Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 28 October 1937
1937-10-28
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section23 1937-10-28 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE LAST EDITION ESTAB. 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. V( 25 1. Vol. XCV. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1937. PRICE 10 CENTS.23 words
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Article861 1937-10-28 1 Withdrawal Manoeuvres Praised By Foreign Militarists —Reuter. British Wireless and Reuter. Two Japanese Planes Crash After Collision BRITISH SOLDIERS RISK LIVES TO SAVE CHINESE CIVILIANS SHANGHAI, TODAY, 3.12 A.M.—FOREIGN MILITARY OBSERVERS PRAISE THE WITHDRAWAL OF CHINESE TROOPS FROM CHAPEI AND KIANGWAN AS A DELICATE MANOEUVRE,—Reuter.; . British Wireless and; Reuter. - 861 words
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Article404 1937-10-28 1 Reuter “Local, Deliberate Retreat” T hf Japanese will presumably strain «1- nerve to turn this local (and deliSeiretreat into a general rout, devS n I nnes in a leaner on the latest ng at Shanghai. Territorial gains are of little moment to as they further theirReuter - 404 words
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Article37 1937-10-28 1 Neuter The establishment of a i'i'hi in Berlin is announced. 1 f' d affair is. Phi a Sundara received by- Baron van Neurath yesterday. > i i esc Legation in London 'ormany m its territory.Neuter - 37 words
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Article41 1937-10-28 1 Reuter London. Oct. 27. The r. n were the results of rugby Played today; f h, Hamshire 21 Uid.ip ~x I. EasU rii Countjes 3 v inds 9. Fast Midlands 14. Newport 11. Hospital 3, Cambdidge U. 19Reuter - 41 words
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Article32 1937-10-28 1 iP"re from Japan, China a n x fiected to arrive here at 7 and will leave for Colombo, 1 ’’i at noon the same day. wilt work in the roads.32 words
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Article124 1937-10-28 1 New Director of the “Territorials” Colonel Sir John Brown has been appointed deputy Director-General of the Territorial Army at the War,-Office in accordance with reorganisation foreshadowed by the War Secretary a week ago 'o provide for the new importance of the Territorial Army in the scheme of124 words
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Article142 1937-10-28 1 .--Reuter. Revised Margin Requirements Washington, Oct. 27.—Drastic revision of Stock Market margin requirements effective from Nov. 1 are announced by the Federal Reserve Board. The margin for purchase of securities is reduced from 55 to 40 per cent. On short sales a margin of 50 per.--Reuter. - 142 words
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Article22 1937-10-28 1 Lloyds have made a first contribution of £5,000 to the Lord Mayor’s Fund for relief of distress in China.22 words
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Article84 1937-10-28 1 Italian Liner’s Cargo In the Penang harbour today are 757 causes of ar l nmunition and 1.060 drums nlcium on board the Italian motor vessel, "Himalaya’’ on their way to Shanghai. The vessel will be leaving Penang this evening en route to Singapore. Hong Kong, Shanghai and84 words
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Article134 1937-10-28 1 .—Reuter. One Soviet District Cleaned Up Moscow, Oct. 27,—The last vestiges of Trotskyist wrecking are claimed to have been cleaned up at Birobidzhan, the first Jewish autonomous district in Soviet Rus sia which is hailed as a rival Palestine in the creation of a Jewish homeland. M. Khavkin..—Reuter. - 134 words
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Article216 1937-10-28 1 Half-clothed Man Sits On Bench An incident unprecedented in Penang’s history, occurred this morning in the Penang District Court, when a Malay, half nude, (his only clothing being a pair of trousers) set on the Bench, a self appointed District Judge. Shortly after the court doors had216 words
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Advertisement39 1937-10-28 1 8 S. MOHJDEE'i CO. 'it uh Street, Penang) (IM I» 1 11 •phone No. 947 ...it in serving to the Exp< rI 11 <, o \(Tnni < I,t lbpts throughout in Malaya. B ran‘ h‘‘’:- Pena < A Malacca H«-l Office Singapore39 words
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Advertisement90 1937-10-28 1 NIELLO? SI \MESE SILVERWARE Novelty and Curiosity INLAY-HANDMADE CHRISTMAS GIFTS and ALI. OCCASIONS Victor “NIELLO” Works AND PICTURESQUE COMPANY. 31, BISHOP STREET, PENANG. Its the of EnMani)" fy That is what you’ll say if you choose it from our fine selection of Australian and Argentine Beef. Why worry about your90 words
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261 1937-10-28 2 BOGUS PENANG CHEQUES PRESENTED IN KEDAH Culprit Said To Have Left For Siam (From Our Own Correspondent.) Sungei Patani, Today. An unknown European is causing a lot of anxiety to the Kedah police. He is alleged to have swindled the public by giving bogus Penang261 words
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Article128 1937-10-28 2 Occupants* Miraculous Escape (From Ou; Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 27. When the beam of a house in Petal ng Street, which was old and rotten, gave way yesterday, the roof collapsed near the; kitchen and three women and a man escaped serious injury by128 words
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Article132 1937-10-28 2 Tamil’s Assertion In Penang Court Case An aged Tamil, Muniandy created a scene in the Penang middle Court yesterday when he told the magistrate Mr. Lim Cheng Ean, that the Governor was living in Sepoy Lines, and that he wanted a detective to go with132 words
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Article688 1937-10-28 2 $334,933 LATEST LIST OF DONATIONS 1 The members of the Anglo-Chinese School 1 Union have collected a sum of $284 which has been sent to the Ban Hin Lee Bank on 1 account of the China Distress Relief Fund. Contributions received up-to-date are as follows: —Previously688 words
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64 1937-10-28 2 M ELL-KNOWN FILIPINO BOXER FINED Guillermo Allorete, better known as “Battling Guillermo,” the well-known Filipino boxer, w’as yesterday charged before Mr. Lim Cheng Ean, the additional police magistrate, in the Penang Middle Court with having failed to notify the Registrar of Aliens as to64 words
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Article430 1937-10-28 2 LENGTHY TRIAL NEARING END After seven days’ trial at the Assize Court, before Mr. Justice Gordon Smith and a Common Jury, the stage was reached yesterday when Counsel began their closing addresses in the case in which a Japanese and three Chinese are charged with having trafficked430 words
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Article, Illustration45 1937-10-28 2 US I HT SORI OE SEND-OFF, Bobbie, the veteran horse of the Royal Naval Barracks, had when he retired recently, at Devonpoit, where the horse was, till his retirement, entered on the barrack boo'. B as A. B. Bobbie.45 words
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Article, Illustration26 1937-10-28 2 "CHANGING THE POINTS" isn't a Itoaether a busman’s holiday, but here is a father sharpening pencils for some of the schoolchildren at Romford.26 words
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461 1937-10-28 2 Story At Kedah Inquest: Dcatli From Drowning (From Our Own Correspondent > Ak>r Sl. lr (> .i SMy husband left the house on the morning of Sept. 24 without t. n he was going. He did not return that day. neither did he461 words
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Article270 1937-10-28 2 Former Cold S|,, ra Coolie Charged Before Mr. T. D. Hughes the p Police magistral, was resumed of t Kooi Chew, a coolie formerly the Cold Storage Pen having committed t valued at $lB some tin and 8. Inspector Astin prosec ited whu e t accused was defended270 words
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Advertisement188 1937-10-28 2 Lowers Operating Costs PROPANE-SOLVENT REFINING MAKES TRITON A BETTER LUBRICANT WITH LONGER LIFE IN THE CRANKCASE j I f HERE are 4 reasons Triton motor oil The reason for these remarkable will lower the cost of operating your qualities is that Triton is ICO'' PURE car: Paraffin-Base—made by Union Oil188 words
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869 1937-10-28 3 Japanese Victory Being Made V ery Expensive T Shanghai, Oct. 27. HE Japanese have conquered Chape! and the 75 day siege, in which many thousands of lives were gallant ;> given up. has ended The Japanese flag flies everywhere, hut a battalionReuter - 869 words
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Article430 1937-10-28 3 Reuter. British Outposts To Repulse All Attacks London, Oct. 27 The shooting of tne Royal Ulsterman. Private McGowan, at Shanghai by a Japanese aeroplane was raised at quest.on time by Sir Hugh O'Neill in the House of Commons. Mr. Eden said; “About 3.30 p.m. on October 24 aReuter. - 430 words
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Article81 1937-10-28 3 .—Reuter. If Defence Sector Is Attacked Shanghai, Oct. 27—Admiral Yarnell, Commander-in-Chief of tire United States Asiatic Fleet has issued orders that in case of attack with machine-guns or bombs by any nationality on the defence forces or non-combatants in the United States defence sector,, marines are.—Reuter. - 81 words
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Article312 1937-10-28 3 —Reuter. Spectacle Of Tragic Magnificence VAST INFERNO OF FLAMES Shanghai. Oct. 27. (Delayed by Censor—A spectacle of tragic magnificence unfolded at nightfall when Chapei revealed a new boundary—a ridge of flames extending the. entire length. Beyond was a sky dyed crimson and black. From rooftops in the—Reuter. - 312 words
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Article226 1937-10-28 3 British Wireless R.A.F. To Try To Regain 1 Two Major Records London, Oct. 27 The Air Minstry intends, through the Royal Air Force, to attempt to regain two major air records for Great Britain speed by land aeroplane and the non-stop distance in a straight line. It| British Wireless - 226 words
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Article262 1937-10-28 3 British Wireless DECLINES TO ATTEND BRUSSELS CONFERENCE Toklo. Oct. 27 In a 2.000-word statement of reasons for its non-participation in the Brussels Conference, the Japanese Government enlarges, from the Japanese point of view, Japan’s patient endeavours to cultivate Chinese goodwill and China’s lack of appreciation, belligerent spiritBritish Wireless - 262 words
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Article52 1937-10-28 3 Router. Shanghai, Oct. 27 The Americitnmcned Evening Post says th/it a number of Chinese soldiers were round* d up at Chapti, forced to dig their own graves, after which they wen shot in cold blood. The paper asserts that eye-iritnesses saw this from the Settlement side of ChainRouter. - 52 words
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Article106 1937-10-28 3 Reuter. Fund amen tai Policy Of The I nited States” Washington, Oct. 27.—“1 believe it is entirely consistent with our continuing in readiness to limit armaments, to maintain defence at sea, sufficient to ensure preservation of our democratic ideals and maintenance of righteous peace,” declared Mr.Reuter. - 106 words
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Advertisement519 1937-10-28 3 „,..1..- I i (,<n rriinirnt Of I ,i 7 7' for the „ar 193» invited foi the supply p, the Government I mg from the Ist. Jaj. ,i 1938 at the rate Itn toddy to be decent Toddy Shops V l.aiK Kedah Road, allum Street. Canid) Road. Kampong S Nibong,519 words
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Advertisement107 1937-10-28 3 DISTINCTIVE SPORTS SHIRTS BEST BRITISH MANUFACTURE POPULAR COLOURS w hite L J NA\ 1 GREEN i f// MAROON > T BEI GE A grey z t 11’ I v Tjr? fcsi 1 WrW\ "IBM 10 i 11 A) qt’PER SHIRT FOR SPORTS WEAR. MADE FROM A STRONG MEDIUM WEIGHT CELLULAR107 words
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2992 1937-10-28 4 Mr. M.J. Kennaway’s Address At Taiping SOME UNSOLVED PROBLEMS OF THE INDUSTRY Some plant ng practices in rubber were dealt with by Mr. M.J. Kennaway in an address at a meeting of the Taiping branch or the I S.P. yesterday. The subject of Mi Kennaway2,992 words
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Article415 1937-10-28 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL Mr. Wong See Choe, the Principal of Chin Ntn Middle School. Hong Kong, is on a visit to Ipoh inspecting Chinese educational facilities in this district. Mrs. J.R.M. Pickthall, wife of the Sup erinUndent, Customs and Excise, Port Sw’ettenham. who has been to England, returned to Port Swettenham415 words
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Advertisement303 1937-10-28 4 InßHKilMaiju A- J This might seem an extraordinary statement, but there ax fur coats, and fur coats. It ail depends upon the sort of a fur coat you are referring te. W» H don’t say that she does not want a Mink, Caricule, or Seal coat, but we do say303 words
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Article, Illustration3116 1937-10-28 5 London’s First Fog Drought Becomes Serious Water Shortage in Many Places Under the Thames —and Over It Where 39 m.p.h. is “Loitering” Busy Royalty Record Christmas Mail Anticipated Making Tommy’s Lot a Lighter One Bricks, Bricks Bricks. U r ()wn Correspondent.) London, (Jet. 20. is the3,116 words
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Article, Illustration41 1937-10-28 5 Jafob Epstein, the sculptor, had a big day wheat his 18-year-old daughtei, i’eg gy‘ sea.ii, nA.triJied to Mr. Mark Uornstein al Km- ngtoti Register Office. Epstein is now at work o i some new statue groups.41 words
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Advertisement150 1937-10-28 5 useful Medicine for all Climates Ks BrowpeW < t Jgenuine. HU V J i ''RaT Ther < M 1 S k! NO Substitute. Acts like a charm in Chscks and arrests DIARRHCEA and FEVER, CROUP. AGUE. t> 11 e reliable Family remedy for STOMACH CHILLS INFLUENZA, COUGHS, COLDS p,c f,c150 words
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532 1937-10-28 6 CONVICTED OF THIEVING FROM SCHOOLGIRL £l' to three months’ rigorous imprisonment a week ago for robberv. a Chinese woman, I.im Geok t.au, had a further term of six months rigorous imprisonment passed <>n her by Mr. T. D. Hughes, the Penang Police Magistrate, for532 words
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Article157 1937-10-28 6 Messrs. Carreras Of I.omlou Give Another 500 Guineas Chinese all over the world and those ir Malaya in particular will be delighted t< learn of the universally excellent responsto the call for relief funds for China. Th'. Lord Mayor of London who is leading the drive for157 words
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Article241 1937-10-28 6 Bishop FergusonDavie’s Appeal (From Our Own Correspondent) London. A fervent appeal for the relief of Chinese \.ar sufferers is contained in a letter addressed to ‘‘British Malaya" by Bishop C. .1. Ferguson-Davie a former Bishop of Singapore. Writing from his home at Fort Hare, Alice, C.P., South241 words
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Article146 1937-10-28 6 New Vitality For i The daily round of w, toll of bodily energy i n If you are not to brea strain you must energy drained ft heat and labour of tl Take Clotabs regularlv p, tablets build up your blood-stream with nourishing your system146 words
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Miscellaneous321 1937-10-28 6 SPECIAL MATINEE TODAY |yl AJE ST Ti 412 Rl/ THE COMPLETE SERIAL OF 4 The Adventures Of LAS I NIGH! Frank Merriwelf* Usual cheap prices of LAUGH YOUR HEAD OFF admission I Vi HILE YOU SWIM IN MELODYI r 6.15 Last 2 Shows 9.30 mifvt with tAuawsi Sparkling wlfh M»lodyf321 words
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Miscellaneous252 1937-10-28 6 WINDSOR A SUPERB DOUBLE ATTRACTIOX Authentic Scenes of the Destruction Wreckage Taken A»i<t The Air Raid On Canton SEE: The ruins of Chung San University, Wongsar Station \v ->t I Wah Road, Kwong How Road and others. THE DAUNTLESS CANTON RED CROSS UNIT AT WORK Presented To or th er252 words
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Article250 1937-10-28 7 Became Royal Optician MR. A. G. FREEMAN began his working life at the age of seven, delivering milk for a shilling a week. He was given work in his uncle’s optician’s shop. He cou’d not afford the fare* to his home at Shepherd’s Bush, so he250 words
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258 1937-10-28 7 Appeals To G-Men As Zero Hour Passes Chicago, Oct. 20. HUNDREDS of G-Dien restarted a nationwide hunt today when zero hour for the return of wealthy 72-year-old Charles Ross, kidnapped on September 25, passed without his appearing. Zero hour, eight o’clock this morning, found258 words
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729 1937-10-28 7 HALF-INCH OF SOIL LOST EACH YEAR AND THERE IS ONLY 2FT. OF IT THE earth—that is, the soil of our world—is growing tired. Ils tiredness threatens in the wars ahead a very severe food shortage, unless means can be found to give729 words
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Article73 1937-10-28 7 Jerusalem, Oct. 20. Not even harems were excluded when constables, accompanied by wardresses as women searchers, raked Arab houses in Jerusalem today for hidden arms and ammunition. In one case a litter*of kittens was lifted up by a suspicious constable. He found the kittens were lying on73 words
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151 1937-10-28 7 Police have raided a house rented by the Soviet Embassy in Paris during investigations into the recent disappearance of General Miller, the white Russian ex-ser-vicemen’s leader in France. This house is only 100 yards from the spot at which General Miller was last seen.151 words
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Article212 1937-10-28 7 Ciant bootprints Of 'Snowman 9 Reports of the discovery of the giant footprints of a mysterious animal irt the snows of the Himalayas were supported by Mr. F. S. Smythe, who was a member of the 1933 and 1936 Everest expeditions. These reports had been received212 words
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Article133 1937-10-28 7 “Himalayan Bear” London. Mr. R. I. Pocock, of the Natural History Museum, said that he had examined the photographs referred to by Mr. Smythe. T*he footprints were those of the common Himalayan bear. “The story of a giant snowman is, of course, nonsense,” he said. “The Himalayan133 words
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Article145 1937-10-28 7 To Be Her HusbanJ Toronto (Ontario). A 28-year-old girl has arrived here from Europe to marry a man whom, until she reached Canada, she had never met. The girl, Miss Mechama Pesa Milner, is a Lithuanian Her prospective bridegroom is a 54-year-old grocer A niece145 words
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Article, Illustration34 1937-10-28 7 (iKAt lE FIELDS’ new I< ng man is VICTOR MA< LAGLE.X, who recently starred with SHFt .r.Y TEMPLE in “Ww- Udhe Wlnkie.” They are to make a £2f>o,ol>o pii ture in Ho.lyv»ood.34 words
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Advertisement403 1937-10-28 7 i Bishop Street, Penang one J 77 1478 with extensions. 1 eiegrams “Gazette” Penang. .jar»P° r< ft '7ĕcil Street, Singapore. Phone 5471. Tel Times Singaporestreet. Phone 3684. P*'* 1 Brewster Road, phone 268. oantion fi'" Street, E.C. 4 s hone entral 3608—364 W >, 1. Leadmalaya London. SUBSCRIPTION rates Penang403 words
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Advertisement187 1937-10-28 7 M AMUSiC HOUSf THE RECORDS OF GOOD VALUE Sole Agents: T.M.A. Music House Penang, There are 4,000,000 FRIGIDAIRE owners Paterson, Simons Co. Ltd 6 RUNNYiEDE HOTEI.I Phone 54’- Penang. 1 SATURDAY DINNER DANCE EXTENSION—I A.M. PIKIXRS ORCHESTRA. WANT REALLY WHITE TEETH? Use Dr. West’s—the only water-proofed toothbrush a r For187 words
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Article613 1937-10-28 8 f PENAXG Municipal Commissioners’ satisfaction at the reduction of one cent and the prospect of d furthef reduction-of half accent in electric charges is widely shared. The other important matter affecting consumers’ pockets, the deposit system, .is likely to receive attention in the 'near future. The most613 words
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Article, Illustration562 1937-10-28 8 1 ,F rwAi 1 Opposition lake Up The Attack The Commons debate cn the Address was opened by Mr. Arthur Greenwood foi the Labour Opposition. Mr. Lloyu George is expected to sj eak today when Mr. Noel Baker opens for Labour and Loro Cranborne and Mr.562 words
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Article559 1937-10-28 8 Jual Morah Nearing Corn pkt j ot( Building Boom in Peiuing Why Not Department THE work of reconstructing the I‘enang Bazaar, more familiarly known to local shoppers as the [ual Morah, is nearing completion, and the building will retain its former position ais one of the most559 words
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Article185 1937-10-28 8 Football Suspensions Sir, —“Any Association, League, Combination, Club or player, playing with or against the offending Association, Club, or player after such removal, or during such time of suspension, shall also be dealt with in such manner as the Council may think fit. The foregoing is185 words
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Article206 1937-10-28 8 Ignominous tnd In Drain (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Oct. 27. One of Katong’s rogue crocodiles is n more a character almost as legendary i the Loch Ness monster It was caught 8 o’clock this morning in the drain |C crosses Crescent-rood between 1 road not206 words
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Article56 1937-10-28 8 Mr. Mrs. Ok<’ Mixed f The following Penang Sports Club tg" )iU Mixed Foursomes P la win o Mr Mrs Oke 4- p derS on <' Mrs Rowland A 37 V 2 I runners-up 1 ].irkD Miss M Samuel J o q iz .39 1 Mi &Ml56 words
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Advertisement194 1937-10-28 8 INSIST 0 CHROME C? I 4 J I I wn S E L O C II R O M E—The ideal film f° r the Amateur photographer, for it IMn makes “every picture a better picture.” U Surprising “lattitude" in SELOCHROME corrects results of incorrect exposures. SELOCH ROME lengthens the194 words
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Advertisement21 1937-10-28 8 .WW.V-WLW.Vv DEL MONTE PRODUCTS ARE THE Best Obtainable SOLB AGENTS: Henry Waugh Co., Ltd., PENANG Singapore, Ipoh, A Kuala Lompor. XVZWWASWW21 words
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Article250 1937-10-28 9 Relief. .Fund Decision -eting of the General Collectors’ '•t.,- of the Penang China Distress nd held at the Philomathic Union p in. it was resolved that >nthly subscription books should 1 to sub-committees of different nd associations for distribution commencing from Nov. 1, all ibscriptions be collected at250 words
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Article576 1937-10-28 9 Counsel As Producers logan has rung down the curtain f tl ~l av. a play in three scenes and the c been switched on while the have been'dimmed. The display rati r 'iff rent from the ordinary play audience has not dispersed y.,' t ~nlt.576 words
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644 1937-10-28 9 Hutton Lane Site AMUSEMENT PARKS TO BE LEASED TO SYNDICATE (From Our Boxing* Correspondent) I understand that Mr. Runme Shaw is going on with his plans to build an amusement park at Hutton Lane, opposite the Old Frees Association, and it is expected that644 words
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Article481 1937-10-28 9 Bookies’ Bad Day FET NEARLY DOES IT AGAIN London, Oct. 27. The following was the result of the Cesarewitch Stakes run at Newmarket today over 2 IJ4 miles: PUNCH 4 y. 7.11 (Mr. T. Westhead S. Wragg 1 FET 6 y. 7.5 (Mrs. S. Freeman» Richardman481 words
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Article225 1937-10-28 9 Slow Work This Morning (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Oct. 28. Training at Singapore started this morning when the second track was used by horses preparing for the Singapore Winter Meeting. The going was heavy. Regiment (Mr. Every) went at a steady canter. Bright Answer (White)225 words
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Article71 1937-10-28 9 Penang Ladies Defeat Kulini Ladies The Penang Sports Club ladies defeated the Kulim ladies at golf in Penang on Tuesday by five matches to two, one being halved. Following are the results: KULIM Mrs. Perrin 0 Calder 0 Davies Tulloch Horner 1 Pinkey 1 Herring 0 Mackay 071 words
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Article194 1937-10-28 9 “Satyrns” On 6,000 Miles Flight The Imperial Airways flying-boat “Satyrus” is expected to arrive in Penang this afternoon at 3.30, in the course of her 6,000mile survey flight, and will be staying here overnight before proceeding on to Singapore. The object of the flight194 words
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Article36 1937-10-28 9 The King Edward VII School, Taiping, will be visiting Penang during the weekend and will be playing the Penang Free School at rugger on Saturday and hockey on Sunday on the Free School Ground.36 words
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Article160 1937-10-28 9 Helped Refugees In Shanghai H.M.S. “Danae", which played a prominent part in rescue work and help ng refugees in Shanghai during the beginning of the hostilities is expected to arrive in Penang tomorrow on her way back to England, where she will be placed in160 words
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Article108 1937-10-28 9 Selangor Team v. Penang (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur Oct. 28. The following will represent the Selangor* Asiatics against the Penang Asiatics in the All-Blues Cup Competition at Penang on Saturday: Ayoub; F. De Cruz, Siew Kim, Kah Chong and T. L. Carroll; B De108 words
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Advertisement188 1937-10-28 9 EASTERN BAZAAR (THE BLUE SHOP) Just received a large selection of Tootal Shirtings Ties in various shades colours. i i i EASTERN BAZAAR THE BLUE SHOP 8 BISHOP STREET PENANG. PHONE 1396 (E. &O. HOTEL, Penang.) J Tonight Tomorrow A DINNER, DANCE CABARET REX STORY I Presents His Latest Laugh188 words
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Article1608 1937-10-28 10 Mr. H. Huntsman On Future ?Of The Industry CLOSED AREAS .SHOULD v BE THROWN OPEN The nineteenth annual general meeting jf Hitam Tin, Limited was held at the Offies of Messrs. Kvatt Co., Ipoh, on Tueslay, 26th October. Present:— H. Huntsman, Esq., (in the ■Chair), The Hon.1,608 words
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Article485 1937-10-28 10 An Agitated Market (From Our Own Correspondent). London, Oct. 18. Good news for copra producers is contained in the monthly market review issued today by Frank Fehr and Co., the well-known dealers, of Bury Street, E C. 3. After referring to the "very agitated state of the485 words
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Article229 1937-10-28 10 New Issue At Par (From Our Own Correspondent. y London, Oct. 14. A rise in net profits of £6,644 to £14,703 is announced by the Smgapore Para Rubber Estates, Ltd., for the year ended June 30 last Special cultivation reserve receives £5OO more at £1,500 and £777,229 words
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Article84 1937-10-28 10 A fight between four lions and lionesses in the Negova Zoo Japan resulted in thdeath of a lioness. 4Strike troubles on the British-owned Cordoba Central Railway in Argentina have been settled after intervention by President Justo. The results of the municipal elections in Norway show a Socialist84 words
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1378 1937-10-28 10 “Outlook Can Be Viewed With Confidence” RESTRICTION WILL PREVENT RECURRENCE OF RUINOUSLY LOW PRICES (Fiom Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 18. A week ago, the London rubber market was suffering from a severe attack of nerves precipitated by the fall in thu spot1,378 words
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Advertisement78 1937-10-28 10 fnk ml p j: :i ONE OF LIFE’S PLEASURES J < "PRICES NOW REDUCED" Quarts $6.50 per dozen including duty ■J Pints $4.00 per dozen including duty. 1 SOLE AGENTS HENRY WAUGH CO., LTD. I’ PENANG. I MINE ESTATE ENGINEERING STORES. 7 PUMPS, TOOLS, BELTING, OILS GREASES. OIL grease feeders,78 words
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Article, Illustration309 1937-10-28 11 U/ i < RPIDF steeplechase rider Mr. Ffoulke Walwyn, > l\2 ML, who rode Keynoldstown to victory in last 4 if fy 1 CT TV *> years Grand National at Aintree. giving AML KA jH I his arm to A,iss *>«««• Carlos Clirkc. as they309 words
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Article361 1937-10-28 12 Ban On Variety Artists London. Clauses in the centracts of variety artists with their managers are likely to handicap 8.8. C. plans to experiment with the television of music-hall shows front St. George’s Hall. These clauses forbid artists to broadcast or perform for television. Mr. George Black,361 words
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Article438 1937-10-28 12 Advantages Offered To Norwegian Traders Advantages offered by Tyneside fo r the development of Norwegian trade were reerred to by speakers when the Norwegian Government trade delegation was entertained at dinner in Newcastle by the Tyne Improvement Commission. Sir Arthur M Sutherland, chairman of the Commission presided.438 words
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Article654 1937-10-28 12 '-“"■j, 01 air MAIL A mail for Kuala 1 u, by Malayan Internal ,ril it 2.00 p.m. tomorrow A mail for Kenya 'r Zanzibar. Northern at Vyasaland and Sout ‘nd thence by Imperial it 7.30 p.m. tomorrow A mail for Siam R Egypt, Sudan, Belgi an654 words
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Miscellaneous1450 1937-10-28 12 WORLD RADIO PROGRAMMES B- B. C. BERLIN CALCUTTA IMB 15.9 Q Mc/« 19.7 m. T Firm o« the following wavelength»: LUN 9.54 Mc/« 51.45 m C BJO s 49 -l m.) transmission ,7 J Mc/S 14,4,3 l n IM<J 15.28 Me/. 1963 .n. 6.56 p.m. Time signal For the Rural1,450 words
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Miscellaneous475 1937-10-28 12 PENANG— ZHJ (WAVELENGTH—49.3 metres) TODAY p.m. 7.00 Signal and programme. 7.05 Chamber music concert. 7. 55 Messrs. Anthony and Co’s share report. 8.00 Pageant of English Poetry. 4. Shakespeare’s Songs -fe Sonnets. 8.20 Trocadero Cinema Orchestra from the Troxy Cinema. (BBC Rebroadcast 8.30 Food for Thought. (BBC Rebroadcast). 8.50 Interlude.475 words
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Article66 1937-10-28 13 1 1 dealing with the naval person‘'king their wives and these facilities from their tariff > ertain shipping com'mean. China, Africa, Indies, and New Zea'ntmmation concerning *i at the naval depots may also be granted h the claims of the naval officers and in ’'injunction with A66 words
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Article49 1937-10-28 13 lively a new product !lt remedy for headht, rheumatism, making considerable It is made by the well- known Anacin Company of Chicago. U.S. A., and is a product strongly commended by the medical profession. The local agents are Messrs. Muller Phipps (Malays) Ltd.. Laidlaw Building, Singapore.49 words
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Article164 1937-10-28 13 The heroism of the Commander and Fourth Officer of the British India steamer, Talamba (Captain R D.C. Sinclair and Mr. P. Harris) has been disclosed at an inquiry held .at Hong Kong The Talamba is at present aground in Lyeemoon Pass, having been blown ashore during the164 words
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Article1013 1937-10-28 13 IN PENANG HARBOUR TODAY S.S. “EL BATItS” arrives alongside whart, arrival irom Hankow, Shanghai, Manila, Singapore and Itort Sv t ltenham, carrying 820 pilgrims, leaving today for Colombo, Jeddah and Europe (Manstreld). S.S. “MONTGOMERY CITY” arrives midnight irom Singapore and Port Swettenham and Belawan, sailing r Boston, New \ork,1,013 words
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Article125 1937-10-28 13 The fo’lowing passengers arrived or left Singapore by air liners: Aircraft “Sydney” VH-USE from Bris ban. Darwin N.E.I. arrived Oct. 23. Mr. T.A. Cowan from Brisbane. Aircraft "Atalanta” G-ABTI for Penang. Siam. Burma Karachi left Oct. 24. Lt. Com. A.D.S. Murray for Bangkok. Aircraft “Andromeda” G-ABTH from Karachi,125 words
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75 1937-10-28 13 Barrow Shipyard ExteiiMon Messrs Vickers-Armstrongs, Ltd., announce important extensions to their fitting-out wharfs at Barrow in Buccleuch Dock, where at present two 24.000-ton P. and O. liners are fitting out. The wharf frontage is to be extended 1,800 ft., which means the doubling of the75 words
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Article44 1937-10-28 13 Thorshavn. |The new harbour at Klaksvig in the Faroe Islands, much, used as a port of call by British trawlers, was opened recently. This is the seventh harbour to be constructed in the Faroes during the past 15 years.44 words
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Article124 1937-10-28 13 The Blue Funnel liner Ascanius recently assisted in a chivalrous rescue at sea. While rounding the West Australian coast a fishing ketch was sighted with a distress signal flying from her foremast and so. in spite of heavy seas, the ship turned round to help. It was then124 words
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Advertisement546 1937-10-28 13 BLUE funnel line LONDON AND N )RTH CONTINENT Leaves Due Ve**** 1 in conjunction with Glen Shire Line) Penang Mars., L’don, R’dam and Glasgow Oct. 29 Nov. 24 •11 London. Rotterdam, Hamburg, Antwerp .!> Middlesboro. Nov. 12 Dec. 13 < Mars., L’don, R’dam. H’burg Glasgow. Nov. 12 Dec 8 LIVERPOOL546 words
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Advertisement783 1937-10-28 13 PJ2. an< CM VZ BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England.) PORT SWETTENHAM SINGAPORE S.S. "ROHNA” SAILING THURSDAY, 28th OCTOBER M Co under Penan B> Telu k Anson, Port dwettecEam, London and Fm Government Malacca and Singapore Service Outwards from T -ennee g/S BULAN Oct. 29 m London for China Japan. S/S783 words
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974 1937-10-28 14 CRESCENT F.C. INDIAN R.C. SHARE FOUR COALS Soccer Season Extended Another Week CRESCENT F.C. 2; INDIAN R.C. 2. It had been planned for the present soccer season to come to a close on Wednesday, Nov. 3, when the P. F. A. Cup-tie final would974 words
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Article243 1937-10-28 14 P. S. C. Beat Province At Rugger NEITHER SIDE IMPRESSIVE In a game m which neither side were mpressive, a Penang Sports Club XV. beat the* Province Wellesley at rugger on the Esplanade yesterday, the final result being: Penang Sports Club four points tone drop-goal), Province Wellesley243 words
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Article510 1937-10-28 14 SECOND-CLASS CLUBS THE REAL POWER The deterioration of Welsh Rugby is argely due to the spirit of independence wh ch now animates the second-class clubs. Cardiff. Newport and Swansea are still names to conjure with in England, where their ancient traditions are remembered and510 words
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Article, Illustration22 1937-10-28 14 J?. C. BRANDRAM (Blackheath) “ejceertes” a vice-like grip on Harris, the Plymouth Albion wing, in a natch at Rectory Field.22 words
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Advertisement1034 1937-10-28 14 KODAK Film does get the detail Clear, sharp detail is l' "hat ma^C: A good snap different from an ordinary one L>e 1 1 Kodak “Venchrome” ffl aW/ I Film his extra fast anc double-coated xWZ gets the detail in highlight and shadow. -AV rTX'W ty rig'" Ask for KODAK1,034 words
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Miscellaneous219 1937-10-28 14 WEMBLEY PARK Gate Admission 10 cts. Gents. Ladies Free. TONIGHT Thursday 28th. October 1937 LADIES GUEST NIGHT DEAN’S STAR OPERA OPERA ODEON ORIENTAL Jointly Present CAPITAL TALKIES “Ali Baba the Forty Thieves” SUN CHOONG CANTONESE OPERA: “Hong Boey Kwai" FUN FROLIC PARK Gate Admission 10 cts. Gents. Ladies Free. LADIES219 words
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Article166 1937-10-28 15 p.F.S. Rout A.C.S. \t Badminton Free School entertained the School at badminton and and won the badmin>it in the hockey match ton n ils were shared. th results of the bad h Frees mentioned first): i r Hooi beat Lee Cheng Chys 0), 9 15, 15-13. (’hoong wah166 words
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Article222 1937-10-28 15 Sweeney's 100 Yards 9 7 Rejected The following English native rec/ds have been ratified: BSO yards. Imin 53.1 sec, A. J. Collyer ton Park. Brighton, Jun 26. 19’’,7. 880 yards, Im. 52.95., F. R. A C.), White City, Aug. 2 1937 mile, 4m. 6.45., S. C. Woodeison222 words
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Article87 1937-10-28 15 Berlin: Max Schmeling has decided to -lit twe e before hd meets Joe Louis, the ivyweight champion, next June in C.-rmany and once in the United States. f 1 2 -man Press announce that he will Bn Foord, ex-champion of the Empire, at Hamburg towards the87 words
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Article74 1937-10-28 15 Will be an “At Home” at the th Recreation Club today at m., when the prizes won in the nis tournament will be given o'.ay by Mrs. L. Forbes. xhibition tennis matches between lentatives of the P.R.C. and the 1 will be played, starting at 5 n.in.74 words
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1189 1937-10-28 15 Referee’s Unpopular Decision CROWD CONVINCED THAT STRICKLAND WON London: Wembley’s winter boxing season at the Empire Pool opened with a gruelling battle between Maurice Strickland, the New Zealand champion, and Walter Neusel, of Germany, over twelve rounds. It was a pity that such an1,189 words
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Article, Illustration243 1937-10-28 15 Crowley Wins Eliminator Dave Crowley, of Clerkenwell, put an end to the light-weight championship as pirations of George Odwell, of Camden Town, when he outpointed him convincingly in their eliminator over ten rounds at Wembley. Crowley’s terrier-like tactics had Odwell all out from the start. The Clerkenwell243 words
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Article570 1937-10-28 15 Trophies For 1939 Derby Winner For the first time in the history of the race, there will be trophies for the winning of the Derby in 1939. The conditions of the “classic” state that a trophy value £2OO will be given to the ■owner of the570 words
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Advertisement187 1937-10-28 15 “Don’t argue just try one!” Now you’ll like these. Don’t argue, just try one. And don’t say anything until you’ve smoked half of it." JEHr du Maurier? dre they really so much better?” uMiiL' Goodness, yes! Why, it’s a revela- I tion! So cool so clean. The J-JB filter tip’s187 words
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Miscellaneous34 1937-10-28 15 l’<>l’-IKriemlly Suggestion l5 > MILLAR WATT 1 think i’ Wil turn off the gas I’ll ffl WHEN YOU’RE OMMIT s OKEVf ifi THROUGH? < L> I uU Jul, I 1»»t. fcv Tl,r Wrtl SynStra*. tw >f34 words
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Article121 1937-10-28 16 TIN:- PREVIOUSLY LATEST LONDON—(Spot) £210.15. 0 £207. 5. 0 LONDON—(2 months) £210.15. 0 £207. 5. 0 SINGAPORE $105,871 $103.00 BUSINESS DONE FENANG $105.871 $102.621 BUSINESS DONE Buyers no sellers 25 tons COPRA— (Sundried) 5.10 5.15 BLACK PEPPER $lO.OO $lO.OO RUBBER LONDON 7ftd 7Jd NEW YORK 15ftc(G) 14}Jc(G) SINGAPORE—Spot 24121 words
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Article307 1937-10-28 16 Star. or £1 oenomltatron urn.» Yesterday Rise or Fall otherwise stated A Or< version I»an, 5 p.c., 1944-64 Finding Loan, 4 p.c., 1960-90 100', War !«in, 34 p.c 10xd <'cwn. Union Assce. (Units) Prudential Assce “A” B xd Royal As»ce. share 10s. pd.) Great Western Rly Ordy Canadian307 words
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Article244 1937-10-28 16 J <un Previously Latest Pans 148 J* 1472 New York 4.95 J 4.95,’* Montreal 4.95 i. 4.95. i Brussels 29.35 J 29.34 Geneva. 21.48', 21.48 Amsterdam 8.95 J 8.96 Milan 94 A. 941 Berlin 12.33 12.331 Stockholm 19.39 J 19 39J Uopen&ageu 22.40 22.40 19.90 19.90 Vienna 26*244 words
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Article55 1937-10-28 16 KENNEDY CO. RUBBER: Buyers Sellers Mandai Tekong .224 .271 TIN Bangrin 23(6 24(3 Hitam .39 .42c Hong Fatts 1.10 1.14 Jelebu .84 .87 Kuchai 1.62 1.67 Rantau Prefs. 1.57 1.62 ex Rantau Ordy, 1.57 1.62 ex Rawang Conces. 27(0 28|0 Rawang Tin Fields 7|6 8(6 Southern Kinta 7.30 7.60 GENERAL:55 words
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Article127 1937-10-28 16 A.A. ANTHONY CO. TIN Buyers Sellers Batu Selangor 1.70 1.75 Hong Fatt 1.10 1.15 Klang River 1.55 1.65 Kuchai 1.60 1.70 Lukut .80 ,85c Rahman Hyd. 1.40 1.45 Rantau Ordy. 1.60 1.65 ex Rantau Pref. 1.60 1.65 ex Taiping Cons. 1.75 1.80 Talam 1.60 1.65 Ampat 4 6 5 0127 words
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Article127 1937-10-28 16 LEAN CO. TIN: Buyers Sellers Ampats 4|6 4|lo£ Hitams -38 .41cd Hong Fatts 112 1.15 K. Lanjuts 22(6 23(3 Kuchais 1.65 1.72 J Katus 22(6 23(3 Kundangs 716 813 Lukuts .921 l.OOcd Laruts 11(9 12|3xd Pungahs 22(6 23|0 Rantau Pref. 1.60 1 67Jxd Rawang Cons. 26:9 27 6 T. Fields127 words
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Article23 1937-10-28 16 TIN Singapore $103.00 I’er pkl. Penang $102.62% Per pkl. RUBBER Singapore Spot 24c Per lb. Penang Spot 23 sjB Per lb.23 words
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Article230 1937-10-28 16 RUBBER Buyers Sellers Ayer Pauas 1.37 J 1.45 Bassetts .57 J .62 J Batu Lintangs 1.10 1.15 c Bedfords 1.17| 1.224 Bentas 1.10 1.15 Nyalas .85 .90 Brogas .85 .90 Mandai Tekongs .20 .25 Mentakabs .37 J .40 N. Scudais 1.15 1.22* Pa jams 1.821 1.90 Sungei Tukangs230 words
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Article94 1937-10-28 16 Indian Survey Cruiser The “Investigator” one of the survey cruisers of the Government of India arrived from Bombay this morning at seven o’clock and was anchored off the man-of-war anchorage. Manned by a crew of 130, mostly Indians, the “Investigator” is commanded by Commdr. L. Sanderson. She94 words
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Advertisement72 1937-10-28 16 PUBLIC HOLIDAY The Exchange Banks will be closed on Tuesday, 2nd November, 1937, which has been proclaimed a Public Holiday. (DEEPAVALI) S/S “GLENFINLAS” VOYAGE 6 (OUTWARD) Consignees of cargo per the above vessel from Europe are hereby notified that she s expected to arrive in Penang on Saturday morning, the72 words
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Advertisement886 1937-10-28 16 BANKS r NEDERLANDSCHE HONG KONG AND I HANDEL-MAATSCHAPPU, SHANGHAI BANKING K N.V. CORPORATION (Incorporated in Hong Kuut (Incorporated in the Netherlands.) The Liability of members is limit < extent and m manner prescribe NETHERLANDS TRADING Ordinance No. 6 of ot ll V SOCIETY.) Head Office:— HONG Ko\r I Authorised Capital886 words
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