Malayan Saturday Post, 14 June 1924
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Malayan Saturday Post
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Title Section26 1924-06-14 1 The MAlaya Saturday POst ILLUSTRATED The only Illustrated Weekly Paper m Malaya. Published every Saturday. Vol. I. No. 22. SINGAPORE. JUNE 14. 1924. Price 15 Cents.26 words
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Advertisement110 1924-06-14 1 Under the Most Distinguished Patronage of H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught T.S. R.H. Prince Princess of Teck By Appointment To By Appointment To H. M. The King of Siam Hl H Tbe Sultan of Johore jn^rijrf^^^s^i^^^ YOU WILL SAVE MONEY and you are assured of GOOD VALUE 6* SATISFACTION When110 words
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Advertisement20 1924-06-14 1 I^^^. WDlltl FY\ P fi% M V i 41 P X p 5? fc^^^fc^^ PEPPERMINT I] L s CHEWINw SWEET20 words
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Advertisement409 1924-06-14 2 NNORDS ""SOAP A BAR SOAP of a quality and purity that mj± I Dear Mr. Editor, 1 We thank you fot vertisement and have pk referred to. Further P the following dealers Quek Khye Seng Guan Moh Tong Lee a Co. KwONG SIEW CHIA Peng Lee Sect Yong Guan Quek409 words
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Advertisement106 1924-06-14 3 She flDala^an Saturba^ fftost. (The only Illustrated Weekly m Malaya.) JUNE 14, 1924. PRICE 15 CENTS. Contents. Page 5. Illustrations 6. do 7. South Africa 8. Problems of Cricket Practice Women on Causes of War 9. Sport of the Week 10. Motoring m Malaya The V. D. Commission 11. Perak's106 words
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Advertisement242 1924-06-14 3 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Prent Page. Slessrs B. P. De Silva— Jeweller. Philip Thayer &Co IVpp, r mint Chewing Sweet. Asiatic letroleum Co., Ltd Shell Oil. Page '2. Messrs. McAlister Co., Ltd., Burford's Prize If o. 1 Soap. WhiU-away Lii.llaw k Co., Ltd.— Dressing Cases, Writing Attache Cases. Page 3. John242 words
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Advertisement244 1924-06-14 4 CIGARETTES. The Coupons found m each tin of £6 <t tO CigaretUt can fc sxcUmged for tk* full mi*9 valuable presents: El. Electro Plated Nickel Silver Cigarette Cas* (I'lain) 20 large or 40 small Coupons. iiii—iiii E3. Onoto Fountain Pen with Clip 40 80 t tC^ r -J E4. Thermos244 words
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Advertisement57 1924-06-14 4 GO WHERE? Is HAPPY VALLEY 1 THE PUCt FOI( AMUStINTS" Oriental Music and Dance, Chinese Wayang, Etc., Etc Etc The Finest Location and The Best Amusement Ground SPEND YOUR EVENINGS THERE AND HAVE A GOOD Tit NO BETTER PLACE IN SINGAPORE Admiuion 10 cent*. WHAT SAY W TO THIS? j57 words
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Article, Illustration97 1924-06-14 5 Recognition of the meritorious services rendered by the Chief Secretary was long overdue. The rank of Knight Commander of the British Empire c inferred on him is generally regarded as utterly inadequate but a recent Colonial Office97 words
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Article, Illustration36 1924-06-14 6 In the above match played on Saturday and Monday last Negri Sembiian beat Singapore by an inning and i:i runs Negri Scnibilan won through good bowling and fielding and clever leadership.36 words
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Article, Illustration28 1924-06-14 6 Photographs by tttock* liy H.N. Huikendge Fine Art Litho Co. Singapore just managed t«» get the victory over Selangor id an eveoly contested game.H.N. Buckeridge; Fine Art Litho Co. - 28 words
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Article288 1924-06-14 7 She— What do you call it when two Tsons are thinking of the same ing—mental telepathy? He—Sometimes it's that and somenes it's just plain embarrassent.— An experienced husband is one who members his wife's birthday, but rgets which one it is. He: I told your father I could not288 words
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Article1114 1924-06-14 7 To most literate people, the war is the Great Wa»\ To some tons of thousands of Rut [ill fptittif Bovtfa Africans the war is, and to the end of their days will he, the An<?lo-Bo?r war of 1899-1902. In thi; fact lies one great cause of difference b?tween1,114 words
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Article204 1924-06-14 7 Plan to Fix Market Prices. A strong move has been started m Australian wool and financial circles to preserve the B.A.W.R.A. organisation uneer some such name as Wood Control, Ltd., with the support of wool growers and brokers. It is not intended to supplant the present wool-selling204 words
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Advertisement106 1924-06-14 7 PARFUMS D'ORSAY "The aristocrat of French Perfumes." Delicately Fragrant, Subtle and Adhering Representative Stocks Held By p. a. BEINS. P. A. BEINS LTD. 25, Robinson Road, Singapore. Tel: No. BM. PIPER HEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE Known and appreciated by connoisseurs. Representative Stocks Held By p. A. BEINS. P. A. BEINS LTD. 95,106 words
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Article1726 1924-06-14 8 FORWARD OK BACK? The Foundation Of Sound Method. Aetas parentum prior avis When cricket was young, many a Hamprhire barn was heard to resound with hats and balls as well as thrashing," and David Harris, whose bowling revolutionised the game, and made him lor years n'rst1,726 words
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Article81 1924-06-14 8 There was a curious incident m the match between Lord Hampden and K. (Jolomb. They were all square going to the last green, when Lord Hampden put his ball into a bunker, and m attempting to play out, the ball struck nis body, and although he81 words
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Article264 1924-06-14 8 NEED FOR PROFICENCY TEST. Lord Newton (C.) m the House of Loru drew attention to a recent statement by Mr. Sidney WeDD that walking m me streets oi London was more dangerous than working m a coal mine. Accidents were increasing at an alarming rate. In the nrst264 words
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Article374 1924-06-14 8 INTERNATIONAL WORK To REMOVE THEM. Interview With Lady Aberdeen. M The Conference of the International Council of Women, which has just taken place at the British Empire Exhihition at Wembley, was most in^ structive and inspiring," said the Marchioness of Aberdeen and Teniair to the374 words
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Article151 1924-06-14 8 been the magistrate that gentleman would have languished m goal long ago and would not have had a licence. The achievements of that legislator were equalled by a member of the House of Lords, whose sole title to distinction was that he was a "scorcher" and drove from Land's End151 words
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1493 1924-06-14 9 Argus - SPORT OF THE WEEK A REVIEW AND COMMENTARY. Argus By SPORTS NOTES. The holiday cricket proved unusullv interesting as revealing weakness here m the past strength has been Kpectecl. Ordinarily, Singapore and eUttfOT can put up the strongest ides. In this instance they were o th well beaten. It should1,493 words
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Advertisement325 1924-06-14 9 CORRESPONDED. CHINESE MALAYS LBA6UK MATCH. To tks Editor <>/ the M JfafafOH Safunfnt/ Pdff. Sir, Tho opinion of one of tho ahlost referees m the F.M.S. wh(. played m Monday's Soccer Match will be of interest. "The charging of a goti ktpf m the penalty arya when ho is n')t325 words
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1627 1924-06-14 10 The Malayan Saturday Post 3unc 14, 1924. Motoring In Malaya- From accounts m The limes ana other leading papers it is gratifying to learn that the Malayan Pavilion at Wembley has been considered a great success not only from an architectural point of view, but also from a more practical1,627 words
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Article481 1924-06-14 10 We are convinced that there is a growing public sentiment against over-hasty official adoption of the findings of the V. D. Commission. It has, after all, to be realised that the views of the opposition the side which raises strong objections, on moral grounds, to what481 words
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Advertisement50 1924-06-14 10 HARRISONS, BARKER Co., Ltd. SINCAPORE, PENANC, MALACCA, KUALA LUMPUR, KLANC TELUK ANSON. VERTICAL BOILER HEAT, STEAM WTOPROOF MORRIS ELEVATING TRUCKS IN STOCK /MB\mnfc~or jftPfi LJM BWWRix-t /w^^Mil /j iM\ LISTER VERTICAL ENCINES 2, 3 5 N.P. IN STOCK CATALOGUES 4 PRICES FROM SOLE AGENTS Harrisons, Barkers Co,Ud. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, SINGAPORE50 words
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Article436 1924-06-14 11 Perak simply insists on being m the limelight, whatever the topic, and today the C.P.P.A. will discuss "thirteen rubber points" dealing with restriction and its ramifications. If they can obtain all the information °r answer all the queries concerned m these points, they wil 1 notably c436 words
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Article724 1924-06-14 11 Alter musketry practice the Volunteers foregathered m the Club to talk it over. Brown had been the star turn, but, as usiual, he rather spoilt the effect by blowing his own trumpet. Everyone had heard before how he had made a possible at so many yards: of724 words
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Article160 1924-06-14 11 E. Nesbit," the poet and author, died on Sunday afternoon m her sixtysixth year at her bungalow, Jesson St. Mary's, New Romney, Kent. "E. Nesbit" will bs familiar a* a most prolific writer for children, and from the 'eighties until quite recently book after book came readily160 words
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Advertisement229 1924-06-14 11 If YOU m\ 10 EARN MORE MONEY, j HERE'S YOUR CHANCE t It takes but a moment to mark the career of your choice, sign your name, and post the attached cou- < pon to the oldest and largest I" n stitution of its kind m the world. This simple229 words
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Article1039 1924-06-14 12 Quiz - Quiz." By Being Smiles of the Week, The Birthday Honours are out. And quite a lot of people are not m. But some are, and I am sure that they will be hugely gratified that I should cordially congratulate them. Knighthoods run m the blood m the Maxwell family,1,039 words
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Article475 1924-06-14 12 FIVE ESSENTIALS. Lord Askwith, who was elected to succeed Sir Eric Cfeddes as President of the National Association of Trade Protection Societies, yesterday, delivered his presidential address at the Hotel Cecil. The coming year, he said, was faced by some with uneasy mind, There was before475 words
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Article186 1924-06-14 12 Lord Darling, late one of His Majesty's Judges, has written the following 1 moving and dramatic lines which appear m his volume On the Oxford Circuit and Other Versos (John Murray, 6s. net). The poem is entitled November, 1923. Long worn, now cast aside red robe,186 words
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Advertisement132 1924-06-14 12 DRY CLEANING AND DYEING All sorts of Gent's and Ladies' Silk or Woollen Dresses CLEANED, DYED AND RENOVATED. Charges moderate and all orders promptly executed. Workmanship Guaranteed. KAM CO., No. I-A, ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE. The only real Drycleaner m Town. Can Drugless-Therapy Cure Me? Over 3(1 years of trial m132 words
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Article4035 1924-06-14 13 S. Auquatinc - S. Auquatinc.) (By The order established for your itll. a t ion miuires that ye ham first to believe, and afterwards what o<k. For so saith the Apostle, -Whosoever shall call upon the Name a the Lord, shall be saved." This Limony W^^d Paul cited out4,035 words
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Article148 1924-06-14 14 It is useless hoping for the best unless you are also working for it. Hatred is like a gun with the end of the barrel plugged up. Its recoil is more harmful than its shot. Hesitation is responsible for countless failures. Vacillating folk never get far. Fixity148 words
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Article535 1924-06-14 14 Auntie Dimple - Auntie Dimple. By A STORY FOR CHILDREN Far away m the jungle lived a beautiful Wah Wah. She had a family of three dear little black faces they had, with a round ring of fine white hair just like whiskers. The mother was very fond of535 words
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Article, Illustration19 1924-06-14 15 The Soccer Match Selangor vs. Singapore Block* i'tiotus iij Fine Art Litho Co. Nakajima Co. Some of the SpectatorsFine Art Litho Co.; Nakajima & Co. - 19 words
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Article, Illustration55 1924-06-14 16 There was ;i good muster of the Volunteers under Captain Perkins for the Kings Birthday Parade at Kuala Lumpur They were innpected by the Hon. Sir (1. Maxwell. Chief Secretary, who was accompanied by (he Brititsh Kctsidenfl Selaiiiror. Tlk* Pa-iadc >\a> witnessed h\55 words
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Advertisement865 1924-06-14 18 The Malayan Saturday Post "SHOPPING GUIDE/ THE LMPIRE STUDIO LTD. JTHE RIGHT PLACE 3-IN-ONEOIL. OtraitS Undertakers. for Sumps and Phil*t*!ie Accessories. 'J he only oil made for 1001 different THE FASHIONABLE STUDIO jur r»?iif PUATnrRAPHir r« ses It Cleans, Polishes, Prevent. Orderm for freth Wreathi OF THE EAS t THE865 words
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Advertisement85 1924-06-14 19 I WHEN PURCHASING LYSOL INSIST ON OBTAINING Marshall's "L" Brand. (Manufactured by Lysol Ltd.) AND YOU MAY BE CERTAIN Of ABSOLUTE PURITY. 1" Brand is the only genuine Original Lysol. Sole Agents: Straits Settlements t. M. S. The Anglo -Siam Corporation Limited (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND* SINGAPORE. I I 6> BATTERY85 words
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