Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 26 October 1932
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1932-10-26 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE gSTABUSHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 253. Vol. LXXXX. WEDNESDAY. 26th OCTOBER. 1932. PRICE 10 CENTS20 words
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477 1932-10-26 1 —Reuter. OF OPINION WITH GOVERNMENT action to restore freedom of trade gj.i ATERAL NEGOTIATIONS WILL MAKE LITTLE IMPRESSION WOGRESS TOWARDS LOWER TARIFFS RETARDED BY GOVERNMENT POLICY London, Yesterday. Owing to difference of opinion with Government, Sir Walter Layton ha. resigned from the Preparatory Committee.—Reuter. - 477 words
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Article106 1932-10-26 1 F‘ ance To Follow British Intention Paris, October 21. ktk? M 1 f llOW the re P° rted British j the p regards 1116 Payment of debts Fenced d StateS the Finance Minister F e,n l*r b av T d y She wiU ma ke the Wl« c106 words
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Article304 1932-10-26 1 and had begun production.—Rugby Radio Service. GREAT DECLINES IN U. S., FRANCE AND GERMANY Britain Unscathed Since December Rugby, Yesterday. The Prime Minister, replying to a Commons question to-day, said Government’s policy would continue to be to provide in every way in their power conditions required forand had begun production.—Rugby Radio Service. - 304 words
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Article212 1932-10-26 1 Decline Attributed To Seasonal Influences Rugby, Yesterday. After a further decline to 3.28 dollars sterling on New’ York recovered to-day to 3.30%. The low price of the pound is attributed in city circles here to influences of a seasonal character which are naturally more marked since the departure from212 words
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Article100 1932-10-26 1 Rugby Radio Service. Representations To French Government Object Achieved Rugby, Yesterday. Questioned in the Commons regarding negotiations with France and Germany on restrictions imposed upon imported B “tish coal in those countries, Mr. Walter Runciman said representations made to the French Government were directed towards securing that theRugby Radio Service. - 100 words
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Article82 1932-10-26 1 Reuter Wireless. Vienna, October 21. The hurtling of an inkpot was used to enforce arguments at a stormy sitting of the assembly over the recent rioting in the factory quarter at Bernmering when three people were killed and ten seriously injured. The social democrat leader, Herr HauerReuter Wireless. - 82 words
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Article165 1932-10-26 1 .—Reuter Wireless, Mr. Mellon on U. S. Tariffs and Ottawa London, Oct. 20. The real question to be decided at the coming United States’ Presidential election was that of leadership, declared Mr. Mellon, the American Ambassador, when addressing the English-speaking Union at Manchester to-day. He said it was.—Reuter Wireless, - 165 words
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Article202 1932-10-26 1 .—Reuter. MINOR ALTERATIONS SUGGESTED AWAITING REPLY London, Yesterday. Proposals for the regulation of tea exports submitted by producers of Java and Sumatra were considered by the Committees of Indian Tea and the Ceylon and South Indian Associations in London which suggested minor alterations. They are now waiting.—Reuter. - 202 words
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Article40 1932-10-26 1 Reuter Wireless. Berlin, October 21. “Relations of mutual trust between Germany and Britain are essential for Germany’s future,” Herr Hitler emphatically declared when replying to several speeches made by Herr Von Papen, in which he criticised the Nazis.—Reuter Wireless. - 40 words
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Article141 1932-10-26 1 .—Reuter Wireless. Rev. Davidson Brings Scandal To Church and His Holy Order London, Oct. 21. The Reverend Harold Francis Davidson, Rector of Stiffkey, was deposed and degraded and stripped of ecclesiastical promotions, benefits and emoluments amid remarkable scenes in Norwich Cathedral. The tiny fourteenth century Bauchum Chapel.—Reuter Wireless. - 141 words
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Article64 1932-10-26 1 .—Reuter. Two Men Charged With Mail Bag Robbery London, Y esterday. Two men were charged with mail bagrobbery at Euston Station involving £6,000 in registered packages. The police combed London last week and numerous pound notes from the bag were found in a chimney in one of the.—Reuter. - 64 words
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Advertisement19 1932-10-26 1 I NOTICE M r T. NAGATA, Dentist, has come back from leave, an d attending from Monday, 24th Oct.19 words
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Advertisement71 1932-10-26 1 LONDON LETTER FOR WOMEN Page 6 BUY BRITISH AND BE PROUD OF IT 2MORRIS COWLEY SALOON 30 k 1932 MODEL MILES PER PRICE GALLON. 9 IS WITH SLIDING HEAD /[j| FEATURES:—New Radiator and wide “Eddyfree” body Hydraulic Brakes Safety Rear Tank Low frame, improved clearance, longer springs—Air-filter and preheater—Magna type71 words
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Advertisement2119 1932-10-26 2 SATES FOR CASUAL PUBLIC HOLIDAY Municipality Of George BANKS, ADVERTISEMENTS Town Penan 9- ape |J 7^u The Exchonge Banks t h B Spot Nederlandsche Hande! Hongkonc QnJ Conservancy Superintendent > TcHpm9 S J P UI M V CL i -Ml communications relating to w j|| close On Friday. Applications are2,119 words
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Article299 1932-10-26 3 offered FREE for I 21 YEARS If Tenant Will Finish Building It have covered a mystery house that L, has taken, despite the offer of free t it stands on a hill-top, looking down the old-world village of South Wam-| 'Broufh, between Alton and Odiham, on main299 words
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Article255 1932-10-26 3 A Profit Of $101,902 Last Year directors of the Singapore Cold ■rage Co.. Ltd., in their report for the ll vi mon'hs ended June 30th, 1932 state fe the Profit for the year amounted to fc1.902 97, to which must be added Jount brought forward from last255 words
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Article127 1932-10-26 3 A N AUSTRALIAN RESIGNATION disagreement with CABINET’S TARIFF POLICY pt deral J E Fe nton, the M. Mr j er ener al, has been acthat he S’’ the Prime Minister, Nation on th accepted Mr. Fenton’s e ®ent with thA?°i^ d f “K enera l disw J th C t127 words
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Article324 1932-10-26 3 “SOLDIERS OF THE QUEEN” AT THE “TROC” AS IT WAS 36 YEARS AGO London, Oct. 12 The book of time was turned back 36 years at the Trocadero Restaurant. It was “Memories Night”—just 36 years since the “Troc” was opened as a restaurant on the ground324 words
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229 1932-10-26 3 40 SQUARE MILES RESERVED FOR PROSPECTORS Harbour Grace, October 7. (Newfoundland), Friday. The first adventurers in a gold rush to a new Klondyke are daring death in an effort to stake claims to vast fortunes. They are slipping away into the vast wilderness of229 words
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Article110 1932-10-26 3 CURE OF AIR CHIEF AFTER HOPE WAS ABANDONED Sydney, October 11. A brilliantly successful operation has given Australia’s Air chief every prospect of returning to his normal duties a fit man. Col. Brinsmead, Controller of Civil Aviation, w r as seriously injured in the Dutch Air mail110 words
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Advertisement288 1932-10-26 3 o B t wliiii C c tfosca *****1 n 111, 11 ne /i 1 I The Fragrance is not the Perfume’s r it is Yours! If they compliment your perfume, it has only half succeeded! Change j* > to "47ir Tosca and they will compliment you. For a perfume should288 words
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Article783 1932-10-26 4 DRUGS GIVEN TO 94-YEAR-OLD VEGETARIAN WIDOW PROTESTS “HE WAS GETTING YOUNGER EVERY DAY” The widow of a 94-year-old man, who died in hospital, accused the authorities of “malpractice” at a St. Pancras inquest. The man, Alfred Benbow Westrup, of Gower-street, W.C., died in St. Pancras Hospital783 words
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Article719 1932-10-26 4 Mr. S. I. M. Alsagoff has returned to Singapore after a holiday in Europe. Mr. C. Carless, Locomotive Foreman, F.M.S. Railways, has been granted nine months’ leave. Captain C. T. M. Husband, Superintendent, Survey Department, has been granted eight months’ leave. Mr. G. T. Holford, Warden of719 words
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Advertisement251 1932-10-26 4 I h€ PI non q gazette IS OBTAINABLE DAILY FROM OUR AGENTS AT P.M. Bukit Mertajam at 3.45 Simpanq Ampat 4.10 Sungei Bakap 4.20 Nibong Teba! 4.30 Parit Buntar 4.45 Sungei Limo '5.00 Bagan Serai 5.15 Kamunting 6.20 Taiping 6.30 Sungei Patani 6.45 POST SUBSCRIBERS T:sr the follo»ving areas Butterworth,251 words
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Advertisement65 1932-10-26 4 ■bm/ m the \\j j /If w ARE AT YOUR COMMAND IF YOU OWN tonal Columbia model e os 19 GRAMOPHONE ROBINSq PIANO CO. 31, Bishop SIJ PENANG. I I ANCHOR /A I —y z [Watch For fcAnthojy/; /S.C.S BUTTES IUIII I V Watch for the <O’ Hill Double Triangle65 words
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1280 1932-10-26 5 CHINESE RED ARMY BOOKLETS CAPTURED c by detectives TWO MEN AND A GIRL IN COURT Motives who spent an all-night vigil in a house in Kim Ot t IC <l with success and arrests were made. As a Kiat Road were c.w.n* men and a girl,1,280 words
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Article134 1932-10-26 5 AUTUMN MEETING ll Scratchings For To-day i The following are the scratchings for to-day’s races at Ipoh Race 1 Timbang. Race 3 Benaroon and Koroki. Race 4 Sleeping Beauty, Tambour Battant and Boy Charlton. Race 5 La Gai and Rio Rita. Race 6 Short Suit, Senlac and134 words
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Article507 1932-10-26 5 Visitors’ Brilliant Display OBJECT LESSON TO PENANG FOOTBALLERS Although handicapped by a waterlogged ground and the rain which fell incessantly the Burmese XI outclassed Penang in their match on the S. X. I. ground yesterday to win their first game by the wide margin of five507 words
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Advertisement134 1932-10-26 5 OPEN AMATEUR BOXING AT WEMBLEY ON Thursday, 27th Oct. 1932 AT 9.30 P.M. (In Aid Of The Health Strength Union’s Improvement Fund.) The Health and Strength Union VERSUS The Rest (Prizes Will Be Awarded) (Rules Adopted—Amateur Boxing Association of England) Entries from “THE REST” to be sent AT ONCE to:—134 words
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Advertisement200 1932-10-26 5 This is the registered number of a really new and attractive design j employed in a very pretty and fascinating manner for table covers f and four piece duchesse sets. Made of British Cotton and the colours 1 are guaranteed fast to washing. In j four delightful shades. CD 1200 words
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Article2372 1932-10-26 6 WOMAN DOCTOR’S GREAT WAR WORK: FIRST WOMAN AS MUSEUM GUIDE: FAMOUS CLUB ADMITS WOMEN: EVENING GOWNS OF LEATHER (From Our Own Correspondent) London, October 12. QUEEN’S SHOPPING EXPEDITIONS The Queen’s private motor car may be seen in the West End on most days that her2,372 words
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Article202 1932-10-26 6 MISS SYDNEY AND HER CRICKET KIT Miss Sydney is divided against herself, and Miss Sydney’s boy friends and girl friends are fiercely taking sides. It is all over clothes—cricket kit to be exact—and even this, or the most favoured garment of it, is divided. In other words, one202 words
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Article233 1932-10-26 6 DEFICIT REDUCED SUCCESS OF PREMIERS’ PLAN Adelaide, October 6. Mr. Hill, the Premier of South Australia, in his Budget speech to-day, said that corlditions were generally better but still difficult. There was now striking evidence almost daily how the Premiers’ Plan had saved Australia and was restoring233 words
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Article175 1932-10-26 6 Great interest appears to have been aroused in Australia by the reported discovery of a new gold field. The area is about 70 miles from Tahami in North West Australia. Several prospecting companies have been formed, and others are being floated. According to an expert report the175 words
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Article124 1932-10-26 6 ARRIVING WITH MISS CLEMENTI ON THE RANPURA A cable was received at Government House on Sunday stating that Lady Clementi and Miss Cicely Clementi will be returning to Singapore on the Ranpura, the P. and O. steamer which is bringing Sir Samuel Wilson to Malaya. The Ranpura is124 words
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134 1932-10-26 6 “The moving picture theatre is a place where one can sit down and leave one’s brains in the cloakroom,” said Mr. St. John Ervine, speaking at a recent meeting at Exeter in support of the Actors’ Church Union. “Many provincial towns and cities,” he said, “had134 words
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Advertisement23 1932-10-26 6 It is a long lane that has no turning. An advertisement in the Pinang Gazette will help to pull you through dull times»23 words
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Advertisement197 1932-10-26 6 o. J 1 L 0 «it* 1 OF FRESHNESS EVERY TIN OBTAINABLE AT ALL CHEMISTS and HIGH CLASS STORES SOLE AGENTS FOR MALAYA ISfe (1929) M BISHOP STREET, PENANG Tel. 398. dy- I J BHBBBBBB > S r B B a ß »<V| l £3B» I < R v th197 words
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Article2323 1932-10-26 7 COMMISSION REPORT: THE FREE F LY e AND THE CROWN: LORD FASSFIELD Pon RUSSIA: A NEW SOCIALIST LEAGUE K r own Correspondent) London, Oct. 8 thE ,.TTAWA AGREEMENTS I -■•nbles, it will nth to complete the sessions f r 7-o implement the Ottawa agreeM" 11 a32,323 words
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Article210 1932-10-26 7 SIR JOHN SIMON AND MINISTER’S TASK MANY KICKS AND LITTLE CREDIT Sir John Simon, Foreign Secretary, speaking at the Cheshire Cheese, Fleetstreet, E.C., on October 11 said “The influence of this country in the councils of the world, for good or evil, I believe is greater to-day210 words
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Article546 1932-10-26 7 ONE CUBIC FOOT PER MINUTE Dr. H. A. des Voeux, in his presidential address at the fourth conference of the National Smoke Abatement Society at Newcastle-on-Tyne drew attention to some dangers caused by carbon monoxide from the exhausts of motor-cars. “It is not generally known,”546 words
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Article91 1932-10-26 7 DECLINE OF £69,836,000 DURING PAST YEAR The estimated value of production in Australia for the year 1930-31 amounted to £319,701,000, compared with £389,537,000 for the previous year, according to a statement issued by the Commonwealth statistician. Except in the case of gold and tin, the production of minerals91 words
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Article129 1932-10-26 7 ELOPEMENT ACROSS AUSTRALIA Darwin, North Australia, is a cosmopolitan town, and provides some cosmopolitian romances. “Flower of the East,” a Chinese girl, is the heroine of the latest romance, which involved an elopement by air across half Australia (says a British United Press message). Following the custom129 words
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Article435 1932-10-26 7 BURNED DOOR AND LANDING AS COURT EXHIBITS When Reginald Edward Curtis, licensee of the Vintners’ Arms, North-street, Guildford, Surrey, again appeared at Guildford Borough Police Court’ on a summons alleging that he set fire to his house, a scorched door, part of the landing and a435 words
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Advertisement105 1932-10-26 7 a" 1 B WHAT'S WHATi AT THE “SAG BAkk” ON I SATURDAY. THE sth NOVEMBER. riTT- SEE SONIA" and her SEVEN SINUOUS SYLPHS I (SO SWEET) MEET "MADAME MANABOLEH" 7 THE MYSTERIOUS FORTUNE TELLER (ASK HER ABOUT DECENTRALISATION) j SAMPLE "SAM SMALL'S" SAUSAGE STALL j (EH, LASS, DOST WANT A105 words
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Article960 1932-10-26 8 Next month the third Round Table Conference on India will be held in the House of Lords, and, presumably, another move in the game of giving away the Empire will be made. Idealists and visionaries will meet in solemn conclave to discuss the shaping of India's960 words
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Article294 1932-10-26 8 Children’s taste in literature was the subject of discussion at the recent Library Association’s conference in Bournemouth. The most interesting evidence was furnished by Mr. E. Osborne, the Derbyshire County Librarian, who gave the results of a questionnaire which had been sent to some twelve hundred elementary school294 words
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Article1499 1932-10-26 8 The Work Of The Lightships The enormous volume of shipping which enters and leaves the Thames is safeguarded by a series of lights around the estuary. Where there is no firm land for the building of lighthouses, dangerous shoals and sandbanks are marked by lightships or1,499 words
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Article753 1932-10-26 8 A HEBREW WlR El 7>\| station s The only Hebrew bC n the air UU» month l '>| Aviv Palestine Sta ion Three months ago th e >-■ held and a band of enthl %B amateurs ran a small k| first broadcasting n rO r ra trans753 words
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Advertisement234 1932-10-26 8 Grand Novelty Fooiboli I I Competition I in aid of st. Nicholas’ Home St. Xavier's Ground, Saturday, Oct. 29, 4 P.M. to 6.15 P.M. Six-a-Side Football Tournament to be played between P.C.C. P.R.C. C.R.C. D.A.F.C. M.A.F.C. P.W.F.A. S.X.R.C. POLICE (ADMISSION: i $l.OO, 50 cfs. 20 cfs. I yj 77m space234 words
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Advertisement18 1932-10-26 8 E. O. HOTEL. SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE. TO-NIGHT Dance Music By the Band of the S.S. “PRESIDENT POLK”18 words
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Article262 1932-10-26 9 Kd ought not to be abolished.—Rugby i Service. K 0 CLEAN SWEEP OF MEANS TEST labour CRITICISM Rugbv, Yesterday. When the Labour Party moL of eensure on the Govern|ltn.as moved in the Commons the Opposition Leader, L j ansbury, criticised the ecoLies effected in social services LKd ought not to be abolished.—Rugby i Service. - 262 words
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Article115 1932-10-26 9 HI A -vr:can millionaires Reuter Wire- ■rench Nobleman’s Career Of I Waste I Paris, October 20. ■Marquis Boni de Castellene, a modern i-bnimmel, has died. He had been one the most conspicuous figures in French ■ciety since his marriage in 1895 with Gould, an American heiress, afterHI A-vr:can millionaires Reuter Wire- - 115 words
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Article61 1932-10-26 9 lespe JReuter Wireless. ■xtension Till March Agreed I To By u. S. Washington, October 21 untiKi fl has agreed to extenwn« J’ Qf the arms truce Kr. Offir- Ue ex P’ re On November 1 Kn is intpL q uarters ex Plain the extenan g J ve the– lespe JReuter Wireless. - 61 words
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Article81 1932-10-26 9 .—Reuter. F” Pr< “lucers Willing To Reduce Price Limit I London, Yesterday. Eondent* l^^. 1 Times Amsterdam CorreEers hav/ 8 the Java Sugar Prok to re<lur- an ?l oUnCed that they are Kats inton i price limit for superior I' lX ,Or ,he west o' BriE«i sugar mpet.—Reuter. - 81 words
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Article82 1932-10-26 9 Monarchist Candidate Or The Throne phe deleo Lisbon, October 19. c hose n Hi s n ß m °narchist cause Nuno, Duk?° y f al Hi hnesa Dom U ia /l ßra^ce sucPrince (h A k ng Ma noel. The L' 1907) hL 18 born on 016 23rd82 words
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Article172 1932-10-26 9 —Rugby Radio Service. FLOWN BY IMPERIAL AIRWAYS MACHINES ANNUAL MEETING Rugby, Yesterday. At the general meeting of Imperial Airways to-day, it was stated that during the year under review, Imperial Airways craft had flown 1,722,000 miles, compared with 1,296,000 miles in the previous year. The company—Rugby Radio Service. - 172 words
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Article122 1932-10-26 9 early legislation to rectify matters. —Reuter Wireless. No Proper Treatment For Poor Despite Sweepstakes Dublin, Oct. 21. In spite of the huge sums derived from the Irish sweepstakes, the hospitals in the Free State are not giving proper treatment to very poor people according to complaints in theearly legislation to rectify matters.—Reuter Wireless. - 122 words
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Article105 1932-10-26 9 ton, now employ thousands. —Reuter Wireless. End Of Italy’s “Rubber King Milan, Oct. 21. A romance of industry 7 has been brought to a close by the death at the age of 84 of Senator Giovanni Pirelli, founder of the great rubber tyre and electrical cable factories. Pirelliton, now employ thousands.—Reuter Wireless. - 105 words
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Article90 1932-10-26 9 —Reuter Wireless. Claim By French Company Rejected London, October 21. A claim by a French company for a share of the gold recovered from the wrecked steamer Egypt has been rejected by the High Court. The owners of three French trawlers as plaintiffs argued that it was through—Reuter Wireless. - 90 words
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Article79 1932-10-26 9 —Reuter. President’s Action Held To Be No Violation of Constitution Berlin, Yesterday. The constitutional legality of President Hindenburg’s decree appointing Herr Von Papen State Commissioner of Prussia and authorising him temporarily to depose Prussian Ministers was held to be no violation of the constitution by the Supreme—Reuter. - 79 words
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Article30 1932-10-26 9 I. —Reuter. Italian Boat Secures Blue Riband of Atlantic Gibraltar, Yesterday. Rex has established a new trans-Atlantic record. She arrived here from New York in five days, seven hours.I.—Reuter. - 30 words
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Article104 1932-10-26 9 Manchukuo Government Pays Bulk of Ransom Mukden, October 21. The bulk of the ransom paid for the relase of Mrs. Pawley and Mr. Corkran to the Chinese bandits was paid by the Manchukuo Government, it was revealed to-day (Friday). The Government paid 95,000 yen while the relatives of104 words
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Article156 1932-10-26 9 Stirring Words By French Prime Minister Paris, October 19. Speaking at a banquet given by the syndicate of the local dailies, M. Herriot stressed the difficulties of the statesman’s task in the present difficult circumstances, particularly in foreign policy. “We are,” said, “at the very moment when claims156 words
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Article108 1932-10-26 9 Bird of 111-Omen Not Wanted In Belgium Brussels, October 19. The international adventurer Trebitch Lincoln, who at present has adopted the mask of a Buddhist monk, Chao Kung, was arrested here on his arrival from Berlin, where he had created a passing sensation, being finally compelled to flee108 words
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Article75 1932-10-26 9 .—Reuter. Ex-French Finance Minister’s Views Vienna, Yesterday. The restoration of silver as a currency was urged by M. Caillaux, the French exFinance Minister, in an address on the world crisis before the Austrian League Culture. Millions in India and China, he declared, who lacked gold had been lost.—Reuter. .. - 75 words
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Article69 1932-10-26 9 .—Reuter. Japan To Submit a New Scheme Tokyo, Yesterday. It is learned from an official source that Government has sanctioned a new set of proposals for naval reduction the nature of which is not revealed. It is understood they neither reject nor accept the Hoover and Baldwin proposals.—Reuter. - 69 words
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Article55 1932-10-26 9 Ex-Congress Official Murdered Bombay, October 19. The former President of the All-India Congress, Mr. Datta, has been assassinated by unknown persons near Khulnas. Mr. Datta had been frequently accused of being in the pay of the British police and it is believed that the unknown assassins were prompted55 words
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Article41 1932-10-26 9 University Students in Riots Vienna, October 21. Fresh riots occurred in the quadrangle of Vienna University when it re-opened on Thursday after several days’ closure. The police intervened. The authorities have closed the University library for an indefinite period.41 words
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222 1932-10-26 9 Jumps Into Sea and Later Tries Strangulation Quite a commotion was created yesterday on the Church Street Ghaut Pier when a Chinese was seen to rush in and running right along the Pier make a dive into the sea. A large crowd gathered and as222 words
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Article96 1932-10-26 9 the girl and then committed suicide. —Reuter Wireless. Early Morning Shock For Duchess’ Housekeeper London, Oct. 20. A murder drama in a deserted mansion in Grosvenor Square belonging to Suzanne, Duchess of Somerset, was revealed when the housekeeper arrived this morning and found the housemaid employed by thethe girl and then committed suicide.—Reuter Wireless. - 96 words
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Article93 1932-10-26 9 Labour Party Support For Mr. de Valera Dublin, Oct. 19. A strong reason to believe that de Valera will strike another blow in the Anglo-Irish economic war was conveyed in a speech in the Dail to-night. His position has been strengthened by an agreement reached with the93 words
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Article68 1932-10-26 9 The German Governments Help Berlin, October 19. In order to alleviate the distress amongst unemployed and war veterans resulting from the paring down of doles and pensions, the Government has established a special fund of 80,000,000 Marks from which during the winter months additional sums varying between two68 words
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Article51 1932-10-26 9 Another Conversion Scheme Amsterdam, October 18. The Netherland Government is elaborating a scheme for a conversion loan at the rate of 4 per cent., the proceeds to be used for the conversion, of existing loans bearing a higher rate of interest. The total would run to 1,055 million51 words
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Article25 1932-10-26 9 Slight Reduction in September Berlin, October 21. The floating debt of the Reich during September was reduced from 1.903 to 1.757 milliard Marks.25 words
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Article27 1932-10-26 9 .—Reuter. Mr. George Lansbury Elected Leader London, Yesterday. Mr. George Lansbury has been elected Leader of the Labour Party as successor to Mr. Arthur Henderson..—Reuter. - 27 words
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Article98 1932-10-26 9 FlN—Spot YESTERDAY. TO-DAY. I London £152-0-0 £153-0-0 TIN (3 Months; London £152-5-0 £153-5-0 Singapore $78.00 $78.00 Business Done J Penang $77.87 V 2 $77.95 Business Done Buyers—No sellers. Buyers —No sellers. COPRA (Sundried) $5.75 $5.75 BLACK PEPPER $21.25 $21.50 RUBBER London New York 3% (G) Singapore 71/ cts98 words
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Advertisement363 1932-10-26 9 (PENANG HILLS 2,250 FT. ABOVE SEA LEVEL) SPECIAL TIFFIN ON SUNDAYS COOL COMMODIOUS DINING ROOM WITH LOUNGES NEWLY COMPLETED TENNIS, BILLIARDS AND EXCELLENT WALKS. MODERN SANITATION (throughout) FROM SEPTEMBER Ist. Board Lodging one person per day $7.00 Saturday 4 p.m. to Monday 10 a.m. $10.50 inclusive. REDUCED RATES FOR FORTNIGHTLY363 words
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Article320 1932-10-26 10 SENSATIONAL INCIDENT IN MADRID HOTEL FOUND CLASPING PHOTO OF DIPLOMAT London, Oct. 20 Holding in her hands an English novel to which was pinned the photograph of a Spanish diplomat, a beautiful 23-year-old English girl, Miss Gloria Hopfield, was found in her room at the Hotel Majestic,320 words
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269 1932-10-26 10 Canberra. Official circles here have been stirred by a report that Japan contemplates negotiations for the purchase of the Portuguese section of the island of Timor, in the Malay Archipelago, which is only 400 miles from the north coast of Australia. The strictest secrecy is269 words
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Article236 1932-10-26 10 Mr. Antonio de Navarro, who, 42 years ago, persuaded the most beautiful actress in the world, the one and only Mary Anderson, to marry him and retire from the stage at the early age of 29, has died at his home, The Court Farm, Broadway,236 words
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Article756 1932-10-26 10 NOVEL COLOUR SCHEMES PLANS FOR NEXT BRITISH TEXTILES EXHIBITION Many additional artists have been engaged by British textile manufacturers to produce new fabric designs for the British Textiles ExhibFon which will be held at the White City from February 20 to March 3, 1933. The public taste756 words
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Advertisement481 1932-10-26 10 DANGER! THESE ARE THE SIGNS OF Singapore Foot BURNING a\ sfots XV ..JB 1 BV z<r /ff4m v kf/ f k' W I A <z f I I CRACKS SCALY ITCHY I I I BETWEE?! DRV BUSTERS I J THZ TOES SKIN ABSORBINE J* KILLS Si., of SINGAPORE FOOT tAny481 words
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Article367 1932-10-26 11 roTENTATES l :R henry hadow and I economy I Hadow, when he opened six Barhing, seated the t P° tentate wb °r at K prize P vine f inst education. Educa■ot nothing a ai Uose who cannot Kn is ah very wen E on without a367 words
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363 1932-10-26 11 I RIDDLE OF WOMAN’S DEATH LEFT UNSOLVED I Miss Harriett Emily Warren, matron of n oangham-street IV.. nursing home, told l« c she had destroyed a dilapidated repater of patient' since the recent death of b woman during r.n operation. This statement was made at the363 words
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560 1932-10-26 11 AN AUSTRALIAN’S VIEW OPENING A WIDER DOOR TO EMPIRE TRADE Trade between Sheffield and Australia should improve as the result of a visit to Sheffield, of Mr. James L. Moore, of Melbourne, one of the leading business men of Australia. In the afternoon, Mr, Moore560 words
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Article75 1932-10-26 11 SYDNEY STARTS A NEW FASHION Sydney is going all chromatic. Green roads, red streets, blue avenues, buff boulevards—all these are possibilities now’ that a start has been made with half a mile of footpath in the fashionable district of Point Piper which has been coloured green, says an75 words
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Article94 1932-10-26 11 A few years ago, houses were being moved bodily away from Kalgoorlie, in Western Australia originally made famous by the “Golden Mile,” because It was thought that the rich ores there had been worked out. Fresh discoveries and new ore treatments accelerated by world depression have, however,94 words
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Article402 1932-10-26 11 —IS EVERY WOMAN WITH A FASHIONABLE FIGURE THOSE BLASE LOOKING DRESS MODELS Modern women are nearer the perfection of Venus than ever they were before. This is the view of experts who were consulted by an “Evening Standard” representative on the declaration of a doctor in the402 words
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Article176 1932-10-26 11 AUSTRALIANS’ HUGE APPETITE FOR ORANGES Children, yes, and grown-ups, too Orange juice is good for you. That was w’hat Mr. H. W. Clapp- Chairman of the Victorian Railways (Australia), thought seven or eight years ago. So he had the couplet posted up in large letters on railway176 words
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Article72 1932-10-26 11 UNEMPLOYED MAN’S FIND A gold nugget, weighing more than 36 oz. and valued at £lBO has just been found by a man who had been unemployed for two years, at Wedderburn, in Victoria, states Austral News. It was at a dep f h of 11 feet, together72 words
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Article82 1932-10-26 11 An interesting relic of the pre-motor days of the keen intercolonial rivalry of saddles has been unearthed in Melbourne in the shape of a perfectly balanced stockwhip, 108 feet long, says Austral News. Made by a famous Melbourne saddler, Abraham Brooks, it is the longest in the world.82 words
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Advertisement248 1932-10-26 11 I I BULLFINCH I BUTTER FOR I j PURITY I I A i s (o yhfe I 1 I" I I lIH I; The Sutter for Everybody I SOLE AGENTS: j Henry ’W'atagK 00., j PENANG j SINGAPORE, IPOH KUALA LUMPUR. Pepsodent announces a notable new discovery —an entirely new248 words
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1294 1932-10-26 12 CAN RUBBER PRODUCTION BE ORGANIZED TO PLAN? The Ottawa Conference, whatever other benefits it may produce, has given some hope to those producers of basic raw materials who believe that organised planning will be the only means to a permanent organisation of production. Mr.1,294 words
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Article633 1932-10-26 12 FINANCIAL STRENGTH WARRANTS MAINTENANCE OF PREFERENCE DIVIDEND Seventy-five years ago, when the Borneo Co., Ltd., was formed, there was practically no colonial demarcation in the East Indies and doubtless this explains the wide field over which the company has spread its interests. Often in the form of633 words
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Article996 1932-10-26 12 FAVOURABLE RESULTS IN THE CIRCUMSTANCES: SATISFACTORY FINANCIAL POSITION The old established Eastern merchanting business of Harrisons and Crosfield, Ltd., achieved its present magnitude by reason of an intimate association with the development of the tea and rubber producing industries. In India, Ceylor£ Malaya and the Dutch996 words
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Article540 1932-10-26 12 TANDJONG RUBBER.—Accounts of Tandjong Rubber Co. to 30th June show ne t loss for year, including £5,063 loss on exchange, of £10,351 (agst. loss of £16.58u). Credit forward reduced to £21,139. Reduced crop was 1,468,636 lbs; net sale nrice including estimated value of unsold portion, 2,25 d. (agst.540 words
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Article156 1932-10-26 12 —"Financial Times.” FALL IN THE DUTCH EAST INDIES Amsterdam, October 9. The eleventh report on the Dutch Indies native rubber industry covering the second quarter of 1932, just issued, shows the following figures of native dry rubber exports (in tons): 1932 1931 1930 First quarter 15,942 23,160.—"Financial Times.” - 156 words
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Article172 1932-10-26 12 UNITED SUA BETONG DECISION The directors of the United Sua Betong Rubber Estates have decided to call up the outstanding balance on the partly-paid shares. These shares of £1 each were issued in June, 1926, at £2 per share premium. At present 16s. Bd. per share is172 words
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Advertisement41 1932-10-26 12 When you are Tired w /sANATOCEnA B 71U Tfw I 1 i Al KUa, f W MMB M*M I mMm towa at «vwy > W. «hmh. ia Bm Ba a th»«aaa4 WHAT LONDON IS DOING READ CHARLES ROBERTS in the SUNDAY GAZETTE.41 words
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Advertisement42 1932-10-26 12 digestion i OUT.OF. order! A COURIE Of promotes SOUND DIGESTION AND SOON PUTS YOU RWSHT IN EXCHAN For 200 used Stan r tnents, Malay States, Kong, Java, and the suit tries wid gn<Picture Post Of English Scenery from MISS TEE Stockwell, I-''"42 words
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Article730 1932-10-26 13 Schedule of Principal Lines er iq a list Of vessels arriving jN PORT TO-DAY r m Paneh and Asahan. Sails Monday (31St) zaothKA MARU from Japan. Sails and Calcutta. AR from Tg. Mengeidar, Bagan E “tnHIW*. Berombang and Asahan Sesame ports— to-day. S K from Batoe730 words
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Article372 1932-10-26 13 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26. Perak Turf Club Autumn Meeting, Ipoh Second Day. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28. Deepavali: Public and Bank Holiday. SATURDAY OCTOBER 29. Rugby: Taiping v. Penang A. at Penang. Perak Turf Club Autumn Meeting, Ipoh, Last Day. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30. Penang and Province Welesley Volunteer Corps General’s372 words
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Article563 1932-10-26 13 THE ENGLISH TRADITION The annual Frank Metcalfe Memorial Lecture was given by Sir Michael Sadler at Rugby on the subjects “Is a Change Coming in Education?” After referring to Metcalfe's life, which the enlargement of English education was on a scale beyond all earlier precedent in563 words
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233 1932-10-26 13 COURT STORY OF WHY HE THREW IT OVERBOARD George Brown, described as a Trinity House pilot of 21 years’ standing, living at. Old-road East, Gravesend, Kent, was charged at Southend with attempting to evade payment of Customs duties and with destroying goods to prevent their233 words
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Article69 1932-10-26 13 THEN DIED Mr. William John Hopkins, of Gwydyrmansions, Hove, a 70-year-old retired manager of an assurance society, was motoring from Finchley, N., after a visit to relatives when he was taken ill. He was able to pull up his car, but died before a doctor could be69 words
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Article164 1932-10-26 13 Two schoolgirls held up a Metropolitan train for ten minutes recently. The train, which was non-stop between! Harrow and Baker-street, came to a sudden halt near Wembley Park station. The driver and the guard got down on to the permanent way and began to examine the164 words
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Article98 1932-10-26 13 THREE WARNINGS IN A TOWN Alarm has been caused among residents of Waterlooville, a small Hampshire township near Portsmouth, by anonymous threatening letters which have been received at three houses. In each case the residents are well known. One of the letters ran: Dear Madam, —Take warning that98 words
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Advertisement323 1932-10-26 13 II H«WgMES——Ba—— SHELL MOTOR OILS Skilled Chemists working in close co-operation with I motor manufacturers, are constantly at work in the S Shell research laboratories, striving always to improve m lubrication and so prolong the life of engines. They watch every trend in motor car design and see to E323 words
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Article596 1932-10-26 14 After Evading Arrest For Two Years Rangoon, Oct. 17 Hla Gyaw, the notorious outlaw and ■dacoit, who has been absconding for over two years, and for whose capture dead or alive a reward of Rs. 1,000 has been offered, was captured on Sunday night, October 9, with two596 words
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Article191 1932-10-26 14 Capture Of Outlaw "Boh" Shwe Ya Rangoon Oct. 17 Following the capture of the notorious outlaw “Boh” Shwe Ya, who has been responsible for at least 20 dacoities in the Hanthawaddy, Rangoon and Insein districts and in the jurisdiction of the Thingangyun police station, Mr. Autar191 words
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Article607 1932-10-26 14 Fancy Dress Dance Rangoon, Oct. 17 The Maymyo week, after four quiet days at the beginning, got into full swing on Wednesday, when the bi-annual fancy dress dance was held. There was not such a large crowd present as there usual)ly is on these popular occasions, but this607 words
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Article347 1932-10-26 14 Market Burnt To Ground Rangoon, Oct. 17. Strand Market, Kemmendine, was burnt to the ground on Wednesday night between 9 and 10 o’clock. The fierce blaze was witnessed by thousands of spectators who, attracted by the lurid glare in the sky and a column of dense smoke347 words
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Article200 1932-10-26 14 Vacant Engineering Position Rangoon, Oct. 17 An advertisement appears in the current home mail inviting applications for a permanent appointment in the engineering branch of the Burma Marine Service. The advertisement sets out that candidates must be aged not less than 30 years on August 1, 1932,200 words
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Article368 1932-10-26 14 The news of the death of Major Vincent of the Indian Medical Department at Maymyo on the 7th instant came to his many friends in the plains as a great shock. A short resume of his service is given here as a tribute to368 words
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Advertisement386 1932-10-26 14 What the New Glaxo ijl “The New Glaxo, in I our opinion, is an excellent conception, and shows that the manufacturers of infant’s foods are not content to stand still, I. but are anxious to make use of new discoveries in scientific research.” Reprinted from “Ths Practitioner” for January, 1929.386 words
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Advertisement2330 1932-10-26 15 I rii»■»» P. 0.-BRITISH INDIA MLI y AND apcar lines il-kANTI N (j (Companies Incorporated in ?fc SLUE FUKMEL L' L————^___'jj m J MAIL PASSENGER “■> CARGO SERVICES H| T CONTINENT BOSTON AND NEW YORK .5 A. I LWV.H ERE ADRASTUS Due Penang Oct. 27 SS7%tS3 ?«->* Teluk Anson, Port2,330 words
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Article725 1932-10-26 16 Full Extent Of Alterations WHAT LOCAL UMPIRES SHOULD NOTE During the past summer the International Hockey Board have redrafted the rules of the game in an endeavour to make them more clear and concise to players and umpires alike. In addition they have made one or two725 words
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Article128 1932-10-26 16 BOXING T hree To Be Held in November (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Yesterday. A feast of sporting events is awaiting the Taiping public. Three boxing tournaments have been arranged to take place at the Taiping Town Hall on November 5, 17 and 19, under the leadership of128 words
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296 1932-10-26 16 —Reuter. Likely' Field Of 33 Runners CHAMPION JOCKEY TO RIDE PRICKET London, Yesterday. The following are the probable runners (with jockeys) for the Cambridgeshire which is to be run at Newmarket to-mor-row: SLIPPER Perryman ST. OSWALDC. Ray ALLUVIAL Carslake DIOLITE Fox THE PENClifford Richards ANDREA—Reuter. - 296 words
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Article86 1932-10-26 16 P. C. C. v. Aior Star Hockey Club Friday, on Hutching School ground, at 5 p.m. P.C.C.—C. G. Van Houten W. J. Leaney and F. G. Pooley; L. H. Best (capt.), A. W. Foster and H. R. Oldham S. A. Woosey, W. F. Fletcher, Dr. Strahan, H.86 words
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Article42 1932-10-26 16 Police Team The following will represent the Police in the six-a-side football tournament on October 29 Bachan Singh or Suppiah M. S. Babjan, Ong Kee Seong (captain); Lim Swee Siang. S. Samsudin and P. K. Muthu. Linesman A. R. Ibrahim.42 words
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Article58 1932-10-26 16 The following have keen chosen to represent Alor Star in the hockey match against the Penang Cricket Club at Penang on October 28. Alor Star Xl:—Mohammed Saaid; A. Salvon and J a wan Singh; Samuel; Mustaffa; and Tunku Yaccob; J. F. Augustin; Wilson; Retnam; Rattan Singh; and Mat Zain.58 words
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Article318 1932-10-26 16 Funeral At Alor Star Large Attendance (From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star, October 24. The funeral of Hilda Gnanamoney, wife of Mr. David Sundra Raj of the P.W.D., Alor Star, whose death occurred at Penang on Friday last, took place at the Christian burial ground,318 words
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Article159 1932-10-26 16 Penang Functions The week-end, November 10-13, should be a particularly busy week at Penang. As is known Brigadier-General Sir Samuel Wilson, Permanent Under-Secretary for the Colonies, is due on November 10 by the Ranpura and Lady Clementi and Miss Clementi are also due by the159 words
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Article63 1932-10-26 16 PENANG, OCTOBER 26. (By Courtesy of the Chartered Bank) On London Bank Demand 2/3 i I m/ts 2/4 Private 3 m/ts credit 2/ 3 Documentary 2/4% On New York Bank Demand 38 France T.T. 950 nom India T.T. 103 Bangkok T.T. 80 per tics. 100 nom Batavia T.T. 94%63 words
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Article504 1932-10-26 16 TO-DAY’S PRICES The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Co.’s share list at 11 a.m. to-day:— j Yesterday. To-day. f Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers MINING 1 Ayer Hitam 11/6 12/- 11/6 12/- Hong Fatt 35 39 35 37% J K. Kamunting 6/6 7/- 6/6504 words
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Article1150 1932-10-26 16 KENNEDY CO. SHARE LIST I Ĕ rt a NAMES, 1 x Ĕ I I- I I RUBBER (Dollar.) C Al'enby Rubber Co. 40 50 Alor Gajah Rubber Estate 33 I 40 Amalgamated Malay Estates t 5 Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate 55 70 Ayer Kuning Rubber Estates J 5 15 Ayer1,150 words
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Article80 1932-10-26 16 La,est Paris TU Sd I New York Montreal Brussels Geneva nfl Amsterdam i’fl Milan Berlin 1388! Stockholm 1& J J v 19.55 J? ,enM !8 S J Prague S Helsingfors o 3n 2 Madrid 4QI Lisbon jp/p «i Athens 2 Hi 0(5 Belgrade 250 Bucharest 55580 words
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Advertisement41 1932-10-26 16 ON OTHER PAGES Burma News 14 London Letter For Women 6 £4,000 Mystery House 3 English Girl Poisoned 10 New Fashion Materials 10 Politics of the Week 7 Commercial News 12 Hospital Accused of Mal-practice 4 Communist Organisation in Singapore ’541 words
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Advertisement45 1932-10-26 16 The s.s. Naldera from Yokohama via Singapore is expected to arrive here at 10 a.m. on Saturday (29-10-32) and will leave for Colombo, Bombay, Aden, Port Said, Malta, Marseilles, Gibraltar, Plymouth and London at 7 p.m. the same day. Steamer will work at the wharf.45 words
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Advertisement155 1932-10-26 16 NEW SPRINGTIDE M Tanjong Bungah. Teiepk® M FANCY DSESS 111 Saturday, sth November, Music Starts 8 p.m. Dance 9 p. 4 lk 2 Prizes for Best Ladies' 2 Gents' Cta-B 2 Dancing Cot;-.■ Spot-Danca DINNER DANCE S2.KEkB NON-DINERS Cis. 50 Ed LADIES FREE! The Judges’ Decision is Final Come to155 words
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