The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 15 July 1932
1932-07-15
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section17 1932-07-15 1 The Singapore Free Press NO. I 3.«»'' ESTABLISHED 18:t5 SINGAPORE, S.S. FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1932. 10 CENTS.17 words
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Article413 1932-07-15 1 Rumours cabled from Europe to the Netherlands Indies Association of Rubber Merchants indicate that a legal restriction scheme for rubber is again being put forward Page 7. Three Chinese who were alleged to have offered to sell forged $5 notes to detectives were found guilty as the413 words
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Article1076 1932-07-15 1 f The kangaroo was a comforting companion t for the woman, but she had never thought- of t him as a protector till the day he fought for her. t Until she found him the loneliness of li\ ing I m the little hruse on the remote, arid plains1,076 words
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Advertisement189 1932-07-15 1 m -^"storfs i "^RAFFLES HOTEL £Sr I^^H 1 I m the B I^^^H m W M 'm;i i H|RRRIP^BRRRBBBMi i- ,i > GHT. s Lumeln.n Da Silia. the celebrated Portuguese >|«»N I 111 IM. i\ HIS mm fit* a Song Recital M Su*d</j, Jn/y i'l'f lll'Sll'l 17f 9 ,0 ••"PPi'iNti189 words
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Advertisement133 1932-07-15 1 dance li^^b^b^^bmm SATURDAY, JULY 16th LAST PERFORMANCE "THE EUROPE REVELS" I PRESENTED BY Mrs. M. ALFORD. Watch for Announcement of Sunday Evening Concert programme by The Europe Orchestra, conducted by Mr. F. J. STRASSER. jjSjBfefaIMDMIIOTHL ADELPHI HOTEL j i SUNDAY, JULY 17th. j CLASSICAL CONCERT I I DIRECTED BY MR.133 words
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Advertisement134 1932-07-15 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS In case of accidents Page 16. One sandwich is a meal m Itself— Page 1. Or if indigestion is your trouble? Try— Pa*" 3. How about the condition Of the blood 0 Pagt 14. This Milk win be the i ream In or Coffee —Page 1. Massage m134 words
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Advertisement8 1932-07-15 1 I OBTAIN ABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES8 words
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Article300 1932-07-15 2 The following novels were added to Raffles Library during the past fortnight:— Anderson (Sherwood* Horses and Men. Applin Arthur > Harlequin. 3 copies. Aston (James* They Winter Abroad. Atkins (J.B Side-Shows. Belloc <H.» The Postmaster-General. copies. Belloc (H.) Short Talks with the Dead. Bennett (Arnold) The Old Wives300 words
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Article105 1932-07-15 2 Nazi Chieftain to Wed Widow of Cumposer The early engagement of Herr Hitler to Frau Winifred Wa«ner is anticipated m National Socialist circles m Bayreuth, the Wagner town. An Englishwoman by birth Frau Winifred Wagner is the widow of Siegfried Wagner, son of the great composer, who died105 words
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Advertisement509 1932-07-15 2 1 SELF-GENERATING ELEKTROLLER r Electric Massage at Home. Highly useful m rheumatism and stiff joints. Effective as a scalp massage for falling hair. Excellent for muscle massage for athletes. Price $5.00 MEDICAL HALL, LTD. Opp. General Post Office. BUSINESS CARDS. BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY i H. NUGENT BUCKERIDGE Highest Class Work509 words
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Advertisement548 1932-07-15 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders are now Invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tenders may be, obtained In the Tender Room, Municipal Offices Erection of fencing and gates at Sewage Disposal Works, Alexandra Road. Date of Closing. 4548 words
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Advertisement195 1932-07-15 2 Off like a snoh. quick, smooth,! LaaV <tmt KHn U^*^ .^SSSm Sm^^ .^Smm UM^^ W&C^ .^aa e\*^^em\ ew*^ .^mW W*^ B^jgp|B^^B^B^^^^O^y flP^ataC Y^r^ 6 6 m*^ .^mm l^mME the starter with STARTING LIGHTING I Sole Agents UNIVERSAL CARS LTD., I Orchard Road, Singapore. s Jf&fe? C rw\V 111 I 111195 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous291 1932-07-15 2 THE WEEK Friday. 15th. High Water 08 50. 7.7 ft.. 19.36. 8.7 ft. Cricket: S.CC tournament: P.S. and L. vs. Etceteras. Padang; Johore C.C. vs. Blakang Mati XI, Johore Bahru. Saturday. 16th. High Water 10.00, 8.5 ft., 20.40, 9.1 ft. Football: Malaya Cup: Singapore vs. Negri Sembilan, Anson Road Stadium.291 words
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Article318 1932-07-15 3 Scientists Fight Shop Raiders I Southend-on-Sea. One hundred and fifty jewellers, representing millions of pounds worth of gems, were shown how science could beat the smash-and-grab raider at his own game here. A smash -nd-grab raid, exactly as it is carried out almost daily m London,318 words
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Article166 1932-07-15 3 Six More Plays Taken OrT London. Six plays have left the London stage The most notable failure was the Haymarket production of -Queer Cattle- (which had its first performance on Wednesday*, by Mr. Philip Johnson, the Macclesfield outfitter dramatist, from whom Mr. Basil Dean had already acquired166 words
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Article145 1932-07-15 3 German Airwoman Goes Home The German airwoman. Miss Marga von Etzdorf. who it will be recalled crashed when taking off at Don Muang on her return flight to Germany on April 17. left Bangkok for home by the Dutch mail 'plane on Saturday. She will land either145 words
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Article110 1932-07-15 3 Bandit Objections to Anti-Red Campaign Harbin. The Editor of the Japanese-owned Russian newspaper, the Harbin Times, which recently has been denouncing the activities of a gang of kidnappers known as the Black Dragon gang, has received a letter stating that unless no further such items are published,110 words
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Article181 1932-07-15 3 Following the death of an elderly Chinese woman named Kwok Seng at- Batu Lanchang, who, it was alleged, died after a quarrel during which she fell after being pushed by her son-in-law an inquiry was held on Saturday by Mr. E Jago. Medical evidence revealed that death was due to181 words
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Article151 1932-07-15 3 Death of Lt.-Col. Grant Morden [From Our Own Correspondent] London. Lieut -Colonel Walter Grant Mordon. former MP. for Brentford and Chiswick. died m [London at the age of fifty-cne. Colonel Grant Morden. who was a son of Captain and Mrs. W. (H. Morden, was born m Prince Edward151 words
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Article120 1932-07-15 3 German Government's Ruling Ipheld Berlin. The Government has won a second victory over the Prussian authorities by the decision of the Supreme Court of Leipzig supporting the Government's ruling for the suppression of the newspaper Volks-Zeitung fci three days. The Supreme Court similarly upheld the Government on120 words
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Article352 1932-07-15 3 There li a family which requires 24.000 meals every day. The Family consists of children of all ages, jfrom infants m arms to lads and lasses being .fitted for the battle of life. About 4.700 of jt-he family are boys and about 3.300 are girls: 1352 words
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Article132 1932-07-15 3 I hear sad news of the one-time Sussex captain, Harold Gilligan, brother of the more famous A. E. R. Gilligan. It appears that Harold Gilligan. who gave up the captaincy of the south county two seasons ago was operated on during the winter for the removal of a small piece132 words
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Article127 1932-07-15 3 Nine times out cf tan tod* ,tion li by harmful, excess stomach acid whid and ferments the food, forms pas. and indues pain. The only logical way to obtain relict is to get rid of the cause md BUurated DeaH dees this instantly. Bisurated' Urn127 words
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Article169 1932-07-15 3 MISSIONARY KILLED IN S. AFRIC A Murdered By Bushman While Reading Bible Johannesburg. A small heap -.f human boms tftetf m a handkerchief, all that remained oi a European missionary named Maree. ajfia exhibited m court at Bulawayo wtst bushman was convicted and sentenced to <*ath for murdering him. Witnesses169 words
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Advertisement426 1932-07-15 3 m *tw„. a a (jg A Wkumfss Attwd micro- t'hstosjrmsA $r *jj[ j ~M°jm*3MmM mll^^mT&*y Ms\T l l Stomach rro»iMr« I .-V, *fl^ 3 *f^^C A- a ,re quickly con j :J3mmMmmm^^mi'^^ jki I ii k i Tv i |J^sBr r^ Sißitoftn, l'» I "S* TT iv Wi.<*»- --m* I426 words
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Advertisement197 1932-07-15 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited BRANCHES n' tSkt C' oss Street MALACCA. 11, Light Street prv»v r 14. Klyne Street KIJALA £^0^ Registered by and Security deposited with the Straits Settlements Government Act as Trustees, Administrators, Receivers, Guardians, Rent Collectors, Investments Supervised and Interest collected, Probate or Letters of Administration197 words
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Article379 1932-07-15 4 THE most luxurious-things are often the j simplest A cooling, fragrant bath on a hot day' for instanr. Is there anything to compare to it tar stmm mmms rt and relief Crumpled Hothes reaaaaa* and delightfully scented water, cteansinu and tefreshing the tired skin, writes379 words
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Article170 1932-07-15 4 THE Royal Ascot meeting marked the final defeat of the petticoat. I Women's figures stood out with sculptured! clearness against the sun. the ground-length dresses of semi-transparent material being little more than veils writes a woman correspond- j belt and a "step-in are the only170 words
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Article74 1932-07-15 4 XT was at a party given to MavUir that a I beautiful green toilette was worn by a fairhaired debutante. u rio ht She made an attractive figure m her bright gran coat over a green and white chiffon frock And what is exceptional these *^J*V™ a74 words
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Article82 1932-07-15 4 Thus year's garden furniture commands interest on account of its bright colour Screwed and rivetted beechwood deck chairs are covered with gay cretonnes. Sometimes the cretonne is interlined with canvas. Osier chair.; are light to move about, and if dull m cdour. large multi-coloured cushions relieve the82 words
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Article117 1932-07-15 4 London, May 25. Sandals are to be the favourite beach wear among bathers this year. Women, having emerged for the modern treatment given by thc pedicurist. are now flocking to the chiropodist to fit them for the bare-feet promenades. Electric drills— a cousin of the dentist's117 words
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Article116 1932-07-15 4 Once, every well-dressed woman had at least one magpie scheme m her wardrobe. Now navy blue and white are m request, while navy and red are almost as popular. The sort of ensemble which is obtaining favour is a dark blue dress with brief bolero lined with116 words
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Article, Illustration196 1932-07-15 4 BLUISH shadows oeneaui tor mrmm -\m lines around the mouth, haggard features are the indelible stamp of fatigue, and an inexcusable mar to youth and beauty, says Lilyan T ashman. m mamm It is not so much a matter of hours one sleeps, for complete rest.196 words
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Article97 1932-07-15 4 FROCKS are "made" by such additions as a pair of wide linen cuffs stiffly starched. The effect is Quakerish, and the simpler the frocK the more effective the cuffs. I saw a white petr on black. They were amazingly smart. Then again, a lapel collar renders a summer97 words
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Article, Illustration102 1932-07-15 4 Blue is popular m the house just now espe- cially that shade called royal. One of the beautifully furnished rooms of a recently decorated flat m Mayfair is mostly blue with a little bright pink and soft cream. I noticed also at a bazaar organized by102 words
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Article, Illustration811 1932-07-15 4 THE tightly moulded silhouette xorj evening wear is passing; the new note for the autumn being the higher nip J line fullness, sometimes even starting at the waist and a fitting bodice. The hem fines are even and usually instep length. Many MM are cut m a811 words
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Article104 1932-07-15 4 On hot days, few meals are satisfying unless -alad is included, and I can tell you of a new "slinger" (as the draining utensil is called) which is quite a necessity if you would prepare your salad quickly and well. After pulling the salad to pieces and washing104 words
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Article121 1932-07-15 4 Silk materials may no longer be brilliant m surface, but dull. Woollens, on the other hand, must be gay and weavers have been bringing off the two paradoxes with prodigies of ingenuity. They have succeeded m producing heavy and solid silks with no glint of sheen and121 words
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Article92 1932-07-15 4 A milliner has designed many tiny caps with stand-up brims, after the sailor-cap type, and a few she has covered with flowers. One cap which is a great? change from the neat millinery of the moment is smothered with lilies-of-the-valley dangling m floppy profusion, but, unlike the new92 words
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Article, Illustration128 1932-07-15 4 THE smartest women are to be seen wearing halos these evenings. Little white rose buds make pretty halos. and a row of pink flower. ls just as successful. But the flowers mu,t be quite small to be fashionable, and not reminiscent of First Communion. The idea is128 words
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Article138 1932-07-15 4 WE amy seem to have reached a ate** when long skirte are universally favoured, but actually length is matter of individual discretion, the right length depending on one s tvpc and the style of frock-and. equally as important, whether one's lees are worth displaying. But. to attempt some138 words
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Article, Illustration127 1932-07-15 4 Fashion designers ate kind to an odd «y. They have sanctioned belts of ribbon tempting 'one to experiment at home with odd lengthy and bright buckles. This inspiration is seen to connection a number of new tailored frocks of tine w H romaine. On a navy dress, the127 words
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Article119 1932-07-15 4 THOSE women who i. to knit and oral bet t of those who don't, fa make a new hat for i at almost no cost and fashion. Scarves and may be turned < u< In are crocheted i jewellery Women an j morning coats and the119 words
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Article113 1932-07-15 4 A woman who full adl I al r, with wnich Ifothei :br i opinion of Claude*. t ••The m< <i< it. clothes to pay aaucb Miss Colbert clabv idea that nature to Bfttnpcd an powerful taatnina design to develo,' ~<K i women do not reanac thb I113 words
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Article41 1932-07-15 4 IT a. the dr. part of the b it is now areeo Sometinof the mnr., tta tached to the wa or i- ato 1 of draw i Tul- aanal sule of a kXV narrow wain. Nray are top;-: >41 words
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Article40 1932-07-15 4 m a:..: I tetaet-faatoor. they will beep of a Th' .ike *an I the fact thai Ibei tint, so rou ba j ibool the b< But. if v 'instead gives you an lour for a little40 words
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Article35 1932-07-15 4 STOCKINGS LAS I LO I have bad nfeof atocklngswh U vow ata -hai I it la a pi v. huh hi aUi it aeaaai ings just wh< r These are* l not would be 035 words
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Article37 1932-07-15 4 Thin London ebanalng cr The nea i "to to ci clear ft I {lowers But H ahouW traj •ata art not- so. it la crockery unstamabie T square an corner* aU for the ntel37 words
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Article31 1932-07-15 4 Qaato Ha tng baaa, b ton vi i a square The CO I darkly I bream, I I[l I b;ur apnea! iwruin dyes Wtmth black ar31 words
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Advertisement198 1932-07-15 5 -jjjjfl THAN FUNNY-IT'S A HOWL! MLfls#V»* Reservations Phone 6903 Jp*6.ls TO-NIGHT llS^fe BOBBY HOWES land's Musical Comedy Idol m the Gainsborough Lengh Feast. "LORD BABS" Lilting Music Played by 11. M. WELSH GUARDS. UHMTIONAL ATTRACTION JOHNNY WEISSMULLER j World's Champion Swimmer) m -WATER BUGS" reseras of youthful stamina, so that198 words
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Advertisement240 1932-07-15 5 "It's a Great Film and those who miss it I will miss THE LAUGH OF THE YEAR" "STRAITS TIMES" (yesterday) I WHERE NATURALLY AT The CAPITOL No More Night-mares! No nerve-racking thrills' j FORGET YOUR TROUBLES and LAUGH! LAUGH! LAUGH!! at BERT WHEELER WOOLSEY In their I I Latest RADIO240 words
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Advertisement250 1932-07-15 5 MATINEES: TOMORROW SUNDAY Once again Alhambra sets the pace with an incomparable entertainment the vivid never-to-be-forgotten adventures of fiction's most dashing crook •F- J Val M IM BARRYMORE LIONEL BARRYMORE j Together-IN— "ARSENE LUPIN" A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Super. i New Shipment Just Received EMBROIDERED VOILE FROCKS IN ALL THE LATEST SHADES250 words
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Article, Illustration284 1932-07-15 6 Lumbago Always Crippled Him HOW KRUSCHEN KEEPS HIM FREE England hasn't any monopoly m Lumbago. Yet, although this engineer has lived m many parts of the world, it was always when he went home to England that lumbago attacked him. Eventually he tried Kruschen, and now284 words
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Article534 1932-07-15 6 DIRECTORS ATTACKED SHAREHOLDERS COMPLAIN OF LOST CONTROL DEMAND FOR MEETING [From Our Own Correspondent] London, June 29. There is trouble m the Arsenal camp. Before I deal with it. I would like to mention two interesting reports, namely those of Newcastle and Arsenal. A comparison of the534 words
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Article915 1932-07-15 6 Miri Inter-Clubs Meeting June 3rd., the birthday cf King George V, was celebrated m Miri with a general holiday and m the afternoon was held the second annual combined sports meeting of the Gymkhana Club and the Miri Recreation Club (reports Mirage, the Sarawak Oilfields Magazine.) Heavy rain the915 words
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Article73 1932-07-15 6 [Reuter's Service] New York, July 13. The following are the latest baseball scores: NATIONAL LEAGUE R. H. E. Chicago 4 9 1 Boston 3 8 1 Cincinnati 3 6 1 New York 4 11 1 Pittsburgh 8 13 1 Brooklyn 7 15 2 Twelve Innings. Frederick scored a73 words
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Article48 1932-07-15 6 Boston 3 5 2 Detroit 2 8 0 New York 4 5 1 Chapman a home run St. Louis 2 7 2 Philadelphia 6 10 1 Simmons a home run Cleveland 7 18 2 Morgan a home run Washington 13 13 1 Chicago 12 18 848 words
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Article130 1932-07-15 6 M. J. C. Allom, the Surrey bowler, developed chicken-pox and was not able to play m the Test trial match at Manchester. Playing m a match at Brocton Hall Golf Club, near Stafford, G. W. Griffin, a scratch player, holed two tee shots at the 10th (210 yards) and 17th130 words
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Article181 1932-07-15 6 There was some remarkably good bowling, on Sunday, on the Kuala Lumpur Railway padang when Schubert, playing for the Selangor Rangers against the Seremban Hill Rangers, took 11 wickets for 36 runs (3 for 20 and j 8 for 16) which included a hut trick. Swansea Town report a loss181 words
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Advertisement210 1932-07-15 6 Thc^ravouri te Jt or Every Cup Throughout the World the best judges of quality and good value m on having Lipton's Tea. They appreciate the fine flavour and perfect freshness which distinguish this famous tea from all others. UPTONS TEA On sale everywhere m the L famous yellow tin. LIPTONLTD210 words
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Advertisement268 1932-07-15 6 (ff ASEPSO H&HS.fI (|C WHEN OTHERS I tCC FOR ALL SKIN TROUBLES I BDWARD COOK CO I ri>., LOKDI N •i 1 i Lack of m r~r\ causes I I j l n Weakness Build up your Strength j with KALZANA- I the Calcium Food 1 Calcium is the mortar268 words
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Article909 1932-07-15 7 A l BOARD CUTS Cwtribution Needed f r( ,m rnment tmmrUmn tiptoiJlßM ll I "< J ttw tseriimi the Board, -t,; i ..x.nur for the |S» total I mnt urn.-, it was 1h.h.1 »ill n«.t require a 1 m respect of rndilur. Ihe large* rut is909 words
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254 1932-07-15 7 RELATIVES' ALARM Visit to Kathi m Malay Dress Taiping. An attempt by two Chinese girls, aged 19 and 20. of Kota, to become Mohammedans for the purpoe. it is said, of matrimony has been the object of considerable talk and interest since Friday last254 words
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Article80 1932-07-15 7 [Prom Our Own Correspondent 1 Kuala Lumpur, July 14. A communication received here this morning from the Netherlands Indies Association of Rubber Merchants states that rumours cabled from Europe mention the possibility of impostog a legal restriction scheme again being put forward. The communication adds: "It is80 words
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Article123 1932-07-15 7 LESS DISEASE IN SINGAPORE UNFITS WHO COME INTO THE TOWN TO DIE ANTIMALARIAL WORK A further decrease m the incidence of disease m Singapore and a new low record m the death rate are the chief points That' mT„ r t 8 e f123 words
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Article1515 1932-07-15 7 During the year 1.416 cases of Zymotic disease were notified, compared with 1579 m 1930. The total number of deaths for the year was 11.233, and the death rate was 25.20 per thousand compared with 27.73 m 1930 and 26.21 m 1929. Of these 3761,515 words
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Article137 1932-07-15 7 There were only 15.", deaths m Singapore < during the week ended July 9. according to the Municipal Health statement, this i number comparing with 196 m the previous I week and 221 m the corresponding week J of last year. The death rate equalled 16.92 l137 words
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Article692 1932-07-15 7 INTERESTING GATHERING Honour for Mr. Justice Sproule "British Malaya" contains the following report of the tenth regular meeting of Lodge Malaya No. 5213 which was held at Hotel Rembrandt, South Kensington, on Tuesday, May 24th.; Bro A. E. Bailey. Senior Warden, ruling. Present:— Bros. Sir Claud692 words
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Article316 1932-07-15 7 Eurasian Charged with Motoring Offence I I From Our Own Correspondent! 1 Seremban. July 13. As the result of a Malay named Kechut having I been knocked down by a motor car on the night of July 2nd. m Carew Street, a Eurasian clerk, Mr. J. L.316 words
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Article927 1932-07-15 7 SWEEPING STATEMENTS The Indian Agent Interviewed (By Our Indian Correspondent) In his able and exhaustive memorandum defending the Chettiar community agaimt "sweeping statements" on them m the report of the Wilson Committee on money-lending m the Colony. Mr. Roland St. John Braddell sought to differentiate the Chettiars927 words
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Article58 1932-07-15 7 Over 1.000 persons have succumbed from cholera at Poyang. m North Kiangsi. during the past week, according to Chinese reports which state the .supply of coffins is exhausted* while m many instances, whole families have been wiped out says a Shanghai message ,f The epidemic has also broken58 words
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38 1932-07-15 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mrs. R. D. Davies and her daughter thank all the friends who shewed their sympathy with them m their loss. They are sincerely grateful for the kindness of the many letters and the beautiful flowers.38 words
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1297 1932-07-15 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1932. HEALTHY SINGAPORE When the suggestion was made (m the Federal Council the other day I for a revision of Government leave regulations to provide for longer periods of service it was supported by the contention that Malaya is a very much healthier and1,297 words
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543 1932-07-15 8 $300 FOR $120 "CASH- Three Chinese Who Walked Into Pclice Trap Three Chinese, two men and a woman, were found guilty In the Assize Court before Mr. Justice Whitley yesterday on charges relating to forged $5 notes. The first prisoner. Chee Meng. was charged with543 words
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Article229 1932-07-15 8 HIST HERE COME THE "OILY MAN" SINGAPORE SCARF MIDNIGHT MMiUDHuJ SPIES ON WOMKN IMAGINATION) Storie- of I around duriiv.- apparent ly. at will Singapore for exploits have been again and I visited by hha H si me fresh ipi ••mohtmxici. ro iCwhOtgej That a ecare o, letter written to thi229 words
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Article248 1932-07-15 8 Thieves Show Handcuffs as Proof They are Detectives The tartot Umwrwmwtl n t pdbU b\ three Chun-si' WWI described m the Thud Magistrate's Court yesterday when LWJ Nam and Yee Ah Foon were charged before Mr Boyed. also with theft of two opium ptptl The complainants.248 words
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Article70 1932-07-15 8 For Friday, July 15th Before the Chief Justice m the Ist. Court at 11 am Summonses-in-Chambers and Originating Summonses. At 2.15 p.m. Motions, Petitions. 1 Summmu-in-Chambers m Open Court and Judgment Summonses. Before Mr. Justice Whitley m the 2nd. Court at 11 am Assizes: —1. Rex vs. Kong70 words
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Article56 1932-07-15 8 Mrs,. Whitley, wife of Mie Hon. Mr. Justice N H. P. Whitley. Singapore, is at present at home staying with her father, Mr. A Ersklne. at his residence In Manchester (says British Malaya). Mr. Erskine Ls maiutgmu director cf the wellj known firm of Messrs Erskine. Heap and Co. Ltd..56 words
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Article25 1932-07-15 8 ids many I learn that Mr If at the Hiuh Bl proceed mimed. at Johore Bahru player Ofl ptOW will mean mW Ass, .nation M25 words
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Article52 1932-07-15 8 LONDON ANDNEWTOg RUBBER W ]Cl [FREE PRESS Sl v I ondon Messrs Hon-- W* brokers, notify I follow .1 Spot £128 £129*8 (£128) The mark.' I vn Messrs. Syn- m 4 notify to-c.ay rttW follows Spot 1 29 2 132 d. (2 132 iv The market New York52 words
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Article89 1932-07-15 8 Brothera Barry"** at Alhamnra Where I BWjnJaf i inwwer to ii of tIM Lupin." Alhambra HUM Inter stum rei Bf lite ir. Th' met t n tint m itM'll b nair criminal detective branch I I Ouerchwrd Mi ••baffled" tune ftftd There is a spur film, even m89 words
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Advertisement187 1932-07-15 8 rviPieiz jonrtsTiriES 3 WHISKY H« A quality whisky H||| of repute at a WSJ reasonable price SOLE AGENTS CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO., LTD., (Incorporated under the Companies' Ordinances of Hong Kong.) (Incorporated m Shanghai). 201 CANTONMENT EOAD. TELEPHONE 5371 5371. "RIJY WITHIN THE EMPIRE" ROYAL BAKERY BREAD IS MADE FROM CANADIAN187 words
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Advertisement24 1932-07-15 8 Tempting and Smart m Appearance DRAGON AND CHERRY BLOSSOM MOUNTED GENUINE CHINESE SILVER WAKE. U. S. De SUVA Bros., JEWELLERS, 23, High Street, Singapore.24 words
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Article140 1932-07-15 9 IMIYMV; OF TARIFF EMERGENCY BILL [Reuters service] liuMin. July 1.1. until July 20 the D ret urn Umation that the epUble. -day decided to BUI m the Dall toUon created by I Ihihlin. July 14. an Emergency Council absolute ol an unspecified :;ption or deIn land; and ol140 words
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Article29 1932-07-15 9 Leaders Dash to London ""Win. July 14. hurried Hn> b the ihi h la beequenci of the Mr de on the ground living™ the' •111 probably29 words
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Article33 1932-07-15 9 lIr »fui> and Argentine *i f Issue Ihweai Urea, July n. relation* with l- oteBenor n Mwatcvldea, July n. to tension dto. Toader the I rnlaer Qdence W, passport to33 words
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Article28 1932-07-15 9 Uh> Fr »fn SubmariM Sank rwrta July is. n menl electric to the oi the an anKerb* The unardmooa error a com. < admitting dive28 words
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Article17 1932-07-15 9 ""'V:,, "ark Settlement I'"«- Hs. j ulv n hoped National WthH both ta Pnnciple17 words
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Article119 1932-07-15 9 FLOODS AT NICE Drowned While Lying Under Arches lie Ltet s Service Nice, July ii. A grun struggle to save the lives of h.meless unemployed who were trapped asleep m underground vaults by floods was witnessed here yesterday by thousands of holiday-makers. Hundreds of unemployed who habitually119 words
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Article131 1932-07-15 9 Manchuria Not to Return to China (Reuter's Far Eastern Service] Tokio, July 14. Although details of the conversation are withheld, official sources reveal that the Foreign Minister to-day at the final meeting of the Lytton Commission made it clear that Japan will never agree to Manchuria being returned131 words
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Article106 1932-07-15 9 200 Injured m Huge Conflagration [Reuter's Sen-ice] New York. July 14 Hitherto several hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of damage has been caused by a conflagration that is sweeping the famous Coney Island amusement park. Fanned by i '•Off breeze the flames have already gutted two106 words
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Article124 1932-07-15 9 Labour Party Unable to Co-operate f ßeuter's Service] London. July is. Indian dJoOßMsfeetloa with the home Governments recent decision to adopt speedier methods of dealing uith the Indian constitutional problem than the Round-table is reflected In Labour speakers' comments during the debate m the House of Commons124 words
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Article105 1932-07-15 9 Property Left to Country Which Exiled Him [Router's Service 1 t Lisbon. July is. TK- late Stag Manoel of Portugal left the wbolc of his fortune, consisting chiefly of property, to the country which -denied him his Uttone, with usufruct to th- widow. His worldfamous library at105 words
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Article69 1932-07-15 9 VS. and Uanada Agree on Scheme of Development [Reuter's Service] Ottawa. July 13. it is offlrally announced that the final terms oi the Americo-Canadian Agreement with reBard to the scheme for deepening the St Lawr,.„c P River above Montreal have been settled. The scheme, besides providing electrical69 words
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Article146 1932-07-15 9 Governments View of Decentralisation [Reuter's Service] London, July 14. Sir Samuel Wilson. (Under Secretary for the Colonies), referred tc his impending visit to Malaya to discuss with the High Commissioner. Ruiers. members of the business commune.and other leaders of public opinion the proposals for the decentralisation of146 words
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Article259 1932-07-15 9 I FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] Loudon, July 14. There were ninety persons present at the l ISP. luncheon to-day. Mr. O'Hara Hickson was m the chair and among tl.e guests were Sir Samuel Wilson. Sir Francis Voules. the Hou'ble R. D. Denman. MP., and Sir O. V.259 words
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Article75 1932-07-15 9 Chancellor's Expectations Exceeded [Reuter's Service] l.i nub. ii. July 13. The success of the conversion of War Loan has so far been greater than Mr. Neville Chamberlain or his advisers expected, according to a letter from the Chancellor to General Seely. Chairman of the National Savings Committee,75 words
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Article47 1932-07-15 9 General Commission Meets To-morrow (Reuters Service] Geneva, July 13. The General Commission of the Disarmament Conference has been convoked for Saturday morning to examine Sir John Simon's resolution. Paris. July 13. Sir John Simon, Sir Herbert Samuel, and Lord Londonderry arrived by air from London to-day.47 words
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Article174 1932-07-15 9 Reception at Consular Office The majority of the French colony m j 3ingapore gathered at the offices of the Consul General. M. BaUereau, yesterday, to celebrate [the National Day of Prance. Sir John Scott, the Governor's Deputy, was among those present. Representatives of the various cansular offices174 words
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Article48 1932-07-15 9 The application made by the Bishop of Singapcie for probate of the will of H Edward ORourke. of Taiping. was granted by His Lordship Mr. Justice Gerahty, X.C m Chambers on Monday. Mr. J. Dunford Wood represented the Bishop. The application was uiisuccessfully opposed by Ah Bee Rooke.48 words
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Article331 1932-07-15 9 EFFECT OF ANGLO-FRENCH AGREEMENT DEBTS STORM [Reuter's Service] p a»"«s. July 13. The immediate consequence of the AngloFrench plan will be that Britain could not. as m 1923. undertake m future to make debt payments to the UniteC States without consulting France and certainty of a concerted attitude331 words
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Article149 1932-07-15 9 Unable to Cancel French War Debt— Yet [Reuter's Service] Paris, July 14. The much discussed "Gentlemens Agreement" arising out of the Lausanne discussions officially published provides for the initialling of the extended moratorium by the creditor powers who do not ratify the Lausanne agreement until they have reached149 words
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Article60 1932-07-15 9 Dennis Neilson Terry Dies m South Africa [Reuter's Service] London. July 14. Dennis Neilson Terry, the famous actor manager died of pneumonia at Bulawayo yesterday. He was on an extended tour of South Africa with his company. He was a son of Miss Julia Neilson and Mr.60 words
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Article27 1932-07-15 9 Measure Passes Both Houses I Reuter's Service] Washington. July 13. The House of Representatives passed the amended Relief Bill adopted by the Senate yesterday.27 words
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Article131 1932-07-15 9 Liner Reception on Voyage to Europe The decks of the Dempo were garlanded with flowers on Wednesday when a large gathering assembled to bid au revoir to Her Highness, The Sultanah of Johore. who left on a brief visit to Europe. The Sultan, wearing his Official Uniform131 words
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Advertisement194 1932-07-15 9 11 WATNEY'S Mi BEER y^co r-^A. Ig bright clear and /ii% JliiL<v4 FULL 0F SUNSHINE /■^***~eliS CALL for a Hil w s IPv^il 1 A K£AL />/]/;# 1/ ml SPECIALLY BREWED TOR EXPORT BY THE nf ll WELL KNOWN LONDON BREWERS BrVAtwcVOl WATNEY „)MHE mi) ANI) Sp ARKUNGALE/l 'U., LIU.194 words
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Advertisement1074 1932-07-15 10 B^B^^W *W A. W A %—W m^m\rdm I [rTf*> km B^Bi THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. Steam Ship Co., Ltd., and China THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP Co., (1932) Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.'. THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd.1,074 words
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Advertisement538 1932-07-15 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Due Spore. Sails Spore. Steamer s.s. CITY OF PERTH For Havre, London, Rotterdam and Hamburg July 30 Aug 2 s.s. CITY OF FLORENCE For Marseilles, Havre, London,538 words
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Advertisement444 1932-07-15 10 P. O. British India and Apcar Lines (Incorporated In England) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S N. ffi UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S << j,.^^ LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SEK\ i OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPaA Tonnage. Singapore. Tonru^. BURDWAN 6,070 July 21 RANCHI RANPURA444 words
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Advertisement520 1932-07-15 11 0. S. K. Line. fO R ElKOI! IfBH V NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA AND INDIA. B falls NA«I i ondon, Rotterdam, Hamburg and Antwerp I C :r.bo. Aden, Suez and Port Said. July 15 1? j HTSOS MEZS DUNBAN, Algal Bay. Cape Town, Ri 0 de I M \i:« Montevideo520 words
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Advertisement354 1932-07-15 11 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE ,^/AMERI^nMAIL LINE EUROPE via AMERICA VISIT SUNNY CALIFORNIA^ YOSEMITE PARK HOLLYWOOD^GRAND CANYON WEEKLY SAILING FROM HONR aTAm I NEW LOW THROUGH FARES ORfENT S EI C m T22^ «ILL BE QUOTED UPON APP L C T U AMERICA EUROPE via BUF7 MONROE-VAN BVUSa^J^^^^CM ™Ic ateS Fr m354 words
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Advertisement522 1932-07-15 11 KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ KKS2E' /C A 5 Sir bilahan Poeloe Sourabaya. Batavia thence P« "M. Treub" to Semarang and v^?^"~ Friday Ju,y 15 Belawan-Deli. S^NGK^ Padang-Bay. Boeleleng and Sourabaya Si-Api-Api. y JUly 16 KOGdap Tampoetih, Tampat-Tinggi, Bengkalis and Bagan T^m^T 8 11 JUly 16 P °ntianak. I ZS-ZT'- JU y522 words
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Article227 1932-07-15 12 Sharp Reminder to Governments Likely Zuiich Another disarmament conference io to be hold m Switzerland. It is being called by the Labour and Socialist International and the International Federation of Trade Unions, and arm meet m Zurich on May 22 and 23, writes a Daily Herald correspondent.227 words
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Article597 1932-07-15 12 Difficulties Facing Himalayan Expedition Washington- The National Geographic Society has issued, a bulletin outlining the difficulties which must be encountered by the Himalayan Expedition now m Kashmir, m its undertaking to reach the summit of the great pecJc. Some of these difficulties have been indicated m dispatches from597 words
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Advertisement687 1932-07-15 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated m Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7.375 tons) and the SS. MANGOLA (3.352 tons). [Cargo only] s.s MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de687 words
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Advertisement480 1932-07-15 12 ierr Steamship Co., lnc, 1 (Incorporated In U.SA.) NEW YORK SERVICE. I Regular Freight Service to Boston, Ne* Y%rk\ Philadelphia and Baltimore (via Su./). Due Sails i„ lr \>. T M.S. SILVERSANDAL In Port July 16 M.S. SILVERWILLOW Ju^ 29 Aug. 4 M.S. SILVERYEW Aug. 16 Aug. 22 rates and480 words
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Miscellaneous652 1932-07-15 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7 30 am Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturdays 7 P m Kuantan (via Jerantut) except Sunday 7.30 a.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 P-m-Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 8 30 am Kelantan (via652 words
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Miscellaneous103 1932-07-15 12 Penang 16. Rokan, Dut. 388, from Prigi Radja 14 for unc. Sanyo Maru. Jap. 5046, from Kobe 14, for Penang 14. Sourabaya, Dut. 341 from Palembang 14, for Palembang 14. Singkara. Dut. 283, from Bengkalis 14, for Bengkalis 14. Kampar. Brit. 498, from Malacca 14, lor Malacca 15. Hervar, Nor.103 words
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Article385 1932-07-15 13 Rut City Takes No Notice Of Its Arrival The first consignment of the Egypt's recovered gold was brought to London to-day after being beneath the sea for ten years (says a message of June 28 >. The £180,000 is contained m 19 boxes. Two 1 boxes385 words
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406 1932-07-15 13 The stream of gold from the sunken liner Eeypt still flowing, states a Brest message. Those m charge of the salvage work from the Italian ship Artiglio are using a specially constructed "grab" to bring up treasure from the hold of the liner. One shot406 words
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211 1932-07-15 13 As the Artiglo 11. lay off Ushant recently before sailing for Plymouth I sat m her cabin saloon and listened to Commendatore Quaglia, the salvage director, thundering his protests against Captain Davy's claim to be the first to locate the wreck, writes a Special211 words
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Article334 1932-07-15 13 Hastings Trap for French Trawlers Hastings. A fishery protection cruiser, partly mannec by Hastings fishermen and using a code ji light signals, is to make a determined attempt to trap French fishing boats that are making nightly raids m Rye Bay. As darkness falls, the French vessels put334 words
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Article243 1932-07-15 13 Dollar Vessel Smashes Co.'s Wharf The Dollar liner. President Jefferson, m tying up to the Dollar Wharf at Shanghai recently incurred approximately Tls. 10.000 damage when her prow crashed through the heavy Dollar dock and stove m a huge section of the vessel's forepeak. says the China Press.243 words
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Article325 1932-07-15 13 Suggested Indian Crew Quota on Ships In the Hcuse of Commons Mr. D. Grenfell asked the Secretary of State for India what are the conditions governing the mail contract between the Government of India and the Peninsular and Oriental Steamship Company for the carrying of325 words
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Article34 1932-07-15 13 The X.P.M. s|s Valentijn arrived m port from Ball yesterday with 81 bullocks and 609 pigs. 81x stowaways were found on board the Bank Line's sjs Tinhow which arrived m port from Durban yesterday.34 words
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Advertisement429 1932-07-15 13 H SINGAPORE FREE PRESS (Daily and Weekly Editions) v nt]l(( |38 ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. Cable Address: ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE. (The premier morning daily m Malaya. Delivered with the Chota Hazri each mon Latest news, latest telegrams announcements. London rubber cables appear daily. Special include pictures, serial story. and chess notes, ladies'429 words
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Advertisement102 1932-07-15 13 'd["\. LIGHTS FKOM <^J ONE LAMP JHt m^ At the pull of a j ij-; switch either the full hrilliance of an ordinary lamp I V or the soft glow I jr of a night lamp jj A PHILH'S DUO-SAVELITE LAMP VOl SECURE THE ADVANTAGES aaw CONSIDERABLE ECONOMY IN CURRENT102 words
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Article389 1932-07-15 14 Union Jack Hauled Down Lssssaaa A band cf excited Scottish Nationalists d invaded Stirling Castle on Bannockburn Day, a hauled down the Union Jack, and substituted d the Scottish Standard. 1 It fluttered on the flagstaff for a few moments upside down and then, as the e389 words
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Article132 1932-07-15 14 A Violent Attack on the Bishop of Durham Mr. George Lansbury, M.P., speaking at an agricultural workers' demonstration at? Fakenham, Norfolk, delivered a violent attack on the Bishop of Durham (Dr. Hensley Henson). After saying that m a recent speech Dr. Henson had remarked that Labour132 words
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Article241 1932-07-15 14 The following are Singapore Volunteer Corps routine orders by Lieut. Col. M. J. T. Reilly, M.C.. Commanding S.S.V.F. Singapore, July 13. Ranges. The following range allotments are republished for information: Buses leave Headquarters Sat. Sun. Bkt. T. Range Parrer R. 2 p.m. 7.30 a.m. 16.7.32 "C" Coy.241 words
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Article104 1932-07-15 14 Programme of drills up to and for week--1 ending July 17th. Friday, 5.15 p.m., Headquarters, Rangetakers, 2nd Lesson; Fortress Coy. (European), Lecture; Ist Bn. Sig. Sec, Morse Class; "D" (Eurasian) Coy., Voluntary Parade Weapon Training; Malay Headquarters, "F" (Malay) Coy., Section Leteding; Headquarters, Intelligence Platoon, Lecture; Bde.104 words
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Article221 1932-07-15 14 Lawn Tennis Queen's Amazing Eye Mrs. Wills-Moody took a taxicab to Wimble- J don and showed two of her team, Mrs. Harper I and Miss Sarah Palfrey, "how the thing is did." writes Ulyss Rogers, Daily Express Lawn Tennis Correspondent. I watched her closely at near range,221 words
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Article288 1932-07-15 14 Return of Adeline Genee A dancer of fifty-four fled across the stage at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane one afternoon recently pouted at a rose, then winked broadly, to the glee of her audience. The King and Queen were m the royal box; the theatre was packed288 words
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Article243 1932-07-15 14 Action m Camp Stool Practice London. The public are very interested m the action taken by the management of His Majesty's Theatre to end the practice of reserving places m the pit and gallery queues by paying I small fee for a camp stool and leaving a name243 words
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Article277 1932-07-15 14 A sum of nearly $100,000 has been sunk m an Amusement Park. This is what Mr. Heah Joo Seang. a leading Penang Chinese and a handful of his friends, have done with the hope of earning a rumunerative return on their capital and at the same time providing work for277 words
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Advertisement136 1932-07-15 14 To treat these complaints successfully, get to the root of the trouble. Clarke's Blood Mixture is the world's greatest blood purifier and 1 healer, it is famous for Blood and Skin Disorders. i Of all Chemists and Stores. Equally good m LIQUID or TABLET form i a» ■p j aaaam^^saaa^^^^^^sa^^^aal136 words
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Advertisement53 1932-07-15 14 IF YOUR BATTERY COULD SPEAK, IT WOULD SAY CHANGE TO Kin. j j^D^DT^^TD^BbW mSE^^msmEm |U H. t! 'k liih:- r N ft —^r^ J Mr. J—Wm\ p/-' —J They spark when others can't and make starting easier AT AIL GARAGES DISTRIBUTORS FOR MALAYA BORNEO MOTORS LTD. Remember 1 ASK FOR53 words
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Advertisement541 1932-07-15 14 BASKS__AND_JNSI 'Ra^M CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital m 600,000 shares of £5 each £3.000,000 C Reserve Fund £3,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.000,000 HEAD OFFICE I 38, Bishopsgate, London, E.C. 2. Agencies and Branches I Alor Star Iloilo Saigon541 words
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Advertisement233 1932-07-15 14 THE YOKOHAMA J BANK, IT!).' jl Japital S teserve Fund Vlce-Pr,. 1 Hrad OaVc Y<*,'k "^H Singapore Rran. I LOM.un Maajaj. Westmir L{d The Nath.r.,. fstmlmm. I Lloyd's Bank 1 Alexandria (1 i I Calcutta. Cant 1 Hamburg. Hangk Honolulu. Kaiyua: **M Angelo. Manila. Ncwchwanp. P, Rangoon. Rio <!• Semarang.233 words
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Miscellaneous431 1932-07-15 14 ROUND YOUR DIAL Popular Shortwave Radio Stations The following is a list of stations which can be received m Singapore Java Stations Bandoeng PLM from about 5.20 p.m. gramophone records and telephony tests with Sydney, Australia, and other stations. Usual call after records "Hullo Sydney." F Tanjong Priok, 21 metres431 words
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Article725 1932-07-15 15 Encouragement of Production m Malaya borne fifty years ago (writes Cyril Baxendale m British Malaya) the late Thomas Heslop Hill was granted large blocks of land m Perak, Selangor and Sung,! Ujong. rent free, for the cultivation rt A nUmber f ther were afterwards granted land at a quit725 words
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Article74 1932-07-15 15 Keport for 1931 states that balance brought forward Ml £1.508. after writing off deprecia- and etc.. £707 (against £766). and payment of export duty to Kedah Government i!3B (£144.. net loss was £1.334 (£1.260). leavng balance of £174 to be carried forward. Crop hammed amounted to74 words
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Article22 1932-07-15 15 mm 7 m ***l ,d Ofc, Agents: ift ab 53 00 lbs Jeram kuantan 49.200; musmm Bagan 52,500.22 words
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Article52 1932-07-15 15 ;>; i ;;^ity, the -a. Sa6Me: owing to eK V compart area and the nature of the E^-"* constitute an oilfield of great n, ,lu«ons for the adoption of the dir 22 and C Unts the declaration nd the I re plec tion of Sectors Xted r>,W 1 11 f52 words
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Article355 1932-07-15 15 EXCHANGE RATES July 14 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 3 29 32 London, 3 months* sight 2 3"s London, 60 days' sight 2 3 27 32 London, 30 days' sight 23 13 16 London, demand 23 25 32 London. T.T. 23:1 Ljons and Paris, demand 1040355 words
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70 1932-07-15 15 July 14th.. 12 o'clock noon. r«sq w Bayers Sellers RS.S. equal to London Standard Snot 51 I Standard RS.S. on Tender July 5516 5 7 8 16 August HI 5^ P"P* 5 7 16 5 9 16 Ott-Dat ***** 11 16 Jan.-Mar. 1% srone of70 words
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Article885 1932-07-15 15 THURSDAY, JULY 14TH. 1932. CLOSING QUOTATIONS Bayers Sellers Asam Kumbang (£> 21s 6d 23s 6d Austral Malay 18s 20s Ayer Hitam (ss) as 6d 10s Bang Tin Tin 7 S g s Batang Padang ($1) U5 10 Batu Caves (sl> 19 23 Buidt Arang ($1) 40 nom.885 words
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Article100 1932-07-15 15 Changes m Representative Prices [United Press Association] July 12 13 American Can. Com. 32 1 4 Am. Tphone and Tgraph 71* 74 C UPont 23*1 ll* Fireolcne. Common Not Quoted U U Gen. Electric jj, 2 Gen. Motors Goodrich J* Goodyear jj JJ Inter. T'phone and100 words
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Article204 1932-07-15 15 THE ABROAD IBritish Radio— Official Service J June 29 j u j v l 2 l 3 Amsterdam 8.92 2 8.82 8 80-. Athens 557 550 550 Belgrade 230 220 220 Berlin 15.20 14 31 32 14.95 Bombay Is. 531 32d. is. 61 16 ls 61 16 Brussels 25.92* 25.55204 words
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Article168 1932-07-15 15 The Directors' Report presented at the twelfth ordinary meeting of the P. and O. Banking Corporation Ltd.. held at 122. Leadenhall Street :on Friday. July Ist. stated: The net profits for the year, after providing for taxation, bad and doubtful debts and valuing investments at or168 words
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Article70 1932-07-15 15 Revenue account for 1931 shows loss of £10.709 (against £1.306. add depreciations £1.092 (£790), staff commissions £154 (£715) and loss m exchange £395 (£B2). and Debenture interest and trustee fees £1.262. making £14.164. less amount transferred from tax reserve £668. leaving £13.496. which, added to debit balance70 words
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Article71 1932-07-15 15 The generally increased importance of rubber m the footwear industry has called increasing attention to rubber machinery, and I have this week received a circular letter and catalogue from the British United Shoe Machinery Company. This is intended of course, to illustrate the Company's standard machines, which are used m71 words
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Article41 1932-07-15 15 Caledonian (Selangor) Profit of £390 [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] London. July 14. Merchiston Rubber Estates. Ltd.. announce a loss of £2.639 on the year's working.- Credit forward is £1,259. Caledonian (Selangor) Rubber Coy profit £390. carried forward £8,489.41 words
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Article163 1932-07-15 15 Singapore. June 14. Smce our last report the local market has evinced rather more interest with an advance m price, business m spot R.S. Sheet having passed up to 5 716. cents. I Both Lcndon and New York remained steady (during the same period and. according to163 words
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Article121 1932-07-15 15 Singapore, July 14. A brighter tone has prevailed m our market since our last report, due, no doubt, to the satisfactory conclusion of the Lausanne Conference. In spite of the advance m prices, sellers have remained reserved and very littl" business has been transacted. To-day's quotations are:—121 words
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Article68 1932-07-15 15 Output m 1931 amounted to 7 *****1 lb £(9.000 has been transferred from general reserve for purpose of writing down book value of buildings and machinery. Balance brought forward was £52.638; deduct loss on working £1.835. Interest on 6 per Cent. First Mortgage Debenture stock £8.509. interest on68 words
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Article285 1932-07-15 15 J Whatever our misfortunes and deficiencies d MMdliMre are never at a loss for startles to play with, and some discussion has been set going, rather ominously perhaps, by the Board J nrnh^T retUrn WhlCh Sh WS that 42^.000 umbrellas were made m this country m 1930285 words
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Article187 1932-07-15 15 The rubber reclaiming industry should take considerable satisfaction from Tome of the fears expressed m the Malayan and British press as to the possible decline m European owned plantation rubber. The point has £e"n stressed that whereas the chief sources of sTp" Ply of rubber m order of merit or187 words
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Advertisement83 1932-07-15 15 ;s exceed $12,000,000 m==mmmmmmmm !he Great Eastern Life Assurance Co. Ltd (Incorporated In the Straits SettWn.n*.* J *-IC\la BEAD omcE Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore The r mpany has £20 .000 deposited with the Supreme CourV of FFI E 7 ld Je^- supreme Court of England and complies83 words
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Article14 1932-07-15 16 DULEEP AND PATAUDI First Invitations to Go to Australia FGS14 words
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Article25 1932-07-15 16 Another Win For Engalnd rKnjjland Reuter's Service I Lrr.dtm. July 14. In the bSSSSStttttonal B;Ws Tournament at OB Enil.md boat Ireland by 123 to 7425 words
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Article30 1932-07-15 16 [H.liter's Service! Londr.n. July 13. At CHaasjOSl to-day m the annual international bowLs tournament Sc tland beat Ireland by 121 points to 71 [England defeated Wales 120—8530 words
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Article10 1932-07-15 16 Reuter cable* latest baseball results as fol- GSDF10 words
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Article167 1932-07-15 16 Results of Singles Semi- Finals [From Our Own Correspondent] I Serembar. July 13. The two Japanese players S. Nakal-a and T. Svga met m one of the Semi-finals of the Negri Ijisnhilan ISWVn Tennis Association championships on the Sungei Ujong Club Court this, evening and m a167 words
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Article186 1932-07-15 16 Malacca Magistrate's Criticism I From Our Own Correspondent] Malacca, July 13. That tin pence ccnrtable had acted impro- perly m blinking the accused to the Police Station snd by having his point duty was the remark oi Mr W. G. Reeves. Malacca Police Magistrate, when he discharged186 words
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Article23 1932-07-15 16 Division ill. Junior Civil Service 2. Medical Services 1 At Harbour Board Ground. Medical College 6. Vehicles Department 1, at Geylang.23 words
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Article140 1932-07-15 16 Mr. Sam Such, who has been actively assorted with Rugby football m Cheltenham for nearly 40 years, has been elected President of the Cheltenham Rugby Football Club. Although the club experienced only a moderate season from a playing point of view, the financial statement was very satisfactory140 words
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Article97 1932-07-15 16 The S.C.R.C. team against Ravilal's XI at the S.C.R.C. on Saturday will be; Tan Thean Tek, Song Hiow Sian. Ong Slow Kee. Low Kee Choc. Low Kee Ngiap, Sim Teng Chew. Sim Teng Boon. Lee Fong Lim, Loh Jwee Yeow, TOO Chiap Lim and Chua Boon97 words
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Article95 1932-07-15 16 The following have been invited to play against The Combined Schools on Saturday, commencing at 2 p.m. on the S.R.C. ground. G. E. N. Oehlers (Capt.). H. N. Balhetchet, V. D. Almeida, N. Sullivan, S. Fereira, D. Ess, C. Mosbergen. I. Eber, R. C. Oehlers, A. G. Armstrong. M. Cordeiro.95 words
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Article624 1932-07-15 16 VISITORS OUTCLASSED Great Play by Weakened Team IFrom Our Own Correspondent! Penang. July 14. Penang 6 Kedah 1Despite a weakened team through the absence of three of the best playersWalker and Fleming due 10 injuries and Tuck Fee taken ill at the last moment— Penang exceeded the624 words
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Article245 1932-07-15 16 Or. and Mrs. Hopkins Win Mixed Doubles Dr. and Mrs. Hopkins beat Mr. and Mrs. Warden. 6—l. 6 4, m the final of the mixed doubles championship of the S.C.C. tournament yesterday. The match produced some interesting o)ay though the result was never much m doubt245 words
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Article210 1932-07-15 16 Keppel Golf Club Vs. Garrison UUli vim" h The following are teams and starting times f, tor the match between Garrison and Keppel Golf Club, en Sunday, at Keppel Golf Club. n Bbo Ban-Sim and Holmes-Smith vs. H. b Jackson and J. M. Lowson. 8.35 Ronton and Ycung vs.210 words
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Article190 1932-07-15 16 The following are the teams and Starting times for the match Captain's vs. Vice-Cap-tain's Team on Sunday, on the occasion of (he informal opening of the Club House. Captain's team mention first. 8.45 Chikamoto and Hiyoshi vs. Ewe Kiang and Yean Keat. 845 D. Frankel and Ng190 words
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Article18 1932-07-15 16 The July monthly medal competition (stroke t will be held on Saturday and Sunday next.18 words
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Article160 1932-07-15 16 Nan Hua Team m Singapore Nan Hua Football team came to Singapore •ia Saigon on Wednesday morning it is underitood will play several games with local players before going to Java. The team consists of 19 members with Mr. Li Hui Tong as ;aptain. This is the fourth160 words
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Article75 1932-07-15 16 On Sunday, the "A" Class will sail the second race of a series of three races for the Black Swan Challenge Trophy, and the "B" Class the second race of a similar series for the Cardosa Challenge Trophy. Start at 10 and 10.10 a.m., respectively. Course*75 words
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Article66 1932-07-15 16 One Mile Relay finalists; H.Q. Wing; 3mins 44secs; D. Coy, 3mins 44 2 ssecs; 11. R.A., 3mins 43secs; A. Coy. 3 mins 59secs; 3. H.K.S. 3mins 59secs. A.A. Battery 4 mins. High Jump Final; C. Coy., sft. llins.; D. Coy. S.V.C. sft. lOins; A. Coy. Burma Rifles, sft.66 words
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Article24 1932-07-15 16 The final of the Malayan amateur four-ball billiards championship for the Frankel Shield at the New World will be played on Sunday, July 24.24 words
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Article485 1932-07-15 16 USED STAMPS ON RENT RECEIPTS TENANT'S SUSPICIONS 72-Years-Old Chinese Accused Five charges were preferred against an old Chinese Tan Thai HOB, m the District Oourvesterday Three charges all relating to dates m I*H were of fraudulently using postage stamns to endorse receipts, knowing that they had been used before and485 words
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Article340 1932-07-15 16 Annual Camp At Kuantan [From Our Own Correspondent] Kuantan. July 1. The usual annual camp of the M.V.I, of the State of Pahang is being held at Kuantan at he moment comprising the Ist. and 2nd. Plaoons from Pekan with 50 men. the 3rd. Platoon from Kuantan with340 words
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