Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 3 November 1933

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1888 PUBLISHED DAILY No. 258, Vol. LXXXXI. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1933. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      1912 2 RATES FOR CASUAL penang municipality PENANG TURF CLUB oversea Chinese BANKS ADVERTISEMENTS —z ..ZZZZ. BANKING CORPORATION Ordinance No. 129 (Traction Engines NOTICE cMtkmpnt.- (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements. and Motor Cars). nederlandsche Chartered Bank All communications re at.ng(to MAATSCHAPPU, or INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHW* advertisements snouia be aaaressea Notice is
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    PENANG ASSIZE COURT
    261 3 Mischief SHOP PROPRIETOR CONVICTED At the Assize Court yesterday, before ,'r. Justice Cobbett and a Common Jury, \bdul Cader bin Mydin Kaderrowther, a iece and sundy goods shop-keeper at pala Batas, Province Wellesley, who was .urged with mischief by fire was, after charge had been altered to
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    BOGUS DETECTIVE
    111 3 Tamil Charged With Attempted Extortion A Tamil named Mohamed Rowther apred in the Penang Police Court yester- rning before the Magistrate, Mr. D. Wills, and was charged with falsely impersonating a Police Officer at 12.45 p.m. on November 1, and that posing thus as a Detective he attempted
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    SLUMP VICTIMS
    221 3 Old Free Sleeps With Vagrants On The Street Four Chinese, by name Soo Ai, Khye "ung, Seang Sze and Lee Boon Tan were harged in the Police Court yesterday morning with vagrancy, having no fixed place of ode: accused were all found sleeping on the five foot way
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    BREACH OF TRUST IN 1932
    68 3 Lim Tek, a Hokkien Chinese, was harged with criminal breach of turst in a spect of $7OO, the property of one Kock s ,y, on August 2, 1932, at the Magazine Road, Penang. I he charge was explained, and accused *ng allowed bail in the
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    MANURIAL EXPERIMENTS
    216 3 Improving The Pineapple ENCOURAGING RESULTS AT SINGAPORE The results of the manurial experiments conducted on the Singapore Agricultural Station, during the period June, 1932, to March 1933, when the first crop was harvested, are given in the article, by Mr. G. D. P. Olds, which is published in
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    REMARKABLE CRIMES
    217 3 Attempt To Murder Girl With Typhoid Bacteria Vienna, October 10. Two remarkable crimes have been occupying the attention of the Viennese police for the past week. In the first case, a photographer employed in the bacteriological laboratory of a Viennese hospital, finding that his affections were not returned
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    POORLY PAID GOLDSMITH’S ASSISTANT
    129 3 Chinese Bound Over For Theft The last stage in the case of Yong Siew Phang, a Cantonese goldsmith’s assistant charged with the theft of a piece of gold valued $22.04, resulted in the conviction of accused in the Police Court yesterday morning. The Magistrate, Mr. D.
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    A WORLD THAT HAS GONE STARK. STARING MAD
    398 3 False Ideas About Money SIR ERNEST BENN ON THE VALUE OF INDIVIDUALISM "The world to-day, from the point of view of the individualist, can only be dej scribed as stark, staring mad, and that madness consists in the notion that w r
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      306 3 65" After the match Q kincckmi x Jfar" A Win or lose it’s all part of the game, but y° U d° nee< l stimulant to recoup. Play safe and stick to j K.G. 4. Pepsodent polishes teeth as it removes film This double-action tooth paste brings a rapid improvement
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    EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
    65 4 During the week ending 28th October, 1933, exports from Malayan ports amounted to 11,925 cases, of which 7,651 cases were to the United Kingdom, 850 cases to the Continent of Europe, 2,700 cases to Canada and. 724 cases elsewhere. Total exports for the period Ist January,
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    STRAITS SETTLEMENTS (S'PORE) ASSOCIATION
    500 4 Committee Meeting Minutes Minutes or Committee Meeting held in the Singapore Exchange Room on Monday, the 30th October, 1933, at 5 p m. Present:—Mr. G. Parbury (Vice-Presi-dent i, Hon’ble Mr. A. P. Robeson. Hon ble Mr. W. A. Fell. Messrs. O. R- S. Bateman, S L.
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    MAJOR-GENERAL OLDFIELD
    239 4 Inspects Malacca Volunteers H.E. Major-General L. C. L. Oldfield. C. 8., C.M.G., D. 5.0., Lieut. Colonel M. J. T. Reilly, M.C. and Major W. O. Lay w-ere in Malacca during the week-end for the inspection of the local Volunteers. On Sunday morning H.E. the General Officer Commanding visited
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    COLOUR IN MIMIC WARFARE SCHEMES
    483 4 A Topical Touch "DREAMLAND" SCHEME SUBMITTED It was suggested facetiously some time ago by a volunteer that efforts should be made to put a little local c 0,0.., into the schemes for mirmc warfare which are carried out from tmie to time, says the Straits
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    289 4 Mr. C. J. G. Craig, of Sungei Nawar Estate, goes home on leave in the near fu- ture. j I I Mrs. Marian Macbean, a former resident g of Singapore, left £2,000 to the National Institute for the Blind. S I 3 Mr. W. Steel, of the
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    ASIATIC UNEMPLOYMENT FUND
    90 4 Further Donations List No. 35 The following donations to the above Fund received during October 16th to 31st, 1933, are gratefully acknowledged Proceeds from Sweepstake run by Prai Hindu Sabha allotted to A.U.F. $65, Staff of G. H. Slot Co. $5.50, Wee 800 Wee Liam $l2, Anonymous
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      146 4 j GILBERT AND SULLIVAN MUSIC HAS AN IRRESISTIBLE APPEAL TO THOSE WHO LIKE THE LIGHTER TYPE OF MUSIC. FULL OF MELODY AND CATCHY PROSE. MAKE YOUR CHOICE FROM THE FOLLOWING "YEOMEN OF THE GUARD" IN SEVENTEEN VOCAL SELECTIONS—SLX RECORDS fl I THE MIKADO" IN SIXTEEN VOCAL SELECTIONS—SIX RECORDS "THE GONDOLIERS"
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      467 4 WIRELESS To-Day's Programme 8.8. C. For Straits Settlements, and Federated Malay States from the Empire transmitter Daventry, England. Two of the following frequencies ano wavelengths will be used in the transmissions to the Indian zone. Announcements will -be made at frequent intervals. i j»ii sign Frequency Wavelength GSB 9,510 kC|S
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    ENTRIES FOR SINGAPORE NOVEMBER RACES
    1079 5 PROFESSIONAL AND AMATEUR MEETINGS o TWO RUNS FOR CLASS 4 HORSES Below will be found the full entries for the Singapore Turf Club November professional and amateur meetings, showing the full engagements of each horse over both meetings. Handicaps for the first day will be
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    HOCKEY AT ALOR STAR
    98 5 Tunku Yaccob’s XI. Beat White Shirts (From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star, November 1. By far the best game witnessed in Capt. j Baker’s Shield Hockey Tournament so far, was provided this evening in the match be- tween Tunku Yaccob’s XI. and the White 1 Shirts.
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    ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH FOOTBALL
    272 5 To-Morrow's Fixtures PORTSMOUTH TO MEET ARSENAL The following are the matches to be played to-morrow in the English and Scottish Leagues:— DIVISION I Arsenal v Portsmouth Birmingham v Liverpool Blackbum R. v W’hampton W. Derby C. v Leicester C. Everton v Huddersfield T. Leeds U. v
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    POPPY DAY FOOTBALL
    145 5 Nibong Tebal To Play D. A. F. C. The following players will represent Nibong Tebal in the Soccer Match in aid of the Poppy Day Fund against the D.A.F.C. on Sunday, November 5, at the Caledonia Ground: C. I. R. Burton A. D. Campbell and W. G.
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    GOVERNOR’S XI. DRAWS WITH M.C.C.
    84 5 1. —Reuter. Lail Singh Conspicuous in Field Lahore, November 2. The two-day match between the M.C.C. and the Governor’s XI. resulted in a draw. The M.C.C. scored 402 for the loss of 7 wickets at which they declared innings. Mitchell scored 184. The Governor’s XI
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    ENGLISH RUGBY
    70 5 Fixtures For To-morrow The following are the principal English Rugby fixtures for to-morrow Cheshire v. Lancashire. Durham v. Yorkshire. Leicestershire v. East Midlands. Northumberland v. Cumberland. Notts, Lincs., and Derby v. North Midlands. Blackheath v. Guy’s Hospital. Bristol v. Harlequins. Coventry v« Bath. London Irish v. St. Bart’s
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    HOME RUGGER
    37 5 I.—Reuter. Oxford University Beaten London, November 2. The rugby match between the Oxford University and the Oxford Greyhounds was played to-day and resulted in a win for the latter by 17 points to 9. —Reuter.
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    S.S. TRADE COMMISSION
    34 5 Meetings For Private Discussions The 74th and 75th Meetings of the Trade Commission were held in Singapore on the 31st October and Ist November. The meetings were reserved for private discussion.
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    RAG BALL
    38 5 Book Your Tables Will intending patrons of the Rag Ball in aid of Earl Haig’s Fund which is to be held at the “E. and O.” kindly note that tables must be reserved at ’.he Hotel.
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    SCHOOL FUN TRAGEDY
    301 6 Boy’s Death From Excitement WILD O.T.C. FROLIC AT RAILWAY STATION A boy’s death from excitement during some fun between Oundle School Officers' Training Corps and Uppingham boys was described at an inquest at Uppingham, on Oct. 21th, on John William Carter (12), of Adderley-street, Uppingham, Rutland, who
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    MARRIED ON HIS DEATH-BED
    401 6 Two-Day Vigil By Bride GRANT OF SPECIAL LICENCE With his bride at his bedside, Mr. Frank Russell Hudson, a retired naval officer, has died in a Kensington nursing home two days after his marriage by special licence. The wedding had taken place when the doctors considered
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    MODERN JEKYLL AND HYDE
    595 6 “Dangerous Criminal Sentenced ON OLD CHARGE Story Of New Method Of Safe Stealing At London Sessions on Oct. 11th, Joseph Stevens (23), a traveller, who pleaded not guilty to charges of stealing and receiving a motor-car in October, 1930, and with conspiring with a man named
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    CYCLING RACE
    135 6 Malayan Amateur Event Next Month The Selangor Cyclists’ Association are organising a Malayan Amateur Long Distance bicycle race from Kuala Lumpur to Seremban and back, approximately 100 miles, to be held on Sunday, December 10, starting at 6.00 a.m. The starting and finishing points will be at the
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      308 6 PICNIC AT FUN SPECIAL OFFER FOR FEW WEEKS ONLY i-, Bh» SATURDAY DINNER STAY TO MONDAY MORNING BREAKFAST Parties, four persons in a cottage (Board Lodging inclusive)s6 per person Parties, two persons in a cottage (Board Lodging inclusive)sB per person Bus Fare to Fun, 8 cents or for better hiring
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      709 6 $lOO must be Won f —:o S.G. P.G. FOOTBALL COMPETITION o NO ENTRANCE FEE x o BELOW will be found particulars of the Sunday Gazette and Pinanc Gazette, Football Competition No. 3 in which you are asked to forecast results of ten’English and Scottish League matches to be played on
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    SOUTH-WEST POLITICAL SITUATION
    237 7 is reticent on this issue.—Central China Daily News. IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTED Hongkong, Oct. 15. portant developments in the political t :ion in the South-west are expected h ake place shortly, following the recent v-rsations at Hongkong between < rals Chiang Kwang-nai, Chen Ming- > ind Li Chai-sum.
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    LUANTUNG BANDIT SITUATION
    145 7 pointed a divisional commander. —China Times. Japanese Authorities’ Advice To Peiping Peiping, Oct. 15. The bandit situation in the Luantung District has taken a turn for the better, according to information from military sources. At present there are about 600 bandits stationed at Funing and Liushouying. The
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    COTTON CONTROL COMMISSION FORMED
    110 7 .—Sin Wen Pao. Subsidiary Organ Under National Economic Commission Shanghai, Oct. 16. The Commission for the control of cotton production in China,which is a subsidiary '■rgan under the National Economic Commission, will be formally inaugurated to- ty. The inaugural meeting will be presided over by Mr.
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    COMMUNIST HEADQUARTERS
    62 7 Shun Pao. Raided By Shanghai Police Shanghai, Oct. 14. An important Communist organ on Carter Road was raided by the Settlement police on Thursday night and quite a quantity of Communist literature seized on the premises. One suspect was arrested in the building. The w'hole case and the
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    FEET-BINDING CUSTOM REVIVED
    34 7 '.—Shun Pao. Taiyuanfu, Oct. 13. Feet-binding hits recently revived in tft/i-s .province. According to estimates made by the provincial authorities there aae women in the province who have bound feet.—Shun Pao.
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    NORTH CHINA
    136 7 Sin Wen Pao. Important Conference Planned Peiping, Oct. 13. For the purpose of securing a fundamental settlement of the situation in North China, General Huang Fu, Chairman of the Peiping Political Readjustment Commission, has sent Messrs. Yin Tung and Li Cheh-yu, members of the Luantung Retrocession Commission, to
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    AEROPLANE FACTORY FOR CHINA
    110 7 I. —Sin Wen Pao. Chinese Aviation Bureau’s Enterprise Shanghai, Oct. 16. It is learned that arrangements are nowbeing made by the Chinese aviation bureau for the conclusion of a contract with the German Junker Aviation Company for the establishment of an aeroplane factory in China. The
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    REBEL FORCES ASKING TO SURRENDER
    142 7 —China Times. Badly Defeated By Government Forces Peiping, Oct. 15. The rebel forces under Generals Fang Chen-wu and Chi Hung-chang are nowasking to surrender after being badly beaten by the Government forces in the vicinity of Shunyi. General Fang Chen-wu has indirectly informed General Ho
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    COMMUNIST MENACE
    112 7 i.—Sin Wen Pao. Severe Fighting In Kiangsi Nanchang, Oct. 15. Fighting of a most severe nature has been raging around Lichuang, m Eastern Kiangsi. for five days since October 10th, when the Communists made a fierce counter-attack on that city. Thefighting occurred at Chunkou, a point about sxteen
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    JAPAN AND SOVIET RUSSIA
    770 7 MOSCOW'S STIFFENED ATTITUDE TOWARDS TOKYO SEQUEL TO CHINESE EASTERN RAILWAY SALE NEGOTIATIONS Peiping Morning Post. “When Soviet Russia expressed her readiness to enter into negotiations with Manchoukuo for the sale of the Chinese Eastern Railway we knew that Japan was planning the seizure of that line.
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    SOVIET AEROPLANES OVER JEHOL
    87 7 anviaii. confirmation from official sources. —Sin Wen Pao. Japan Troops Open Fire Peiping, Oct. 15. According to information received from Chengteh, the capital of Jehol, three Soviet aeroplanes were seen flying over that city three days ago. They circled over the Jehol capital for about three
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    SEVERE FIGHTING IN SINKIANG
    113 7 :.—Sin Wen Pao. Massacre Of 20.000 Chinese Reported Peiping, Oct. 15. According to a telegram received here from Tihua, fighting of a severe nature is now in progress in the vicinity of Tachen. The troops under General Ma Chung-ying, the Mohammedan commander, have killed about 20,000
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    NATIONAL PRODUCTION CONFERENCE
    50 7 —Shun Pao. Hanchow., Oct. 15. It is reliably learned that .the proposed National Production Conference will be held at Hangchow on Nov. Ist. The buildings of the former West Lake Exhibition will be used for the purpose. This conference will last for about a week —Shun Pao.
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    GUNMAN ARRESTED
    235 7 i.—Shun Pao. Gun Fight In French Concession Shanghai, Oct. 16. One French and one Chinese detective were killed and two Chinese and one French police-constables were wounded as the result of a gun fight on Rue Admiral Bayle, in the French Concession, at 2 this morning. The gunman,
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    DISTURBANCES IN SINKIANG
    135 7 5. —China Times. Serious Fighting In Progress Nanking, Oct. 13. According to information from Communications circles, serious fighting is now in progress in Sinkiang between the provincial troops under General Shen Shih-tsai and General Ma Chung-ying, the Mohammedan commander who revolted against the Provincial Government. It is
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    MARSHAL CHANG
    56 7 specting conditions in that country.—China Times. Will Remain In Soviet Russia Peiping, Oct. 15. A telegram has been received here from Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang, who is now in Europe, stating he will soon proceed to Soviet Russia from Denmark. He says he will spend some time in Soviet
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    DIRECT SINO-JAPANESE NEGOTIATIONS
    331 7 them to North China at once.—China Times Special. CONFERENCE TO BE HELD AT TOKYO? Tokyo, Oct. 15. It is reported in Japanese circles that a conference will shortly be held here between Chinese and Japanese delegates for the solution of all outstanding problems now confronting the two
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    SHIH YU-SHAN
    86 7 —China Times. Notorious Anti-Government Leader Active In Tientsin Tientsin, Oct. 15. General Shih Yu-shan, the notorious antiGovernment leader who is now working for the overthrow of the Peiping administration, is now extremely active in Tientsin. He has appointed no less than twenty army commanders who were formerly bandit
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    PANCHAN LAMA
    77 7 the capital as soon as possible.—Sin Wen Pao. Urged To Visit Nanking Nanking, Oct. 15. It is reliably learned that the Government has decided to request the Panchan Lama, who is now in Suiyuan, to come down to Nanking so that the autonomous movement in Inner Mongolia can
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      53 7 MALAYA'S MOST BRILLIANT FOOTBALLER. Voting Coupon Write on the dotted line (in block letters) the name of the player you think is the most brilliant Footballer in Malaya. Send this coupon, together with one TIGER BEER crown cork, to any Branch of Fraser Neave Ltd. THE PRIZE A four months’
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    OVERPRODUCTION?
    540 8 As reported elsewhere in our to-day’s issue. Malayan exports of rubber for October amounted to 61.000 tons. Not only is this the largest monthly return since 1928. but it is some 5,000 or 6,000 tons higher than was anticipated. Even allowing for a normal quantity as a carry-over from
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    POETRY AND WAR THOUGHTS
    429 8 To the Rev. Colin King and Dr. James Moncur, the members of the I cnang Teachers’ Association owe a debt of gratitude for their very stimulating addresses on Poetry and The Critical Attitude to Reading, and a thought has occurred to us whether it would be
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    A CHAMPION
    1201 8  -  me a lot o’ good in me time.”—S. L.. Bensusan in the “Manchster Guardian.” “i come down here along 0’ me wife,” Me. Dimble explained to the company in Wheatsheaf assembled:, he stood revealed, a sturdy, cheerful, bull-necked little man “I ain’t same as funnier,” he went on,
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    BY THE WAY
    679 8 A SINGLE HAIR The correspondent of a contem dot who puts on record his family’s pos. 7 sion of a single hair from the head <.■ L Napoleon has an heirloom which for nearness to intangibility must surely >gi 5 close to being a record. It is
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      69 8 YARDLEY LAVENDER it wlO ‘>jl| 1 Um No other Lavender has quite the same charm, none can equal the beautiful fragrance and freshness of the famous Yardley Lavender. Lovable Fragrance I How delightful it is for handkerchief or spray —how refreshing when one is hot and tired. And in the
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    Death Of Mr. Grant Mackie At Port Said
    1266 9 GRAND OLD MAN OF PERAK PIONEER PLANTER AND TIN MINER A GREAT CLUB MAN Malayan pioneers and many of the present day senior l AT n coun I tr y Wlll learn with great regret of the death of Mr. Alexander Grant
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    A PULAU KRAU TRAGEDY
    919 9 Penang Assize < Court TZOCHEW CHINESE ON MURDER TRIAL The trial commenced this morning at 11k- Penang As»iz.e Court, before Mr. justice Fruhaid, K.U., and a Sp cial Jury, of a Te ch w Chines?, Goh Chew Soon, who is charg.d with having committed murder by
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    GAGGED AND BOUND TO BEDPOST
    174 9 Chinese Lady's Experience (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Nov. 3. A Chinese Towkay's wife living in a I house at Lauek Ching Street had an uni pleasant experience being gagged and I bound to the bedpost in her own room by j two Chinese on
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    COUPON TRADE TO CEASE
    67 9 U. K. Tobacco Traders’ Decision London, Oct. 31. The tobacco trade in the United Kingdom will cease coupon trading as from December 31st. The Tobacco Traders’ Association have announced that coupons, certificates, voucher» or similar things witti an excaaigeabie value will only be issued by manufacturers
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    PRODUCE MARKET
    97 9 —YESTERDAY TO-DAY £2247.« £225.0.0 £224.2« £224.12.6 SlngapoM ll4o S ll4 siffoo US-S’S 25 tons Buyers no sellers BuslMM Done $3.40 OOPKA-(S<~W« ,1'4.50 BLACK PEPFKB m l4 50 BUBBXR %d 3 i s ]i6d. 7 c(G > 7 c < G) xjst i2%c i2%c TAPIOCA $4.30 Fair Bead $4.55
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    MALAYA’S FIRST JUNGLE TALKIE
    96 9 Romanic Sequel KANE RICHMOND WEDS MISS BURNS (From Our Own Correspondent.) I Singapore, Nov. 2. Kane Richmond and Miss Marion Bums I who courted in the first jungle talkie made 'in Malaya courted to such good effect that upon their return to the civilisation of 1
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      188 9 _J jigs REASON/ «A th® rggj j——4 a n h» 0 21 i» H! I /N ■CIUDiNC GOLD VX Calcutta From his first feed of Cow Gate, Babv shows pleasure and contentment —he loves it I And the Mother too watches with delight the regular and natural growth of strong
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    GOVERNOR OF MALTA TO ADMINISTER THE ISLAND
    489 10 MINISTERS DISMISSED FINANCES ALREADY GRAVELY PREJUDICED DELIBERATE EVASION OF POLICY Rugby Radio Service. London. November 2. The Colonial Office has issued the following The Governor of Malta has found it 1 necessary to dismiss the Ministers, and the Secretary of State for the
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    NEW ITALIAN VOTING SYSTEM
    65 10 Reuter. Occupational Basis Rome, November 2. The dissolution of the chamber and elections under a new system is expected shortly. The Chamber will be based on an occupational basis. Only members of Trade Unions and Employers Organisations have the right to vote. They will be represented
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    MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
    85 10 Reuter. Large Labour Successes London, November 2. There were large Labour successes in the /nunicipal elections in the 346 English and Welsh boroughs excluding the County of London. Many results are still unavailable and hitherto Labour has gained 176 seats. The Conservatives lost 106 seats, the Liberals 28
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    MR. NORMAN DAVIS
    28 10 T.— Reuter. Expected To See M. Boncour Paris, November 2. Mr. Norman Davis has arrived from Geneva and is expected to see M. Boncour to-day.—Reuter.
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    CHINA’S RELATIONS WITH ITALY
    50 10 Pester. Nanking’s High Value Rome, November 2. In connection with the arrival of Mr. Lu Wen-tao, the New Chinese Minister, the Italian officials stress that the selection of a man of his importance indicates the high value which Nanking places on closer relation:; o.’lth Italy.- Reuter.
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    FASCIST MARRIAGE FESTIVAL
    100 10 Reuter Wireless. 2,000 Marriages In One Day Rome, Oct. 30. Over two thousand couples were married at dawn to-day at the same moment in various churches throughout the city and the province in celebration of the Fascist marriage festival. Each couple received a photograph of Mussolini and
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    EXPERIMENTAL AIR MAIL SERVICE
    69 10 n—Reuter Wireless. Flying Boats Leave For Corunna London, Oct. 30. Two out of three of the German Dormerwal Flying boats, which will make experimental mail service flights between Bathurst, West Africa and Natal, Brazil, have left Southampton for Corunna. The flyboat swill make a halt on
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    MURDER OF SOVIET CONSULATE OFFICIAL
    74 10 L Reuter. Student Sentenced For Life Imprisonment Warsaw, Oct. 30. The Ukranian student, Mikolaj Lenyk, has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of an official of the Soviet consulate. Lenyk is alleged to have confessed that he was the agent of an Ukranian
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    EMBARGO ON JAPANESE GOODS
    103 10 —Reuter. Within Ambit Of Government London, Nov. 2. Major H. A. Proctor, M.P. for Accrington, who is arranging for a meeting between the Legislative Council of the United Textile Factory Workers’ Association, which represents all trade unions in the cotton industry, and the Lancashire M.P.s in
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    KING’S CHRISTMAS GREETING
    67 10 —Reuter Wireless. To Be Broadcast From Sandringham London, Oct. 28. His Majesty will broadcast a message of greeting and goodwill to the Empire on Christmas Day as last year if the plans at present being formulated mature. The King will again spend Christmas at Sandringham and it
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    VATICAN’S PERTURBATION
    71 10 main calm but watch and pray.”-—Reuter Wireless. Regarding German Situation Vatican City, Oct. 28. An indication of the Vatican's perturbation regarding the German situation was given by His Holiness the Pope when addressing members of a pilgrimage of German youths. The Pope stated “we are most preoccupied and
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    48 10 .—Reuter Wireless. Ship Diverted To Port Said Port Said, Oct. 30. The Danish steamer “Polonia,” with 900 Jewish emigrants, mostly Poles for Jaffa, was delivered here on instructions from the Palestine authorities but the Egyptian Government refused permission for them to land. —Reuter Wireless.
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    46 10 Reuter Wireless. American Government’s $200,000,000 Project Washington, Oct. 30. The formation of a public works and housing corporation with an initial capital of $200,000,000 to build at a low cost flats as a slum clearance project throughout the country is announced by the government.—
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    FRENCH AIR CRASH
    35 10 —Reuter Wireless. Three People Killed Paris, Oct. 30. Captain De Verneuilh, a famous French air ace, was killed to-day when his plane crashed. The mechanic and wireless operator were also killed.—Reuter Wireless.
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    REICHSTAG FIRE TRIAL
    33 10 Reuter Wireless. Witness Arrested For Perjury Berlin, Oct. 30. A witness arrested in the court for perjury was the dramatic incident on the eleventh day of the Reichstag fire trial.—
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    SENSATION IN U.S. INDUSTRIAL CIRCLES
    180 10 Startling Transformation ADVOCATED BY G.E.C. PRESIDENT New York, November 2. A startling transformation of the N.R.A. activities as advocated by Mr. Gerard Swope has caused a sensation in industrial circles. Mr. Swope, whose recommendation has been promptly endorsed by General Johnson and Mr. Harriman, President
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    AGRICULTURAL STATES
    133 10 Demanding Immediate Further Action Meanwhile the leading agricultural states are demanding immediate further action. The Governors of lowa, North Dakota, South Dakota. Wisconsin and Minnesota have been conferring at Des Moines with the representatives of Indiana. Illinois, Kansas and Nebraska. They decided to demand minimum prices for agricultural
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    AMERICA NOT A PURCHASER
    58 10 —Reuter. Yesterday’s Gold Market London, November 2. Contrary to expectations, it is understood that America is not a purchaser at to-day’s gold market. £400,000 were offered and it is understood all were taken by the Continent. There is a possibility of America buying francs with sterling,
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS
    98 10 —Reuter Wireless. Unbroken London To India Service London, Oct. 30. Insurance rates for passengers on Imperial Airways are now the same per day as for land and sea transport stated Sir Eric Geddes, presiding at the annual meeting of Imperial Airways. He pointed out that as air travel
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    POLITICAL CRISIS IN IRAQ
    83 10 on until a new cabinet is formed.—Reuter Wireless. National Cabinet Resigns Baghdad, Oct. 28. A political crisis has arisen as the result of the resignation of the so-called national cabinet led by Rashid Ali Begalailani which was immediately accepted by King Ghazi. The Premier in his
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      297 10 Co n qu e r Malarial Debility Sanatogen is decidedly most efficacious debility," writes H. W. 8« well-known EaglHk physician. After Malaria, your body cries out for something which will give you new, healthy blood and so make good, in a natural way, the ravages caused by the malaria parasite.
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    329 11 Weakened Side Too Strong For The “Society” 12 MATCHES TO 2 Oxford University beat the Oxford and Cambridge Golfing Society over singles and foursomes in a match at Southfields on October 14 by 12 matches to two, with one game halved. ith only two old blues
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    CRAWFORD MAY TURN PROFESSIONAL
    115 11 Tilden’s Statement Montreal, Oct. 13. w T Tilden, who is on a short visit here,’ stated to-day that Jack Crawford, holder of the Wimbledon, French and Australian Singles titles, might turn professional shortly. “Crawford has signed nothing and has given no assent, but I understand he
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    PRINCE OF WALES
    294 11 Beaten In Third Round Of “Founders” Cup EXTRA HOLE NEEDED The Prince of Wales and Rex Hartley, playing off handicap 12, were beaten in the third round oi the Sunningdale Club “Founders” Cup foursomes during the w r eek-end Oct. 14th. They had not been down to
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    BOXING
    528 11 Mr. Dickson And The Board Of Control At annual general meeting of the British Boxing Board of Control, held in London on Oct. 6th, an amendment to the rules proposed by the Board that “branches may when recommending the issuing of a promoter’s licence recommend and define the area
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    BILLIARDS
    133 11 Davis Beats Smith In Fortnight’s Match Davis defeated Smith by 2,600 points in the two weeks’ match which concluded at Thurston’s Hall, London, on Oct. 14th. Davis in the first session scored 1,169 for an average of 118, against his opponent s 463 and 46 respectively. The principal breaks
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      UNITED STATES GOLD PURCHASES
      154 12 Price Secret OFFER TO BUY ALL EXPORTED GOLD Washington, November 3. It is announced that foreign gold will be purchased here and abroad. The amounts bought and prices paid will be held secret, though the aggregate dealings will be announced periodically. Foreign purchases will probably be
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      MR. NOEL PANTER RELEASED
      105 12 But Asked To Quit BRITISH GOVERNMENT CONSIDERING MATTER London, November 2. Noel Panter, the Munich correspondent of the “Daily Telegraph" who had been under arrest since October 24 was released to-day. No formal charge was preferred against Panter and it was announced last night in Berlin
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      THE METAL MARKETS
      403 12 Empire Trade Improving SLOWLY BUT SURELY London. Oct. 11. Messrs. William Jacks Co., report as follows The absence of definite news regarding the development of the Roosevelt policy has caused considerable realising in many commodities, and the conung dispersion of the War Debt cloud that has been
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      HOW EXCHANGES ARE MOVING
      111 12 Latest Quotations Thursday Wednesday Paris 79 13 32 79 27 32 New York 4.83 4.79% Montreal 4.84% 4.85% Brussels 22.27% 22.40% Geneva 16.14 16.12 Amsterdam 7.70% 7.75 Milan 59 59% Berlin 13.01% 13.12% Stockholm 19.40% 19.39% Copenhagen 22.40 22.40 Oslo 19.90 19.90 Vienna 29 291 Prague
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      COMPANY ANALYSES
      717 12 Position Shown By Latest Reports In view of the increased interest being taken in rubber shares as a result of the movement for restriction, “The Financial Times” gives below analyses of the latest reports of plantation undertakings. GLEN MUAR.- —Glen Muar Estates in the Dickson Anderson group, and
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      STATISTICS OFFICE
      373 12 Publications Issued And Received Singapore, Oct. 31. The following pubheations were issued 1 or received by the Department of Statistics, S.S. and F.M.S., during the period October 21st to October 27th, 1933, inclusive, I and are available for public use in the Reference Library, Fullerton Building, Singapore. Application
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      LEADING BROKERS' SHAE LISTS
      1118 12 TO-DAY’S PRICES KENNEDY COMPANY The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY CD’s share list to-day. I Y esterday To-day Buyers Schers Buyers Seherf I RUBBER Allenby 85 95 90 I.GO Borelli 60 71 62 70 ■Brunei United 2.10 2.50 2.10 2.50 Connemara 85 95
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      45 12 PENANG, NOVEMBER 3 (By Courtesy of the Chartered R« T,V On London Bank Demand 4 m|ts Private 3 m|ts credit 3 Documentary On New York Bank Demand France T.T. India T.T. ***** Hongkong T.T. 37% dis. non. Shanghai T.T. Bar Silver 18 9 It}
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      316 12 «EW ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE OF SALE By order of the Mortgagee to be sold bv PUBLIC AUCTION On Monday, the 6th day of November, 1933, AT 11* AM. At the Entrance of Slot Alley Beach Street. Penang. Description of Property All that piece of land messuages and hereditaments situate in the
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      11 12 WHAT LONDON IS DOI READ CHARLES ROBERTS in the SUNDAY GAZETTE.
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      41 12 WEATHER REPORT Temp. Wind Rain fa’ 6 a.m. 74 E 18 m.m. Noon 82 NW w TIDE TABLES TO-DAY High Water. Low Wat» 12.37 a.m. 7.20 a.m. 1.00 p.m. 7.13 p.m. TO-MORROW 1.05 a.m. 7.51 a.m. 1.30 p.m. 7.10 p m.
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    SHIPPING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    556 13 Schedule of Principal Lines The following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the week: IN PORT TO DAY S.S. GEN. VAN DER HEYDEN from Langsa, Lho Seumawe, Sigli, Sabang and Olehleh. Sails for Belawan, Langsa, Idi, Lho Seumawe, Sigli, Sabang and
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    255 13 NOVEMBER 4 Official Poppy Day Rag Ball, E. O. Hotel. NOVEMBER 7 Bridge and Mahjong Party, in aid of B°PPy Day Fund, Penang Golf Club. Penang Repertory Piayers in “A Perfect Alibi”, E. O. Hotel. Penang Turf Club, annual meeting, Chartered Bank Building, 4.45 p.m. NOtTMBER 10
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    THE MAILS
    679 13 The Post Office notifies that a telegram j from G. P. 0., London, says that the mail j despatched from Penang, on October 13 j by the s.s. “Baloeran” was delivered in s London cn November 1. v AIR MAIL A mail for Europe, Great Britain, Ireland and
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      19 13 ENVELOPES!!! LET US QUOTE FOR YOUR REQUIREMENTS. L—J NO ORDER TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE THE PINANG GAZETTE PRESS,
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      153 13 N! Y THE BEST BRITISH FILMS ARE SHOWN AT THE F B 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.30 Matinees To-morrow Sunday at 2.45 J BRITISH INTERNATIONAL’S RIOT OF DELICIOUS i B MIRTH AND MERRIMENT SET TO A BACKGROUND OF THE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC FROM “FAUST” STANLEY LUPINO IN "FACING THE MUSIC" Z B WITH
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    BELGIUM'S FEAR OF INVASION
    239 14 £6.800.000 PLAN OF NEW DEFENCES Forts And Military Equipment CABINET'S DECISION The Belgian Cabinet on October 11th, at a special sitting, presided over by the King, voted a sum of 750,000.000 Belgian francs (£5,800,000 at present rate of exchange) for the strengthening of the country's frontier
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    WHY ASKED TO BE AN ARCHBISHOP?
    280 14 What the Canon Wants To Know Liverpool, Oct. 7. The most surprised man in the world is Canon J. C. H. How, Rector of Liverpool, and a canon residentiary of the Cathedral. He has been literally “whirled off his fee*” by an unsought invitation
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    DEMOLITION OF OLD EUROPE HOTEL
    255 14 Contract Awarded SERVICE FLATS TO BE ERECTED A bleak reminder of the slump will disappear soon. The contract for the demolition of the Europe Hotel and the creation of a spacious block of service flats in its place has been awarded, and with the passing
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    MOONLIGHT BAND PROGRAMME
    147 14 To-day at the Esplanade 8.30 p.m. —10.30 p.m. 1 March —The Great Little Army—Alford. 2 Overture—Robespierre—Litolff. (An Episode in ’The Reign of Terror” composed in 1850 for Rob. Grispen kerl’s Tragedy, Maxmilian Robespierre.”) The Overture portrays the political unrest in France, during the Revolution, with Robespierre as
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    THE PENANG REPERTORY PLAYERS IN "A PERFECT ALIBI"
    1353 16 ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL PRODUCTION The Penang Repertory Players set them- selves no easy task when they essayed such a play as “A Perfect Alibi” at E O Hotel last night. This is not to say that they were over ambitious —the progress that
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    MR. JUSTICE PRICHARD RETURNS
    41 16 Mr. Justice Prichard, K.C., has returned from Home leave and has assumed duties as Senior Puisne Judge, relieving Mr. Justice Cobbett who returned to Singapore last night by the Hector.” His Lordship w*as accompanied by Mrs. Prichard.
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    E. & O.
    1017 16 E. O. Rag Ball Saturday. 4th November. 1933 The Night Of The Year WHY? Proceeds In Aid Of Earl Haig's Fund If you have not already got your ticket and booked your seat for the official Poppy Day Rag Ball in aid of Earl Haig’s Fund —don’t hesitate ’—do it
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    FUNERAL OF MRS. KHOO SUN POE
    678 16 Popular Penang Nonya The funeral of Mrs. Khoo Sun Poe nee Lim Saw Wan Nech who died on Friday, October 20, took place at 10.15 this morning from her residence No. 19, Love Lane. Deceased, who passed away at the age of 57, was
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    CONVENT CHARITY SALE AND EXHIBITION
    1484 16 OPENED BY MRS. GOODMAN THIS MORNING There w*ere scenes of welcome and rejoicing when the Convent Charity Sale and Exhibition was declared open by Mrs. Goodman this morning. Among those present at the ceremony were the Hon. Resident Councillor (Mr. A. M. Goodman) and Mrs.
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    OCTOBER RUBBER EXPORTS
    79 16 61,000 Tons (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Nov. 3. October’s rubber export of '*61,002 tons is largest since 1928. It i learned that increased production ano a certain carry-over from the previous month is responsible for the increase which is five or six thousand ton i higher
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      67 16 i E. fe 3 O. PENANG’S PREMIPIH. HOTEL. TO-MORROW Orchestral Music During Tiffin 12.30 p.m. 2.30 p.m. OFFICIAL POPPY DAY RAG BALL 3 PRIZES FOR LADIES. 3 PRIZES FOR GENTLEMEN. EXTENSION TILL 2 a.m. f Special Late Launch and Hill Train at 2.30 a.m. II li N.B.—lntending patrons of the
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