The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly), 30 January 1924
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly)
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Title Section18 1924-01-30 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. WEEKLY MAIL EDITION. THIKIi SERIES WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 30, 1924. No. 1,90418 words
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Article197 1924-01-30 1 I.tAOEKS. 1 Baldwin Defeate»i So \r.erica" a- Great Jok»- 65 .pan's Fort-i*rn Policy 65 I ill ||i J Cabin*: 66 J\ int of View 66 D :t.^d Russia 66 I:*'-Assessment 66 A Fecbl* Str.ke 66 Week-Fno. Comment 66 I tht- Raihway 67 Hi! R I HID COURT NEWS. >197 words
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Article114 1924-01-30 1 I OHMV^ 21 I 19.50 i 6.50 iCft 17 «»0 14.25 -.•> 12.SC 9a«irie4 I2^f Bcnarf-3 o: 4.000 •~fftor 275.00 2 for txpi.r- 80.00 X J■— exporl KM I •>. 1 tm export tMM i 2 for export tfILM Mi B» Al for expol Bnken C1 for expor* r114 words
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DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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Article47 1924-01-30 1 BARNES. On 10th January at Calcutta t» Mi\ anc Mrs. O. J. Barnes a daughter. HAWKINS. At Macernity Hospital, Penang, on 21th. January, to Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins pf Balik PuLiu, a daughter. IF.VING.— At Weltovreden, Java, on 25th Jamnary, to Mr. Mn>. Alan Irving--a son.47 words
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Obituary82 1924-01-30 1 M.»i:LS?DALE.— Or t>-e 20th 'January, IIS4 M Mviesideiiea "Red Uocka/* Hoylake, Urer- WOiiSH Edwxrci MoulsJaic, .T.P., cf Siagapan and somelimo resident m SingftpOfli li^rod 61 yeurs. GORDON. On 2l?t January at the General I!o«p.uil, Penang, Mary Catherine cldeat liiughter of Mr. and Mr*. E. H. Gordon, Hongkong and Shanghai82 words
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Article221 1924-01-30 1 Ttfe trail which arrived on Saturday, Jj runry 2C>th, brought datas to January 3rd This weekly leave 3 by the Macedonia to-morrow. Thera has been increased activ ty m the share market, a big volume of bcaineaa bein£ done m t^n. Rul>ber is still negUctThe Chetty community221 words
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Article60 1924-01-30 1 January 28 I v, t\4 \i H-.nk demand Private, credits 5 hls. 3|4 21-S2 NVw V..rk, dtOMOd Creditl H day* 52 Nora. cc, c nr 196% f. T. 162 HOBfflßOßgi d«MMd l^s P 0 is Vokoharau. demand 10H Norn. I dem -nd I ;J 9 i*un ::!•:<"'■:. dprytnd B60 words
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Article186 1924-01-30 1 The T*mei ©I J*J W innouncea the at Tooting, o! Mr John StoiTOck g rymgeour, witWß thirteen days of Wl 9«-Lh birthday. Mf. Scryingcoor, father of M-. Scrymfeooi of the Hongkong Bank, v.a, m the Oriental Bank, In Sincrapon from 1866 to the Seventies, arri way manager so long ago186 words
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Article458 1924-01-30 1 Jan. 2.°. The closing .stage* 01 the debate m j^urnament wmen has settled the present poiiticai impasse seem to lu.vc been marked by a curiously persistent recognition of the inevitable by some politicians and a distinct bitterness by others. Mr. Chamberlain's cynical gibe that Sir John Simon458 words
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Article275 1924-01-30 1 Wo fear that Mr. Denby has given the unrighteous opportunity for a £ibe which threatens to make the latest American exn edition of conquest the bicrgest joke of the century. The New York World ha> started the ball rolling by declaring that alter enough ice-tields have been275 words
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Article464 1924-01-30 1 Jan. 24. The statement of policy made by I the Minister for foreign Atlairs m t)i 3 Diet at Tokio, is interesting because it shows the general trend of Japanese policy at a time when her domestic circumstances are, through the visitation of Nature, m a state464 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement98 1924-01-30 1 Ami to rh- itawNi Fice Pr^s' »*twi h Emu to th Strait* «r. inviUd to md ol thtir steamer &nd v. Copie* will then Ir WftfiMH pert* 9f t i;i -.ir.gr detiviled m I v I U hare a cupy vet C\.\* I pe.iixd |o tl t., the w, »k!y98 words
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Article521 1924-01-30 2 Inevitably there will be a good deal (,f criticism and curious commentary regarding the constitution of the first Labour Cabinet which has ever been m power m England. Elsewhere vu give details of the public careers cf most of those nominated to office ana it is interesting521 words
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Article451 1924-01-30 2 Jan. 25. There are moments when we doubt whether after an upholders of the rubber restriction poacy are not more human and kindly than they would generally appear. Such a moment was when we read recently the remarks of the Chairman of Indragiri Rubber Company and451 words
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Article317 1924-01-30 2 The new Cabinet will have to consider almost immediately the question of the recognition of Russia. Not because Lenin is deed if he really is, and Trotsky has a political illness that necessitates him going to v country residence to recover. Almost at the top of the317 words
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Article513 1924-01-30 2 Jen. 26. r ihe oiticiai aim^u^cement is made eisewnere tnat tne iju'ifrtaijp oi £>uue LJi' tne L/O^oiues nas appioveu of tne ieassessmem of sianuara proauction ol rubber on the lines suggested by tiie Central Advisory Committee, which reported about the middle of last year. The intimation advance? the513 words
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Article224 1924-01-30 2 On the whole we are not impress so far by the railway strike. There is an air of unreality about it which induces the feeling that it has been got up for a purpose other than thai of remedying a real and seriou.grievance. It has caused a224 words
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Article679 1924-01-30 2 Jan. 28. The situation m me railway otnkt at home is still indeterminate. Hrn locomotive men have been unu induce the Naticnai Union BM t 0 join them m any Ikmglk Mai the train service, though mmgn «i sufficient, is not m such a bad posi lion679 words
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Article721 1924-01-30 3 '..r 0a .jaxiits on tiie til' |fi_a ***mjf-A U^vmujC U ••«-k6 Iw-A, Oil OttcOi.* piling r vain, io:uow sli or o .k coach is, sIaJL by two engines, proudly :he s«ope leaJing to ?car/s and tlun 3iJ gracefully the curvrs. t^rou^rh a miser- of Singyw and ov^r721 words
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Article1284 1924-01-30 3 GENSftAL MALCOLM'S PABBWBLL SPBBCH. K. E. M^jor Qenenl Sir N* ill ftfalcohn, wiio, Anting tho time ho has been Genera) OfTi.er QosAmandxig the Troopa m Ifaiaya, has taken a very nsideraMl interest m the affairs of the Union Jack Club, presided .\l the sixth annual generai meeting1,284 words
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Article252 1924-01-30 3 (By Courtesy of th Nanyo N chiNichi Shimbunsha). Ti;kio. Jan. 25. It is announced that H. M. the Emperor will makt- a errant of one* millkn ye:; for the soc'al welfare m commemoration of the Crown Prince's wedding. It is announced that A hniral Y. Shibayama has died252 words
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Article169 1924-01-30 3 Two Chinese dealers of -170 North Bridge read wore produced before the Third Magistrate yesterday morning, and charged at the instance of Errpeetor Kin>r of the Arms and Expletives Department, with Importing explosives, secondly with making :i false declaration ;o the Import and Export Office and thrdly with169 words
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Article87 1924-01-30 3 The following telegram has been r^'eivexl by His Excel'enry the Governor from be R ght Hor/b'e Janes Eenr h< ma MR, So ffimry rf Stat* for the Co'o^ifs 24ti Jarrary— H Ma'esty the King en*n'- r( j to me ye erday the Sea's (f the Ccc^87 words
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806 1924-01-30 4 7 am. Back from the land of dreams and time to gen up. I lie still for five minutts more and think a little, totting up my ass€ s so to speak that make life worth living. Th-Te's that dance at Mrs.806 words
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Article141 1924-01-30 4 The Solicitor General applied to Mr. Justice Acton m the Supiemp Court yestiicay morning for en extension of the time n which an £j»pea! has to be made to the Privy Coum-il. The appeal was b; the Crown a^« n>t a decision of the Court of141 words
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Article206 1924-01-30 4 THE WORLD'S SPORT. [Reuter's Service.] Los Angelas, Jan. 27. Siraaen was two up on Havers at the ::<l of tba forty-fifth hole. Havers won four of the first nine played to-day, and Sarazen three, halving two. The putting of both was unsteady. At Me tnd of the fifty-fourth206 words
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Article260 1924-01-30 4 S R.C. vh. R. E. The S. R. C. hockey team was again successful yesterday afternoon when the Cub met the R E. and won by two goals to ore. The Club's victory was well deScrvtd and Stack, who scored both the points for the S.RC, was m fine260 words
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Article288 1924-01-30 4 The foi lowing vcre the results at the swimm'ng sports of the Scouts held on Saturday at the Y. M. C. A. swimming pcol, 4 A' Division. JO Yards Free Style: 1, Mohamad Yusoff bin Sawavali (Fifth Troop), 2, Hwan* Scon Chong (Thud Troop), 3, H. Bens288 words
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Article25 1924-01-30 4 The Rev. T T C. Henham, formeily rf Province Wellesky ar.d Porak, been nominated by the .\rchbishop of Canterbury to the Vicarage of MonkUn, Thanet.25 words
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Article647 1924-01-30 4 The record that was presented by the Chairman of the Duff Development Co. at Llic meeting of shareholders on Dec. 28 jtads like some a-count oj proceedings we should expect to have transpired a coupie of centuries ago. ihc acton oj the Coloual Office, ar>i the647 words
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Article262 1924-01-30 4 Is it wrong to v.j. h thai one mete a horse? A Government Stallion, of cour.~\ nut a mere; katnpung hack. A TONttt prescription that we have icen direct! that a bottle of beer end s >: r.tv eggs be given to a Government Siallicn if262 words
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Article35 1924-01-30 4 A marriage hrts bc<?n ■ranged and wi: Portly take pla.e m Shtgapore, ktwn KTi!lia?n Chariefl, yoinfer ron o' t c late w* Mm Lonm, af Sootiiporc and, and Wa Finuiy, n c c of M35 words
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Article529 1924-01-30 4 \MKkKA\S PLANS A« boih Portugal ;nd England aro no injr out expeditions jound the world ear ■OCt year, th American Government an hurrying forward the plans for their world-llifchl attempt, and will make their effort m the spring of thi* year, instea of waiting until J92S,529 words
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Article218 1924-01-30 4 1 with ab v. 12,000 worth of no:!-Govcmmint <-h.. m Ins possession, a Chinese haa bom ftm i by the Second Ma.^ stratc. Among tne visitors who Ere short 1 1 pecUd m India is Mrs. Ernest Thonnv i Seton, the wife of the famous writ; r the wild animal218 words
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108 1924-01-30 5 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1924. DEATH OF Mr. MOULSDALEL Th»* dc ith has occurred at Home of Mr. K. Moulsdale, formerly of Singapore, at r Gl years. Mr. Moulsdale waa bead <f W. E. Moulsdale and Ca, I j> t \'o\ and London, and served fora num-rK-r of y^aiv> as Chairman108 words
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Article96 1924-01-30 5 .i ivod from the Colonial stary an interest ipy and voluminous i above BW^fed by Mr. David who was lent by the Government f m South Wales to this Government into the fisheries liana. The report nted m Australia, \'s t» ..tuuraphs ana stends to S6Q96 words
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Article159 1924-01-30 5 I Koyul I! own Purachatna, I". jra. Coir.missioner- Km i-Chicf, Slam State Prtr. Punwhatra, their tm ar.d pany arrived m Penang If left Bangkok on I A rpecia 1 I.MS. K:.ii\vay from Padang Prai to which was attacht-d the .<n. Tr.e Prir.ct' and party Mid r-.\159 words
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Article169 1924-01-30 5 .1, on Dec. 22, of ■I ID fort man Mansions, of M i :i" Goodyear, formerly F. :i. and S. S.; aged re of Kuala Lumpur, who ion through a motor- o Saturday was reported ol immediate danger I fin took place at Tanjong j week when a crroup was169 words
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Article566 1924-01-30 5 MALAYAN RUGBY. Good Records of Finahst IMay e rs. One has ».ften wond:-red daring the three cr four month.-- that rugby is m progress m this eoantry t >\v the standard of the game a- it is played :n Ma.aya compares with that of home sides. That, question566 words
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Article276 1924-01-30 5 Point of Law m Inltrnutionul Trial. The international trial at Coventry ncrntly pru; c rise to m> Interesting point of law which call* for a definite ruling on the part of the Ragby Unon, l.i t'r.e course of the fame Eyre-, who was leading the Possibles 1 forwards, was276 words
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Article415 1924-01-30 5 Our Ov/n Correspondent). Malacca, Jan. 21. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Mills left Malacca on Wednesday Tor Penang, where Mr. Mills takes ever the duties- of D. P. P. The loss to Malacca society of Mr. and Mrs. Mills, who have made themselves 1 extreme ly pojmlar during415 words
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Article165 1924-01-30 5 Yesi marked the open'ng of the asum festival av.<i the Hindu ecmmonxty of Singapore celebrated the occasion m th< u.-'ja! manner. Throaghont Ihe day, processkns of worz-hippen were tt> be seer. mak ng their way to and from the different I Crowds dressed m their festive <;.•!• r.i,< thronged165 words
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Article36 1924-01-30 5 William, Prncc of Orange, was shot ta the Netfaerlandfti Greece b 'the juice out of fat." A cow is hrjrhsr at the back than at the front to keep the milk out of the mud.36 words
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Article148 1924-01-30 5 The following were the results of the match Sepoy I.n s Golf Club vs L.L.T.C.— Miss Stephenson and Mr L nton beat Mrs. Dorr ngton Ward and Mr. Sells, 11— j. 4__o 6_o. Mr. and Mrs. Sedwick beat Mrs. Schafer and Mr Hindhede, 7 r>, C 3. Mis-148 words
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Article542 1924-01-30 5 The :ack of any actual statistics as to Ibe Revenue and Trade of the Onimry handicfap* as (Sarawak Gazette) m attempting to uive a review of the pa>t year at this 1 me. Complete returns will .ituraily n<>t be r. ady far some tinn* to ccme, but542 words
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Article67 1924-01-30 5 Lond-wi, Jan. 13Captain Bennett, the aasatinr* steeplechase jockey, who wen the Grand National last year, and who was injured by a fall from Ardv-'n at Dunst.a!l Park on DLcemb'.'r 27 diid this mcrr. ng- m a nursing home. Ho underwent an operation ye-t. relay «n«I at tirst67 words
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Article255 1924-01-30 5 1 am always ul td wn.. profound wond r (writes "A G L-' r when our American cou >ins really let themselves go about baseball. Anu they co It themselves go when the Worlds Sries comes ar:> nd. This car he competing fHa ists weie two New Yoik sides, th255 words
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822 1924-01-30 6 IHl RSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1924. WEALTHY MALAY'S ESTATE. TEN COUNSEL IN THE LITIGATION. The Supreme Court presorted the appearance of a cakndar fix ng day yesterday during the hcarinp: of the litigation ans.ng 1 out of tho estate of the late Daing Passaiiuri Umbok Dally bn Hadji Alt m which822 words
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Article1024 1924-01-30 6 ON A TEA PLANTATION. Could one spend all the time travelling I by tiain, or bsing carried up hills, a hoiiflay m Java would be within the frequent reach of many of us. Unfortunately a good deal of travelling: must be made by motor-car and this m1,024 words
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Article607 1924-01-30 6 I From the Japanese Consulate we have received tkf fallowing: Tokio, Jan. 22. The Minister ;>f Foreign Affairs .n Tokio go\e the .allowing address m the Imperial i^ct on the 22nd January: 'Japan's general policy m lnternatonal a.iaus s the promotion of peace and tflM (ie\eopmcnt of607 words
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Article111 1924-01-30 6 Tokio, ja n 22. The House of Feen and the Diet w present congratulatory addtaMMi on the occasion of tlrs Imperial wedd ng. The Hon -e of Peers will not sit on that day. Ueno Park and Shiba Detached Palace will be granted to the Municipality of Toko111 words
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SPORTING NEWS.
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Article103 1924-01-30 6 January .14 The Amrirthi Football Cup <ira« (second round) is as follows. Barns ley or Brighton v. Everton. MaiK-hcst* r Cit\ v. Northamptoi Halifax. Ciy.«-tal Palan- v. Noil- County. -t Ham (Jaittd v. I_<» d« Unitt Derby County Newcastle Unitei iwindon Town v. Oldham Athletic. Southampton103 words
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Article31 1924-01-30 6 NVw York Jan. U. India for the Davi- < j l*ari«, Jan. HL Ir a t\v«_r.t;, roan f< r the Frcftrt Bantemwc :^i«i i hampionship, Vulan^er pointed the holder Ledorx.31 words
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Article83 1924-01-30 6 ('.ii.ro -Ii: the I >f thi Beau^rvr tennis touiiutm. r.'.s, Mis.- 1 Rettan lv Miss Cadie, 8-1, M, m the ladies' sit. nd llaycK and J. M. Hillyaivi K«f A. B. BeUiauui nti R. K. Watson, T-.*» j 7-. M, 0-7, m ih: nit..'> doubl s.83 words
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Article302 1924-01-30 6 F. A. CLP. Corinthians Heat Blackburn Rover* -M<>i\: than sevjn hundred thousand jh erftneeeei the BMtchee m the first round proper of the F. A. Cvp, erhch was p ayi«<f j(n January 12. the rt.upts »eteltfoc BCMQQ. II revrd brasN I viva! ef Buuqr Cap feada while providing302 words
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Article101 1924-01-30 6 to int- boxing- compet tions <rot UT> Pcnfc Boxinc- Association at. Kua> Uunpw on Saturday Yeoh Chai Lai MM f^i lierht-weight champion of Ma!a> ««Uy Chan Pm«- San Taken all roumj rho tournament, warca; success from the sporting vicw-po n Th, Hon. Mi. Ralph Scott the Brif KtMdent, was101 words
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Article582 1924-01-30 7 The three Da Uh seamer. of the motorp Malay;., who vero chanr^i m HonpIsoßg with unlawful aasavsaioii of twelve r>. 1 ;v» beer. sentenced to twelve months imr me-nt each. Xlh af Jan. 11th marked the ,^ve-iakinr »l Mr. J. B. Mauchan from Mtal North Borneo,582 words
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Article391 1924-01-30 7 ARAB LAND-OWNEK SUED. Claim Against Syed Alsagoff. Sjrcd Omar AUajroff, the wealthy Arab land-owner, was defendant m an action commenced before Mr. Justice Acton m the Supreme Court \esterday morning:, m which an Indian contractor named N. V. Vandayar claims $5,i*34, beinp balance due fat work and labour391 words
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Article370 1924-01-30 7 jbe rtor> how he wwi assaulted, >\n h poshed by two nu-ra-i of K• HawaHans, while tl i t his hitiea at th< junction of V rh Street ar.d St. Andrew's road, was rccoonteJ by an Indian police constable n the Third Hagistimte, Mr. Gooriay, vc370 words
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Article56 1924-01-30 7 The Hon. Mr. H. W. Thon;s-on. BritUh B Ident '»f Pahar.T, end Mrs. Thomson an- tanricg far Hon^e on or about the 27ti: f M < \t month by Ike P. and O. Nalicta and it :s liuaouwd m Parana that Mr. A. E. Worth ingtor from Kt*!antan i» C'^56 words
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Article726 1924-01-30 7 Leasing Rest House to A. P. C. The hearing of the Action commenced before the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, m the Supreme Court on Wednesday, m which a dubash named N. Hameed sue? a wealthy Malay widow, Fatimah binte Abdullah, claiming $10,000 commission for his services m726 words
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Article130 1924-01-30 7 m Mr. A. B. Wells, As>:Lstari Conservator of Forests, I\raU. b retiring f> r. pennon it an early date. Mr. K. B, Laneworthy. Assistant Commissioner of Police, m charpe of the coast Sttsagora will bt sailing 1 for Home the 25th ir.-tar.t Mr. Langvorthy is 3, ver>- popular officer and130 words
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Article505 1924-01-30 7 HOW THE CORPS STANDS. The tbtkmiug interesting tletaiiLs of *he years work m the Corps are forwarded horn Headquarters. The actual strength S.S.V.F. on 31-12-2.; was 2304; the enrolments during year lotiTUd 56«T and the discharges 396. Of the European Volunteers, exclusive of Auxiliary Service, 65 per505 words
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Article222 1924-01-30 7 The hearing cf the- svquei to an accident which occurred within the Harboar Boari limits m December la^t, when a motcr lorry driver, along: the n ad leading to the docks from No. 3 apparently set out of control and dashed into a rikisha. smashing the222 words
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Article76 1924-01-30 7 m Arrested with an unlicensed revolver hie possession, at the junction of Shjladarsah lane and North Bridge roar Tuesday, a Chinese later escaped from the Pa! ice Station whore he was detained. Whf.o attempting' to arrest a Chir.t ie who had stolen some clothing from a hou>e m Loren£ 15,76 words
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Article491 1924-01-30 8 FRASERS WEEKLY REPORT. Singapore, Jan. 23. With Tin maintaining its steady ad vane* m price increased activity has to be noted m the local share market and a big volume of business has pasted m all the more popular counters. Rubber shares continue to be neglected but491 words
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Article102 1924-01-30 8 Thr Chetiy Community certainly provided a very atti active ir;U itammcJtt for *1\ ciasses of the Singapore population last niirht m the fine display of fireworlu on the Esplanade. All parti oi' the district were crowded with sight-seen on foot and m various vehicles, and the ionjr draw*102 words
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Article189 1924-01-30 8 Mr. 6. 0. Ham, who was recently hurt In a noior car accident is going on leave shortly on medical advice. (Ex.) Mr. C. B. Whitened, C.P.0.. Province 9/ellealey, and Mi*> Whitehead, who had been on holiday k> Honukon^, returned to Penang by the P. and O. Khiva. Mrs. Stephen189 words
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Article165 1924-01-30 8 YESTERDAY'S AUCTION. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association. held its 639 th. auction, yesterday when there was Catalogued 1/474,790 lbs.; 658.38 tone. Offered 1,068,258 *bs.; 47G.90 tons. Sold 8.57.448 ibs.; 373.86 tons. PRICES REALISED. Spot. London 3dNew York 25% Cto. Kibbed Smoked Sheet Cents Per Ib.165 words
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Article409 1924-01-30 8 S. C. CVI il Points \gaii\M lV.rii.-lo SvV.r;.: fonncr Singapore First Fifteen ayen were included m the .S. C. ude which turned out <>n the Pa (J anr yesterday againpt a Fifteen from H. M. S. Carlisle', aiM the visitors were boaton by 31 points to nil. In the409 words
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Article75 1924-01-30 8 (Bj Courtesy of the Nanyo NichiNi«'hi Shinibunaha.) Tokio, Jan. 23. A bi«- fire occurred at Meiji-Za, me of the most famous theatre halis m Kyoto, which is situated m the busiest quarter named "Shin Kyogoku'' with many picture shows-. Over forty houses are reported to have been destroyed.75 words
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Article67 1924-01-30 8 Sentence of 12 months rigorous impriaonment has been papsexl by Mr. David District Judge on the Chinese who was charged with exorting money from .1 ricksha puller and a clerk. Tho case against Mr. T. 1.. Chater was mentioned m the Third Court yesterday iroining- when it was stated that67 words
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Article1419 1924-01-30 8 Singapore"? two victories over Selangor, first m the trophy match and again m the friendly which somewhat questionably toon the place of tho Malaya Cup final at Kual Lumpur on Saturday, although secured by small margins, undoubtedly give to the Colony an indisputable claim to the premVr honours1,419 words
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Article194 1924-01-30 8 VisJt by th c Sultan of Selangor. H.H. the Sultan of Selangor, accoinj^n. Ed by Tengku Alam Shah (Tr-ijiku Pangl; ma Raja, ADC), Mr. A. S. Haync* (Sec retary for Agriculture). Mr. B. Buntinp (Agriculturist m Charge, of Government Plantations), and other officers of the I> partnvent194 words
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Article99 1924-01-30 8 Chc^r^ed m connection with s»ffi.ir which took plan I Prison some time ajjo. Chinese con h flooded guilty before Mi. Dftvtt m the Di> trk't Court yesterday and \>a.^ v.: cJ t» t%vo years rigorous imprisonment. cused, it u-^s stated by Inspector St who mentioned the case attacked tkt i99 words
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590 1924-01-30 9 SATURDAY, JANUARY 26. 1924. EUG ENE FERNANDO'S AFFAIRS. In thr afterm .sitting of the Bankruptcy t'ourt tfct* i uM -examination cf Eugene l-Vmando i pened. In reply to Mr. 5 agher, I tant Official Assignee, i- laid :hat he was at present t m ployed at the Ade-lphi Hotel. He590 words
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Article85 1924-01-30 9 f'xv.ve to the high service reposed to establish on Fort nferrcd to m Municipal yesterday ar.u the hancinir ■ceaaajy land for the purposv i ntnasßag thai the Municipality -J' h accommo<iation for the mill 'horitie> as is found reasonable, th-at thi- reservoir will cost rwc rai.'.ior^s and85 words
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Article44 1924-01-30 9 avoigv price stated u> be ItM ulfj-ence per unit. Ihe Poplar C r. rttc report hav'ng 6old. •orvher (luarter, 5,870 95.*> ICICftM over the correspondir.^ rof ,ar of MtgM3 umfc*. The •wed an increase during the O< £"i,39."». and workin? tXn JBtffil of £3.958.44 words
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Article1487 1924-01-30 9 Quicquid count homxv -\< megtri Ml farrago tftlM Juvenal. I Tiu dm »a*a -i the Labour Premier I t! t Madra? Hindu p^per, *that no |»itl m Britain w.U be ptitaeiieed >•> threats j vi br nifinv thy (Jovernment to a rindstill w.ll act as a1,487 words
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Article104 1924-01-30 9 I By Courtesy of th* Nasyo NichiNichi Shimbunnha). Tokio, Jan. 24. I "Shi; sei ("tub" irhich separated from the Seiyu Party, has acquired 141 rcbers, tliu-/ gaining the largest political j rty m existence. Tin* inauguration ceremony going tv> be ht-lu on January The Managers who tendered resignation104 words
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Article79 1924-01-30 9 Edward Kilney and James Rodri>rac?, the two members of Kaai's Hawaiian* who were arrested and charged with assaulting an Indian Police Constable, were each fined £50 by Mr. Gourlay m the Third Police Court yesterday. His Worship remarked that it wa iOf reliable that the affair had arisen from an79 words
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Article643 1924-01-30 9 RANGOON ROAD FIRE. To the Editor. S;r, It certainly should be a matter of much *rratifi Nation to the Committee of the Racoon Road Fire Relief Fund that their call for help has met with such a rauty impoiisn from the public that the sum ha-643 words
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Article206 1924-01-30 9 Leave of aix-uiee hM L:-' n granted i< Dr A G H Smart for twleve months. Mr. S. Codringtcn has been appointee a commissioner of the Mohamedhan and Hindu Endowments Board fcr Ponarsr. The Unotncial members cf the Hospitals Board for 1924 are Mr. H. B. Baker, Mi C. V.206 words
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Article2552 1924-01-30 10 SIPPOKT HOME IXOrSTRIKS. Hep for Fire Sufferers. A meeting of the Municipal CommissionMl was held yesterday. The President. Mr. R. J. Fairer, was m the chair and there wore also present Messrs W. Dunman. O. P. Griffith Jone*>, A. E. Baddeiey, H. B. Ward. J. A. Elias. I).2,552 words
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Article620 1924-01-30 10 POSITION OF A DISCHARGE!. BANKRUPT. A ruling as t»» tt v poftJtfcm of a bankrupt, after his dfceharp^ from bankruptcy waj, Fought from Mr. Ju.-ii<. Actor ir th.-Sing-aporo Barkruptcy Court >\*st< roa>, when an application wa« mad<« by the* Act inp Assistant Official Assignee, Mr. G. B Kcllagher,620 words
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Article102 1924-01-30 10 SJt.CV O<Jd (roil Against MuniciDaln> The Municipality turned out w th .m vera well-known piafc^ers m their *\4o against the S.R.C. on the Padan^ yesterday, bu: after ha\ing every bit as much of tn.jramc as the Ciub i-ide, they were eventu all&- beaten by the odd goal m five.102 words
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Article33 1924-01-30 10 Mr. H. H. Loh, who >. i Patron of the TiMf H- ?o:i Kok" a t> volent Association, iai offered li nt» huarso of the: lut >n tyr« ;n h< -ro-jr ll h election.33 words
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Article1367 1924-01-30 11 Mr. J. P. Saunders presided over the annual general meet.ng of the Singapore ling C!ub h«ld m the Exchange Rooms yesterday afternoon. Chairman raid that for the year Uv the Accounts, after writ ng 1 |af depreciation the sum of $8,433.07, arvl paving to retserve for leave1,367 words
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Article171 1924-01-30 11 Ifi Alec TweecHe, a famous Brtish wosnrn |onrnalTat a:-d artist, Vce-Pre^'dent o* the Sol* e'y of Vv r omen JoantaltttS, Lonc'on, is to ng round the world on beard th Francon:a. With the approval of His Majesty's Hoyo -tv" ent. Hil E v ce*lency the Governor I be ,n p!eaFcd171 words
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Article1417 1924-01-30 11 CEN TRA L CX»! MIT l EE'S REPORT. The Central Committee appointed last year to consider the assessment of standard mbber estate production after Oc f tober 31st., 1923, issued the following memorandum which was forwarded to the Imperial Government. The latter has now Agreed to action on1,417 words
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Article153 1924-01-30 11 The Cunard liner Laconia, !efl for her I world crvise, from New York on January 15. This will be her second voyage round tin world. Ou the last occasion she created a record, being tn<J first liner tj ciri cwnnavigate the .trlobe by means of j153 words
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Article67 1924-01-30 11 Th 2 \>Uowing unong other •ip'> ntnents to the Coloii'al service have been by j the Secretar of State I r the Colon'es*— i Straits Settlements —Mr. R. Walker to Art Master; Mis- J. If nraham, to Bam. j p€en Teacher Pr'jra^v Cl» me* M-hya.— Lieut J C.67 words
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Article41 1924-01-30 11 It is rurrourcd that ?J~ p^ v 0? Sc retary for Igricntare, 9 S and F M S i will act as Resident o p Paha^g w\n» A ho Ron. Mr. H. W. Thompson g si on 'cave 1 (M. M.)41 words
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Article748 1924-01-30 12 Qafett information has been received that Insj;.?cter Hanitm. who some time ago went II Win i on furlough, died on December 28 says a Penang paper. Mr. V. G. Ez-echkl, of the Malayan Civil Service, who is- clue hack from Home leave by the Naldera, will748 words
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Article1048 1924-01-30 12 THE FRANCOMA IN PORT. The procession of tourists from the j United States on an organised itinerary of the world has commenced again, and Singapore cam-e within the range of their attention on Saturday, when the elegant Cunard liner came into port bringing over four hundred passengers,1,048 words
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Article324 1924-01-30 12 To the Editor, Sir, Ycur yesterday's leader commenting on the Japanese Foreign Minister's speech m the J^t has supplied quite a BOCCd and sympathetic reading as a whole, though m certain respects you seem to us t; have committed a mistake or wrong interpretation. As is expressly declared324 words
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Article385 1924-01-30 12 Story of a Rubber Permit. A correspondent of the Malay Mail writes: A shcrt time ajro a certain amount of satisfaction was expivs-ed. locally, at the news that about a thousand tons of rubber had been destroyed by fire m a London ware-hou.-e. What saiisf385 words
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Article570 1924-01-30 12 PLEASANT SAILINC-. The handicap race lav the trophy ate ci by Mr. C I. V%Mse» 1 started at t< > jullllda, morning brought out twelve boats ,n splendid sailing wtather, and tli course was rather a weKome chanpe f the u.-ral C !ub round. The Puteh and G< I570 words
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Article79 1924-01-30 12 HOC KEY AT PENANG. (From Our Own Correspondent Penantr. Jan. -i Dmpifto Ike Inct th^t Pecnk ieMed il <- better side, they had to adtnowtedce d> at the hands of Prnarir by two iror I i cnc. They pk r «d the Utter r^nre d by one goal during: the79 words
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Article193 1924-01-30 12 Calcutta, Jan. 2. I V of t>ie Jrui an Poo I ship m placed to-day between th Vfcttof v iff <(\vt:.in Combe, Nftwa mid Hair.i-'ulia. Major Atkins, n and Ctptftfo Urarcaee,) ;ird tat Foona Horse (t Hal Captain Be MS, p ain Ma kicthi and Colonel193 words
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Article47 1924-01-30 12 Dvriag the hrarnjr of a<v t b-fo •> Mr. Jr«Uce BcCtf* Rta.., m tfct hpnv >urt. Bi r< b: n, on Tuesday, p Kr*la I My, MMd X VPL. Voerap-i CMI Bit committm* petjoty m the v.itnc --b..v tM f, n »Mj IM, the altcmativo oil <!ays' r.i.47 words
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Article827 1924-01-30 13 Say now, IV* not seen you m ape*. Where Ve you been? Oh, you went across It Jc-hoTL». I don't set a great deal by OMK Oriental cities. They're quaint enough, r bui din^s wal, I guess our Woolworth fcmlfrHwg has them beat every time. Do 1 like "Singapoie?827 words
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Article672 1924-01-30 13 Adviaory B e n. E. V. Lucas. (Mothuen). This \h an enxertaining s.ory by an author whese charm is universally appreciated, r.nii thougn his charm of style ou;--weigha the strength of plot Miss Ben is a character with considerable anpeal to a modernise. Humour mingles h«?re with a672 words
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Article24 1924-01-30 13 Vr H E. Bunr. ha*? annvrd Jr i T^o'" r *-o— Km\ VBWfnr a*;d ha? r\rtVl r^rf pi i'«"vfret o* the An^lo-Chinee School there.24 words
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Article947 1924-01-30 13 SINfJAk'ORE BEATEN BY SELAMtOiS. F.TKt Reverse m four Months. The history of many previous S ngaporeSei«Jigor Jio.key meetings repeateu itself on the Pauang on Saturday afternoon when Singapore whose chances of suec^fp aga.nst tr.e Federal capital sid? have e\er b»>en brighter than they were thir. year, were beaten by947 words
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INTERNATIONAL RUGBY.
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Article304 1924-01-30 13 Xt liter's Service.] Dublin, Jar., 2fi. At R«- r, Ireland boat France by >• poi:;is t<» nil* Eighteen thousand I ttmiltirt the match. Vht» Frenchmen kicked off against a strong wind and for a time their forwards operated vigorously m the Irish half. Soon, however, Ireland assorted304 words
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Article93 1924-01-30 13 The following members were elected t<» i>rxn the Committee of Management of the C for the jrcaT 1924:— M( ars. J. D. Saraders, A. W. Vii-k, E£. \si.r.asseh, H. J. Fongero. L. J. Gilberteon, V C. Hynes, and R. PajreThe follow ng are the Election Committee together93 words
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Article206 1924-01-30 13 Figures are always fascinating to NBC people ami tables of the arrival? and departurea by sea, m the Straits Settlements, from and to foreign ports, do not lack interest. The tables are compiled by the Statistical Office from returns supplied by the Marine Department, tad are for206 words
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Article156 1924-01-30 13 Th? Aneta Telegraph Agency wires from Weltevreden, that Sir Ro'irck Jone>\ Chairman of Renter's Telegram Co, has made a ?ix daya liUto-trip through Java. acoraparrcd by a iJ're f or of the all ed Xews-apen y Aneta. Sir Roderick was received m special aud en c by156 words
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619 1924-01-30 14 TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1924. YOUNG WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION. A YEAR OF BIG EFFORTS. The annual meeting of the Y. W. C. A. was hold at the Hostel, Fort Canning Road yesterday afternoon, Mrs. ,1. M. Sime presiding ovtr a large ;:tt enhance of members and friends interested m the Association. Followi:i£619 words
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Article212 1924-01-30 14 A pleasant tea-party function arranged by the Anjumar-i-Islam m honour of Mr. H. G. Sarwar, the patron of the Anjuman, who is rihcitly go'nsr to Europe on leave, "took place at No 40 Niven Road, the residence of Mr. R Mahmood Sahib on Saturday last at 4MO p.m Amongst212 words
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Article75 1924-01-30 14 The v,-edd nq: took place on Dec 19, at St. Ma thew's Church, St. Leonards-on-Sta by the Rev. Charh? Alkwith, HJL, Rector, assisted by the Rev. G. Eden-K ng, M.A R'-ctor o' St. John's, Upper St. Leonards, of H rlert J. G'bb^ M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., of the Straits Settl<?m«nts Medical Service,75 words
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Article90 1924-01-30 14 STRANGE AFFAIR AT TEMERLOH. Four Persons Statobed. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 22. A tragic affair has taken place at Mengkarak village, near Temerioh, owing to a performance by two Ban-jarese conjurors o a crowd, mostly of Chinese. One of ■Jht> audience accused a conjuror of90 words
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Article42 1924-01-30 14 (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 25. Boardman arrived m Kuala Lumpur this iiWrn ng by mail-train m charge of Mr. Hussey who went to Australia to secure his extradition. He was product*! at the police court to-day.42 words
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Article99 1924-01-30 14 PEN AN G NEWS. (From Our Own Correspandvnt). Penang, Jan. 25. At the meeting of Perak R-ver V-aLey R. Co, Mr. D. A. M. Brown presiding said tliat the Company's prospects were excellent The ail-in co-ts on the crop of 196,088 H> was 27.409 cents. The report and- accounts were99 words
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Article66 1924-01-30 14 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 28. Bills for introduct on at the next meeting of tne Federal Council include a Criminal Law Amendment, aiming at suppressing extortion and arms offences, identical w.th the Straits Ordinance; also a bUI dealing with Life Assurance, preventing66 words
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Article205 1924-01-30 14 A Chinese man and woman were stabbed to death m house 11 Blanco Court, a shoemaker's shop Sunday morning. The affair was mentioned bet ore Mr. Venables, Second Magistrate, yesterday morning, when Inspector Lamb produced the alleged murdertr and askid lor a postponment. The facts of205 words
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Article205 1924-01-30 14 CMcf Justice Disbelieves Both Sides. The hearing of the action brought by a dubesh, N. Hame.d, against a Mala willow, Fatima binte Abdullah the former owner cf the Keppel Harbour Hotel, m which he claimed £10,000 commission for negotiating the lease of the premises to the A.-intic205 words
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Article35 1924-01-30 14 Mr. D. L. Adamson, who has been m ehftife of the Prrang cffice of Mesrsrs. Adamson, GilftUan md Co. for soir.e t'me past, will be proceedtef to Kuala Lumpur shortly to open a branch there.35 words
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Article7745 1924-01-30 14 [Reuters Service.] London, Jan. 21. In the House of Commons cries of 'vspeech" at question-time when ardent niembfciß pressed their supplementary questions, marked the impatience of members to reach the final stages m the decisive debate which was resumed by Sir J. S'.mon, who described the proceedings as not7,745 words
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Article99 1924-01-30 16 A ca<*» of theft of Wbtr u« proprietors of the Sim Sconp Mills are the complainants. an< Chinese taikong of a ;w; kow i\u- i was mentioned btfv>n- ihr Ti.ird CMrl tcrday moniingr. Court lnsjKct^r lien said that the Court would pnbftU) I I no authority to tr>- the a99 words