Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 15 August 1935
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1935-08-15 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 188. Vol. XCIII. THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1935. PRICE 10 CENTS20 words
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1797 1935-08-15 1 ACCOUNTANTS AS RESPONDENTS ALLEGED NEGLIGENCE AND BREACH OF DUTY YESTERDAY'S HEARING (From Our Perak Representative) Ipoh, Wednesday. In the Court of Appeal this morning before the Chief Justice, .M.S Sir Samuel Joyce Thomas, acting Chief Justice, S.S., Mr. lust’cc Burton and Mr. Justice a'P-eckett1,797 words
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Article283 1935-08-15 1 Rugby Radio Service. Three Power Talks In Paris BRITISH VIEWS OUTLINED IN DETAIL London, August 14. The preliminary talks on the ItaloAbyssinian dispute began in Paris today betw’een the French Premier, M. Laval, who was accompanied by the Political Director of Quai D’Orsay, M. Bargetcn and the BritishRugby Radio Service. - 283 words
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Article156 1935-08-15 1 —Rugby Radio Service. Viscount Bridgeman KEEN CRICKETER AND FORMER PRESIDENT OF M.C.C. London, August 14. i Viscount Bridgeman, a former First Lord of the Admiralty, who retired from politics in 1929 after an active political career of 40 years and who became Chairman cf the British—Rugby Radio Service. - 156 words
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Article66 1935-08-15 1 Reuter. Principles Involved Discussed Washington August 14. The hopes that no more unpleasant incidents may arise to mar the relations between Japan and the United States wa* expressed by Ambassador Saito after < conference with Mr. Phillips. The Japanese Ambassador stated he had not protested? againstReuter. - 66 words
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Article59 1935-08-15 1 -Reuter. Wild Animals Stampeding Towns Spokane, Washington Aug. 14. I With thousands of deer, bears, rabbitfli j and other wild animals stampeding in terror before roaring flames one thousand fi’e fighters are at present battling against forest fires covering thousands oC acres in Montana, Idaho and-Reuter. - 59 words
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Advertisement186 1935-08-15 1 f! H. TOKISATSU |j ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS No. 68-70, Bishop Street, PENANG. Telephone Na 772. HER SKIN WAS RUINED! By The Wrong Kind Of Face Powder You cannot be too careful in your choice of a face powder. Many powders absorb the natural moisture of your skin and cause it to186 words
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Advertisement136 1935-08-15 1 W 5 1 081 liaßMhHi i«i s ten years old 1 A GENUINE HIGHLAND fflN H UOUEIiR SCOTCH. WHISKY Il Ji§BS I 2 I Ji§§i OF OUTSTANDING MRP.IT, AND SOLD HiG^f^ P s^ UE>JR 1| AT AM ATTRACTIVE PRICE. Jgßg&f i H Sh I r I he Analyst’s report, which136 words
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Advertisement15 1935-08-15 1 DONALD iSC OTCH WHISKY flat WHIMT At KcxMiMi of U.NbMHI Obtainable VWMi AD Proviakm Stevia.15 words
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Article2366 1935-08-15 3 SCIENCE INVENTION NTERNATIONAL NEUROLOGICAL CONFERENCE SLEEPING SICKNESS RESEARCH TELEPHONES AND TELEVISION A NEW ROAD MATERIAL (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, August 3. WORLD’S NERVE SPECIALISTS SCIENTISTS from all over the world have gathered in London for the International Neurological Congress, held in University College, Gower Street.’ The congress, which is2,366 words
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Advertisement287 1935-08-15 3 I I YOUR LAST CHANCE TO GET A FRIE TABLET of LUX TOILET SOAP ■MRS* A SAVE 8 SUNLIGHT SOAP PRINTED WRAPPERS Offer closes definitely on AUGUST 31st 2^— SAVE IO UMBRELLA SOAP After this date, the printed wrappers PRINTED WRAPPERS from Sunlight and Umbrella Soaps will no longer be287 words
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Article181 1935-08-15 4 Claimant Loses Paris, July 20. Judgment against the claimant has now been given by a Nice court in a law suit involving an inheritance stated to have amounted to £35,000,000. This vast fc»r*une was left by Count Serge Stroganoff, who died on the Riviera in 1923.181 words
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Article240 1935-08-15 4 Coroner Warns Jury To Be Silent WOMAN FRIEND'S EVIDENCE The inquest on Miss Louise Antoinette Perrin, 27, a Sw.ss governess, who died in Battersea General Hospital, was resumed at Battcrsta on July 31, and further adjourned until Tuesday next. The coroner, Dr. McCarthy, said to240 words
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Article99 1935-08-15 4 Competition In Fashions SILKS. COTTONS AND WOOLLENS An unusual feature of the coming Chinese ConAnercial Exhibition to be held at the Great" World, Singapore, early in October will be a fashion competition. It will be in charge of a sub-ccmmittee of nine members headed by Mrs. Philip99 words
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Article239 1935-08-15 4 Many Wounded In Vienna Vienna, July 29. Violent scenes occurred at the funeral of the father of Austrian educational reform, Councillor Otto Glockel, one of the most popular figures in the Austrian Republic. His death is considered to be an indirect consequence cf his long239 words
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Article141 1935-08-15 4 3,000.000 Miles Without A Smash Ths G.P.O.’s 260 London motor-cytle telegraph boys—lso of them in London suburbs —have net been in a single major accident in 18 months. They have covered 3,200,000 miles. TESTED FOR THE JOB The secret? Each spends alternately, two weeks on the motor-cycle and141 words
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Article67 1935-08-15 4 many marxiata sympathisera.—Reuter Wireless. Berlin, August 8. What apparently is the death knell of the Stahlhelm was sounded today when the organisation was dissolved in the districts of Greater Berlin and the provinces of Brandenburg, Pomerania and the East. The reason for today’s dissolutions is themany marxiata sympathisera.—Reuter Wireless. - 67 words
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Article509 1935-08-15 4 Fear Of Advertising His Name LETTER THAT CAME TOO LATE Worry over his financial position and a fear that the use of his name in connection with a spinal anaesthetic might cause trouble with the medical authorities were stated at the inquest at Paddington on July 20509 words
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Article223 1935-08-15 4 Blackpool Tower Death Arthur Fredrick Taylor, a 16 years' old London cinema operator, spent his last 6d to be taken to the top of Blackpool Tower and then jumped 325 ft to the ballroom roof. These facts were disclosed at the inquest at Blackpool223 words
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Advertisement272 1935-08-15 4 Itch Cause Killed In 7 Minutes Tour skin has nearly 50 million tiny Hanis or pores where tiny germs or parasites can hide and cause your skin to Itch, Crack, Feel, Burn, also Eczema, Dhoby Itch, Ringworm, Pimples, Acne, Crotch-Itch, and Singapore Foot. Don’t waste time with ordinary methods. You272 words
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Advertisement119 1935-08-15 4 v not W 7 miss your J II MASTCR** > < H The original, «iFTi the genuine K w an d the b est Ifll |K WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE J bears the name Bl) LEA& .^■PERRINS’| BUY ALWAYS THE LONG PLAYING WONDERFUL TAMIL RECORD IN BROADCAST: MAKE YOUR SELECTION FROM RELEASE119 words
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1925 1935-08-15 5 ADDRESS TO SINGAPORE ROTARY CLUB IMPROVEMENT OF PLANTATIONS "WE CANNOT AFFORD TO BE BEHIND" (brom Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, August 14. There was a large attendance of members of the Rotary Club of Singapore at the luncheon meeting today when Mr. Lowinger delivered1,925 words
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Article116 1935-08-15 5 WORTH $31,800 Biggest Seizure For Considerable Time HEAVY SENTENCE FOR S PORE JAPANESE (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Aug. 14. Opium and chandu of a total value of $31,800 was seized in a garage at Gevlang district in the course of a raid bv monopolies officers116 words
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Article113 1935-08-15 5 Three Ipoh Chinese Fined (By Our Own Reporter) Ipcth, Wednesday. As a result of a raid by the police a young Chinese found himself th s morning m the First Magistrate’s Court before Mr. C. W. A. Sennett charged with storing explosives in a house at Kramat113 words
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Article69 1935-08-15 5 Singapore Hylams Charged (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Aug. 14. A sequel to the demonstration at the Japanese Club on Saturday night, allegedly by Hylam communists, was the production of three young Chinese before Mr. Forrer teday, indicted on charges of rioting with deadly weapons and causing hurt.69 words
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Article107 1935-08-15 5 Cured Women And Told Fortune (Bj Cur Own Rep; rtcr) I. -i, Wednesday. Professing h r'S?lf tc c.bk to tll fortune and to cure w?m:n cf corta n disc sea. by a psycho’ ?gica meshed and finding his “practice” condemned by the Selangor police, the “professer” a107 words
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Advertisement262 1935-08-15 5 S r 8 ZSkMol ft K V withstand hard wear sjf Of I WFI X WILWUR PILLOW H HORROCKSES PILLOW CASES fl cde/MAI DrneuEETC possible value in all JU For Everyday use these will SrEwIAL BEDSHEETS cotton Pillow Cases. Two button prove very satisfactory. Made Super Value in Ready to262 words
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Miscellaneous37 1935-08-15 5 .un ate posiLion. ——————l l.—. l at TT ’ET A Famous English Singing Star in M.G.M.'s Glamourous Musical OPENING NEXT CHANGE AT U V Hz Mz EVELYN laye in “THE NT GET 18 YOUNG” h Ramon novarro37 words
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Article, Illustration223 1935-08-15 6 THE NEW DOUBLES PAIR, C. R. D. Tuckey—seen here making a beautiful smash—and G. P. Hughes-in action at Wimbledon, where m Americans, J. Van Ryn and W. Allison they made the Davis Cup Britain for the third successive year. Britain Retains Davis Cup A MOBILE223 words
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Article1172 1935-08-15 7 Double Tragedy At Singapore DEATH OF MOTHER AND CHILD Singapore, Aug. 13. The circumstances surrounding the leath of a Cantonese woman and her three-year-old daughter, who were found with a series of stab wounds in their some at Geylang on Friday afternoon, were inquired into by1,172 words
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Article268 1935-08-15 7 King's Rights In Case By Death Sentence The Special Court Law Amendment Act in Siam, passed in connection with allegations of insurrection, is, says the Bangkok Times, a law to extend the powers of the special court established after the insurrection in 1933 giving it268 words
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671 1935-08-15 7 Picturesque Scene In Kuching HEARTY WELCOME Many Races In Harmony Kuching, Aug. 8. H. E. the Governor of the Straits Settlements (Sir Shenton Thomas), Lady Thomas and Miss Thomas and party arrived on a visit to Sarawak this morning, and soon after 9 a.m. the671 words
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Article460 1935-08-15 7 SOCIAL PERSONAL Mr. T. D. Ensor has been admitted to the Bungsar Hospital, Kuala Lumpur. Mr. R. Boyd, M.C.S., Director of Cooperation, S.S. and F.M.S., is on tour in Perak. He will spend some days in inspecting Co-operative Societies in and around the Taiping district. Mr. R. Crichton, a former460 words
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Advertisement83 1935-08-15 7 Kill Kidney Trouble Quick Thousands of sufferers from Kidney trouble and Bladder weakness have stopped Getting Up Nights, Leg Pains, Nervousness, Stiffness, Rheumatism, Dizziness, Lumbago, Burning, Itching, Smarting, Acidity and Loss of Vigour by a Doctor's new discovery called Cystex (Sisstex). Gently soothes, tones, cleans, and heals, raw sore kidneys.83 words
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Advertisement37 1935-08-15 7 RADIO FANS! Tune in Z.H.J. (49.3 Metres) Tonight At 8 p.m. By Courtesy of Penang Wireless Society. and hear "LADY IN RED" The Rhumba-Foxtrot From Warner Bros. Latest Musical Hit. "IN CALIENTE" Coming To QUEEN'S Next Change.37 words
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Advertisement136 1935-08-15 7 vrw IXI I PAY US A VISIT. WE HAVE MANY INTEREST- ING INTRODUCTIONS TO SHOW YOU, INCLUDING The first and finest of RADIO-GRAMOPHONES MARCONI. The world renowned i COLUMBIA GRAMOPHONES A Large Selection of the latest COLUMBIA RECORDS Dance and Classical. The Famous All-Wave SCOTT RADIO The 1935 "MAGIC BRAIN"136 words
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765 1935-08-15 8 PROGRAMME FOR TODAY AND SELECTIONS BY TIC-TAC Below will be found the programme for today s races at Taiping, together with selections by I ic-1 ac RACE 1 Horses, Class 4, Division 1, About 5 Furlongs, 2.45 p.m. 012 LIGHTING 9.00 Miss C.R. NoordinONeUl 00765 words
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Article204 1935-08-15 8 Choo And Nora To Fight' For Sixth Time 1 WILL CHINESE REPEAT HISTORY (BY “SECONDS OUT”) Ipoh, Today. The o’.:’ Penang rival boxers, Bey Nara and F ghting Choo aie mceti g fcr the I sixth tim: in the ring. They are billed ‘o204 words
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Article79 1935-08-15 8 Draw For Matches Forest Hill, August 15. The following is the draw for matches in the Wightman Cup. FRIDAY Singles :—Miss Helen Jacobs v. Miss K. Stammers. Miss Arnold v. Miss D. Round. Doubles —M ss Jacc-bs and Miss Fabyan v. Miss Stammers and Miss James. SATURDAY Singles79 words
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Article66 1935-08-15 8 —Reuter. But Bahram Reported Better Landon, August 14. The coughing epidemic is spreading. The latest St. Leger candidates affected are Hairan and Field Trial. They were sent back during exercise. Bahram’s condition is reported to be favourable. The cough is mild ard he has not developed a—Reuter. - 66 words
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Article224 1935-08-15 8 Fixtures Of "Manecksha" Cup Tournament (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, August 14. Excellent entries have been received for the Open Doubles Tournament for the “Manecksha” Cup which will start on the 17th instant. Representatives from five badminton parties in Taiping are taking part, and the competition is expected224 words
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Article340 1935-08-15 8 First Division Soccer VICTORY BY ODD GOAL IN FIVE The Irdian Recrea'ic. i Club defeated the Penang Recreation Club by the odd goal in five in a first divis on match played yesterday cn the Victoria Green. Tile F- R- O. were unlucky not to have shard340 words
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Article108 1935-08-15 8 “See Heck Beng Cup SOCCER (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, August 14. On a rain-sodden ground, Larut today defeated Kuala Kangsar by 6 goals to 1, in the competition for the “See Hock Bcng’’ Cup. The visiters found the paca of the local forwards too fast for108 words
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Article123 1935-08-15 8 Singles Holder Surprise Defeat (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, August 14. In the semi-final of the Kempe Club Open Singles Tennis Tournament, Alladad Khan created a surprise last evening when he forced Lee Kim Loon (holder) to retire in the third set. Alladad Khan will thus meet123 words
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Article25 1935-08-15 8 _____t Rangers Beat Albion London, August 14. In a match in the Scottish League Rangers beat Albion by the edd goal in three._____t - 25 words
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Article953 1935-08-15 8 To Be Held Tomorrow And Saturday 276 COMPETITORS PARTICIPATING The annual Chinese Inter-School Sports will be held on the Victoria Green on Friday and Saturday. Most of the heats will be run off on the first day. Mrs. B. F. Bridge will give away the prizes. About953 words
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122 1935-08-15 8 Opening On September 28 The official programme of the Selangc Turf Club Autumn Meeting, which ha-, now been issued, shows that the racinidates will be Saturday, September 2» Wednesday October 2, and Satur.ln October 5. Two runs will be provided for Class z horses, three122 words
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Article182 1935-08-15 8 Lawn Tennis Tournament The following ties have been arranged MONDAY Mixed Doubles Handicap :—L. R. Wheeler and Mrs. Wheeler Scr. vs. G. C. Watson and Miss Samuel —l5. Men’s S ngles Handicap :—R. Mange —5 vs. L. G. Lee —2. Men’s Singles :—Winner of L. R. Wheeler182 words
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Article, Illustration1157 1935-08-15 9 FOURTH TEST MATCH DRAWN TOURISTS REFUSE A CHALLENGE YORKSHIRE PLAYER'S FINE DEBUT (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, August 3. SOUTH AFRICANS’ UNBEATEN RECORD By preserving their unbeaten record in the fourth Test Ma‘ch et Old Trafford, on July 30, the Tourists deprived England of any chance of1,157 words
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Article, Illustration982 1935-08-15 9 Another Test Match has petered out in a draw, so we shall go to the Oval to try to save the rubber by beating South Africa in the course of three days. To be quite candid, I don’t think we982 words
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Article338 1935-08-15 9 Gem Hoahing Beats Stronger, Older Girl A SILENT POKER FACE i ON AND OFF THE COURT The greatest lawn tennis player among J 114 representing the cream of British l schoolgirls talent has proved to be the I tiniest of the lot. She is a338 words
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Advertisement104 1935-08-15 9 Australia’s Best Ask For j And Insist Upon A /55 cts per lb. OBTAINABLE ONLY AT PRITCHARD’S FOOD DEPT. j 4/ways Something New. EASTERN BAZAAR 8, BISHOP ST. ALWAYS FIRST WITH THE LATEST CHECK FLORAL FLORAL TAFFETA LAME CHIFFON FANCY CHECK goldthread CREPE ALBENECREPE ANGLESKIN SILVER LACES CHECK PLAIN I104 words
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Article498 1935-08-15 10 Defending Singapore against the reference to its reading habits made at the last Singapore Rotary Club meeting by Professor P>ottrall the “Singapore Free Press” writes, “Singapore does not make such a bad showing when it is revealed in the report of Raffles Library and Museum for last year498 words
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Article144 1935-08-15 10 will act as the representative.—Rugby Radio Service. Sir Geoffrey Granville Whiskard Appointed London. August 14. The Dominions O£Tce announces that His Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom has decided to appoint a High I Commissioner in the Commonwealth of Australia, xvith functions comparable to those ofwill act as the representative.—Rugby Radio Service. - 144 words
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Article783 1935-08-15 10 COCONUT RECIPES: I We have received a copy of Coconut Recipes, edited by Mrs. M. Dukes, and published, at the request of the F.M.S. Government, by the Malayan AgriHorticultural Association in coniunc;tion with the special Coconut Section lof the recent Exhibition. As Dr. Tempany remarks in his783 words
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Article675 1935-08-15 10 solidly behind him hitherto. —“Times ot Malaya.” COLONY’S POPULATION: What is the population cf Singapore This and many other quest o s which 37. constantly cropping up are answered ir the very comprehensive report pi... nt <> by the Co’onial Secretary, S.S., and deahn with thesolidly behind him hitherto.—“Times ot Malaya.” - 675 words
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Article24 1935-08-15 10 Reuter. General Election In October Ottawa, August 14. The Parliament was dissolved. A general election will be held on October 14.-Reuter. - 24 words
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Advertisement269 1935-08-15 10 I— A Perfect 1 Chemist’s Shop) p i A "Perfect Chemist's Shop" is the one that L has the right kind of goods at the S riaht time and sells them at the right price. I I We devote our energies particularly in making Our Pharmacy the very best B269 words
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Advertisement34 1935-08-15 10 4 W Mill W When Buying Hams ALWAYS SPECIFY Well-known throughout THE WHOLE WORLD. :o: OBTAINABLE FROM All the Leading Dealers. SOLE AGENTS: Henry Waugh Co. f Ltd., PENANG Singapore, Ipoh, X Kuala Lumpur.34 words
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Article192 1935-08-15 11 MURDERER FOUND INSANE SENT TO TANJONG RAM BUT AN (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, August 15. Judgment was given in a Pahang case which came before the Court of Appeal :Ins morning, when Their Lordships de:d< d in favour of a Chinese named, Chang Choo, who pleaded192 words
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Article260 1935-08-15 11 Fer Decree A’lowed In the Supreme Court this morning Mr. Wffi'tk v allowed the application of S ryakuttu for a decree nisi against his P ripooram. to be made absolute after months. The co-respondent in the i s Pithambaram a labourer on Byram late, Nibong Tebal. At the260 words
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265 1935-08-15 11 Y OUR BLOOD MUST BE CLEANED BY YOUR KIDNEYS A our health, your vitality, and even your depend upon your blood being clean 1 d pure. The only way your body cen' •'in and purify your bleed, is through the -r action of your Kidneys, because i nr blood circulates265 words
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Article211 1935-08-15 11 i Trouble Over Hour's I Increase Of Work I [i WORKMEN TO SEE CHINESE PROTECTOR Protesting against the new order for an extra working hour each day, some 48 Cantonese workmen w-ent on strike on August 8, and the tailoring establishments involved were, Giro Siang, Wah Chung,211 words
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Article398 1935-08-15 11 Fined $75 For Insubordination Judgment was delivered today in the police court in the case in w-hich a constable named Omar bin Zainun was charged with insulting and threatening his superior officer, lance-corporal 2015, and with insubordination, at Prangin police station barracks on July 7. Inspector J.398 words
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418 1935-08-15 11 Road Signs LATEST COMPLAINT We have from time to time received 1 compla'ints of patients in the General Hospital, Penang, being disturbed by motor traffic, j jingling of cycle bells and loud talking pedestrians going along Residency, Race Course and Hospital Roads. The418 words
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Article103 1935-08-15 11 Charge Amended Against Chinese The charge was amended today in the police court in which a Chinese named Lam Lim Kooi stands charged with lurking house trespass by remaining in premises No. 66, Penang Road, the house of Lim Eng Hooi, on August 1 for the purpose of103 words
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Article102 1935-08-15 11 Chinese Charged With Theft Of Fish POLICE OPPOSES BAIL I I As stated in yesterday’s “Pinang Gazette’’ a Chinese, Chin Hean, was pro- duced before the police magistrate (Mr. J. P. Biddulph) today charged with theft J of fish valued at $7O while employed as a I102 words
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Article80 1935-08-15 11 Case Against Store-keeper Postponed The case was mentioned in the police court today before the magistrate (Mr. J.P. Biddulph) in which Lim Hock Eng, the store-keeper cf the Straits Java Co., stands charged with criminal breach of trust in respect of $5OO entrusted to his care.80 words
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Article117 1935-08-15 11 Kheh On Four Charges Loh Ah Teik, a Kheh, was produced before the magistrate, Mr. J. P. Biddulph, in the police court today charged with having in possession dutiable liquor at No. 27 Mukim 14 on August 14, fermenting intoxicating liquor, possession of distilling apparatus and possession of117 words
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Article52 1935-08-15 11 Baby Found Dead In Drain A tragic discovery was made this morning by a Municipal coolie who was washing the drain near the Sungei Pinang river. He found a dead baby, four or five months old. The body was taken to the mortuary where A Tmotm/M*!'52 words
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Advertisement207 1935-08-15 11 SUPREME r In the Sunday Despatch i Bonny Baby Competition Xl w Wilk 1934, open to all comers I® babies out of the final THH 12 were fed on COW iSBHk GATE. Here are three including J B the first prize-winner! X M Could there be a more Jbl convincing207 words
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Article1562 1935-08-15 12 PEPPER AND SHELLAC POSITIONS —Financial News. On February 8, when a petition was presented for the compulsory winding tip of Janies and Shakespeare, the price of shellac was 68s. per cwt., the price ■of black pepper was 0 1 ;4d. per pound., and the price of’—Financial News. - 1,562 words
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Article402 1935-08-15 12 Mine Report The following report to the week ending J 3rd August, 1935, was received by air-mail by the Eastern Smelters: I Crosscut on the 100 ft. level from the main shaft is being driven north-easterly, [bearing approx; 58° from the north-west I side of the main402 words
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Article75 1935-08-15 12 against £255,819,570 in 1934.—Rugby Radic Servce. London, August 13. Exchequer returns show that the ordinary revenue excluding self-balancing items amounted to £203,978,354 as compared with £205,097,486 at the corresponding date'last year. Improved trade conditions are reflected in the revenue frem Customs and Excise which amounted to £105,515,000 asagainst £255,819,570 in 1934.—Rugby Radic Servce. - 75 words
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Article119 1935-08-15 12 Latest Quotations Wednesday Tuesday Peris 75 1 64 74 gl New York .Montreal 4.99 4.98 3 i Brussels 29.46 29.43 j Geneva 15.20 15.20 Amsterdam 7.34 7 34V 2 [Milan 60, 7 v 60 a, Berlin 12.32 12.30 Prague 119 9 16 119 9,16 Copenhagen Oslo119 words
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Article193 1935-08-15 13 Negress Speaker To Moscow Conference i GRANTING RIGHTS TO NATIVES I Moscow, Aug. 12. The main points of a clear cut programme drawn up by the South African communists jointly with native organisations and the African National Congress were explained in a speech by a193 words
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Article457 1935-08-15 13 give her some title.- —Reuter Rugby Radio Service. Against Arms Embargo WILL COUNCIL ALLOW UNEQUAL COMBAT? Geneva, August 14. Abyssinia has protested to the League against an arms embargo and says that Ethiopia manufactures no arms ,ind munitions. Owing to prohibitions and embarg<»es it cannotgive her some title.-—Reuter & Rugby Radio Service. - 457 words
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Article109 1935-08-15 13 —Reuter. Denies Speculation Against Franc London, August 14. M. Serge Rubenstein., the financier on whom a writ of expulsion from France was; served interviewed by Reuter in London, j .«rid that he was about to leave Le Bour-1 get by aeroplane when the writ was served on’—Reuter. - 109 words
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Article77 1935-08-15 13 .—Reuter Wireless. Confronts American Motor Industry New York, August 10. A highly cheerful outlook confronts the American motor industry judging by current statements by big companies. For instance Buicks are spending £3,000,000 in rehabilitation of manufacturing facilities, while the vast General Motors’ undertaking has authorised an expansion and.—Reuter Wireless. - 77 words
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Article348 1935-08-15 13 "The Painted Veil" DRAWS LARGE CROWDS AT OPENING Despite the inclement wea’her, there' were large crowds at the Queen’s last night' fcr the open'ng of "The Painted Veil” at the Queen's. “The Painted Veil,” Greta Garbo’s new I Metre-Goldwyn-Mayer picture, is an adop- tation of Somerset348 words
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Article120 1935-08-15 13 —Reuter Wireless. Madame Galli Cure! GOITRE REMOVED FROM NECK Chicago, Aug. 10. An operation has been performed on the famous Italian Diva Madame Galli Curci under extraordinary circumtances. The Diva was singing intermittently during the operation to enable the surgeons to study the effect on her voice.—Reuter Wireless. - 120 words
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Article71 1935-08-15 13 —Reuter Wire! ss. LoikLimi, August 11. A village blacksmith, Wilfred Gibbs of Shutford, near Banbury, is the central figure in a quadruple tragedy last night. He fired a gun its his wife alighted from a bus and wounded her and/ three others, namely the wife’s sister, aged 21.—Reuter Wire! ss. - 71 words
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Article89 1935-08-15 13 —Reuter Wireless. Now Expected In January London, Aug 11. A general election in Britain is now expected in January. Although a number of Government supporters strongly favoured the Autumn, Reuter learns Mr. Baldwin has virtually decided against an alppeal to the country before early in the New Year.—Reuter Wireless. - 89 words
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Article83 1935-08-15 13 To Confer With Mr. Hirota On Japan Visit Tokio, August 14 The British Ambassador callee ri. t’-' Foreign Minister, Mr. Hitrota thi: .n. ’>g and conveyed the desire of Sir I<e crick Le;th-Ross to hole a conferen witn Mr. Hirota when he read <?.<? Japan in Septerr83 words
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Article158 1935-08-15 13 Loan 3 "12 per cent. was 106-7'B.—Rugby Radio Serw’ce. All Round Progress In Past Year London, August 14. The British Radio Industries 14th Annual Exhibition opened this morning at Olympia, London and will continue until Augifst 24. The British Broadcasting Corporation is co-operating with the industry inLoan 3 "12 per cent. was 106-7'B.—Rugby Radio Serw’ce. - 158 words
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Article112 1935-08-15 13 BRUSSELS, AUG 12. i The imminent danger of an outbreak of J war in Europe was depicted in vivid colours ’by the Belgian, Senator Derlodot, in a speech before the Foreign Political Cornemission of the senate. j He affirmed that when hostilities break- out Germany112 words
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Article73 1935-08-15 13 the Danzig Gulden as formerly.—Reuter Wireless. Agreement 7(?c;ched On Customs Difficulty Warsaw, Aug. 8. An agreement has been reached between Danzig and Poland whereby the former agrees to rescind the emergency decree opening her frontiers to duty free entry for German goods while Poland agrees to merchandisethe Danzig Gulden as formerly.—Reuter Wireless. - 73 words
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Article313 1935-08-15 13 Reuter. Change In U.S. Policy PRICE LOWERED London, August 14. financial writers show a diversity of opinion regarding the future trend of silver. “The Times” says that the bull position, though greatly reduced, is probably still large. It is possible that the United States policy ofReuter. - 313 words
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Miscellaneous129 1935-08-15 13 STILL THEY COME AGAIN! 5-15 TONIGHT LAST NIGHT 9-00 POSITIVELY THE LAST TWO SHOWS! PIONEER'S SUPER PRODUCTION A MOVING HEART DRAMA WELL-KNOWN TO EVERY INDIAN FAMILY alljtar < jJP J 'irWpy DIRECTED BY 60 SONG HITS 60 NOTE OWING TO THE ENORMOUS LENGTH OF THE PICTURE THE SHOWS WILL COMMENCE129 words
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Article309 1935-08-15 14 NOTICE The Air Mails despatched frem Penang on the 7th August per the Netherlands Aircraft via Alor Star-Amsterdam were delivered in London on 13th August. AIR MAIL A mail for Kenya, Tanganyika, Uganda Zanzibar Northern and Southern Rhodesia Nyasaland and South Africa by train to Singapore and309 words
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Article719 1935-08-15 14 SHIPPING ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Schedule Of Principal Lines The following is a Hat of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the week IN PORT TODAY S.S. TEIRESIAS from Liverpool. Sails tomorrow for Hong Kong, Shanghai and Hankow. M.V. GREYSTOKE CASTLE from Singapore. Sails today for Boston, New York. S.S. RANPURA719 words
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Advertisement188 1935-08-15 14 ALADDIN AND HIS WONDERFUL LAMP You remember the story of Aladdin his wonderfui l am P How by a simple of the hand he commanded the gemu s 1 the lamp to appear before him and’. S < I. i sliH ou t all his wishes 't/ y Hfß Today188 words
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Miscellaneous1605 1935-08-15 14 Wireless Programmes [Test Match. Relayed from the Oval Cric- S.oo—Asiatic Music. 8.8. C. i ke t Ground Kennington, London. 10.55- 8.30-Whafs on in Pentmg. <• 11 ok nnnop 8.35 —“Pinang Gazette” News Bulletin. .The Frank Walket Octet. 11.35—Dance 6 TODAY I Music. Greenwich Time Signal at 11.50 8.40-Asiatic Music, will1,605 words
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Miscellaneous249 1935-08-15 14 Fri. Aug. 23 2.45 p.m.—Gordon Harker in “Finegan Again.” Sat. Aug. 24 3.15 p.m.—Grand Prix de I’Europe and Ulster Grand Prix Motor Cycle Races. Transmission 4 Sun. Aug. 18 5.45 p.m.—London Palladium Orchestra.. 7.00 —Roman Catholic Service. 8.15 —Malvern Festival Concert. Mon. Aug. 19 5.25 p.m.—England v. South Africa. 7.oo—Variety249 words
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Advertisement1787 1935-08-15 15 BURNS PHILP LINE J I Zfl I t (Incorporated in Australia.) d^A/ > J i x Y H Mill Zihv X J Hid 'T-ra for Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne via java, darwin, and /•{Va* v aMr THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailing by s.s. MARELLA (7,375 tons) and m.v. MERKUR J''1,787 words
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Advertisement164 1935-08-15 16 fatfl j.,; |M. l 3 M' if you Ike vast open a.r pic ure. ifej Lorna Doone will win the affection of g |a >;!■ Si la family feuds carried on anrd crashin Filmgc.srs because it is utterly sincere and fel B’ i w>ateifalls and sweeping gorselard. utterly English in164 words
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Miscellaneous470 1935-08-15 16 rphone 485 Amalgamated Amusements, Limited 86, Beach Street, Penang—r r i KJ® FUN FROLIC MAIN GATE 10 CENTS, /2B B BB Bffl Thursday. 15th August, 1935. THEAN LOK 800 TAI SHANGHAI C 1- “SEET BAY HUN GOAIK-TOHBOK KMC Starring Miss LOW CHOOI HAR, Messrs. Loo Choon Gaik and 111 1470 words
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621 1935-08-15 17 LETTER TO GIRL IN HONG KONG MOTHER’S THEORY OF 400 FT. FALL A GENERAL'S SON Eastbourne, July 31. A letter to a girl at Hong Kong is expected to throw light on the death of Lieutenant Derek Norman Troubridge Hume Webber,621 words
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Article221 1935-08-15 17 LORD DAVIES ON NEED OF FIRMNESS Firmness and courage are needed by Britain in handling the Italo-Abyssinian dispute, said Lord Davies, speaking at a ague of Nations Union rally in the rounds of his residence, Plas Dinam, Sdon tgom ery shire. Lord Davies expressed the belief that Government221 words
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Article, Illustration975 1935-08-15 17 JANE DINSHAW - by JANE DINSHAW Perhaps the best known of all these charms are small figures ot elephants in brass. People who have ir. rd m the East will tell you that you should make one st.pulation about these elephant figures—they s~. uld have their trunks up. For some975 words
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Article163 1935-08-15 17 MR. H. A. L. FISHER ON THE DICTATORS Mr. H. A. L. Fisher, Warden of New College, Oxford, in his opening lecture to the students of the City of London vacation course on education •at the Holborn Restaurant discussed European affairs, and made the following comments on Signor163 words
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Article138 1935-08-15 17 Games And Sun-Bathing On Flat Roof A ballroom for the nurses is planned for the new nurses' home now being built for Westmirs'er Hospital. The home, cf which the Prince of Wales laid the foundation-stone a month ago, is, with the adjacent! med cal school, the first138 words
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Article172 1935-08-15 17 New Zealand's Pledge To Britain Wellington. July 29. An indication that New Zealand would stand by the decisions of the Sydney air mail conference of last February w*.s given by the acting Prime Minister, Sir Alfred Ransom, in a s atement about Sir Chai les Kingsford-Smith172 words
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Article171 1935-08-15 17 Admiral's Advice To Cadets i 1 Darthmouth, July 20. Vice-Adml. Sir Reginald PlunkettErnie- Erie-Drax, Commander-in-Chief Plymouth Station, presented the prize at the summer term speech day at the Royal Naval College, Dartmouth. Commending to the cadets the Rectoral address on “Courage” given by Sir James Barrie at St.171 words
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Advertisement748 1935-08-15 17 Glands Made Active and Vigour Restored In 24 Hours Amricin Doctor's Discovery Strength* •rgy a.nA ambition, par* ens Dlood, Nerves, Body, Memory, /■HA Brain, Muscles, and Endurance— HKm Better Than Gland Operations. r c r n S r w o r Sj: Thanks to the discovery of an Amerlean Doctor,748 words
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Article3662 1935-08-15 18 ELECTRICITY EXTENSIONS IN SOUTH PART OF PENANG ISLAND Transport And Shortage Of Petroleum AMENDMENTS TO REGULATION BYLAWS PROPOSED NEW PROVIDENT FUND RULES Minutes of an Ordinary Meeting of the, Municipal Commissioners of George Town, Penang, held on Tuesday, the 23rd July 1935. Present:—Mr. J. A. Black, President,3,662 words
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Advertisement370 1935-08-15 18 E Children use w 3BPI so MUCH ff W. ENERGYJ I JKPf*' fIK .< T school, at play, using brains and bodies k X W Ifiy i l° n g’ children are apt to tire 1A 1x /1 themselves out —unless special care is taken W I F~ —with their370 words
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Advertisement357 1935-08-15 19 I HAVE YOU HEARD I Pj THENEWS J > x lab! PEPSODENT 1 TOOTH PASTE I IS SELLING AT A NEW LOW PRICE /3 Now everyone can afford this Scientific Film-removing Tooth Paste This announcement is vitally important to everybody who wants clean, lovely AT TLIC teeth and real help357 words
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488 1935-08-15 20 Situation Now Better Understood VIEW OF NEXT AGREEMENT "1929 Basis Should Not Be Altered" Singapore, August 13. ‘‘My explanations have, 1 think, cleared the air,” said Mr. V. A. Lowinger discussing, on his return to Singapore from the North today, the results of his tin488 words
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Article130 1935-08-15 20 W. Hammer Company's Good Year (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, August 14. W. Hammer and Company repert a pro- fit for the year ended, June 30, of $158,643. An interim dividend of 62 cents absorbed $65,250. A final dividend of 75 cents is recommended absorbing $78,300, carrying forward130 words
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522 1935-08-15 20 Increased Demand Last Year DUE TO BIGGER EUROPEAN POPULATION There has been 'a marked improvement in the fishing industry due to the general improvement in trade, and in Singapore to en increased demand for fresh fish, arising out of an increase in the European population, states522 words
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Article311 1935-08-15 20 A.A. ANTHONY CO.’S QUOTATIONS Yesterday Today Buyers Seilers Buyers Seller» TIN Ayer Weng 1.85 1.87% 1.85 1.87 B. Selangor 90 92% 90 92% Hitam 50 52% 50 52% Hong Fatt 52 54 52 54 Jelebu 1.00 1.05 1.00 1.05 Johan 25 27% 25 27% Klang River 1.60 1.65 1.60 1.65311 words
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Article45 1935-08-15 20 THURSDAY, AUGUST 15 London Bank 2!3jH I 4 m s‘ 2.33 J Private 3 m st credit 2 3 Documentary 24% On New York Demand" 57% France T.T. 855 Hongkong T.T. 12%% dis. Shanghai T.T. 35% dis. India T.T. 153% 1 Bar Silver 2945 words
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Article100 1935-08-15 20 Two Teochews, Lim Teck Kow and Seng Yew Cheow, were produced before the Singapore third police ccurt on a charge of having between Dec. 4 and April 30, falsely represented to the East Asiatic Co., Ltd., that a certain Chinese was the proprietor of a100 words
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Article113 1935-08-15 20 TIN YESTERDAY TODAY London —(Spot) £218.15.0 £211.0.0 London—(3 months) £209.0.0 £208.10.0 Singapore $lOB.OO $107.50 Business Done Penang $lOB.OO $107.50 Business Done Buyers no sellers 25 tons COPRA.— (Sundried) $3.80 $3.85 BLACK PEPPER Nominal Nominal RUBBER London s}£d s}id New York ll%c(G) Singapore—Spot 19 %c 19 %c Spet 19%c113 words
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Article274 1935-08-15 20 KENNEDY COV' ANy TODAY’S PRICES The following are the lat in MESSRS. KENNEDY q t W List today Yescerdc r Buyers Sellers TIN— S Ampat Tin 4 3 4 > Ayer Weng 1.90 1.9 Batu Selangor 92' M '1 Hitam 50 K. Lanjut 15 0 151,274 words
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Article227 1935-08-15 20 Appoinfmeni Of Clerk Of Works Applications are ihvited Ur he appointment of Clerk of Works to th M .nicipahty. Applications should be addressed to the Municipal Secretary. Maia applications received later than 4 p.m. on the 31st August, 1935, will be 2. The salary of $175 a month227 words
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Advertisement23 1935-08-15 20 j g!fc[QlMl 'PHONE 543. PENANG lUi PENANG S.S. :o: THURSDAY SATURDAY DINNER DANCES :o: COCKTAIL DANCES Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, Till 9 p.m.23 words
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Advertisement69 1935-08-15 20 (TAN KAH KEE CO i?ANY. LIMITED (in Voluntary Liquid' ;1 t'oC LEATHER SHOE-MAKI.\ Sale. For particulars appn D. PHILLIP Liquid r, o i- unbers, C-6-10 Hong Kong i- i bin; 'P-'* e PAT. ZILWA J P-. m C H Advertising, Publicity, 111 f Commission Manu* er Agent. 5 Market Street,69 words
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Miscellaneous40 1935-08-15 20 WEATHER REPORT Temperature Wind Rainfa’ 6.00 a.m. 75 NE 11 m.m. Noon 79 S TIP 1 r *BLE TODAY High Water Low Water 1-27 a.m 7.36 a.m. 1-26 p.m 8.10 p.m. TOMORROW 2.05 a.m 8.16 a.m. 2.05 p.m 8.46 p.m.40 words
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