Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 7 April 1933
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1933-04-07 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 89. Vol. LXXXXI. FRIDAY, 7th APRIL, 1933. PRICE 10 CENTS20 words
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Article177 1933-04-07 1 Rugby Radio Service. officers Kept In A Junk NOT BOUND OR ILL-TREATED ln House Of Commons London, April 6. The strong feeling over the Newchwang kidnappings was reflected by questions in the House of Commons when Capt. Eden gave an assurance that the local authorities were searchingRugby Radio Service. • - 177 words
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Article228 1933-04-07 1 Press com P e tent to intervene.—Central Veteran Leader’s Opinion 3", Canton. March 28. That General Chiang Kai-shek WUI eventually reach a compromise with Japan is the opinion of Mr. Teng Shao-yi, veteran Kuomintang leader, expressed in the official Min Kuo Daily News this morning. AlthoughPress comPetent to intervene.—Central - 228 words
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Article42 1933-04-07 1 .—Reuter. German Protest Berlin, April 6. MolPt rrnan Minister at Warsaw, von the p* j 11,13 been instructed to protest to anti-r, Governrnen t against the recent' atw/ n demons tration at Kattowice. Hitler effigy was burnt.—Reuter..—Reuter. - 42 words
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Article69 1933-04-07 1 Reuter. Beer In U.S.A. New York, April 6. A fourteen years’ drought ends to-night when in nineteen out of 48 States beer, ale and porter will be sold in restaurants, clubs and hotels. Broadway, however, remains temporarily dry. New York brewers decided that there should beReuter. - 69 words
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Article128 1933-04-07 1 .—Central Press. Expenses to be Borne by Government Canton, March 27. The provincial department of education is pushing ahead the scheme for vocational education throughout the province. It is tentatively proposed to establish as a first step vocational schools in Kinchow, or Hei Hsu Island, construction expenses and.—Central Press. - 128 words
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Article99 1933-04-07 1 —Reuter. Rt. Rev. H. W. K. Mowll Sydney, April 6. The Right Rev. Howard West Kilvinton Mowll, M.A., D.D., Bishop of Western China, has been elected Archbishop of Sydney. He was appointed Bishop of Western China in 1926 after he had been assistant Bishop from 1922.—Reuter. - 99 words
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Article101 1933-04-07 1 .—Central Press. Census to be T aken Canton, March 28. While a rough estimate of the total population of Kwangtung was made public sometime ago, the provincial department iof interior is taking steps to make an official census for this province. A census office has already been.—Central Press. - 101 words
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Article76 1933-04-07 1 Rugby Radio Service. King Approves of Memorial T ablet London, April 6. A message was received by the House of Commons from H.M. the King this afternoon saying he would gladly give directions for carrying into effect the House’s proposal to do honour t$ the. Rugby Radio Service. - 76 words
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Article373 1933-04-07 1 —Rugby Radio Service. Passes Third Reading ENGINEERS ON TRIAL NEXT WEEK London, April 6. The House of Commons passed the third reading of the Russian Imports Bill by 291 votes to 41. The Liberals voted for the Bill on a Government assurance that the provisions would be—Rugby Radio Service. - 373 words
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Article220 1933-04-07 1 .—Reuter. French Foreign Statement GERMANY MUSSOLINI PLAN Paris, April 6. French nervousness at the German situation underlay the speech of M. Daladier in the Chamber asking in view of certain rewakened nationalism whether Europe should seek peace by rearranging the map. Nevertheless, France intended to pursue.—Reuter. - 220 words
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Article64 1933-04-07 1 .—Reuter. Sir Arnold Wilson Urges Reduction London, April 6. Urging a reduction in the Suez Canal dues in an address to the Central Asia Society in London, Sir Arnold Wilson suggested that the statutes of the Canal Company should be modified so as to provide for directors.—Reuter. - 64 words
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305 1933-04-07 1 —Reuter. Formal Invitation London, April 6. The State Department at Washington' to-day delivered to the British Ambassador i an invitation from President Roosevelt to Mr. Ramsay MacDonald to visit Washington. Asked in the House of Commons this 1 afternoon if such a visit would have—Reuter. - 305 words
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Article69 1933-04-07 1 received during this week-end. —Rugby Radio Service. British Concern London, April 6. Replying to further questions regarding the situation of Jews in Germany and particularly those in Upper Silesia, the Foreign Under-Secretary, Capt. Eden, said he preferred to wait until the report asked for fromreceived during this week-end.—Rugby Radio Service. - 69 words
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Article65 1933-04-07 1 —Reuter. Non-arrival at Bangkok Rangoon, April 6. Anxiety is felt for Maryse Hilz, the French airwoman who is on a flight to Japan. She was due at Bangkok yesterday evening but no news has been received about her since she passed Akyab last morning. Inquiries were—Reuter. - 65 words
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Article108 1933-04-07 1 —Reuter. Committee On Indian Reforms LORDS AGREE TO APPOINTMENT London, April 6. The Louse of Lords, after a three davs’ debate, unanimously passed a motion already adopted by the House of Commons for the appointment of a select committee on Indian Reforms. Lord Irwin, winding up—Reuter. - 108 words
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Article120 1933-04-07 1 .—Reuter. Retaliation for Another Murder Berlin, April 6. Following the murder of a German journ-alist-doctor, Georg Bell, in a Nazi Hotel I at Durchholzen, Tyrol, apparently by Bava- rian Nazis, as a revenge for alleged treason, a similar outrage occurred at Vaduz, Liechtenstein, where a Jewish couple,.—Reuter. - 120 words
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88 1933-04-07 1 GERMANY TO GO OFF GOLD STANDARD Reuter Reichsbank Covering Reduced Berlin, April, 6. The possibility of Germany the gold standard and demanding a redu tion of interest in her external loans 1S envisaged by the newspapers in consequence a decision by the Reichsbank o repay in gold credit £14,000,0C9 granted, Reuter - 88 words
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Article56 1933-04-07 1 —Reuter. Bill Passed by American Senate Washington, April 6. The Senate has passed a bdl th e hour working week and protab. mg Si r n Tof ‘pXuTwh’eh labo"ur was employed for n ore ®XcUve’for week The measure w>ll l e two years but this does not—Reuter. - 56 words
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Article30 1933-04-07 1 Reuter. In East Texas Austin (Texas'. April 6. The Railroad Commiss’on has ordered 10,000 oil wells in East Texas to close down within five days..- Reuter. - 30 words
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Advertisement16 1933-04-07 1 If. NAGATA brothers DENTISTS Head Office next I to The Dispensary Branch Office 52, Leith Street16 words
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Advertisement92 1933-04-07 1 ■AYLMER a ‘Natural J lav our jrfl PRODUCTS BRITISH AYLMER Tomatoes AYLMER soups were introduced into Malaya less than a year ago and met with instantaneous success on account of their high quality and low price. A wide range of other Aylmer products is now available, each and every one92 words
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Advertisement5 1933-04-07 1 PENANG BANKRUPT’S EXAMINATION Page 95 words
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Advertisement1930 1933-04-07 2 1 ranks RATES FOR CASUAL PENANG LAWN TENNIS BOXING ADVERTISEMENTS ASSOCIATION TOURNAMENT Mereaßtne Bank Hong Kong and A Tournament will be held under the MALAYAN BOXiING oF IfldlCL LllTlltCCl ah ix* auspices of the Penang Lawn Tennis Asso- nn All communications relating to Nation, open to all members of the1,930 words
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Article222 1933-04-07 3 For Permanent Wave WOMAN TO PAY DAMAGES London, March 15. Judge Drucquer gave his decision in the Northampton County Court, in the action for breach of contract brought by Mrs. Agnes Digby, a hairdresser, of Northampton, against Clifford Calver, whose wife was stated to have failed222 words
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Article298 1933-04-07 3 Re-union With Aged Mother Lady (Edmee) Owen, the rich widow of Sir Theodore Owen, a rubber merchant, arrived at her aged mother’s home in Paris on March 14 a free woman after serving two years and seven months of the five years to which298 words
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Article184 1933-04-07 3 Unveiling of New German Cruiser Wilhelmshaven, Oldeaburg, March 19. “We thank the Australian people for their magnanimous deed in relinquishing this war trophy and we promise to do oui duty towards the people and the Fatherland in the same spirit as that of the old Emden,” said184 words
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Article281 1933-04-07 3 When Cortege was at Door of House WEALTHY SPINSTER Within a few minutes of the time for the departure of the cortege, the funeral on March 16, of Miss Alice Marion Wright, aged 73, was stopped by order of Dr. Edwin Smith, the West London Coroner.281 words
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229 1933-04-07 3 Bound and Gagged By Armed Raiders Miss Isabella Crocker, an elderly woman, who lives alone at the Old School House, Batcombe, on a lonely part of the downs near Dorchester, was attacked by masked men at her home on March 15, and sat bound229 words
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Article102 1933-04-07 3 Canberra, March 21. Mr. Lyons, the Prime Minister, accompanied by Senator Sir George Pearce and Senator Brennan, left to-night for Western Australia’ to take part in the campaign against the secession movement in that State. Though a referendum vote in favour of cannot bo legally effective,102 words
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Advertisement254 1933-04-07 3 /jgiteg f \V. I -> i I /7 /■'l 7 w y A§F aWWPOPULAR v ALU OVER THE WORLD X The first choice of a discernyNK*. uJf ing and world-wide public; j jF pre-eminent for its tonic Jr bitterness and ever increasing x \y in popularity 1 Over thirty jSw254 words
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Advertisement89 1933-04-07 3 THE TIRELESS SALESMAN’—An advertisement in the “Pinang Gazette” is a tireless salesman From one week’s en I to another it talks business without boring potential customers, ft tells your story (unknown to you perhaps) to a wide circle of interested r-aders .an i its influence is all the more satisfactory89 words
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Advertisement734 1933-04-07 3 $lO9 "XT $lOO FOOTBALL FORECASTS. $lOO WAITING FOR YOU I Just a few strokes of the pen. Quite a simple task. worry, no waste of time. Yet it may bring you $lOO. You are not required to forecast scores —only results. If you succeed in forecasting the highest number of734 words
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Article375 1933-04-07 4 Demand Came As A Bombshell MR. ARTHUR PRINCE A ventriloquist’s failure to provide for income-tax was described in the London Bankruptcy Court. xiie public examination was held of Aruiur Joseph Prince, the ventriloquist, of Abercornmansions, St. John’s Wood. His statement of affairs show liabilities of t375 words
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Article126 1933-04-07 4 How He Smashed His Eating Championship A baker of Chatchak named Ivan Novakovitch has for the second year running won the local eating championship. He has broken his own record by consuming at one meal: 71b. of cabbage, 51b. of gruel, 1 gallon of plum brandy, Half126 words
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Article89 1933-04-07 4 Sentencing Harold Courtney to death for the murder of Minnie Reid, a twenty-three-year-old domestic servant, the Lord Chief Justice at Armagh Assizes on March 18, declared the crime was “a cold-blooded calculated plotted murder.” “I think you first of all betrayed this girl.” he said, “and89 words
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Article661 1933-04-07 4 Dr W. S. Leicester, Medical Officer attached to the District Hospital at Kuantan, is on a visit to Singapore. The Hon’ble Raja Sir Chulan, Raja di Hilir of Perak, K.8.E., C.M.G., is ill and confined to his house at Kuala Kangsar. Captain H. M. S. Haughton, senior661 words
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Article68 1933-04-07 4 Canberra, March 21. In the House of Representatives to-day the Prime Minister announced that Great Britain had agreed to the postponement of the payment of War debt interest amounting to £1,960,000, or £2,450,00 including exchange, due by Australia on March 31. It was expected, when the Budget68 words
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Advertisement274 1933-04-07 4 Horlick’s builds up vigorous young bodies CHILDREN In f.icir 1 early years should 4k be given a nourishing y.'-vX /y ]RH diet—one that provides jjg plenty of energy-giving > x, jS&tt M food. That’s why doctors \x S!| recommend Horlick’s Jm Malted Milk. It supplies those essential food A® <274 words
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Advertisement135 1933-04-07 4 REMOVAL SALE Rather than move our stocks back to our original premises, we offer special inducements to the Residents of Penang to acquire any of our present stocks at BARGAIN PRICES ACCORDEONS $3.00 each. VIOLINS $7.00 GRAMOPHONE RECORDS .50 MUSIC CASES $2.00 FLUTES $1.50 BANJO MANDOLINES $5.00 GRAMOPHONES $15.00 PIANO135 words
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Miscellaneous140 1933-04-07 4 The Greatest Theatrical Event Of The Season I FOR 3 DAYS ONLY—Daify at 6.15 9.30 p.m. April 10th, 11th and 12th. f f A MUSICAL COMEDY STAGE SHOW 1 [The Hollywood Hi-lights INTERNATIONAL REVUE J i 9— Versatile American Artistes—9 < 1 6— Hollywood Beauties —6 I DANCES SONGS MUSIC140 words
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Article374 1933-04-07 5 Yesterday's Match KOK HUAT KNOCKS UP 40 RUNS A Cricket match played yesterday, on the Date Kramat ground, between the Sproting Diamonds and the Indian Association resulted in a win for the former by 72 runs in the first innings. The following are the scores: SPORTING374 words
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Article146 1933-04-07 5 Ruling by New York Supreme Court The engagement ring is a “symbol hal’lowed by social usage, and when an engagent fails the symbol of its existence should be returned to him who gave it.” 8o ruled New York’s Appellate Division of the Supreme Court, reversing the opinion146 words
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Article81 1933-04-07 5 one will ever know how much WilAner| iJl;iSlle f Westbur y> Stembridge-rd., JanuaX’ E Wh died aged ei S ht y« on p 15 meant leave to his “most o able housekeeper, Martha Bryant.” for V IS WUI he left her £1 000 the space M thousand81 words
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Article268 1933-04-07 5 To-morrow's League Fixtures MANCHESTER CITY VISIT VILLA PARK The following are the matches to be played to-morrow in the English and the Scottish Leagues: DIVISION I .Aston Villa v Manchester C. Bolton W. v Everfion Chelsea v Leeds United Huddersfield T. v Sheffield W. Leicester C.268 words
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Article35 1933-04-07 5 feated Luton Town by 3 goals to 2. —Reuter. London, April 6. In the Third Division, Southern Section, of the English League, Newport County defeated Luton Town by 3 goals to 2. —Reu-feated Luton Town by 3 goals to 2.—Reuter. - 35 words
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Article94 1933-04-07 5 Owners’ Action Against 72 Companies A suit has been started in the Paris courts by the company owners of the illfated liner, I'Atlantique, to recover 170 million francs (£1,360,000 at par) from 72 underwriting companies. The owners base their claim on the report of the Committee of94 words
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Article92 1933-04-07 5 Miss Myfanwy Roberts and Mr. J. A. Davies, a Llangollen (North Wales) couple, have been appointed caretakers of Plas Newydd on condition that they marry before April 1. Plas Newydd is the historic home where the famous Ladies of Llangollen lived, and was recently bought92 words
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Article242 1933-04-07 5 replaced Meiklejohn and James.—Reuter Wireless. International Soccer McGRORY'S GREAT LEFT FOOT SHOT Hampden Park, April 1. A record crowd of 130,000 saw Scotland beat England at soccer by two goals to one. England threw away chances in the first half, missing many glaring openings. Hulme wasreplaced Meiklejohn and James.—Reuter Wireless. - 242 words
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Article343 1933-04-07 5 When Motorists Run A Hare At Charity Shows MUSHROOM COURSES The conditions under which local authorities may grant dog racecourse licences were further considered when the Dog Racing (Local Option) Bill again came before a Standing Committee at the House of Commons. Suggested conditions are laid down343 words
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Article58 1933-04-07 5 fo-day’s Programme Wavelengths: 31.5 metres, 25.28 metres Call Signs: G.S.B. G.S.E. P.M. 8 50 Big Ben The News 9.05 Talk: “The Week Abroad” Mr. Vernon Bartlett 925 Haydn Heard and his Band 10.20 The Spirit Of England (Gramophone Records) 11.20 The Northern Studio Orchestra Directed by John Bridge Arthur58 words
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Advertisement19 1933-04-07 5 A small advertisement in the “Pinang Gazette’ is busier than the bee. It works all day and ever) day.19 words
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Advertisement556 1933-04-07 5 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO LET Large Furnished or unfurnished rooms in modem European House with separate bathrooms, own verandahs, including Electric light and water, Garage. Apply No. 4, Penang Road, near E. O. Hotel. FOR SALE. CENTROSEMA PUBESCENS fresh seed $lO/- per picul. F. O. R. Port Swettenham. Apply Carey Island.556 words
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Advertisement197 1933-04-07 5 ASTOUNDING VALUE IN SUPER QUALITY TOWELS AT BARGAIN PRICES ■—ar ELS The T wels have no equal for i Quality and Lowness of Price! White Turkish Towels Durable and Reliable Quality with Close Soft Absorbent Pile Hemmed Borders. ——Ask for the 'Empire* Towel. No. 1 SIZE 25 ins. x4B ins197 words
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Article1366 1933-04-07 6 Insanity Plea for Aston Man Fails A RECOMMENDATION TO MERCY The trial of Albert Davies (63), an insurance agent, for the murder of Minnie Pauline Teague at Aston, on December 6, before Mr. Justice Horridge, at Birmingham Assizes, on March 17, ended in a verdict1,366 words
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Article328 1933-04-07 6 The Perfect Hostess of Regent’s Park HER ONE WORRY London, March 18. What is the difference between a cat bear and a bear cat The answer is—all the difference in the world. The nearest point of resemblance is that neither is like either a cat or a328 words
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Advertisement235 1933-04-07 6 11 1 I 'I "~'Xx I Ja fj Kr' KTwninoDWT PYRAMID HANDKERCHIEFS FOR MEN Famous the world over, for their enduring colours, splendid quality and fine texture. See the latest patterns —a wider and smarter range than ever. Tootal Guaranteed for satisfaction. You know Pyramid by the Pyramid name label235 words
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Advertisement245 1933-04-07 6 THE IDEAL FOOD FOR THE TROPICS The Nourishment A Child Receives From Breast Milk And HUMANISED TRUFOOD Is Virtually Identical. EACH TIN STAMPED WITH DATE YOUR SAFEGUARD. HUMANISED WKB Nearest to^Mhers' s Milk OBTAINABLE FROM ALL CHEMISTS AND HIGH CLASS STORES. o SOLE AGENTS FOR MALAYA THE DISPENSARY (1929) LTD.245 words
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Article2119 1933-04-07 7 OF MORE THAN ORDINARY IMPORTANCE LONG AND DIFFICULT TASK The Budget which the Chancellor of the Exchequer will open in the House of Commons shortly will be of more than ordinary importance. The length and severity of the World-wide depression have made the task of restoring the2,119 words
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Article209 1933-04-07 7 Helpless to Defend Himself When Gripped by Throat MAN APOLOGISES Mr. Herbert Metcalfe, the Old-street magistrate, described from the witness-box at Bow-street how he was seized by the throat and how there was a fierce struggle with a man during the hearing of a case209 words
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Article174 1933-04-07 7 They Will Ruin Your Eyesight London, March 19. A drive against eyesight quacks is to be made by Mr. Jack Hayes, the ex-M.P., who was Vice-Chamberlain of the Royal Household. He has just taken charge of the investigation department of the Joint Council of Qualified Opticians, and174 words
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Article211 1933-04-07 7 28Ft. Craft For Himself And A Companion a trip round the world in a 28ft. sailing boat is planned by a Metropolitan policeman. He is Arthur Bull, aged 25, of Edmonton, N., and he has sent in his resignation so that he and a211 words
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Advertisement371 1933-04-07 7 I Enter So lignum- J Beit the White Ant I fl •T’HE ravages of the i A White Ant are so LSj| familiar to Builders and A ydTSr j Householders that they t L» r ~^r 1 a appreciate a preserva- f I! /A/' ve w hich keeps timber 1371 words
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Article455 1933-04-07 8 Sir John Simon, moving the second reading of the Russian Goods Bill, said that the notice to terminate the Anglo-Soviet trade agreement expires on 17th inst.; that the Government desired to negotiate a new trading agreement and were proceeding with that object in view when the very disturbing455 words
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Article254 1933-04-07 8 If there are still left any readers of detective stories yvho furtively indulge in the practice as if suspecting themselves of a secret vice they can now afford to come out into the open and Haunt their weakness. The other day no less a personage than the254 words
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Article1158 1933-04-07 8 I think, my dear Ambrose, that in my last letter I told you I had made the acquaintance of old Wightman. He invited me to call, and I spent an evening with him a few weeks ago. He lives alone, and as he belongs to a1,158 words
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Article731 1933-04-07 8 “ULSTER” A protest has 'been made by Mr. d ty, the High Commissioner of the r Free State in London, against the of the Government of Northern Irela^r 0 using the designation “Ulster 31 Cent. Stock, 1943,” for the loan subscriptions were invited last month m Dulanty’s731 words
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Advertisement314 1933-04-07 8 Are you still using your throat as a filter When tobacco is burn», harsh irritants are inevitably produced. If the cigarettes you smoke are not your^throat must'be the filter. With the impurities filtered out. you. p oteq your s throat from irritation, and enioy to the -full the fine fragrance314 words
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Advertisement70 1933-04-07 8 E. O. THE BEST SITUATED SEASIDE HOTEL IN THE EAST. ALL ROOMS FACE THE SEA each with sitting room and private bathroom attached. Modern Sanitation Throughout EXCELLENT CUISINE under expert European Chef. -ss-slSig? B npgN eo «Mill B? KEEP IN STEP WITH HEALTH o Idea! for Growing Children and Adults.70 words
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1408 1933-04-07 9 Empire’s Greed Display DENMARK AND SWEDEN INTERESTED IN RUBBER TILING (From a Special Correspondent). London, Mar. 15. What is almost equivalent to a grand ~,i r of the Empire is being enjoyed in re- rd time and comfort by thousands of peo- of1,408 words
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Article49 1933-04-07 9 Rugby Radio Service. Rumanian Visitor in London ’WLondon, April 6. M. Titulesco, the Rumanian Foreign inister, visited the House of Commons this afternoon and had an interview with Prime Minister and Sir John Simon the subject of the proposal of the Four o'Aer Plan.—Rugby Radio Service.Rugby Radio Service. - 49 words
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Article35 1933-04-07 9 .—Rugby Radio Service. Departure for Windsor Castle London, April 6. Their Majesties the King and Queen left Buckingham Palace this afternoon by road for Windsor Castle where they will spend Easter.-.—Rugby Radio Service. - 35 words
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Article298 1933-04-07 9 Farther Details BATHED INSTEAD OF FED Hunter’s Narrov/ Escape With reference to the message from our Ipoh correspondent regarding a Malay who was killed by an elephant we have further details to the effect that the elephants belonged to Che Abu Hassan, of the Land Office,298 words
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Article88 1933-04-07 9 Reuter. Rationalisation Foreshadowed London, April 6. Far reaching rationalisation of the British iron and steel industry is foreshadowed by the recommendation of the National Advisory Committee, representing the whole of the industry, which advocates a number of regional associations each dealing with a group ofReuter. - 88 words
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Article1066 1933-04-07 9 Ceylon’s Tribute To Mr. Arter ABRIDGED EDITION OF YEAR BOOK A meeting of the Council of the Planters’ Association of Malaya was held in Kuala Lumpur on March 25. Mr. R. S. Chantier (Chairman) presided, and there were also present Mr. J. C. Innes (Vice-Chairman), Mr. C.1,066 words
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Article612 1933-04-07 9 Case Before Ipoh Assize Court ALLEGATIONS AGAINST Mr. C. W. YOUNGER Before the Hon’ble Mr. Justice Hereford at the Perak Assize Court on Wednesday, the trial was commenced of Mr. C. W. Younger, until recently employed as accountant at Penawat (Malaya) Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., Tanjong612 words
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Article86 1933-04-07 9 c WEDNESDAY TO-DAY IIN-Spot £152-12-6 £153-12-6 London TIN —(8 Months) £154-10-0 I Singapore Business Done $*****/2 $79.87% Penang Buyers no sellers Buyers no sellers Business Done $3.60 COPRA—(Sundried) 16 00 BLACK PEPPER RUBBER 2^d 2 Ad. London New York Singapore TAPIOCA 65 $3. G5 Fair Seed $3.85 Medium86 words
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840 1933-04-07 9 Inherited $700,000: J Borrowed $1,109,472 NEARLY $500,000 PAID 1 IN INTEREST The public examination of Lim Chin Guan, in bankruptcy, was continued before Mr. Justice J. C. Ccbbett in the Supreme Court this morning. Assistant Official Assignee (Mr. Moor); to His Lordship: The bankrupt840 words
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Article204 1933-04-07 10 Channel Crash in A Haze TORN BULWARKS A collision occurred in the Channel between an unknown steamer and an East Goodwin lightship. What happened to the steamer is not yet known, but the damage to the lightship is all above water line, though it is believed204 words
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Article254 1933-04-07 10 Father Woodlock’s Sermon London, March 13th. Father Woodlock, preaching at Farm Street Church, London, commented strongly on a forthcoming ball to be held in London under Royal patronage on behalf of the international birth control movement. He said that Mr. Justice McCardie was the president of the254 words
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Article182 1933-04-07 10 A Russian With a Gallic Wit March 16. The world’s greatest raconteur has died in Paris. He was J. W. Bienstock, writer and journalist, a Russian by birth, but a citizen of Paris for the past 40 years. His fund of stories was inexhaustible, and, far from182 words
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Article1245 1933-04-07 10 P. W. S - RECEPTION AND SOCIETY NOTES—JEWELLERY BARRED BY ULTRA SHORTS—JAPANESE SETS—RADIO BAN—A. C. VALVES—WATCH THE INPUT (BY P. W. S.) With the coming of the rainy season, reception conditions seem to have upset considerably. The ether was full of atmospherics for the past few days this was most pronounced on the1,245 words
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Advertisement13 1933-04-07 10 Every Wednesday Ladies will find special articles of interest in The PINANG GAZETTE."13 words
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Miscellaneous1111 1933-04-07 10 PRINCIPAL SHORT-WAVE BROADCASTING STATIONS (By TFTF PENANG WIRELESS SOCIETY.) In Order Of Wavelength Difference in time to Malaya. GENERAL INFORMATION. 42 tc o T, C'TATIOM S. rt u. 5„• 5o s *2 5 3 -v g Interval Mgnals, days of triE w lUilon<i cd Cl r*- H 1 7 71,111 words
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Article129 1933-04-07 11 A. Bible and a Prayer Book taken to Australia by the Rev. Richard Johnson 145 years ago, have just been used at an anniversary service at St. Philip’s Church, Sydne Y, says Reuter. Mr. Johnson was the hrst chaplain of the settlement founded in Sydney Cove by129 words
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Article139 1933-04-07 11 March 15. The amazing tameness of the lions in the Kruger National Park is described by the warden, Colonel Stevenson Hamilton, in the official report published in Johannesburg and quoted by Reuter. He declares that the lions have become so accustomed to the cars of the139 words
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Article265 1933-04-07 11 March 17. A curious mental disease konwn to medical men as paraphrenia, which very seldom occurs in the case of women but more commonly with men and then only when they are about thirty years of age, was described at the assizes at Leeds, on265 words
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118 1933-04-07 11 Melbourne, March 14. Mrs. Harry Bonney, a cousin of Mr. Bert Hinkler (who has been missing since he set off to fly from England to Australia on January 7), has decided to attempt a record flight from Australia to England. She aims at beating118 words
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Article122 1933-04-07 11 New York Preacher and Respect for Britain The Rev. Dr. E. C. Chorley, rector of Garrison Church, New York, preaching at St. Margaret’s Church, Westminster, on March 19 said: “In America to-day we are stricken with a fear, and I am not trying to pass any empty compliment122 words
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Miscellaneous1095 1933-04-07 11 SHORT-WAVE RECEPTION TIMES PREPARED BY THE PENANG WIRELESS SOCIETY Midnight 1 a. m. 2 a. m. 3 am. 4 a°m. 5 6 5 p.°m. 6 p.°m. 7 p. m. 8 p. m. 9 p m. 10 p. m. 11 p. m. 1 am. 2 a°m. 3 a°m. 4a. m. sa.1,095 words
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Article349 1933-04-07 12 Profit 5332,765 HUA KHiOW S.S. CO. PURCHASED The report of the directors of the Straits Steamship Company, Limited, with accounts for the year ended December 31, 1932, for presentation to the shareholders at the forty-eighth general meeting of the company to be held on April 8,349 words
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Article219 1933-04-07 12 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. Rubber Sales Department Penang, April 5. We have experienced a very dull and uninteresting market during the past week and local closing quotations are again about unchanged on balance. London, however, is down l/32d. to 2.1/32d. and New York down 1/32 gold cent to 2.29/32 gold cents.219 words
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Article116 1933-04-07 12 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1,116 th, auction on Wednesday. Catalogued 1,408,714 lbs. 628.89 tons Offered 1,336,905 lbs. 596.83 tons Sold 1,065,891 lbs. 475.84 tons PRICES REALIZED Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cents Per Lb. Standard Quality No Sales Good Average Quality 5% to 6116 words
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Article389 1933-04-07 12 i I Feb., Feb., Total i Total Company. 1933. 193-2- current I last ll<r I year. year. 1 1 1 Lbs. Lbs. Lbs. Lbs. 1 1 1 1 1 I Anglo-Malay I 47,868] 39,500] 88,816(2) 90,000 Ayer Kuning 82,500! 89,000) ’77,500(2) I 190,000 Badek 1103,*****04,2231 203,544(2) 222,023389 words
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Article126 1933-04-07 12 Latest Quotations Thursday Wednesday Paris 86 31|32 87 New York 3.41% 3.42% Montreal 4.14 4.13% Brussels 24.50% 24.49% Geneva 17.70 17.72 Amsterdam 8.48 8.46 Milan 66% 66% Berlin 14.43% 14 15|32 Stockholm 18 29,32 18.90 Copenhagen 18.90 22 7|16 Oslo 19% 19% Vienna 32% 32% Prague126 words
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Article341 1933-04-07 12 Messrs. William Jacks Co. reported on March 15 as follows Durihg the week that has passed considerable purchases have been made as an insurance against War Risk, but fortunately as we write, the atmosphere has changed for the better, and because of that considerable re-selling has taken341 words
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Article76 1933-04-07 12 The following are the tin outputs for the month of March, 1933 Pungah Tin Dredging, Ltd. (No. 1): Hours, 598; c. yards, 183,000; piculs, 1,433; nett value, $67,258.00. The Taiping Tin Dredging Co., Ltd. (No. 1 Dredge):—Piculs, 194.12; hours, 608; c. yards, 90,000. The North Taiping Tin Dredging76 words
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Article99 1933-04-07 12 The following are the rubber outputs for the month of March, 1933 Lbs. Bakap Estate 18,822 Titi Karangan Estate 15,729 Patani Para Estate 70,759 South Malay Rubber Plantations (1932), Ltd. 10,600 Batu Matang Estate 19,000 Arras Estate 17,000 Baling Estate 37,000 Kuala Dingin Estate 24,600 Subur Estate 13,92599 words
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Article55 1933-04-07 12 PENANG, APRIL 7 (By Courtesy of the Chartered Bank) On London Bank Demand 2|3 23|32 4 m|ts 2|3 13|16 Hongkong T.T. 42% dis. nom Private 3 m|ts credit 2|4 3 Documentary 2|4 I|B On New York Bank Demand 39% France T.T. 990n0m India T.T. 152% nom Shanghai T.T. 13555 words
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Article504 1933-04-07 12 TO-DAY’S PRICES The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Co.’s share list at 11 a.m. to-day. Wednesday To-day Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers mining Ayer Weng 80 90 80 90 Bangrin 10(6 ll|o 10(6 H|o Batu Caves 35 40 32% 37% Killinghall 7|3 7|9 7504 words
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Advertisement37 1933-04-07 12 If you wish to extend your trade and find new customers, try a small advertisement in the “Pinang Gazette.” It circulates throughout the whole of North Malaya. Siam an Sumatra. As a selling medium it stands unrivalled.37 words
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Advertisement207 1933-04-07 12 V' I W- /ifiPRSw-'' A 8 -J 5 W ■‘-•'..v?' v A; A/ v-'/;■ ———i— Rid yourself of STOMACH TROUBLE and enjoy a Healthy Appetite If by taking Sanatogen I ACK of appetite is mostly °A noteworthy effect of due to stomach) trouble, Sanatogen is a better which in turn207 words
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Article588 1933-04-07 13 Schedule of Principal Lines The following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the week: IN PORT TO-DAY sS HAMBURG MARU from Singapore for Rangoon and Calcutta. SS CARIGNANO from Italy. Sails for Singapore, China and Japan. bUYSKES from Langsa, Lho Seumawe,588 words
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Article298 1933-04-07 13 APRIL, 1933 APRIL 7 Penang Teachers’ Co-Operative Thrift and Loan Society ,Ltd., adjourned halfyearly meeting, Anglo-Chinese School, Maxwell Road, 5.15 p.m. APRIL 8 Cricket: P. C. C. “A” v Hutchings School, School ground. Penang Teachers’ Association, annual dinner and Dance, Springtide Hotel, Tanjong Bungah, 8 p.m. APRIL298 words
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Article887 1933-04-07 13 OUTWARD DUTCH AIR MAIL The Agents notify that the Outward Dutch Aeroplane from Amsterdam will arrive at Alor Star at 11.30 to-day. AIR MAILS A mail for Europe, Great Britain, Ireland and North America by steamer to Calcutta, thence by rail to Karachi for Conveyance by Imperial Airways887 words
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680 1933-04-07 13 If I Had A Million PARAMOUNT'S BEST PRODUCTION AT MAJESTIC What would you do if an eccentric stranger suddenly handed you a million dollars Ah’ there are many things you would do, won’t you? But go and see Paramount’s “If I Had A Million680 words
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Advertisement273 1933-04-07 13 JEF k <7that needs no artificial aids r 'HE kind of beauty that is founded on rational living and eating endures through a lifetime. Include Quaker Oats in your daily diet. It will send rich/ red blood pulsing through your veins bringing a lasting colour to your cheeks and the273 words
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226 1933-04-07 14 Favourable Portuguese Vote Expected FIRST POLL SINCE 1926 Lisbon, March 19. Portugal went to the polls to-day for the first time since 1926, when General Carmona marched into Lisbon at the head of the army, expelled the President, and set up a military dictatorship. The226 words
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Article242 1933-04-07 14 Mr. Temple Thurston Lord Rowallan Lady Furness’s Father Mr. Walter Griggs The deaths of several well-known people occurred on March 19. They were: Mr. E. Temple Thurston, the novelist and playwright, author of the famous drama ‘‘The Wandering Jew.” Lord Rowallan, who built much of242 words
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Article121 1933-04-07 14 THE FRENCH “LIGHT BRIGADE Death of General Who Took Part in Famous Charge A general who took part in the famous charge of Reichshoffen, a French episode corresponding to the charge of the Light Brigade, has just died at the age of 82. General Durand de Villers was only 20,121 words
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Article240 1933-04-07 14 Lakeland Climber’s Fall of 40 Feet March 15. A science master at Windermere Grammar School, Mr. L. W. Brown, had a narrow escape from death while climbing in Lakeland, and he owes his life to a 14-year-old boy at the school, Morris Dixon, of Storrs Park,240 words
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Article172 1933-04-07 14 Researches in the Northern Transvaal Mr. D. S. van der Merwe, Assistant Registrar of mining titles on the Rand, and until recently Mining Commissioner of Pietersburg, has given the Johannesburg Sunday Times the first information of the results of his researches in the Northern Transvaal, which are regarded172 words
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Article78 1933-04-07 14 Death of England’s Heaviest Man Stated to be the heaviest man in England, Mr. George Lovatt has died at Brierley Hill, Staffordshire. The last time he was weighed, several years ago, he was 38 stone. He broke one of his legs about eight years ago, and since78 words
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Article61 1933-04-07 14 Pandit B. V. Shankaranarayana Sastry, of Bangalore, an expert in the Hindu Philosophic system of Yoga, has just performed this feat:— He was enclosed in an air-tight box. The box was lowered into a pit dug in the ground. The pit was filled up with earth. Forty minutes61 words
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Article38 1933-04-07 14 Wellington, N.Z., March 7. —Mr. Wynand Gerandus Boers, who is recognised as the world’s oldest Freemason (he was initiated at Antwerp in 1855), to-day celebrates his ninety-eighth birthday, at Havelock, in the Province of Marlborough.38 words
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Article218 1933-04-07 14 Chemist’s Sale of Secret Process Fines amounting to a total of £5lO were imposed at Bow Street on March 17th on charges under the Corrupt Practices Act, 1906, against three men—John E. Ferguson and Sidney Welsh (38), directors of Ferguson and Sons, Ltd., Merton Abbey, and Alfred James Buck218 words
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Article167 1933-04-07 14 Sir Malcolm Campbell May Try the Prairies Winnipeg, March 16th. It is reported here that Sir Malcolm Campbell, who recently broke the world’s land speed record with a speed of 272.108 m.p.h., may try to reach the coveted 300 miles per hour average for the measured167 words
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Advertisement312 1933-04-07 14 Has No Ugly Hair Nomu I bad become I Completely discour* fl aged by a heavy K growth of disgusting FQ_ jQjfl hair I tried depila- y JH tory pastes, evil J* i f&U axnelling powders and i K jHfl painful alectric J/ treatments even J' jaBE razor. Staving/ jimply312 words
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Advertisement161 1933-04-07 14 7« I 'll I f IS ill i L-a Hl 8 kill "71 I IjliftH a ayi «JbEIJ Kloster I BEER B SOLE AGENTS FOR fl S.S. and F.M.S. I HENRY WAUGH CO.. LTD. g| PENANG U SINGAPORE IPOH KUALA LUMPUR Flavoured Corn Flour—- > a new S u^se Brown161 words
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Advertisement2216 1933-04-07 15 Id A —5a~.~g~TT~N. P ©.--BRITISH INDIA 9. WH—IWWIWi (Companies Incorporated in England) ~„v <<> oa. IKAVEL OWWIU DI WULLAK MAIL PASSENGER and CARGO SERVICES VMMe L LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. Penang London LINE e >r vPHEMUS Amsterdam, London and Hamburg. Apl. 13 May 12 and GHIOV "I Y’ Pen insular2,216 words
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Article265 1933-04-07 16 Likely Entries FULL LISTS CF PENANG GRIFFINS The following are probable entries for the Penang Turf Club Extra Meeting to be held on April 29 and May 3 and 6 at Penang: TRAINER ORCHARD Short Suit, Mannon, Miss Togo, Furrow, Bridal Veil, Tambour Battant, Vibrate,265 words
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Article188 1933-04-07 16 BOXING NOTES At Drury Lane Hall To-night Mr. Khoo Chin Beng, the manager of the Malayan Boxing Syndicate, has arranged for an all smashing programme for tonight at the Drury Lane Theatre. In the main event we have Boy Nara, of the the188 words
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Article110 1933-04-07 16 (To The Editor, “The Pinang Gazette.”) Sir, —I beg to request you to kindly publish this letter. It has been announced in the Press, that Kay Yong of Ipoh, will meet Boy Nara, of Penang, at the Drury Lane hall on Friday, the 7th, instant, but110 words
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Article113 1933-04-07 16 A beautiful chorus of six Hollywood Beauties, a Lady’s Jazz Band, a comedian who has played with Charlie Chaplin and numerous other attractions, comprise the personnel of the Hollywood Hi-Lights,” who open their Penang season at the King’s Theatre, on Monday, the 10th inst. Shows of this nature113 words
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Article459 1933-04-07 16 Muriel Saves "he Club ANDRES TAKES 7 FOR 54 Only a magnificent innings by Muriel saved the Penang Cricket Club from a heavy defeat at the hands of the Combined Schools XI yesterday. As it was the P.C.C. won by 2 wickets. Batting first the Schools lost459 words
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Article119 1933-04-07 16 The following passengers arrived in Penang this morning by the s.s. “Kedah” from Singapore:—Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Best, Mr. G. Henon, Professor W. E. Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Misselbrook, Mr. Snowie, Mr. F. F. Elsner. DUYMAER VAN TWIST Mr. Gulabrai Viromal arrived in Penang this119 words
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Article39 1933-04-07 16 .—Reuter. British Demands Inacceptable Buenos Aires, April 6. The opinion is expressed in official circles that the Anglo-Argentine Trade Agreement will not be able to be concluded at present as the British demands are in- acceptable.-.—Reuter. - 39 words
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Article331 1933-04-07 16 Third Case in One Week r r Three Chinese youths named Ong Seng Kee, Tang Ah Pau and Lye Choo respec* r tively were charged before the Police Ma* gistrate this morning with the theft at 11—12.30 a.m., yesterday from a field oS Perak Road,331 words
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Advertisement82 1933-04-07 16 BOXING o SNOWY FAULKNER'S Professional Amateur Contests I SUNDAY, 9 AT 9.30 P.M. FUN FROLIC 10 Rounds. BATTLING CHAN vs. MARI MUTTU (IPOH) (KUALA LUMPUR) Bantam Champion North Malaya. 8 Rounds. BOY QUEE vs. JOE GAINS (SINGAPORE) (KUALA LUMPUR) 6 Rounds. T. C. WHATT vs. TARRA SINGH (PENANG) (IPOH) BY82 words
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Advertisement54 1933-04-07 16 I fed A w New Stockings EVER OFFERED GUARANTEED “Ladder-proof’ IN ALL LEADING SHADES. Knitted Of Finest Unweighted Pure Silk Thread. Elegant in Appearance, Perfectly Fashioned, Soft in Texture and Delightful to Wear. Unsurpassed for Durability. $3.25 a JUST UNPACKED Evening Chiffon Stoekings ST»BS a With Cloxs 53.28 25 PARMANAND54 words
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Miscellaneous187 1933-04-07 16 i THE HOUSE FOR THE BEST BRITISH PICTURES. <w~a 111 I 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.30 j SEASON EXTENDED TILL TO-MORROW J i The Big Holiday Crowds Acclaimed It X I THE MOST MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE OF ARABIA T’ET SEEN I "BAR O U D 1 WITH A BIG CAST OF INTERNATIONAL ARTISTES187 words
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