Malaya Tribune, 13 September 1933
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Title Section41 1933-09-13 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX<- -No. s I» SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1933. FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wed.. Sept. 13. IMS. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY* SEPTEMBER 13, 1933. fIVE CEN:41 words
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Advertisement58 1933-09-13 1 Sunday Tribune \p Malaya I Hk9 HlV IIKI Hwv RhI BW r^^^••. Ha*. H HV SI i\TJK^H ■•"wi us ptenieTJHH aA vit^ 0 v ftVj JP^'"^• V> M '"\i v» v:i1 |ll >^ *•'•vSF'y- .^r^w*^P^^ c V^^r > t>^ cv 'jrsS^' c^ \*c* "&%t nu t n :rt j <■■!?58 words
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Advertisement44 1933-09-13 1 A. FUNTER 6, Raffles Place. Singapore Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality, filing At latest and lowest marktt prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornament* of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily excS*«n*« rates. I44 words
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Article5591 1933-09-13 2 Denis Mac kail - Our Short Story. "By Denis Mac kail. iJOW do Londoners know when summer has come to their city I No longer, certainly, by On- storm huts, which have already gone the way of the helmet and the periwig. Nor by military bands in the parks, or the5,591 words
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Advertisement241 1933-09-13 2 Eczema in Dry, Scaly Rash. Cuticura Healed. I suffered twtlve months wi-. on my wrist and mtmeta broke cut m a rash tha, and I had many sleepless Dfebtl count of the irritation. "I vied all sons of remedies but m* ing seemed to help me. lieadaaaAw! usement for Cuticura241 words
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Article66 1933-09-13 3 yNCESSION RETROSPECTIVE. DIFFICULTIES OF INDUSTRY RELEASED AT LAST. ncellor of the Exchequer, in the House of Comtly, yielded to the protests of the coastwise istry against the Budget tax on oils used for rille Chamberlain admitted that the case for ad been made out,66 words
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Article1232 1933-09-13 3 on the Committee Finance Bill was John Sandeman Allen a scries of amend[l to exempt from the "oils used as fuel in her trading overseas the shipping of this ,t. the Chancellor had most vital interests j |kp ountry. people realised how deep n the whole1,232 words
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Article370 1933-09-13 3 Brighter Prospects. WRITING DOWN OF ASSETS. A SUBSTANTIALLY smaller loss— £118,178 before depreciationis reported ky ITarland and Wolff, the shipbuilders, for 10.°,2. In the previous year, the loss, also before depreciation was £2&>,137. After crediting interest and dividends received, a tax refund of £57,126 and £100,000 transferred370 words
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Article160 1933-09-13 3 Yen 20,000,000 Profit For First Half Year. Tokyo, Aug. 20. The U#S profit of the Bank of Japan during •he first six months of this year vas Yon 537 849 00. accerding to an official report made at the general meeting stock-holders yesterday. After reporting the account160 words
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Article113 1933-09-13 3 "Gambling An Instinct Of Human Nature." a rinni defense cf greyhound ractal recently by the Rev. R H Vicar of *U Souls. Clap.on. speaking at a luncheon preceding a matinee greyhound ing at Clapton Stadium m aid oi the fund. ireyhound racing say that the sport promotes gambling113 words
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Article102 1933-09-13 3 To Salvage The Lusitania's Treasure. Chicago. A plan to salvage the treasure t-upposedjo be hidden in the wreckage of he Lusi.ama. sunk by a German U-boat during the War has been revealed by Mr. Charles Courtney. President of the American Association of Ma., .or Locksmiths. Mr. Courtney said102 words
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Advertisement245 1933-09-13 3 MILK IS ONLY MILK BUT "IDEAL" is anything between milk and cream—just as you like. If you 1 want ordinary milk you add a good proportion of water. If 8 you want very creamy milk you add less water. "IDEAL" Milk I is just pure rich dairy milk concentrated till245 words
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Advertisement514 1933-09-13 4 M. HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 36-37, Bm BmßMh Road, SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc., and water service, please write to the above address or Thont S4ll. j TO LET. SIANG LDI PARK Further Reductions of Rents from Ist August, 1933. $16.00 and514 words
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Advertisement306 1933-09-13 4 I TO LET. I I TO LET—I63-A, Haig Road, .spacious com- pound house, electric, water and garage. Apply j within. I TO LET—Bungalow No. 11, Wllkie Terrace, J oft Wilkie Road. Key to Inspect from 9, Wilkie Terrace. Particulars from Tel. No. 3170. i TO LET—"Silverton." 8, Upper Wilkie Road.306 words
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Advertisement660 1933-09-13 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. HOE AIK STEAMSHIPS, LIMITED, NOTICE CF LOSS OF SCRIP. Whereas an application has been made by Mr. Tan Elan Cheng, th; Administrator of Tac Bin Giong i deceased, to the Directors of the above Company to issue a duplicate certificat for 259 shares Ncs. 3704 tc 3953660 words
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Advertisement369 1933-09-13 4 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSICAL SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Reentered School). (For Boys and Girls). l-A. Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical EducationSystematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate. Dipluina. etc. Booklet free. M. ANXTANO, Principal. FOR SALE. for sale—369 words
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Advertisement324 1933-09-13 4 1 ill of i I'ij y < i Cnr* I I w MALAYA TRIBUXB THONE 6171. SUBSCRIPT] IM rUTES P.W.M.I! p. UrVAXQ. Delivery btebjAa c Half-Ycar.y S7 fMJO J Quarterly 175 |5 25 ,gj ncii con 1 L.\ :i Copies of back numbers of -Kjb Tiibune- if cblainaM- ~r, 1324 words
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153 1933-09-13 5 5 .-lillmi; 1'i.l.; a udH ol t I <22MMt.«,0^ >:» 1»! Robber Re ».i' t.a U ntrlbuf^o^ n.'ar.» ol ..lllls re«areb t-uob.r I Icavt» Uic !>.>!,'. it i l, on <7'»n.n,l^don.". >'">. ll n ton "l l- .-I,!, "inl; ><n lNl.' .i ,»lodlcun>153 words
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Article208 1933-09-13 5 UUTUilRL 6oe» lair cnd and «lander bc«,n? Robod/ l.ema lo ll„o.v Ev,n i.'- > !..<l>nnl c»r» Ica na.„- bc,n irtlmldal» > tNe vliicn i» i-tlll n'.cerlain !> to U»c I rel»bool.. ol il»»» «nvlcl,n« tx H«?rn in, l.!ticl"m and lit»!. lluU vl„ lr I'l.'d. lllort« on »,i?208 words
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Article786 1933-09-13 5 Business Woman's Shop Ransacked. (From Out Own Correspondent.) Johore. Sept 9. A GRAPHIC description of how six gang robbers ente.red a provision store and rubber dealers shop run by a Chinese woman in Gomoang village, near Pagoh, about eighteen mile:-. Irom Muar town, on the pretext786 words
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Article223 1933-09-13 5 Dispute To Be Settled Out Of Court. Andix. a cezlon Bnrgller «i,o »ag barged voluntarily can dug burl, :gaw brlore U,t 8eeond 5l«»gi5trat«. 5«r, Rorman Cilice, llda mornlna 2b' eaa? «a» Ibc «t|Ue1 to an allrgcd l,«1o lxlv.e,n tn- a«u5 d. a (Hin-sc and a complainant namod223 words
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Advertisement366 1933-09-13 5 I Was Worried fSl SICK f?T^ Thought Something Terrible L*. rg Was HVoa* Wiffc My Baby %^J^WS Si Natural Way Doctors Advise Makes Baby Hungry for Food "''V^fJ —Restores Health Naturally ySjbSr >nger need you lear that some- fitfr •lung terrible is wrong when your tun( jition quite as naturally366 words
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Advertisement101 1933-09-13 5 ■T4v /l!^^S^z^4ai4i»L^ l The proud position held b> W.D.&H.O. Wills is the result of the expert knowledge and unremitting care given to every detail in the production of their cigarettes. WilU's GOLD FLAKE Cigarettes have the advantage of the same experience and consistent care in every stage of their production101 words
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1234 1933-09-13 6 Shipping News Notices. TIENTSIN CLOSED TO TRAFFIC. Consequence Of Silting Up Of Hai Ho. 'ril-nti,!,,. Aug lg. »t?»D nni'll III», be.,, »vll!.l'.'„ about tN»' un5«li5> »>? lln! >rv ..l..'< »l>- durinn ll»e lev >,.,, >... ll «cem«. almoel like OuLgiNll <><:.cl bo to rlv<r: to t!n> 5» b)eet again. >»<?'.','1,234 words
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Article258 1933-09-13 6 Cammell Laird's Order For Two Tugs. HBE8LR2. t2an.Ml.li l.aoo d. a,. ..5llV. l: .0, ln l. al «l n^i, Compan> ll.r lbe l,n ol lv,» pteum lug,, main... V,'!. m... .u,:..^,. !r».etl..r| lu band In llieir repair >,c nav, 1>io l.'nl'.d 4«ola>«. C"!ii.«i,,, >n« b I Tbe liner!,258 words
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Article291 1933-09-13 6 Safety Measures Set Out In Report. s><7QR mn t imvitilblv cnlud l' c, 7aln ainonin ol danger lxl lilr and »»:„»> K„l "ilu Kivatly r».i.l i. '!»Pl.«U.le >"c »l l,.,!5i,' >n r.»»on «l ".'o Lll.l'l'lil' l><»<e v. .,1 ,.,>!>- !:.»,o t.v ,.»!l,>' and rnO'i 's,.,> r>. „!<:! «li»,291 words
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Article229 1933-09-13 6 object 0s Il,e 'Pa No 5la<Ie. It «2«. NNNOUl», d n-.e >lm- all,'' 11 lour <?l .l:». 1l>, lLUltt. D< ut.5l!>!.»>.d «H, <» V'?. to he p,lf ,n l.lll.d lor bin a.,., recondition l»u! iding ni i/v ll ll c». 7:» d< n tbe general liic.nc.. ".n»i., >229 words
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Article326 1933-09-13 6 Hudson Bay Company's Trip. >' < v. >v klvaUier l- t> l» I .i>Ul, ll R R >, 'li^l »i .1 l ,'urr''!,tH aroond io np auiumli l,07l-i l«"-l< .incno.'.., l>, i, l'.^l... ,l i'er ua'ne.sz m "0, lribnt... ,upplle« l,om Llano lea<lll.,: >»"7 l' X.1NRNV/I?I»i:326 words
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Advertisement425 1933-09-13 6 STEAMER SAILINGS. P 0. BKITISH INDIA Afro APCAR LINES. (Incorporati-d In England.) MAIL. PASSENGER CAJKJO SERVICES. flM...-l Ml AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE r, 0 f Ctonlm! with His M»Jeilj*'t CJ jvrrnmrnt). OCTWAFvO FROM IXDNDOW. for 'i.tiu u..J Japan. DM Tonnag» Bimrapore IMS. I425 words
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Advertisement202 1933-09-13 6 TfjUOYD TRIESfTNO (Incorporated In Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Calling at Penan*. Colombo. Bombay. CalUnt at Colombo, Bombay, Sacs, Port Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port Said, Brindlsl. Venice and Trieste. Said, Brindlsl, Venice and Trieste. Due Leave Due m.v. MONCALIERI s.pt. 21 Sept 21 Spore.202 words
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Advertisement224 1933-09-13 6 HAMBURG-A MERIRA LJNIE Deutsch |Ha«.fl| Aiistralische DampfachJlTj If) CI Gosellscbaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. t m s. SAUERLAND. via Manila Sept. 19 t s.s. SAARLAND, via Manila Oct. 5 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Manila Oct. 17 1 m.s. VOGTLAND. via Manila224 words
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Advertisement544 1933-09-13 6 The underacted an j t n fixtures:— 1 HQ** OUTWARDS. "TRIER" for U S'hai, N. China ft Japan S "DONAU" for Bhang rial, N china BOMEWAJUIt, "SAALE" for Aci; a, "■t Rott rdam, Bamfa v "DESSAU" for Q Havre, Antwerp, R dam. h i. ir Bremen "LAHN" for G- DOa,544 words
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Article143 1933-09-13 7 untitled Shares. ..,».l.wn, are a<»d «tocg .> ed :,u ,< »«n »99 "l^ ,19 U 4»» 4U »49 ,4 I^ 5, g <> N 1 9 ,o ,1» 88 96 1«, s» 7^ ,<> 6). i :7>z l_'»< 1.9 55 «6 s»au 0» n N2 ...l 1«143 words
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Article110 1933-09-13 7 WUll» 81 At lX> .c><2ll BROlcERg Buyer». Seller». taaapare Municipal (is 5 per cent. 105 110 Bsgapore Municipal 19 > 4 per cent. 104 108 nom Unjjpcre Municipal (190:1) per cent. 104 101 nom Singapore Municipal lal3> 4 p r ctnt. 100 103 nom Rarapore Municipal i110 words
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202 1933-09-13 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. RUBBER CONSUMPTION IN U.S.A. Tin Price Up Again. /09 Our Financial CorretponAent > Singapore. We dnesday, 11 a.m. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 11% cts., clown l /i ct. Market Tone: Easier. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber, 3%d., up 3J32d. Market Tone: Steady. New York Rubber,202 words
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Article148 1933-09-13 7 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various orands of Kerosene are as f llow s Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial148 words
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Article1045 1933-09-13 7 McAligter And Co.'s Meeting. ?u». >!«ln>ar>- n>.,..I i,»» rtlnx ol rn. AU.','...! U!,<l c?„., l.ld >VN!< I.,10 v^l.,5«l!,v .l. il ,,lli" lion. U..tto»>' Road. «Ingaz. .5«> d< >'..» '>„-, In U»!- tln.': '.il», >)»,.,' >.l->l!i: No >»V UKgnall <2 A. Tll.l», «lD:l'-> >>< »!»,cl II 1llvu!l,1,045 words
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Article140 1933-09-13 7 Lack Of Confidence Abroad. Reuter Wireless. London, seia >: l > lNV «,«"'!!l III. >l .'"ill lli.«d >! '> sslO<l» !l<n. 8».»:« ll.ll 1. l l!V 0'!«^' n.'lndlng a ntxmnim ol six l»»"'^ ''.,:nmi!6!,!' lord «'I I norti 01 t«nons|.,! n. fX:!ll'nl>.!a l„»l «'^d-r »,,!',l'.VlU >>'l !,',>>»! IN».'Reuter Wireless. - 140 words
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Article224 1933-09-13 7 <<».'!> »«Vl> III l5«,»t 12. A u n.ii ».,-,< c-»- >, i.t!> .',,'< i.-lxe U»c Tnu>m-r und il».! s' ii<,<l..>. l»n<» l-!!!!»l,l-, e! »l>,/lzlu»> .1.-, ..'<' ,1!.. ell. in»,,. l"o«n,u»i!z'Ro uunouncolm nl. vvrn n»a<1c dnd »1 tn<? E«le,i,l Ro«v7v, «,.arl» «liQ! tn: dcma,«l»»Ul ud«,uate «e- !>.!>«>>.224 words
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Article202 1933-09-13 7 Continuation Of Successful Policy. London, Aug. 30. Last night's "London Gazette" contains the interesting announcement of the \oluntary liquidation of nine companies in the Dunlop group. These are: Liverpool Rubber Co., Broadhurst and Co., Dela Rubber Co., Macinlop, Macinlop (Ireland), Macinlop (S. Africa). Dunlop Sports Co., Tyne Machinery202 words
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Article24 1933-09-13 7 The following aie outputs for August: Mentakab 50.000 Ib. Jeram Kuantan 42.500 b. Sung i Bagan 62 0101b. Batu Village 2,371 lb.24 words
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Article642 1933-09-13 7 Rubber Shares. silt,..."" w«U«!>di.> »i L ta. Tba lol«o»»llg rubt«r aba« laauid b? and LFall A»d aa»M: laaua Valua. Braa» LaaU a, Z onarea Bl Oo. B»ag4. s ,975 49.79 «9« l Alor Onia!» 9 59 0l70 9.55 9.6b A «»7l» U.8U 199 110 1 A Kunlng642 words
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Advertisement52 1933-09-13 7 THE fftifo SOUTH fttgfej BRITISH compant. LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR IMUftAHC* ACCEPTED AT iOWIiT CTJBBBUT BATE* L. O. MAROOLJOUTH, Ottee: I, Plnlayson Qreen. THE EASTERN UNITED AAIIEAHCH OOBPOBATIOH. LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. L o. Johnson: Oeamftl Ittnaftf. •*Ai! omoi: Ho. A CecO52 words
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Advertisement37 1933-09-13 7 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Xn«.rror»ee4 in jMV|fl< eiNGAl'OIC' CRANtU: 4. D'Ahnefcl» Bire«t AOtMrl** *nd Sut*er!l*d n W o.noo Cap^» 1 f'. W "0' SSli.""«rMC !L ".NUO» «SS^-SS"SSS on SS M«* inter** 2L2LT* ever/ dwertpttoo H. O SMITH.37 words
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Advertisement44 1933-09-13 7 Yearly Interest Paid to You Quarterly Put a few dollars away regularly and watch your bank balance grow. As an incentive to your thrift THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK P i./B interest Begin your saving now. Head Office: 55. Wall Street. N.Y.44 words
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Advertisement213 1933-09-13 7 Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated In Btralts Settlements.) Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BANK, LTD AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL Authorised $10,000,000.00. Paid Up 10 00 HJ.O-00 HEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING CHCUA STREET SFNGAPOM* LOCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:213 words
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Advertisement158 1933-09-13 8 Amusements 7th DAY AND STILL PACKING OUT! THERE'S A REASON! J MATINEE TO-DAY NIGHTLY! 1 i HAVE You SEEN TAR AMOUNT'S SENSATIONAL JUNGLE •V Nil!., Xi: OUR NEXT ATTRACTION Fredric March in Great Celebrity Thriller The RAGLE and the HAWK One of the Most Gripping Pictures of the Current Season158 words
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Advertisement176 1933-09-13 8 l" I OPENING TODAY AT MATINEE 3.15. m LAUREL HARDY j in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Full-length Laugh- j in 8 and Musical Comedy Sensation FRA DIAVOLO ELMA V?^'^^^ Wonderful Comedy; Heart-warming Ro- i i i t i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i f|J176 words
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Advertisement207 1933-09-13 8 His latest and best comic performancs j about.. .you'll shriek with latent rat mm (iqhtnmq WINIFREDSHOTTER iliiriiri STORY BY P. G. WODEH(H> CHINESE SILENT V% "W* TWO SHOWS FOR pictures. Xt X JL AtZd oRRPimn LAST NIGHT—TO-NIGHT—SHOW STARTS \1 j p\| SECOND SHOW: A THRILLING ACTION PICTURE EIGHT HEROES FIRST207 words
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Article238 1933-09-13 9 Chinese Discharged In Police Court. caruieu «xne mc«nven»ence »n tbe Second ?oUce Court «bo """e.e interprets «bo «.ould «lwali ,U!> dialect, "ad alrcadv been postponed lor ,ome tlm. Ev«ntcu»U> an mtaepreter aa« lound «b., maice underwood to liu.«nd Me caae »a« proceeded vltb lbe l?ong «Han. «aa238 words
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Article441 1933-09-13 9 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore. Sept. 8. MEAT. Beer, steak i round), kati 3D Lccf, new or curry, kati 24 Pork, lean, ka i 41 Pork, le-an and fat (Is, quality. Kati 33 Mui.o.i. Aus.rahan. lb. 35 Fowl, kati ,3 Hens i locally reared*, kati 40 Ducks, Saigcn.441 words
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Article456 1933-09-13 9 Strange Behaviour. FATHER ON CAPITAL CHARGE. INTERESTING evidence was record ed by the Singapore Coroner (Mr. F. G. Bourne) yesterday, when the inquiry into the death of a male Chinese infant was commenced. The father of the deceased, ;i yotiotj Cantonese, was alleged to have been456 words
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Article420 1933-09-13 9 Supreme Court Decides An Issue. MR. .Tusttce Mills delivered judgment yesterday cr an isvjf raised in the mattr cf n arbitration between Tan SbUl Tho and Tan V- Best on one side and Tan 31cnCh«n-. fa* sv.it Uc rail Btang Cheng .admtntstrato Ci Tan Kia. d ceased*420 words
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Article63 1933-09-13 9 Irak Premier Defines His Policy. j Baghdad. Sept.. fl. 1 The main consideration cf Irak's future policy was MM maintenance of the bonds and alliance with Orea 1 Britain, declared Rashidaki the Irak Premier, in thanking King Qhaz on the formal reappointment of himself and the cabinet.63 words
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Article406 1933-09-13 9 Chinese Acquitted Of Grave Charge. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Sept. 11. JUDGMENT was delivered io-day by the Jelebu Magistrate. Raja Hitam. on a Chinese named Ewe Chim. who was charged with voluntarily causing grievous hurt under grave and sudden provocation on and her Chinese406 words
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Advertisement141 1933-09-13 9 TURKEYS n*e beat breakfast in \S a.; th< woihl and for ali the 19 Scott s Porac;-.: Oats, oats arc the pick of the -!i oat crop, which as evervknowa, provides the f.ne.i* the world, and has been staple food for centuries of one m mlieal races on eaith. .<141 words
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Advertisement74 1933-09-13 9 LATEST ADVERTKEMEN^. ~~W ANTED —Capable" Canvassing Ager* cscn town ttaraufcfWt kww v •■b'aid n' 1 MM plaf*. W durable. Ai.v nam can be tbm\ tttWn a few miivitr. A lamp'c plate *ltti any fcsslrai i am* will b» forwarded on rrcipt of fifty cr..t;;. A splendid spare time money making74 words
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Advertisement819 1933-09-13 9 SINGAPORE HOTUS 1 GOODWOOD PARK HOTET Phone 6490 Telegram: Goodwood Admirably located—sufficiently distant from city noise to ensure an atmosphere of peace and quietness. LARGE GARDEN—I 4 TENNIS COURTS. EVERY COMFORT High-class restaurant under expert European supervision. Lock-up gardes: Moderate Rates: Terms Apply:—Manager. L *m «< mhi 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS.819 words
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Miscellaneous476 1933-09-13 9 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies 'n Singapore, most of the members uf tcftic'i orreaders of the "Malaya Tribune." Thix Dizri in provided specially for them. Secretaries me invited to co-opcrmte in keeping it up-to-date und complete. Happenings of general interest m ll still he included in the476 words
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7 1933-09-13 10 < »<» ttve.»- ill f.' ,^>s, >7 words
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Article692 1933-09-13 10 A number of recommendations Were decided upon nt the* Inst meet in© of Committor Xo. 1 of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners, the moo important of which was thnt relating to thr proposal to tnx bicycles in 1954. According to thr minutes of thr me«<t ing it is rrrrmmendod692 words
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Article251 1933-09-13 10 I timmmln Hy The Way. BICTCUEfI .uc i ;.e c tared .rd -axed roan tne beginning oi next year. The f*e a moaest SI ptr annum. hieh enyor.e ho ;wns a ycie nojld net experience any Teat difficulty in paying, but it should resul in a251 words
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Article289 1933-09-13 10 TTTIE mrxvattczua characters of some ct ihe 1 "tasiern languages offer «rrear, dlffieu'ii ies to -hp foreigner wno wanes to learn them. H ;x- writings '.f the Western countries are based on a standard alphabet, and the uromjnca.Kn of the wurdi ia guided by a •,su-m of phonetics.289 words
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Article169 1933-09-13 10 CVEW people knew tuat a wax" was being F f, ithi in Singapore last night." The local sys- tn ofdttaftM of the Settlement is tried out pe--1 ciir.ill a mil scheme of operations being I MM| .11 order to discover weak spots. >L MJT, and tn remedy thr-m.169 words
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120 1933-09-13 10 Ir rnnreetlo-. with the fi-e nt Pet.r CtMafl rr.nrin- Office in Kusla Lumpur o> Saturday t w< mr.:-.ng: i s wife n"d child hae. a luekr rreapr. Mr Pillsi. trie manager, was away nnr 1 Mrs Piiiev who occupied a Baf in the120 words
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Article59 1933-09-13 10 The death has taksti plsec nt Si Pains., of Mr. C. Y. Hewets. J P.. fiJM wellImcwr B*l !aHNtn renter. Mr Hew-tt was eenera mnnarn ot I darat Rubber Estates. Ltd.. art; \~n one oi the ord-st in the distric \v:-rn. owtag to Wirt nwed ill-health, /c w«'obliged to59 words
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Article47 1933-09-13 10 Dr Mfht.-v Pert Health Officer ami Mrs Meht- ar nov in 8 nraror- «Vi th- W\i it I understood, wiil urderito hi; cpTglkiii in Ol< Orncrr.: Hbtprtal D; .H. R. S. Mntti Is mcttng ns Port Health Office; during the three weeks' leave of Dr Mehtu47 words
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Article27 1933-09-13 10 Thr format-on r.f a small .Forest Department thr .nnfederated Stait ot Relantar. unricr trained officer seconded from tru ataloymn FVvest Service i* to uki place shortly27 words
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Article70 1933-09-13 10 M: CP Sykcs. Protector of Chines P.rak \ot\ to: Kuala t iWipm v-sterda\ or friinsi -a- Pr.iiP-ur. o. OhfeMK Sflange: Mr B i K:;u tron Krdal. ha taker, over ironMr Sykes Th Pair held ar. th. racecourse IpoL. or. S tu-c a\, ir. a;, ot thr flnancr- c: th-70 words
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Article17 1933-09-13 10 Rtrw-.vt ha i. tha. a movement k afoo- tc ■Lpnh Binle.ni Camero. Highland, witr flretrlc lhrh:17 words
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Article86 1933-09-13 10 j Thrush thorn arc fewer pawnbrokers tn Kedah extensive business is eame v i o-. b then-, h: whichever dislrlc, they happen t< b, owiup he eomnaratlTe improvidence cf thf local Malays Unlll: elrewhere hi Malaya wher > th- lapse oi r. nledce is on th completion cf M\86 words
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Article333 1933-09-13 10 Why no! a La aa weir a a A broker and r an swimming when the- >re UI The shark *al *Vl A It seems that caught the "Woman pay* days are here agaj nappy A •a "The bull wins And hr bear. x m m The333 words
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Article25 1933-09-13 10 CTJP BHOHI EXEMPTION VICTIM O! SPORTS NEt > ::uRDEi; ci* ANDORRA 111 I JAPANESF M THE ANT 1-1« ItADIO PEOfc NAMINt, OV V25 words
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Advertisement109 1933-09-13 10 T I jm Robinson's .annua?) Clearance Sale g^BB^BBBW ro-Morrow (Thursday) September 14. Half Price T« hies nn All Departments. flemtfm Rwrgatnb or t)n~repeat(ffie Value! SINCAPOPF KUALA LUMPUR j Th#» host for .^S^"* /Urrrrir Rankle Grand T -/r BrfftVt *»arfc y^ I rf.rv .KYrVOCff f'nrtrtdgcs I#-|r 1PAND PRIX Iw05 40^- m109 words
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Advertisement66 1933-09-13 10 JO»? ARRIVED! \r:w gfffPMBNT 0* r\\r:o RFfORDs SEASON CO., LTD., I 118» \nrlh Ur1rt>* Konrl. <w.'ujx>rr. ITTIVC LOTION nLYdtlfN sH*MPOO nr iMMf'.f. utrvM "-immpoo INWto i»MlfT>Tr-«c FIGARO RoTOpeaTl LnrHeV Rntn>< I Mel (Room 120). BRAS HAS AH ROAO. IM I K K < ->m fl 10 in *t T"; prr66 words
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94 1933-09-13 11 NEW PRESIDENT ISSUES ULTIMATUM. ,00» 5«?pLlL5 ziopprn »v Krm» 8mussle«l wa konlrftlle6 k«38e aaUNNills. lY.vther sensational happenings are expected in Cuba, as result of the army afficers defying the new President t trenching themselves in the National Hotel in Havana, have stopped their food94 words
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304 1933-09-13 11 Reuter Wireless. lEAVING the guests, including Mr. |i belles American Ambassador) ps, without service, all ol the National Hotel nlked out to-day. n was stated but rumours the city that something is it to happen. and friends cf officers s.artea Mien on dury outside dReuter Wireless. - 304 words
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Article104 1933-09-13 11 From Canada To The Near East. Reuter Wireless. London, Sept 9. Mi. J m has left London for MonJutf he and his wife will attempt on the long distance reda, cross the north Atlantic pa. r ,s over Loafed en route for the Ml bat -X tn-iReuter Wireless. - 104 words
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Obituary69 1933-09-13 11 Of (Bptain ?2u! KoenisF. London. Bept 9 '.:.«d,bur? at Mr age ol 99 «7 recallz tbe romantic dnrin»< tbe «b«n in carman commrrelal submarine N lbe «orld br apRarl>»ur on 2ul> 19, >0ll1 < lrcnn Bremen, «uoi.nra «brougb «Ne Ellulllib ..lino nlocaade ritrrned zalelzs to «errnanv Ru! second69 words
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Article44 1933-09-13 11 v »Kl!and Beauty Spats Ruined Ry Fires. Reuter Wireless. London. L«p. 9 > >. >;«.' In-!,'», bre? a,e a datlv ....».,,'.»< ,lro„»<l!t, eeaatcnlll'. > »l »1»ril»and>« ol inr« ol beaM rp e< Tbere are no i.rli.l. ln M- a,»atl,l>r a,r»l «ater iiuppllea la now <>n.„, —Reu.er VVlrele».Reuter Wireless. - 44 words
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Article98 1933-09-13 11 "We Want Peace With England." Reuter Wireless. Dublin. S>pt. 10. a RErORT to the manifesto »f 'he United A Ireland Party was made by President D? Valera. speaking at Dundalk, when he said that Ireland was facing a grave crisis. "If we should lose the economicReuter Wireless. - 98 words
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Article32 1933-09-13 11 Rumours About Dutch Princess Denied. Reuter Wireless. The Hague. Sept. 9. Rumours cf the impending announcement of the engagement of Princess Juliana, possibly to an Englishman, are officially denied.-Reuter Wireless.Reuter Wireless. - 32 words
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Article171 1933-09-13 11 "Invader" Picked Up By Searchlights. AS exclusively announced in yesterday's Malaya Tribune the military and naval manoevres on the West Coast were carried otu In the early hours of this morning, after a night-long vigil by the defending troops. The "Suffolk" attempted to steal in at171 words
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Article101 1933-09-13 11 Important Mission From France. Reuter. Paris, Sept 11. Led by the Air Minister. M. Pierre rot. an important a. rial mission departs to Mos-ow tomorrow. Three of the most modern of French aircraft will convey the heads of the French Air Services and the personnel willReuter. - 101 words
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Article78 1933-09-13 11 Terrible Accident In Big Motor Race. Reuter Wireless. Milan. Sept. 9. A terrible accident marred the Monza Grar/.i Prix when four cars collided, fatally injurin the famous Italian drivers. Campaii and Bor zacchini and injuring two others—Reuter Wireless. Milan, Sept. 10. The famous Preach driver. Count Czaikowski,Reuter Wireless. - 78 words
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Article86 1933-09-13 11 Premier Says It Must Be Curtailed. Reuter Wireless. Tbe I1a«l«e. 8rpt ll In addition to a beaVV in .<u»larici and tbe co>, ys del. nce ol tbe Duleb IndieH mu«t lie l,y l'lt.'n milb"n fiulldera. declared tbe lb Ime :.1,lll.l.7 C ,l>" ln an rr.aug'o», ine :neReuter Wireless. - 86 words
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Article61 1933-09-13 11 Protracted Quarrel With Bolivia. Reuter Wireless. Asuncions. Sept. 9. The protracted quarrel between Paraguay and Bolivia has been brought a step nearer to a settlement by the acceptance by the former of mediation by the principal South American republics. Paraguay will agree to submit the whole disputeReuter Wireless. - 61 words
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Article, Illustration20 1933-09-13 11 It .....idtnl whicn occurrrj ttl inn rfJtnd»» moraine. wl*m on A*o «Mwl wl\!> «n Au«to r.r the Go™ran.cilt Ho»' 6«20 words
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Article449 1933-09-13 11 Preolluin Ol POPE TO .1EXV8. Reuter Wireless. Lerllli. S<l»l. 1.1. l7,t.ill(li l!i<- ton- lll'l lb<< 7>,^ —li..'n1^r rtome. Seiit II. II. ii< th.il thc- Vuticn.ii i!il.i!! >l i bl «uin<> < i!„t'<»lililt. Thf l,il.,«t ili,?i<,rl.i,l!i. >>s <.»'.,- arl.i<.1el< ol the lollcoKllll. ore «he iu <jlln»bll> "iReuter Wireless. - 449 words
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Article101 1933-09-13 11 Tragic End Of Earl Of Kerry. Reuter. London. Sept. 12. The Earl of Kerry, son and h;ir of the Marquis of Lansdowne, was killed in afa 1 unuer a tube train in London to- night. The Earl of K?rrv in 1928 was the victim oi a successionReuter. - 101 words
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Article100 1933-09-13 11 Insufficient Evidence To Convict. When Baghan Koir, a Sikh woman, appeared before the Second Singapore Magistrate. Mr. Noiman Griee. yesterday, on a chirga of e.iminal breach of trust in respect of jewellery to the value of $400, Mr. W. R. N. Bjttenberg. counsel for the prosecution, informed100 words
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Article84 1933-09-13 11 IVtttecl Painter Performs < < remon>. Reuter. c.> ncion L<»»c »2. 5E1RE llr-l C!i,.!, «bleb v.„ nol a. Cl,rl!lti:«n i»a« Ui lbu, Cbnra Rouxr. Cioacr Ltreec tbe Neadquuli, r>ol tbe Cliln» luI'lU». Tt," l,7lc1v«,oon! Qlu 7>ln >V«n lrom Ki»»N»:»l, ol l!»e l.oud"!i l», b>iu| ol Economic'Reuter. - 84 words
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Article24 1933-09-13 11 Reuter Wireless. London, Sept. 11. The death is announced of the well-kncwn musical comedy librettist and lyricist, Adrian Ross. —Reuter Wireless.Reuter Wireless. - 24 words
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Article360 1933-09-13 11 KWANGSI TROOPS SENT. Foochow Reinforced. Nanking Hokiens Appeal To Leaders. Hongkong, Sept. 13. 'jpHE Fukien people in Nanking have sent an identical wire to Marshal Chiang Kai Shek (Chairman of the Military Affairs Commission), Mr. Wang Ching Wei (Chairman of the I Executive Yuan) Gen. Chiang Kwang360 words
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Advertisement166 1933-09-13 11 THE YOUNG MOTHER nursing her Baby requires light but slronglhoning nourishment. TAL1SMALT will juht suit Iter. It is a cuucentruted j food beverage calculated to give stlrcuglh and vigour. t Golden honey, creamy niiik, Aneat coCfta, netf l.iid eggs and I Jni:,lt, all go into a tin of TALISMALT. j166 words
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101 1933-09-13 12 CAPT. E.P.B. CAMERON IN DISTRICT COURT. sncnano nozo /»ccior«i. no «niriro?o »ea» or co«8ia»><L 8 l««IU»V <.l|»l l". Ll. u ttt t?2NNMl;, ..!.I".7ll<il ill the t)j>tli«.t (?l,m-ii til 2liswer en2rt>eF "k i:t.<h :,n<1 driving t'2iiini? to step alter 2N .t < icleiit clicil plTT- tlie101 words
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2077 1933-09-13 12 4 !'!">.> ,.s uml Ml.' lit/'«il «Irnitl)/ hn»u.t?ht Nl/nin^l ll», n,v "lli»« r io.«.!lui, tl the -iNenli'»' s>k «he Oi«tiict rl. .X t >ll»!) clllriill? ihc7 >vhi'I<.' <'s ve.-!l.».r-I'hc liecu.«e»i. t"n|)t. P.. P. N tIMeer:ill.»t.llt >l tu th« h'till t'orce.»'. ch«rls»'ci «ill. enu.«in« «Tlevuu.t htut2,077 words
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Article267 1933-09-13 12 Coaler stuck In i>iln6 Eor Pive O2V8. 'U'lil?. «artlngton arrived in O»n»ll.r».l. >,. > a. live «lave bsl,!n»l l»nu„!,d »»l»< on» I» cn, ><->-.,» goilul a4lrour>ll 8b»i.'l .be «a« paavuul Mrou«i. diiiliii!. „l7 iNr eon.-,». »>u>e «a.V bere lron, Durban ,2ouUi I» >!,»- lu-'t ol li.,267 words
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Article382 1933-09-13 12 5nu<,ll,,i5 Admittecl. < U VlilUIU A7 M All. Corre7,ix»n«. ns ,i>h"l< S,',»t It. /'!!>> i Chlliexl' Mlilli^-i "!l !Ml'-«i! u,..l. .,^ix<7'> .>>!' I'l'llle: 5nv;.j5e Liiliov r"i.l's>i,'cr «III. til- ;,n. "^.!'.,l "»">« "1 ...b,»n<-t.,r li?<M"tl < >V niln >vi<h ,)i7-.l„! l r ,».,,f "'th ,n,.-i .<,.,„382 words
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Article463 1933-09-13 12 Acquitted Of A Serious Assault. g Al-,llV./»« Uinr/l. «iin 2nd a-< lnone>l>vndec vlnl'.rdav aeoulOed b' ll,bd Rclle» lxli »-< .1 li ol a ebargr ol u».n« el<mi,i«i to l'nollc Cour INiperlor >Ve batman '< U. O'Connoc defended, uileged neaaull arc..e "u, l a del., l« 'bat463 words
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Article92 1933-09-13 12 "< l "l,s S'N.tv, Alleged Murder. Woman \V i;h I astes. l>'«r«' «liiil, l ,!0> lM'U» 1 l' >' .<. cXlt» Ruci t7 > X' s>>, »l ?:<»! >lr t< L. c -«a I, >!. > air i>.- tl:> > n,r. n.',''!> ><! ..>i ,l lncli92 words
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Advertisement19 1933-09-13 12 THE Overseas Assurance CORPORATION- LIMITED China Buildintr. Chiila Str*<'PHONE 5808. SINGAW" 1 FIRE, lIIIK VEHICLES WOUS**** COMPENSATION [NSU* AJ19 words
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Article, Illustration170 1933-09-13 13 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING ,i <.I.EiXE^NN." «tin Vi>>asse Vov Ownership. rp v- oil. "Glcuearn," arrived in sterday on her first urip out unuer her new ownership. it was originally built foe- the Chilian liii- was taken over on July, 22, .u by the Glen Line. ::i170 words
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Article98 1933-09-13 13 Singapore, Sept. 13. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. East Wharf (Entrance Qate 1). H Feng 22: Rohna 20. .ViUi Wharl (Entrance Oate J). C 18. Bu'.an 16; Talma 13; Shirala 7. Empiie Dock (Entrance Oate 3). -S 1 Traveler 30; Hua Tong 32; Kistna 331; Kavapara 37. Umpire Dock98 words
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Article95 1933-09-13 13 landlords Must Keep Them In Good Repair. An important decision as to vacant houses '>een reached by Municipal Committee No. 1. J 1 his committee has agreed to the issue of Earning that there is a possibility of future v for re uud of rates on vacant houres95 words
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Article286 1933-09-13 13 N2i/l,tl2rl Klournzj l>c iln l>s liin? r c:>2l. Reuter Wireless. B»l;1.<l.: l. i». Til u>-nd» e.s A. «I»7 .1, »vlng In a pi, c, >«'on l. s»a.-aened rra'-rov «b,din>, street, «eating Melr br'-a»,,.»! and lor lb d>. ib ni Rlnz Lul ln M< dav» ,»i bil,-z .1Reuter Wireless. - 286 words
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Article192 1933-09-13 13 The World Is Grasping For Religion. New York. Mary Pickford has found time tt> think about human problems during licr career as <\ rcrcen star. She has thcugM much about religion, and in i he August issue of "The Forun: 1 ■-he writes: "I have always felt religion192 words
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Article60 1933-09-13 13 Measures For The Promotion Of 7 Enterprises. Shanghai, Aug. 26. Under the auspices of the Ministry Of Industry National Co-operative Conference will shortly be called in Nanking to discuss measures for the promotion of co-operative enterprises hi the country. The conference is called at the request of t.Tc60 words
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Article56 1933-09-13 13 Shanghai. Aug. 26. According to information from the National Economic Commission $500,000 have been handed over by the Commission to the Yellow Kiver Flood Relief Association for the relief ci the refugees along the river. The Commission has also sent .wo experts to Honan to investigate flood56 words
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Article32 1933-09-13 13 7 Shanghai, Aug. 26. Lord Marley, Chairman of the anti-War Conference, who arrived here from .Tapan yesterday, is leaving for Feiping shortly on an inspection trip— Shun Pao.32 words
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Article180 1933-09-13 13 Singapore Sep' 12. London 4 months* sight 2 4 3i33 London 3 months' i i«;ht i|< London 60 day;' si;!ii 2 4 SfM London 30. da\s* sight 4 J :t Lcndon demand 1 London LT 22. 32 Lyons a-d Par- demand r,r > Kambuiv, di mand 1 New180 words
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Article185 1933-09-13 13 S.n?.- pore. Sept. 12. R. (Siam) W. Coast K. 1 per Koyan 0120 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan 13 Rice B Siam N. SH-0 Pice! 3 Siam N. I '96 Siam. No. 1 "Sinhway" 170 Siam, No. 2 "Sinhway" $160 Siam, No. 3 "Sinhway" Rice, Saigon185 words
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Article29 1933-09-13 13 Said Is have aeed knotted doem by 'mo quito" bus in Bu'-.tt *hno* Rssd jrwterday two Malays were removed to hospital hy imbulance. They mnltainrd minor injurires.29 words
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Article209 1933-09-13 13 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. SEPT 13. High tide*. %M ;> m., 3.55 p ia. C!< njry Retreat Singapore Races. Kotarj Luncheon. Ad. 'phi Hotel, l p.m. SEPT. 11. High I Ides.-* 7.40 am., 5.21 p.m. Ciergy Ketrcat Ends. PcotbaU. S.A.F.A. Cup, SC.C.209 words
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Article104 1933-09-13 13 Al tIAMBRA —Busier Crabbe in "Kirg of tHa J mgle." CAPITOL.— Laurel and Hardy m Fra Dia•cl." RMKRI —Charlfs Far.eh and Ja >et Oaynor ha icss ot the Stc:m C-un.ry." GREAT WORLD.-Side shews, Cabaret, II daf CP ra. Chines: wayang. silent and taHcie cinema.- (Sky th stre: Surrender" and104 words
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Article129 1933-09-13 13 British Goods In American Fashion Show. New York. A reversible the latest idea in mssctttinc attire. «aa exhibited here at lh: Ph McrnattMai Men's Style show. The germon by Ha ability to be ttlrnea si will, reminded VtSttOSl (f the old ••dickey" »e--verslbie dafart-toats. The exranple shown was129 words
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Article154 1933-09-13 13 Sunday, Sept. 3. The Hen, H. T3 Egmont Hake left Government liou.se. Tuesday, Sept. 5. The following were guests at a dinner given by His Excellency and Lady Clementi at Gov- rpw nt House this evening: H. E. The Governor ol Maca> and Mrs. Miranda. Hon. Mr. Justice154 words
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Article114 1933-09-13 13 Home-Made Vehicle To Cross Channel. Augsburg t Bavaria i. Hiw young Germans intend to come to London in a heme-made "Amphioiomobile"—a machine which can be used either on land c: sea. They have tested hs speed on land and are to give it a thorough trial on the114 words
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Article110 1933-09-13 13 Caught While Powdering Their Noses. Viennu. Thefts by t xpert "cat lurflan were terrorising the inhabitants or he Schnmadlja Mountain district, Yugo-Slavia. according 'o tne "Neves Wiener Journal." Comnlamts came in to thß pobce almorl daily but M one" ever caught N glimpse cf the ganu. Tinjp one110 words
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Advertisement48 1933-09-13 13 SPECIAL SALES MARGO SOAP (Slight! v Damaged). (CLEANSES PURIFIES) BEAUTIFIES THE SKIWj [THE CALCUTTA CHEMICALCO.iI?! I (Incorporated in India) j 15 cents Per Cake. (Regular Price 20 cents). (From our office only). The Calcutta Chemical Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In India). Par East Branch: 8, RAFFLES CHAMBER. I SINGAPORE.48 words
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Advertisement57 1933-09-13 13 Wherever i!u> Sun shines <>•• 1 he Wind Wows The l T ni\ ureal !''av.»u 'i; <•. *> years bM ;<:!'• M g For a real thirst quencher F N TONIC •#A with a slice ol Lime, or for those who prefer it a dash of Gin FHASSEII iS:AVE, O^l^Ett.57 words
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Miscellaneous90 1933-09-13 13 lllk 8IX6AP0KE > Ol^IIXTEEIts. >V<oK's Programme <>t Drill». >, gramme drIUa ol i »p to. and »>' lo-DAV. i5t.-p-r >:, It «n lniclligvnn. »<>!,,.mr'.-r.. si EuruHlan> Oo>. > < Mlnla uro R»u«e. >t t- tvn? 8.N..E. Aazault. D Oo> SEPT 15 UOr 6lg «i»nal l. I ft.,, g^. >l,.'nl.»Av. E«*r.90 words
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Miscellaneous68 1933-09-13 13 i IPOSTAL IMTtLLICtNtfi SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. Fontiamk .Khocn Ho-a> 3 pan Tcngal and Djanibi iTobu, 3 p.m Eanka Island, Pladjoc Palembang (Thedens) 3 p.m. Noith. N.-Eas. N.-West Sumatra (Van Heutsi) 4 pm. Australasia (Shiralr.) 7 pun. Ncrth, N.-Ea-st North We: t Somntra, Siam. Bu.ma. Ind-i: Iraq. Palestine. Egypt. East68 words
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95 1933-09-13 14 FOURTH DAY OF THE AUTUMN MEETING. »1« zwer? 0« «acr roie io »k on ilacez 6 H«v 8. she sienuitimute in cne 3inI2pol e I'ul'i Olub'g iivoli.i) .XiNnmn <<;l»hl (7up) I'2C0 mel77tilil/ will lx? renched tniZ ..til,iit,on wlwn 2 t'ourtn t2!ild ot' eijfllt events95 words
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692 1933-09-13 14 /VXt.V >!X will e lllc <tnrtee when th<' tnne.< </., ll,» .:t p.m. t'.Mlv l»,- llil s'Vlut in the "< <" < l's'iiril, tl.tv'? protlrnmmi" v»l eii<ht rm.e-'. l 'n!e55 there lire the s,ther ,vl,: l»,- lynched in the seventh rnl-e. l,.r vhlch692 words
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Article29 1933-09-13 14 RcsuU Of Postponed League Match. Reuter. London, Sept. 12. The postponed First Divison mat-h in the Scottish League competition resulted a follows: Queen's Park Hearts 1. —Reuter.Reuter. - 29 words
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Article48 1933-09-13 14 Tournament Commenced At Segamat. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Jchore, Sep 10. a badminton tournament was begun ia Segamat last week and is flow in full swing U ls an open district even' and many enSS. f ve come ln from plßyers from parts of Segamat. v48 words
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Article66 1933-09-13 14 special selections Eur 'l'o-dav. "U«/IRRl«C plVt fs»r «lib: »7 sloone ruc »i are .l». lollo«x! l —l ««HE EERAR Rlii«<aon. Loebaio^ RACE 2—til'RlXClcEl^. lialome. Ilizblana La^a RACB 3 Cllll» O i>TEEL Clngir Oledanl. Ai^a-Ai^a. RACB 4—H4BLBQI B5.E Silent Xere bant iiernltv NAC» 4—«.»vixi l aaL t.ii-l, Crrvaric66 words
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Article337 1933-09-13 14 Unsatisfactory Ending To Wrestling Match. (From Our Oxen Correspondent.; Malacca, Sept. U. Dixie Kid and Blackie Sam provided the first bout of Sunday night's programme at the City Park, Malacca. Both hit wildly and while there was very little to choose between them, Blackie Sani aggnssion in the337 words
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Article307 1933-09-13 14 Neat sinzxapore In lbe second »camc ol lne BUiuapore bniedull I>7aaue. tbe Did Bo??' Team trounced tbe Ilugapore dl» bv 9 ru»vl <o l la«l, Bundav on gt 2c.!i:pb'» ground. Ibrre «us a a<iod rro«d on band to «atel tbe 2apane-,c> «ln ln deceive laablon 77l>. -corc-d lotr307 words
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Article195 1933-09-13 14 TKeir IVIatel,. VEttlTV ViciOU8 3<? XttItO!«OI't,N. Reuter. 8ei,t. 12. >Veiil lncliulls iilBverl the lust mutch ot their Lntrluu6 tour »t 7> ui'it„olii?h. ni/itinxt <><r. N. I). XI. aucl >vere he»ten h) rlelllev Verity (Vorl: >,h»lej heiul? the thi,s l,l their l'u il il»,'. li. I'. 8. vntt.Reuter. - 195 words
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Article398 1933-09-13 14 Singapore Soccer Team In Palembang. D-tails of the Arab Peranakan first match or the South Sumatra tour on Sept. 8, at Palemoang v. the Asiatics Football Association XI. the champions in South Sumatra, are now to hand. The following played for the A.P.A.: Hassan; Syed Ahmad. Wan Puteh;398 words
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Article48 1933-09-13 14 Yesterday's Race At Doncaster. Reuter. London, S?pt. 12. The Champagne Stakes (six furlongs) run at Doncaster :o-day, resulted as fellows: 1. BLAZONRY. 2. ALISHAH. 3. VALERIUS. Eight ran. Won by a short head; thud two lengths away. Betting: Blazonry 11—2; Alishah 8—1; Valerius 2—l. —Rev er.Reuter. - 48 words
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Article45 1933-09-13 14 The Marine Dept. team to meet the S.C.C. 'n the S.C.P.A. Cup ma.eh at Anson Road will 3c selected from: Abdol Rahim, Bakar, H. Joiar, M. Omar, O. Ahmat, A. Awang, K. ")mar. Pen, T. Awang, Bahrom (capt.), Bakri, A. Ahmat, 8. Ahmat, and Tatb.45 words
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Article199 1933-09-13 14 liesult» PurtKer Tie». l ERDA VB in be 3 C C ,..nma. U7 No-< V.<l< li!>. cl_ABB RA.^K^ L. Elmer ioac 1» beat p Ro!,ler «oax. 2, l>—,. 5—7. 9—l. 0 B Ru«? ,.er ba< V al,m<ev «er.» 4—9. 7—H, c-^.' C d ,plu.-> 2, beat199 words
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Article90 1933-09-13 14 Muar Footballers Entertained At Segamat. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore, Sept. 10. Tsie Jalan Qsman team of Muar visited Segamat on Thursday under the patronage of Inche Ahmad. A.CP.. Muar. and beat the Segamat XI on the Segama: Pa dang, by 3—l. Play was fast and, the90 words
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Article55 1933-09-13 14 S.C.C. team v. the Marine Department to morrow in the first round of the B. A.7.A. Cup at the Anson Road Stad.um: T. G. Lashmar. J. L. Elme.\ F. A. McCaffery, T. Rob.rtson. J. W. Muneey, R. N. Walling. R. A. F. Ero.uv S. Kirk- H. E. Orr,55 words
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Article189 1933-09-13 14 l)0>< Fourteen Horses. Pive Eloventb 8ernt«.bii.u>. Reuter. i.,,. nil.,..! null 't.-lrt.'l ln <1 mile 1.t72 >mi.! > P.lllb.l K !.!>.,,: l.i'Vcr>'. 7><>!l<!! llitlhlbliti'.l'. >!>v i li'll BNll TV,'!,!.,,,. lh:it th,'l'<' vil! in,,'',.-, I. i.>i,,,.^ l»,<- n' lli,l!>., —Ileuter. ll < s" ."-s,s.N!> ol 0«,7>' .1..., ,»^>, ,-rllellxnReuter. - 189 words
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Advertisement35 1933-09-13 14 I PET MILK i i I MAKES DELICIOUS i INEXPENSIVE SUMMER DESSERTS. I j I ussy I j OBTAINABLE AT ALL j THE LEADING PROVISION STORES. i I i Distributors: J j GETZ BROS. CO35 words
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Article410 1933-09-13 15 TKe Teevalli Tournament KIun^. Erom Cur Cw» Correspondent) Rualn Lumnu.'. Bepl. ll annual Teevalli tennia tnurnamenl ol ,bc llampong Ruan a Club started a: Rata»« and «lU be ecn7inued to-dav Beveral «el1-ltno«n i >,le tullluF part. In M' men'» lpen ngles »cbamnion»blp> ,und. Binglev beat 9—3. 9—9.410 words
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Article89 1933-09-13 15 8inl?2pore soccer I'enm In ?2iemb2n^. Tbe Bingap'ro Arab Eeranaaan AI5oeiatinn> lootball team «blcb lelt Bingapoe on B?nt 2 lo.- palemdang. «ere engaged ln tbelr lirat malcb «utalnat Me Aolatlca on Erldav Tbe Kome team «erl' leading bv t«o to onl m.it alter Me lnterval. vlren rain l, :.ifered89 words
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Article87 1933-09-13 15 In6i2N8 >Vin 8e.2Nlrnr < ompetition. l'E'o.tt M.r C«in Correspondent./ «uala Lumpur. B<pL 12 Tlie Belangor Indian A»»ociallon «on Me Btonor Cicllet Bbleld vealerdav «ben tbe? dcni Me Belangor Ranger» in Me final matcb bv 70 run>. Lull Binab piaved a great part in Me Indian» «l.ccl5a. Tbe tropbv87 words
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Article32 1933-09-13 15 rinul 0n No2»1. Tbe Nnal mulct, ln Mo Commercial Cup competilmn bet«een «aiav» Ecbli-binss llolr and Eraser and R'-avr. «IU be plured at An 00 Roid 5l1l.db„" in 2' s'32 words
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Article110 1933-09-13 15 c llinexe 8wrt InterTeam > T«»urri2mellt. lnter-team gam., «ill b7 pla>«d K a' 0« 3 C R. C. > To dc v dm Loci:, team v Eong Erldav Vc« tram v. Eor« L.m'« l Cln> L,.K T'ai'V Ee<- Cb!m Bocil. Cbr.,1: .T ,Q7> l,-.». Cov 7ut. ltean 2'Nean110 words
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Article55 1933-09-13 15 Thrtc League Matches Played Yesterday. Reuter. London, Sept. 11. Three games in the English League competitions, played to-day, resulted as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE. DIV. FX I Bury 0 Port Vale 3. Hull C. 2 Eradford C. 2. ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. 11l (NORTHERN.) ftr I I'llHl lIW S. 5Reuter. - 55 words
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Article96 1933-09-13 15 In a friendly match played on Saturday, the Grange B.P. beat the Play fair B.P. at tormer'3 court by 4—3. Scores (Grange players mentioned first): Koh Chck Tuan beat Qutk Song Quee 6—15. 15—1, 15—5; Stah Yak Thai lost to Chco Tien Hcng 10—15, 11—15; Chua Leng Ycng96 words
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Article33 1933-09-13 15 Reuter Wireless. l < l ?lLm. Zip'. 7. R Don sll «on tbe Senior 5lan» .m,u >mr mcUor cvelln? o »..r!m. vme l">' <ml. or.- >>,'.»!- l'.>.o Imm >, s'9 mmulc»? ,'<I I .17»^.Reuter Wireless. - 33 words
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Article60 1933-09-13 15 Ro 4 in Me "Bundav Trlbime' «oceer <«., pell,»»!, wo l7. Mould bave rel< r-reci Civ II ol lbe En«ll«b League A» an od>iou« l'llnim» ml UU7>' occurred. quclUon Ro. 4 vdl b» I'lt s>ul ln mdglng Me reLulta. Reader» ma? leave Mia line blank It «ill60 words
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Article61 1933-09-13 15 Vista B. P. team v. Oxygen B. P. on the latter's court at 3 p.m. on Sunday. Vista players, Singles: Khoo Peng Koun, Ang TJtck Hock, Ong Say Yeo, Lim Huay Ann, Chua Kirn Fatt, Tan Heng Lum and Benny Tan. Doubles: Khoo Peng Koun and61 words
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Article215 1933-09-13 15 lbe Ivinlf'l; Zlelibusse On Its 1>0lb ranniver^2r>. 'Ib.» l..ll..«li.g lrom Ri7.ss bl« bo» receN'd bv M director» ol tire Clm«0« .ll >v!m 2'!N ..n to li,.. ,.«v on Me ol Me 15UM annlv,,>arv ol Cbimx-r', lir»t Roval iloOl's III» X,.»,. lv t2 mueb loncl, i 2< Mb- n,2!..l215 words
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Advertisement146 1933-09-13 15 r NEW WORLD CABARET < \L\\ AYS IJSAOING) J SAT! UI)AV, I6TH SEPT. I Gala Race Might. j. \nd Streamers will be distributed Free. Air Force Dane* Orchestra will rnalely with the New World Cabaret Orchestra. SlQN OF LICENCE TO 2 A.M. .Kxri.vt. RACKS os lata i:ih a, iMi,si:nn!iin: I146 words
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Advertisement407 1933-09-13 15 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Btraite Settlement*). HEAD OFFICE: Oreat Eastern Life Building. Cecil Street. Btryapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewry. K.O. The Company has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and compiles with the407 words
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Article384 1933-09-13 16 (Quarrel llent. 1>N liOEIi .^38IXE8. n uuarrel reLnrdint? rent delveen the prilicipnl tennn: BNtt :i >>tlh.ten:lnt ot a hc>u«e in .1«o s^hiltt 15<»nll letl to li brutal munier in th«_ >.!'!> ok the morning VB« the l"iv «'III s<.!>tnlcl .,> lilt.' l'l'lnv,, on >hili<hl> lhl>384 words
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Article145 1933-09-13 16 il.v'x 7>p,eud7. lo r»rm8. llull 1.,' moxinpo planu» «blcb cau.»ied n>u,!, d! comic,' I!».. dn< Il7 ol «ul> >, > >, ,l! !,<I>- I IN. < ,lx u, l,.-,e,< i,» n. "l moH,n,^'. l ,.v,. 1«. l,,l,!>s< «>!,s!.,,,u ,<n !!>'- ,»l,i!<i>: 1» <!,"s"uubla,, > IN» N». .,!>.. ill.145 words
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Article111 1933-09-13 16 A Chinese Girl's Alarming Experience. When a Chinese appeared before the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) this morning to receive sentence on a charge of theft. Chief Court Inspector Bostock stated that a fourteen year-old Chinese girl was walking along Simm; Avenue recently and she suddenly111 words
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Article476 1933-09-13 16 l?igl»t Over Cl,arta." > Audorr»». 4. tlMeeuH ol Andorra are aualtbr? > i»n-.iou75b tl,e al ln ol malr votcrii «bo «ill taaa part ln Me election» «blcb «lll zcon be Keld. lormlrrg Me Nri-l experiment ln unlverral «ullruge ln ii, sx,cl:et l>,2te ol Mnnaand lnbabitan476 words
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Article138 1933-09-13 16 l'ormer OMcer l)e|,riv«»<l 0l ltlmk. onc>.d »n tbe Lo«do». Cll-e/l,- I., Btrandera. late RE A »l >,'>,r,vsd ol ln ranll ot Ucut.-n.int. Au»lu>' »933 V lormer Brltt b ollicer named Vivian >.- recently tKcBme a raturallzrd Cer.'-'., alter ba.ir.5 lived >n C».r7Nt!.l»H lo. 7. timl. 5Upport«d lnc Rari».138 words
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Article162 1933-09-13 16 I'n No ,VitK KMx? Incilaent" Cbcbnalord '11» Covernor. ol Rll.g Edaard Cramm-r Cbllmalord. accepted Me >n >l 3»4r. U. E Balicv. 4T.A.. «bo baa been Me beudmaaler alnce 1324 Re 1» a mualcr lor l4 Blrre«Hbury Bcbool. It «Ul be recalled ttwr on tne morning ol Me annual162 words
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Advertisement126 1933-09-13 16 i riBBii IJ .j I i» AND >/)S ■KELN1H edge to your appetite '~-5> N Oiii Hi' A T 96 PINT BOTTLES. W,J^ I «$3.50 j ll iL' 3^1"' ffl 1 ill v24iU U48 QUART BOTTLES. i OOP K-EPALA c BRITISH BREWED BEER SOLE AGENTS WILLIAM JACKS CO (malaya) LTD.126 words
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Advertisement121 1933-09-13 16 Insist on I GENUINE j AUSTIN spare parts I A car is only as dependable as arc sold which will pa*» the eye its weakest pan. Therefore don't —bin the poor service they give risk your peace of mind, and will soon prove to you how very possibly your utjdy,121 words
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Advertisement203 1933-09-13 16 Oeeravigtn t» pouii.- pcricii..... 11 I in i IX... tin •ii n Mi'' not i lurtii rmoi i i i"! JTOtl will I...;, Whu. -iiuir i U tiOfi U-cgf A HE LOST HIS TEETH-and HER? I'yorrlun lm> lUnw it> >lrii,!l\ ,,nrl. ONE tr*ceil\ ii.lh.tw k| ni\i ii «I.Jr i uoticrd203 words
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Article535 1933-09-13 17 Master's Report. I w o PLANES LOST IN manoeuvres. 4 <-»/> I Manila, Aug. 26. rpp of five Japanese fliers ■ating in the recent Japanmanoeuvres were saved ry graves by the m.s. "Tal \<>rwejrian freighter, which Manila yesterday. rs were taken from two J in mid-Pacific after535 words
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Article256 1933-09-13 17 L200 Vlielt Ii> Motorcar liu8e. ol l»oa «a'c «ido«> «bo »et c>ll B. «ill, a prospective employer lor Bcardorouz', and blm drive clt «ltb aU Melr luggage »nd valued al C299. told to a Eittl; l!?pre»«ntatlve by 54r«, Tereaa U. Xlad» c-n, ol portbdoan-road. lVlalda Valc. >1:>256 words
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Article166 1933-09-13 17 'lo sur H»eir l<eep. Blacilpc.ol. In M Eollee Court, on Me appUcation 'l ll».' Cbiel Conatable. I»Lr. E. DeMam. aili 1 l>M'e protcatt lrum tbe prisoner, and M>' <»t.Illation» ol tbe defending lalUcitor. V Milt be ane« ol no aulbo. r< lor ucb a courice. 145166 words
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Article542 1933-09-13 17 Big Push Planned. CANTONESE TROOPS FOR FUKIEN. 1 Hongkong, Sept. 11. QEN. Chan Tsi Tang, the Cantonese Military Chief, has ordered the divisions under Gen. Wang Yin Tsing and Gen. Wang Chat Man to reinforce West Fukien against the "Reds." The South-West Government hps agreed to supply542 words
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Advertisement167 1933-09-13 17 I I I fON THE SUBJECT J OF INCOME. i Security in old age is as much desired by the man with a small income as by the man who is well-to-do. Both are anxious that their old age shall be made comfortable and that their families shall be protected167 words
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Advertisement289 1933-09-13 17 LUCAS C. A. V- I HOTAX i THE BATTERIES WHICH ARE STANDARD EQUIPMENT ON OVER 90 PER CENT. OF BRITISH CARS. j IF YOUR BATTERY BE LUCAS, C. A V. j OR ROTAX IT IS GUARANTEED— THE UNDERMENTIONED SERVICE I STATIONS WILL GIVE YOU DETAILS J AND RENDER ANY LUCAS289 words
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Article87 1933-09-13 18 iVlllxlilini X< n P;l>;l.:«,,,. A 3All.IRC 1)oal o<7 il.c .ll.n, Nleeiono am, «»>., «>',» mec-tUizt on Auh bel«ee„ l?>m, >r I«id Ctllua, Tbe < N<v» l» Rlmi! Vienna. At 1! > !l»7: liUll m"7I'.!I ,< I !!< 7 0>7>1. !lni l»!>i>-!,<<1 <>.. ,!>.. I», 1. .,1 l87 words
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Article114 1933-09-13 18 American Publicity Chiefs Views. Chicago. It is csiimatid .hat there are np:<?k in the Ur.ted Stales who do not <»o to church. a he cn'.y way for the church tn get Iv:- i'uriness" is to advertise, de-darts Mr. J. P. Nickclsburg, Secretary cf the Anurican Liheran Publicity Bureau.114 words
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Article213 1933-09-13 18 l)i^«l?rimin:lti<)ii. liEl.E.V8E0 OlV Pl.E^. 28. llt'l :l!n! 1,1 l.'>'i,i^ lhc,l «lN'lc'V h hei h"^!,:lli'!. Il«» I'ine'. e»»l>,>i«! Wit!. l.l,<i .»>. hi: i«> lu'llic-inu' >1r. >:<!,«- 1 t! < ,...>»':<! > > > ,.,<. ii.:.!.. >.,» :,ltt r hi- > ml,»!«.h>' h:li<! lllhli.ii'. l, ,< >v,th >,213 words
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Obituary125 1933-09-13 18 War Hero Dies From Injuries At YVjrk. S:rg?ant John FJpl?y. V.C., late of the is: 13:.. the Black Watch, who lived at Cra:Is-!an?, S Andrews. diod in hospital from injuries r 'Cciv?U U.rough a full vhile carrying out his occupation as a slater. H gained his V.C.125 words
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Article67 1933-09-13 18 lU.lil ."Id »vcl iVll.il!>. i.11 Plilex. 4 ».lC7'<'. ll»,- ol a m,::b v u.imnu>.?N' 3erl lul» «llr. »'-.»r II... villm,'.' Tlbubra, a man Rl» IcnllsH are ln ,L".> »1. 1,710 —dul I, I I Eea.>Ui>.' 1,1-7 >,,..!, l 71,1. '>,-!- dv.'ll", a a'!-!! >. >l!i In67 words
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Advertisement428 1933-09-13 18 Cheap Lamps aaK an :,n 1 T ffrrfW Exp.'tMve J \\H ?«!nii I A Luxury \vll <tflaL Maid »-»urui«H«i > it n,/t T EARL -Xuir'S y5§|S8 ln l911, slnce x—v r kvJ J*\ Important Improvervin I NLr -»<-• r I AU DC MAZDAS and the ||r. Muil-Sag Fllumrrt n't at428 words
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Advertisement41 1933-09-13 18 Radio has grown in a few yeara from a mere experiment lo n »1.000,000 fodny*ry. LEARN AS OTHERS ARE LEARNING, IN CLASSES NOW BEtfNG CONDUCTED BY Before you own a set join a class, it will save you money and disappointment41 words
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Advertisement345 1933-09-13 18 Most I*. /./fYT A: Perfection* u ,r T-ycpawaMa— > C^C^^a—^aw INIEHLSHINO BOOHa :'TO WOMAN a.. ••> aiir otd* i i Nl'l:, H' HOW TO U8I I C Lit» U ILD 111 BBEU A J J -a:-, i kRWOOO i' «I, r :i..m. TItL a,: 01 T rtott ALPHAHLl.» A MUUU345 words
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Miscellaneous225 1933-09-13 18 I v< dLl-. r X o a c. 1." I EMPIRE RADIO TO-NIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. 'ROGIIAX'JZS fOR /VDM 'ISLLVDtNO blliMA. CtYLQ* J7£4'75 SETTLEML* is. Fgr*jri7ar/n VAL+r states ASD ADENt. From The Empire r»on«in»t.«r. EnglamL ffarclenftha: 25.24 and 91 metrea Gic- M < <., C I tj {7 rr. 50225 words
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Article367 1933-09-13 19 Sii;uivli<ii Ceremony. i, v THOUSAND I'ltKSKNT. Shanghai, Sept. 10. ,i a colourful gathering at i.ny yesterday afternoon keu Aerodrome, Shan•laming of the five aerouted by the citizens of i he Government. (i people were present iy. including merchants h >oi children and boy visitors came from367 words
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Article68 1933-09-13 19 Two Well-Known (.oilers' Remarkable Mistake. London. Sept. Two international golfers. Abe Mitchell and A .7 Lacey. were concerned in a remarkab c incident m the qualifying competition for the EI.OOC tournament playe,d at Pinner Hill today. At the sixth hole it was di. covered that both were68 words
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Article320 1933-09-13 19 Arrangements Made At Segamat. c«, Corr«ponde»l.) 3,pt. ll. preparaUolul are Be«7.mat to celebrate R«. «be Bultan o, >ob. re', «xtlelb blrMday on Lept 17 bv lmbe Addullab bln Btate Com"te'' «blcb a levee vlll be beld al >ne Covernmenl Bebool In Me afternoon, tbe pupib» o, Me Alain320 words
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Advertisement105 1933-09-13 19 O-CEDAR POLISH MAKES THAT CLEAN DUSTLESS HOME FRIENDS ADMIRE Nl I L FLOORS BEAUTIFUL FLOORS u 'th the with the IDEAL FOR I S 1 IDEAL FOR Wood h Tile Floors Wood Tile Floors mm Am X' r 7 Cleans As It Polishes" O-Cedar is the safest and best of105 words
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Advertisement370 1933-09-13 19 CRAVEN A CORK-TIPPED VIRGINIA CIGARETTES are LONDON made connoisseur's come -Stißß Vjnfcy J Havana, but he is careful to see that jraßgW' ...t y^^'^^^^m his Cigarettes are made in London 11 ««r r traditional place of origin of the World's mSSt f* **«V* I finest Virginia Cigarettes and, fittingly, the370 words
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Article, Illustration17 1933-09-13 20 feral -Bisley" mtctin* on Sunday. Major Zehnder and M»J« McU-kJ ft< I»17 words
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Article, Illustration16 1933-09-13 20 i JonMtfi of Po* Stat Mk. slums at wethtrit new hi pricted IitWIHWCI WW w car.16 words
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56 1933-09-13 20 v,apt. Q. do Havilland of The De Havilland Aircraft Co.. Ltd. winner of the King's Cup Air Race. The flying BMM was 830 mln and Capt. o. de Havilland ran hU D. H. Leopard Moth (Gipsy Major Engine) at full throttle and at nearly 2,400 r p.m., the lubricant iwd56 words
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Article, Illustration11 1933-09-13 20 Kay Franc. >. who is one of Warner Bros.' most popular st3r-11 words
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37 1933-09-13 20 THE LADY CHAMPION.—Moira C. Wilding, the two-year-old "local" was declared tlie champion entrant In the great, open baby show organised in connection with South-er:d-on-Sra*s carnival celebrations. The picture shows the mifltng champion with her trophies (Central News.*.37 words
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Article, Illustration23 1933-09-13 20 Mr J. B J Ta At and Session- Couns. Sai retiring after 21 ytartish Ncith Borneo Off educated at Ul2 St Kuchmp. Bai23 words
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Article, Illustration18 1933-09-13 20 Constance Cummi;«s star to wear rnaa must be c; ol is at pn>* :.t to Bn British Interna'18 words
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