The Straits Echo (Mail Edition), 1 April 1924
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Title Section20 1924-04-01 1 THE STRAITS ECHO MAIL EDITION. |lB PER ANNUM. SINGLE COPY 40 CENTS VOL 22 PENANG: APRIL 1, 1924. NO. 1420 words
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Advertisement265 1924-04-01 1 CONTENTS LEADERS: MISCELLANEOUS: (Continued) The Public Health 297 H. H. The Sultan of Perak ...315 The New c s 303 X ra t 8 J rOd Ce 32 rt U J*L r r. 307 F.M.S. War Memorial 320 Drink and the Coolie i 307 8.8. Police Band 320 A Plea265 words
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Advertisement219 1924-04-01 2 ja/*7 J z r -TW Z T'L/ V 7q V/*2 > VJ Z£| Ch "v THE 5? i STRAITS ECHO I MAIL EDITION. 8 Published the day prior to the departure of each mail for Europe, jjy and contains the latest local and States news originally published in the VS219 words
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Article1012 1924-04-01 297 fl Znn ah' matters upper*a"lpc health of British r ,t the present moment is to 'LI theftion of venereal disP must frankly confess that deeplv disappointed at the atto Luleu UP bv the »P e ke L r 9 at e etin convened by thehtrmts British Association1,012 words
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Article440 1924-04-01 297 Mr. T. R. A. Windeatt, of Messrs Osborne and Chappel, ipoh, will be go ing Home in June. Mr. E. C. D'Orville, Assistant Audi tor, h it i'or the Bindings yesterday b\ the s.s. Kedah on inspection dulyMr. and Mrs. G. P< Owen, who have been on440 words
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Advertisement10 1924-04-01 297 f iblisheL DAlLY Criterion^ 88 Limited* B i4cb stre(t Penang10 words
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Article716 1924-04-01 298 Tanjong Pagar and Its Managers The death at Home of Mr. J»m s Bellar, at one time General Manager of the Tanjong Pagar Dock Company, recalli the famous expropriation, and the arbitration proceedings. There was a remarkable array of talent when the Court started its work in the716 words
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Article140 1924-04-01 298 London, March 24 A Siam loan is expected early this week, probably £3,000,000 at six per cent, to be issued at 95L The following is from the Siam Observer of March 18: An advertisement of a Royal Decree appears n this issue relative to the flotation of140 words
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Article368 1924-04-01 298 Farmer Manager of Tanjong Pagar A cable was received in Penang yesterday, intimating the sudden death on March 13, at his residence, Bueksbum House, Newhills, Aberdeenshire, of Mr. James Sellar, who will be well remembered in Malaya as Manager of the Tanjong Pagar Docks, just before368 words
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Article85 1924-04-01 298 HEAvHlumj. DROP OF £2O [Reuter’, Tin this morning The, e wag heavy A meric su U (The best local opinion'«. 1 of the heavy elamp is tbit tb? be,n manipulated. It i, e,id, speculative selling hg. been is always to bs expected sit.' 0 tional nee in85 words
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Article33 1924-04-01 298 Mis. Adams gratefully. cksovlsU... following contributions to the CIX. Aid Society Previously acknowledged Mrs J. B. Baker The Hon. Mr. J. Mitchell Kj Mr. Codrington m Total 1 325 J33 words
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Article303 1924-04-01 298 Kuala Lumpur Arringeminti (From Our Own Correipoidtil, Kuala Lumpur, Marchi The Tagore Reception Committee a appointed Mr. Cumarasami to proceed: Penang to meet the poet. It is uocenu whether he will fulfil his promise- to v;c Kuala Lumpur now or on his return fra China. It has303 words
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Article435 1924-04-01 299 uapf. questions IN THE MORE J fi TeUjrom»] London, March 24 nwtions about the Singapore y lß .rMiq«’‘ 18Telled at Ministers in u- continue w uu <b» B n '“’L C M“ o George Lwbert (LibeMr. C. G. Ammon, »1 M Secretary to the Admiralty, Mio details of435 words
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Article2149 1924-04-01 299 iivin m i ST. SIXTH DAY S HEARING Plaintiff in the Box From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, March 21. The hearing of the action Peck v. Bussell was resumed this morning before Mr. Justice Whitley. Mr. Braddell brought up the question of the new pleading runningiivin m i ST. - 2,149 words
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Article945 1924-04-01 300 NASTY METHOD OF CHEATING in the Second Police Court p«. r to-day, before Air. H. Inspector C. Harwood of the Pitt StW Station charged a Tamil, who has ador ed the Moslem faith, AlohameJ with cheating in respect <jf 50 CeD J the property of Vellasainy Chettv a945 words
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Article273 1924-04-01 301 ARRIVAL IN SINGAPORE The Japanese Military Mission, which consists of several distinguished Japanese officers and which is on its way to Europe and America on the Japanese steamer, Hakusan Maru, spent Sunday and yesterday in Singapore while their vessel was in port, says the Free Press of273 words
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Article206 1924-04-01 301 Allegations of Enticing Away as aireauy reported, a case wurcli was pax i Heard on inc nu instant, in which r. v -mswell was charged wrtn enticing away a married woman was concluded before Air. Gourlay in Singapore, on tHe 21st instant. Mr. Aitken appeared lor tire prosecu206 words
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Article533 1924-04-01 301 INCHE EUNOS HONOURED A reception was held on Saturday la*i J fho Club House of this Association on the occasion of the appointment of the Hon. Inche I'jinos bin Abdullah to the Muslim stat m the Legislature of the Colony. In the course of the afternoon Imam533 words
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Article1051 1924-04-01 302 (To the Editob of the Malav Mah Sir, Man) of u would be interest-id to learn flu details of the j>r>- nt, cost of living for Europeans in the Malay Stat» especially for the guidanc- of young men who, being offered employ rnent, refe r to1,051 words
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Article510 1924-04-01 302 FURTHER PtAiX HFF-s CaBis [Awm Our 0u When the hwing P of' Bussell ease was resumed til. Mr. Braddell read and du/ U letters which prevented iff h' the Singapore solie.tor, fr Gm to give evidence. Mr. bicku^* 1 plained to Mr. Braddell that 1«. to ed510 words
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Article763 1924-04-01 303 t «irtj-two naturally re 1 rtter Xt'hree as a mere boy Laurence GuiUemard Lco b fl V nt in his own nund Hose possesses all the and dnvmg force reemake a success of the Co- W ahin which is, unless ,ui a perfect genius Sir Frederick James,763 words
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Article291 1924-04-01 303 Another Trade Mark Case Before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the second Magistrate, to-day, Lim Tek Quee of Chop Jit Seng and Co., of No. 114, Prangin Road, appeared on a charge under the Merchandise Marks Ordinance. The charge was at the instance of Messrs. McAlister and Co., the291 words
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Article455 1924-04-01 303 Mr. 11.. B. Ward is leaving for Home on Lie P. a o. Naldera, says the Sin g;.po e morning paper. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sleedman, of lui;in, i pper Perak, are paying a i vi-i to Penang. Mr. James Brown, formerly Government Printer, Kuala Lumpur is seriously ill455 words
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Article1402 1924-04-01 304 The Indian J.P. Only sum ve y di-izrunt -J ft'd up gracious perB r n> can have car*- r > -e dissentient vaice when the pr p me before the enang Hindu Sib at-iftuii .y to thank the Govern ir and the Ke-iden' C ;unoillor for the appointment1,402 words
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Article307 1924-04-01 304 Col. James Chbistie Arristw bront Our Own O>rresp(mderi. it S iD g a pore,MttchS Co one I James Christie, on aninlf-i Ceylon, was arrested on a ebun ofcheating a European miner at Gap» in respect of $BOO. Bail of $lOOO was allowed. :o: Mr. G. Boutcher will be307 words
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Article713 1924-04-01 305 idTERS for oFF,CERS OSIROL of th. to ordinary g e was held Ami Comml Mr S. CodrinSi, f rl“ nt presided. £> Pr W >d«»‘- war P Mr F. H. < b l Mr o'». Sroel °C G Mr" «"■"u M Kboo Si»» Ewe, the Hon. Mr CM'713 words
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303 1924-04-01 305 (Netherlands Trading Society) 1824—1924. A suggestion from King William I of the Netherlands was, in the main, responsible for the formation of the Netherlands Trading Society on March 29, 1824. His Majesty was keenly anxious to foster as caiefully as possible the trade between Hoiland and her303 words
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Article1109 1924-04-01 305 DEBATE IN THE COMMONS OPPOSITION’S KMPHATIC! PROTEST [Reuter’f Telegrams] London, March 25 la t m House of Commons, th i debate on the S. i?:-po r e Naval bi.se was npon-d hy Si»’ Ro' eit Horne (C mservat ve, Hiilhf ad) moving a reduction of £IHO in the1,109 words
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589 1924-04-01 306 AcCUbtD ARKKoTED IN INDIA Mr. Gerard A. Smith, District Judge, Penang, recorded evidence today in connection with a charge of falsification of accounts which Mr. M. oomaraaamy, merchant of Kuala Lumpur and Penang, i B piefernng a gainst his foinier clerk in Penang. Mr. T. Isaac589 words
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Article454 1924-04-01 306 A ANDEKEKS Fm gT j. Before a large crowd VWM ,i Esplanade the W and er J'A Nomads in the second roun?7 Penang Football League ,r. I their first reverse, being two goals to nil. l n the C**' counter the Wanderers ha,l ,L and after their454 words
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Article665 1924-04-01 307 all ennnot fuil to h T’ e b' the poor physique of a k Jk rtinn of the Tamil popu»Ubes of coolies ar- India thev nearly always in- in d women who, though of life so far as jjLe Ain and bones, dejected ,;«arr in their665 words
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Article420 1924-04-01 307 Among matters with which the Penang Municipality is now dealing is the status of hawkers and the introduction of new by-laws for control. The Commissioners’ discussion on the subject on Tuesday was quite inaudible, so we have therefore no idea what their policy or proposals420 words
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Article331 1924-04-01 307 Theft From Chinese Lady Court Inspector Lucy to-day prosecuted in the Court of the First Magistrate, a youthful Chinese by the name of Lee Ah Mun. with the theft of a gold necklet and pendant from the person of a Chinese lady at Chulia Street, on March 10.331 words
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131 1924-04-01 307 Some time back we reported that a serious outbreak of rinderpesthad occurred in several parts of the Province. We are glad to be able to record now that the central and southern districts have been free from any case for the last two weeks or131 words
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Obituary21 1924-04-01 307 '""oEATH v on Sunday Parit l’ uD )(Te d 35. 1W Eong g secopy. March hO, at 101, Kho m -Ll21 words
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Article1626 1924-04-01 308 Boys will be Boys As our leader-writer remßi ked yest d*y, a veteran of lixty-two naturally r-e;^" a man of fifty as a me h st/iplinj. Au almost exaggerated exaroph* of this p -in of view comes from Baltimore wherr, because his or 65 years of ar*-, kept1,626 words
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Article131 1924-04-01 308 Staa- Key’s Australian Exp®®* A letter received from Sydney f some explanation of the sudden to Singapore of Battling Key, tw lightweight, who vvent to months ago, stayed only a wee* and is due back on D v e y S ho* days’ time. It is said thaStaa- *' - 131 words
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Article948 1924-04-01 309 dE mandS sUPPLY 2«,0n The outlook £-1 of J* -«r Bis hope- ?T^m<h«°° ro point of view of tin Nl <u'* ho” r J d it with »11 the fti*"- bee»»»’ it P™’ es P retty i io r’L Curacy of the views we *l“" ,lj lheWI948 words
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Article232 1924-04-01 309 Thj£ Malaya Chinese Championship The Malaya Chinese Lawn Tennis ('hampionship, organised by the Selangor Chinese Recreation Club, Kuala Lumpur (for a Challenge Cup presented by Mr. Alan Loke) held its first meeting during the last Christmas holidays. The inclemency of the weather and the refusal on the part232 words
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Article466 1924-04-01 309 Mr. J. A. Archibald of W hiteaway Laiuiaw A Co., Kuala Lumpur, has left for Home. Shaik Yahaya Afifi, of Messrs. Alkaff and Co., Singapore, is sailing for Mecca on March 27, and expects to be away fi r about four months. Inspector H. Meeten takes charge466 words
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Article1136 1924-04-01 310 THE DEFENCE From Our Own f'orretpondcni I Kijala Lumpur, March 26. In th»' Peck v. Russell action, .Mr. ar’.cr '•ontinuf I hi- address t;iL morning H went on to -how what business RussMl and >. were doing for them'«4vo~ \parl from the acquisition of tin propr’ties Mr.1,136 words
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Article519 1924-04-01 310 WHAT IS A SECONDARY ttlr W hut is the ceremony «hu f£ tutes the making of a Chines. wife This is the rather' X?'*' point concerned in the probau present before the Chief i. ***< Walter Shaw, m the at Singapore. His Lordship ls lan bei Im,519 words
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Article653 1924-04-01 311 RUBBER CO-OPERATION |l» l>C lealiug with are roctf P°^ ll even after eare- «r lt g j 6 not possible to .p of events beyond the t tne course of people fU, r a re worth having are op WI L, re ssing them. American ri ,t»uterpr 'lj aI1( l653 words
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Article36 1924-04-01 311 We are officially informed that the Government of the Federated Malay States has up to date and 6,000 tons of its stocks of tin. This represents the total released under the Bandoeng Agreement.36 words
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Article347 1924-04-01 311 A correspondent writes from Teluk Anson: The death occurred last Saturday, at Teluk Anson of Mr. W. E. Smith, J.P., the oldest European resident of Lower Perak, at the remarkably good old age of 7ft. Born in England in the year 1846, he came to347 words
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Article423 1924-04-01 311 Detectixe inspector J. Lyons is at present laid up in the Singapore G n oral Hospital Lady Guillemard leaves (or England on the P. X 0. China on April 28. She expects !o return to Malaya in Outobe--The Resident of Perak has appointed he an Zarazillah bin423 words
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Article1661 1924-04-01 312 THE DEFENCE CONTINUED Mr. CARVER’S EXPLANA'I lONS [From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, March 27 Continuing his addre-n in th-j Prck v. ussell action thia morni.a', Mr. (Awer aid that the deposit of ?6 n ,009 ou the option was Russell’s. I- was neverdebited to Malayan Collie»1,661 words
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Article181 1924-04-01 312 The Hon. Secreta>y, Rubber De»w and Growers’ Association, Klang, infor» us with reference to the petition, February 14, 1924, addressed to the Ch» Secretary to Government, F.M.S., Hf* 0 by LamjHeng and Company and otter* asking for reliefin respect of stocks of unooupened rubber, that Chief Secretary181 words
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Article415 1924-04-01 313 APR Vlt,V 1 Liß London, March -b Premier of QueensB 0; dm^ r of the K j gl J Table, ea 'd t,iat 1 7rt. d m element of work J. t >! n“ cees could be rrie<l h P BOD ld lead to K'eaW --tfb kic ,L415 words
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Article247 1924-04-01 313 LEAVING FOR ENGLAND TO-DAY His Highness the buitaa oi and suite are leaving foe England by the P. and 0. s.s. Naldera, which, at noon to day, was timed ta sail at 7.30 p.m. His Highness left Kuala Kangsar by special train yeste’day morning, a247 words
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Article328 1924-04-01 313 COPRA TRkDE WITH BORNEO. Mr. Low and Through Freight Rates. Ifyom Our Own Correspondents Singapore, March 28 At the annual meeting of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, Mr. D. T. Lewis, of the Borneo Co, Ltd, presiding, said the duty of everyone was to see the restriction law328 words
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Article490 1924-04-01 313 ALLEGATIONS OF CHEATING IN THE F.M.S. I lie following from the Singapore evening paper amplilies our special tele gram oi ednesday Soon after hit ai'iival in Singapore by the Italian steamer Fiume from Colombo yesterday, Colonel James Christie, 0.8. E.. was arrested at the Oriental490 words
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Article1742 1924-04-01 314 A SINGAPORE CASE Import a.si Decision by Chief Justice An important decision relating to Chinese divorces was given in the Supreme Court, yesterday afternoon, says the Singapore Free Press of Thursday, by the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, in the action in which Tan Sie Ini, sue ing1,742 words
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Article1023 1924-04-01 315 at any to P ick U P a h f ,i < m the local press, and the indent who has been pegsuMect in our columns -‘f will learn wlh sat lb Controller of Labour has oft-repeated suggestion *o** entered into identical con--:T,he rations of the Tamil1,023 words
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Article486 1924-04-01 315 TOM. Mr. A. E. Odell, the genial manag ing director of the Europe Hotel, Singapore, was among the passengers homev ard bound by the Naldera. Mr. W. H. Macgregor, of Singapore, ha> booked his passage to Malaya from Marseilles on May 2, by the s.s. Morea, dueTOM. - 486 words
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Article1274 1924-04-01 316 English Wives Mr. E. V. Lucan I. s I ..en visaing Romo and here in b ricoid cf r. conversation at Aragno’w with a y u Italian who had he r n in England and v. iihed le might return. We Rg he s Jd, not like marriage.1,274 words
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Article520 1924-04-01 316 PRODUCTION AND CONSUMHiOi. Presiding at the Serdang Rubber Plantations, Ltd w* Heath Clark estimated the ex’ production of crude rubber in W* 370,000 tons, and the world’s con«n J at 405.0C0, Production in 1924 is 6 at 380,000 to 400,000 tons .nd ti<n at 430.000. D ,s h In520 words
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Article1053 1924-04-01 317 EFl^»’ T,NmD 0“" 8 Knab U®P” r V ,i.; B roinnafin' > 11 ;•*</ s \ilh the assistance >! Th "'J Mr Braddall contiuned, c and himaelf had visited i«* Merer». Russel! and the Malayan C illwn. s d Mt B io gavB l h le, ,bwe1,053 words
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Article1055 1924-04-01 317 LEAN CO.’S WEEKLY REPORT Thursday Evening. Tin, after having sharply recovered £16.0.0 to £279.5.0, has declined £25.5.0 to £254.0.0, thus showing a loss of £9 on balance. The market at present is being manipulated, but w confidently look to a substantial recovery immediately on any genuine consumptive buying1,055 words
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Article929 1924-04-01 318 T.O.M. WANCHEE ARIFFIX CUP Free School Defeat Malay College in Im- presence of an immense gathering am< h included His Highness the Sultan of Perak, the Hon. Mr. A. B. Voules, Resident Councillor, and Mrs. .oules, His Highness Tunku Mahmud ,f Kedah, His Highness the Raja ii IT.O.M. - 929 words
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979 1924-04-01 319 the familiar theme rubber pro- the Mid-East was <hsJ cwperf'e effort in the fulvteXl to the well-being of the From our Ceylon exchanges, z Lt a well-known authority, ;w .t that American buyers have ap i Mr- Hoover, U.S. Secretary &e, with a view to the979 words
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Article431 1924-04-01 319 Mr. W. J. K. Stark on Saturday took up his new duties as police magistrate. Kuala Lumpur. Air. Foo Wha Cheng, the well-known Ipoh towkay, has come to Penang on a short holiday. Mr. G. T\ Dickens is appointed an additional vice-j Consul for the United States431 words
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Article955 1924-04-01 320 Dr. Tagore Dr. Rabindranath Ta/o’*', w <> >r -ei in Penang ye t torday, Bignifi;'*: ri< wi.iin rcess to go to Grint fhit yer", »i the Chinese scholar-» rr sp rrb' -f; rn kin: the arrangements fix d xt .ron’h aM the time for his arrival. Dr. 'ng<we955 words
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Article295 1924-04-01 320 Straits Pr< dace” for April, which will be on sale to-morrow, is up to the standard which we have now come to expect as usual in this amusing publication. There are two excellent full-page cartoons, Showing The Flag and Yo Ho For the Spanish Main Sir Frederick Well295 words
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Article1065 1924-04-01 320 ANNUAL GEN ERAL MEET|j( n. RIGHT OU I t.OOK FOR Tl» (From Our Own The annual general' l I. M. S. Chamber of Mj rQg C Saturday afternoon with Brash, President, in the representative attendance of k members. abo t 8 sam ChairmaD in °P eni1,065 words
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Article880 1924-04-01 321 the unveiling ceremony dedication by the high COMMISSIONER (From a Special Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, March 31 Before a lar e gathering and under id»>al conditions the ceremony of unveiling the F.M.S. War Memorial wss carried out by His Excellency the High Commissioner, Sir L. N. Guillemard, yesterday880 words
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Article285 1924-04-01 321 Recruiting Campaign. A pleasant feature of the Police Sports on Saturday afternoon was the presence of the Straits Settlements Police Band from Singapore, under Inspector W. P. Barsby, Bandmaster. The full band, comprising some 36 men, marched out of the Fort some time after the sports had285 words
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Article1122 1924-04-01 322 INDIAN POET S CALL AT PENANG A W arm Welg“ME Rabindranath Tagore touched at Penang yesterday on his way to Singapore and China, and received a won derful emotional welcome. A tall, com manding figure clad in tin Indian toga or Angki robe and skull cap and with1,122 words
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Article124 1924-04-01 322 REPORTED MOVE BY THE Df 7t NATIVE PRODUCT TO BE TtY. [Reuter’. Tei e9ram4 j 115 Amsterdam Mar i In authoritative rubber ci rc L.. ported intention of the D Q t c h p** Government to tax native-grown exports has been received whk reserve. The motive submitted124 words
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Article374 1924-04-01 322 EUROPEAN LADY CHARGED Voluntarily Causing Hurt*' [From Our Own Corretpondeni] Kuala Lumpur, March 31 In connection with the Labu stabbing affair, Mrs. Wright was brought Lefort the Seremban Magistrate on Saturday ite formally charged with voluntarily caurng hurt to Chinnatamby. She was remanded till Friday on bail374 words
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Article322 1924-04-01 323 C.B.C. V- pBC i„. p j on Victoria Green in a win for the r Nl W minutes before tin..', BC ,U Batting first, the Chinese I® 4 14? TeikEe played a sound Oh En ie Xoreririthi'. while bang a rJt j L. five contributed la and322 words
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Article1478 1924-04-01 323 F.t V X ui ik,> Success Khletic neetin h th ea L weather for an 'lee Well«L B Pnr e P an an(i p ro »v. the pZ° ICe ®P° rts on SaturprOved an un r First and r Om ever v P Olnt oi there 1“ the1,478 words
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Article384 1924-04-01 324 In a recent edition of the Straits Echo we mentioned with regret that no touring companies give us Shakespeare. Strangely enough, there has just arrived in Penang, Leo Wallace-Young, the well-known Shakespearean actor, who, with his wife, Miss Celia Avon, is making a world-tour giving costumed recitals384 words
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Article1062 1924-04-01 324 liie Straits Echo of Monday, March 24, contains a report oi a public meeting of Straits-born Chinese held in Penang last Saturday under the auspices 0! the Straits Chinese British Association to discuss what measures should b( recommended to the Government of the Straits Settlements1,062 words
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Article241 1924-04-01 325 of business ut before to-day (says d>e lP ,jb toJI Mr- Bryaut ou behalf Jlviiday» 1- > g{ the p era k Bar wdd lie eB, C J.\ ct ing Judicial ConnmsA«u b p <,ner > lr JuS jjd th lt Hi s Lordship Mr:241 words
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Article238 1924-04-01 325 At 12 this morning, says yesterday limes of Malaya, a big lire broke out in Gopehg, destroying about fifty attap houses to the east of, and some way from, the town. The Ipoh firemen, who arrived at 1.15 a.m., fought the fire till dawn, at which238 words
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Article1356 1924-04-01 325 ANTHONY CO.’S SHARE LIST Name of Company. Buyers! Sellers Remark r h~H RUBBER—DOLLAR SHARES. Cts. cts. Allenby Rubber Co., Ltd. L r s 1.10 A lor Gajah Rubber Estate, Ltd. 0.93 1.00 Amalgamated Malay Estates, Ltd 1.90 2.00 Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate Ltd 12 00 12.50 i Ayer Knning Rubber1,356 words
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Article57 1924-04-01 325 Tongkah Harbour, from 23<d to 29th Maroh (being one week), 10 tons. Ratrut Basin, for the month of March,’ 345 piuuls, G 44 hours worked, 85.00 J cubia yards treated. Nawbg Put, for the mouth of March, hours run 421, yards treated 26,000, o”e Won piculs 440, approximate57 words
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Advertisement39 1924-04-01 325 I I’T~nagata?| DENTIST. I NEXT DOOR TO J z THE DISPENSARY” Hora iu[Ĕ][N][G]Dnn 1 KONG SENG R T M jg 43, Leith Street, Penang, gj r First Class Tailor. 0 0] @1 S Charges Moderate, in Cutter: AH BOON.39 words
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Advertisement214 1924-04-01 326 I CRITERION PRESS, Ltd., 5», BEACH STREET, PENANG. yC %ir ESTABLISHED 1883. Ytf PRINTERS PUBLISHERS. Proprietors of the STRAITS ECHO and PENANG SIN POE S The most enterprising and up-to-date Printers and LithoXL! graphers in the Orient. bT y» Our plant is of the very latest Pattern and by constantly214 words
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