Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 2 July 1934
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section15 1934-07-02 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1833. ‘No 153. Vol. XCII. MONDAY. JULY 2, 1934.15 words
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1563 1934-07-02 1 MR. TRIMMER'S COMPLAINTS AT LAUNCHING OF NEW MOTOR VESSEL Lot enough use made of FACILITIES c <>t the features of the launching of the Rejang. the new L vessel built bv the Harbour Board for the Sarawak SteamL Co was the reference made by1,563 words
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Article218 1934-07-02 1 Some Revolting Reports i JOINT ACTION I London. June 29. 1 Conditions in the Negro Republic of Li- be ria on the west coast of Africa have b< come so revolting that the British Govern- ment, as shown by a Blue Book just issued. I have called upon218 words
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Article154 1934-07-02 1 —Reuter. First Through PekingMukden Train FOUR KILLED Englishman Reported Among Dead Tokio, July 1. A Shanghaikwan message states that the first through express from Peking to Mukden was bombed in the vicinity of Luta and an unnamed Eng-1 lishman was reported killed. A later report from Tientsin states—Reuter. - 154 words
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Article890 1934-07-02 1 GEN. VON SCHLEICHER ARRESTED STORM TROOP EXECUTED Berlin, July 1. (icneral Von Schleicher, Herr Hitler’s predecessor in the Chancellorship, was shot fatally while resisting arrest in connection with to-day’s revolt of the Nazi Storm 1 roop leaders. Captain Ernest Roehm, Chief of the Nazi Storm I roops—Reuter. - 890 words
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Article67 1934-07-02 1 ders for the Government contracts. —Reuter. Disputs With N.R.A. Ended Washington, July 1. Mr. Henry Ford’s dispute with the N.R A. is now ended. He has written a letter to General Johnson that he is determined to abide by the automobile code. General Johnson said that thisders for the Government contracts.—Reuter. - 67 words
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Advertisement22 1934-07-02 1 f HAG AT A B’ OTHERS I 01NTJSTS I Hca Office next t 0 T e Dispensary hrsnch Hee 52. Leith Street.22 words
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Advertisement104 1934-07-02 1 LOOK FOR XL THE SPRINGBOK the symbol of South Africa, on every bottle of Key Brand Brandy Manufactured by the Co-operative Winegrowers Association of South Africa, IW I KE Y BRA N D EMP I RE 1A BRANDY is equal in quality to, and possesses all the best characteristics of,104 words
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Advertisement1918 1934-07-02 2 I ,N exchange dam |W' ZIIC T I ?or 200 used Stamps of Straits Settle- r. *;?> '.V I rents, Malay States. Siam, Hong <.'?.. *?y f? tvong, Java, and the surrounding coun- Trl’F* M/A .r;-'?' ZZ' tries will give HONG KONG AND THE MBRCANt r-sSSr™'- Picture Post Cards SHANGHAI1,918 words
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Article3834 1934-07-02 3 HOMAS TO SAIL IN OCTOBER KEEN 4CE A,R MAILS: AN EXAMPLE SET FRENCH: NATIONAL GOVERNMENT AIR DEFENCE: RUBBER COMPANY 'MAN CRITICISES SIR CECIL ,-JmENTI: RULING MASTER OF LODGE Johore royal visits lodge malaya ur O wn Correspondent) London, June 20. SIR CECIL CLEMENTI The announcement that Sir3,834 words
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Advertisement142 1934-07-02 3 CALL AT GUAN FOR YOUR MEDICINAL CHEMICAL REQUIREMENTS x.l. THE HOUSE FOR NEW RELIABLE GOODS. 7 MODERATE FAIR PRICES. T UNEXCELLED SERVICE. I MOSPRAY destroy» AA P all insects but is harmless to human being» and animals. MOSPfeAY will not stain. Use Mospray against Mosquitoes, Flies, Ants, Cockroaches, J Bugs,142 words
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963 1934-07-02 4 POOR GAME AT TAIPING LOSERS UNLUCKY: FREE KICK DECIDES ISSUE (By Our Own Reporter) Taiping June 30. The third Malaya Cup match in the Northern section between Perak and Kedah was played to-day on King Edward VII School ground at Taiping and resulted in963 words
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Article194 1934-07-02 4 Four Clear Goals SOUTHERN CUP MATCH (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, June 30. Brilliant weather graced to-day’s Malaya Cup encounter wheat the Malaya Command be.it Malacca by four goals to niL The Command had an easy win, their goal hardly being visited throughout the game. The194 words
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Article196 1934-07-02 4 Malay Team Leaves The Field Telok Anson, Thursday. The Malay Sporting Union and the Indian Association met to-day in their league match, on the Speedy Road ground, in ideal weather, before a very large crowd. From the kick-off the Indians pressed the champions for a196 words
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Article131 1934-07-02 4 Reuter. Saturday's Scores HARRIS SCORES 114 NOT OUT London, July 1. The scores in the first class matches at the close of play to-day are as follows: At Tunbridge Wells—Kent 361 (Woolley 124); Gloucestershire 11 for 2 wickets. At Leeds —Nottinghamshire 246 Harris 117 not out,Reuter. - 131 words
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141 1934-07-02 4 Fine Batting By Loh Brothers I From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. July 1. A cricket match was played to-day on the Railway padang between the Rai’way Institute and the Selangor Cricket Club and resulted in a draw. The Railway Institute took first knock141 words
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Article52 1934-07-02 4 Smith Wins Island Title (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, July 2. For the second year in succession J. T. Smith, of the Island Club, won the Singapore Island Golf Championship beating S. J. Beattie of the Singapore Golf Club in the final at the Keppel course by 852 words
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Article31 1934-07-02 4 Montreal, June 27. Sixte Ecobar, the Porto Rica boxer, won the bantam weight world championship by knocking out Rodolfo Baby Casanova in the ninth round of a fifteen rounds match.31 words
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Article588 1934-07-02 4 Cricket At Victoria Green THOMPSON TOP SCORER Match Left Unfinished The two-day cricket match played during the w’eek-end at Victoria Green, betw’een the Penang Cricket Club and the Chinese Recreation Club, resulted in a draw. The P.C.C. were to finish their I second innings when stumps588 words
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Article126 1934-07-02 4 Revolver Team -f. Championship WON BY CHINESE COMPANY At Kampong Bahru on Saturday the penultimate session of the Penang and Province Wellesley Volunteer Corps’ annual bisley was held. The full results are as follows: RIFLE TIE SHOOT Match 4—500 yards: Between 2|Lt. S. Toolseram (15), C.126 words
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Article717 1934-07-02 4 Junior Cricket Competition FREE SCHOOL DEFEATED BY 29 RUNS What proved to be a fitting finale to the struggle for the Clarke Shield was the interesting final match between the Angloi Chinese School and the Penang Free School played at the Free School Ground717 words
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Article58 1934-07-02 4 —Reuter. Surrey Dismissed For 175 London, June 30. The match between the Australians and Surrey was commenced to-day at the Ova! and at close of play Surrey had scored 175 (Gregory 48; McCabe 4 wickets for 24 and Grimmett 4 for 64) and the Australians 136.—Reuter. - 58 words
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Advertisement9 1934-07-02 4 FINEST RECORDING BY GREATEST ARTISTS ON “Chap Kuching’ 19 words
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Advertisement8 1934-07-02 4 Wrr AtSK WAr <dunlop> roĔr the safe tyre8 words
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Article985 1934-07-02 5 GLADSTONE HOUSE WINS ALL GAMES SHIELD KEEN COMPETITION PROVIDED KOE KHOON HOE CHAMPION ATHLETE Fine weather favoured the seventh annual inter-house sports of the Hutchings School held on Saturday at the School Ground before a large number of guests, friends and members of the School. The985 words
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Article455 1934-07-02 5 Many Records Broken BRITISH RESIDENT DISTRIBUTES PRIZES (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Considerable interest was shown in the Victoria Institution annual athletic sports which started yesterday and concluded today. Altogether six school records were broken yesterday, and four this eveningTwo other records compare quite favourably455 words
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Article463 1934-07-02 5 Weights For First Day CARD OF NINE EVENTS I I The following are the handicaps for the first day of the Perak Turf Club Summer Meeting to be run at Ipoh, on Saturday July 7 RACE 1 Horses Class 2, Division 3, 6 furlongs, 2.30463 words
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Advertisement13 1934-07-02 5 Just l»efor« Tiffiis- Tf\ simply Sole Aqenfs —N. V. STRAITS JAVA TRADING CO.13 words
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Advertisement145 1934-07-02 5 i~' LADIES I AND .GENTS'. BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED AND STRIPED DRESSING GOW N S IN LATEST NEW SEASON'S DESIGNS COLOURING NEATLY FINISHED IN D4RK AND LIGHT COLOUR BA CKGROUNDS AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERY PURSE I Just Unpacked at EASTERN BAZAAR >. BISHOP STREET Extreme Climatic Conditions AND ROUGH USAGE WILL145 words
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910 1934-07-02 6 REASONS FOR FAILURE OF BUSINESS SINGAPORE FACTORY SWAMPED BY BRANCH LOSSESS Certain statements attributed to Mr. Tan Kah Kee and Co. Ltd. published in your issue of June 8 cannot go unchallenged. states Mi. David Phillip, liquidator of Tan Kah910 words
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Article671 1934-07-02 6 Misadventure Verdict At Saturday's Inquiry DEMOLITION OF CHURCH STREET GODOWN i An inquiry was held by the Penang Coro-1 ner, Mr. D. Wills, on Saturday morning in-■ to the death of Gopal, a Tamil coolie who' was hurried when the wall of a godown! in671 words
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Article55 1934-07-02 6 The case of Chong Lee Yun, a Kheh ChiI nese, charged with the murder of his wife Lui Ah Seh by causing her death at 258, I Paya Terubong at 12.30 p.m. on June 5 was yesterday postponed by the Penang Police Magistrate, Mr. D. Wills, for55 words
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Article535 1934-07-02 6 Ruling From Chief Justice Requested S ngapore, July 1. j Mr. S. C. Mclntyre argued before the i Chief Justice, the Hon de Mr. S. J. Thom-j as at the Supreme Court, Kuala Lumpur, j yes'erday, the appeal of a Chinese bicycleshop repairer against his conviction535 words
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Article, Illustration1072 1934-07-02 6 ROTARY IN I PRACTICAL FORM I Very Human Document COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEE'S REPORT I The following is the report of: the Ipoh Rotary Club Comma- j nity Service Committee of which I Mr. W. J. D. Klcezeman is Chairman.! I The Committee is doing excellent1,072 words
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Article105 1934-07-02 6 TO PURCHASE JEMTSCHUG VENTILATORS AND PROPELLORS Enquiries made by a representative of “Sunday Gazette” from Mr. Tan Koon Jin, the Singapore salvage contractor, reveal that a number of local Chinese merchants have already entered into negotiations with him and have formed themselves into a Syndicate to purchase105 words
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Article50 1934-07-02 6 Lim \oo Teik a Hokkien Chinese witn a record of previc us convictions, was on Saturday sentence 1 by the Penang Police Ma- gistrate, Mr. I). Wills, to three months' simple imprisonment to be followed by one year’s Police supervision for the theft of I a pelekat sarong.50 words
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Advertisement91 1934-07-02 6 This shows the enormously increased volume of solution m t obtained from five gallons Renders Your Timber as of concentrated A,” when diluted with water > for treatment of timber by safe from Insects, Fungi immersion. Dryrot as if it were H Cost Iron. The amount of solution pro- vided91 words
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Article748 1934-07-02 7 Misfortunes Of A Well-Known Local Chinese BANKRUPTCY COURT STORY The misfortune of a bankrupt who said Jie had a wife suffering from a chronic disease, a blind daughter and another daughter who was insane, was recorded tn the Bankruptcy Court, before Mr. Justice Gerahty,748 words
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Article292 1934-07-02 7 Wigley Tragedy Allegation NO INQUEST Date Of Enquiry Not Yet Fixed The Madras Brahmin clerk, employed at a salary of over $lOO a month as a shorthand typist at the Perak HydroElectric Company's Ipoh offiee, whom the police have arrested on the allegation that he murdered292 words
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Article132 1934-07-02 7 “Position Became Intolerable” Lcndon, June 20. The only newspaper comment on Sir Cecil Clementi’s resignation appears in the weekly notes of Mr. Randolph Churchill in the Sunday Dispatch. He says -“Sir Cecil Clemen’i’s resignation from the Governorship of the Straits Settlements before his proper time132 words
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Article121 1934-07-02 7 In Seremban Court Seremban. Saturday. A large rubber tree dumped outside the court house at Seremban. yesterday was an exhibit in a case before the local magistrate. Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, when a Chinese woman, Chong Sang, stood charged w ith having cut dow’n a121 words
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Article, Illustration35 1934-07-02 7 Seven years of age. Shirley Temple has been given a long term contract with Fox for her wonderful work in “Stand Up and Cheer” the great musical feast of the year35 words
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Article43 1934-07-02 7 Two Children Killed WOMAN SERIOUSLY WOUNDED (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapo e, July 2. A man ran amoked in the Fire Station and killed two children and seriously wounded a woman. The alleged culprit has not yet been arrested.43 words
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Article122 1934-07-02 7 Alleged Assault WRITTEN APOLOGY ACCEPTED From Our Own Correspon lent I Singapore June 30. A private summons for all» ged assault aga nst Inspector Dodds, a E ropean Officer. was mentioned this morning. Dodds was accused of voluntarily c ising hurt to Woo Hong Chew, a Police122 words
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Article124 1934-07-02 7 Irish Free State Elections r London. July 1. The Irish Free State local elections have concluded. An analysis of the returns indicates a stalemate. The returns are as follows: Fianna Fail 707, Finegael 575, Independents 351 and Labour 184. The count for the four areas in Cork County124 words
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Article148 1934-07-02 7 Machine Dived Into Sea INQUEST AT S'PORE From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, June 30. A verdict of death from misadventure was returned at the inquest at the Air Base on Pilot Officer Parish and Leading-Air-craftman G.nello whose machine dived into the sea off Ponggol on June 6.148 words
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Article141 1934-07-02 7 Nephew Of A Sultan Married Johore Bahru, June 29. The marriage was solemnised in Johore Bahru of Tungku Fandi bin Amir, nephew of the Sultan of Ashan. Sumatra, and Ungku Gatty binti Abdul Rahman, niece of the Hon. Ungku Aziz (Deputy Mentri Besar of Johore) and sister of141 words
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Article229 1934-07-02 7 i Large Attendance Of Free I School Masters i I j The funeral of Madam Yeoh Cheng Lee. wife of Mr. Goh Gin Hock, a teacher in I the Penang Free School, took place this morning from her residence in Free School Road. There229 words
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Article847 1934-07-02 7 The Goodman Cup MACHINE GUN i DEMONSTRATION BY NIGHT i I The Penang and Province Wellesley Volunteer Corps wound up their Annual Bisley meeting yesterday within an At Home at the Kampong Bahru rifle range, where visitors were entertained to an al fresco tea and witnessed an847 words
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Advertisement90 1934-07-02 7 Eastern Oriental Hotel PENANG. o: WEDNESDAY, 4fh JULY (American National Holiday) SPECIAL DINNER DANCE DANCE MUSIC BY "JERE LEE'S MADCAPS" AND THE BAND OF THE S.S. 11 President Johnson 11 DINNER $2/50 ADMISSION TO BALLROOM $l/EXTENSION TO 1 A.M. Please Book Early. THURSDAY SATURDAY sth 7th July DINNER DANCE FRIDAY,90 words
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Article279 1934-07-02 8 Customs Evasion JOURNALIST FINED £250 George Nelson Gormley, 40, journalist, of Ormond-road, Drumcondra, Dublin, was charged, on remand, at the Mansion House, on June 16, with having, in June, 1933, removed from the Irish Free State, a greyhound called “The Daw" with intent to defraud the279 words
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Article232 1934-07-02 8 Mysterious Loss From Bedi -com Kuala Lipis, Friday. A mysterious theft of jewellery’ to the value of over S3OO occurred at the residence of Mr. Mohamed Alwy. District Forest Officer, Kuala Lipis, on the afternoon of June 23. On the afternoon in question a jewel case containing jewellery232 words
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Article178 1934-07-02 8 Said To Have Hit Would-Be Supplanter Kuala Lipis, Friday. The eternal triangle is said to have caused a crime at Krambit, a little kampong 14 miles from Kuala Lipis down the railway bne towards Gemas. It is stated that a middle-aged Malay, named Pilius, was in the habit178 words
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Miscellaneous175 1934-07-02 8 j 'i TO-NIGHT LAST 2 SHOWS 6-75 and 9-30 Beautiful!Vivacious !Winsome LILIAN HARVEY in a romantic and intriguing i J IlMw A WJf ove stor Y se t° lilting Jfl music f 'THE r ONLY A G I R L* with CHARLES BOYER MADY CHRISTIANS. COMMENCING TO-MORROW/ 7 HEATHER ANGEL175 words
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Miscellaneous46 1934-07-02 8 GET READY TO LAUGH! 1,000 NEW LAUREL AND HARDY HOWLS IN THE HILAROUS ADVENTURES OF TWO HEN-PECKED HUSBANDS ON THE. LOOSE Laurel A Hardy IN “SONS OF THE DESERT” Metro Goldwyn Mayer's COMEDY SPECIAL WITH CHARLEY CHASE AND AN ALL COMEDY CAST IQUCCN’S i NEXT CHANGE!46 words
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Miscellaneous155 1934-07-02 8 4.30 TO-NIGHT ’-3° AN ALL-CANTONESE TALKIE “MODERN TEARS” with An All-Ccmtonese Cast of Famous Stage Celebrities Headed by YIP FUT YEOK Miss SIEW YEW SIN NEXT CHANGE OPENS 4th JULY THE FIRST REAL COLOSSAL HINDUSTANI TALKIE j Surpassing in < Spectacular -Is Grandeur Any Y° u Have Ever Ifl JT-155 words
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Article152 1934-07-02 9 —Reuter. Helps London INTENSIFICATION OF SPECULATION London, June 30. The United States embargo on exports of .silver while meant to check international speculation actually resulted in a sharp intensification of speculation in London. says a leader in the "Financial News.” This is natural since the embargo—Reuter. - 152 words
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Article92 1934-07-02 9 —Reuter. Rail way Pensions Bill Signed By Roosevelt Washington. July 1. President Roosevelt has signed the Fra-zier-Lemke Farm Mortgage Bill and also the Railway Pensions Bill. The former establishes a virtual moratorium of six months for insolvent farmers and the latter. affecting over a million employees, increases—Reuter. - 92 words
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Article77 1934-07-02 9 false reports, or conspiring to do so.—Reuter. Charged With Making False Reports Detroit. June 30. Thirteen bankers including John Bal’antyne who is known as the dean of Detroit's bankers have been indicted by the Federal Grand Jury which is investigating the collapse of the city's most important financialfalse reports, or conspiring to do so.—Reuter. - 77 words
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Article71 1934-07-02 9 —Reuter. U.S. Embargo On Arms Exports Washington, June 30. At the request of Mr. Cordell Hull Presid nt Roosevelt has declared an embargo on .e shipment of arms and munitions to Cub except under licence. It is stated that he action has been approved by the Cuba Government—Reuter. - 71 words
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Article65 1934-07-02 9 [.—Reuter. Collision In Night Manoeuvres Tokio, June 30. Wireless iessages report that during night manoi vres in the vicinity of Quel part Island, t e 1,700 ton destroyers, "Inazuma” and liyuki” came to a head-on collision and >oth vessels were split in halves and sa c. At present[.—Reuter. - 65 words
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119 1934-07-02 9 THE LATE MR. SUBBARAYA PILLAY The funeral of the late Mr. S. Subbaraya Pillay, one of the founders and a vice-pre-sident of the Penang Hindu Subha, whose death occurred at 1 p.m. on Friday at his residence. No. 35, Half-way Road, took place o Saturday119 words
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Article119 1934-07-02 9 Reuter. Two Important Modifications Washington. June 30. President Roosevelt has ordered two important modifications in the policy of the N.R.A.. The first seeks keener competition for government contracts by allowing bidders to quote prices up to fifteen per centum below the minimum prices provided in the code, forReuter. - 119 words
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Article65 1934-07-02 9 Reuter. Turki Leader Joins Chinese Forces Simla. June 30. It is learned that a number of Russians participated in the recent fighting in Southern Sinkiang and that the attacking forces had three aeroplanes. The Turki leader, Khojaniazhagi, is reported to have joined the Chinese but theReuter. - 65 words
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Article54 1934-07-02 9 regard to the Catholic organisation.—Reuter. New Regulations To Be Issued By Government Berlin. June 30. It is reported that the discussions between Herr Hitler’s representatives and the Roman Catholic Church have come to a satisfactory conclusion. It is expected that new regulations will be issued shortly with regardregard to the Catholic organisation.—Reuter. - 54 words
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Article56 1934-07-02 9 Reuter. 60 Year Record Broken In New York New York, June 30. A sixty-year record was broken by New York with a shade temperature of ninetyseven. There were thirteen heat deaths at St. Louis where the thermometer recorded 99 while at Washington the temperature officially recorded was 101Reuter. - 56 words
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Article50 1934-07-02 9 —Reuter. Revised Tariff In Effect To-day Nanking, July 1In the revised import tariff which will take effect to-morrow, the most important change will probably be the reduction in the duty on cotton by five per cent uhi.e the duties on metals, chemical products and luxuries will be increased.—Reuter.—Reuter. - 50 words
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Article305 1934-07-02 9 4,000 'Planes, 300,000 Troops 'MERELY DEFENSIVE* Manchouli, June 18. I have just completed the passage of the I Siberian Railway, and have found evidence there of intense military preparations. There are formidable concentrations from Irkutsk to the Manchurian frontier. Every variety of military weapon is to305 words
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225 1934-07-02 9 Paris, June 27. News from Tirana (Albania) that the first latlian Adriatic fleet, consisting of 20 units, unexpectedly appeared in the harbour at the Albanian seaport of Durazzo on Monday is causing considerable excitement in political circles here, where it is interpreted as a225 words
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Miscellaneous33 1934-07-02 9 11 a a Day’s Work—by Rick Elma WHO LAID THAT ONE? —rr 11 IL 11 -UAp'' /«a K w »1 —7- > I I !FZtT'OX I I 'II J i —J—■■ 'wgrgwi Ml rkb—33 words
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Miscellaneous194 1934-07-02 9 /itlU a» 5-50 p.m. OPENING TO-NIGHT 9-05 p.m. YET ANOTHER GRAND UNIVERSAL f PROGRAMME IT'S A POSITIVE SCREAM! ft THE BIG LAUGH SHOW I 5 (J you Imagine what happens when depression-hit bluebloods toenterta^n k> n 9 s n I I n 9 a yeoT? Complications? LjSg* You said it!...194 words
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Article1132 1934-07-02 10 Broadcasting to the American nation for the first time since October last President Roosevelt summed up the achievements of the Recovery Campaign. Advancing the following questions: Are you better off than last year? Are your debts less burdensome? Is your bank account more secure? Are1,132 words
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Article1137 1934-07-02 10 be cleft like their tongues.—R.L.T. in the “Birmingham Post.” New Forest Character's Odd Way Of Living In a previous article I wrote of a local i eccentric, and now I cast my mind back thirty years, when the village idiot was still at large andbe cleft like their tongues.—R.L.T. in the “Birmingham Post.” - 1,137 words
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Article122 1934-07-02 10 Australian Jamboree, Melbourne Malaya will be represented by a contingent and it is propsed to send at least one patrol from Penang. In order to carry this out a Special Fund must be raised. Donations will be gratefully acknowledged in the Press, however small. Messrs. Brown,122 words
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Article35 1934-07-02 10 Members are reminded of the Annua! Dinner at the E. O. Hotel to-night. Those who have forgotten to return the cards sent out have still *ime to ring up the Hon. Secretary.35 words
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Advertisement97 1934-07-02 10 A splendid '-""En a Carlsberg. J v b n I I Once lasted wanted J THE KING OF BEERS SOLE IMPORTERS THE EAST .ASIATIC COMPANY LIMITED Singapore PENANG Kuala Lumpur 35 35 35 ’35 35-35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 '<•- <•’ 35 7< 35 35 3597 words
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Advertisement38 1934-07-02 10 j2#HMWHWi!faWSWWM FLIT Kills fliesj QulckerlsflA Obtainable at ALL THE LEADING DEALERS OR FROM THE AGENTS: Henry Waugh Co., Ltd., PENANG. RUBBER-ESTATES Options wanted on 1,000 acres and over Johore and Pahang. Box No. 149, c o Pinang Gazette.38 words
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Miscellaneous205 1934-07-02 10 Wembley Cabaret NEW CHARMING HOSTESSES DANCING TO-NIGHT TILL 12 PM Ist CLASS BAK COUPONS 7 FOR $2. Admission 50 cents only. TEA DANCE Sunday Evening FROM 6 P.M. ADMISSION 50 CENTS COUPONS 6 FOR SI. School Of Dancing S 3 For 8 Lessons. THE RENOWNED HONG HONG LAM LU PAN205 words
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Article4639 1934-07-02 11 HINTON ALFONSO ON TRIAL ALLEGED SHOOTING OF SISTER-IN-LAW CHARGE OF ATTEMPTED MURDER REMARKABLE CASE, SAYS THE D.P.P. FOR GIRL AND ACCUSED TO BE ALIVE '1 he trial of the Eurasian lad. Hinton Alfonso, for the attempted murder of his sister-in-law. a Chinese girl named Wong iSiew4,639 words
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Advertisement46 1934-07-02 11 the HAPPY BABY IS A TRUFOOD W baby wiJ He looks better. Sleeps oetter. No one would think he hasn’t been breast-fed—but then TRUFOOD means true-feeding—with all the advantages of NATURAL nourishment Trufood never fails. HUMANISED SOLE AGENTS FOR MALAYA 1 THE DISPENSARY (1929) LTD., PENANG.46 words
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Article5835 1934-07-02 12 SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST MR. LIM SENG HOOI ALLEGED FALSE DECLARATION MANAGING CLERK OF LAWYER'S FIRM ALSO CHARGED ALLEGED ABETMENT OF OFFENCE CASE FOR THE DEFENCE OPENED The Penang District Court was again crowded on Saturday morning when the cases against Mr. Lim Seng Hooi,5,835 words
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Article153 1934-07-02 13 New Regulations In Norway Oslo. June 27. The freedom of the sea became a thing of the romantic past for Norways’s world famous whalers on Tuesday, with the passage of a law in the Norwegian Parhament restraining and regulating the chase of the great sea-beast in every possible particular.153 words
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Article208 1934-07-02 13 Says He Has Never More Instant Relief To-day, it really is easy to get r r8 lief from the pangs of acute indig thanks to Chardox. Actually Cha a new form of highly activated ch 1 Ordinary medicinal charcoal has be :<s cribed for digestive troubles208 words
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Article107 1934-07-02 13 Kent Thirteen Players Invited GEARY, FARNES ANO BOWES DROPPED London. J 1 The following have been invite I present themselves at Manchester in .mess for the Third Test which will c) tence on Friday. July 6. The actual teas ill be chosen on Friday morning and wdKent - 107 words
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Article144 1934-07-02 13 Reuter. Perry Defeats Quist London. J e 30. Their Majesties were present t lay at Wimbledon when the fourth rou- of the Men's and Women’s Singles wen ayed in glorious weather and resulted as f lows: MEN’S SINGLES FOURTH I -UND Perry beat Quist 6- 2. 6—3.– Reuter. - 144 words
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Article107 1934-07-02 13 “Teased For 13 Years’’ A man who said he was “teased ty his wife for the last 13 years of his married life” was hound over in the sum oi $5O to keep the peace for six months by Nr J. M. Brander in the Singapore police ourt107 words
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Article205 1934-07-02 13 SOCIAL PERSONAL Mr. Abert Rebel who arrived here from Belawan this morning left for Bangkok by i the International Express. Mr. E. M. Glover, manager of the “Malaya Tribune,” arrived here from I Singapore this morning by the “Klang.” Miss P. Richards and Mr. and Mrs. J. Habberjam arrived here205 words
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Article100 1934-07-02 13 Divers To Recover Emden Torpedo Blasting operations on the cruiser “Jemtschug” aft- r a ’.apse of a few weeks were resumed in earnest early this morning. With the arrival of supplies of dynamite from Japan the divers expect to cut a good portion off the wreck before100 words
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Advertisement319 1934-07-02 13 WH I WHEREVER j i, DANCE MUSIC IS PLAYED; THESE ARE THE FAVOURITES OR 770 BUILD A LITTLE HOME Fox Trot vd /07 KEEp YOUNG BEAUTIFUL THEME SONGS FROM “ROMAN SCANDALS.” IT’S CARROLL 1) GIBBONS ORCHESTRA SO YOU CAN DEPEND ON PERFECT f RHYTHM AND MELODY CR 777 < I'LL319 words
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Article464 1934-07-02 14 Disappointing Bouts WEBER ACCEPTS JAYARAJ'S CHALLENGE (BY “SECONDS OUT”) Last night's bouts at Wembley Park were very disappointing. The preliminary bouts were one sided affairs, while D. N. Samy cut an unimpressive figure in the main event of ten rounds and lost it by a big margin.464 words
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Article54 1934-07-02 14 Suares Beaten On Points (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, July 2. Rivers beat Suares on points after twel- ve fierce rounds. The verdict was well' received though a section thought that Suares ought to have been awarded the verdict Suares himself, however announ- to his supporters that Rivers54 words
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Article122 1934-07-02 14 Annual Athletic Sports The Preliminary Heats will be run as' follows Wednesday, at 6.15 p.m.—220-yards' scratch. Thursday, at 5.15 p.m.—High Jump and Long Jump. 220—YARDS Heat I,—B. Brooke, J. A. P. Cameron, H. G. Moulding and C. P. Purcell. Heat 2. J. W. Clark, I. Pemberton, A.122 words
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Article495 1934-07-02 14 TO-DAY’S PRICES KENNEDY COMPANY The floDowing are tbe latest quotattom to 1OS6B& KKNNBDT W BIMK* Ml f WSaturday To-day Buyers SeDers Buyers Sellers RUBBER Alor Gajah 1.00 1.10 1.15 1.25 Ayer Molek 1.07% 1.12% 1-10 1.20 Ayer Panas 1.50 1.60 1.55 1.65 Bassett 75 80 75495 words
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Article119 1934-07-02 14 Sat l day To-day London -225.12.6 No market TIN— (3 Months) London 225.10.0 No market Singapore 111.75 $111.62% Business Done Penang -$111.75 $111.62% Business Done Bu ers no sellers Buyers no sellers COPRA— Sundried) $3.05 $2.95 BLACK PEPPER $16.00 $16.00 RUBBER London 6%d 6%d New York 4c(G) Holiday119 words
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Article123 1934-07-02 14 w Stowing quotation» far to-dM': SaMn 1 Tina 6'16 6'9 P UK 1»7% I 'SSS 146 s. i B» hJ Kanauntmgs 6 6 < u ILpong Lanjuts 20 9 213 ex K 22-3 230 fc llin ;luUto 1313 139 E; tis 2.62-4 2.67% !%ai. 1»5 110 Lu»123 words
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Article119 1934-07-02 14 Latest Quotations Saturday Friday Parle 76% 76 19 32 New YtIc 5.04% 5.05*4 lCnn-. a 4 99 5.00 21.63% 21.64% gX.s 15 53 15.52% Amr rlim <-44 Mila- 58-, Bert' 13.06*2 13.08*2 19.40 19.4C 22.39% 22.39% Oslo 19.90% 19.90% Vlenr.a 27 27 Prae- 121% 121* Heist-,119 words
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Article56 1934-07-02 14 PENANG. JULY 2 I Londe- Bank Demand 2 4% I 4 m ts 2 4 7 32 I Private 3 m ts credit 2 4% 3 Documentary 2 4% On N v York Demand 58% rom Franc T.T. 880 nom Hongl -g T.T. 35% Shang li T.T. 41*4 i56 words
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Article200 1934-07-02 14 A. A. ANTHONY CO.’S QUOTATIONS Saturday To-day Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers TIN Ayer Weng 1.92% 1.97% 1.95 2.00 Hitam 52% 54 52% 54 Kinta 2.62% 2.67% 2.62% 2.67% Kuchai 105 1.07% 1.05 1.07% Nawng Pet 1-03 1.05 1.03 1.05 N. Taiping 57% 60 59 61 Rahman Hyd. 1.12 1.14 1.12200 words
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Article424 1934-07-02 14 SOON THEAM CO. The following are the changes In ois quotations up to noon to-day Saturday To-day Buyers SeDers Buyers SeDen I j RUBBER I Allenbys 1-55 1.65 1.55 1.65 ex Ayer Panas 145 1.55 1.45 1.55 I; Basse*ts 75 80 75 80 •jB. Lintangs 1.02% 1.07% 1.02% 1-07% Brogas424 words
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Article36 1934-07-02 14 The Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked sheet for to-day are as follows Cents per lb. s P ot 22% July’Sept. 1934 23% Oct|Dec. 1934 24% Jan. (March 1935 24% Market quiet.36 words
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Advertisement653 1934-07-02 14 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS KITANO NOTICE IS HEREBY Gx/EN that the trade mark or trade name depicted abov.' is the exclusive property of ELIZABETH DORIS FARNHAM trading as The Kitano Company of 27, Beauchamp Place, LorUon, S.W. 3, England, and that the same is used by her in respect of Medicinal preparations653 words
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Miscellaneous43 1934-07-02 14 WEATHER REPORT Temperature Wind Rainfall 6 a i.. 76 E Noor 90 S TIDE TABLE To-day High Water Low Water 4.17 a m. 10.17 a.m. 3 53 p m. 10.51 p.m. To-morrow 5 )5 a.m. 11.03 a.m. 4 32 p m. 11.32 p.m.43 words
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Article2850 1934-07-02 15 NEW MINING PROPERTIES ACQUIRED Dividend Of 55% MR. WILLIAM H. P. STEVENS'S REVIEW The Twenty-seventh Ordinary General Meeting of the Siamese Tin Syndicate, Limited, was held at Winchester House, Old Broad Street, London. EC. Mr. William H. P. Stevens (the Chairman) presided. The Secretary (Mr. Charles A.2,850 words
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Advertisement333 1934-07-02 15 gETL ROVER TEN SALOON ROVER CARS for 1934 maintain the quality features which have gained for them such high reputation and for which they are universally famous. Following the Rover policy of always being ahead, improvements and developments are embodied which still further enhance Rover prestige. /(over Outstanding features for333 words
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Advertisement1749 1934-07-02 16 1-a* F L TO EUROPE |A SUEZ v Uf-WS FUMNEL LIME From Penang A d i Aug 14 I I July 5 PRES. JOHNSON AUg Aug. 28 VnmtfiM LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. Leaves Due JuJ 19 pres. MONROE ug> Pemmg Ix>Dd Aug. 2 PRES. VAN BUREN Aug 29 Sept- ii1,749 words
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Article724 1934-07-02 17 SHIPPING ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Schedule of Principal Lines The following is a list of vessels arriving •usd sailing from Penang during the week* IN PORT TO-DAY SS. MATA HARI from Singapore via ports. S.S. PANDAI from Pagoerawan. M.V. RENG AM from Sltiawan, Bindings and Pangkor. Sails for Asahan and Batoe Bahra724 words
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Article114 1934-07-02 17 Dates And Venues June 25-July 7.—Lawn Tennis Ch* ships, Wimbledon. July 4-7.—Henley Royal Regatta July 7. 9, 10,—Third Test 1, Manchester. July 9-11.—Cricket, Oxford v.f bridge, Lords. July 12-13. —Eton v. Harrow, Lo July 13-14.—A. A. A. Cham pt a White City. July 14 —Open Challenge Cupal114 words
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Article74 1934-07-02 17 WEDNESDAY, JULY 4 Straits Chinese British Associatißpecial Meeting, Chinese Town Hall, sp.m. SATURDAY, JULY 7 P.C.C. Sports, Esplanade. 3 p.i* JULY 7, 11 AND 14 Perak Turf Club races, Ipoh. SATURDAY, JULY 28 Penang Races, Ist day. TUESDAY, JULY 31 Penang Races, 2nd day. THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 Penang74 words
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Article987 1934-07-02 17 OUTWARD MAILS A mail for North, North Eas’ern and North Western Sumatra by the s.s. ‘‘Krian will be closed at 4 p.m. to-morrow. A mail for Singapore by the s.s. “Kedah” will be closed at 4 p.m. to-day. MAIL EXPECTED A mail from Hongkong by the s.s.987 words
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Advertisement40 1934-07-02 17 CHOP INTAN 7 P cr f ec t holiday- Sunshine, sea breezes. Jfg .WvW good company and J a 6ood Beer! Z -S' —A ;i r; A?- A Sale Distributors. r HENRY WAUGH CO., LTD. Singapore, Penang, Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh.40 words
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Miscellaneous483 1934-07-02 17 WIRELESS PROGRAMME! 8.8. C. Two of the follow- 19.82 metres mg wavelengths 25.28 metres will be used aim- 31.30 metres ultaneously. y 31M metre- 49.59 metres TO-DAY P. M. 6.20 Time Signal from Big Tom. Tom Jenkins at the organ of the Plaza < inema, Swansea, 7.os—Haydn Heard and his483 words
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Miscellaneous160 1934-07-02 17 vs —BAH—PENANC TO-DAY The Test by the Penang Wireless from 7.00 to 9.00 p.m. on Mondi include the following Columbia kindly supplied by Messrs. The R Piano Co. 5686 Mary, My Mary Best of All Hubert 9 <76 The Trumpeter Parts 1 i Descriptive Military Band jDB-1273 A Touch O'160 words
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Article2374 1934-07-02 18 THE LAST COURTS OF THE SEASON: BEAUTIFUL DRESSES AT THE PALACE: PIONEERS OF FEMININE FLYING EXHIBITION OF GIFTED HANDIWORK (From Our Own Correspondent 1 London, June 20. QUEEN’S GOWN OF GOLD The Queen, in a gown of gold with lovely diamonds that glittered on her2,374 words
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Advertisement104 1934-07-02 18 BEARING METALS TZZZ—__ 2 ANTI-FRICTION AND PRINTERS METALS I SPECIAL NOTE—ALTHOUGH THERE HAS BEEN A CONSIDERABLE INCREASE IN THE PRICE OF TIN OUR PRICES WILL REMAIN AS BEFORE UNTIL THE PRESENT STOCKS ARE EXHAUSTED. SOLE AGENTS WILLIAM JACKS CO- (Malaya )LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUB PENANG AND IPOH. GOSH/ I IDO104 words
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Advertisement20 1934-07-02 18 II AND DYEING 1 [CLEANING DYEING I wtsthttoF 1 No. 28, PENANG ROAD. PENANG. (Next to Singapore Cold Storage y20 words
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Article408 1934-07-02 19 Reuters Pacific Service. At Peiping Colleges DISPUTE OVER SEATS AT RESTAURANT Peiping, June 12. During the last few days there has been an epidemic of fracas in the local student world. On Saturday evening an eating house in the neighbourhood of Chao Yang College in the NorthReuters Pacific Service. - 408 words
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Article161 1934-07-02 19 .—Reuters Pacific Service. Question Of Extension Discussed Peiping, June 8. The representatives of various railways participating in the Third National Railway Exhibition at the Tai Miao met this to discuss the question of extending the exhibition, which should close on Jun 20 according to the original plan.—Reuters Pacific Service. - 161 words
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Article128 1934-07-02 19 .—Reuter Pacific Service. Entertained By North China Organisations Peiping, June 8. The party of eight Canton journalists who arrived here from Hankow on W ednesday evening, were guests of honour at a. tiffin given by various Kuomingtang organisations in North China, including the Peiping district and Hopei Provincial.—Reuter Pacific Service. - 128 words
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1072 1934-07-02 19 NOT SO RAMPANT AS BEFORE HOW THE PROBLEM SHOULD BE TACKLED General Han Fu chu. the Chairman of the Shantung Provincial Government, has a way of his own with officials found guilty of corruption. He has them beaten with bamboos and paraded about the* streets1,072 words
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Article43 1934-07-02 19 :—Reuter Pacific Service. Sasebo, June 14. The first class submarine 1-70 was launched a*, the naval dockyard here to-day. The new submarine whose keel was laid in January 1933 displaces at 1,400 tons and develops twenty knots on the surface.:—Reuter Pacific Service. - 43 words
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Article237 1934-07-02 19 Reuter’s Pacific Service. Revenue and Expenditure Estimates MADE PUBLIC FOR FIRST TIME Nanking, June 14. The Budget published for the fiscal year from July 1, 1934, to June 30, 1935, is noteworthy, for it is the first time that the Minister of Finance has made public anReuter’s Pacific Service. - 237 words
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Article98 1934-07-02 19 For Development Of North-West Shanghai. June 15. The Chinese government has decided to develop the vast areas of north-west China with convict labour. This labour will be drawn from prisons all ox-er the country where long term prisoners are kept. The regulations issued by the Ministry of Jus*ice98 words
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Article118 1934-07-02 19 vernment for execution. —Reuters Pacific Service. Plans Drawn Up For Developing Foreign Markets Canton. June 9. Local Chinese tea merchants to-day drew up a plan for the development of the foreign market for Chinese tea. The main points of the plan are: 111 To establish tea control organsvernment for execution.—Reuters Pacific Service. - 118 words
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Article59 1934-07-02 19 :—Reuters Pacific Service. Canton, June 9. For the strengthening of this city’s defence, the Municipal Planning Committee to-day decided to form a city defence commission. Regulations governing the formation of the proposed commission have been submitted to the Canton Municipal Government for ratification. 'Hie commission will have:—Reuters Pacific Service. - 59 words
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Article51 1934-07-02 19 —Reuters Pacific Service. Tokyo, June 14. According to information received to-day by the Ministry of Agriculture from the Prefectural Office of Hokkaido, two Japanese floa*ing crab canneries were alleged to have been seized by the Russian authorities 20 miles east of Rotka Cape in Kam- chatka.—Reuters Pacific Service. - 51 words
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Advertisement328 1934-07-02 19 I I I I s ««Oa JOSmsi S I I I I Flower A Vegetable Seeds j Newly arrived from the Seed Growers— 3 ARTHUR YATES of SYDNEY, Australia, and SUTTONS of READING, England. ifi The above are two renowned u| S Seed Growers whose seeds travel all over the328 words
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Article, Illustration187 1934-07-02 20 Ascot The Nation's Garden Party BEST ON THE CARD or the tale of a horse that must win/. —Fashionably Pressed bookmakers and tipsters busy among Ascot crowds The arrival of the King and Queen on the Ascot course. With their Majesties intKe landau are the Prince of Wales and the187 words