The Straits Times, 30 January 1924
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Title Section13 1924-01-30 1 The Straits Times. No. 27,469. SINGAPOPvE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1924. PRICE 10 CENTS.13 words
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Advertisement562 1924-01-30 1 '^f)FNSEP y/ Robinson Co., Ltd. 9n New Seasons Stocks of Sports Requisites, by the World's Leading Makers. Everything TANKARDS. for Tennis, Golf, Football, Rugby, Hockey, Badminton, Lawn Bowls, Croquet, Cricket, surtbw silver and best Silver and el ro-pUted. tc etc shcftlpld electro p i atcd 1 nil ranire of blim562 words
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Article1415 1924-01-30 2 Managing-Directors Visit To Malaya. The thirteenth annual meeting of the Siginting JMegn Sembilan) kubbcr Estate, Limited, was held on December 20 at the Great Eastern Hotel, Liverpool Street, fc.C, Sir Byron Peters, K.tJ.E. (.chairman of the company), presiding. The Chairman said (jentlemen, I presume, as is customary, you1,415 words
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Advertisement258 1924-01-30 2 Sp- Vaseline -^w IOC PETROLEUM JELLY ifi Needed Every Day ]P for all the little accidents which come J up every day. Use it for burns, sores, J bruises, chaffed skin, blisters and cuts. t J May be taken internally for coughs C J and sore threats. Look for the258 words
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Advertisement333 1924-01-30 2 «r BBBTHAKI I eL-rol£i f YOIB SKIN AMI m complexion rl M. tCITHtM SOU |j'^' I T EADERS m Imi of dots or M^^ dashes on type body used to guide the eye from one side of a page or column to the other." Dictionary of Printing. The eye of333 words
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Advertisement134 1924-01-30 2 FOJR Breakfasts, Cold Tiffins, Etc. BRAWN SAUSAGE BOLOGN WINDSOR LIVER BLOOD TONGUE PORK BEEF REAL TABLE DELICACIES OF EXCELLENT QUALITY. Assorted Sausage in '/lib. or Larger Quantities. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE ORCHARD ROAD Co., Lid. (Inc. in S.S.) Estate Managers! ~~TXJ.P. WILL REDUCE YOUR HOSPITAL EXPENSES. Used and recommended by the134 words
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Article362 1924-01-30 3 Hundreds of Casualties During Manufacture. Some of the inner history of the invention and manufacture of mustard gas was disclosed at a sitting of the War Inventions Commission at tne Law Courts, London, when Mr. Justice Tomlin, the president, heard the claim of Dr. H. Levinstein and Professor362 words
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Article288 1924-01-30 3 New Safeguard for Human Life. A remarkable instance of the efficacy of camphor oil in a case of gas poisoning: is recorded in the current issue of the Lancet. The case was that of a prirl wh > was restored to consciousness in three minutes by an injection288 words
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Advertisement462 1924-01-30 3 STEAMER SAILINGS INDOCHINA STEAM NAY; COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Hongkong) Dirert Service to Japan via Hoagkoag and Shanghai and to Calcntta Tii I'cnang from Singapore. Taking Cargo on through Bills of Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Chefoo, Tii-ntsin, Ncwchwang, Yangtsze Ports, Formosa the Philippine!, etc. FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA462 words
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Advertisement474 1924-01-30 3 STEAMER SAIUN6S HUGO STINNES LINES (Incorporated in Germany) Kcgalar Monthly Freight Paas*ng*r Service. OUTWARD BOUND llnngkong, Shanghai and Japan SCHI tn, 122u0 tons due Jan. 14 ALBERT VOEGLER, 9000 tons due Feb. 2 CARL LEGIEN, 9000 tona due Mar. 4 fIOMKWARD BOUND Antwerp, Rotterdam and Haabarg. HI.VUENBURG, ***** tons due474 words
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Advertisement246 1924-01-30 3 MAGICAL IN TEETHING. Every parent knows the worries that come nhen the haby is teething. Many parents have found Baby's Own Tablets almost magical in their prompt efficacy at this tiinc. From the first clusi- they sooth the iiorves a<-<! allay the r:iin then the little sufferer drops off into246 words
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Advertisement186 1924-01-30 3 RUSTON-HORNSBY CRUDE OIL COLD STARTING ENGINE. From 16 to 825 B.H.P. Horizontal Type, From 50 to 500 B.H.P. Vertical. CONSUMPTION. LARGER TYPES -42 Ib 3. per B.H.P. Hour. SMALLER TYPES -48 lbs. per B.H.P. Hour. Catalogues and Prices OF RUSTON-HORNSBY PRODUCTS, ON REQUEST. SOLE AGENTS UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED (lM«Y«rat«4 ta'tfc*186 words
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Advertisement792 1924-01-30 4 STEAMER SAILINGS P. 0. British India and Apcar Line 'Companies Ineortorated la England) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES PENINSri.AR AND ORIENTAL 8. N. CO, Dader Contrsct with His Majesty's Governmeat LONDON-FAR EASTERN BERVIC* )UTWARD9 FROM LONDON HOMEWARDS FOR CHINA AND JAPAN FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON AND ANTWERP Toanag* Da* Toaaag*.UaTS792 words
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Advertisement688 1924-01-30 4 STEAMER SAILimS^ THE OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO., LIMITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO, LTD. (Incorporated in England) The Bine Funnel Line REGULAR SERVICES TO LONDON. AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP. HAMBURG AND BREMEN. _J| GBNOA, MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLABGOW, BOSTON AND NEW YORK. Taklag cargo ea thronfh688 words
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Advertisement688 1924-01-30 4 STEAMER SfIILIWGS KONINKLYKE 7 PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ (ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated in Holland.) UNDER CONTRACT WITT! TRK NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Telephoa* No*. Passage Dept. 131, Freight Dept, 1202, Maria* Dtpt. aad Traublpat*at Dept. 1457, Manager's Dept. 11,!. COEN— January 30, Muntok and Fnlembang. DE EERENS- January HO. Sampit,688 words
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Advertisement377 1924-01-30 5 STEAMEn SAILINBS AUSTRALIA BY BURKS PHILP LINE (Incorporated 1b Australia) Singapore to Java Port*, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Brisbane, Sydney and M«l--bonrne via Torres -train, also with transhipment to other Victorian, South Australian and North Queensland Ports, British New Guinea, New Britain Tasmania aid Mew Zealand Ports. APPROXIMATE SAILINGS MARELLA377 words
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Advertisement490 1924-01-30 5 SJEASIER jMUIK_ Propaaed 8»illn«i from Biagap«re. (Subject to caange without prcTiooi notict) EUROPF.AN LINE For London. Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp via Colombo, Snei and Port Said. Arr. Dcp. CELEBES HARU Feb. 15 Feb. 16 Calla at Aden. SOUTH AMERICAN LINK For Rio dc Janeiro, Santoa and Buenos Alree, via Colombo, Durban490 words
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Advertisement481 1924-01-30 5 STEAMER SAILINGS "NEDERLAND'^RbYAL Mall LINT AND "ROTTERDAM LLOYD" ROYAL MAIL LINE Sailings from Singapore of "NEDERLAND" "ROTTERDAM LLOYD" R. M. LINE. R. M LINE Tia Belawan-Deli, Sabanir, Colombo. via Kelawan-Deli. Sabang. Colombo. Genoa. Algiers, Southampton Marseilles, Taneier, Southampton to Amsterdam. to Rotterdam. VONDEL Jan. 7 GOENTOER Jan. 28 PRINS D.481 words
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Advertisement571 1924-01-30 5 STEAMEB SMtIHCS ELLERM AN "LINE EI.I.EKMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO. I.TI). (Incorporated in Knglmi.l) iTEAMER. Hue Si B g.pora. PASSENGER SERVICE OUTWARDS. •BJ. CITY OF YORK China and Japan Feb. It HOMEWARDS. r.s. CITY OF CANTERBURY Marseille* Un«l..n Feb. 20 CITY OF YORK .Mirseilles London April 4 s.s. CITY OF CAIRO571 words
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Advertisement417 1924-01-30 6 CIKEMAS ALHAMBRA Prom Friday, haauaey 25 to Wednesday, January 30. In the it cm. sharp. In the First Show at 7.30 p.m. < i;ri)(;ET Nowg SAMLEI, GOLOWTM PRESENTS [ATKD i. M NATIONAL WILL ROGERS I'IUCSENTS j n DOROTHY PHILLIPS v w Doubling for Man-Woman- Rom^ Marriage in 0 Reels. r,,.417 words
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Advertisement272 1924-01-30 6 CIMSMM EM PIRE CINEMA Tanjong Pagw Koad. Telephone No. 1001. Frn:n .'.::>. :..v M lo Friday, Fcbrnarv 1. In Ihe B« MMI She* al 9.:i0 First Show at 7.30 lateraatiwal News. LOOSE NUTS V,,: Star Comedy W SWNLEY IN THE CALL 0F COURAGE ArlilLA ajtalira draraa in 2 reek Two272 words
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Advertisement651 1924-01-30 6 WHITEAWAY S BALLTB BLACK LAMES 1 BLACK GLACE OXFORD CA] F GLACE KID SHOES. OaTLIjI-* SHOKS. Usual Price $li>.">(>. ff\f\f /11^ Coart style. N PRICE or^^r BLACK WARD /f—Bfck F* f\ LADIES' TAN SHOES. III! MOROCCO l-sual Price WWS U lIAU SH WHITE CANVAS BOYS 1 SHOES. Now $2iO lJ«"tilJ651 words
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Article30 1924-01-30 7 I 1 1 U*. r m. 9JM p m p.m. p.m. !0 p.m »M p.m. pjn. .lur. jJO p.m. I p.m. I i i'.;". 11.39 km. ...in.30 words
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Article27 1924-01-30 7 II hoiks. Kdavana, II \Vh»rf- Nil. Kc,.p. I i'urhoar. •<"•" H lie, tempo, Ti Rjon t Dock t N'il VicK. NIL No Dock II rrivcd. .!cu:t.i27 words
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Article157 1924-01-30 7 3 p m I p. hi :i p.r.i i«.n- 3 p.m. x r- pi ■i p III I ;i.m i ..i n.m. By mia 6 p.m T!.ur»dij. By t- In r. a.m. s i... m lot) .6 a.m. u, lVm:in;;kat and 9 m U a.m. Mar- in157 words
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Article146 1924-01-30 7 KXCHANGK km, Bank 4 m 's 8/4 7/32 Dmm 2(4 1/8 Private m. credit* 2/4 :>/< nand nom. l">iv. 1020 On li.iii.i ljank T. T. On Homdconfc, Hank ri d I px. prmn. On Shanirhai, Bank Tn', On Java, Bank T. T. On i..| an, Bank T.146 words
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56 1924-01-30 7 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. 12 noon J:!iiu.ir> .1(1. Siagapore Standard Sumdard Pal« Crepe, Ribbed" .Smoked Sac-et Gleam* Pr!C«i. CIosiik I'rictw. li-jy.u Sullen. S l" l! 9pD< !-i,.-.\^rch Fcb.-M«ieh U'rl-Jui* Apnl-Ju..,- .Iuly-S..p-. Tom <>f Market -Quiet. Lt.>.'.t Lonrinn cnbies i;i;<.te Spot ih?< t 1 1 756 words
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Article189 1924-01-30 7 'a«nt '■i >'<*. Bayer*. S*!l«r». x 1 fcatanj? !'*d*ajf <).31h% 0.42W i 1 Hi tan Tin 1 i_" L 1.47% 1 Jofaan Tin o. 17Vi 1X39 RaanmtiiiK -i >; 46 I i 'i :::i :i <-.<l. IK KnUAssu. Ord. 7.70 7.90 l/i'.ui 'I'ii l./ii .-jo 0 lo Malayan CoL189 words
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Article122 1924-01-30 7 SBOr Bum*. Seller. l i'l Am. T.ia..,, .;.<!u; •I i'l in",! f niMi>-.« kiki l '.(.ii 0 10 Central Motors 2.75 3.0il 1M 7.7B '.'-B/-EIec. Tramwny« 2/2 2/»5 0 0 Frasor Xeave S7.(/) 28.00 'i ■■■<; Flamnx fi i 136 140 «.'def. 105 US <i 10 Mexican Eujfle 10/-122 words
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Article103 1924-01-30 7 i>. r,r\g. o px. T;,;:,t,300 par 5 p.c. p.m: Spc-e Efuclnc lYatiwavi, 6 p.c. OfMN aom. S'por« Munielpul p.e. Jl.878.0W p. r Vfon Vunicipai 4V» p.e. of l;-07 I i, 000,000 I p< dl«. S'pore Municipal 4 v c S'poi« Ma»ieipal 4% n*. of 36O» 11,600^00 10 p.e. di«103 words
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Article378 1924-01-30 7 Ki»««r and Co. and Lyall aad Krait's QaoUUona. -«ta«t available StwUny QaoUtttM «rt -Tinted M aaother a«re WrUm 7 i o-day l'nrr*. Krastr Lyall 5 Co. Emt I '">• 1.20 1.0." 1 i:> I Mil MS 1 06 i •V. Ihtam ($5) H.00 12.00 V < 0 12.00378 words
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Advertisement23 1924-01-30 7 NOTICE It A. K. A M i Street, .«ft Of Kea 1984, unlil iriag business 9 are aritk the said BROTHRS, ,Vn,pl, MM.23 words
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Advertisement775 1924-01-30 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Other Classified Advts., see page IG. MUUGATAWNY SOUP, Oxtail S.»un. <; r ..v Soup, Juliinti.' Soup, Londonderry -umme Soup, Veritable Soap, Mocktnrtlc Clour) Soap. H. ll<.!ti-r. llire.-t'ir I OFFICE lv LET, truund floor, Raffle* Chambers. EaekM Son«, Opticians. (lp; BALLROOM DANCING tan... hi I European lmly. Tens* wodtmU775 words
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Advertisement45 1924-01-30 7 VICTORIA THEATRE FOB FOru MCHTS ONLY OOMMBNGDIG TO NIGHT at 9.15 Dick Norton nUDUNTS 1 1 s '(impanv The Globe Trotters The Brast up-to-dn!<» Show touring the East. IntroduriiiK All. 11IK I.ATKSr LONDON BUCCB88E& BmUbc Now O|M.n at the THEATRE. I'rices $3, $2 and $1.45 words
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Advertisement308 1924-01-30 7 Economical (pf 1 1' p^P ?^fc B \^^^-^x Lam S3 Fraser Chalmers :J/|jp P roorl OJCINBBINO WORKS ri^§§: GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., LTD •VVVyV MA(.NKI MOISK, KOUI.NSON ROAD. SINCUM.ifK HAWAIIAN RECORDS (GUITAR) 10 INCH DOUBLE SIDED 52.00. U.-.0 On.. Tr.o Threr lour 4K07 M] Hawaii K?y h Waikili hmriMM U -.208308 words
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Advertisement219 1924-01-30 7 IN THi: BSTATB OF LEE ANN NEO, DECEASED \N"I> IN TIIK f SONG JEW NEO, DEC; Pursuant le Section J. r IMI (Tnuteea) aotica la h n i all creditors and other 1 clainiH or liemund.-. •he above Lit Ann \i- v and Soni >r either at them I Mid.219 words
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Obituary117 1924-01-30 8 <"!lAN AH N'UAH.— Aged 87, on January 29, 1924, at his residence 1C.5, Selojjie Rotid. Father of Chan Thiam Hee, Thiam Soon iml crandfathrr of Son;: Kok Im. The cortege will leave at 4 p.m. and the interment takes place at liidadari. MADAM KOH SIOK BEE.— On January M,117 words
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Article41 1924-01-30 8 Ms. See Kee Ann and family thank nil •'ri.rjs and relations who attended the funeral of the late Mr. See Kee Ann, at Malacca, on Saturday, 19th imtant, and .-ill those who sent wreaths, Scrolls, telograms und letters of condolence.41 words
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1070 1924-01-30 8 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30. FOREIGN PROBLEMS. E.irl Curzon had been closely associated with problems of foreign policy for 37 years when he left the Foreign Secretaryship a few days ago. There may be doubts as to his tact and judgment there could be none as to his vast knowledge, or his1,070 words
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Article38 1924-01-30 8 A decree of divorce has been granted in favour of Helen Mac lead Scott or Moffat, 7 Roseburn Gardens, Edinburgh, against Harold Douglas Moffat, sometime rubber planter, F.M.S. and now residing at 10 Buckingham Street, Strand, London, W.C.38 words
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Article51 1924-01-30 8 We are informed that the pontoon of the first dredge in Trengganu has been safely launched by Mr. G. E. Poole, who is general manager of the Bundi Tin Dredging Co. N. U to whom the dredge belongs. The pontoon is built of Australian wood and is well and strongly51 words
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Article26 1924-01-30 8 The condition of Mr. A. Neave, of Kuala Lumpur, has improved considerably. He is now well enough to move about, but not to see many visitors.26 words
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Article33 1924-01-30 8 The rate of issue of Money Order* for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 160 equal 5100. The rate of payment of Money Drders from India and Ceylon is Rs. ICS equal $100.33 words
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Article38 1924-01-30 8 Bengabintc K:;tate. in the Serdang dis .rict on the East Coast of Sumatra, re ports the presence of a large herd of ele .ihants doing much damage in th > neigh >ourhood. Big g me hunters ai<- v.i-i ■ome.38 words
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Article42 1924-01-30 8 A Parkhurst convi;t has offered th^ Home Office to disclose the whereabouts of a £30,000 necklace stolen two years ago from a London hotel if the reward of £3,000 offered at the time is pa d into a bank to his credit.42 words
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Article42 1924-01-30 8 The valuable violin which has boon stolen from the well-known Java artist, ,';iuni Chapiro, as we reported some days igo, has been traced by the police and I again in its owner's possession. The hief, a young Chinese boy, has been 'etainud.42 words
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Article53 1924-01-30 8 The strike of employees in the rice inlustry at Canton continues. The employ•rs are firmly resisting the demands of he strikers. Owing to the substant.a ise in the price of rice, the staple food of he people, the officials are endeavouring a mediate, and intimate their intention tc top profiteering53 words
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Article67 1924-01-30 8 This morning, before Mr. D.ivid, a mr.n named Tielman was charged with criminal breach of trust in Singapore, in respect )f goods valued at $4,594, the property if Chop Moh Hoi, at Singkel, Netherlands ndies, entrusted to him as a broker or .igent. Mr. R. L. Eber was for the67 words
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Article68 1924-01-30 8 Manehurian lotus seeds r >oo years' old inve been made to grow in the laboratory ■f Johns Hopkins University at Baltinore under the work of the Japunes^ cientist. Ichiro Uhga, says an outport Mtper. These seeds were found under ayers of peat, some of them 15 fret i!eip. m the68 words
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Article58 1924-01-30 8 The following, among other appointments to the Colonial service, have been made by the Secretary of State for the Colonies Straits Settlements. Mr. R. Walker, to art master Miss .1 M. Graham, to European teacher, primary •lasses. Malaya.— Mr. J. C. Carson, M. 8., B. Ch., to medical officer Miss58 words
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Article67 1924-01-30 8 The Locomotief announces thnt 'he .otal number of emmigrr.nts who were il lowed to enter the Dutch Indies, via Batavia, during 1923 was a round 10,000 persons. During 1321. the year of the loom, tho number was between 18,000 and 'U.OOO persons of whom 80 per cent, v.t least were67 words
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Article73 1924-01-30 8 Before Mr. H. A. Forrer, in the Police Court, Penanp. on Saturday, Li Hong Chin, employed as general clerk at Messrs. Tatt Brothers, was charged with criminal breach of trust as a servant in respect of a total of $12 500 odd made up of various sums for house rent,73 words
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Article68 1924-01-30 8 The Commander in Cnief of the British Squadron in China, Admiral Sir Arthur Cavanagh Leveson, X.C.8., is paying a visit to Bangkok towards the end of March, coming from Hongkang. According to present arrangements the Admiral will be entertained by His Majesty the King, who will then be in Bangkok,68 words
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Article84 1924-01-30 8 Lord Chelmsford will personally broadcast a wireless appeal from the London nation of the Broadcasting Company for i qu' rtor million sterlii-g on behalf of the British Empire Leprosy Association. It i- stated that there are 300 000 lepers in the British Empire, of whom 200,000 aie in India and84 words
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Article88 1924-01-30 8 While Mr. Henry Ford declares he does not know just how great his wealth is, experts who have been making estimates, using, for this purpose, property valuations and tax returns, say that he is not yet n billionaire. His total wealth s estimated at $840,000,000 and his present income is88 words
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Article97 1924-01-30 8 The smoke-house at Cluny KstaK\ Slim, was struck by lightning on January 19 And burnt to the ground in spite of torrents of rain. Efforts made to save the building were of no avail, says the Malay Mail. The neighbouring drying shed and factory escaped the same fa'e, however, although97 words
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Article83 1924-01-30 8 Ninety-two individual cases of Chinese bandit and pirate outrages perpetrated against foreigners during the year 1923 are on file in the Chinese Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Peking, according to ■cmi-official tabulations? which are admittedly incomplete bcOQM they do not include many capes wh'ch wore settled with the local authorities of83 words
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Article389 1924-01-30 8 Mr. Arthur Barkrr is leaving Singa3oro on Saturday next and will be absent ibout three weeks. Capt in F. J. C. Bloomficld, Superintendent of Polici', is ap|>oii\U'd to the rhiof Police Officer, Saiutaknn. MY. Clement Niel, :i Judge of the Sup•einc Court of Appeal, Siam, has boon389 words
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Article22 1924-01-30 8 Monday, February 18, has been fixtd as the date of the next Legislative Coun:il meeting, instead of Monday, February 2.").22 words
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Article99 1924-01-30 8 The detective department have arrested two Chinese for alleged extortion from two females of the same nationality. One )f the accused is a man, named Lee Ah Kirn, who is said to have demanded $30 from a woman, named Tai Teoh Suan, iving at Smith Street,99 words
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Article147 1924-01-30 8 A marriage of interest to 013 Sinjja!>>re and China residents took place In Hongkong mi January 16, when Mr. Douglas Reid, of the Chartered Bank, married Miss Catherine Jean Lou sonMr. Douglas Reed is the only son of Mr. T. H. Reid and the late Mrs. ReidMr.147 words
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Article156 1924-01-30 8 The junction of Robinson Road and d'Almeida Street was the scene of a triple accident during the forenoon of yestirday, in which a car, cycle and sidecar, and a tram were involved. Mr. C. A. Evans was in his ,-ar coming from John.'.on's Pier along Collyer Quay,156 words
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Advertisement136 1924-01-30 8 The Garriek Smoking Mixture •A COOL. BWBBI SMOKE." |^g^=>-ri=T^^h^-j^Tr=s^—~^^S Manufactured by the same firm IPrl" 0§) A f°i>'/s?xi ils lht famous (;A R RI t'K" pP^'H^J Supplied^, two taa^-s^«!jgM COARSE CUT V* Ib. tins. I^l^J^ F7NECUT '/sib. tins. Importers BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO CO. (STRAITS) LTD. (Inorporatcd in Kngland) Singapore, Kuala136 words
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Advertisement98 1924-01-30 8 ALHAMBRA In the Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp. DOROTHY PHILLIPS in MAN-WOMAN-MARRIAGE in 9 Reels. In the First Show at 7.30 p.m. WILL ROGERS in DOUBLING FOR ROMEO in 6 Reels. TAN CHENG KEE CO., LTD., Proprietors. 2 That little extra light Isn't it fine 1o be able to98 words
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Advertisement62 1924-01-30 8 On Other Pages* p.g. Sijrintinjr Rubber Entatb 2 Shipping and The Mails 7 Keutcr T lltgrami It Sentenced to Death H K.MS. Railways Sued Decision 9 Contractor's Hiim y Sporting Intelligence 10 Correspondence Siam Note* 10 To-day Share Mari.et .10 The Social Evil in News Ahead of the Mail 1162 words
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Article297 1924-01-30 9 Rash or Violent Changes Not Contemplated. [Reuter'b Service.] London, January 20. Mr. J. H. Thomas received Empire journalists at the Colonial Office and outlined the Government's Empire policy. He deprecated the idea that there would be rash or violent changes making for New Jerusalem. Government had the297 words
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Article67 1924-01-30 9 [Rjcuter'b Service.] London, January 29. Delhi The first step in the campaign to combat suffering in India in the shape of a national Baby Week proved most successful. There have so far been 300 exhibitions, including CO in the native states. Lady Reading opened the Delhi show in67 words
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Article64 1924-01-30 9 [Reuter's Service.] London, January 29. Paris It is semi-officially denied that the Rumanian Government have declined the loan of Fr. 100,00,000, to which France had already agreed. [A cable of the inst. stated tha* the Rumanian Government hid decided to cancel the request to France for a64 words
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Article44 1924-01-30 9 [RruTEß'a Service.] London, January 29. Washington: Imports in ***** were $3,791,000,000, against $3,112,000,000 in 1922, of which $1,157,000,000 came from Europe against $991,000,000 in 1922. Exports totalled $4,167,000,000 against $3,831,000,000, of which $2,093,000,000 went to Europe against $2.0S:!.000,000 iii the previous year.44 words
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Article43 1924-01-30 9 [Reuter's Service.] London, January Hi Colombo Petty Officer Woods was killed and six others were injured by the capsizing of a motor lurry carrying a party belonging to the Empire cruise squadron on a precip tous road between Trincomalee and Kandy.43 words
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Article35 1924-01-30 9 [Reutcr'B Service.] London, January tt. The Chancellor <f the Exchequer has announced that the Government have decided that they are not prepared to dispose of the Government shareholding ir. liit Anglo-Persian Oil Company.35 words
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Article388 1924-01-30 9 Railways Settle, Dockers Threaten. [Router's Service.] London, January 29. The railway strike has been settled. London, January 29. The settlement of the strike was first published from a brief official statement 1 1 the close of an all night conference between the railway manager* and locomotive men's society388 words
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Article46 1924-01-30 9 [Reuter's Service.] London, January 29. The Daily Telegraph's diplomatic correspondent states that the CommissionerGeneral for the supervision of Hungary's finances under the reconstruction scheme will be Mr. W. P. G. Harding, of the Federal Board, Washington. The appointment is everywhere welcomed in financial circles.46 words
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Article50 1924-01-30 9 [Reuter's Service.] London, January 29. Bombay Ninety thousand millhands are now striking and C 3 mills have closed. The managers have announced that the mills will be closed until February 4, after which, if work is not resumed unconditionally, they will be closed for a further fortnight.50 words
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Article105 1924-01-30 9 [Renter's Service.] London, January 29. Berlin Not a single Separatist was returned at the elections for the Palatinate Landtag. London, January 29. Mexico City The War Department j export that the Federal troops have taki.'n Esperanza. London, January 29. Athens There is reason to believe that the Government have105 words
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Article493 1924-01-30 9 Appointed Governor Windward Islands. [Reuter's Service.] London, January 29. Sir Frederick James, K.8.E., C.M.G., has been appo rited Governor of the Windward Islands in succession to Sir George Haddon-Smith, K.C.M.G. Sir Frederick Seton James, K.8.E., C.M.G., who has been Colonial Secretary, Straits Settlements, since March, 1910, arrived493 words
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Article41 1924-01-30 9 [Reuter's Service.] London, January 29. Jerusalem Highwaymen attacked and looted a motor car containing stores from Ludd. The occupants, Sergeant-Major Walker and Q.M.S. Dunn, of the Duke of Wellington's Regiment, were killed and the driver was slightly injured.41 words
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Article41 1924-01-30 9 (By Courtesy of the Nanyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbunsha.) Tokio, January 28. The death has occurred of Mr. Soma Nagatsne, a director of the Vokohoma Specie Bank. Cotton yarn is quoted at Y. 315.20, the tone of market being weak.41 words
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Article147 1924-01-30 9 In order to further assist the general public in finding their way to vessels berthed at the Harbour Board's wharves, the Board have erected a large signbeard, adjacent to Johnston's Pier:, at Collyer Quay, on which is shown the names and positions of vessels at the147 words
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108 1924-01-30 9 Biogriphical duta issued by the Labour Press Department states Mr. Ranis -y Mac Donald began work on the land at the age of 12. Mr. J. C. Clynes was a half-timer at 10. Mr. J. H. Thomas began work as an engine-cleaner. Mr. William Adamson108 words
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Article165 1924-01-30 9 Senators Demanding Official Resignations. [Reuter's Service.] London, January 29. Washington In the Senate tho Democratic leader Mr. Robinson moved a resolution expressing the Senate's view that President Coolidgc should request the resignation of Mr. Denby. He also proposed that the President should demand the resignations of other165 words
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Article199 1924-01-30 9 Alleged l'lot to Pirate Jardinc Steamer. The Hongkong I>"ily Press of January 17, has the following which .supplement. 1 the information already published in th« Straits Times A startling: plot has just been revealed in Hongkong which had as its alleged object the piracy of the steamer199 words
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Article247 1924-01-30 9 Arab Landowner Sued On Contracts. The hearing was continued in tho Supreme Court this morning, before Mr. Justice Acton, oi the action in which a contractor named N. V. Vandynr sued Syed Omar Alsaj;off for $5,U34 in respect of work done, materials supplied, und wages paid to coolies247 words
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Article198 1924-01-30 9 The Bangkok Times records the death of Mr. Arthur David Ellison* aged 29, which took place in the Bangkok Nursing Home on January 11. Mr. Ellision died from collapse and shock following the injuries he received at Paknampoh, when the Borneo Company's station there198 words
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Article46 1924-01-30 9 A new Chinese School, styled Khi Fah Chinese School, is to be opened at Seremban shortly after the Chinese New Year. The followini gentlemen have been elected as office-bearers :—President, ClianK Stng Long vice-president, Lim Kay Mm treasurer, Chop Voon Koong Chong auditor, Chung Kit Nam.46 words
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Article935 1924-01-30 9 She was a wife, and the mother of two children, but she looked little more than a girl as she sat up in bed in the Nursing Home. The sweetness of her nature revealed itself in the gentle winsome face, and in the smile she gave the935 words
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Article70 1924-01-30 9 As a result of the efforts put forward by the Selangor Chinese Chamber of Commerce the Malay Mnil understands that the Under Secretary has addressed a letter to each of the British Residents expressing the hope tha', on February 1 and 2, preference will be ir ven by District Officers70 words
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Article877 1924-01-30 9 Lorry Driver Fails to Obtain Damages. A case was hoard in the Supreme Court yesterday, before Mr. Justin' Acton, in which a Malay lorry -drixer named Y*aep bin Tasa sued the K. M. S. Railways for $10,000 in respect of damages sustained in an accident in July877 words
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Article117 1924-01-30 9 The Deli Courunt of January 'I<\ sta'i An official z.nd a number of clerks in Government Inoome-tax Departmnr Medan have been able to defrud thi Netherlands India Government of i thousands of guilders by offering t.. up faked accountant-reports eoncei the business of Chinese merchants, were liable117 words
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54 1924-01-30 9 A contractor's coolie, whilst workin cargo on the K. P. M. steamer S-> decroon this morning, lost his balair and fell into the hold. He was bn. to tl'e deck unconscious anil taken ashora to the International Dispensary, who on examination by the doctor, life54 words
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Sporting News and Notes.
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Article122 1924-01-30 10 Th« Rantau Tournamcat. miiut iriin its own pore. All available cooru i it will imt bt I Mag made for thi Dt, when uui liib championship will be eonb I iilwillt and open tounwI S., i Bxed for th -.h'!;!.'.-. San Morda; Kletnman, champion n!' the :i:i>;lo-i. parti122 words
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Article19 1924-01-30 10 vice] rndon January ii.). Olympic ice:;t Prance by l.'i 2. den by 22 0. Sweden by .;x19 words
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Article39 1924-01-30 10 enl the s.R.c. tgainst tin Indian Association at hockey to-morrow on the S.K.C. ground: (i. Armii.l L. GanuneU I. V. M I wqucrcKM and J. O'Hara .1. I: w. Moreira, apt.) A. V. ran dar Baak anil N39 words
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Article350 1924-01-30 10 Besaltfl of the First Day. Prom Our Own Correspondent.) [poh, January 21). The weather waa tine and there was a :i!::nu for ihe opening of the Gymkhana Club's race meeting here f v .scratching.; Gentle Eva, Calculator, Bex, Pirstaway, Oi thez one 1 1 fusing. Mile. 1. Ton350 words
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Article125 1924-01-30 10 The following Royal Singapore Yacht i lub arrangements are announced Saturday M teh between Margaret II (No. Mi ami K\. (No. l'J> for tho I.uiuion Cup will be sailed over the usual i! at 1 p.m. Sundti phiei presented to the Club bj Mr. Mir.,.-' H. Brown will be125 words
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Article22 1924-01-30 10 The closing data for entries to the Volunteer Corps Battal'on Rifle Ciub'a :i:nual prize mooting has been nended to Febraai22 words
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Article79 1924-01-30 10 The following are the teams for a practice match on the S.C.C. giound on Friday Colours.— W. Millard-Watts. W. Pen- ea. M. S. Bonaventura, W. H. Gatfield, K. MacLennan, G. A. Potter, C. F. Snell, R. E. Smith, W. Lindsay, A. E. A. Moslev, H. Morris. Whites.— P. C.79 words
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Article471 1924-01-30 10 League matches played on January li) resulted as follows Division 1. Arsenal 1, Cardiff 2 Birmingham 6, Nottingham 2; Blackburn i>. \\"<--t Hani United 0 Bolton Wanderers 1. Aston Villa 0 Everton 1, Middlesboioujrh 0; Huddersfield 0, Chaises 1; Manchester City 0, Liverpool 1 Notts ounty 0, PrestOß471 words
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Article190 1924-01-30 10 Rugby matches on January 1G resulted as follows P ntsmouth Services 18, Devonport .Services Naval College, Greenwich 26, Middlesex Hospital 5. London, January 19.— Bath 3, Devonport Services 3 Cambridge University 9, London Scottish 16; Bridgewatcr 8, Cross Keys 0 Edinburgh lean 11. Stewarioni'jiis IK; Edinburgh li. Edinburgh190 words
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Article122 1924-01-30 10 New York, January 3. The amateur rule committee of the United States Lawn Tuinis Assoei tion has issued a report j<kmc the association to declare any player who is engaged in a tennis tonrramcr.t and concurrently writing tennis articles for compensation not an amateur. The committee's lenghy122 words
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Article56 1924-01-30 10 The Anal heats to decide which companies will represent the corps at Tanglin on Saturday Kebnjary L\ will take place at a'daei to-morrow, as follows Bayonet lighting. A. Co. wili run off against the Chinese Co. Bombing. C. Co.. B. Co. and the Chineie Co. will throw56 words
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Article194 1924-01-30 10 Macphail and Co.. Ltd.'s Repori. Singapore. January 30. HuWui tendon is. l'sd. Local 48tt c-rnt.s. Tin.— London £249 10s. Rubbers.— Ayer Moleks 1.07'j t> 1.12'/i. Bassetts 1 lo 1.0.'». Biok;i M ki G. r c-.nts, Bukit Katils GO to 66 cents. Glenealys 1.17'- t 1.25. .(cram Kuantans194 words
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Article124 1924-01-30 10 .i.n^aporo, janjary nu. Tin.— £249 10s.— down Ts. Od. ?124'.i 12."> tons ..old. Kubbtr.— Is. 1 'id. —down Vid. Rubbers. New Craipiele-s 52-5-1. Luna* 7-7. 50 ex., New S'.uda s 1. !).'>- l.l'i, Kcdah? 1.98-&Q5, Mandai Tc-konjjs :54-:)il. Bukit Jelotontf.s 411-52, Mtnlukabs 21>,-i-U%, Via Bonuts 22Vi-26,124 words
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98 1924-01-30 10 Rose Macphail and Co.'s Report. (L. K. Mtcph.il). Sinjrapoie, January ."30Uubber Is. l"gd. 48'^. Tin.— £249 10s., $124>i, 125 tons gold, Rubber.— Kuala Sidims LttK-l£7Vb, Brogas 60-65, New Craijtieleas 50-5.!, Punjfgors 47',2-52'2. Ayer Moleks 1.101.15, Amalgamated Malays 1.90-1.95. Tin.— Taipinfts 1.1J>;-1.17'-.., Norths tl>%-U7Hi Souths 1.05-1.10. Hitams 1.40-1.45, Fctalings 1.15-1.20, Pengkalens98 words
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Article297 1924-01-30 10 .hi duo Refuses Access To Children. Questions as to the rights iff divorced wives of access to their children were raised before Sir Henry Duke in the Divorce Court. Mr. Xiel Middleton, who appeared for the divorcee, asked an order that the mother should have future access to297 words
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Article64 1924-01-30 10 The death has occurred of Mr. George Ranker, head of the firm of Messrs. Banker and Co., import and export merchants and shipowners of Hongkong. The late Mr. Banker, who was 55 years of age, went to Hongkong many yean ago frani Shanghai and his name became wellknown in connection64 words
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CORRESPONDENCE.
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Letter21 1924-01-30 10 Ceylonew.— We cannot enconragt a wrangle met the late Sir Ponnampalan Arunachalani. Both point! of view have almaily b<< m Btfn21 words
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Letter476 1924-01-30 10 Equitable Restriction." To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, The recommendations of the Central Committee after months of waiting h^ve ban accepted at lust, with the reset vation ol making the maximum allowance 400 it).-, instead of :.'>o lbs. This will be for ir.c definite good of the industry.476 words
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Article299 1924-01-30 10 Sir .Malcolm Haiiey's Appointment Welcomed. The appointment of Sir Mnlt-olm Hailoy to the Punjab, where the situation has teen causing anxiety for some time, is generally approved. Even Indian circles, who feared the appointment of a soldier, pay a tribute to Sir Malcolm Hailey's ability, though299 words
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Article107 1924-01-30 10 This week the Surina features Um Gum 1 Gambit- serial, with Charles Hutchison and Anne Luther, tho whole IS episodes or 31 reels to be screened nightly, commencing from to-day at 7.10 p.m. sharp. The feature at the Empire Cinema. remaining until Friday, contains in its five reels107 words
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Article831 1924-01-30 10 Army and Naval Cadets in Serious (on diets. (From Our Own Correspondent). Bangkok, January Ugly Ineidenta have just occurred in Bangkok when lection of Army Cadcis ami Naval Cadets came into conflict. For some time past there has been bud feeling between the two parties anl during831 words
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Article231 1924-01-30 10 Heroic Conduct of European Lady. A Hankow paper states that when the bandits arrived at the mission at Tsaoyung on December 27 they warned Mr. and Mrs. Hoff, in Chinese, not to run away. .Mr. and Mrs. Huff did not understand Chinese and followed the instructions given to231 words
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Article414 1924-01-30 10 Prevalence of Disease In Singapore. As the result of a raid made recently by Mr. W. G. Stilling a number of Chinese, and Japanese keepers of brothels (15 in all) in Syed AH Lane, Jalan BaMr, Malay, Hylam and Malabar Strti charged before Air. P. A. K.414 words
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Article602 1924-01-30 10 PIRATE GANG ROUNDED UP Activities of the Hongkong Police. What is considered to be one of the finest bits t'f work carried out by the local police in recent years has just been disclosed, says the Hongkong Daily Ptwa <«t January 16. For the past week or so the police,602 words
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Article1384 1924-01-30 11 Supplementary Wires From J Indian Exchanges. i The following supplementary cablet«k( n fr'jiu Indian exchange! to hai.d A KIM Election Deposit. London, January 17 -Tha problem U engaging the attention of le^al axpetts ■>' ■tc of the £15(1 Election deposit connected with Sir Kiederiuk Binburv'^ election1,384 words
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Article377 1924-01-30 11 Details of Experiments In Sarawak. Apparently Sarawak deserves credit for being hist in the field as regards Aireless telephony in this part of thi Aorld. fllMWiltflll experiments were u'.ade there two yean ago, and since irten broadcasting has been considerably developed. The first radiophone was installed in Kucning377 words
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Article198 1924-01-30 11 TM li»n. treasurer uegs in ui-miuw-ledge with many thanks receipt of the following donations Previously acknowledged $20,633.62 Members ot' Hwn. Tan Kah Kee and Co. 2K, collected by Mr. Sia Lian Seng 132. Pin I' m Asm. U-ollected by Mr. Tan Boon l hi... UIO.198 words
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Page 11 Advertisements
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Advertisement76 1924-01-30 11 2 Moutrie Pianos The outstanding characteristic of the MOUTRIE PIANO is consistency in QUALITY. Lijrht and responsive touch. An instrument of perfect tonal balance. Our terms of graded payments will en- able you to possess one to-day. J^ S. Moutrie Co., Ltd. RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. „*»W% CALLENDER'S VERIBEST READY ROOFING76 words
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Advertisement350 1924-01-30 11 RAFFLES HOTEL monday-i™ Telephone 2926 (10 Line*) TUESDAY.— Dinner and Dance. The finest Ballroom in the EaM. WEDNESDAY.— Orchestral Concert. IHIkSDAV.— t.urxl .Niki'l. Dinner and GRILL ope« till 12 p.m. I RIDAY.-Tea Dan.ant. SATIKDAY.— Cuest Night. Dinner and TO-NIGHT l>«n«-e. nPrUIT^TR AI RAFFLES ORCHESTRA. uKcnr-s i i\/\l EDCAR II1I1AN1) CONCERT350 words
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Article562 1924-01-30 12 Comparative Statement of Import and Export of Principal Goods. The British Malay* Heturn of Foreign Imports and Exports for the month ended December 31, 1923, is issued by the Registrar of Imports and Exports. The following points should be noted Only articles imported into or exported out of562 words
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Advertisement502 1924-01-30 12 CONTRACTORS' PLANT On completion of Prai Wharves jind Johore Causeway Contracts, the Contractors, TOPHAM. JONES RAILTON, LTD., of London, have B lanre quantity of LAND AND MARINE I>LANT !()R IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL. The LAND PLANT includes Air Compressors, Boilers, Cranes (Trav.lliiiK. Derrick, Goliath and Titan, iil> to IS tons lift), Concrete502 words
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Advertisement317 1924-01-30 12 GOVERNMENT OF JOHORE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. Tenders arc hereby invited for the Erection of a New Government Out-Door Dispensary with Quar:crs for Dispensers at Johore Bahru. Plans and Specification may be seen at the Office of the Executive Engineer, Johore !>2hru, on any days (Fridays and Holidays i-;ceptc(l) during the317 words
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Advertisement257 1924-01-30 12 NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP NOTICK is hereby given that the P«rtn«r- i ship heretofore subsisting between CHIANG t'AK of No. 20 (formerly No. 13) Jalan Terus Johore Bahru. and TAN HOE CHUR of Chop Yong Hoa Seng of Cucob, Johore, enrrying on business as opium and spirit dealers at257 words
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Advertisement188 1924-01-30 12 TO LET OFFICES, GODOWNS, ETC. 15. 22, 24, 27, 80, 82 aad 47, Ta« Aread*. M, Malacca Strett. 1. Collyar Quay. S, 7, 89 and »0, Boblasoa Road. 18-a and I*l, Caani. Alley. I, B.tt.ry Road. 11 aad 16, Bafflci Quay. 15, Stamford Road. SB and 70 rflnt aad iccond188 words
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Advertisement129 1924-01-30 12 4 1 99? If /or yflfe/t who care VIRGINIA CIGARETTES rpnTjlfri Made by hand One at a time HHMM I min^ S-»~»~et Fm TH El With the Mellow Tone The [V. ~T ARISTOCRAT I jj|j|]jji"] of all GRAMAPHONES Invites comparison with any other instrument in design, tone, finish, work- pr~129 words
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Advertisement278 1924-01-30 13 E /T i f T fi a^» X>« JL lure Wires snd Cables manufactured by THE St. HELEN'S CAULK AND RUBBER CO., LTD., HMJ be buried in plaster without fear of injury. For electrical installations when good appearance is desired, unsightly cleat wiring is therefore no longer necessary, and the278 words
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Advertisement502 1924-01-30 13 PAWS CARTERS fto metal can touch you Millions of men prefer PARIS Garters because they wear longer and give greater comfort. They hold your hose as securely as they do their friends. Say PARlSwhen you buy. Manufacturer a. STEINS COMPANY Chicago, U.S.A. New York, U.S-A. ReprrMOtativci MULLER PHIPPS, (MaUva) Ltd.502 words
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Advertisement347 1924-01-30 13 AUCTION SALE exeeOeat waz-pol!sbed aad w.ilnut-stained tiak ht»'-. Itare, HJI.V. cabinet gnuMphone :i»u reeerfa, etc. To be hold nt No. 70, Priaaca Street, on Saturdn; Pohruary 2. at 2.30 p.m. CompriFing onr His Mastii's Voice cabinet Gramophone* with records, excellent wax polished teak dining table, almeirahs and wardrobes with panel347 words
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Advertisement346 1924-01-30 13 CHEONfi KOOSI SENfi ft CO. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE of valuable land *md house properties. At Mc»Brs. Chronc Konn Sen* Co.'s sale- I room, No. 30, Thulia Street. on Wedneiday. January SO, at 2.30 p.m. MORTGAGEE'S SALE. Lot 1. Valuable freehold land, together with the attap hou.ieo known an No. 8,346 words
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Advertisement68 1924-01-30 13 i George Nelson Dale Co WAKWICK, KNCI.AND. I I I I; I FO« FOOD. i Jasw'i rTEifr«sSiE u ttUix 1 1 1 t OBTAINABLE PBOM AIX DEALERS. t Bi 1 i ■at >:ivi' 1 i t J. K. (,v.in.ull. Box 22J, j t ij '1 IMMIMMMIII e-e-e-e-e-e- MASSAGE HALL M68 words
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Advertisement1961 1924-01-30 14 ■»f q a»r ■psjiMOTron»qs^"" a w sT«"«"""" w MsTal» w !>■■■■■■■, ■■■MMW«waMM Assets over r >,000,000 S.C. Anwanee lit fort* over 117,000.000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated la Straits Settlements.) I' Mi OFFICE: Winchester Hovse, Singapore AORDON OFFICB i M, Old Jewry, I.C. The Company .has 220,0001,961 words
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Advertisement256 1924-01-30 14 The VINOLIA tablet is famous everywhere. It lathers in any kind of water and leaves in its track a delicious! y subdued fragrance. Royal Vinolia j -^gfe-Cfl^Bsa^saßfr It is purifying and anti- *{£,T septic keeps the teeth jBkS sound and beautiful, giving lv C? L rt exquisite freshness to the256 words
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Article832 1924-01-30 15 Motes and lommcnts On j Current Topics. Four Speeds for Ford Cars. Many Ford ownen have realised that the performance of their cars may b 'improved by Boms form of auxiliary gear box combined with the standard >• >rd two-speed transmiaaon. in the Miller 'gear an attempt832 words
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Article75 1924-01-30 15 Programme of drills up to and for week ending February I). Wednesday, January 30. 5.15 p.m., Drill Hall, all units, training for Garrison sports. Friday, February L 5.15 p.m.. Drill Hall, all units, training for Garrison sports. Saturday, February 2. 2 p.m., Farror range (Seletar), Eurasian Co.,75 words
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37 1924-01-30 15 Orders for week ending February 3, 1<J24 Wednesday, January 30. Officers i-lass. Raffles Institution 5.15 p.m. Band Practice at 5.15 p.m. Thursday. January 31. (Mean class, Raffles Institution 5.15 p.m.37 words
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Advertisement100 1924-01-30 15 New Prices 1-Ton Truck Chassis >—^ coitaplete with drivers eak 2£r Light Delivery Van Touring Car Chassis EASY PAYMENTS ARRANGED. Wearne Brothers, Ltd. Orchard Road, Singapore. Chevrolet Cars Soi» Ktarifi, dynamo, Magneto ignition, horn, speedometer, detachable rims, doable folding windscreen and one-man hood. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY $1,600 CENTRAL MOTORS, LTI. -rie100 words
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Advertisement658 1924-01-30 15 The Selection of Tyres I jKfr n Racing drivers are most particular about the make of (vies they fft Vi AKj VA Tyre failure tr.ay not only mean the loss of a race hut it /AiEJva R«3n FIRESTONE (JIM DIPPED CORDS on the first live winners at \ty3 L\ I658 words
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Advertisement299 1924-01-30 16 GUAN KIAT CO., LTD. M. Phillip Street. NKW SHII'MF.NTS TO HANI). Brass Crescent Glabt Valves in. and J 4 in. Smooth-on Iron Cement Nns. 1 and 2 Emery Wheels with bevelled edges '"Trojan" Screw Drivers "Cyclops" Nail Pullers "Pike" Domestic grinders complete and Corrundum WheeU. Creen Mosquito Netting, 16 mesh,299 words
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Advertisement301 1924-01-30 16 PARISIAN HOUSE GROSVENOR BUILDING. We beat all competition with our prices Ladies' Straw Hats 3.00 Crepe-chine Hat 5.00 FROM PARIS. Morning Dress 6.00 Afternoon Dress $12.00 to $18.00 Model Parisian Shoes $12.00 Supplies of good quality Second Hand Momi Chests are now available LEE KIM SOO 20, HIGH STREET. 113301 words
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Advertisement867 1924-01-30 16 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS The PREPAID charges for Wants, For Sale, To Let, etc, in ordinary close set type (average six words to line) are Per line One insertion 28 cents, two ins. 46 cts., three ins. 64 cts., four ins. 82 cts., five ins. (1.00, six ins. $1.13, ten ins. $1.40,867 words
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Advertisement931 1924-01-30 16 LAND AND HOUSES TO LET, No. 76, Middle Road Apply Meyer Brothers. TO LKT, f.-c. D'Almeida Street. Rent moderate. Apply 8, D'Almeida Street. TO LET, bungalow 112, River Valley Road. Apply M. H. Sassoon, 6-1, Malacca Street. TO LET, furnished bungalow, Telok Kurau tennis, garage, etc., good sea bathing. Apply931 words
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Advertisement443 1924-01-30 16 OCULAR HEADACHES. Eighty per cent, of headaches are Ocular Headaches caused through some defect of vision. If your headache is so caused you will never be relieved until you wear scientifically-fitted glasses to correct the defect. Let me test your sight and make certain. You will not be advised glasses443 words
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Advertisement202 1924-01-30 16 Read Harold Bell Wright's Novels. Over 9.000.000 ropier, have been sold The Calling of Kan Matthews Helen of (he Old House The Shepherd <>t the Hills The Printer .if Udells The Winning of Harhura Worth Their Ywrtcnlajri The Re-creation of Urain Kent When a Man is a Man The Eyes202 words
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Miscellaneous312 1924-01-30 16 THE STRAITS TIMES. TELEPHONES. Editorial and General Ml Manager's Office 1117 All communications relating to editoria! matters nnd npni should In' addressed to THE EDITOR. All communications relating to business matters- advertisements subscription?, accounts. printing, etc., should be addressed to THE MANAGER. SIKS; IMI'IION KATES. Payable in Advance. STRAITS TIMES312 words
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