Malacca Guardian, 24 September 1928

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    17 1 MALACCA GUARDIAN (PUBLISHED WEEKLY). Vol. L MALACCA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1928. SINGLE COPY TEN CENTS. No. 39
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      148 1 5 <- s I I CORPORATION LIMITED. I HEAD OFFICE-SINGAPORE. 1 FIRE. MARINE, MOTOR-CAR. 1 4 Hon'ble Mr. TAN CHENG LOCK, Agents: 6 MLC CHOP TIANG GUAN, j f 71, HEEREN STREET. CHAN KANG SWI, Esq., J.P. f MALACCA MOTOR GARAGE, U at a t ArrA mfmrfrs I 81 JONKER
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      227 1 Iff Telegrams: A.B.C. sth and 6th Editions, W Statetrust Singapore. Bentley’s and Liebers. Ji I ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES (1927) LIMITED. §w A Trust Company Registered under the Trust Companies’ Ordinance w of 1926, with Security deposited with the Straits Settlements Government. J| REGISTERED AND HEAD OFFICE. r Nos. 1, 2
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      77 1 I RIALTO THEATRE I ‘t'iS’ c^o From Thursday 27th to Sunday 30th September. A’.> fg. 1 urtik MARY PH ILB IN gg, ?1 hW THE F RST SHOW. J Another United Artists Picture. II HELEN HUNT JACKSON’S I.nmortal American Love Classic S “RAMONA” 1 Starring the Irresistible Star and Flaming
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    1545 2 [The Malacca Guardian does not necessarily endotse the opinions of its correspondents .J To The Editor, Malacca Guardian, Malacca. That M.C.F.C. Again. Lear Sir, I was not a little surprised on reading an account of a tea-party given by me Malacca Chinese Football Club, that appeared in your valuable
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    MASONIC NOTES.
    169 2 NEGRI SEMBILAN CHAPTER. Under the presidency of the Most Ex. Comp. E. J. T. Pearce, the Negri Sembilan Chapter held their Quarterly Convocation at the Masonic Hall Malacca on Friday last. The principals elected for 1929 being:— Ex. Comp.—F. P. Marshall M. E. Z.”,—Comp. W. H. W. Gubbins
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    MALACCA LIBRARY.
    65 2 NEW BOOKS. Dane, C.— The Babyons. A. 4074. Weale, P.— The Vanished Empire. J. 111. Lawrence, D. ll. The Woman Who Rode Away. A. 4075. Buchan, J.— The Runagates Club. A. 4076. Weyman, S. J.— The Lively Peggy. A. 4077. Douglas, O.— Eliza For Common. A. 4078. Wodehouse,
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    THE DISPUTES OF NANKING.
    868 2 The latest dispute to block the progress of the Kuomintang Conference at Nanking is obviously of a very serious nature, says the “North China Herald.” We say this with no desire to exaggerate differences, to add to ill feeling, to prophesy evil continually.” But the cause
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    BUKIT JELOTONG RUBBER ESTATES, LTD.
    774 2 Following is the eighteenth Annual Report of the Directors to the Shareholders, to be presented ai che General Meeting at noon, on September 27th:— Gentlemen, Your Directors are pleased to submit thGr Eighteenth Annual Report and’ a duly audited Statement of Accounts for the year
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    AIRSHIPS FOR U.S. ARMY.
    165 2 Two non-rigid airships „r TC type are under construct for the United Army Air r.’i the areonautical department of- n Goodyear Tire and Rubber rvlu pany at Akron, Ohio, These a, will use newly design pi surfaces evolved by Goohvear ei li neers. The two airships'
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    Arrivals and Departures.
    170 2 Departures per s.s. “Kopah” 17.9.23 for Singapore—Miss Clifford, and Mr. Koh Kim Kuan. Arrivals per s.s. “Tronoh” 18.9.23—Mr. and Mrs. R. Page and Mr. K. Tajiri. Departures per s.s. “Tronoh” 18.9.28 for Singapore—Mr. John Whitaker. Arrivals per s.s. “Larut” 19.9.28 Mrs. H. B. Winter, Mrs Burnard, Messrs.
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    MARRIAGE.
    38 3 PEARCE —JOHNSTON. On August 25th, 1928, at Trinity Church, Perth, W.A., Edward George Pearce eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. T. Pearce, Malacca, to Mollie Gwendoline Johnston, daughter of Mrs. G. Johnston-Lin-,derstam, Maylands, Perth, W.A.
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
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      704 3 AI) V E RTISE ME N TS. ADVERTISEMENTS. Government Notification. I Rcsident Councillor’s I to th° n f °f ISt tober 1928 > for Hi Construction of a New High i Schcol Wlth outbuildings, apCh° aC r R° a d S M et l C n Chan K n Two
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      629 3 ADVERTISEMENTS. ORDINANCE No. 61. (PAWNBROKERS). Tenders are invited for the sole right to open one pawnshop for a period of three years from January 1, 1929, in each of the streets or sections of streets in the Town Division of the Settlement of Malacca, described in the Schedule hereto annexed
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      244 3 it THE NEW MODEL 6 CYLINDER, WHICH IS It I SUPER-VALUE AT $2,340. 1| CONCESSIONAIRES FOR MALAYA. SINGAPORE PENANG KUALA LUMPUR, f ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. THE bikit jelotong rubber ESTATES, LIMITED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN j that the Eighteenth Annual Ordinary General Meeting of the above Company will be held at
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      117 3 ADVERTISEMENTS. The Malacca Guardian. Tel. Ad. Guardian Malacca. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. 3 Months $l.OO 6 2.00 12 4.00 For places outside Malacca Town, add 25 cts., 50 cts., and $1 respectively for postage. The Malacca Guardian is on sale at: Penang.—The Railway Bookstall. Ipoh.—The Railway Bookstall. Klang.—The Railway
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      73 3 MALACCA TIDE TABLE. SEPTEMBER, 1928. D*te H. M. Height 24 Monday M 1.20 4.3 A 3.40 4.5 25 Tuesday M 3.40 4.5 A 5.10 5.0 26 Wednesday M 5.00 5.2 A 6.00 5.6 27 Thursday M 5.50 6.0 A 6.40 6.2 28 Friday M 6.30 6.6 A 7.10 6.6 29
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      306 3 RIALTO THEATRE. Conrad Veidt, noted European screen star, makes his first appearance in an American starring production in the Universal-Jewel picture, A Man’s Past,” which comes to the Rialto Theatre as the feature attraction to-night. The picture is said to be one of the greatest dramas ever filmed and in
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    LADIES’ CORNER.
    586 4 FROCKS AND FRILLS. For Your Treasure Chest;” Vests, unless you’ve got tons of money, how dull they are. It s so easy if you have unlimited cash to choose exquisite silk vests with lovely hand-embroidered tops, beautiful as well as serviceable. But for the girl with a limited
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      42 4 I ga elic I I Old Smuggler 1 s 1 I Old Smuggler can no longer be had from illicit stills. 1 Only from their Recognised Agent |j KENG HIN CO. 1 Cold Storage Wine Dealers, g I MALACCA. i I I
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      301 4 I I AII Gener °l Motors Can can b e I s' purchased on the G. M. A Q I l convenient payment p/ a I s' Ask your dealer for particular I J I i rv v\ Tourer i/ 955 I I~’■ ,J I fj I I PONTIAC 1
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    JIGG.
    1294 5 Mr. Jigg was unfortunate in his name, which had followed him through life, one imagined, rather like a jeering imp for ever at his heels. It must have been difficult for him to develop any serious personal value with a name that was always a chuckle at his expense.
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    A TOUCH OF THE SUN.
    866 5  -  —R.W. in Manchester Guardian. Timothy, that taut little scrap of a man, was sick, as he would have said if he could have expressed it that way, unto death. He lay with a head that opened and closed, banged and rattled, sometimes turned completely round.
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      141 5 Of cOP CiCb qQo Cfl n> *s£> C&H oO n p I*»***». »****»«^»»l Travel in Comfort. Vf rrrg I o S gggfV AND I 1„ o 1 i c x SOLE AGENTS j WEARNE BROS., LTD. 5* MALACCA. i m /G.M.C TRUCKS V Superb in strength, endurance, stamina superb in
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    SUZANNE’S SACRIFICE.
    1099 6 There bounced into this lively world, at Compiegne on May 24th Anno Domini 1899, an exceedingly live little sloe-eyed baby girl. It was Mile. Suzanne Lenglen, destined to become in a very few years the mosL famous woman athlete of the generations of mankind, and, on a strictly
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    957 6 Mr. Parry Davis and family have been staying at Tanjong Kling bungalow. Tenders are now being called for the erection of a Class 3 quarters at Alor Gajah. Inspector J. J. Higgins is, we are sorry to hear, an inmate at Durian Daun Hospital. Miss Rodger, M.
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      132 6 STSTE (XPRESS smma IBf HRB IHgjgßUjHj^ RE WAR l: of Cheap C^ etf manufactured by C%aiiV he rate of thousands P er d >ch^ Made exclusively of the unique 555 leaf. 'MADE IN LONDON BY ARDATii TOBACCO CO LTD 107.au'* I STARVE 1 1 WHITE ANTS i 1 and -do
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      88 6 I fIUTIfWE 5 6b I *l* 4* YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO J NEGLECT YOUR HEALTH |“BOLLDOG” GUINNESS! T T X Makes you strong because it X A contains 50 per cent more food ►j* carbo-hydrates than pure milk Give it a trial b I •f 4 ft’**4*+2**l*\*+\ +j» •^•♦J*****J**J**v* <
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  • Obituary
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    66 6 OBITUARY. We regret to hear t h t a t— l gram was received m Malacca, yesterday, stating that Pars. Macaren, wife of the manager of Kundong Estate, Muar, died in Petoeniboekam Hospital, Sumatra, <>ii Saturday. Mr. Maclaren and up deceased wife were very popular in Malacca, and the sympathy
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    Malacca Municipality.
    4094 7 MEETING OF COMMISSIONERS. INTERESTING DISCUSSIONS. The usual monthly meeting of t he Municipal Commissioners was he ld in the Resident Councillor’s Office at 2.30 on Friday afternoon ]ast mere being present:—The Hon. Mr. C. F. Green (President), )lr. L. V. J. Laville, Dr. Eveson, p r Tan Seng
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    Malacca Planters’ Meeting.
    3637 7 USUAL QUARTERLY MEETING. The usual quarterly general meeting of the Malacca Planters’ Association was held in the Malacca Club at 10.30 yesterday morning, there being present:— Mr. M. Strivens (Chairman), F. G. Marshall, G. Grant, F. E. Gearing, H. N. Winter, E. C. Lacey, J. J. Mathews,
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    A Weekly Wink at the World.
    1324 7  -  News and Views from Far and Near. 4 By Wire and Wireless WEE WILLIE WINKIE. (Special to the Malacca Guardian) The wires have been loaded this past week with the awful tale of death and ruin brought about by the terrible tornado which swept
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  • SPORTING NEWS.
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      BOY SCOUTS ANNUAL SPORTS.
      445 8 High Sell col’s Fine Successes. T ipb Triumph. On Saturuay last the Malacca Eoy Scouts neid their first Annual Sports on tiie Malacca Club Padang, r.nd the weatner was very fine. Yhe High School Troop did very well indeed and are to be heartily congratulated on
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      TENNIS.
      161 8 Malacca tiub Mi. Tan Soo Sim’s Team. On Thursday, the 20th September, on their courts the Malacca Club played Mr. Tan Soo Sim s Party in an interesting series of matches. The detailed results are appended Hovitt and Purves (M.C.) lost J mes and Lee Teek Chuan ;a S-m
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      SOCCER.
      293 8 St. Francis’ Institution v. an H.M.S. Iroquois Team. On Saturday in fine weather the St. Francis’ Institution played a team from H.M.S. Iroquois on the school grounds. Mr. G. A. Kessler had charge of the game which he handled quite well. The sailors turned out in colours whilst the
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      ST. FRANCIS’ ASSOCIATION FIXTURES.
      149 8 The Y versus W fixture in the league unavoidably postponed from Thursday last will be played on the school grounds at 5 p.m. on Monday, the 24th. Mr. B. Gomes will referee. The fixture “colours” v. Whites down for playing on Monday w’ill instead be played
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      YEOW KIM SWEE SHIELD FINAL.
      58 8 The final match of the Yeow Kim Swee Shield will be playid on Saturday 29th instant m the Malacca Club Padang. The ontestants are the United Chinese Association and the Banda Kaba F. T. Mr. McLernon will referee. Chairs will he placed on the field
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    RABIES.
    105 8 The following notification was issued as a special supplement to the Government Gazette on Monday last: Whereas information has been received that a disease namely Rabies exists among logs in the State of Selangor, His E r i<‘ik the i Hl*, cor Aurmmsterrig tne Government, by virtue oi jie
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    U.C.A. vs. EWE AIK’S XI.
    699 8 LATTER WON BY FOUR THREE IN FINE GAME. Ewe Aik’s XI, who lost to the U.C.A. by the odd goal in nine in a recent match, got their own back when they beat the Association in a return encounter on Saturday last, at the Kubu
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    CHARITABLE SHOW.
    741 8 FOR SHANTUNG RELIEF FUND. Under the auspices of the Malacca Chinese Chamber of Commerce, a show organised by influential local Straits-born Chinese with the assistance of their China-born Chinese friends in aid of the Shantung Relief Fund will be held next month for a period of seven days
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      232 8 I THE |new qarJ :<1 Performance, Comfort, Safety f Equal to Every Demand. ***** I I 1| A car with speed that can bo maintained mile after mile; if power that takes you up a steep hill without effort; pickup W H that places you far ahead of any car
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      67 8 Eldorado Cinema Programme Positively for 3 Nights Orly. From 22nd to 24th Septembir, 1828, f >| FEATURING f 4 “Dr. Sun Yat Sen's Funeral Procession. 1 IN 8 MASSIVE KEELS. PRODUCED BY f The Great China Lilnim Fiims Ltd. f m OF SHANGHAI. N.B- Two Shows for 2 Payments. §i
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      82 9 I. 1 3'im <yj lii *-»i i i I /1« ana\ I »WK»9»89»»9»»I> c|§ gfe IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE f Our present Advertisers will I tell you that it pays to ADVERTISE. Ask our Manager (or contract rates. I i s I Kodak I «JCFflm 1 1 /_</// 2 «5
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      90 10 1 ADELPHI HOTEL, SINGAPORE. j| REMODELLED AND REDECORATED. |e j£ LARGE COOL. AIRY ROOMS aith ELECTRIC LIGHT and CEILING FANS. |> Each Room will its own Private Bathroom, fitted with the Latest Sanitary Installation ami Shower Baths The ONLY HOTEL in SINGAPORE so fitted. s j H ROOF GARDEN CINEMA
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      67 10 5 moL'rl'le ‘nil’' Stomlt.i Tourer. Here, beror I the greatest ,l}f C. M. A. C. -j—- >'( the long-lived depend- is justly praised. ly-> V ppHiPpg| j S \A\^ lourer (Model 25) i 2,81+5 (at Singapore) MALACCA MOTORS, K/I A I ArCA |Vi f\ I A,C^v^/\. am-iramn r i■,■■■■ in
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      204 10 I ™p D Llt., 9 Reel.. I A story of sublime sacrifice—a man for a man— Mary Philbin and Lionel Barrymore. W and a woman for the men she loved. Seldom has such A giant spectacle of storm-tossed passions I ih a moving, emotion-gripping story been told—and Produeed on a
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    WEDDING IN AUSTRALIA.
    291 11 PEARCE—JOHNSTON. The numerous friends of Mr. Edward George Pearce, eldest son of Mr. E. J. T. Pearce, Malacca, will be pleased to hear of his recent marriage to Miss Mollie Gwendoline Johnston of Vadstena Maylands, Perth, W.A. The wedding, which was an evening one, and fully choral,
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    JUDGE AND INSPECTOR.
    191 11 WITNESSES OUT OF COURT. During the hearing of an Assize ease before Mr. Justice Pritchard at Singapore, iast week, at a certain juncture His Lordship stopped the case for a few moments, asking Mr. Whiteley, the D.P.P., who was the inspector talking with him. On receiving the
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    IN THE COURTS.
    557 11 A Bad Hat. Before Mr. G. C. Dodd, on Monday, the 17th instant, Inspector Shannon charged a Malay named Mat bin Hassan, that he did on the I2tn instant, at 5.20 a.m. at Alor Gajah commit theft of five fowls rallied at $3.35. The acused pleaded guilty
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    UNPAID TAXES.
    167 11 Some few days ago we had to wait while a traffic-jam got itself cleared up, at the junction of Heeren Street and First Cross Street, and in front of us was a motor lorry upon which we noticed an enamelled plate, bearing the inscription:—“Tax paid till 30th June,
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