Oei Tiong Ham Estate Duties Case Leave to carry to the Frivy Council for decision a question of great importance to the subjects of his Majesty the King in this olony was obtained from the Court of ppeal, Singapore, on Saturday by the •oHcitor-General (Mr
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  • 109 6 8.0.0. FEAT 1.0F.A. IN POOR GAME From Our Own Correspondent Singapore. March 21 The S.O 0. defeated the I O.F A. by the only goal in a poor game in the first division of the league Poth sides were sow and many chincss were missed. The ICF A.
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  • 357 6 Mr. and Mrs. Denis Bantry, of Singapore, were in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. Mr. Wright, who had been acting as gaoler has returned to Singapore whilst Mr. Page has resumed the appointment as Gaoler, Malacca. Mr. S R. Wallace, the survivor of the Klang shooting incident in
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  • 226 6 COUSER -SINCLAIR The wedding took place on Saturday afternoon at St. Ms ya Church. Kuala Lumpur, of Mr Alex* ler Henry Couser of the Public Works D- partment Taiping son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Couser of KJkeel. Co. Down North Ireland* and Miss Winifred Sinclair,
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  • 191 6 1 CHEW—TYE 3 3 t Mr. Tye Shook Yean and Mr. Chew Lan j Kai have jointly issued invitations for the B marriage of their children, Mr. Chew Yew Seng, second son of Mr. Chew Lan Kai and Miss Tye Sin Yoong. second daughter of Mr. Tye
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  • 388 6 a WEIGHTS FOR SATURDAY Good Fields in Card of Nine Events The following are the handicaps for the first day of the Perak Turf Club Easter Amateur Meeting to be run at Ipoh on Saturday, March 26 Rice 1 Polo Ponies. Cakohweights—About 2 furs 2.00
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  • 50 6 BANGKOI TEAM LEAVING ON WEDNESDAY From Oar Own Correspondent Bangkok, Yesterday The Bangkok cricketers are leaving for Penarg on Wednesday. Great difficulty has been experienced in getting a team together bat four of last year s men are again available including Le May who is this year’s captain.
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  • 38 6 NIBONG TEBAL DEFEATS f ERTAM ESTATE In the Province Wellesley Football, Association League tha Nibong Tebal. Recreation Club defeated the Bertam Estate Club by four goals to nil on the Caledonia Estate ground on unlay.
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    • 24 6 SANFORDS RUBBER STAMP INK will help your stamp pad and rubber stamp to give better impressions and longer service. The Pinang Gazette PRESS, LTD.
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    • 223 6 NOVELS > England Arise By Godfrey Elton Is| 1 i Tae Crimes of Punifhment M Wilson 51 5 j Bruinii Maj -r PbLios H.dgu 51 Six British Bat’’”? Hiu>ire B> 1 ck 5| W. r. Wine and Woman Wilfred Saint Thrte Go Back J. Les le Mitchell 31 Jeeves Omnibus
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
    • 121 6 l— -«8a,.,, To-night at 6-15 9-30 Positively Your Last Chance to See FOX MOVIETONE S “Over the 1101” with James Duan, Sally tilers Mae Marsh Al -O U “HKLS CF VULCAN” (Glimpses of the Wo Id's M 4 Active Volcanoes) Entire ihLiig-e To-morrow! CLIVE BROOK in Paramount’s Jubilee Tiompi] “51
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  • 695 7 tVJR-ME COURT SUIT Large fums Mentioned r jt in which very big sums e involved, either in promissory teS or guarantees, or in other ua c commenced in the jcpreme Conri this morning, juil; cese >1» P'iocips' people concernOng Hack Hood the plaintiff .y. s Bon Tin
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  • 1042 7 A progressive club President’s Valedictory Address The Hu Yew Seah held its 18lh annual general meeting at the premises of the >Bsocfation, Madras Lane, on runday, at 2 p.m. I here was a fairly large attendance and Yr. Koh -in Hock, the senior Vicer resident, presided.
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  • 465 7 FELLOW AO USED’S COMMENT “You’re Such a Terrible Liar From Our Own Correspondent Singapore, March 21 D B Pestana. the last remaining accused in the Hap Heng Mineral Syndicate, was un icr cross examination almost the whole l-.y by the DPP and the 00-acciised Hn
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  • 72 7 EJLECTIO 'OMPETITION AT EASTER Au Eclectic Competition will be held over Easter week end under the usual conditions. Tbe Monthly Mixed will be pl*yed on Wednesday March 80 Entries close on Monday. A mixed American Tennis Tournament will be held at the Club during the Easter holidays
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  • 68 7 POLICE TEiM FOR WEDNESDAY’S M AT JH The following are selected to represent the Penang v cl ce Football XI. against The Clerical Subordinate Football XI. at 500 pm. sharp on Wednesday, at the < atani Road Ground. Bachan Singh Koneh and Babjon; Kee eong W. logham and
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  • 235 7 CRICKET AND FOOTBALL TEAMB The annual cricket teat between the Penang Malays and the Singapore has been arranged to take place at the M. F- A. ground, Bileetier Plains, Singapore, commencing on S dur Jay, 26. h at 2,15 and continued on Sunday and Monday. This
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  • 67 7 RE ARRANGED TIES Owing to the Easter holidays the following ties have been re-arranged Wednesday, March 23 —Ladies Singles Handicap final —l5 4 Mies Y Oarr'e v —5 Miss 0 Southam. The match between W A Williams and G A Roz*!l is postponed. Thursday, March 24—Men’s Doubles
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  • 64 7 To morrow at the Wa crfall Guldens 4 5 p m. March Hero<i All Bidgood Overture The A’cidiiEH Wood SeLcti.n Rtmlniecer.ceß Of Gicnod Godfr y Incidental ‘Monsieur Mus’cto R?tse No. 1 Interm’zz) 2 Leit Motif 3 The Gavottee 4 Chant dee Voyageurs i, 5 T ove Sa*na I
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    • 583 7 I IS THERE FRICTION IN YOUR HOME I J A LITTLE 0 J SHELL HOUSEHOLD OIL C WILL WORK WONDERS. Z SOLD IN 8 OZ. TINS. J Stronger Nerves Increased Enerqy 3 SLEEPLESSNESS By using Sanatogen you will soon enjoy sound, healthy sleep again, because Sanatogen takes I away the
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  • 485 8 The report of the committee set up to enquire into the c mditious affecting road and railway transport in Malaya had a bad press. Few will deny that it deserved it, A more blatant attempt to throttle private enterprise in order to extricate the F. M. S.
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  • 359 8 The imposition by France of a surtax of fifteen per cent ad valorem on goods emanating from the Straits Settlements, "in eonefqoence of depreciated currency,” cannot be regarded ae other than an unfriendly gesture, which in no way reciprocates our treatment of French goods when
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  • 618 8 Penarg, Tuesday WE have noticed no prosecutions for unmuzzled dogs since the rabies order was extended. Yet we have seen no evidence of the same vigilance on the p irt of the authorities as was display j, ed a year when u shooters were active Qi and
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  • 95 8 Tin— Spot Yesterday To-ay London £l3O 2s. fit £127 7s. 61 Tin (3 Months) London £l3l 17s. 6d. £129 Os. 01 Singapore $66.25 $6->.25 Business Done 150 tons tons Penang $66.25 $65.37j Business Done 25 tons 25 tons Rubber London 2| d, 1 6 New York 3J c.
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    • 166 8 WAITER £GGS ROWNTREES Jdigd Quality Chocolate fSovelties Qfji'ldren A LARGE SELECTION. I John Little Co., Ltd., Penang 1 Sole Agents of ROWNTREEb Products. Scrr-3g-.k— v ->*S M J Z t <LMCC L>\ .taSW&L T)O you suffer from weakness? Are long rests necessary to get you through the fatigues of XiiO’l'
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    • 32 8 E. O. THE BEST SITUATED SEASIDE HOTEL IN THE EAST. ALL ROOMS FACE THE SEA each with sitting room and private bathroom attached. MOOEM SANITATION THROUGHOUT EXCELLENT CUISINE under expert European Chef.
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  • 612 9 REMOVAL of uncertainty WELCOMED Rubber Industry’s Fresh Hopes COMMODITY S N EW LOW RECORD fj', of rubber in London 'rduy touched a new low rd" of 1 7 8d„ but recover- at ‘L closj of business to *****6 d, British rubber companies which are c*.
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  • 48 9 wao can piODUue —Rugby Radio Service. Businessmen May Accompany Ministers The Prime Minister was asked in the of Commons whether it was proad that selected businessmen should I toop&ny ministers to Ottawa for the Conference. -'■i said the matter was at present under --tiderition.—Rugbj Radio Service.
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  • 100 9 he house will be rebuilt.—Rugby Radio Service. GIFT TO PRINCESS The miniature house which was designed and bui.t in Wales and presented to the Duke and Duchess of York for their daughter, Princess Elizabeth, was destroyed by fire yesterday when being transported by road to London for
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  • 221 9 .—Reuter. Marked Improvement Coutu u. s Answering a Parliamentary question regarding the politics! situation in India during the past week, the Secretary for India, Sir Samuel Hoare said the broad effect of the reports from the rovinoes indicated marked improvement in several directions In particular the Muslim situation
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  • 72 9 —Rugby Radio Service Ready to Take Advantage of Trade Recovery During a speech the Labour Minister Sir, Henry Betterton, said great confidence was now generally felt throughout Fritain. He believed that when orderly progress onoe again took the p'ace of economic chaos, the nation might find themselves in
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  • 76 9 O «V* V&AAK/ae* ,—Rugby Radio Service. Honour for Salvation Army Band The Salvation Army Regent Hall Band played at the forecourt of Buckingham Palace on Sunday for an hour. Their Majesties’ grandchildren, Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret, were taken to the Palace especially to hear the music,
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  • 69 9 —Rugby Radio c ervioe. Closer Union Under Consideration The Foreign Secretary, Sir- John Simon, replying to a question said the subject of closer economic relations between States with a view to assisting their fin»* 3l recovery was under active consideration of priocip.Hr iotarMted Inoludme D He' «raid Minounoemen»
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  • 166 9 and to report by the end of July.’’—Rugbj Radio Service. Industrial Enquiry Committee A committee comprising four represents tives of the railways and four of firms engaged in goods transport by road has been set up with comprehensive terms of reference as follows: > -i. To
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  • 159 9 Maroontd on Lonely Island Constantinople, March 21 Lson Trotsky, the exi'ed Russian laader, was shipwrecked on a lone is'and name? Dog ”in the Sea of Marmora. He was s member of a fishing party when a sudden gust of icy wind known as a "blick breath” drove
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  • 80 9 I. Reuter. Braz !ian Order for German Fuel Cablee have been received in Cardiff stating that orders for 75 000 tons of coal for the Brazilian railways have been given to Germany. Payment is to be made in cargoes of coffee and other goods. Inquiries were made in
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  • 60 9 De Groot Discharged on Medical Evidence Sydney, March 21 The stipendiary magistrate of the Lunacy fourt after hearing medical evidence die charged De Groot who created a scene at the opening of Sydney Bridge on Saturday. —Reuter. You will probably get more dollars for that car you
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  • 392 9 i. —Reuter. MR. HIROTA SEES KARAKHAN Moscow, March 22 Further queries by Kirakhan have elicited *n assurance from Mr. Hirota that the Japanese army in the Kwantung Penineuli is c’osaly watching the activities of Russian White Guards and are prepared if necessary to repress politics! insurgent activity against
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  • 41 9 3—R enter. Surtax of Fifteen Per Cent. Imposed I Paris, March 22 In consequence of depreciated currencies a surtax of fifteen per cent, ad va'orem has been imposed on goods emanating from Japan and the Straits Settlements
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  • 141 9 T 3 BE TRIED IN DISTRICT COURT When the Penang rioting cases, in which 17 Chinese stood charged some with rioting and others with criminal intimidation, were mentioned in the Penang Police Court this morning before Mr. E. J ago, the D. P. P. (Mr. L. B.
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    • 16 9 I Z 4®l I C .X M M A Sole Importers; The East Asiatic Co., Limited.
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    • 164 9 .JASCHA HEIFETZ! PLAYED the VIOLIN AT THE I AGE of THREE! Read the outline cf the amazing musical career of this wonderful violinist in "His Master's Voice’ Catalogue furthermore, HEAR him play as though actually playing for tyou and don t miss Recordi.No. DA 984. i moutrie s of course.
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  • 843 10 ANNUAL MEETING Well Equipped to Face Long Depression The thirty fif:h ordinary general meeting of the eh reholderi of Meesra. Frieer and Neave, Limited, was held at the Company's cffie*s Trcfalgir S;reet, Singa* pore, on Saturda Thoie prepent were: Messrs. W, H. Maagregor (chairman), 0.
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  • 739 10 TO-DAY’S PRICES Ths following were the latest (notations la MESSRS. KENNEDY* Oo.’b stars list at 11 am. to day:— Yesterday To-day S S 8 S Shams tX a n 00 So. o. o. to» Rubber (Dollar' Ayer Panas 35 -45 .25 30 Kedah 140 1.50 1.35
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  • 877 10 LOCAL COMPETITION Negotiations Which Did Not Succeed Mr. W. H. M cGregor presided over the annual genera) meeting of Malayan Breweries, Limited, held in the Com pany’a Offices, Trafalgar Street, on Saturday. Others present were: Messrs. C. V. Bailey. E O. H. Cbarlwnt d, F. E. Dilley,
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  • 227 10 Latest Quotations Mon. Sat. Sai. March 21 March 19 Sept 19 Pails 92g 128.96 Rew York 8.64§ 8.65 4.851 Montreal 4 08} 4.07} Brusssb 26 3/16 26} 84.88 Chueva 18 29/32 18} 24.86 Amsterdam 9 06} 905 12.08 Milan 70 7/16 70} 92.89 Berlin 15.35 15
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  • 256 10 Pea?n7i March 22 1 CF. r Benares Opium F. ebsc» wna 5 OXi.OC f Cloves $O.Oa Gold leaf s’LLsm 7X.Oi Masz Pi«k>g uax 170.01 Nutmegs Ils u 70.0( 3 H HOs M 60.00 Coconuts pet 1.006 r 15.01 1 Copra Sundries six a 1 sales 610 Rattans sales
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  • 940 10 KENNEDY CO., SHARE LIST a 1 1 BUBSBB VMM I t 1 Allenby KsHoi S» 5 01 Ain Gajafi Eabbos MaSa 2 3 J Am*l«aaa«eS Balay BrtatM —7 8 Ay» BAaa Flantfni Bynßaate 7 75 j Aya Kan Sac Babba Brttea 1 2' Aya Botek Babba Oe 2 3 Aya
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  • 65 10 Pen March 22 By Couritn of ih« On London Bank Demand 2/3 25..ii h m 3 o-j 7/32 Privs*» 3 m/te ere j. J Doonm.r.l n S On N.. York Bank France n x t Ind.. h TT 13-4 a Birgkok n ’f p ’jo2 m B««ta TT jp.o.p.-jm.
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  • 1127 11 Penalties for Intentional Knock-on or Throw Forward In the cage of a knrek-on or throw forward the ball, according to Law 14, it bn tight bick to the place of infringement, and a ecru in'rag? formed there, unl*Pf: 1 fair citci haa b
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  • 101 11 Subsciptiors to the European Unempa yment Fan! from members of the Eur. pe»n com aaunity, who do not already subfcribs are e.rneetly solicited. Expenditure by the Penarg Committee on relief f»r unemployed Europeans amounts to SBOO a month, and the only source of income ii from
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    • 185 11 'Pina ng gazette IS OBTAINABLE DAILY FROM OUR AGENTS AT P.M. Bukit Mertajam at 3.45 Simpang Ampat 4.10 Sungei Bakap 4.20 Xibong Tebal 4.30 Barit Buntar 4.45 Sungei Lima 5.C0 Bagan Serai 5.15 Kamunting 6.20 Taiping 6.30 Sungei Patani 6.45 POST SC/eSCP/SFPS IN TiII'FOLLOWING AREAS Batterworth, Prai, Kepala Batis, Peuaga,
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    • 374 11 Check your baby’s weight WIIAI A Baß> >HOI I P I ACF WEIGHT X C a h,r h 7/8 ,bs I a i 1 month 9 lb, r 0 \a I 2 mcn,hs ,b k Ai I ’XT 3 T 2 ib S T \i '1 1 4 in ibs.
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  • 1143 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 Mama o? Prom Sailing For Date of SslHui neamer Krian Teluk Anson Bigin Beliwan To-day Datoh Malacca Pulau Langkawi and Teluk
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    • 233 12 ■yL I pi |CB3| »1 FAR EASTERN MAIL PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICE OUTWARDS For Fort Swettenham, Singapore, Manila, Yokohama, Kobe, Osaka, Moji Hankow and Takao M »r. 28 x s.s. ‘FRANKEN” [NDL] For Port Swettenham, Malacca, Japan and Hankow. A Pr. 1 m.s. “FRIESLAND” TH AL] For Pert Swettenham. Singapore, Manila
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  • 291 13 heavy losses in jungle Modern Pirates Glad to Return Home Mexico City UR\ IVORS of the small band of Mexican yr uths who left in Septemter on a filibustering expedition to > enezuela and have jast straggled back relate adventures involving abduction, piracy on the high eeap, and
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  • 149 13 VIEW OF HOME OJFIOE Great interest has been aroused in Kent following a statement made at the meeting of the Kent County Council that the Home Office regretted that it had add Maidstone Gaol, The view is expressed that the Heme Office might desire to
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    • 309 13 All the Smartest Women are Wearing Tobralco "j Tobralco designs are so lovely and so varied. The colours are delightful and so reliable. The fabric is so good. Chic, yes. Economical also. For Tobralco weais and wears washes and washes—kef ping its charms through incredibly long service. British made, and
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    • 55 13 l Un 1 Allenburgs Foods Made from ths purest «ft oi cows paatwad in tke haase counties, the Foods are as aaaUy jdig*«tee as mother 8 aailk. They are iwm frw and ara alaspb 4m. U MHm WUHIMHk* wa.wjw r~* ts£ AUm Haadxye Led. LmHm I Hr I k H.
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    • 232 13 The Man out of Work will benefit by every tin of De Reszke Cigarettes sold in 1932 I Messrs. GODFREY PHILLIPS LTD,, manufac- turers of DE RESZKE Cigarettes, have decided to donate to the European and Asiatic Unemployment Funds to be divided equally 2 cents I on every tin aold_
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  • 424 14 ALLEGATIONS OF IMMORALITY) < Bishop’s Command to~i Bring Action A rector who was ordered by hie Bishop to take legal proceeding! to clear hie character or resign was awarded £ICO damages with costsi in an action for libel heard at Llangefni (Anglesey) Sheriff*! Curt. H-s wfs
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  • 236 14 AT HIS REQUEST AND WINS A case of considerable interest to motcrists was hsird at Croydon when Arthur H. Pern, a banker, of Wilton-crescent, Knightsbridge, was summoned for driving a c r without due care and attention in London road, Mitcham, on December 7. Evidence
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    • 175 14 fee? v > <£ £cVC aW v^^Ls* 05 ,g* IE Ev ĕfia|SljLr «N *Z I hMB BE? I SjF >. ■■■B TO i LET» PREPARATIONS SOiR de PARlS"—evening in Paris a phrase evocative of romance and beauty, is the name given by M. Bourjois to his latest, his supreme creation.
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    • 67 14 Handsome gijtj Jor all purposes:— IRISH LINEN DRAWN-THREAD WORK Consisting of:— Baby things, table cloths, bedsheets and pillow cases, dinner and luncheon sets, mats, Duchess sets, handkerchiefs, silk and cotton underwear, ladies silk stockings of latest style and many other things. Aho Foo Chow Lacquer Ware and Curios to be
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    • 695 14 l HrWTMWaMgW——WiI ■■■>■ I 11 II U i I Assets exceed <12,000,009 9. C. Assurance in force over <35,000,000. I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. I incorporated is Strait» Settlements). 5 HF AD CFFICF Greet Eastern Life Building. Cecil Street. LONDON OFFICE i 27, Old Jewry, KX. g
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  • 462 15 Penang March 22, 1932. CHOWBASTA MARKET cte. Meat Peef Steak kati 32 Stew or Ourry do 22 Pork lean do 48 Po-k lean fat Ist quality do 38 Mntton Indian ib 49 do Australian do 40 I 1 owl kati 24 Capons locally reared do 45 Ueri do
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    • 187 15 "(V6en tfje pace begins to tell! i ffl onr energies have begun to flag Ife are T P eSSDreB of ''fe r f HL pnvr^roq?v ,n yont mouth— I 8 ,YLLOS AN revitalises and re 'IOU’WIw Datefl tbe .whole human or th*H} 8 r vlfeorHteß and renews the blood in
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    • 88 15 for the comihg season We have made adequate preparations to meet the rush. Our price maintained in spite of increased working costs. If you want prompt deliveries call at SIN SIN, 152, Campbell Street. MIN SIN, 150, Campbell Street. SHE SEN, 191, Chulia Street. —m WHY WORRY? Ush" yoru*: GO
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    • 571 15 THE FUTURE OFeTHE EMPIRE lies in the arms cf every nursing moth# ’T''HFRE are occasions when, do what you J• A will, the Mother's milk remains scanty, weak and unsuitable. In these Sun-sh-pe Glaxo has proved helpful to the M »rhet, remedying the difficulty and allowing rufurJ feeding to go
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