Malayan Saturday Post, 24 January 1931
1931-01-24
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Malayan Saturday Post
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Title Section30 1931-01-24 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED MALAYA'S LEADING PICTURE PAPER PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. VOL. VIII. NO. 1. JANUARY 24, 1931. PRICE 20 CENTS. The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED JANUARY 24. 1931.30 words
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Advertisement156 1931-01-24 1 RHRNEO CO., LTD. BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT T0 B- M' THE KING 0F SIAMI STERLING SILVER GIFT INSPIRATIONS I FOR THE NURSERY i a lARCE SELECTION OF BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED CHRISTENING MUGS. Stiß?D^wi^AND SPOON, SPOON AND FORK, EGG CUP AND SPOON, Sr^Je^ R^S FHTED IN VELVET LINED MOROCCO GRAINED CASES. B. P.156 words
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Advertisement10 1931-01-24 1 (t dry Gin ffl LOWPOM. [y[ THE BORNEO CO., LTD10 words
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Article763 1931-01-24 2 SKILFUL METHODS OF INDIAN TRIBES. It gives an idea how man has conquered the elements by the way in which some primitive races catch crocodiles by hand. Strange it is that these men whom we call dull should be so successful in observing the ways anc763 words
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Article340 1931-01-24 2 The Klang correspondent of the "Malayan Daily Express" writing on Jan. 7 reports News from a reliable source has just been received regarding a terrible tragedy which took place at Sungei Puloh, Klang, when it is alleged a Javanese was killed and eaten up by340 words
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Advertisement68 1931-01-24 2 MAIL ORDER SECRETS J You cau bnild up a souud and lucra- 2 T bye business in your spare time with small capital in Mail Order. 4 A free brochure which explains X how you can add $50 to $xo3 f A weekly to your income will be for- X68 words
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Advertisement343 1931-01-24 2 1 Z^""Z^ ML A A JL\ Iwl (J^ Jm\ I I _^^ammm^^^ I SINGAPORE PHOTO Co. I 55-3, HIGH STREET, 4 TUIIC i#J SINGAPORE. n|O ISI 1 THE HOUSE FOR CAMERAS! rf^^fedP^. PROJfCTORS AND All I I^BUhJEJ F£SS'°"Al RtQU'SITES- jH^^Hß| l^fe^. NAG EL WAFER I cup this coci-on——-I Please chtck343 words
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Article591 1931-01-24 3 Elsie (aged five) "I do hope some Dutchman will many me when I grow up!" Aunt Mary Why, dear?" Klsie 'Cause 1 want to be a duchess! Solicitor of Lincoln County Court (to woman witness) Von have not sufficient brains to suppose —Woman 1 don't suppose I591 words
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Advertisement273 1931-01-24 3 Certified good milk j is acknowledged to I DA^'^^lD be the best means of I giving and main B VJ^y^ taining health. fc^nrTt^ J strength and vilalimk£k£M DARIGOLD mBSBa is offered all over I x Malaya as a correctI iianced nourishment and which I can rely upon as a perfect273 words
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Advertisement165 1931-01-24 3 AA A V%* V THE MALAYAN ARITHMETIC FOR 2 g ENGLISH SCHOOLS IN MALAYA <4FROM THE KNOWN TO THE UNKNOWN^ SECOND AND REVISED EDITION. t s t FULLY ILLUSTRATED. a Parts I, II 111 at $1.00 each I Part I PETER CHONG CO. Educational Booksellers and X Suppliers, Printers, etc.165 words
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Article3603 1931-01-24 4 MAY WYNNE - MAY WYNNE. OUR SPECIAL SHORT STORY By 9 The idea," >aid Miss Desloiie severely, "of giving Kodak to a working girl." There-.i slightly raised her brow*— even though she had expectations from Aunt Sarah she refused to be an echo without individuality. J.me is frightfully keen on photography/' she3,603 words
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352 1931-01-24 4 I Quietly, nnohrtrutavely, I with very little public a^ hift valuable accomplishing. t -M tearch Chemist goes on ls ,1 tracking- down the- enemies I and in finding out ways an.. llCi B combating them. He is the \:<>u r M the sick and the352 words
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Advertisement22 1931-01-24 4 I At Reasonable Prices. (Slestringing—Our Speciality) I ROSE Co., Ltd I I 86, North Bridge Road, i Singapore. 1 Phone 6396 j22 words
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Article2226 1931-01-24 5 •EM.-R STATES POLICY OF GOVERNMENT. PR OVAL OF RESPONSIBILITY AT THE CENTRE. I London, Jan. 19. Round-Tabk Conference ended in an atmosphere of sut> 08. Queen Anne's draw- St. James's Palace was v historic scent when Mr. vl y MacDonald (Premier) this rose to deliver a speech2,226 words
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Advertisement103 1931-01-24 5 To The O MIN C mmu iMB Jeannette H MacDonald j' AND Reginald Denny I in Movietone's Amusing Comedy Drama. OK FOR A MAN ft«. mmi, i i n «i imii in i nii i i i,» >i»ititi»ttttitttttttt -r*** To-Night ALHAMBRA To-Nigm NORMA SHEARER IN THE TALKIE TRIUMPH FROM THE103 words
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Advertisement142 1931-01-24 6 PHONE I JJ 5261 f 1 i 6-15 LAST NIGHT 9-15 f MA n NEE TO-DAY AT 3 15 I Radio's Great Dramatic production presenting I Beantifal t BEBE DANIELS f t IN HER GREATEST ROLE I 'LAWFUL LARCENY" i •> i I #o -Morrow Qommeneingl'wii't l A MATINEEf I142 words
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Advertisement102 1931-01-24 6 I lit WClSflty NOW ON VIEW AT OUR SHOWROOMS. I A FINE EXAMPLE OF BRITISH WORK- I MANSHIP AT A PRICE COMPETITIVE WITH FOREIGN MANUFACTURERS $3075 FOUR-WHEEL LOCKHEED HYDRAULIC BRAKES i TRIPLEX GLASS WIRE WHEELS I CHROMIUM PLATING I Lyons Motors Ltd., I 92/100 Orchard Road, I ■^■vix^-c^^^^f,-^^ J> <»102 words
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Article, Illustration64 1931-01-24 7 F. *ell scenes at the departure of H.E. M.jor-Gener.l H. L. Pritchard. General Officer Commanding the Troops, Malaya, who w.th Mrs. Pritchard lett tor Home last Thursday by the troopship Nevasa. t. in lac, week's Rugby match at Kuala Lumpur64 words
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Article, Illustration27 1931-01-24 8 Amaten - Amaten Pholo.s by Photographs show some of the striking costumes seen at the Police Ball which was held at the Adelphi Hotel I27 words
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Advertisement205 1931-01-24 9 1 I Icake Uour doctor s tip I s CARLSBERG BEER j| /^n II ■Hi °btainaNc irom aM deaiers j^^lo^^BHb I i^lJTk/i V-xti A ciotiz-fA Tt/1 BIOCI IIN l^^^fl l"v £dSI AolallC 10., LIU. charges your brain nerve cells with enercy, anoso ensures ■3 I) OlKir^ ADnDC t Obtainable in205 words
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Article4483 1931-01-24 10 J. R. WILMOT - The Monday Night Murder. J. R. WILMOT OUR NEW SERIAL STORY: By (Author ot "The Moorcroft Manor Mystery," "Zora, the Invisible," etc.) i SIR OILBI RT DYALL, i 11-known 8 London financier, is found murdered in his room al Beachaven Hydro, where Ik- haf 1 een staying foi I week-end4,483 words
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Advertisement61 1931-01-24 10 YOUR FRIENDS Do not forget your folks or friends abroad I Give them something to remember you. I i Why not present them with a Camera? We can supply all your needs. Make your selection from j WAH HENG CO., 1 (PHOTO STORE) I 95. NORTH BRIDCE ROAD. I 'f61 words
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Advertisement264 1931-01-24 11 SCHOOL BOOKS. School Algebra by Crackney *4©5 Macaulays Literary Essays i*> Key to the above S-S* Tutorial Arithmetic by Workman 3-5* Key to the above S-5 1 School Arithmetic by H. S. Ha11... a.97 First Coatse in Hygiene (T.P.) New Regional Goegraphy By Brookt «os Ele. Trignometry by H. K.264 words
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Advertisement177 1931-01-24 11 W' ~ml FA 3 it from Mi c II a plane W.\\*s Hie same ToaPARkER A Parker Duofold laughs at J\ petty accidents. It has been dropped from a speeding plane three thousand feet aloft. The barrel of featherlight, non-break-able Permanite survived the crash undamaged. So, should it drop from177 words
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Advertisement187 1931-01-24 12 No more unruly hair! i Everyone admires BwK hair that is neat, lu»- l^r^tr trous, well groomed. 1» Stacomb keeps the W ha<r |ust as you comb T > JF^f g\jk\ it all through the day. far superior to the "^T. .^Hlff old fashioned po- A Pf jQr modes, Stacomb187 words
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Advertisement234 1931-01-24 12 IVlost of US/ no doubt, over-indulge in our usual mealtime drink, which contains the drug tannin. Moderate amounts ar^ not so harmful. But I^^^^^H too much does cause headaches, indigestion and nervousness. Why not change off once or twice a day? j You'll really enjoy a cup of Postum with234 words
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Article, Illustration54 1931-01-24 13 Group photograph of High Officials of the Nanking Government taken or. New Year's Day. The President of China with high officials and the Diplomatic Body at the Grand Review of Troops on New Year's Day. Representatives of foreign powers who called on the President54 words
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Article, Illustration56 1931-01-24 14 Miss Huang Siao Chiung, Queen of the Pageant. Girls who took part in the lantern procession. Last year's graduates of Francisco Junior High School, San Francisco. U.S.A. I Photograph taken at the inauguration ceremony of the Chiefs of56 words
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Advertisement298 1931-01-24 15 a child's skin so rT^ TT TJ Now. the Cyclax ireat- jisite? Why do we I 1 I ment is scientifically I t s fresh bloom as desißned to fulfil Just I ,rowold? CYC I AX ihese functions. Its I V> 1 V^> J\. A "naturalness is the secret of298 words
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Advertisement210 1931-01-24 15 Stands for Quality. ft pleasing 7)rink also a Qrand £onic Fresh Orange Squash cut* down the increasingly common human hazard ol "slipping", mentally and physically. Drink it regularly—you will feel better, think faster, enjoy increased capacity, recapture conti<kmv in your own ability, and be primed to do the lav's work210 words
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Article2307 1931-01-24 16 TROOP CARRIER AEROPLANES. U.S. NAVY'S NEW TORPEDO. RESTORATION OF PARLIAMENT. THE CENTENARY OF London, Dec. to,, I Mr. Baldwin and Disraeli." Political amenities in the neai future < will be enlivened by short talkie, in < which Mi Stanley Baldwin and Mr. George Arliss are the principals.2,307 words
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Advertisement127 1931-01-24 16 T^i^^a^i^fr^ ul\lk^ eastern series vfly U (JM T^HERE is more Sweetened Condensed /A il f/W*MS \m2 mMIIM Milk consumed per head of populavlr IP v7 rx^N tion in ala >a tnan in an> other m\mlN/w/^//\^ Is il not si^ni^icant tnat»in tnis country, V^M^rNfMltW/]^* as in so many others, "Milkmaid" T\\127 words
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Advertisement249 1931-01-24 17 I K _>. j i[^ 1 _^> fl__B_W "~§Sw e? 1^ §lii£ k^jj At Home or Abroad §&S&&k*A\^ |^_|JIJ I '47"o^l'^r '^7/r Eau de c"Io^ne and 7//" t^§&o^^h Wm I p| ir^^lllll Toiletries will safeguard your well- \fl^-^^"^*^ 1^ 7/ {gl^gli 7 (iroomed abbearance, your freshness, wr Eau da Colofn.249 words
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Advertisement101 1931-01-24 18 £*********♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦<* "SPECIFIC FOR DIABETES"? Dr. Winkler's "DIABETONIT" $2 per bottle or $20 per dozen. I t X Sincere's "Special Hair Cream" Large Size 60 cents per bottle or $6 per dozen. Small Size 35 cents per bottle or $8.60 per dozen. SINCERE DISPENSARY I :> LIMITED, SINGAPORE. Wholesalers and Retailers101 words
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Advertisement657 1931-01-24 18 iiJnillllllinillHlllllllllHlllHlllllllllllllllUlllllMlllllllllliH mimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiii; ;,||||||pa 1 Kontnklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij. j I (ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO. OF BATAVU) E (Incorporated ib Holland) E INDEK CONTRACT WITH THB NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVBRKrMKM E Telephone No. 6451 sub-connections to:— I Manager's Desk, Asst. Manager's Desk, Marine Supt., Gt E Freight Dept., Claims Dept., Accountant, Providing Dept657 words
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Article570 1931-01-24 18 Being Smile* of ih e Week. By Quiz!' Puzzle: Just what does the Government want the miners to do about that tin scheme? I'm not going to give the answer, because it would be considered impolite in Jalan Raja. > Query If the tin miners do get Restriction, what570 words
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Advertisement371 1931-01-24 19 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE dbtd AMERICAN MAIL LINE ROUND THE WORLD SERVICE. From SINGAPORE and PENANG via COLOMBO, SUEZ PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES To NEW YORK and BOSTON. Regular Fortnightly Sirvic* ExcdUut Accommodations NEXT SAILINGS Art. Singapore. Leave S'pore. Leave Penan* President Hayes Feb. 2 Feb. 5 Feb.371 words
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Advertisement143 1931-01-24 20 V J "SPECIFIC FOR DIABETES" <■ Dr. Winkler's "DIABETONIT" $2 per bottle or $20 per dozen. t X X Sir.cere's "Special Hair Cream" 4 Large Size 60 cents per bottle or $5 per dozen. *J •> Small Size 35 cents per bottle •> or $3.60 per dozen. > SINCERE DISPENSARY^143 words
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Advertisement22 1931-01-24 20 For SORE THROAT fORMAMINT At ail Chemists J =z and Stem. f formamint v- 3 in mouth yffi urui throat Vi_^l— \j£Ml22 words
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296 1931-01-24 20 The Malayan Saturday Post. January 24, 1931. MALAYA'S TRADE DECLINE. The final Malayan trade returns foi 1930 tell a sad story, though one for which all were prepared. The importance of the wort of the Statistical Department, under the able control of Mr. J. I. Miller, is now being realised.296 words
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Article281 1931-01-24 20 The promotion of Dr. V. H. Norris from the "Local" to the "Malayan Medical Service is an event of real importance. It is the first sign of official recognition of the justice of the demand for fairplay for *****-European Government servants —for the opening of the gates281 words
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Article224 1931-01-24 20 The inertia of the Siugat»ore Traciioh Company in the face of the recurring tatalitie> caused by the Trolley Bus i> amazing. Are the lives lost of no account because the victims hapl*11 be from the poor? It is time the O'inpany realised that the buses »a detective224 words
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Article79 1931-01-24 20 [Rcuter'i Service.] Lon'don, Jan. 21. The (^nernnient was defeated by 18a votes to 240 on an amendment to the Kducation Bill move'd by >Tr. v Scurr (LalKHir^ demanding that the Rill should not operate until State aid was extended to the non-provided *ch(x>ls. Mr. M;icl>nudd subsequently announced Government79 words
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Article82 1931-01-24 20 [Neuter's Service] London, J all Replying lo a qmatinm a Hbuac <»f Commons retfardiii ditions obtaining in the Russian init* r camps, Mr. MacDonald said he \va advised tliere was no reason ta j. action against the inii>ort oi •it, l^r under tlie Foreign Prison-Mad, Good Act.82 words
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Article169 1931-01-24 20 [Rcuter's Service] I Geneva, Jan. 21. I The Committee on European T"ni«n I ended the first session in QQanimoQih lij adopting a motion proposed by France, 11 Britain, Italy and Germany declaring fel 4 has become plain that economic r c Mi covery is l>eiii£ hindered hy169 words
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Article72 1931-01-24 20 [Reuter's Service.] Washington, Jan. Inked States co-operation with the effort* of the Bank of Internal»r<ai Settlements to *>lve the gold problem unofficially stated to be assured. Statl Deparimeiit officials say that tbl I'nited States would be willing to CO<>l>erate in a j»lan to exi>edite transfers of gold72 words
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Article76 1931-01-24 20 [Renter's Service.] Paris, Jan. In their reply to the British $<** regudiug War Loan payments Prcncli Govendnent states that it in not agree to pay British subscril>er> if Kold francs while other subscribers I paid in paper, nor can it accept British suj^estion to refer the W76 words
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49 1931-01-24 20 I [Router's Service.] Nagpur, Jan I Political prisoners to the mmibei 16.1 were marched out of the N I Jail to-day in consequence of the 1 I Government order to release men I victed before November 30th b«1 I under the so-called security W&+ I49 words
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Advertisement109 1931-01-24 21 More Than Satisfied: So will you be if you own a PLYMOUTH CAR BUILT BY CHRYSLER. Let us send you full particulars and arrange for a demonstration run without any obligation. TOURER 1875. Jiote Jhese prices SEDAN %tm BORNEO MOTORS, Ltd. SINGAPORE. Penang, Ipoh, Koala Lumpur, Malacca, Seremban and Haad109 words
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25 1931-01-24 21 SIXTYSEVEN STEAMERS IDLE AT HAMBURG. [Reuter's Service.] Hamburg, Jan. 22. record tonnage remaining idle at L it consists of sixtyseven steamers, [gregitfltf rou^l'ly 300,000 tons.25 words
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80 1931-01-24 21 SUBMARINE COMMANDER TO BE COURTMARTIALLED. [Reuter's Service.] Gibralter, Jan. 21. The Commanding Officer and the Patch Officer of the Submarine Pandora will be courtmartialled tomorrow. 'Pandora" collided with PbrteilS when entering the Straits i December 17th and both were Ightly damaged. Gibraltar, Jan. 22. \s a result of the Court80 words
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Article149 1931-01-24 21 [Reuter's Service.] Paris, Jan. 22. The Government was defeated in the "vimber by 293 to 283 on the debate rising out of the interpellation of their heat policy and has decided to resign. Later. The President has accepted the 1 net's resignation. The Government's defeat was149 words
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Article143 1931-01-24 21 I [Renter's Service.] I London, Jan. 22. I In the House of Commons the Trade Brutes arid Trade Union Amendment Bill, aimed at modifying the Trade Brutes Act carried by the ConservaBvt Government after the General Btakt in 1920, came up to-day for its Bcond reading in143 words
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Article43 1931-01-24 21 [Renter's Service.] Geneva, Jan. 22. There are over 11,000,000 unemployed in Kurope, nearly double the number of a year agro. It is estimated by the International Labour Office that the number of unemployed throughout the World approximates to 20,000,000.43 words
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Article420 1931-01-24 21 fßeuter's Servio*.] London, Jan. 20. The House of Commons to-day passed the second reading, without a division, of the China Indemnity Application Bill. Mr. Hugh Dalton (Under Sec. for Foreign Affairs), moving the second reading declared that the Bill's provisions constituted a great programme of mutual420 words
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Article253 1931-01-24 21 [Reuters' Service.] Shanghai, Jan. 20. A scheme for stabilising silver, proposed by an American, Mr. Arthur Basse tt, a director of the British American Tobacco Co., is published in the weekly organ, Finance and Commerce and is arousing considerable interest in commercial circles, where deep concern continues over253 words
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Advertisement166 1931-01-24 22 ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $38,000,000 ASSETS EXCEED $11,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Sbttlbmbnts). e anAr LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. mhau v Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and compl.es with the British Life166 words
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872 1931-01-24 22 Sport of The Week A MALAYAN REVIEW. J^^ y p% The hockey match at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday was an event of real importance. It was the first in which a really representative Singapore side has met Selan.uor, S. C. C. elevens having previously taken the field as "Singapore." Thus872 words
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Article463 1931-01-24 22 Selangor failed to main tarn its unbroken record in hockey this :>easoii when the State went down to Singapore on Jan. 17, by four goals to six on the Selangor Club padang, after a grim struggle, reports the "Malay Mai)." The ground was in a most wretched463 words
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Advertisement126 1931-01-24 23 mJn/i Alfl U .^blbW v -—?^i jijii. .^atgaag l| ■^vw#infl^^B^^^^^^H Bb j i ■■■M r^^^ b^^S^ llfß^^^^^Bß *"^J I 1 111 li^Bßr^^^^^B^BWß^B^B^B^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ nlV'/l IVJ/MBfll iißl ■HjMijy jM muni MHB 'ess on earl*l an 'n tne W Kbh V air, no less in tyres than in V Br the airships it126 words
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Article1931 1931-01-24 23 E I K Special to K Ths Malayan Saturday Post." I Copyright. London, Dec. 24, 1930. I VERY CHARMING I ENTERTAINMENT. I ilie Diary of a Provincial Lady" I aillan), Miss ,E. M. Delafield has K a very charming piece of B The diary may be described E1,931 words
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Advertisement63 1931-01-24 24 it C" A RAVEN A THE LARGEST SELLING GORK-TIPPED CIGARETTE IN THE WORLD. DO NOT AFFECT THE THROAT. CARRERAS LTD, LONDON. iA HIGH CLASS SALOONi FOR 1 LADIES GENTLEMEN/ i > {Service and workmanship are guaranteedt I to be EXCELLENT. t I SPECIALISTS IN:- PERMANENT WAVING, I MASSAGE. MANICURE, I63 words
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Article55 1931-01-24 25 At a gathering of chartered accountants the other day one of the afterdinner speakers made the claim that theirs was the oldest profession in the world. When he heard the murmurs of incredulity he looked surprised. "Surely, gentlemen," he said, M everyone knows that the loose-leaf system was in operation55 words
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Advertisement407 1931-01-24 25 I AGE 16 TO 45* J HI I WANT YOU > X; YOUn j^^sf saT^n^^»* rA l ntn.^^^^ tA~ ;^s^^m i""'' 1, to V x.Ai\v l«»r an.l obtain r--' **Cr'^^^^ our guMiiti-: t l.nu. .1, in l'»i'»i al' r *Pt °\^^r n] 1,. .,,.|..v.i-. th,r,..-rr, although we not undertake- th407 words
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Advertisement98 1931-01-24 26 SINGAPORE HU A PA 0 UNOW MORE PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED A THAN EVER A BEFORE £X CONTAINING THE LATEST NEWS IN PICTURES FROM CHINA PREAD EVERYWHERE IN MALAYA Advertising Subscription Rates on application to the Publisher's Agenti THE PHU-YIK PRESS. 0 240 South Bridge Road, Singapore Phone 7868. SAMPLE COPY GLADLY98 words
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Advertisement275 1931-01-24 26 I COMPANIA GENERAL DE TQBACOS DE FILIPINAS MANILA DISCKIMINATK SMOKPRS Hill Appreciate Oar High Grade Cigars Produced To Meet All Tastes The Best Cigars A £K iS From The Finest Plantation! in |l\ |*J The Philipines. £f\ La Flor De la Isabels" brands. f I Smokers of Manila Cigarettes should275 words
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Article, Illustration41 1931-01-24 27 I r by Nakajima Co. NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS IN CANTON. The Troops at the parade. Mr. Cheng Tien-ku, Chief Scout inspecting the Boy Scouts. The Boy Scouts parading at Yueh Siew Hill.Nakajima & Co. - 41 words
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Advertisement144 1931-01-24 29 f Messengers Sa" 1,! Z live with germs and then n f l§r>rt til contaminate your food. M^XZ%**'*+ Kill them before they j kill you. Spray Flit. I Flit is deadly to flies, f mosquitoes, fleas, moths, ants, roaches, bed bugs, and their eggs. Harmless to man. Doesn't stain. Don't144 words
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Advertisement128 1931-01-24 29 I Vanilla Stick 1 > Vanilla Powder M > Vanilla Essence M 1 TOILET POWDER. I Bedak Virgin Pupur Harum Penganten Bedak Paras Sari Bedak Sejuk Bedak Sari Bunga Pupur Bunga Jasmin Bedak Sari Penawar Pupur Pagi Sore 2 Bedak Pagi Sore Pupur Ajaib 2 I STANGGEE (INCENSE). {M Java128 words
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Advertisement151 1931-01-24 30 r^uMJuick! b^sj wii^* iffy I WfirWm Stop that cough! I BP ss) Break that cold! Cl^ Atthe first symptom nury cod liver oil for it combines with I k cf a chill or'sjre throat-^ake Water- the latter other nutritive and energy- I bury's Compound red wrapper. It making ingredients.Tasteless...odour- I151 words
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Advertisement192 1931-01-24 31 MAIL ORDER SECRETS < ou can build up a sound and lucra- I' tive business in vour spare time with a small capital in Mail Order. •> A free tmx-hure which explain* J how you can add $50 to fiot T J weekly to your income will be for- 5192 words
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Advertisement52 1931-01-24 31 f THE > FAMOUS AMBROSIA i //w2^""^ Moen» 9io»FiiK(j| s^^^ I Oil j«.rrj«»iiirS«Sr»?^Hfc> IJ/11 2 lf.\V ..,j..>tinvai ,iui,dn l 'iii<ii.iiL '""jlr A i> I PURE j •> > r cof g i The nectar of the gods Price 90 cents per lb I Special lates for dealers Z. PATTARA (BsUblithed52 words
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Advertisement476 1931-01-24 32 H V \j Hj E-j A All V I^l "9 COUPLED 4 wHthL BnAnrs NEW TYPE BONNET Cit I AAII Ci OQC IMPROVED GEAR BOX iSAiiUUn Ol f vJt7si. OIL GAUGE SINGAPORF, PENANG. IPOH. KUALA LUMPUR, MALACCA, SEREMBAN L HAAD YAI. Healthy Energy pJi during the --1^ BJ Healthy Nerves476 words
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Article, Illustration29 1931-01-24 33 CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR DANCES AT THE A DELPHI HOTEL. /'//,>/<•> b\ Some of the dancers in their beautiful costumes noticed at the Adelphi Hotel during the recent festivities. AmateurAmateur - 29 words
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Article, Illustration44 1931-01-24 33 This striking exhibit of Austin Sevens was arranged by an Australian Pressman in correction with a Carnival of Flowers recently held in Melbourne. Mr. Lucius Connolly tooled his team through the streets of Melbourne and the exhibit aroused much favourable comment.44 words
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Article, Illustration32 1931-01-24 34 President Chiang Kai shek and high officials inspecting the Troo< I Guests at the Grand Review. Tanks at the military Review. I32 words
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Article, Illustration19 1931-01-24 34 The Singapore players who won a great victory are seen on the left. 119 words
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Article2532 1931-01-24 37 THE RETURN OF CHRISTIANITY. lowing sermon was preache irk Cathedral by the Rev k Barry, Vicar of St. Mary th i« >rd. standeth One among yoi know not. —St. John i. jo. v have read a book that w« during the autumn callei rum Tragedy. It is a2,532 words
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Article784 1931-01-24 38 The Spiritual Attraction. B«t it is I StiM neater sign that we aie making progress U W« bs*« atronj: reding on om miw^ that God wants •omething particular from n* XVc aU' ■onetimes iwtrf that |h« Holy Spirit is drawing us in one direction rather than in784 words
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