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Title Section28 1925-02-16 1 The Malaya Tribune. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY.] EVENING DAILY. Vol XH- -No. 38 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 192528 words
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Advertisement314 1925-02-16 1 i i i i niii'i'HiHiniU'M THF i j maIAYA TRIBUNE AND Shipping gazette. 1 Newspaper of I j 1 p T t n M ilaya. I j published Daily. I I L thai keeps it Tin, 1 j tnVx infftTßSed s I ftti 1 ivn INDEPENDENT. l iU A 1314 words
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Advertisement297 1925-02-16 1 'i i i i i i WEAK EYES. You should be able to read a long I I time without eve-i thinking of your I eyes. If not, please consult one of our I I Opticians who will determine 1 whether or not you need glasses. 1 THE EASTERN OPTICAL297 words
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Article147 1925-02-16 2 FUTURE OF LIBERAL PARTY Sir Donald Maclean's Brave Utterance (Via Ceylon Exchange) London, Jan. 23. Dealing with the future of Liberalism in a speech at Torquay Sir Donald Maclean declared that the Liberal Reorganization Committee had received overwhelming evidence of a great general revival of active147 words
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Article67 1925-02-16 2 Leafield, Jan. 23. Prince Chichibu, brother of the Prince Rege-.t of Japan and the son of the Emperor is coming to England to complete his studies. King George has sent a message to the Regent expressing gratification over this decision, adding that "Prince Ohichibu will be most cordially67 words
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Article112 1925-02-16 2 Lorxlon, Jan. 25. The Labour Party is leaving nothing to chance in connection with preparations for the next election. It has already started overhauling the electoral machinery and arrangements are being made for mass demonstrations throughout th- ountrv. Proposals are also being for the publication of an112 words
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Article154 1925-02-16 2 London, Jan. 24. Cairo.—Mussa Pasha Fuad, President of the new Unionist Party, in a stb-ging* rejoinder to Zaghlul's recent criticism* of the formation of the new party says that the nation which for the past five years supported Zaghlul Pasha or. every occasion wag to-day completely disillusioned.154 words
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Article160 1925-02-16 2 London, Jan. 25. American opposition to the Paris agreement seems t© have quietened down. The Washington correspondent of the "Times" aays that all, save a few "irreconcilables," are satisfied with Mr. Hughes' statement that the agreement leaves tha United States "free and unpledged." This is taken to mean160 words
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Article139 1925-02-16 2 London, Jan. 26. The Berlin Press is redirecting its attention to the possibility of a Franco-Germav. peace pact, but the Paris correspondent of the* "Times" sees therein merely a clumsy German attempt to arrange an advantageous political deal embracing the Ruhr and Rhine. "France would clearly139 words
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Article66 1925-02-16 2 t London, Jan. 28. In a leading article dealing with Canadian immigration. "The Times" thinks, that the Canadian Government might well take g reater advantage of the opportunities afforded by the Empire SettlenXt ™t It IVUa An is de P ressin fact that out of 124,450 immigrants66 words
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Advertisement336 1925-02-16 2 I GLITTO ii in vl in 1 THE WONDER OF THE AGE. 1 j Cleans and Polishes everything from J 3 m attic to cellar. I m HI ii pJ I TRY IT ON YOUR I H CUTLERY, GLASS, PANS, POTS, 3 BRASS, COPPER, STEEL, BATHS, jjj TINS, TUBS, ENAMEL,336 words
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Advertisement357 1925-02-16 2 STARTLED BY A SHADOW. The Victim of Your Nerves. Deploralble, indeed, is your condition when you "become so nervous that you start at the very shadow of yourself. Lost nerve is not ea6y to regain. The digestive system becomes inert, and the system lacks driving power—that is, rerv 0 us357 words
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Advertisement240 1925-02-16 2 >vassayingti to the tennis baU' remarks Monty chap who's knocWrl, re "i great deal. ThebesT?' quencher between ha Montserrat Lime jZ r "And after pl ay t<w-„ i cocktail:- to °-P-rhap, ffl 4 A wineglass o c r m A i Angostura: serrat Cordial: som "Never say dry whS i240 words
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Article183 1925-02-16 3 In the Assembly (Via Ceylon Exchanger- Delhi, Jan. 22. The Legislative Assembly held its first sitting to-day. Sir Basil Blackett announced that the Economic Enquiry Committee foreshadowed Obry the Viceroy would consist of Sir Viswesvarayya (Chairman) Harikishan Kaul and Professor Burnett Hurst. This Committee will examine material and183 words
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Article346 1925-02-16 3 Delhi, Jan. 29. A non-official resolution urging the supersession of the Bengal Ordinance by an act of the Legislature was the subject of a full dress debate lasting five hours in the Assembly to-day. Mr. Doraiswamy Iyengar, the mover of the resolution, said that the country could not346 words
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Article323 1925-02-16 3 Romance of 71 Years of Happy Wedded life Married secretly in Leeds Parish Church in 1853 when they were each 22 years old, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pourter celebrated the 71st anniversary of their wedding on Christmas Day. Discussing the ups and down of their lives. Mire.323 words
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Article61 1925-02-16 3 London, Jan. 28. Mr. J. H. Douglas, Chairman of the British Boxing Board of Control, announces that Lieutenant Commander the Hon. J. M. Ken worthy, M. P. (formerly heavy weight champion of the Navy) has definitely undertaken to introduce a bill to legalize boxfing contests. He believes61 words
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Advertisement263 1925-02-16 3 jlsPainj spoiling j Pleasure is all you require to k com fort and mental peace. r^UmW^rS^ .f< r old pains, slight pains and for the w.;:- pain there is nothing like WJc^^s/^y A little applied to the painful part ri■ 1 soothes and kills the pain Ifc^^^^^^^ f r Tl263 words
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Advertisement194 1925-02-16 3 liwK I j fj§ |jJj|K«| DIRECTIONS E ffai}c'.. Ojlf[f MTU cokbl f IWUTiit Mb: W V* glas bo ile enclosed in mmd rif£ f bo9 chemist. PIANO Tuners and Repairers. NANG HENG Co. 105, Selegie Road SINGAPORE. UseHubbucks 1 H Preserve your Plant, Stock, Buildings, etc., kB and avoid the194 words
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Advertisement158 1925-02-16 3 Aawnie, Nervous, Run-down. The way to health is the Wincarnis X's- way—becauie it has been proved frc| to be the best way. fell fffiffif&J' During the past 30 yearsWincarnis Qj /Jmr?>,r< /77WV?m brou ght the priceless gift of Ejj 1 and depressed who were run*nm I --UA down and who158 words
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Advertisement386 1925-02-16 4 2 AMUSEMENTS i jj^^^'" Thursday, 12th February to Monday, 16th February. 1 In the Second Show. I IMAGINE CHARLIE PREACHING? BY GOOSH! IS HE A CONVICT?? The only rival Picture of THE KID I EVERY INCH OF FILM A LAUGHTER I You'll be Tickled to Death when You See I386 words
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Advertisement521 1925-02-16 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA From Thursday, 12th February, to Tuesday, 17th February. 1925. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp. Topical Budget f of interesting screen news. Dj THE FIRST OF OUR BIG ATTRACTIONS FOR THE YEAR THE FINEST PIECE OF FILMERY OF THE YEAR g 8 DECLARED BY JUDGES AS521 words
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Advertisement327 1925-02-16 4 AMUSEMENTS GAIETY TO-NIGHT In the 8eoond Sho* at 9.15 p*m. J. K.M*!* id VEN*tOD, AND SAM Booth Tarkington s Sequel to Pexmx^ Directed by William Beaudine Extras! HUNTING FOR FORVIISA 3EA3QUA RTE8S Mutt aid Jeff Oartooa, etc. In the 1st Show I. WARREN KERRIGAN in "ONE DOLLAR BID" 'In 5327 words
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Article176 1925-02-16 5 uvfaro Supreme Gift of a Christianity H Grift*. D.5.0., M.C. BT r X j m Tripoli.") two days spent of Christmasipew the terrible in th< zone where E n ratn g against the f »ii' bomla hay, been J *en population is ror, suffering, and c*, to those176 words
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Article165 1925-02-16 5 Sir John lockburn on How he Cured his Son of Smoking }i ry'nal and "very effective*' cure for bren was described ||Sr John at the Conference of AsfOCMDoO* Sir John,*' my sen to ~ike an unnatural g. ba rder to cure him cigar quinine and placed took the165 words
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Article47 1925-02-16 5 1 a donations have been ■sua:— feed $23,304.50 .Jfu Mr X c H. Wolff k! r w r so 25 r R M 25 25 cL*- R c io made out in favour of 'X' Fund and address4 11 Collyer Quay E. WALKER, Agent.47 words
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Article45 1925-02-16 5 Vhester Ma-ket London Fel) 13 *[fc «Ap w, (new *l Gtpv v 16s gle twist 28 ;yards ias6d M.ldung Ameri13.72 35.40 1 £267.17.6 £28.0.0 nom bier 663 6d T ir nom. 15s 9d ■"•-mi i, t Is. 5d. 1 rope is 5%45 words
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Article25 1925-02-16 5 untitled u planter and Mad on Fri- President *JT* w i !t, i.- u paripalans fsaT"* hs a puWk- %»>. 'I'M. hero. Hs ersj children to25 words
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Article57 1925-02-16 5 Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association Singapore, February 16. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Slpot v— Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot 62 62% March 62 62% April to June 60% 60% July to Sep(tem(ber 59% 59% Latest London Cables57 words
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Article24 1925-02-16 5 Singapore, February 16. To-day'g closing rubber quotations are a* under: New York.—35% cents. London Spot.—17%d. Singapore.—62 cents. Tone of Markelt.—Firm.24 words
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Article85 1925-02-16 5 Singapore, February 16. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s. 4 5,32 Demand 2s. 4 ljl6 Private 3 months' sLght 2s. 4 9|16 On IndiaBank Tel. Transfer 154% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft p.c. p.m. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 73 On Java— Bank Tel. Transfer 139*4 On Japan—85 words
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Article278 1925-02-16 5 Programme of drills up to and for Feb. 22, 1925. To-day, February 16 5 p.m.—Drill Hall, Chinese Company, Practice for Grenade Throwing Competition. 5.15 p m.—Drill Hall, Chinese and Eurasian Coy. Recruits, Recruits Drill. To-morrow, February 17 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S.R.E. (v), Practice for Wiring Competition. 5.15278 words
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Article123 1925-02-16 5 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Number after the ship {"iNgHj*! Godown it is abreast of and the word number of the Gate to enter at. East Wharf (Gate 1) —Tara 20. £?n Wharf (Gate 8), -Barrymore,lB; Haruna Maru, 14; Medusa, 10; M. IreuD,123 words
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Article135 1925-02-16 5 To-day's Quotations RICE Rice, Siam No 1 per Koyan $306 Rio*, Siam 2 $299 Rice, Siam 3 $295 Rice, Saigon 1 $288 Rce, Saigon 2 $273 Rice, Saigon 3 $248 R cc, Rangoon 1 $279 Rice, Rangoon 2 $241 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $10.10135 words
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Article170 1925-02-16 5 Singapore, February, 16. Tin.—Tarn'mys $1.22% to $1.27%, Norths $1 Ito $1.03, Souths 86 cents to 88 cents, Johans 54 cents to 56 cents, Petalings $1.55 to $1.60, Nawngpets $1.80 to $1 85, Mambaus $1.07 to $1.10, Telok Kruuns $1.15 to $1 19, Kinta Dredges 89 cents170 words
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Article187 1925-02-16 5 Singapore. February 16. Rilibers: —Unchanged. Mining:—X. L. Tins are enquired for at 24s ex. Renongs have buyers at 38s and sellers at 395. Hitams hay* improved and are quoted $1.70 to $1.75, Rambutans are easier and are on offer at 30s. 6d. Nawng Pets are firm187 words
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Article189 1925-02-16 5 Singapore, Feb. 16. The market opens on a quiet scale in both Rubber and Tin sections. There are a few more enquiries flor Rubber shares and there are hopes of improved business a feature having enquiries all round, this week. Amongst Tins Hitams provide Kintas remain189 words
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Article43 1925-02-16 5 New York, Jan. 7. Mrs. Helena Normanton, the English woman barrister, who has arrived here for a lecture tour, predicted to a newspaper interviewer that the United States would have a woman President before 1950, and Britain a woman Premier.—Central News.43 words
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Article81 1925-02-16 5 The case in which two Chinese stood charged with being in possession of llnc-it stilts for disttfling liquor at Gaylang was concluded before Mr. Clarke, the Baeood Magistrate on Saturday, when fines of $4uu each were imposed. The Preventive Service prosecuted. Mr. A. Qilmour, of (the Labour Office, Penang, will81 words
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Article37 1925-02-16 5 Mails despatched from Singapore 21st January, by s.s. Tara delivered in London 14th February. Mails despatched from Sinfmpore, 23 rd January, by sjs. Tabanan delivered) in London lGth February. ♦Specially superscribed correspondence only37 words
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Article131 1925-02-16 5 Standard Oil Co. Kerosene Devoe's Imperial Brilliant pel 2 tins $5.96 Sylvan Arrow per 2 tins $5.55 Tiger per 2 tins $5.55 Tiger per 2 drums $5.26 Benxine Socony Motor Gasoline per 2 tins of 8 gallons $7.60 Socony Motor Gasoline per gallon without tins $0.90131 words
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Advertisement258 1925-02-16 5 FOR SALE. 1 Standard D >dge Chassis fitted with a light *in b*ly, and In good running order. 3uitabls for a light delivery van or 7 seater bus. Oan be seen on application to Superintendent of Machinery, Municipal Garage, MacKenzle Road. CREOSAL SYRUP Prevents Core Bronchial Influenza and Catarrh All258 words
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Miscellaneous161 1925-02-16 5 MAILS CLOSE m V.-fcAl® TO-DAY, FEBRUARY 16 Selat Pandjang Hong Qhuiang 2 p.m. Batu Pa hat *Meran 3 p.m. Penang,* (Colombo, Suez,,* Port Said,* Marseilles,* London,* Dunkirk* and Antwerp* Haruna Maru 3 pjm. Port Swettenham and Penang *K£nita 3 p.m. P. Sam!bu,* Anamba and Natuna Islands. Scott Harley 4 p.m.161 words
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Article93 1925-02-16 6 A Singapore Diary To-day, February 16 High Tides.—2ss p.m. S.C.C. Football Meeting, 5 p.m. To-morrow, February 17 High Tides. —3.46 ajn., 4.48 p.m. Wednesday, February 18 High Tides. —4.48 a.m., 6.46 p.m. B. L homeward mail closes. Thursday, February 19 High Tides.—6.2 a.m., 8.13 pjn, Phil. Orchestra,93 words
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Article1225 1925-02-16 6 Public interest, for some time, has centred itself in that big litigation known as the Peck vs. Russell case, in which Mr. Frederick C. Peck Obtained a judgment against Mr. J. A. Russell on account of secret profits made by Mr. Russell as chairman of Malayan Collieries.1,225 words
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Article30 1925-02-16 6 Mr. B.W. Allen, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Kfcjdah, has been transferred to Sungei Patani in pace of Mr. G. B. Linford, who has been posted to Kuala Lumpur so Paymaster.30 words
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Article616 1925-02-16 6 The New World At the invitation of the management the Hockien and Chfintong children from the Chinese schools visited the New World on Saturday, which was a gala day. The response brought more than a thousand youngsters with their parents and friends to Jalan Besar and via the616 words
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Article369 1925-02-16 6 The Borneo Company has opened an agency in Alor Star, says the Straits Echo. The Rev. the Hon. Sydney Maitland has sailed by the Kashgar for Hongkong. Mr. J. H. Roberts, of (the P.W.D., who was seconded for service temporarily with the Town Planning Department, has been posted to I369 words
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Article299 1925-02-16 6 Annual General Meeti n HjJ Last Saturday The Annual General Mr Urtlon was h?ld at l ,at the C. T. A. Hal. h in the chair. *0^ The minutes of th General Meeting r v h "V,.; 8th of Nov. ii. WTTjj ftrmed. Cre Uen read ar<} The299 words
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Article198 1925-02-16 6 The thirty-fifth annual n Chinese Christian Association frjmtM review of the work dune by the AssociatiM during the past uar 1924. The Association recorjL» its aroreciauoi of the many to the Ai* sociation by the Rt-vrJ. A. B. 0 i. Ib) has recently retired from th The198 words
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Article49 1925-02-16 6 The Chee Swt-e Cheng J« n;( r ,J*Jß ship tenable for 1925, 1926 and won by Leone Chu g Haft English School, Labuan. The third boys in the scholarship were David Forg and Goa 1■ M who share the Eng Watt and I" mmm Keng Scholarships f49 words
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Article156 1925-02-16 6 Mr.C. untitled Conimlfem.n.r of M c, F.M.S Kuala Lumpur on Thursday an. corned at a dJrm giyen W officers at the Po ice M« Mi who ha= been ac y M Police, has been pore, in success i to Mr Another cast- of suj fcj coalen-streH, on Friday rugni Rajam,156 words
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Article17 1925-02-16 6 Ri-pp rv r Lond-n Stocks tons; 236 tons d London.- U. Local.- «2 cents.^ pel17 words
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Advertisement364 1925-02-16 6 ■•Mllt* M MllllM..»i|.lMl»™^ I ROBINSON CO., LTD. I j MANFIELD j HOTSPUR V\ /7 1 FOOTBALL J BOOTS. I Hand made strong and service- I able with studs or bars. I 1 Stocked in Sizes and i/ 2 sizes I from sto 10V 2 Droad fitting. -\J I '-A C3>364 words
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Advertisement79 1925-02-16 6 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS ANNOUNCEMENT. The engagement is announced of Miss Chan Swee Neo (alias *\.lic3 Chan) second da erf Mr. and Mrs. Chan Kian Loy of No. 108 High Street, Kuala Lumpur to Mr. Tay Ohim Bong (of The Borneo Co., L/imited) only son of Mr. and Mrs. Tay79 words
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Miscellaneous134 1925-02-16 6 THE WEATHER Meteorological Report By Courtesy of the Government Health Office Kandiang Kerbau Station for the 24 hours ending midnight 14th Feb. 1925. Max. shade, temp. deg. 83 F; Min. shade temp. 71.8 F; Mean shade temp. 76.4 F; Max. sun radiation 141 F; Min. grass radiation 69 F; Sea134 words
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Article258 1925-02-16 7 rtfY 01* FRIENDSHIP IR £AT SIGNED hmen< R* ht t0 0W Real f^UinSiam Reuter's Service. Paris, Feb. 14. y of friendship, was signed at the g ;he old treaty of main clauses. The 0. I: c between Siam v I the frontier rees to arbitrate in SiameseReuter's Service. - 258 words
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Article39 1925-02-16 7 Ulava Agency.] Feb. 15. normal permanent 0,000 francs, an infranca compared with fc 2uary,rj2l. I railed 3,173,000,000 I >. an increase of a decrease of 500,000 v iary, 1924. Exports fanes (2,250,000 4n -06,000,000 francs ttd 5W.0U0 toot.39 words
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Article37 1925-02-16 7 Reuter's Service. I Washington, Feb. 14. I Mr. Coolidge is ILa i K policy as regards the l v ine anntatfan of armaments. v-.-auhing developI repared to act opportune moment occurs, tng a conference.Reuter's Service. - 37 words
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Article22 1925-02-16 7 Reuter's Service. Ottawa, Feb. 14. remodelling and *«abl f exhibit at b abated that the iadotfaj would be re-Reuter's Service. - 22 words
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Article22 1925-02-16 7 Reuter's Service. a Sofia Feb- 14. »te of Washington, 'r. tHI Th assalTant has trin,( is •ttrftmteel to Kfcmlhrt Vendetta.Reuter's Service. - 22 words
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Article205 1925-02-16 7 HELP FOR CHINA IN WARTIME Russia and Japan to Play Leading Role Reuter's Service. Berlin, Feb. 14, That the Russo-Japanese-Chinese Treaty was signed at Peking in January is the assertion of Lokal Anzeiger, which publishes from "a hitherto very reliable Russian source," the details of the alleged secretReuter's Service. - 205 words
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Article201 1925-02-16 7 Causes Considerable Concern in Certain Circles Reuter's Service. Paris, Feb. 14. The financial situation is causing considerable concern in Government and financial circles. The unprecedented sum of 34V* milliard francs has to be flound to meet the estimated budgetary expenditure for 1925, or nearly 6Vi milliards in excessReuter's Service. - 201 words
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Article92 1925-02-16 7 Berthelot Coming Back Reuter's Service. Park, Feb. 14, The report in the "Le Journal" that Philippe Berthelot will probably succeed Margery as French Ambassador in Berlin, follows tm announcement that the Foreigtn Ministry has recognised Berthelot's right undeT the Amnesty Law to be reinstated in the diplomatic rank of ambassador,Reuter's Service. - 92 words
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Article60 1925-02-16 7 Reuter's Service. Paris, Feb. 14. The battleship "Libcute" which was Bunk in Toulkm Loads Vn 1911 a® a resuDD of an explosion in the power magadta* amd lossed 400 lives, was refloated and docked preparatory to scrtFffcvg. The v«eel* was sunk deeply in «U* at the bottom ofReuter's Service. - 60 words
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Article40 1925-02-16 7 Reuter's Service. Kansas City, Feb. 15. The American livestock pavfhon and the exhibits for the automobile show, valued at $1,500,000 were destroyed by fire. The damage to the pavilion is estimated St three to four milHcn dollars.Reuter's Service. - 40 words
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Article278 1925-02-16 7 FINNISH BOMBSHELL AT ELEVENTH HOUR Draft Convention Passes First i Reading Reuter's Service. Geneva, Feb. lo. The second Opium Conference has completed the first reading of the draft convention of thirty-ndne articles relating to the more effective limitation) of the production and manufacture of narcotic drugs. As regardsReuter's Service. - 278 words
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Article173 1925-02-16 7 Luxury Tax to Replace Other Impositions Reuter's Service. Amsterdam, Feb. 15. Mr. Colyn, the Finance Minister, has submitted bilk to parliament providing a 10 per cent tax on luxuries, decrease of inheritance taxes, reduction of taxable income by three hundred florins for every chfid in addition to twoReuter's Service. - 173 words
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Article52 1925-02-16 7 Reuter's Service. Lisbon, Feb. 15. A new Cabinet has been formed with Viotoriano Guimraes as Premier and Finance Minister, Pedro Martens as Foreign Minister and Paviva Gomes as Secretary of State for the Colonies. Debianchi, the Second Secretary of the Legation in London, ha® been appointed MinisterReuter's Service. - 52 words
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Article46 1925-02-16 7 Reuter's Service. Washington, Feb. 14. Mr. Wlflliam J. Jardino, President of the Kansas State Agricultural College, has been chosen as Secretary for Agriculture. The President also sent to the Senate the nomination of Mr. Refloat as Secretary for State after Munch 4th.Reuter's Service. - 46 words
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Article33 1925-02-16 7 Reuter's Service. Rome, Feb. 14. The Senate, by 214 votes to 58, adopted the Government's Electoral Reform. Bill, including provisions for plural voting for persons of social, intellectual, and other position.Reuter's Service. - 33 words
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Article181 1925-02-16 7 MILD BREEZE IN |J. S. CONGRESS Poem Rsad Amid Shouts and Cries of Protest Reuter's Service. Washington, Feb. 14. Congress was agitated to-day owing to Deputy Vinson (Democrat, Kentucky) attempting to read an allegedly humorous poem, entitled "Calls Hobbyhorse" referring to the mechanical horse recently installed at WhiteReuter's Service. - 181 words
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Article187 1925-02-16 7 Mr. Chamberlain Seeking to Adjust Difficulties Reuter's Service. Paris, Feb. 15. According to "Le Matin" Mr. Chamberlain and M. Herriot are seeking- to adjust the present difficulties by means of a pact constituting a compromise between treaties of alliance and the Geneva protocol. It is intended that aWReuter's Service. - 187 words
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Article81 1925-02-16 7 Reuter's Service. Geneva, Feb, 14. In view of the uncertainty of the British Empire's attitude to the protocol it Is .now an almost foregone conclusion that the Disarmament Conference, due in June, will have to be postponed,, since it is impossible to proceed with it until the fateReuter's Service. - 81 words
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Article198 1925-02-16 7 (By Courtesy of the Nanyo NichiNichi Shimbunsha.) Tokio, Feb. 13. The Imperial Diet has passed the total budget* unanimously aft<ur rejecting 1 a resolution, disapproving of the Government budget, submitted by the Hontoh paxty, the only oppostifcdoai, who subsequently left the Chajmiber. A majority of the American198 words
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Article29 1925-02-16 7 Dells, India Feb. 3-A bin Proposing reciiprocaft treatmtent fof America and the British co-lories which treat Indians as an inferior race, was passed to-day by the legisl lative assembly.29 words
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Advertisement293 1925-02-16 7 I I I '|l>l:*ti|Mli|"f ••-•"••'tl.l iffinf UW If IHIMfWHIIIt ||>I 'I NlillltflllllllllllllllllllUlHlUllWlWniillllllllillMlMMri^ I YALE SPUR-GEARED CHAIN BLOCKS r% ARE MACHINE SHOP NECESSITIES. I M mm THE YALE SPUR-GEARED CHAIN BLOCK is im m\ tne safest and speediest portable hand-hoist where I TTfj loads «must be lifted frequently and labour is293 words
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Article329 1925-02-16 8 Sports Pastimes. FOOTBALL Home League Results [Reuters Service.] London, Feb. 14. The following are the results of to-day's English and Scottish League matches: First Division Arsenal 0, Huddersfield T. 5. Aston Villa 1, Birmingham 0i Burnley 1, Tottenham H. 4. Bury 4, W. Ham U. 2. Cardiff City 1, Notts329 words
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Article93 1925-02-16 8 Reuter's Service. Edinburgh, Feb. 14. Tw nty-five thousand people attended the Scotland* vs. Wales soccer m atch. It was raining and the ground was very muddy. Scotland attacked and after nine minutes Meiklvjohn scored, whilst eleven minutes later Gallach.r netted Scotland's second. Just before the interval WilliamsReuter's Service. - 93 words
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Article785 1925-02-16 8 Governor Watches Fine Race YACHTING On Saturday ajfternoom yet another contest came off for the Lundon Cup, in which the Ann beat the Golden Girl Jt>y 52 seconds on corrected time. Rumour #has it that strong compass variations on the latter boat accounts for the usual loser's785 words
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Article379 1925-02-16 8 CRICKET Reuter's Service. Melbourne, Feb. 14. The weather this morning- was glorious when the fourth Test Match was resumed before a crowd of thirty thousand spectators. The wicket was perfect. Sutcliff (141) and Woolley (26) the overn'ght not outs, resumed, but the former was out to theReuter's Service. - 379 words
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Article220 1925-02-16 8 RUGBY Reuter's Service. Twickenham, Feb. 14. The weather was unsettled and the ground ec(ft for the international m a«tch between England and Ireland to-day. There were thirty thousand people present when the game- started. At the outset Ireland pressed, but after six minutes play Kifctenmaster brokeReuter's Service. - 220 words
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Article252 1925-02-16 8 Johnny Hill Beats Negro Invader in Manila BOXING Johnny Hilfl, Cavite featherweight slugger, knocked' Ansel Befl dear out from under the feafcherwedtgbJt crown on the night of February 7, at the Olympic Stadium. Bell was beaten into submission says the Manila Times with neatness and dispatch, HWTs252 words
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Article348 1925-02-16 8 To-day's Ties LAWN TENNIS Handicap Doubles (Men). Bridges and Hewitt, plus 4 vs. Pott* and Miller, 6cr. Hunter and Bain, plus 2 vs. Medley Stevens and Meredith, plus 6. Cruickshank and Hendrie, plus 15.2 vs. Denham and Lee Warner, minus 3. Winter and Salter, plus 1 vs. Holmes348 words
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Article46 1925-02-16 8 Entries for the S.R.C. Spring Tennw Tournament are now open and will close on Saturday March the 7th. The events include:—Singles Championship, Doubles Championship, Pairs, Doubles Handicap, Singles Handicap, Mired Doubles. Entrance Fees. $1. each event, must be paid on or before March 7.46 words
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Article31 1925-02-16 8 Nurmi's Impossible Feat ATHLETICS Reuter's Service. New York, Feb. 15. Nurmi has accomplished what many sportsmen haw considered an impossible running feat doing two miles in 8 minutes 58 1-5 sees.Reuter's Service. - 31 words
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Article142 1925-02-16 8 The story of an alleged Communist plot to blow up a town hall and power station was told at Newcastle recently when Percy Gibson, aged thirty-eight, was remanded on a charge of being in unlawful possession of explosives. The prosecution stated that he was a Communist, and142 words
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Article360 1925-02-16 8 Early Operation Attended by Slightest Risk "We do not know the cause or causes-of cancer, tut we certainly do know how to cure it if only early opportunities are vouchsafed to us." twWp This declaration was made by Sir BerKeley Moynihan, the surgeon, to the annual meeting of360 words
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Article301 1925-02-16 8 Historian Gives Credit to Henry VIII The popular idea that battleships we're first evolved in the middle of the twentieth century with the construction of the first iron warship Warrior is showr. to be entirely erroneous in the recent work of Professor Geoffrey Callander, "The Naval Side of301 words
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Article264 1925-02-16 8 Dictionary that Did not Help A new word has been sponsored by Mr. Samuel Goldwyn, the famous film impresario, who, with a number ctf other heads of the American cinema industry, is now in London. The new word is photogenics." Mr. Goldwyn does not know what it264 words
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Advertisement369 1925-02-16 8 (WHEN I WANT I TENNIS RACKET I I ASK FOR j j SURVIVAL AND I SEE That I Get Gramaphone of real good quality and price values. Monthly payment systems can be arranged. Illustrated Catalogue on application. SFASsftN r.ft Itii MEYER'S BUILDING, j 7 Hit 113, North Bridge Road JIIIMIIIIUIHIimilltlllllimilllllUlllltlllllllllllltlllllllHtlttlllllllll!!lll«tll1lll!llllll|!llll|llll!llllll|lllnl369 words
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Article997 1925-02-16 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations:. Singapore, February 16. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES MAIL QUOTATIONS Issue Value 2s Allagar 14% 2s Anglo-Java 2 9 20s Anglo-Malay 23 3 20s Ayer Kuning 3716 20s Batu Caves997 words
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Article518 1925-02-16 10 RUBBER SHARES WEEKLY REPORT Fearon Co. Kuala Lumpur, Feb. 11. During the past week the rubber section of the share marked has received: considerably more attention, although the difficulty of reconciling- buyer's and seller's views has resulted in a comparatively small proportion of the firm orders received being executed. The518 words
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Article267 1925-02-16 10 Woman's Passion and the Stranger It is unlikely that Mrs. Est el la Runyon, a young and comedy woman missionary worker in the Orient, where she went five years ago as a bride from Lou-'sviHe, ever read Elinor Glyn's "Three Weeks," with its startling illicit love sequel267 words
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Article126 1925-02-16 10 There is a certain youngslter who isn't going to be subpenaed as a witness any mbre by a certain attorney. One case is enough to lose. The local youth was on the witness stand, when the lawyer started in to examine him. 'Have you an occupation?"126 words
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Advertisement511 1925-02-16 10 lIP PHONE: 2419 LIM CHEE SENG, 56—3 Market Street. MICHELIN TYRES STOCKIST and Sole Distributor for Michelin Cable Cycle Tyres in Singapore. Supplier of all kinds of Pneumatic and Solid Tyres and also dealing in GARGOYLE >' Lubricating oiL PHONE 2419 for your requirements and same will be promptly executed.511 words
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Advertisement148 1925-02-16 10 I TERRIBLE'RASH ALL OVER BODY Intense Irritation. No Rest or Sleep. Cuticura Heals. w "A terrible rash broke out all over my body which caused intense irritation. The attack was very severe. The least rubbing would cause an immediate swelling and inflammation. Rest and sleep were out of the question.148 words
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Advertisement556 1925-02-16 10 Rheumatism \TERY little would be heard about the difficulty of treating Rheumatism if De Witt's Pills were employed more freely, for De Witt's Pills cure cases regarded as incurable and banish the pain of sufferers who have resigned themselves to a lifetime of torture. Perhaps the experience of Mr. Hobbs556 words
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Article956 1925-02-16 11 MR. HOLDING'S TRYING EXPERIENCE Subjected to Humiliation and Degradation Mr. Gilbert W. Holding, the London manager of B nney and' Smith Company, the well-known firm of carbon black suppliers to the Rubber Trade, tells us df the great humiliation and degradation he was compelled to undergo owing956 words
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Article521 1925-02-16 11 MEAT Beef steak (round) kati 45 Beef stew or curry kati 40 Pork lean kati 64 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) 54 Mutton Indian kati 80 Mutton Australian kati Fowl katii 70 Capons (Locally reared) kati 75 Hans (Locally reared) kati 75 Ducks c ich 1.00 Pigeons,521 words
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Article240 1925-02-16 11 I Love you more than my Own Life 99 Liverpool: With a photograph of the man she loved clasped l in her hand, Ella Lethbridge; a good-lookfoig girL of 21, was- found dead from gas poison'hg recently. At the inquest John Henry Cadwallader said she had been240 words
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Advertisement153 1925-02-16 11 ACHE AND PAIN INSURANCE. You insure your house against fire, you insure your life—why not insure yourself against aches and pain3? Little's Oriental Balm is an Ache and Pain Insurance, for those who keep it handy can have INSTANT relief from Backache, Headache, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains and EVERY pain, small153 words
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Advertisement696 1925-02-16 12 PUBLIC NOTICES WAR DEPARTMENT CONTRACTS Sealed tenders will be received at Headquarters Office, Fort Canning, at 10 a.m. on Monday 2nd March 1925 fortCD (a) Washing Barrack Linen and Bedding. (b) Washing Hospital Linen and Bedding and Patients Personal Linen. (2) (a) Repairing Barrack and Hospital Linen and Bedding, (b)696 words
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Advertisement444 1925-02-16 12 BANKS. THE BANK OF TAIWAN, LIMITED. (Incorporated by Special Imperial Charter In Japan.) Capital Subscribed Y. «0.000,000 Paid-up Capital Y. 62.8W.W0 Reserve Fund Y. 13,.80,000 President. —K. Nakagawa, Esq. Vice-President. —H. Mori, Esq. DIRECTORS: G. Kawasaki, Esq. M. Esaki, Esq. T. Hisamune, Eaq. D. Takita, Esq. Shuto Esq. HEAD OFFICE:444 words
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