Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 12 December 1933
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section19 1933-12-12 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAJB. 1838 PUBLISHED DAILY 10. 291. Vol. LXXXXI. TUESDAY, DECEMBER üBBI PRICE 10 CENTS.19 words
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1644 1933-12-12 1 PROPOSAL TO ESTABLISH COMPREHENSIVE SINGLE ASSOCIATION RUBBER GROWERS' ASSOCIATION WILLING TO JOIN ;c opinion has been expressed from time to time that are too many organisations claiming to represent the s oi rubber producers operating in Malaya. These ordions all have similar objects; but none1,644 words
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Article205 1933-12-12 1 —Rugby Radio Service. Disarmament Conference M. AVENOL ENTERTAINED TO LUNCHEON London, December 11. At question time in the House of Commons to-day Sir John Simon stated that in accordance with the suggestion made by the Bureau of the Disarmament Conference the British Government were in communication—Rugby Radio Service. - 205 words
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Article40 1933-12-12 1 Rugby Radio Service. To Negotiate Commercial Agreement London, December 11. Colonel Colville to-day received the Esthonian Delegation, who will negotiate a commercial agreement with the United Kingdom. An exchange of views took place and discussions will be continued.—Rugby Radio Service. - 40 words
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Article180 1933-12-12 1 Mr. George Lansbury THIGH BONE BROKEN London, December 11. The Prime Minister in the Commons this afternoon expressed regret at the absence of the Leader of the Opposition, Mr. George Lansbury, adding on behalf of the members generally, "we all hope he will speedily be restored180 words
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Article83 1933-12-12 1 Accomplished Musician (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, December 12. The many friends of Mr. C. O. Lim, the I well-known Singapore lawyer, will regret :to learn of the death of his wife, whose funeral took place yesterday at Bidadari Cemetery. Mrs. Lim was an Associate of83 words
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Article225 1933-12-12 1 ,—Reuter. Decline In Price GOLD PLAN ADVANTAGES NULLIFIED Washington, December 11. President Roosevelt has summoned a conference of departmental chiefs with the object of organising a Foreign Trade Agency, to find reciprocal export markets of American goods. Latest Government statistics show that the price of wholesale commodities,—Reuter. - 225 words
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Article79 1933-12-12 1 —Reuter. Position Still Unsatisfactory London, December 11. In the House of Commons, Sir John Simon, replying to Mr. Moreing with reference to the default of the TientsinPukow railway loans, said one or two payments appear to have been made into a special Reserve Account for the eventual—Reuter. - 79 words
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Article79 1933-12-12 1 ’.—Reuter. Implementing Pledge To Increase Use London, December 11. That the Lancashire Cotton authorities are implementing the pledge to increase the use of Indian cotton has been notified to all spinners. An extensive list of mills in which Indian cotton is wholly or partially used has been despatched’.—Reuter. - 79 words
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Article68 1933-12-12 1 —Rugby Radio Service. Official Visit To England London, December 11. The King and Queen entertained to luncheon at Buckingham Palace to-day the King and Queen of Denmark who are paying short official visit to England. Their Majesties afterwards attended a command performance of Green Room—Rugby Radio Service. - 68 words
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Article173 1933-12-12 1 —Reuter. Six Killed Four Injured HONEYMOON COUPLE AND PRUSSIAN COUNCILLOR DEAD Hamburg, December 11. The pilot and five passengers, including an American couple were killed at Lufthansa in a plane crash at the aerodrome as a result of fog. Four other passengers were seriously injured. A London..—Reuter. - 173 words
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Article119 1933-12-12 1 20 Feet In Length FINE SPECIMEN FETCHES $l4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, Dec. 11. A huge python measuring 20 feet long was killed by Tamil coolies in Padang Gajah Estate, Trong, yesterday morning. The reptile was in a drowsy condition before it was killed,119 words
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Advertisement12 1933-12-12 1 H. TOKISATSU ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS No. 68-70, Bishop Street, Telephone No. 772. PENANG.12 words
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Advertisement42 1933-12-12 1 JWLMER EMPIRE i PRODUCTS HO rig AYLMER CATSUP r A PALATABLE CATSUP made by the most famous packing house in Canada. It provides a delectable accompaniment to all meat and savoury dishes. Sole Agents for British Malaya. SB T ra Cl UZ42 words
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Advertisement110 1933-12-12 1 PROBABLE ENTRIES FOR PENANG RACES PAGE 5 I TO-DAY'S CONTENTS Latest Cables 1 United Planting Association of Malaya” 1 Football in England 3 Sport in Scotland 3 Sporting News 5 Probable Entries for Penang Races 5 The Home Turf 6 China News 7 Wangkang Miracle 9 Firemen Superintend Latex Shipment110 words
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Advertisement1653 1933-12-12 2 RATES FOR CASUAL 1 notices i■ SPEND TOUR XMAS—NEW TEAR HOLIDAYS BANKS ADVERTISEMENTS I in penang f The Taiping Tin Dredging Company, Limited DcwAMf* TUDP CLLIR GOLD CUP MEETING B NEDERLANDSCHE «•GFir PENANG TURF CLUB GOLD cur Mttnnv HANDEL MAATSCHAPPU or bma. Acaiauaa aj® All communications relating to MANUtL MAA1,653 words
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Article1482 1933-12-12 3 THE SPURS LEAD REDUCED I s The Failure Of Everton i i UNIVERSITY TEAMS c DEFEATED t i X From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 25. NO CHANGE IN LEADERSHIP r visibility on many grounds and a nery ball brought extra anxieties and < times discomforture to1,482 words
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Article1217 1933-12-12 3 Setback For The Rangers THE RELEGATION QUESTION St. Johnstone And Their Manager (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Nov. 25. THE RANGERS DEFEATED The results of the latest series of Scottish League First Division matches made exciting reading on November 18. Perhaps the most staggering of all was1,217 words
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Advertisement309 1933-12-12 3 Parker’s New Vacumatic Filler HOLDS TWICE AS MUCH INK as sac-filling pens of same size THINK of a fountain pen that holds 1 -3 102% more ink, yet retains its original slender, Comfortable shape and size! -fy No long rubber sac. No pumps, or piston packing. Simply a scientific fountain309 words
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Article346 1933-12-12 4 Narrow Win YESTERDAY’S HOCKEY ON ESPLANADE A hockey match between the Penang Cricket Club A and the Authentics ‘A was played yesterday on th-. Esplanade and resulted in c win foi the former by the odd goal in five. The sodden and uneven ground made346 words
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Article119 1933-12-12 4 —Reuter. Reply To Australian Board STAND BY ASSURANCE ALREADY GIVEN London, December n. 'I he M.C.C. considered the Australian Board s last cable and sent a reply as follows With reference to your cable of November 16 you must please accept our cable of October 9—Reuter. - 119 words
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Article119 1933-12-12 4 Latest Positions Of The Leaders KOK YING MOVES UP The Malayan Breweries competition to select Malaya’s best footballer is becoming exciting as it approaches the closing date —Friday. The positions of the leaders remain unchanged but the distance between them is small. Keng Hock continues to retain119 words
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Article470 1933-12-12 4 All accommodation in the Government bungalows at Frasers Hill has been bookec over the Christmas holidays. Mr A. H. Gridley. Customs Officer. Port gy»ttonham, who was away on a short holiday in China, has returned to his station. Lt.-Col. Francis Lionel Taylor. D. 5.0., late Burma Rifles,470 words
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Article183 1933-12-12 4 Reuter. Third Round 1 Ml Draw SPURS TO BATTLE WITH HOLDERS The following is the draw for the third round of the F. A. Cup to be played on January 13, 1934. Lymouth v Huddersfield T Crystal P v Aidershot Manchester U v Portsmouth Workington v GatesheadReuter. - 183 words
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Advertisement168 1933-12-12 4 You must indeed be wealthy if yo u ca n afford “CHEAP” oil! (Excerpt of letter dated 14/12/32 from Mr. H. R. Anderson to Wakefield House, London). I began to use cheap oil £l6/-- ♦<> repair my engine I shall in future use CASTROL To ask for Castrol is advisable168 words
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Advertisement319 1933-12-12 4 i I I lg 3 C RAA9 WHO’S AFRAID OF THE BIG BAD WOLF Fcx-trot k, 1 DID MY HEART BEAT CRMS IAH but is it love VDOO3 rVE gotta get up and WORK Here’s The BB C. Dance Orchestra Playing Those Them Songs From The Sillv Symphony “Three Little319 words
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1187 1933-12-12 5 188 HORSES IN TRAINING TJn Jn OW! v iS the probable B of tri P-a„ g Turf Club New Year Meeting, which will open in Penang on Saturday, December 23. The horses have been set out according to the number cloth allotted to1,187 words
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Advertisement319 1933-12-12 5 TWO WEEKS TO XMAS GET YOUR GIFTS NOW! 1 CELANESE FRENCH KNICKERS. /T Dainty little panties in a cool, k 1 medium wide shape. Finished with H 1 good quality coffee lace. Blue, Ivory, Maize, Pink Black. Price $1.95 Per. l\ f i Wh/ I 2ELANESE DIRECTORIE JI KNICKER. L319 words
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Article3033 1933-12-12 6 REVIEW OF JOCKEY CLUB SEASON SURPRISE IN NOVEMBER HANDICAP: THE GIMCRACK CLUB DINNER j From Our Own Correspozideart I Not*. 29. END OF FLAT-RACING SEASON fiat-racing season of 1833- wmch ended on NOTember 25 to. began m--r gkzxxy ampacea. On the eve of its xoencement Walter Grigga,3,033 words
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Advertisement345 1933-12-12 6 1 How to get a pound of this Favourite Tea FREE— L Every rin of Lipton’s fame us enow Label Tes favourite of all who have a Sne taste in teas —aztozris a Gift Coupon. Save these coupons and in rerum for them ONE POUND FREE FOR TWELVE I-lb. COUPONS345 words
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557 1933-12-12 7 FORBIDDEN BY TRADITIONAL CHINESE CUSTOMS “EASED TO SERVE USEFUL PURPOSE: FOOLISH AND UNETHICAL TO CLING TO THEM %Ts“ e l"evsd in a f K h0 ’i® ving marrie< l a woma of ‘he prompt'd a writer in the CANTOiTtRUTH” to The writer contends557 words
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Article147 1933-12-12 7 —Shun Pao. Still Opposed To Sun Tien-ying Peiping, November 21. It is learned that the North-western authorities are still opposed to the westward march of General Sun Tien-ying s forces. Although the Government has already or lered General Sun not to advance fur ti er westward during the—Shun Pao. - 147 words
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Article91 1933-12-12 7 Attack On Shensi Border Towns Sianfu, Nov. 22. The Communists in Northern Szechuen "•ve penetrated into Southern Shensi and ccupied several cities and towns on the provincial border. General Yang Hu-chen, andit Suppression Commander in Shensi as sent one brigade of troops to the ShenSzechuen border for the91 words
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Article140 1933-12-12 7 the retrocession of Shanhaikuan.-Sin Wen Pao. Negotiations To Be Started With Japanese Peiping, November 21. Messrs. Tao Shang-min and Chu Shihchin, members of the Retrocession Commis-1 sion are leaving Tientsin for Shanhaikuan in a dav or two to start negotiations with the Japanese authorities for the retrocessionthe retrocession of Shanhaikuan.-Sin Wen Pao. - 140 words
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Article108 1933-12-12 7 .—Sin Wen Pao. Not Withdrawn From Luanchow Peiping, Nov. 22. The Japanese troops at Luanchow have not yet been withdrawn. The special- police force reorganized from the ex-bandits under General Li Chichun are creating all sorts of disturbances at Luanchow and the authorities there are not interfering with.—Sin Wen Pao. - 108 words
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Article645 1933-12-12 7 ed as the enemies of the people.” —World Daily News, Peiping. IMMINENT IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS "During the last few days rumours of imminent important political developments in the South-west have been current. Owing to the conflicting reports, it is difficult for the man in the street to geted as the enemies of the people.”—World Daily News, Peiping. - 645 words
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Article66 1933-12-12 7 ter for the Japanese forces there. —China I Times. To Be Stationed Permanently Outside Kupeikou Peiping, November 21. A detachment of Japanese troops are still stationed immediately outside the Kupeikou pass. It is understood that the Japanese military authorities have decided to i maintain a Japanese garrison there* ter for the Japanese forces there.—China I Times. - 66 words
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Article941 1933-12-12 7 RESULT OF THE FUKIEN REVOLT "AMAZING THAT FUKIEN LEADERS GUILTY OF DECLARING INDEPENDENCE —Shun Pao. “In former times, when a civil war was about to break out the two sides first exchanged telegram denouncing each other. This was followed by troop movements under the pretext—Shun Pao. - 941 words
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Article199 1933-12-12 7 —Sin Wen Pao. TENTATIVE PROGRAMME FOR AUTONOMY Peiping, Nov. 22. A tentative programme for the autonomy of Inner Mongolia has been drawn up by General Huang Shao-hsiung, with the concurrence of the Mongolian princes. According to the arrangements made, Inner Mongolia will be divided into two autonomous—Sin Wen Pao. - 199 words
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Article91 1933-12-12 7 China Times. Junkers Aeroplane Factory For China Shanghai, Nov. 23. An agreement has been reached between the Chinese Government and the Junkers Aeroplane Factory of Germany for the establishment of a branch factory by the Company in China for the construction of aeroplanes for the Chinese Government. ItChina Times. - 91 words
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Article88 1933-12-12 7 —China Times. Outlook Extremely Dark Nanking, Nov. 22. Military circles here have received a telegram from General Shen Shih-tsai, in Sinkiang, reporting that the Mohammedan commander, Ma Chung-ying, has established connections with the Sinkiang local Mohammedan tribes and they are making a joint offensive against the—China Times. - 88 words
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Article71 1933-12-12 7 .—China Times. To Call National Conference Shanghai, Nov. 23. In view of the general business depression in the country, the Chinese cotton mills have decided to call a representative meeting of all Chinese cotton mills throughout the country to discuss ways and means for the relief of.—China Times. - 71 words
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Article61 1933-12-12 7 .—Shun Pao. Director Of National River Conservancy Bureau Tsinan, Nov. 22. It is learned that the Government has decided to appoint Marshal Feng Yuhsiar.g Director of the National River Conservancy Bureau. The monthly expenditure for the new office is $30,000 and the head office.—Shun Pao. - 61 words
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Advertisement113 1933-12-12 7 1C I•• MBBZdfe > lenburgs Foods. ‘Allenburys’ Foods are cularly suited to the ng of babies in hot ites. They are germ free their use is an absolute intee against infantile irrhoea and cholera. e bod No. 1 Milk Food No. 2 u 3 months 3 to 6 months Malted113 words
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Article482 1933-12-12 8 It has often been said that the trouble with the Malayan rubber industry was that it wanted to- be helped but did little to help itself, and it was, therefore, with more than passing interest that we received this morning copies of papers relating to the proposal482 words
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Article74 1933-12-12 8 before replying to Hitler’s demands.—Reuter. Received By Hitler Berlin, December 11. Hitler received Ambassador Poncet. Paris, December 11. It is understood M. Poncet asked Hitler to explain his attitude towards the Brown Shirts as coexistent with the standing army of 300.00 C which Hitler is demanding. Lcrdbefore replying to Hitler’s demands.—Reuter. - 74 words
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Article690 1933-12-12 8 YE OLD ROSE The fast air mail brought us news from Mr. George Goldsack, who was such a popular figure for several years’ as the manager of the Tavern of King' John. He is now the proprietor of “Ye Old Rose Inne”, Wokingham, Berks. Life in Berkshire,690 words
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Article1262 1933-12-12 8 Well, not strictly speaking a discovery The little work I want to discuss has long been known, especially to French musicians including Saint-Saens. But at the Court-auld-Sargent Concerts in London, this evening and to-morrow night, it is to have what is claimed to be its first1,262 words
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404 1933-12-12 9 G4S masks &nd LIFE LINES 26,000 G&Hons Pumped Into Ship In case of accidents and also for the purpose of examining the tanks, firemen were on duty with gas masks and lifelines "ere available at the Empire Dock, Singapore, on Saturday afternoon when the first shipment404 words
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Article59 1933-12-12 9 .—Reuter. Newspaper Report Denied .Moscow, December 11. The Tass Agency is authorised categorically to deny report in the Chinese newspapes, “Chengpao” that the Soviet Government has concluded an agreement with the Sinkiang Government relative to conceding Chinese territories. The U.S.S.R. policy consists of the maintenance of the inviolability.—Reuter. - 59 words
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153 1933-12-12 9 In the Supreme Court this morning Mr. Justice Prichard, K.C., heard an appeal to vary the Registrar’s Certificate in the disChan Kwong Mun and others. The appeal concerned two items of $4BO and $392 which the Registrar had dispute between Lam Tong Company and allowed the153 words
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Article323 1933-12-12 9 Blind Restored To Sight A TRUE HUMAN DOCUMENT As shown by the number of traditional stories current, the Wangkang festivals have always brought in their train a quota of startling stories telling of people—stricken with grave maladies—who were cured by faith, and of others—who have had no faith323 words
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Article66 1933-12-12 9 Local Team’s Success At Volley Ball And Badminton At Sungei Patani on Saturday the Stewart Lane team defeated the Sin Bin School Union. S. Patani, at volley ball. The Penang team won by 3 games to 1 after a thrilling tussle. On Sunday the “Stewarts” engaged66 words
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Article281 1933-12-12 9 STABILISATION OF AMERICAN DOLLAR —Reuter. New York, Dec. 12 Perplexing statements are being made as regards stabilisation of the dollar. Mr. Morgenthau, Acting Secretary of the Treasury, declares that the administration is adhering to its policy and if such a move were made he would know of it.—Reuter. - 281 words
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Article514 1933-12-12 9 Chinese Jewellery Fraud NEVER SAW ARCHCONSPIRATOR AGAIN Evidence was given in the Penang Police Court this morning before the Magistrate, Mr. D. Wills, by the complainant, For Moh Meng in a case of cheating in which a Cantonese named Tong Meng Cheong was accused ci dishonestly514 words
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Article167 1933-12-12 9 ON ATTEMPTED RECORD FLIGHT An unfortunate engine breakdown has delayed the Post-Jager new 1 Dutch plane in which an attempt was being made to fly from Amsterdam to Batavia and back within ten days. Information was received in Singapore yesterday by the K. L. M. that167 words
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Article124 1933-12-12 9 Latest Quotations Monday Saturday Paris 83 13 32 83 21|32 New York 5.08 y 2 5.15% Montreal 5.04 5.08 Brussels 23.49y 2 23.57% Geneva 16.88 16.91 Amsterdam 8.12 8.14 Milan 62 3 16 62% Berlin 13.70 13.72% Stockholm 19.39 19.39 Copenhagen 22.40 22.40 Oslo 19.90 19.90124 words
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Article129 1933-12-12 9 TIN-SPOT YESTERDAY TO-DAY London No market £228.10.0 TIN—(3 Montte) London No market £228.10.0 Singapore $114.50 $114.87 y a Business Done Penang Business Done $114.50 $114% 25 tong Done 50 tohs COPRA—(Sundried) $3.15 $3.15 BLACK PEPPEB $14.50 $14.50 RUBBEB London 4 3 32d. 4 7 32d. New York 8y129 words
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Advertisement215 1933-12-12 9 Look atk the Date a r^^fiarnTn—AF 1 s W iW i livX/» hti I infants ano i JBJB BBS B i fiSa Xs3nr> R... y u J /Q 7 'I-1 a There is everything your vj VualwAjautl*" baby needs in a tin of Cow > Gate! The rich concentrated nourK215 words
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Miscellaneous35 1933-12-12 9 L J B Cbe PENANG. The most pleasant of atmospheres i TO-MORROW DINNER DANCE CABARET FINAL PERFORMANCE of ANY ZOLNAY and JOE PLEE. DINERS $3.00 NON-DINERS $0.50 ’Phone 543 ■■BB■■l I I I I I35 words
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306 1933-12-12 10 Reuter. PROCESS MAY BE SAID TO HAVE BEGUN L GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE BLAMED FOR DELAY New York, December 11. The process of the dollar-pound stabilisation may be said to have begun, avers the Washington correspondent of the New York Times,” who saysReuter. - 306 words
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Article106 1933-12-12 10 On Norwegian Steamer ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT OF 150.000 KRONER (From Our Own Correspondent) 4 > Singapore, December 12. A dramatic arrest was made on board the Norwegian steamer Trianon shortly before she was due to sail for Shanghai yesterday. In consequence of cabled advice from the Chief106 words
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Article102 1933-12-12 10 other Members of the Cabinet. —Rugby' Radio Service. New League Secretary On Visit To London London, December 11. Monsieur Avenol who is to become Se-cretary-General of the League of Nations this year in succession to Sir Eric Drummond after ten years as second in command of the Secretariat,other Members of the Cabinet.—Rugby' Radio Service. * - 102 words
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Article71 1933-12-12 10 .—Reuter. Investigation Still Proceeding London, December 11. In the House of Commons, Sir Samuel Hoare, in a statement on the Lahore execution, said that orders were despatched by special messenger to the jail superintendent instructing the postponement of the execution. The superintendent did not receive the order till.—Reuter. - 71 words
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Article85 1933-12-12 10 —Reuter. General O’Duffy On The Run London, December 11. While no official information is available in Dublin with regard to the report that a warrant has been issued for the arrest of General O’Duffy, it is regarded as a certainty that General O’Duffy will be arrested when he.—Reuter. - 85 words
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Article63 1933-12-12 10 —Rugby Radio Service. Danish King And Queen In London London, December 11. The King and Queen of Demark reached London last night on a private visit. They were met at Liverpool Street Station by the Prince of Wales on behalf of the King and Queen as well.—Rugby Radio Service. - 63 words
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Article233 1933-12-12 10 .—Reuter. Assurances Given For Safety AUTHORITIES WATCHING SITUATION London, December n. In the House of Commons, Mr. Nunn asked what steps were being taken for the safe removal of British nationals from disturbed areas in Fukien in view of the Chinese Government’s recommendation for the withdrawal.—Reuter. - 233 words
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Article143 1933-12-12 10 I Shall Never Resign As Long As I Live Lord Hewart, Lord Chief Justice, addressing Mr. J. D. Cassels, K. C., and other members of the Bar, when he took his seat in the Law Court as said “My attention has been directed this morning to the fact143 words
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Article129 1933-12-12 10 Mr. Robert Anning Bell Mr. Robert Anning Bell, R. A., died in London aged 70. A painter, modeller and designer in stained glass and mosaic, he excelled in all kinds of decorative work. Among his best known works are the mosaic panels in hte Central Hall of the129 words
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Article39 1933-12-12 10 Not Due Until Friday Advice has been received that, owing to the late arrival of the P. and O. steamer at Bombay, the outward European mails are due to reach Penang on Friday morning, the 15th instant.39 words
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215 1933-12-12 10 .—Reuter. Salvage Officer On Trial IN TROUBLE ON STOCK EXCHANGE London, Dec. 11. Dramatic evidence was given by Leopold Harris on the resumption of the hearing at Bow Street to-day of the charge against Captain Miles, Chief Officer of the London Salvage Corps. Harris, who.—Reuter. - 215 words
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Article32 1933-12-12 10 ,—Reuter. Government Proposals Adopted Paris, December 11. The Chamber, by 280 votes to 175, adopted the complete budget proposals and the Government made the vote a question of confidence. —Reuter.,—Reuter. - 32 words
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Article176 1933-12-12 10 Categorical Denial By Netherlands The Dutch Legation here has published a categorical denial that any export of weapons is going on from Holland to Germany. In the statement, the legation, on behalf of the Netherlands Government, protests against the reiterated associations of illicit trade in176 words
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Article90 1933-12-12 10 France Seeking Spain’s Co-operation Pris, December 5. Considerable comment has been aroused by a report from Port Rabat, in Morocco, published in Le Matin that at the beginning cf 1934 military operations will be undertaken along the frontier of Spanish Morocco against a number of ncmad tribes. Le90 words
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Article136 1933-12-12 10 down on them. —Renter and Rugbv Radio Service. Just Misses The Palace FORCED DESCENT London, December 11. When a Royal Air Force singleseater plane Hawkinge was being flown across London to-day from Xortholt to Kent, engine trouble developed and the pilot descended through low cloudsdown on them.—Renter and Rugbv Radio Service. - 136 words
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Article358 1933-12-12 10 Oxford Rebuke To Graduate A rebuke delivered by the president of the Oxford Union Society, Mr. Michael Foot, at the society’s debate to Mr. Allan Spender, a graduate of Selwyh College, Cambridge, who is now reading for the ministry at Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, had an extraordinary358 words
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Article188 1933-12-12 10 Letter By His Mother Mrs. Baillie-Wright, mother of Mr. Norman Baillie-Stewart, the “officer in the Tower,” in a letter still maintains his inno- centce, and so I.” She refers to Mr. Duff Cooper’s statement that a confession was signed by her son, and proceds: “It does not matter188 words
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Advertisement22 1933-12-12 10 The Sunday Gazette Best FOR News AND: Pictures FULL REPORTS OF All Malayan Sporting Events F z Home Football B B E22 words
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1082 1933-12-12 11 A SLIGHT DECREASE IN PORT ACTIVITIES The annual report of the Singapore Harbour Board for the year ended June 30th, 1933, shows that after providing for Interest and Sinking Fund contributions in the sum of $2,622.050.92 and crediting $268,370.14 interest earned on investments, $100,000.001,082 words
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Article102 1933-12-12 11 Wolves Attack Lonely Farm Houses Berlin, December 7. The cold wave which has been gripping all Europe for the last two days reached its nether point in the Eastern Carpathians I where, according to newspaper reports, the thermometer registered 32 degrees centi- grade below zero. Even102 words
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Article122 1933-12-12 11 Girl’s Head Cut By Bowler The fact that a two-inch cut on a girlrider’s forehead was caused by her bowler hat when she was thrown was mentioned at j the inquest at Market Harborough (Leices- ter), on Miss Betty (Elizabeth Mary) Hill, aged 21, of Dulverton,122 words
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373 1933-12-12 11 Revenue Officers Catch Man With Previous Conviction EIGHT GALLONS OF VERY STRONG SAMSU Fong Chee Meng, Senior Revenue Officer No. 5 of the Government Monopolies Department, told a thrilling tale in the Penang Police Court yesterday at the hearing of the case of a373 words
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Article409 1933-12-12 11 Vain Struggle To Avoid Failure Ng Keng Soon, sole proprietor of the Lam Soon Cannery which was started in 1931 and failed after about two years told the Chief Justice (Sir Walter Huggard) in the Bankruptcy Court on Friday that he had “drawn from the business what409 words
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Advertisement722 1933-12-12 11 $lOO Must Be Won :o S.G. P.G. FOOTBALL > COMPETITION :o NO ENTRANCE FEE :o CI- OW will be found particulars of the Sunday Gazette and Pinang .azette, Football Competition No. 6, in which you are asked to forecast resi'i of ten English and Scottish League matches to be played722 words
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Article549 1933-12-12 12 Mr. G. H. MASEFIELD'S VIEWS ON SITUATION Mr. G. H. Masefield, a member of the Council of the Rubber Growers’ Association and a director of a large number of tea and rubber companies, is due in Malaya this week in the course of a tour of549 words
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Article38 1933-12-12 12 Merchant! are hereby informed that it has been agreed to reduce the rate of freight on printed wrapping material from Straits to Conference basis ports in Europe 55/- per 50 cu.ft., effective from December 9.38 words
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Article2576 1933-12-12 12 Mr. E. D. Money’s Views The twenty-third ordinary general meeting of the members of the Brooklands Selangor Rubber Co., Ltd., was held at the registered office of the Company at al-, singham House, Seething Lane, London, E.C., on Wednesday, November 15, 1933, Mr. E. D. Money (Chairman2,576 words
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Article1001 1933-12-12 12 TO-DAY’S PRICES KENNEDY COMPANY The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY CO’s share lis< to-day. Yesterday To-day Buyers Sellers Buyers Seller.’ MINING Batang Padang 30 32% 29 31 i Batu Caves 1.00 1.05 1.00 1.05 J Chenderiang 59 63 59 63 I Hong Fatt1,001 words
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Article58 1933-12-12 12 PENANG, DECEMBER 12 I 'Rv Omirtow at *nr I't'in.MH.i .V b On London Bank Demand 2'4 1 16 i 4 m|ts 2|4% Private 3 mlts credit 2 4% 3 Documentary 2 1% On New York Bank Demand 59 nom. France T.T. 950 nom. India T.T. Hongkong T.T. 38% dis58 words
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Advertisement64 1933-12-12 12 I BE PROUD Of YOUR COUNTRY 1 BISV EB93ITICBJT BeJ Uni I P,ONEERS of Local Brewin 2’ MALAYAN BREWERIES LTD. iS u a C m P af »y- r^scered Capital subscribed in Singapore—under British control and management. By Buying British you aid Local British Enterprise and keep your money in64 words
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Article595 1933-12-12 13 Sched’iU’ of Primcipai tines S. S. KARAPARA for Rangoon and Calcutta. S.S. PANDAI from Port Weld. S.S. KAROA for Port Swettenham and Singapore. S.S. TAP AH from Kantang. Sails for Teluk Anson and Bagan Datoh to-day. S.S. KLANG from Singapore and Port Swettenham. Sails for the595 words
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Article126 1933-12-12 13 DECEMBER 12 Municipal Commissioners’ Meeting, 4 p.m. A.C.S. Primary School, Chulia Street, prize giving, 10 a.m. DECEMBER 13 Entries close for Penang Races, noon. DECEMBER 16 Malay Volunteers Club dinner, 8 p.m. Malaya Cup Football, Selangor v Penang, Penang. DECEMBER 21 Penang Recreation Club, annual meeting, P.R.C.126 words
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Article516 1933-12-12 13 The Post Office notifies that a telegram from G. P. O. London says that the mail despatched from Penang, on November 18 by the s.s. Karoa” was delivered in London on December 9. NOTICE The Air Mails despatched from Penang on the 29th November per the Dutch Aeroplane516 words
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Advertisement6 1933-12-12 13 Rlb take Sanatogen Th« True Tonic-Food6 words
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Miscellaneous324 1933-12-12 13 8 D 7 6J5 TO-NIGHT 9.30 l t THE WORLD’S GREATEST SINGER IN THE L WORLD’S MOST FAMOUS STORY s B 1 ==—-i—- Ma IlaJ*’ h vf JBL jßk J’KMm CHALIAPINtI "j OJuixotc Hjj| Wj GEORGE ROBEY ilw wW Cnd SIDNEY. FOX C Hf Girtcisd fcW.IAIJT 3 Sm The Tale324 words
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Miscellaneous916 1933-12-12 13 Ul i W BJLi MJL DJLB-IXJJLD Rtf’ 3 6.15 TO-NIGHT LAST 2 SHOWS 9.30 C UNIVERSAL'S AMAZING MYSTERY THRILLER "SECRET OF THE BLUE ROOM" WITH LIONEL ATWILL —PAUL LUKAS TOMORROW I WILLIAM POWELL J IN WARNER’S COMEDY HIT ’’LAWYER MAN 1 r WITH JOAN BLONDELL J Plans al MOUTRIE'S 'Phone916 words
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Article280 1933-12-12 14 appalling POSITION IN BURMA OVER TWO MURDERS A DAY I Eangc»m Nov. 27. Last year there were 1079 murders in Biirrsa ar. average of more than two a day. This indicates says the police Admi-mstrat-on report an appalling disregard for hrr frr, life. It is280 words
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Article121 1933-12-12 14 Strange Death Of Mysore Youth Mysore. Nov. 27. Cricket, like most games, has been responsible for many curious mishaps, but surely the most extra odinary tragedy, probably unprecedented in the history of the game, at Vontikoppal colony, which is situated to the north of the city.121 words
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Article130 1933-12-12 14 Magician’s Effort To Revive Dead Child Salem, Nov. 24 A strange story of how a Muslim, described as a “quack doctor and magician,” is alleged to have poisioned his five-year -old child and afterwards attempted to revive it by incanting mantrams is told here. The “magician,”130 words
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Article70 1933-12-12 14 —(United Press Disappointed Girl’s Suicide Lahore. Nov. 24 A Hindu girl, the daughter of an employee of an Am ba la firm, took so much to heart the refusal of her parents end relatives tc allow her to take a photograph of herself, that she hanged—(United Press » - 70 words
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Article393 1933-12-12 14 Landing-Ground Problem I Madras. Nov. 26 Arrangements are being made to extend the air mail from Madras to Ceylon a. an early date. As was reported in yesterday s Madras Mab a conference between pro milndia officials and representatives of the Ceyton Government and of Tata s393 words
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Article342 1933-12-12 14 Mahasabha President Criticises Government IT .a bore Nov. 25. The Hindu Mahasabha never approach*ed the Secretary of State for permission to put the Hindu case before the League of Nations, nor was any such permission necessary.” says Bhai Parmanand < President of the Hindu Mahasabha in342 words
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Article496 1933-12-12 14 Paris Calls For 5.000 Snakes Bombay, Nov. 20 Even the deadliest of snakes have their uses to th** scientist- Experiments carried out in Paris recently have led to the discovers that a venom is a valuable aid to the cure of cancer. A French scientist496 words
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Article101 1933-12-12 14 Allahabad Mahomedans’ Decision Allahabad. November 24 At a recent meeting of the Mahometan Association of Allahabad, presided over by Shah Hafeez Alum Junaidy. the following resolution was unanimously adopted: Whereas Maulana Shaukat All has been acting in a manner prejudicial to the best interests of101 words
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Article108 1933-12-12 14 —A. P. Refused To Yield When Trapped Chittagong, Nov. 25 Three dacoits were shot dead and seven I wounded and captured in a dramatic en- > counter with a police party at Hasanabad village, near here. i Informed of the dacoi’s’ plans, the police la\ in—A. P. - 108 words
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Article149 1933-12-12 14 A.P. EXECUTIVE MEMBER'S PROPAGANDA JAWAHARLAL ANGRY Ailahabai. Nov. 2-4. Pundit Jawaharla Nehru General Secretary of the AD-India Congress Wor>::ng Corr, mint ftp has sent a circular letter to the members of the All-India Congress Committee explaining the posit:t>n regarding the proposed calling of a meeting of theA.P. - 149 words
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Article326 1933-12-12 14 Mr. Gandhi Warns Time Servers Madras. Nov. 24 Replying to “a friend.” who said that in the Hanjan service organisations there are self-seekers and time-servers who are not working merely for the advancement of Harijans. Mr. Gandhi writes as follows in the latest issue of Tne Harijan326 words
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Article105 1933-12-12 14 J Proposed Arrangements For Training In India i Colombo. Nov. 24 With a view to providing opportunities for Ceylonese to enter mercantile shipping services, the Executive Committee of Communications and Works propose, it is understood, to arrive at seme arrangement with the Indian authorities whereby Ceylonese105 words
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Article190 1933-12-12 14 Punjab Leaders’ Statement I .ahore. Nov. 24. Twenty-four prominent Congressmen of Lahore, inducing Dr Satyapal. Lain Shamlal, Dr. Gopichand. Lala Dunuhand- Mrs. Zutshi and Mr. Kiuamath Saigal have issued a statement stating, "that all patriotic men and women living in the Punjab should now combine and consolidate190 words
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82 1933-12-12 14 ATTITUDE OF SINHALESE LEADERS CONDE MNED AJI-Ceylon Minorit Conference I ties in the Island was held at Z lege. CoFumbt on Saturda} at 4pm Mr F J Soertsz. K s;d ed. There was a large a. ten tar yj-g proceedmgß of the Oocfereni-Cr open to th.fe Press but we uncer--who82 words
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Article86 1933-12-12 14 —Ar Fakir’s Prescription Cau es Mans Death M mAh gar. L acca Not 25. A fakir Mushm reugi-ous menc.can’. of Sardarpara has beer sentence-i tc sr: months m 7 y fcr t~- form of treatment for a yc*—g man hich A Musbm vfLager >f Cocrigaon ame •--same-—Ar - 86 words
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Advertisement244 1933-12-12 14 Psoriasis Caused Great Disfigurement Healed by Cuticura For ten years my san surerei with a tsribie skin trouble, psoriasis It tecar. *-.th a very bad rash, cf a cry nature ar.d scaled causing great disfigurement. It was aB over his arms, u-j and bc-dv and spread to his bead. Ths244 words
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Advertisement1845 1933-12-12 15 j H A —-r"a7n\ |p. O.—BRITISH INDIA W iMßwiMii AND APCAR L,NES I IHAI (Companies Incorporated in England) LONDON AND NORTH IX» TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ MAII PASSENGER and CARGO SERVICES C- JAX M’seiles, L’don, R’dam, H’burg and ic From Penang Arrive Marseilles Arrive New York C 10METHEUS A’dam L’don1,845 words
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Article589 1933-12-12 16 Annual Entertainment And Prize Giving MRS. GOODMAN DISTRIBUTES PRIZES I i The St. George’s Girls’ School held its Annual Entertainment and Prize Giving at 10 a.m. this morning. There was a large attendance of parents and friends of the school, among those present being Mrs. A.589 words
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98 1933-12-12 16 FOLLOWING PRELIMINARY INQUIRY COLONIAL SECRETARY'S DECISION (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Dec. 12. Following a preliminary inqui it has been decided not to hold a ;la investigation into the loss Tronoh,” the small coasting vessel belonging .to the Straits Steamship Company, which98 words
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Article1019 1933-12-12 16 Annual Prize Giving A YEAR OF GOOD PROGRESS The annual distribution of prizes of the Anglo-Chinese Primary School, Chulia St., took place to-day in the presence of a large gathering of parents and well wishers of the school. The prizes were given away by Mrs. O’Sullivan, the1,019 words
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Article40 1933-12-12 16 SILVER WEDDING CRAIK —BLACK at St. George’s Church, PENANG, on Saturday, 12th December, 1908. David McLeod, younger son of the late Robert Craik Esq., Kirkcudbrightshire to Grace, only daughter of the late John Black Esq., Moycraig Co. Antrim.40 words
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Article191 1933-12-12 16 28 Piculs Of Tin Ore $5,000 BAIL FOR CHINESE BOATMAN (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, December 11. Caught while trying to carry restricted goods, in the form of 28 piculs and 88 katies of tin ore into the State of Perak, a Chinese boatman.. Lee191 words
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845 1933-12-12 16 Experience Defeats Youth I I LAST NIGHT’S BOXING (BY “SECONDS OUT”) Battling Guillermo scored an unexpectedly clear victory over Boy Nara last night at Fun Frolic Stadium before a big crowd. Inclement weather| prevailed but fight fans were rewarded for braving the elements by the good845 words
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Article92 1933-12-12 16 R. L. Pim Wins Monthly Medal The following is the result of the December Monthly Medal (Stroke) played on Saturday and Sunday R. L. Pim 78 9 69 J. Moncur 75 5 70 W. Anderson 77 7 < 0 W. C. Taylor 91 —2O 71 N. Rees92 words
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Article30 1933-12-12 16 —Reuter. I Flyweight Champion Retains Title Manchester, December 11. The World’s Flyweight Championship o der, Jackie Brown, of Manchester, outpointed Ginger Foran, of Liverpool, in a fifteen rounds contest.—Reuter.•—Reuter. - 30 words
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253 1933-12-12 16 The following are the fixtures for the week ending December 23 SUNDAY, 17th. MIXED DOUBLES Miss Ong Eok Earn and Ong Kee Seong. vs. Miss Boey Chwee Lan and Khoo Cheng Tee. CLASS B Teoh Eng Khay and Tan Kheng Hoon vs. Chuah Khay Hong253 words
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Advertisement139 1933-12-12 16 EASTERN ORIĔT NAL HOTEL PENANG. TO-NIGHT PENANG REPERTORY PLAYERS present FIFTY—FIFTY by OTIS HERMANN (ONE LONG LAUGH) I Percentage of Gross takings donated to European Unemployment Fund. BOOK NOW. CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR FESTIVITIES. SATURDAY, 23rd. December. THURSDAY, 28th. December. SPECIAL RACE DINNER DANCE PENANG REPERTORY PLAYERS Dinner—s3 —per head.139 words
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