Malacca Guardian, 17 December 1928
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Title Section17 1928-12-17 1 MALACCA GUARDIAN (PUBLISHED WEEKLY). 01. I. MALACCA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1928. SINGLE COPY TEN CENTS. No. 5117 words
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Advertisement515 1928-12-17 1 TRY THE I Malacca Guardian’’ THE MALACCA WEEKLY AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM FOR RATES, WRITE TO THE MANAGER. I A O W fl Telegrams: A.B.C. sth and 6th Editions, oio if 1 X “Statetrust” Singapore. Bentley’s and Liebers. M lif ESTATE S TRUST AGENCIES (1927) LIMITED. I v w A515 words
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Advertisement39 1928-12-17 1 SUBSCRIPTION RATES. I (PAYABLE IN ADVANCp 0 MONTHS $l.OO 6 2.00 I 12 4.00 9 FOR PLACES OUTSIDE MALACCA TOWN, ADD 25 CENTS, 50 CENTS, $1 RESPECTIVELY FOR POSTAGE. FOR POSTAGE TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES PLEASE DOUBLE THE ABOVE AMOUNTS.39 words
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Article858 1928-12-17 2 MESSRS. UNITED TRADERS (K.L.), LTD. MALACCA. loth December, 1928. Rubbers: —There have been small variations in the price of the commodity during the fortnight, and to-day closes at 8%d. London, 17% 1 cents New York, and 29% cents Singapore. London stocks continue to decline and stand at 16,517858 words
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CHINA NEWS
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Article211 1928-12-17 2 (Kuo Min .W» Age, y) Reduction and reorirani/st the Fengt.cn force/' f supervision of the ArmJ ln e Committee are neLnnVcotS 0 according to a teiegrannu from Mukden subm.tteu i, 1 111 rots Chan Hsueh-hang n IT T un and Yan e Yu-ting to ■e s' Council ‘estate(Kuo Min .W» Age, y) - 211 words
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Article131 1928-12-17 2 Another large batch of famine lefugees from Honan has arrived at the Capital and they are temporarily staying in the Hsiakwan area. General Feng Yu-hsiang has sent his representatives to investigate into their condition with a view to adopting measures for their relief, Under instructions from the Special131 words
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Advertisement1460 1928-12-17 2 ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS. T nn XTATTfIi 1 Valuable Building Allotments, situated in i the township of Bandar Maharani, Muar, w NOTIFICATION. A general meeting will he held and township of Bandar Penggaran, Batu W 5, PW D M 90/26 at the Hokian n_ Hahat, and also a piece of1,460 words
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Obituary45 1928-12-17 2 ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mr. Poh Kim Teong and family warmly thank all relatives, friends and associations who attended the funeral of the late Madam Tong Swee Neo and who sent scrolls wreaths and letters of condolence, and also those who lent their cars and rendered personal help.45 words
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Article2104 1928-12-17 3 j-j'/u Malacca Guardian does not necessarily endorse the opinion of its correspondents Bad Urchins. «jo the Editor of the Malacca Guardian.’’ Dear Sir, Surely it is not fair and just if a nia n is allowed to say or do whatex,»r he likes and the rest of his low2,104 words
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Advertisement221 1928-12-17 3 i iftefi jj E oncess,onaires for malava n H Beg to announce that for the conve- <g fg nience of present and prospective J| H Fiat owners, new service premises fg H and organization, under own manage- Ĕ jg ment, have now been opened 1 33 37, Jonker Street, I221 words
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RECENT NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
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MONDAY.
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Article278 1928-12-17 4 GREAT PROSPERITY UNDER BRITISH RULE. The Colonial Office issues a rspoi t on Wei Hai Wei, which with a surrounding area in tne Shantung Province is held by Great Br „ain on lease. Ihe report shows how this area has been exempt from the horrors undergone by278 words
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Article197 1928-12-17 4 A sensation has been caused in financial and political circles by the arrest of Madame Martne Manau and her divorced husband, Lazare Bloch, in connection with what is described as one of the most colossal financial swindles in the French records. Tney are accused of huge frauds197 words
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Article109 1928-12-17 4 News frcm Uussia shows that Staim i 3 ruthlessly suppressing adherents of Trotsky, batches of whem arc being sent to convict settlements tn the Soiovietsk Isianas and Kem, where there are respectively 27,000 and 20,000 prisoners, including many dignitaries and hundreds of laymen of the Roman Catholic Church,109 words
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TUESDAY.
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Article186 1928-12-17 4 FOREIGN CREDITORS. Newspapers give prominence to a statement by Mr. Hussey Freke justifying his continuance in the office of Associate Chief Inspector of the Salt Administration in China. Under the changed conditions brought about by the Nationalist Government, he points jut, recently the Inspectorate has jeen powerless186 words
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Article108 1928-12-17 4 Authoritative quarters at Berlin express surprise that despite Locarno, and prior to the opening of the important Lugano negotiations, War threats should be used to endeavour to prevent an AustroGerman Union. M. Briand's phrase that self-determination does not give a nation the right to commit suicide, has caused108 words
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Article101 1928-12-17 4 CELTIC ON ROCKS. The White Star liner Celtic,” from New York, grounded yesterday on the rocks at the entrance to Queenstown harbour. Efforts to tow her off have been unavailing so far. It is understood that the liner, which is lying high and dry, is holed and there are twelve101 words
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Article72 1928-12-17 4 General Chiang Kai Shek’s chief of staff in a Reuter interview regarding the Berlin cable stating that the Russians had arrested many Chinese, including Chiang Kai Shek’s son, stated that Chiang Kai Shek had received no news of his son’s arrest. Their relations were bad, his son having72 words
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Article28 1928-12-17 4 Latest returns show that the total number of unemployed is 1,350,800. This is 44,705 less than the week before but 201,152 more than a year before.28 words
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Article20 1928-12-17 4 The Austrian Government offers to settle her American debt, fixed at 34.6 million dollars, in 20 annuities.20 words
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WEDNESDAY.
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Article218 1928-12-17 4 BRITAIN READY TO QUIT IF OTHERS WILL. In the Llouse of Fiords, Replying to Lord Parmoor (Labour), who argued that the Peace Treaty compelled us to withdraw our troops from the Rhineland in the immediate future without waiting tiil che whole of reparations were paid, Lord Hailsham,218 words
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Article174 1928-12-17 4 In the House of Lords Lord Clarendon introduced his proposals for reform of the Upper House. This subject has been discussed for years and in the Parliament Act of 1911, which modified the powers of the House of Lords, reform of its constitution was ieft over174 words
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Article46 1928-12-17 4 The eggbound ship,” as the 3,000 ton refrigerator steamer Glaciere is nicknamed, because she is carrying a cargo of 40,000,000 eggs from Shanghai to Hamburg, is held up off Deal, awaiting fresh orders from her owners in regard to her port of destination.46 words
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Article48 1928-12-17 4 The amalgamation of 22 retail department stores, negotiations for which, it is understood, have been concluded, embodies a Billion Dollar Combine controlled by the Hahn Stores, New Jersey. It is expected .o form a nucleus of the largest system of retail stores in the world.48 words
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Article32 1928-12-17 4 Thirty Chinese officers from the Kalgan Military School have arrived in Germany to study in the various technical branches of German universities for periods of three and four years.32 words
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THURSDAY.
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Article311 1928-12-17 4 HEIR TO THRONE RAYS KING BRIEF VISIT. The Prince of Wales arrived in London at 10.18 p.m. on Tuesday and was met by the Duke'of York. Mr. Baldwin greeted the Prince of Wales on arrival at Folkestone at 8.44 p.m. Both entrained for London at 8.48 p.m. A311 words
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Article215 1928-12-17 4 A bulletin s gned by six doctors says that an opt ration on the King for drainage of the right side of the chest was successful and the condition of His Majesty is satisfactory. The surgeon was Sir Hugh Rigby. The Prince of Wales (and the I)uke215 words
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Article99 1928-12-17 4 The authorities at Buenos Aires have unearthed what is believed to be a plot against the life of Mr. Hoover, the United States Presid-ent-designate. During the past few days the authorities have been rounding up persons believed to be hostile to the United States. They raided a99 words
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FRIDAY.
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Article119 1928-12-17 4 PARTY AMBUSHED ON ALGERIAN DESERT. General Clavery, commanding the Ain Sefra district, Staff Captains Pasquet and Debenne, two N.C.O.’s and a party of Foreign Legionaries, returning from a tour of inspection in Algeria, were ambushed in the desert 40 miles south of the Colomb Bechar railway terminus.119 words
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Article130 1928-12-17 4 At the Berlin Press Association’s banquet this evening in the presence of a distinguished gathering, including members of the diplomatic corps, leading politicians, scientists, industrialists, bankers, pressmen, etc., the Reich Chancellor said that their thoughts would turn towards Herr Stresemann who, notwithstanding his recent dangerous illness, was attempting130 words
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Article126 1928-12-17 4 The Foreign Affa tv, Committee of the Reichstag sanctioned the trade and shipping agreement between Germany ano Soutn Africa and a similar agreement with Panama. in addition to the trade agreement with China. Tee Government spokesman pointed out that all restrictions on Gem any’s position as126 words
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Article102 1928-12-17 4 C OLLISION WITH POLICE IN BOMBAY. At least three are dead as a result of a collision between mill strikers and police in north Bombay in which the police tired in selfdefence after being stoned. Later it was officially stated that two were killed and 25 injured,102 words
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Article44 1928-12-17 4 Mr. Coolidge has opened the International Civil Aeronautic Conference, attended by 500 delegates including 100 from foreign countries. He said that two years ago the entire value of the aeronauticindustry in the United States was only £1,000,000. Now it was £35,000,000.44 words
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SATURDAY.
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Article401 1928-12-17 4 LORD CLARENDON’S I»RO|>os\i« REJECTED. Lord Clarendon’s proposals f or tne reform of the House of i 01( were again before the Up ('h an t The Marquis of (Liberal) «aid that t ße were very different from tin posals of the Government v ~.u were put401 words
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Article83 1928-12-17 4 Sir Austen Chamberlain, after conferring for an hour and a half with i.I. Briand and Dr. Stresemann, told British journalists that he was convinced that Dr. Stresemann would return to Berlin less pessimistic. They had all agreed that the first step should be to get the committee of experts83 words
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Article32 1928-12-17 4 Without a debate the U.S. Senate added over $250,000,000 (gold) > the Treasury’s Appropriation for the enforcement of Prohibitmalt is extremely unlikely* that House of Representative's will indorse this sum.32 words
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Article26 1928-12-17 4 A conference is being held at Ottawa in January, between Canada and the United States, to discii>> the problems of liquor smuggling from Canada.26 words
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PRIZE DISTRIBUTIONS.
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Article, Illustration699 1928-12-17 5 ROOD YEAR REPORTED BY PRINCIPAL. The annual prize distribution of the Angio-Chinese School, Kubu Koad, took place on Thursday morni. g at the Methodist Episcopal mirch, when the body of the building was filled with pupils, all being esent excepting the primary asses and a few whose religious699 words
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Article839 1928-12-17 5 INTERESTING PROGRAMME GIVEN BY THE PUPILS. At the annual prizegiving of the Banda Hilir English School, on Thursday morning, an amusing and entertaining programme was given by the pupils, Mrs. Suppiah presiding at the piano. A noticeable feature of the programme was that nearly every item contained839 words
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Article323 1928-12-17 5 On Friday last at 10.30 a.m., a prize-giving function took place, when the Hon. Mr. Tan Cheng Lock distributed the prizes to the boys of the Tranquerah English School. Before the distribution, Mr. G. R. M. Millar, the head of the school gave a resume of the323 words
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Article989 1928-12-17 5 G. P. Davis - Advantages of Agricultural Drainage. G. P. Davis, F.R.H.S. (Special to the Guardian.”) In my last article I attacked silt-pitting upon the grounds that it is in principle antagonistic to the recognized and orthodox first principles of soil management, and as such frustrates the very aim of scientific agriculture.(Special to the “ Guardian.”) - 989 words
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Advertisement147 1928-12-17 5 BUCK AN INVITATION The beauty, the style, and the luxury of the Silver Anniversary Buick, with its Masterpiece Bodies by Fisher, are apparent at a glance, but there is only one way to know the power I and virility that has been built into this car of cars and that147 words
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Article1171 1928-12-17 6 A correspondent last week seemed very greatly excited because the Guardian had not fallen into conniption tits over the refusal of the recent meeting of the so-called S. C. B. A. to admit reporters to their discussion on the proposal to1,171 words
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FROM OTHER PENS.
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Article225 1928-12-17 6 fev iiv »U sympathy?—“The Malayan Saturday Post.” There seems to be something in the atmosphere of the Kuala Lumpur Police Court which develops irascibility in tne Magistrates—tor which hapless folk have to suffer. Not long ago the Chief Justice nad to review one very vicious sentence for a— fev iiv »U sympathy?—“The Malayan Saturday Post.” - 225 words
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Article179 1928-12-17 6 seniors achieves nothing.—“ The Malaya Tribune/’ W e refuse to join in the too popular indictment of the presentday youth, and the* aspersions that ne prefers lounge-lizarding to tne parade-ground, and the tenni> court to,;the rifle range. And we certainly do not think that he is (going toseniors achieves nothing.—“ The Malaya Tribune/’ - 179 words
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Advertisement147 1928-12-17 6 §TSTE (^PHESS V r~ *M \J manufactured by M u )e a e rate of thousands p er x' «s** Made exclusively of the unique 555 leaf. (MADE IN *LON D 0 N B Y*ARDATM:TOBACCO CO LTD 107a* I SAFETY FIRST j s i Sg, Ja* |g Have you been147 words
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Advertisement83 1928-12-17 6 J: i I GuTiiiaE s €b Place Your I! 0 t XMAS ORDERS f I f New Stocks just arrived CHAMPAGNE f WHISKY X T I BRANDY PORT SHERRY. I y Heidseick, Gilbey and Meukow X Products -i I£ are known the world over. jj* I GllTimiE F @b I83 words
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Advertisement37 1928-12-17 6 t Pab c o I Plaster Board for Beauty and Permanence S I I I I j». il ,<•* 5; > "_jj For f urther particulars apply to: r J| SINE, DARBY g Co., Ltd. f <gj& Sole Agents.37 words
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
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Article691 1928-12-17 7 l!I)I(T AGAINST PERSON K PERSONS UNKNOWN. j ie Coroner, Mr. J. H. Owen, and a j ny of three were busy nearly a! <ia\ on Tuesday listening' to ev nee regarding the murder of Chin Ah Nam in his bed in the eating stall portion of the691 words
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Article233 1928-12-17 7 MR. CHAN AH HIM WEDS MISS TOH MUI NEO. The M. E. Church, Kubu Road, was full of friends of the young couple on Saturday afternoon, when the Rev. M. Dodsworth united in marriage Mr. Chan Ah Him of the Anglo-Chinese School staff and Miss Toh Mui Neo233 words
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Article118 1928-12-17 7 Miss Ada Pugh, who is wellknown in Malacca, returned on Friday, to resume her former place in the Mission here and Miss Dirksen goes to Sitiaw 7 an, Perak, to take over her work there. Miss Genevieve Stowe, of the Suydam Girls’ School, also left on Friday118 words
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Article118 1928-12-17 7 The following report from the Malaya Tribune will interest those Malaccans who met the Dr.” on his recent visit to this place:— A Java-born Chinese has been going round soliciting help with forged letters purporting to be from well-known people. Dr. Lim Boon Keng’s name has been118 words
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Article158 1928-12-17 7 The Headmaster of the AngloChinese School wishes, through the Guardian,” to express his gratitude to Inche Mohd. bin Haji Abdul Rahman for a voluntary gift of $lOO to the school. The money is given to be used for helping poor and deserving Malay boys to buy158 words
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Article584 1928-12-17 7 CROWDS RUSH INTO STREETS. At $.45 a.m. on Tuesday a tremendous- roar overhead brought most of the *population of Malacca into the streets in order to see the four Royal Air Force flying boats which are attached to the Singapore Naval Base making their return flight from584 words
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Article258 1928-12-17 7 The funeral of the late Madam Tpng Swee Neo, mother of Mr. Poh Kim Teong, J.P., took place on Friday last. There was a very large attendance at the funeral, and among those present at the graveside were several prominent Chinese of Selangor and Perak. Chinese Scrolls and258 words
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Article94 1928-12-17 7 As will be noted in our advertising columns, a public meeting has been called for Saturday afternoon to exert influence upon the Hon. Mr. Tan Cheng Lock, our leading citizen, in order to persuade him to stand for renomination as our unofficial representative on the Legislative94 words
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Article103 1928-12-17 7 The Malacca Club is planning a real jollification in celebration of Christmas. On Monday next, Dec. 24, there will be a Pierrot and Pierette dance at 9.30 p.m., with the real Christmas flavour, crackers, plum puddings, balloons, streamers, masks and false noses being much in evidence. A Champagne103 words
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Article86 1928-12-17 7 The great advance made in electrical engineering in Perak is set forth very clearly by the sixteen page illustrated electrical supplement issued by the Times of MaJaya on Friday on a good quality of book paper but newspaper size. The advertising itself is copiously illustrated with pictures86 words
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Article80 1928-12-17 7 On Thursday, the 13th instant, Mr. Chan Seng Kee entertained about one hundred and fifty friends to dinner at his residence, Nos. 48 and 50 Heeren Street, on the occasion of his mother’s 62nd birthday. His mother is the widow of the late Mr. Chan Cheng Siew, a80 words
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Article142 1928-12-17 7 J In the District Civil Court on Friday, a Chinese contractor by the name of Goh Eng Poh sued Tan Kam Choon for $65 for the erection of shelves in stalls rented by defendant from the Government in the* Malacca Agri-Horticultural show. Mr. Goho appeared for142 words
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Article167 1928-12-17 7 Teo Kum was sued by the Borneo Motors, Ltd., in the District Court on Friday for $lBO as the price of a truck body for a Chevrolet chassis, and $110.32 for two extra tyres. The evidence of the firm’s bookkeeper, Mr. A. E. Williams, showed that167 words
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Article186 1928-12-17 7 Inquiries into four deaths were held at the Coroner’s office on Friday. Death from heart failure was the verdict in the case of an unknown Tamil who was apparently about forty years of age. His body was found by the roadside not far from the Durian Daun Hospital.186 words
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Article110 1928-12-17 7 A brutal murder was committed in a brothel in Java Lane on Saturday morning. At the customary rising time one of the rooms w r as found locked and on looking over the partition one of the girls saw 7 the inmate of the room, a Cantonese, lying110 words
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Article37 1928-12-17 7 As a supplement to Friday’s issue of the S.S. Government Gazette is published the Malacca Municipal Budget for the year 1929, and its summary, w r hich has been approved by the Governor in Council,37 words
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Article131 1928-12-17 7 H.M.S. Cumberland is due here on January 21 and will remain for three days. The Dutch steamer Pontianak has discontinued her run to Muar and Malacca. We understand the British steamer Hua Tong will probably resume her run to this port some time next month. An unfortunate incident occurred131 words
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Article303 1928-12-17 7 Arrivals. By s.s. Kopah on Tuesday: Messrs. H. Waterfield, E. Kong Guan and N. C. S. Bosanquet. By s.s. Keiantan on Wednesday: Messrs. McNeill, J. H. Ciarke, E. Chester and M. Manuel. By s.s. Larut on Thursday: Mrs. McKerrow, Mrs. Macgregor and Messrs. J. W. Wyatt and E. W.303 words
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Page 7 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous121 1928-12-17 7 RIALTO THEATRE. To-night’s feature attraction at the Rialto Theatre is The Racing Fool,” a thrilling automobile racing drama, starring Reed Howes. In addition is Kenneth McDonald in The Battler,” a Northern drama with laughs and thrills aplenty. In the first show is the last instalment, Episodes 9 and 10, of121 words
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SPORTING NEWS.
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Article506 1928-12-17 8 ST. FRANCIS’ ASSOCIATION v. MALACCA CLUB. Franciscans Narrow Win. On Saturday as the S.F.A. v. K. L. Hornets match was cancelled, the Franciscans met the Malacca Club. A fast and keenly contested game ended a victory for the S.F.A. by the odd goal in five. The following were the506 words
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Article139 1928-12-17 8 TAN TAN PARTY BEAT MOONLIGHT PARTY. In a return match of six singles, played on Saturday last, on the Tan ian s court, the home team deleaied the Moonlight Badminton Party by 5 games to 1. The following were the scores. (T. T. B. P. names first) 1. A.139 words
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Article15 1928-12-17 8 The final of the Malacca Club American tennis tournament is being played this afternoon.15 words
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Article47 1928-12-17 8 The Malacca Chinese Football Club will be holding their annual tournaments f( r Billiards and Ping Pong shortly and members not in receipt of enti y forms are kindly requested to apply to Mr. Chan Cnoo Tiong, tha Hon. Sub-Secretary for the tournaments.47 words
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Article259 1928-12-17 8 On Saturday and Sunday, the Bth and 9th inst., the monthly medal was played oft. The monthly medal competitions are alternatively stroke competitions anti against bogey. Tne .ast competition was against boge\, and me mythical Colonel of tnac ilk—had he been playing a oaii a ball —would have259 words
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Article283 1928-12-17 8 EURASIAN VOLUNTEER CLUE ANNUAL MEETING. The Eurasian Volunteer Rifle Club held their first annual prize meeting on the S h and 9th instant at Bukit Sebukor. There were six events in all, the iast two events 500 and 600 yards Deliberate being open to ali members of the283 words
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Article91 1928-12-17 9 A’ a general meeting of the Jasin Rec)-' at ion Club held on the 7th ins a tit, the following gentlemen v vm elected office bearers for the em ang year:—President, Mr. C. r. ii >witt; Hon. Treasurer, Mr. R. Jozario; Hon. Secretary, Mr. L. anapaia: Hon.91 words
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Article745 1928-12-17 9 CONCLUSION OF TENNIS TOURNAMENT. Last Saturday, the Bth inst., at Jasin, tne Jasin Club held a sealed Handicap American tennis tournament mixed doubles. Mrs. Steed and Beatty met Miss Holden and MacDonald in the final round, the former pair winning- the tie. In connection with the tournament745 words
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Article1436 1928-12-17 9 HEALTH OF ESTATE LABOURERS. EXPLANATION OF HEALTH BOARD’S ENACTMENT. At a council meeting of the Asiatic Planters’ Association of Malaya, held in Kuala Lumpur in September, Mr. T. G. Wiggins, Administrator, Central Health Board, spoke on the Health Board’s Enactment. The services under that Board fall under three1,436 words
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Article152 1928-12-17 9 Report for week ending Ist December, 1928. Total flying time: 16 hours 10 minutes. Solo: Nil. Dual Instructions: 7.hours. Air Experience: 8 mins. Joy 5O minutes. Only one machine has been available this week, but G-Ebuk is now practically ready. G-Ebuj, however, is ready for engine overhaul,152 words
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Advertisement235 1928-12-17 8 I THE I XSIBW OAR I Ferformanc, Comfort, Safety I to Every Demand. st!ass I JgJ) A car with speed that can be maintained mile after mile; M s; power that* takes you up a steep hill without effort; pickup Ik that places you far ahead of any car on235 words
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Advertisement112 1928-12-17 8 1! /mm i j /iiiiiwr, j 3 1 I RESIDENTS OF MALACCA f AND DISTRICT. I Mr. H. B. WINTER f WILL VISIT It j| MULseea li I ON S MONDAY 17th DECEMBER I Interviews at REST HOUSE 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. I H. B. WINTER I Tailor BATTERY112 words
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Advertisement150 1928-12-17 9 FOG! 1926 1 I OME MILLION' I I j since LJa I I Priees: Ltd. z Touring $1,395 c Sedan -$1 795 Singapore Malacca Seremban s (at Singapore) Kuala Lumpur Ipoh Taiping Penang l 3 THIS GREATEST I Jf\ ESSEX iA i&jfl SUPER LONG FORESHADOWED BY FAMOUS ESSEX ACHIEVEMENTS. The150 words
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Advertisement225 1928-12-17 10 A DELPHI HOTEL, SINGAPORE. f UNDER ROYAL PATRONAGE. REMODELLED AND REDECORATED. LARGE COOL. AIRY ROOMS with ELECTRIC LIGHT and CEILING FANS. E; ch i.ocMi wlh its own Private Bathroom, fitted with the Latest Sanitary Installation and Shower Baths The ONLY HOTEL in SINGAPORE so fiUed. Terms', a la Carte or225 words
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Advertisement212 1928-12-17 10 n Sensational Success f 1 —basetlon W,h its sound basic design and’ its Its smooth, silent performance, com- j background of scientific development bined with the new, stylish bodies on General Motors Proving Ground provides a measure of owner satis- 1 with its production advantages faction unequalled in its field.212 words
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Page 10 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous204 1928-12-17 10 ri altotheatre! "1 I PROGRAMMES. I 1| From Monday 17th to Wednesday 19th Dec. From Thursday 20th to Sunday 23rd Dec. w At 9-30 p.m. Nightly At 9-30 p.m. A KENNETH MCDONALD s The Latest Pathe Gazette. W IN BETTY COMPSON in f I “THE BATTLER ”-5 Reds. “Hie Ramshackle204 words
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MALAYAN MATTERS OF MOMENT.
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Article731 1928-12-17 11 I nrKSTIONS RE SUBORDINATE I U CIVIL SERVANTS. I ;rRI .;\(.THEMNG THE PREVENTIVE SERVICE. \i Monday’s meeting of the Le<r 1: -.alive Council a message expivssnig the aistress of Malaya at Less of His Majesty ttie King ,V a < ordered sent to the Home Government. Xn following731 words
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Article392 1928-12-17 11 CHINESE IMMIGRATION DECREASING. The following are extracts from the minutes of a committee meeting field in the Singapore Exchange Room on Monday, December 10: A letter from Government was tabled replying to tjne Association’s enquiry as to theffixissibility of a serious increase of Chinese immigrants to392 words
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Article137 1928-12-17 11 At the first annual general meeting of the Singapore India-Ceylon I Club, held on the 12th instant, the following gentlemen were elected for the ensuing year:— President: —M. Kader Sultan, Esq., J.P., f Chevalier de la Legion d’Honneur, re-elected. Hon. Secretary and Treasurer —I. I. Modr. Nagalingam, Esq.,137 words
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Article193 1928-12-17 11 A police notification states that on Dec. 6 a forged $lO note was passed in a shop at Telok Anson. This note is a very good forgery but a trifle dark in colour. The following points will help to distinguish this class of forged note. (1) Serial193 words
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Article75 1928-12-17 11 Two Hylams w T ere re-arrested on banishment warrants issued by tne British Resident, Selangor, after having been discharged on Tuesday in the Kuala Lumpur Police Court by the Magistrate, on a charge of having been in possession of Communist literature. The accused are said to have been75 words
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Article156 1928-12-17 11 In the Supreme Court at Kuaia Lumpur on Wednesday, according to the Malay Mail,” before the Chief Justice (Sir Henry Gompertz), T. Weerakody, formerly employed as chief clerk by Messrs. Whiteway, Laidlaw Co., Kuala Lumpur, came up for sentence on a charge of criminal breach of trust in156 words
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Article155 1928-12-17 11 According to the Malaya Tribune,” the wedding took place on Saturday, at 11 a.m. at the W esley Church, Fort Canning Road, Singapore, of Miss Teo Soon Kim, (Barrister at Law of the Inner Temple, London) and Dr. L. C. Lo (Ph.D. ol the Columbia University, New.155 words
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