The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 12 July 1933
1933-07-12
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Title Section20 1933-07-12 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. 0. H. 006. ESiAfiLJMii.i/ i,.15, SINGAPORE, S.S. WEDNESDAY, JULY 12. 1933. 10 CENTS.20 words
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Article159 1933-07-12 1 limited company is to W forme* by Malayan Ch.nese pineapple grower* to conduct ranning operations. The General I Association of Chine r Pineapple Growers ha» completed arrantrmrnto for the forma tion of the company, and it fa also proposed to introduce methods of restriction— Page 7. The159 words
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Article93 1933-07-12 1 CRICKET CLOSE OF PLAY Scores m county cricket matches which ended yesterday 1 were: Lancashire 445 for 9 i.deo. Leicester 215 ..iid 155. Essex 252 and 190 for 9. Knit 329. Glamorgan 228 and 234 for 9. Warwick 358 for 4 idee). Gloucester 464 for I «dec». SurreyReuter - 93 words
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Article122 1933-07-12 1 The dixovf*r> of a plot m Tokio ha* led to «rv*ral armU and guards haw hem pontrd at «ak>faU nsMmm, including Am important m4>*Aunr%*ilfur with the waves mad working condition* of cotton textile workers has been %i X nrd by Prr«i«ent iUtoMerrit rajfe 9. Nanking warship* are In purdah of122 words
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Article1169 1933-07-12 1 Young John Selby hugged himwlt *uh hi* thtn arni.s and shivered. He was clad .inly In singlet and short*, but the tremor* that ran up his spine were due not to cold *U to his edgy nerves. Dragooned by an unimaginative and over:calous house prefect into entering1,169 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement185 1933-07-12 1 IKLIM I POWDERED MILK ■meakes t approach to pure, I>_ pAiTECKIZED MILK C-*l\*ri IN THE TROPICS. LrMffAB).r AT ALL LEADINO =;iON STOREB. A I FLES HOTEL i vt ALA YA 'B PREMIER HOHBL y KK'C SANITATION AND HOT AND COLD BXTKHOfQ WATER THIS EVENING I TEA DANCE 6.30 to 8.15185 words
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Advertisement173 1933-07-12 1 111 Sate'lfemta^or F.M.S S.S. :Me A LIST* o LTD. ill SEWIEW HOTEL Patrons of the Sea Vietv HntfiJirr reque>te<l to kindly note that, to-night, the bom is reserved exclusively^for the memjlfers ofSfif J|otary .Clul> of THE ROTARY CLUB OF SINGAPORE I MEETS TO-NICiBT %T 8 F.M. II »KA VIEH HOTEL173 words
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Advertisement86 1933-07-12 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Bear Brand Page 9. Glade Th eat re-— Page f» Dutch delicacies Pum» 8 Qu m his house— Pn-e 16 Heir'p the Antidote— Page 16. Simonds Llyht Pak- Al< Pa.:. 8 CHKYSLBtI LOW UPKEEP j CULBERTSOWS I SUMMARY 1933 j CONTRACT BRIDGE AT A S GLANCE. CULBERTSONS SUMMARY86 words
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Advertisement21 1933-07-12 1 KLIM POWDERED MILK THE NEAREST APPROACH TO PUBE. FRESH. PASTEURIZED MILK OBTAINABLE IN THE TROPIC OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES21 words
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Article228 1933-07-12 2 China Navigation Co.'s Boats Affected Shanghai, June 30. It seems likely that Chinese seamen m Shanghai will join the strike against the steamers of the China Navigation Co.. Ltd. despite the fact that the Chines:- Seamens* Union m Shanghai is proscribed by the city Kuomintang by order from228 words
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Article65 1933-07-12 2 Aneta - Aneta Earth Tremors and Volcanic Ashes Bat a via, July 10. The population of Kota Agung, m South Sumatra was terrcr-stricken this morning when ashes rained on the village and people left their houses. Earth tremors were felt m the Residency of Bencoolcn this morning, while at65 words
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Article236 1933-07-12 2 Indemnity Funds for Materials I The Chinese Ministry of Railways proposes a capital expenditure cf £4.500,000 on linking: the K\van?tuny Railway at Shiuchow with the Hukuans Railway at Chuchcw with the object of completing the long-contemplated line between Hankow and Canton. Towards this cbject Boxer Indemnity funds m236 words
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Article360 1933-07-12 2 Letter Sent to Birmingham Girl Receiving a letter one morning from an unknown writer, a young Birmingham girl, whose identity is being kept secret, and who Is known only as "Miss X." was astounded to read that compromising photographs had been taken of her with young men. The360 words
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Article48 1933-07-12 2 Soviet Frontier Guards Arrested Moscow, July 11. Frontier guards who shot Japanese fishermen j off Cape Olga have been arrested. The chief (frontier guard m Kamchatka is also reported to have been arrested and an Investigation Is proceeding as to the action of the guards. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article20 1933-07-12 2 I I Sir Malcolm Watson, formerly of Klang, is to be the new President r{ the Association of British Malaya20 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement195 1933-07-12 2 NON SFI A real beon to ladies m a climate and a necessary adjunct to the toilet table. NONSPI stops perspiration salely. NONSPI is simple to use. NONSPI is approved by Physicians, STOCKISTS. MEDICAL HALL, LTD. CHEMISTS. BUSINESS CARDS. STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIONERS REPAIRERS. 14A Chance Alley, Slngapw*. The Cheapest195 words
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Advertisement608 1933-07-12 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. HOTBOT la hereby given that tenders aw now Invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tendon may be obtained m the Tender Boos. Municipal Offices Construction of Hals Road from last Goad Road to Geylang Road and of Lorong 27A.608 words
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Advertisement261 1933-07-12 2 WANTED. WANTED by Europe** gentleman, room with board. Private family or boardtoghouw. Letters to Box No. 333, care of Free Press. WANTED.— English-speaking College student*, both gins and boys, to Jom International Educational Touring Bureau. Excellent opportunity to travel, learn, and at the aame time earn. Addreat applications, giving sex,261 words
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Advertisement480 1933-07-12 2 FREE DOtTOB'S BOOK ON Tsrij BRONCHITIS, CATAF H 1 iNitk Mi U*n MM tbrtifh Uei p llle J TfMbaWit 1 THE latest edition ol a Doctor'tFj* £^1- D J J Book describing the most successful ■>«*» UCU ft. }|J of all home treatments for Asthma, QEE. too. m the 71480 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous208 1933-07-12 2 THE WEEK Wednesday, 12th. dlgn Water, 01.00, 10.0 ft, 14.14, 8.6 ft. Football: S.A.F.A. League (Div. II) Marine Dept. vs. Police, Stadium, (Div lH) 8. Chinese P.A. m vs. Govt. Monopolies Jalan Besar; V.M.C.A. vs. 11th Heavy Battery R.A. V.M.C.A. ground. Thursday, 13th. aigh Water, 01.05, 9.5 ft., 14.49, 8.5208 words
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434 1933-07-12 3 £3,000,000 LANCASHIRE ROAD OPENED •JOURNEY TO COAST SHORTENED 30 Bridges and 24 "Circuses" Industry derive many advantages from the new £3.000.000 main rood from Liverpool to East Lancashire which is now open to traffic throughout Mi entirt? length. The new road P'rvciablv ehartOM tho journey from Manchester to the coast434 words
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Article264 1933-07-12 3 Valkyrie 111 Dispute Recalled Tin neatli <>n Jam- 14 at New York ai Mr Edwin DnfMa Mofpn, the well-fcr.own American yarhtsman, at the a«?e of 79. recall* an incident which aroused great excitement on both sidis of the Atlantic 38 \tars aiso Mr. Morgan Mr.264 words
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Article203 1933-07-12 3 Man's 24-Hour Day Of Activity A man who clalnu that he has not slept for 45 years has come forward to make his case known after routing about the death of a woman who said she had not slept for 20 years. He is Mr. William Colson,203 words
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Article983 1933-07-12 3 THE STATUS OF THE RHODESIAS PROSPECTS OF UNION Important Conference At Salisbury cL C DlereaCe ab Ut amal g*™tion the two Rhodesias is to take place a- Salisbury states a correspondent of the Times Then. a -e bigger issues at stake than meet 'he eye and although this is only983 words
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Article359 1933-07-12 3 New Series Of Departing Maharajahs The Mml affairs of several of th*> smaller Indian States In Central India are. I understand, receiving the urgent attention of Uie Political Department of the Government of India, says the Bombay correspondent of the Daily Herald. A new series of departing Maharajahs359 words
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Article140 1933-07-12 3 Kanpura Passenger Drowned H.u.rj;;i,. to his work m India after a ,on< ioa\.< .n home Mr John Howard Bailey, a bank ifcrk. of Skc«by. Mansfield (Notto). was drowned when he fell overboard from the Umr Ranpura m the Red Bea Pxwnners were at tea at the time140 words
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Advertisement126 1933-07-12 3 L jAufl^l^Bfl BB^^^^^^ vßß^o^Bk BB^^^BB k Sjißßj sH^^^^Bßßk A^ w^^^^^^Bbßl <r BT^»^^i many teeth aBB^BBBJ BBBBS JBjBJBBE w By v £BJh k w/ />J^/^ well taken cawtf" B*%r»rf tootß keif puJM ftiiMWihi ilthj containing |„,r-h ahra- Children enjoy its fre s h. «Wic«tc nasel of rleflß ta*t.-...itH freedom from »-i!y126 words
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Advertisement612 1933-07-12 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd. Registered under the Trust Companies' Ordinance lift*. REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: Nos. 1, 2 and 3, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place. Singapore. BRANCHES 21, First Cross Street. Malacca 11, Light Street. Penang. ▲HD 4. Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur. BOARD OF DIRECTORS m S Q. Wong. Esq.. (Chairman).612 words
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Article1369 1933-07-12 4 Sir John EUerman's Fortune Of £30,000,000 AND ONLY ONE HOUSE No Briton Will Be So Rich Again Sir John Ellerman. Bt.. C.H.. is probably the most uccessful business man. and is reputed to b- by far the richest man In Britain. He is toad of colossal1,369 words
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363 1933-07-12 4 DISCIPLINARY BOARD'S FINDING "Dismissal From The j Service 1 I The Daily Telegraph states that thp uniformed Superintendent of Metropolitan Police who was recently suspended from duty appeared betbre special Disciplinary Board at New Scotland Yard. After hearing the evidence, the Board decided that the allegation made363 words
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Article185 1933-07-12 4 Man's Letters to Mythical Sister a lone letter, written by foajggj man found dead vi a motor <:u on Dartmoor, and addressed to an apparently mythical ehrter at a dooj- intent addreei is poadtag ih<- D»\on police, ihe man who was found dead m a car just off185 words
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Article, Illustration930 1933-07-12 4 By ELY CULBERTSON IN the major tournament-, which are now always feature of the Bridge season, thero is an element of drama when those who are conceded to be among the master experts meet it) the Anal session. Such an event occurred I when Mrs. Culbertson, playing930 words
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Article443 1933-07-12 4 BRITISH CELANESE AND COURTAULD Patents Appeal Dismissed With Costs The Master of the Rolls and Lord* Justice Lawrence and Romer. m the Court of Appeal, dismissed with casts the appeal by British Celanese Ltd.. of Spondon. Derbyshire, from the decision of Mr. Justice Clauson.443 words
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Article344 1933-07-12 4 Parties To Libel And Slander Action Members ol h <<t called The Brethren x«m* parties to a libel and slander tut ion BjHtfcJOl before Lard Bevati «rd I Mjaejal jury m tinKings Bench Division. Plaintiff WO* Mr Clrwin Willian Webb .if Cluster-road. N. and defendant^ Mr John Dnyidson344 words
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Advertisement196 1933-07-12 4 Quaker Oats is pre- UV) *?mt cooked m open ovens jHsT" to a succulent, ri.*k\ coaTJ^l /^okr^l tenderness, produc- >**mm3f inn i flavour never =^i^^\\ §ucceH«i fully imitated. J Quaker Oats Cooks m 2 x k minute* Intijtcr if you /»u/, SAY STENGAH "DUFF OF ALL HIGH CLASS DEALERS Sole196 words
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Article1157 1933-07-12 5 Impudent Demand By v^oogrcss mysell have been studying r the last three or four try turn confronted by i nta which make it still nil iHanrt how any public nitted himself to approval India White Paper, writes r. an article m th. Daily the India Office1,157 words
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Article147 1933-07-12 5 Constable Attacked With 1 Razors A police constable was commended for his > plucky struggle with a madman armed with i razors when he gave evidence at the inquest i at Cambervell. 8.E.. on Arthur Edward Cut- chey. aged 72, a retired licensed victualler, cf Bt. Agnes-place,147 words
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Article110 1933-07-12 5 Alleged Inaccurate Invoice From Our Own Correspondent) Penan*. July It. Khoo 800 Siew was summoned In the District Court to-day, charged with the fabrication of an invoice with intent to abet the offence of evading payment of full import duties to the P.M.S. Government on fifteen corges of110 words
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Article, Illustration163 1933-07-12 5 Irbara Hutton. the Monlworth hrirres. and Prince Alexis Mdivant, were married «he gorgeous ritual o( th«- Russian Orthodox Church m Paris. In accordance hKu Man custom crowns M t .e held over the- bride and rroom daring the reUgiou* ceremony. led the procession of Brethren163 words
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Advertisement58 1933-07-12 5 TUB AC'EIE <IHirrElli "E O.E."— "THE HAPPY JOURNEY"— "THE CRADLE SONG." €mEiILWtZ THEATRE, Dunearn Road. WED., July 12th, 930 sharp THUR.,JuIy 13th, FRL, July 14th, All tickets $1.00 at Robinson's. V.M.C.A.. or fruni cast. July 6th ticket* valid July 12th. or may be exchanged for 13th or 14th. In case58 words
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Advertisement145 1933-07-12 5 MATINEE TO-DAY 3.15 Nightly (|^PB}y fj{»fL II I AGAIN, The BIG SHOW of iI I II the WEEK!— This time it's II |l England's Queen of Comedy— Iff jm^yifiß Nights f^ nil ID Premiere jy"??" B 03 jj^H^*rti^nPirwl^^^rtnTrnrvi^ BOOK I Gainsborough's Big Triumph— with EDWARD EVERETT HORTON and All-British Cast145 words
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Article1732 1933-07-12 6 AND BY SPIN BOWLERS flow West Indians tat Hie First test fFrom Our Own Correspondent] London, June 22. ll one an believe the London newspapers, this has been "the greatest week of British sport m history." and I gee l no reason for disputing that1,732 words
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Article110 1933-07-12 6 Fixtures for S.C.C. .American Tournament Lawn bowls American tournament at the 800. WEDNESDAY, JULY 12th. H. R. L. Dyne and D. C. Burn vs. Paul Storr and E. B. Evans. E. A. Brown and D. Tlmms vs. E. O. Staunton and J. H. Donoghue. A. 8. Banks and110 words
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Advertisement271 1933-07-12 6 IF YOUR BATTERY COBLP SPEAK, IT WOBLB SAY' CHANGE TO vS[= j '■■■■■"mr 's^ 1. —^^r*~"^^B%s^nTn» I > Ig^T^S^aß^ W mEsLt AT v^mhj^k^^ nv^%v^av <sv ■■■< lm .^nV H nV^BH^f n^n^a^^^ r^'-^^ They spark when others can't and make starting easier AT ALL GARAGES DISTBIBLTOKB FOR MALAYA BORNEO MOTORS LTD.271 words
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Advertisement72 1933-07-12 6 To croßt dMN complaints mrcm fu«r. cot to d«« root of th* trouble Ctarto's Mood Hbouro It th* world's froßtatt Mood pvrHlor and iwtlor. H to fMnow for Stood and Skin Dawfdfi. C»*dl Cktmlm uai&m* Bf-+*md+UQUmwTABLBTMm To trait dMtt oomplmintt tiirccm fudr.fM to d* root of dw trouble Cterke't Mood72 words
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Advertisement386 1933-07-12 6 sisisisis^ jf/^m^mm> 4 j^mm^m\ IH i mm *>J^ m \m +>J** sm 4b sm «F^ ■Mv BSA bssW*^^"^ 1 "^^bV bk BBSBSBSBSBSW VbBbBSBSBsW VsT j I sll^^s^ _BBsssssm___st_ Jfil Germs of decay lurk j m ugly film I Prevent trouble— keep teeth free from film 1 with this special film386 words
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203 1933-07-12 7 CHINESE GROWERS' GGESTION Company To Be Formed RE MEETINGS Ex? Application For Shares oolation of Chinese PineMalaya, which was formed has completed arrangements of a limited company with c preferential share-holders. r>hip of Mr. Tay Keng Teow, fn association, and Mr. Chee Lek-- Chinese203 words
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Article271 1933-07-12 7 Praise For Excellence Of Colour Parade From <).- Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 8. As n. mm urade at which the new Colour vm prea nt^d congratulatory messages from HE the Hi?h Commissioner. H.E. the 3t?nera; Officer Commanding and the Commandant of fee P.M.S.V.F. are published m271 words
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Article132 1933-07-12 7 I n Monday, July 3. Clerr, T lnR is and Lady R. J JSS! Clementi a <*nded by Mr. Bev.r', an d Mr. H. O. H left Tanah Rata for Ipoh. presented a Medal of Merit "'tmaster Chon, Wan Pook at Bran"; nSpec d Anglo-Chinese JJ WW H.H.132 words
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Article482 1933-07-12 7 WA IxA R^. RS ATTACKED AND PLUNDERED Deterrent Sentences at the Assizes PoUce were given deterrent sentences se^n^JT'^ 0 ChiDCSe Were to 1«™ h tS. rlgOrOU3 topriwnnuwt each for 1 O TV T In thC Other sentence on y r^ rig rOl:S was patsed on482 words
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Article242 1933-07-12 7 Brass Flower Pots That Wefe Not Returned A middle-ajed Malay woman living In Tyert which belongs to the Bultan of Johore, Af-d as the complainant In a case before J. F. F. Oregg, the Second Magistrate, rday. m which a young Chinese tinker was charged with having cheated242 words
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Article155 1933-07-12 7 Penang Businessmen Give Evidence The 32nd and 33rd: meetings of the Trade Coinm;s.sion were held m Penang on July 3th. and Sth. Evidence was taken from Mr. J. Dick fof Messrs. Islay, Kerr and Co., Ltd.) regarding shipping questions, from Mr. Low Geok Swee (Chop Tai Seng155 words
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Article638 1933-07-12 7 Erie tor of the Rangoon Cafe Convicted WDMGHT~RAID Restaurant or Liquor Licence Produced cc that a charge of $1 a bottle was beer at a cafe which possessed neither irant nor liquor licence was given yesterday, before Mr. L. R. p. Earl, the Singapore fourth638 words
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Article201 1933-07-12 7 tllcged Murder of Boyanese Motor Driver description of the injuries received by a Boyanese motor tirlvcr named Bahroon bin Haji Salleh, who was found lying near a path m Frankel's coconut plantation m the early morning of June 27, an abandoned bicycle near him, was given m the201 words
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Article403 1933-07-12 7 WOMAN WITNESS MAKES GOOD IMPRESSION Arab Convicted of Breach of Trust The good Impression created by a Malay woman witness m a criminal breach of trust, case m the second police court yesterday led! the magistrate, Mr. J. p. p. Qregg, to com- ment when convicting403 words
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Article169 1933-07-12 7 Unemployment Collection m Offices Following Ls a lisi of subscribers to the Silver Coin Collection organised by the Clerical Union I towards the Non-European Unemployment Fund, for the month of June, 1933: Johannes and Sammy $7.27. Peninsular and Oriental Navigation Co. $3.20. John O Campbell and Co $9.50.169 words
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Article305 1933-07-12 7 Negligible Interest on Bank Balances IPtom Our Own Correspondent] Bangkok. July 5. The local exchange banks have had a busy week-end and the circulation of the ordinary half-year letters to clients regarding the correctness of accounts has brought home to many customers how little credit accounts earn In305 words
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Article381 1933-07-12 7 Annual Remittances m Slump-time MONEY-LETTER'S FATE Singapore Appeal to Fukien For Reprieve j (Prom Our Chinese Correspondent) In reply to a letter from the Provincial j Government of Pukien refusing to withdraw the order to close certain letter shop Li Amny which have been acting as381 words
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Article243 1933-07-12 7 June Donations To European Committee The following is a list of donations received by the European Unemployment Committee for June Government Contribution. A/C Repatriations $1,009.19 Incorporated Society of Planters 150.00 Clubs 3444.15 Messrs. Mansfield Co.. Ltd 50.00 J. A. Harvey Esq. 5.00 Messrs. Osborne Chappe) 20.00 A. C.243 words
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Article85 1933-07-12 7 Tne aeatn nas taxen place at uoimoatore. South India, of Mrs. M. S. C. Swamy, wife of Mr. M. S. C. Swamy, formerly chief computer, I Kulim. Kedah, and sister-in-law of Mr. J. Louis, of the Straits Times. The deceased's husband retired from the Kedah Government service85 words
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Article179 1933-07-12 7 CAUGHT BY AMATEUR DETECTIVE CHINESE HOUSEBREAKER SENTENCED Entered Malay Driver's 1 Quarters A Chine* named Scong Kek Kwang who broke into the quarters of a Malay driver employed by Mr. 8. Nagal. of the Japanese Consulate, on the afternoon of June 27. was sentenced to five months' rigorous Imprisonment by179 words
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Article193 1933-07-12 7 Party Leaves Penang For North China (From Our Chinese Cor: cspon dent) The Malayan Ct^JMk* J*Uun X Party left the Petiang Pier last week *<*i their tour to The party consists of five young men. led by Mr Chan Wei-nan who has had considerable experience m hiking. The193 words
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Article245 1933-07-12 7 Siam's Mussolini At Work fProm Our Own Com«Dondet*t) Bangkok. July ft. No sootier has the censorship been removed and the new chiefs of State are trying to settle Into thetr new posts, than the administration is being urged to enquire into the doings of thoae who held245 words
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Article110 1933-07-12 7 Wednesday July 12th Before the Chief Justice In th* I*. < «mn at 10 15 a.m. Judmfcent:— Bkey. 6«« 32— Re Chop Kwong Fook Seng. At 11 a.m.— S 139!S2— Chin Lan Moey etc vs: Chin Swee Lin and anor. Before Mr. Justice Mills la the Sr*. ourt110 words
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Article92 1933-07-12 7 The mall trains to and from Prn-mg reached their destination s reveral hours late on Friday and Saturday owing to *even wagon? connects to the 3.7 pin. mixed train from Pral to Talplng being derailed during shunting operations at Sun-rei teaW. The d*v train from Kuala Lumpur to Pe^nt on92 words
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Article27 1933-07-12 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH. FANCOTT— At MM General Hospital last ni(;ht. Mrs. Fanrott. th<> beloved wife of Mr. H. Fancott. Chancery Lan«\ Singapore. Funeral to-day at 5 pan.27 words
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850 1933-07-12 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WENEDAY, JULY 12. 1933 IF THEY HAD ONLY KNOWN The confession of Mr. Neville Chamberlain m the Commons debate on the World Economic Conference that had the Government known beforehand what was going to happen "it might have made a difference to their view of the desirability850 words
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Article211 1933-07-12 8 "Soldiers of the Kin>T Well Received "A k«*kl »how" via.s the Kvneral attribute given to the opening of thi present Capitol proKramme by th» crowds who flocked to see it last night. Long before the actual show began Ou auditorium was packed with one of tin largest gatherings211 words
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Article117 1933-07-12 8 Victim of Amoy Street Outrage Succumbs The Chinese barber who was shot m the back while walking along Amoy Street on Monday night, expired after admission to hospital. It is not definite whether one or two shots were fired. The victim, who was able to make a short117 words
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Article51 1933-07-12 8 KanxKok. July 11. Tlie Controller of Civil Aviation, who commanded the Siamese troops m Prance during the great war, has resigned and is succeeded by Major-General Phya Chalerm Akas who was trained m Prance and for many years was commander of the military- aerodrome at Don i51 words
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Article544 1933-07-12 8 First Aid For j Shoppers I Hundreds of tons of earth arc to be dutf away from the old railway embankment at the west side of Orchard Road to make way for a new car park. The park i> principal!.* Intended to provide space for the544 words
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Article308 1933-07-12 8 Lived For Three Days on Biscuits MoM-n«. lul 11. L\tr«-mr lHticut* and lack, of kno«ledfi? oi )v i ountry Ls ijt^W'Vfd have bi^en the cause of Mi»t tern* clash It i> learned th.tt he H\ed lor HttfC days on the chocolate biM*ult« ii« ranylnf. »ft«r which he hadReuter - 308 words
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Article66 1933-07-12 8 Unfavourable Impressions Harmful BudapcM Jul> With th»- object of dicussln* m detail commercial relations between the t\*o countries Dr Gomboes has left for Vienna at the Imitation of the Austrian Chancellor. Dr Doiruss The visit i> considered to b? destined to counteract the unfa* ratrablr impression causedReuter Wireless - 66 words
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Article306 1933-07-12 8 JAPANESE TRO' VTT GENERAL V 39th. Division n March i A detathnvn Jehol to reporU-d u> the troops of Cti point betaeen Kuyuai. Charhar A fon-l«ii Fengs men under th< Fang Chen-m v llanchukuo trout* imm>. The Jfth Dmv. Peng-hsun Ik report, toward* KalKac. Thf ut>><The Times - 306 words
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Article117 1933-07-12 8 Australian Airman HeW At Victoria Point A< < oidlng u> a me*\ai;« r*> vji by the Bnrony- Vacuum Corporfcttob morning Jam<» Wood* tr*« A > attempting to break t:*r AuKtr*tt«-B«M cord, is held :ip xt Victoria NM *Ood weather |..rwu* J* CapUUi dr Hu\ll«*ri.i of his o«n117 words
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Article94 1933-07-12 8 LATEST RIBBKK Wl N rr 'W AND STERLN*. >"** Rubber and Tin l I'pal! sterlinß rate tn N« v specially cabled to th J as follow Z Spol (Buyers) 3" (Sellers) 39 l» *l Oct.-Dec I Si Jan-Mar. Apnl-Junr Market SN ad\ ;i| July l '+m Sept B94 words
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Advertisement66 1933-07-12 8 T^Sr^^^^^^^^^^W^^^^^^^PßßWM^fr-ft M mmm ViSs^) BnMic(/ Bottled by I ENGLAND. mBHB^I CaVILIDIEIEC^S NEW SHIPMENT OF DUTCH OEUCACES Outch RolmopM Dutch fiels m SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE ft Ltd Orchard Road. DON'T If Jfjjj B^l^Bffifi^ Ftß M Ip" 11 1^ 1 arkin eh! Sc«»*-ir^ /^3l^ rUK Haig //O FW£/? WHISKY GOES INTO ANY66 words
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Advertisement43 1933-07-12 8 SILENT SUFFERING. A writer says that the day of "motoring without squeaks" is near at hand. Pedestrians are evidently learning self-control at last, thanks to the benefits of "GAFLAC" ACCIDENT POLICIES. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480.43 words
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Article379 1933-07-12 9 EVENTS SHAPING; IN BEST POSSIBLE WAY le-assuring Statement By Mr. I Walter Runciman IRENCY QUESTIONS UNDER CONSIDERATION rs an n <n tlie l)cst Possible way at the World Economic tntcr* .101 ding to Mr. Walter Runciman who was interaft <. r pefttal of the Financial Drafting Committee.Reuter - 379 words
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Article343 1933-07-12 9 Id" and "Non-Gold" pally Represented London. July 11. l.inficd as a result :,.incial Drattin?. Com- w oir.ic Conlerence this Lfento -tandard countries are equally re.mderstood. decided to afternoon* bureau that the d ia rely on silver, cotral batik and indebted- an accepted by the will proceed on343 words
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Article375 1933-07-12 9 London, July 11. Contrary to expectations the Bureau of the i World Economic Conference did not reach conclusive decisions on monetary matters but a lar^e measure of agreement was reached on the economic side. At the meeting of the Monetary Commission Mr. Cox declared that J the workReuter; British Radio; Reuter Wireless - 375 words
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Article69 1933-07-12 9 Steamer Sunk m Collision Dairen, July 11. One hundred and sixty-eight passengers and mm of the Tunan. which sank after collision vith the Cha_un Maru yesterday off the Shan- tung coajst are missing and 89 have been rescued, according to the latest reDort- Reuter Far Eastern (The TunanReuter Far Eastern - 69 words
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Article141 1933-07-12 9 DUTCH DELEGATES IN LONDON Sir P. Reply London. July 11. Replying to suggestions m the House of Commons that the presence of the Dutch delegates to the World Economic Conference provided an opportunity to discuss rubber restriction. Sir P. Cunliffe-Listcr said that no further proposals had been141 words
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Article202 1933-07-12 9 Trading Active m Thin Market New York. July 11. Tin dollar slump continued this morning. Trading was active m a thin market at first, but later quietened, the dollar harden inn to $4.79 tarly m the afternoon. Brokers and bankers profess ignorance of the .specific cause ofReuter Wireless; Reuter - 202 words
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Article41 1933-07-12 9 Drop m U.S.A. Department Store Sales WanhiuKton. July 11. Significant corrobcn ation of the anxiety of j President Roosevelt and Brigadier General Johnson lest the rise In pi ices will have outstripped th. public's purchasing power is pro- j41 words
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Article77 1933-07-12 9 Washington. July 11. 1 Mr. RttOMrvelt ha* organised the J Cabinet and all special administrator* 1 into a Rrco\rry Council to combat the J nonnmic rnMTßfncy Reuter vided by th" 1 Federal Reserve Board report, which states that the value of department store sales m 201 towns mReuter - 77 words
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Article105 1933-07-12 9 Manchuria's "Comedy of "Indifference" Moscow, July 11. The Manchurlan authorities while desirou-. of possessing the Chines*- Eastern Railway at any cost are now playing a comedy of "Indifference" towards acquiring the railway which is at least naive and ridiculous, says Pravda m an aiticle on the TokloReuter - 105 words
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Article72 1933-07-12 9 Still Aboard Pirate Junk Newchwan*. July 11. The three Nanchang captives were still aboard the pirate junk the day after their reported escape, according to a .messenger who returned this morning after delivering food and comforts. The messenger witnessed an encounter between the pirates and Manchukuo bandit suppressionReuter - 72 words
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Article31 1933-07-12 9 London, July 11. Mr. T. V. Soong left for China from London this afternoon. He is going by aeroplane to Rome en route to the East.- ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article192 1933-07-12 9 TOKIO PLOT SENSATION Guards Posted At Official Residences BRITISH EMBASSY Cabinet Ministers Market Out for Assassination Toklo, July 11. Reported to be due to the discovery of a serious plot whkh r^,^ m several arrest* by the gendarmerie, the official residences of cabinet ministers and other prominent persons have beenReuter Far Eastern - 192 words
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Article81 1933-07-12 9 And ex-Colonel Arrested Lisbon, July 11. Da. Antonio Ser-;io. an i-x-D-mocratic tuinteu-r. and «;x- Colonel Aragao. famous for his a. t ion In German West Africa In 1915. have been arrested They recently return* d from Spain where they were awaiting the recent nmiusty ror those responsible forReuter - 81 words
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Article70 1933-07-12 9 Lisbon. July 9. Runiuuied ctl*.atlstarUun with thp Oovernment owing to th«- dictatorial actions ol the l»rtm« MtntMer ha*, recently been causing GovI vrnmont circles a i cnslderablr amount of unt easiness T\\t- e^caj>f oi two officers from priiton. former 1 ltader«i of a revolutionary movement. h«<--helßhtfiied apprehension^Reuter Wireless - 70 words
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Article145 1933-07-12 9 Important Measure Signed By Mr. Roosevelt Washington. July 11. Cotton textile workers will have a maximum forty hours week, a minimum wage of twelve dollars a week m southern milk and thirteen In the northern and child labour will be abolished from July 17. following the signing byReuter - 145 words
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Article144 1933-07-12 9 Nanking Warships m Pursuit Hong Kong, July 11. The Nanking warships Yatsen and Halyung are reported to be pursuing the Tslngtao mutineers m the cruisers Haichi. Shaoho and Halshin which have arrived m British waters at Castle Peak Bay. H.M.S. Wishart is close by watching and I thereReuter Far Eastern - 144 words
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Article62 1933-07-12 9 Captive Shot If Police Are Called In Albany. July 11. The Police have learned that the twenty four year old John O'ConneU, a relative of the o Connell brothers, the Democratic leaders, was kidnapped on July 7th. A ransom of $250,000 Is demanded by the kidnappers, whoReuter - 62 words
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Advertisement126 1933-07-12 9 FOR APPEARANCE AND COMFORT WEAR 4 VIYELLA' («K»D.| SPORTSWEAR TENNIS AND CRICKET SHIRTS SUP-OVERS— COLOURED AND WHITE GOLF HOSE NEW DESIGNS AND PLAIN COLOURS HALF-HOSE—CREAM, RIBBED AND PLAIN ALSO FANCY DESIGNS FOR TRAVEL WEAR SCARVES WITH HEMSTITCHED ENDS 4LMJ hh l^^R 'Kirn t^^ i^M W^^" SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR v CD126 words
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Advertisement1032 1933-07-12 10 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. Steam Ship Co., Ltd. and China THE HUAKHIOW STEAMSHIP CO.. (1931) Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co.. Ltd. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP Co.. Ltd. TftE BTRAITS STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE CHINA NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. THE AUSTRALIAN1,032 words
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Advertisement545 1933-07-12 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd* (Incorporated 1b Hhg w r*> ••ELLERMAN^ LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL. HOMEWARDS. nil—IMS D** B*por*. SaOs B*ps«a> s.B. CITY OF BEDFORD For Havre, London, Rotterdam and H'burg July 30 Aug. 2 sjs. CITY OF ROUBAIX For London,545 words
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Advertisement396 1933-07-12 10 p. d British India and Aprar \l MAIL, PASSHSGEirAJNL Carl SERVICES PENINSULAR AND ORIENT J UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY nv L I LONDON AND FAR EAST MAII 'Vlrr*! OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR H \t J RANCHI IT.OOO July 21 MANTUA >&M> J BHUTAN 6.000 AUC. t BURDWAN < CARTHAO*396 words
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Advertisement605 1933-07-12 11 r^ ANxwiSKP, ROTTERDAM AND M» MIDDLESBROUGH. 0 7(»0 July 13 13 HAKUSAN MARU T. 10,600 Sept. 6 7 0,700 July 27 38 HARUNA MARU T. 10.400 Bept 20 21 E 10.500 Aug. 910 i KATORI MARU T 10.000 Oct. 5 6 1 12.000 Aug. 32 29 5 KASHIMA MARU T605 words
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Advertisement530 1933-07-12 11 TO EUSOPE FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO, BOMBAY, SUEZ. PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES. GENOA. MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK Arrive Leave Leave Arrive Spore. Spore. Penane. N. York Prea. Hayes July IS July 18 July 20 Aug. 29 Pres. Pierce July 29 Aug. 1 Aug. 3 Sept. 12 Pres. Monroe530 words
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Advertisement773 1933-07-12 11 KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPU PAUMA— Wednesday. July 12. Penang and Bagan Sl-api-api MAJANG— Wednesday, July 12, Prigi-Radja. Sapat. TVmbilahan Poeloe- Pallas PentmhanEstate and Rengat. THEDENS— -Wednesday. July 12. Muntok and Palemban* TOBA— Wednesday, July 12, Toengkai Moeara-3aba and Djambi VAN OUTHOORN— Wednesday, July 12, Bclawan-Dell VAN DE LJJN— Thursday, July 13.773 words
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Article589 1933-07-12 12 SPENCER LECTURE AT OXFORD Mr. Einstein on a "Free Inventor" Dr. Albeit Einstein delivered the Herbert Spencer lecture at Rhodes House. Oxford, on "The method of theoretical physics." It was the nrst time that Dr. Einstein had addressed an Oxford audience In English. He expressed hi*589 words
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Article185 1933-07-12 12 Appointment Of Sessions Chairman A recommendation that a former tudge with a pension of £3.500 a year should be appointed to a £1 500 -a- year post was turned down The decision, made by the justices at the Middlesex Guildhall, was applauded. A special committee recommended that185 words
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Advertisement699 1933-07-12 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 map»t.t.a (7,375 tons* and the S.S. MANQOLA (3,352 tons): [Cargo only] a* MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de699 words
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Advertisement532 1933-07-12 12 BURNS PHILP IS (pjinifsrstsi la A— tniMa) 4 m A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNE VISIT AUSTRAUA IN THE SPRUq SPECIAL FIRST CLASS RETURN FARr :j |H I Special arrangements have been mad< U I to make the round cruise to Brisbane. Sydn< j Java by the well-known ».s "MARELLA (7.41 I sailing532 words
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Miscellaneous702 1933-07-12 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursdays 7-30 »Jn. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 sun. Saturdays 7 pan. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 ajn. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 pjn. Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 P-». Kelantan (via Oemas) every Monday,702 words
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Miscellaneous126 1933-07-12 12 Pakan Baroe 13.7. Angby. Sar. 417. from Sibu 11.7 for Stbu 15.7. Dukat. Norw. 761. from Bangkok 11.7. for Bangkok 12.7. Havre Mafu. Jap. 3450. from Yokohama 1 1 7. for Karachi 12.7. Arabia Maru. Jap 5888. from Naeoya 117. for Buenos Aires 13.7. Bdendale. Brit. 1002. from Batavia 117.126 words
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Article447 1933-07-12 13 (FIVE EUROPEAN PIRATES HEAD GANG Skipper, Mate And Wife Butchered Daiien. July 1. Fivo Europeans are stated to have earned out one of the ghastliest crimes ever perpet- rated on the high seas, three Europeans and i seven Chines.- being brutally murdered, ac- cording to reports447 words
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Article184 1933-07-12 13 Snaps Cable And Bumps Buoy A hiyh wind on June 30 pi vented the N.Y.K. trans-Pacific liner Asama Maru lrom mooring it her berth m the stream and the subsequent difficulties uparlMMti caused considerable exHtument aboard the voss. 1. states a Shanghai message. Afte. particularly rouyh trip184 words
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Article120 1933-07-12 13 Changes In Sarawak Surveying Beacons An alteration m the .surveying bMMM at Borneo west coast Sarawak and Mlri Approaches i.s mmtamatd. The new positions arv (w i 4 dr.; 20' 06"N lat.\ 113 deR. 41" 54" E. lonp; <x. 4 ditf 30" 42"N lat.. 113 deg. 40"120 words
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Article113 1933-07-12 13 The East Asiatic Company's m Fionia which left Singapore yesterday for Europe took the following passengers:— Mrs. F. M. Cowtan. I Master C. R. Cowtan. Mrs. J. Falconer. Mr. R. C. Grant. Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Greenstr?et nnd family. Mr. P. B. Heilr.ian. Mrs. D. Hilpert. Mrs.113 words
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Article457 1933-07-12 13 From FoVsle to Quarter Deck To ofUeers m our wardroom Had been promoted from the lower deck. The captain of ovr rmiiMlM IILaUIUM had started m the fo'c'sle. EJust as every private is supposed to carry a Id marshal's baton m his knupsack C \er> B.457 words
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Article180 1933-07-12 13 Effort to Aid Ship-Building m China Hmmqi oi bill to .-übsid:,v nhM| j»Uamship companies, construction of n^w tonnage. and the coastal lights Mffi ice.> i.s now tniii hmslder.d ty the Leglsla'iv Wan nt Nanking. The draft oi the ncv. law ha> already boon dnn up by the authority180 words
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Article166 1933-07-12 13 Shipping on Thames Endangered London, Junr 30. A disa^trou.s up- broke out at Southampton Docks last night, threatening a number of M| rhips Iyini4 alongside tht.- Quay- wall mid doslimjiii: a lai'i;. quantity of valuable cargo. The Rotterdam-Lloyd liner. Indrapcora, aiui the Canadian Pacific liner, Montrose. were166 words
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Article62 1933-07-12 13 Epidemic Mistaken For Chickenpox Tokyo. June 30. About a million persons m Tokyo have been compuLsorily vaccinated within the last few days as a result of an outbreak of small-pox. The epidemic was first mistaken for chickenpox, which fact explains the alarming increase m cases, which62 words
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Advertisement456 1933-07-12 13 r the INGAPORE FREE PRESS eac Office: 138 ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. phone 605a Cable Address ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE. The premier morning daily m Malaya. Delivered with the Chota Hazri each morning. Latest news, latest telegrams and latest announcements. London rubber and tin cables appear daily. Special features include pictures, ladies* page456 words
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Advertisement388 1933-07-12 13 COX KINGS I (AGENTS) LIMITED Arrange 1 SHORT TRIPS TO CAIRO for homeward bound pamoien Apply for particulars to PATERSON, SIMONS CO., LTD, or to any of Cox and King* Offices PORT SAID, CAIRO, LONDON, ETC. m 9 M I V I VJWnC%hVT DC X I Rli FOOLED! 4sj I388 words
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Article604 1933-07-12 14 TWINS ALLEGED TO HAVE FLEECED WOMAN Receiver's Court Application The allegation that two 23-year-old twins had Imposed their wills on a woman of 75 with such success that m two years they had got from her £3.000 about a quarter of her fortune was i.iado m604 words
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Article201 1933-07-12 14 'Thank You, Sir," For Jurymen New York. T«-ars s*t<-a.m»ti down thr face of Mr Charles E. Mitchell, former chairman of the National City Bank, when he was acquitted here of charges of income-tax evasion involving about £200,000. Ho walked across the court and shook hands '.vith each201 words
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Article97 1933-07-12 14 Programme of drills for week ending July 16th:— Wednesday. 5.15 p.m. Headquarters. Intelligence PI., Reconnaissance Town area; "D" f Eurasian) Coy., Miniature Range; M.G. PI. (Eurasian), MO. Training. Thursday, 5.15 p.m.. Headquarters, S.R.E. (v). Coy. Parade Field Works; "E" (Chinese) Ooy., Coy. Parade; 5.30 p.m., Serangoon Road,97 words
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Advertisement223 1933-07-12 14 JUST ARRIVED A BIG LOT OF Indian, Chinese Carpets and Fine Straw Twisted Mattings. A WONDERFUL SELECTION All Sizes. In Attractive Designs PRICES VERY MODERATE at CHOTIRMALL'S 41-43, HIGH STREET. PHONE IW7. Mo Picnic Is Comply** without PHO2NIX Water* P H (E N I X Wl AERATED Mmi^> WATERS Phone223 words
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Advertisement585 1933-07-12 14 BANKS AND INSURa>A CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated m England by Royal Chartar) Paid up capital m 600.000 snares of £5 each U. 000.000 Reserve Fund U. 000.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.000.000 HEAD OFFICE 38. Bishopsgate. London. E.C. 2 Areaelefl and BraneWs Alor Star IloUo Bemarang585 words
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Advertisement276 1933-07-12 14 THE YOKOH.VO BAW»; LTD.! ataWsh* kiln, I Capita Bubsi-rlbrd up) Reserve Fund Pr. j Vce-Fmlfcnt. T^dht^ Head Other Situtptr Rrimh —MIYFI W-.Mi r The N.tlor, t IMHT* i I AJ.vundrla .Ep,,, !k|t|m CalrutU. Cut tlen. Hamburg, h:. Hai^^! H««n. An«« les. Manlls. Maninourat fa^ Newrhmang. Park. N^ Rangoon. R;o de276 words
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Miscellaneous689 1933-07-12 14 BRrnSH BROADCASTING j CORPORATION j PROGRAMMES FOB INDIA. MJBMA. t STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and J FEDERATED MALAY STATES PROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER i DAVKNTRT. ENGLAND 2 Wavelength* 26 J metres and IU i metre* i Wednesday, July 12th oMT 11 ajn— J p m lYaJismission on an o m n i689 words
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Article737 1933-07-12 15 PREADING THE USES FOR TIN ■ew klopment XCIL ■ye producers To Jperate H respondent j B London. June 27. H Committee met at The X iutaequenUy the montnB rta trom the various B tne restriction schemes B i understand that these B ulrd t Malaya there Ls H m here737 words
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Article201 1933-07-12 15 _____7^ M T^sk^°^ar a> June 3oth i933 m V WET T O T I T A L Total dry Area CREPE rubber KSS U.S.S Wel Estate Remill Blanket Scrap Lump Dry We t n™ if s 1 Crepe Bark and sheet Bark y by dealer s> Uj201 words
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Article177 1933-07-12 15 Changes m Representative Prices Jnly 7 8 It. American Can Com. 95 »> 93>*_. 93^ Am. T'phone and T'srraph 1324 132 131 Atcheson Railroad 78 76 74 Dupont 82% 80 80 Firestone. Common 23 7 24 4 24 Gen. Electric 29 30 29 h* Gen. Motors177 words
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Article140 1933-07-12 15 Weak Holders Depress Commodities London, July After the disturbance m connection with the end of the naif year, much quieter condition prevailed on the money market. Government had to concede a slightly higher average rate at 10s. 4d. per cent, for the weekly supply' of Treasury Bills m140 words
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Article30 1933-07-12 15 Harrison Barker and Co., Ltd.. report the following outputs of estates for June, 1033. Mentakab 50,000 lbs. Jeram Kuantan 41,500 Sungei Bagan 64,000 Batu Village 1,05030 words
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Article459 1933-07-12 15 Duty On Printed Advertisements j The Council of the London Chamber of Commerce has adopted and submitted to the 3 President of the Board of Trade and the Secretaries of State for the Dominion* and Colonies, a memorandum, prepared by a special committee of the Advertising Section of459 words
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Article166 1933-07-12 15 THE ABROAD Par. July 7. 8. Amsterdam 12.07 8.25 8.24 Athens 375 590 590 Belgrade 25.22 250 250 Berlin 20.43 13.914 13.90 V* Bombay Is 6d. Is 6 l|l6d. Is 6 ljlGd. Brussels 35 23.82 Vi 23.81 Bucharest 813 565 565 Buenos Aires 47.62 41%0ffl 420ffl Copenhagen 18:16 22 13J32166 words
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Article185 1933-07-12 15 July 11 I RUJNQ London, 4 months' debt ■> a i ■<•? I London. 3 months' sight 2 4 London, 60 days' sight 2 |S 31|32 London. 30 days' sight 3 3 15) ie London, demand 2 \3 29 32 j London. T.T. 7|g i I^roos and Parts,185 words
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Article144 1933-07-12 15 feßlnw>o^e Price (per plkui, 1107J7H «r White Tapioca jr Pearl Btfo Oman 49C Copra, Sundried JJ6 Sago, flour M Devoe's Imperial Brilliant Kerwei* per tin ljn Sylvan Arrow Keroeene per tm ija Bocony Motor Oaaoltn* ex pump per British Imperial Gallon t» Bocony Motor Oatollne drum* per British Imperial144 words
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64 1933-07-12 15 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION July llth.. 12 o'clock noon equal to London Standard. k* (loot*) lljl6 11JJlf equal to London Standard (FOJJ, tIK n% Standard R.S.S. cm Tender Aug./ Sept im, in4 Oct./ Dec 11* 11% Jan/March 11 H 11% Ton* of Market:— Duu Easier. Latast Cable l^mdon Spot64 words
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Article928 1933-07-12 15 TUESDAY. JULY 11th. 1»33 oumao quotation. Bmjtn Seller* Aaam Kumbang to 29* 30s 6d Austral Malay Ml lv Ayer Hltam (s&> l3a 3d l4s Ayer Weng *$l, 95 iou Bangrin Tin (£> IRs 3d 19b Batang PadanM »i> i 0 15 Batu Caves (sl> 42 v 474928 words
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Advertisement102 1933-07-12 15 Assets exceed $12,0tf,tQt lw —m..^,^, H wee m twgy mrtsr fiS t it> f iit 1 I The Great Eastern life Assurance Gk, Ltd. <I"«n>or«ed to ttuatnlt. Settlement.) I i ■Bi IfflCI: Great Eastern Ufe Building, cecu Street Sto.aaore I company has £20,000 deposited with the Simremo' #>Z* UJHDON OFFICE:102 words
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Article633 1933-07-12 16 ROY SMITH INJURED Natch Conceded After First Set MIXED DOUBLES Walk Over m Men's Contest An unfortunate mishap to Roy Smith, which resulted m him tearing a muscle of his leg, forced him and Mrs. Cameron to retire from the final of the mixed doubles L.T.A.633 words
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Article103 1933-07-12 16 Probable Starters And Jockeys Probable starters and jockeys for the Eclipse Stakes, to be run at Sandown Park on Friday, are as follows: K.H. Aga Khan's PTRDAUSSI (Be*ry> LOANING DALE < Chi Ids; Mr. H. J. Blimns' OAINSLAW (West on) Mr. R. F. Watson's DICK TURPIN (Cliff Richards)Reuter - 103 words
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Article60 1933-07-12 16 The following will represent the V.M.C.A. against the M.C.U. on the Y.M.CA. ground on Saturday, at 2 p.m. R. Lyne, O. L. P. Willis, L. M. Pennefather, W. R. WUlls, C. D. Ross, James Ltovick, John Le Cain, P. R. 8. Martinus, s. Perriera, R. P. Ridley. O.60 words
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Article57 1933-07-12 16 The f oUowing were the results of ties played m the men's doubles of the V.M.C.A. tennis tournament on Monday: A. R. Yap and C. Tan defeated Tan Thlan Sang and Teo Tlan Keng 6—2, 2—6, 7—5. B. Billion and X. A. Alsagoff defeated Pb Ouan Chen?57 words
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Article1187 1933-07-12 16 WEEKLY SPORTING NOTES fPHE prospects of the Malaya Cup staying m Singapore for another season arc extremely rosy. The cup eleven have been playing such convincing football that they should be a match for any side m Malaya. It looks as if it will cnce more be a battle between1,187 words
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Article331 1933-07-12 16 TEAMS FOR FOUR-BALL FOURSOMES Sunday's Starting Times The following are the starting times and teams for the fourball foursomes match between the Keppel Golf Club and The Island Club arranged for Sunday, July 16th. over the Island Club course. Keppel players are mentioned first. 8.30 R.331 words
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Article183 1933-07-12 16 Amended Classification of Horses and Ponies Lwt No. 8. amendment No 1 issued July Uth.. 1933 Horses— Tiansf erv— Vedercr from Class 1 to Cla.vs 2 Nassau Belle from Class 3 to Class 2. Wlnway* from Class 3 to Class 2 Ou&hu 'torn Class 2lt Class 3. Sand183 words
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Article121 1933-07-12 16 Tricky Wicket For lord's Match London. July 11. At Lord's yesterday the annual match waa started between Oxford University and Cambridge University. Oxford won the loss and batted (int. Th«> vicket was dead a t first but later the sim made It tricky. At the close of playReuter - 121 words
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Article54 1933-07-12 16 I J Batting Choor Singh Nondewripis w J Baffles College ltZ not oat I 1. Kcott-DalfHUh S.C.C. vs. I I O. Earn, Baffles Cellege vs. J Nondeacrtpta r>« Bowling J n. H. Palmer, S.C.C. vs. J Non-Benders five tar 11 J C. Pereira, Nattiest ilpto vs. J Raffle54 words
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Article952 1933-07-12 16 League Leaders Trounce Indo-Ceylonese MADON'S THREF Malays Miss Opportunities In dosing Stages ■LTJL T I.C.F.A. t. The Indo-Ceylonese P.A. who are at the bottom of the S.A.P.A. League table, failed to make the slightest impression on th« Malays when they met In the first ii'Uion952 words
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Advertisement64 1933-07-12 16 AFT6<? A no» MCAL. I "Th~ere is d*s Pmonc S of do RMJfc fcfvcsnintf bfvfnjf lami 1 L>diMo. It m ilw pure juice orf 1 Bui Shffo and HoieL V^ U^^^^T Soie Distributors HENRY WAUGH CO., LTD SnOATOBE. KVALA I I MPI H rSMANI.. .nil ITIIH Packed fresh and dry64 words
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