Malayan Saturday Post, 16 March 1929
1929-03-16
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Malayan Saturday Post
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Title Section13 1929-03-16 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED fo£~VI. NO^JL MARCH 16. 1929. PRICE 2O CENTS13 words
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Advertisement216 1929-03-16 1 ftff ie»»« r (IK L Btf &mCop L [7ntt>inniMiTii i;iMiriitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiitiiiiiiiiiiniaiiiiiiiiiiiiutiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiitutiiiiitiiit>iiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiitiiitiiiitiin iiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiDaiiiißXOtitio* By Special ta* A-nJ B. 1. The Appointment To x|jHg D^ am< 1 STERLING SILVER GIFT SUGGESTIONS I FOR THE NURSERY. SPOON PUSHER OR FORK IN CASE, EGG CUP SPOON, CHRISTENING MUGS, COMPLETE TOILET SETS, AND NUMEROUS OTHER USEFUL216 words
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Advertisement9 1929-03-16 1 I MALAYA S LEADING PICTURE PAPER. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY9 words
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Advertisement318 1929-03-16 2 HENDERSON LINE! SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS BY FORTNIGHTLY PASSENGER STEAMERS BETWEEN RANGOON, MARSEILLES AND ENGLAND. with through connections from Singapore. (Connecting Steamer arriving the same day as the Hende»-son Steamer Sails) HOMEWARD SAILINGS. Leave Rangoon. Lea v Rangoon. 1929. 192g Bhamo May 25 •Kemmendine Aug. 31 •Sfcgaing Jun. 8 Bhamo Sep.318 words
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Advertisement244 1929-03-16 2 BIBBYLINE. Of fast twin-screw mail passenger vessels between RANGOON, COLOMBO, MARSEILLES AND LONdox I with through connection from Singapore and Penaui,' I HOMEWARD SAILINGS. Lancashire May 16 Lanchashire Cheshire May 30 Cheshire Setf' *H Yorkshire Jun. 13 Yorkshire T T Leicestershire ls Leicestershire Jun. 27 t Ott ,1 Shropshire p^244 words
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Advertisement111 1929-03-16 2 LLOYD TRIESTWOB NAVIGATION CO I <Inc m luivi H SINGAPORE TO ITALY I Calling at Colombo, Port Said, Brindifl Venice and Trieste W by the following up-to-date liners I s.s. Timavo 10,670 tons due In M m.v. *Remo 17, .;0<, toi^ due Mar. fl -vs. Have 14,0^ tonsdueMi I m111 words
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Article679 1929-03-16 3 the Baby's Mother: "You must exercise a little will-power with him, nurse/ Nurse: "I do try to, muni, but you don't know his won't power." 1 Son of the House (to visitor) "Have you got a wife Yi>itor "Xo, sonny.'" "Then who tells you what to do?"679 words
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Advertisement99 1929-03-16 3 voured by the majority d therefore a Ready Her. JOLD LEAF" Tea is jcked everywhere. Sle A i ntt A. Bartholomeusz, Ltd.. 3-4 Rallies Quay. MotohsU X een I I MottrisU— yo» ml m w»a( ao oil which |f turt* your engine 1 Wal I Am oel which gtrei fJ99 words
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Advertisement159 1929-03-16 3 II *4 F U i 3 £1 OUR SPECIAL HAIH CREAM THE BEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL HAIR DRESSING 50 cts. per bottle or $5.00 per dozen MANUFACTURED BY SINCERE DISPENSARY LIMITED, 48-2, HILL STREET, SINGAPORE CHEMISTS AND DRUGGIBTB. WHOLESALE SUPPLIERS Of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES AND SURGICAL IN STRUMENTS TO159 words
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Advertisement48 1929-03-16 4 i I <• < i 'I. «C* II Katz Brothers., Ltd. i Sole Agents t V i |ilL^M'"fT~ r~^ i ~md* jf\ s^ I a ■^£CADILLYAO^i* j i C^BfllMlUniTlS^Bi HffiMliiiaHß^B^V CRAVEN'A" T CORK-TIPPED VIRGINIA CIGARETTES i MADE SPECIALLY TO PREVENT SORE <• i i i CARRERAS LTD., LONDON. I t48 words
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Advertisement253 1929-03-16 4 >-*M .»iO.\— jf waliT four limes. I Mil lil<. I RMION of gas and water, nictly adjusted to •jl iJIPr \!>iON of every process, unflaggingly ranntained JPKICIENCI f all appliancts, a constant care. EPL A EMEM of old methods, relentlessly carritd out I 1 iATIKALNESS of flavours, unimpaired by manufaclure.253 words
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Article, Illustration40 1929-03-16 5 M „m c the Vatican Treaty: Cardiral Gasparri, the Papal i 5." j next to him. His Holiness Pope Pius XI, who by the treaty concluded with the Italian Crown is once more a Temporal Sovereign.40 words
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Article, Illustration138 1929-03-16 5 13E., pave a luncheon at Government House last Saturday to T'! iwrf of those who attended the luncheon. Lady Clifford is Nkft Th *"P«>n, Miss Davis, Miss Patterson, Miss Reynolds Harris. r sM ly, Miss Robertson, Mri. Hope Folkner, Mrs. Groothoft, Mrs. CTI DNakajima & Co. - 138 words
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Article, Illustration188 1929-03-16 6 jljprgifiSt The marriage of Miss Molly Green, daughter of the Hon. Mr. C. F. Green, Acting British Resident of Pahang and Mrs. C. F. Green, to Mr at M.C., Malayan C'vil Service, eldest son of the late Mr. W. Huggins188 words
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Advertisement239 1929-03-16 7 JhZ/\ *wJ 1 WEAKNESS, j£ <^—^f DEBILITY AN/EM I A deschTens Syrup of Haemotlobin Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed that this radical remedy ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and strength. Far better than serums, raw meat. Medicated wines, etc. OBTAINABLE FROM ALL LEADING DISPENSARIES. L ;ARLSBERG BEER239 words
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1055 1929-03-16 8 I FROM THE MIDDLE AGES TO MODERNITY OVERNIGHT. Fez Gives Way To Bowler Hats. By Sir lYrcival Phillips. On the suburbau slope called Tchanfcajra, attove the new capital of Angora, tfcerc is a pleasant two-storey villa m wfaich sits a man engaged m the1,055 words
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Advertisement32 1929-03-16 8 For tht test Ta 1 k :i g Machi ies Records Needes Springs Etc. MONG HUAI (f (QKAMOPHONE STORE\ GRAMOPHONE 6 KLCORI SPECIALISTS. PHONE NO. 4924 97, NORTH BRIDGE BOAO. I^H IB32 words
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Article3038 1929-03-16 9 GUY THORNE - AN Adventurous Voyage GUY THORNE I m Suluda, Atlanta TranaI Puerto Madero s She WM (HC M n.'U fttSt SB I purser, V L the upper deck. I nature, and Im fl ged shipping I ■..;;,i l .i l ."V«!- i- their palm-, X pleasure Md s «ort cm. I3,038 words
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Advertisement136 1929-03-16 9 10 <' > o < •> o <' > o < > o <' > o < mm "> o < _T>e < *>Cr!^>o <__. j> o <* > o <**""^ o r""> o p <T"> <-" "> 0 0 WP .|k D^Afflß" i i n^^*jj *A fj \S^I Jr136 words
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Advertisement116 1929-03-16 10 WITH MANY* t S^None But The Brave S l I yr Love and Laughter I The Most Dainty Bathing I Suits ever desi^ ned on f .1 1 j nJiALHAMBIIAJ S^WVhipp? in'ffane ButThe Brave* i Fox Rctute i ♦•♦••••♦'♦•••••^•••••♦.♦■••■•♦♦•"•"v I <^>**4.4.*********** Pathe Professional Cinema Outfits. I UNCHALLENGED FOR 30 YEARS116 words
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Advertisement161 1929-03-16 10 PAVILION THEAIifW Commencing Tuesday Marc n^ I Bt\li ÜBKEU I Battles and burning sands *C+ ''BPJ I mcloJr.imj anJ nad laT""- k^ Vl [riding m ihf b!a/in« jd^fc, IB Sih a r a "B1: A U II SABRLL'R uill astound z^/ 'I jcu.wuh us. greatness. II j^^^^^ WITH s4&Y^ CARY161 words
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Article1786 1929-03-16 11 N MASK." lull pat* If* 1 Ma>k I> m Photo- ictta "ow \\w story. it IB splendent. Btti _;n, .Cleat in.* characteristic fl v"u NX Mrf ;V v l be* H> of storyII KNOW DOUGLAS iß^l\\Kr- (>l millionS ■fl^:' v t i W act a new formula V-'toi1,786 words
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Article, Illustration80 1929-03-16 11 By quickly correcting infantile indigH* tion, constipation, colic, teething pains, 'wind,' and those other troubles of infants and children which arise through disorder of stomach or lx>\\els, make all the difference between misery and hftpptaew, sickness and health, tears and smiles for your little ones. And they80 words
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Advertisement218 1929-03-16 11 JUST ARRIVED f > FEW NEW NOVELS BY POPULAR AUTHORS f t GREAT FRENCH SHORT The Works of ARISTOTLE STORIES The Famous Philosopher Edited By Lewis Malville With Coloured Plate 52.50. I 1 ,000 over Pages $4.5 C v .j» t Droll Stories GREAT SHORT STORIES OF By Balzac. Forty218 words
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Article1302 1929-03-16 12 OLD WOUNDS HEALED. World Consequences. Win n Phis XI. was elected \'*>\k then were many Ijesicles Catholics 1 1 said, m the traditional phrase, "Habeaatai l'<»ntifioeSß." F.nglish beCfftS warmed to tin. niouiitaiiier, the acholaff, the student <>f the- Bodleian 111 nary, and there was a feeling1,302 words
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Article, Illustration51 1929-03-16 12 'Hut tense ol general well-being Known m 'feeling ut h largely dependcut upon the regular hmrftolMßg ol tnc uigistne and excretorj organs* i»y correcting constipation, reviving daily intestinal regularity, regulating the liver and aiding digestion, ftfnkettcs restore *iitne>>, cheerineas, appetite, 'vim*. Oi chemists everywhere! pric*. b cts.51 words
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Article, Illustration195 1929-03-16 12 Protect \'»ur k the unseen menaces Friction 2nd These three c tender skins, t\ health- and grow lucinj sleep. In Mermen Boratc 1 .1 millions <>t tiny s si>rh the poisonous n 1 that tow c i 1 Mermen Bor.^i d fornM a protective film thai195 words
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Advertisement12 1929-03-16 12 rrcnrrai BT-4-26 FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE I PHILIP W. THAYER, 45 THE ARCADE, SINGAPORE.12 words
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651 1929-03-16 13 SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK. I W\,.pa,>eracquisi- poll m an liulian terminal attempt LofldM coterie of m^" ;u,al magnates to I m N() thing like I L M<>nal outbursts m v there seems to t that KUnaii^ IM run at least this .,Hinpire better than ■V;:.^,.-. es. A"<l sometimes651 words
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Advertisement274 1929-03-16 13 i NEW t GRAND HOTEL SINGAPORE. J; < I'hone T e k 4 i > 3^44 GRANDOTPX J Corner of Victoria Street and < Rochore Road. S 0 0 ALL ROOMS NEATLY FUR- I NISHED AND FITTED WITH X PHONE, CALL BELL FAN. J lIBEST SERVICE GUARAN-t 1 TEED I274 words
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Advertisement93 1929-03-16 14 US I CSJTQoe |MSOI WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE VERY LATEST RANGES IN LOVELY FLORAL, ALSO THE NEW SPOT SPRING VOILES. 38 inches wide $1.25 per yard ROBINSON Co., Ltd. (IncorporaU d m Straits Settlements.) SINGAPORE and KUALA LUMPUR. If you like a strong chemical Beer j DONT DEMAND "GOLDBOTTLE"93 words
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Advertisement287 1929-03-16 14 B.LP. PK R£s^ ■THE FARM I by A "MOULIN All i-.. A. D The Pan "TOMMY Directed 1, c 'ADAM'S "TESH. "PICCAD 1 Mabel I "NOT QUITE A LADY" Carl B "THE MANXMAh Sir Hall C Anna M "SHOW L 1 Produced by Rid Betty B ill "CHAMPAGNE" Directed by287 words
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Article, Illustration34 1929-03-16 15 A general view of the Gunong Pulai Storage Reservoir. The dam from down stream. View of the reservoir tooking towards the sub-dam.34 words
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Article, Illustration20 1929-03-16 15 'officers of the tourist thip "Belgenland" and the S.R.C. at cricket-a photograph of the teams.20 words
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Article, Illustration36 1929-03-16 16 The enthronement of the new King of Siam took place on 25th. February. Thr principal event connected with the celebrations was the Gra Review of Troops36 words
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Article, Illustration15 1929-03-16 16 Hc!d at Union Hospital Skating Ground, Peiping on 7th February15 words
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Advertisement64 1929-03-16 17 Shell Paii' Aw/ £00*/ oildlone d not (food spirit alone II 111 r y%^ Quick Starting Pdir^ Oils dnc/ Spirit -_J on -y iifcii i JMJk vJk j >***^^ si llj «H 1 W^ l> A.JCV"?; iicyl ft»*\^ ve t^ JLj JLi JLXB^Jp m»^ TRADE MARK FLASHLIGHTS BATTERIES thtrv I«st64 words
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Advertisement89 1929-03-16 17 4f IFOR HOUSING SCHEMES •I* G. R. OEH LERS 30, St. Michael's Road. SINGAPORE. f V •> »l* ♦> •> MANUFACTURER OF PRECAST CONCRETE POST AND i t PANEL COJLIE LINES, BVTHROOHS, SENTRY AND t TELEPHONE BOXES, LAT&INES AND OTHER BUILD INGS, CANTILEVER AND SQUARE CONCRETE LATRINE t SEATS, AND89 words
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Article3105 1929-03-16 18 WILLIAM LE QUEUX - WILLIAM LE QUEUX. by "Pardon, mademoiselle, but that money is mine!" 1 said softly, placing a linger upon the tiny w hite-gloved hand which stretched across the green cloth to grab the twenty francs which I had won the innocent game of boule. "Oh, a thousand pardons,3,105 words
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Advertisement18 1929-03-16 18 I 2 I (real beer! i (Incorporated m S.S J j t «iiiaiiitiaiiiilHiliiiiiiii*i*i> >ll **>*> l 111 l ••••t«iiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiin,(im,ii18 words
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Article1705 1929-03-16 19 r i eaonsMwa crowd that the 9.C.C.— llK l the keen illteu: A\ich-KA. match 1 public have rightly competition will be these dubs. The unknown but it ether they ire tentleague games. 1 and Cheok Wah will deall whether they thei then I sound Shodd, h.™ lM ble1,705 words
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Advertisement840 1929-03-16 19 »>♦♦»«>«:»«;♦*;«<»»>«><*< < ♦«:»♦♦»:»♦♦»>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ I MALAYAN IFOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 65 1 $1600 m PRIZES, i IS OFFERfD FOR I 8 MATCHES ONLY 8 I $1000 MUST B£ WON j J Por a correct forecast of the 8 matches mentioned m the coupon. a prize of $1 ,200 will be given, and840 words
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Article287 1929-03-16 20 a pleasant surprise waa provided iv the returns, announced the other day, i i Malaya'- 1928 Poppy Day. Hie magnificent amount t>i 1148,24 vvai realised |13, 1 mure than the figure tor 1927, winch created a record. Many people thought that that record would remain, that subsequent287 words
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Article329 1929-03-16 20 There has been, properly and usefully, .1 good deal of gratified comment <>n the opening m Grosvenor House, m London's aristocratic I ark Lane, of an Internationa] Sportsmen's Club. The idea of such a club, now being brought to fruition, resulted ir<>in a remark by 11.R.11. the329 words
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Article305 1929-03-16 20 The proposed Malayan rubber merger Allenby, Kundoiig, Balgownic and Conneman is a case of the right thing being done m the wrong way. The amalgamation ot adjoining properties into one administrative unit is excellent, and just the sort of thing that the industry needs. It will permit of305 words
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Advertisement353 1929-03-16 20 Adelphi Hotel Singapore. TEA DANCES EVERY TUESDAY 6.80—7.80 p.m. AFTER DINNER DANCES eVERY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. ROOF GARDEN CINEMA tVERY SUNDAY AND MONDAY AT 9.30 p.m. felephone: 5061 (4 lines). Telegrams: "Adelphi." ADELPHI HOTEL, LTD., HARRY H WILLIES. Managing Directoi 3k Mechanical Engineering Learn at Home Mechanical Engineering embrace*353 words
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Advertisement29 1929-03-16 20 Cure your Jgm Throat^^r fORMAMINT dr.'iovi fm*» m moutk aaJ lhr««t, krepi th« mouth ci«*a o<3 tk* breath tw««t >^ I nfection Bk vlhc Mnla^an Saturba^ flbost. HDavcl? 16, 192C>.29 words
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38 1929-03-16 21 WHITEAWAY LAIDLAW CO., AND THE RUNAWAY CAR. Referring t>> the letterpress m oui about cat damaging M< Whiteaway Laidlaw's show window have been requested by the Compel that it is not correct th m damages has been demanded.38 words
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Article493 1929-03-16 21 Bj Welcomi First Class Cricket. What a farce the S.CC S.R.C. match proved to bj. The S.l'.C. fielded second team and by way of return compliment the S.R.C. put m all theii youngsters with Leissjius as captain. i mally I d<> not think even that compliment was deserved493 words
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Advertisement72 1929-03-16 21 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY I ■m I Cftrv^l^r I 1 •i« f %^M BORNEO MOTORS LTD. I (INCORIVRATED IN TIIK STRAITS SETTLEMENTS) 1 m i I Ye qt^ able to announce the I arrival of a fresh ship men t of:~ PLUMS PEARS PEACHES I APPLES GRAPES I "QUALITY SERVICE I ALWAYS72 words
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834 1929-03-16 22 SPORT OF THE WEEK A MALAYAN REVIEW By "Argus." Centuries are going t" U very cheap m Malayan cricket this season. Already, uitliin a week ..r two of the opening matches, there has been a crop of them m Singapore (t (llir Kuala Lumpur and Penang. Where is it going834 words
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Article187 1929-03-16 22 wi Hong latts .dm Hydr. ilapangs x.unpungs .<amuntings r 6 <inta l»Tfdj;t> Klaiij,' Ri\e r s X I. Tins i\in-linis Katu lins Kuvohs Uhati Lingaii Mala>a Consols Manilaus Nai Hootl Norths Pfeagnga Rivers fotehi PcsawaU i'attaui Consols Tuchongs Raja Ptrakl Ralnnans Ramau i»rdys Rantau Frefs Ratruts 111187 words
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Advertisement147 1929-03-16 22 ~< ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER oq^ > t ASSETS OVER $8,000,000 1 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. j J (l»CO«rO»»TtD I« 9TIAIT* StTTtm»WT»I LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewr, Ec t HEio oFFice: s^sm'ss -r c i i British Life Assurance Companies Act In every particular. I AGENTS WANTED147 words
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Advertisement665 1929-03-16 23 j Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij. < 1 W)TIL PACKBT NAVIGATIOW CO OP BATATIA) T (Imcorporatc4 la HollaaO Z CKDII COIfTKACT WITH THB NBI HKII.aNUI IMDIAM OOTBBIVIIBirT < J Telephone No. 8640 mb-connectloni to:— j 4 Manager's Dosk, Asst. Man«g«r's Desk, Marias Supt., Oaa«wi i Freight Dept., Claims Dept., Accountant, Providing Dtpt.665 words
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Advertisement184 1929-03-16 24 !Pi A >r FRAMROZ«Co. X SINGAPUKt. rjnnnnjwjiAA AAAAO^OO^^tttt^H^^^f 4 t y OUTBOARD MOTOR RACES t/^"^/^ r EVINRUDE STANDARD* j type C CLASS 16 H.P. J ,^V \A/Zaßßo.^ MOTOR WINS "C" Class Race.* &£*r. m *&it r J 'l^k: ■J* "DBc E "Class Race. Runabout Hulls t? I -I^GfeAi^v Race with184 words
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Advertisement155 1929-03-16 24 hiq^ Grade USED FOR EASE <O -A? AND > <^y SUITABLE FOR \rf SEASON'S GIFT. These are the qualities of /j -PILOT "DESK SET. Jf THE PILOT DESK SET. Price: >6 50 to 525.00 complete. Colour: White Onyx, Italian Marble. Black, Yellow. Bt THE PILOT PENS. /he v presen tative155 words
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Article, Illustration58 1929-03-16 25 The mitch at Peiping between East China and North China. The winners East China. The North China team. ection of the huge crowd at the match General Shan Cheng. Chairman of the Provincial Government of Hopei about to start the game by58 words
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Article, Illustration121 1929-03-16 25 i Chinese Maternity Hospital at Kuala Lumpur is a great boon to the Chinese and cases come m even from Penang, Kuala Liois K^ala Pilah. v top, left, is a view of the121 words
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Article, Illustration38 1929-03-16 26 A bronze statue of the late Dr. Sun Vat-Sen is to be erected at Peiping The photograph shows the ceremony of the laying of the foundationstone for the sta*ue.38 words
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Article, Illustration81 1929-03-16 26 The tea-party given by the members m honour of their President Mr. R. P. Clegg A group photograph taken at the function. Seated, left to right— Towkay Oh Cheng Keat, Mrs. P. Robert, Mr. F. A. Kimmel, Mrs. A. L Mr.81 words
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Advertisement199 1929-03-16 27 Shipbrand Ml illustrations out and try them on Besides being dainty, the ShipA brand watches are true and reliable > timekeepers. Each one is fitted siiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiHiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifimiiitiiiuiiiiniiiiii^ [CERAMIC TILES. •ard tliickness made lo stand hard wear. iljf txp* n^e im urred is ihe initial cost. There is eh as colour199 words
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Advertisement176 1929-03-16 27 More/ Vvf^" MX, > TTOW cfaildrefl love Postum made with milk! 0 Just the delicious, rich mellou nes^ of pure gram, skillfully blended and roasted, Postum contains no tannin, no caffeine, nodiing harmful. Add this genuine wholesomeness to the great nutritive value of milk and you have a drink children176 words
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Advertisement364 1929-03-16 28 COTY'S "L'AIMANT" INTRODUCING THE LATEST PERFUME FROM PARIS *^^^t^2 J-^U^b' t 111 tf I I I^b JK. l. "*W* < "THE PEKFUME OF MACNEIhM |hE^'s3ff2J^l|] l^ b exqaisite fragrant r )nc j '"'ill ''lll fr 51l W excellent quality are kn wn l^'ll ff by thG women of discnrT j!364 words
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Article815 1929-03-16 29 Successiul Experiment. s ggo IIMBM thing like a hum!.v the proposal of a 4 renown, M. c.eo^cs to the Academy of utilise tor the benefit of inexhaustible cnergiei <»f „,,1 ,lK.,i-t Ct ,11!,.,, terrestrial u r l«>l>c itself, or, oceall currents like til „111 and the815 words
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Advertisement238 1929-03-16 29 glllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll^. 1 GOOD NEWS TO THEl STUDENTS. E We beg to announce that weE E have established a New BranchE I Shop at 46, Bras Basah Road,= E Singapore, where you can get I 55 your school books and stationery*^ E at a very cheap price. We keep= E here238 words
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Advertisement206 1929-03-16 29 I THE GREATEST WONDER! 15 CENTS ONLY, i IMMEDIATE CURE SPECIALLY FOR j vv I 111 of the Head, Eyes, Ears, Nose, t l/l^ \IV Mouth. Teetb, Ihroat. Arms, yII 111 Hands, Chest, Stonache, Back, I Irill 1 \J Kidoeys, Legs, Feet Nerves f Ete. j I FEVER. RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA206 words
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Advertisement228 1929-03-16 30 „,,1,*****111 lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'lMllllllllllllll Illllllllllllllll! |||||l|l; m^ I >^ <^ I WHY is preference given to 'PAGODA BRAND" Ornamental Flooring Tiles? 1 BECAUSE of its superior quality, uniform k fast colours, neatness and sharp edges, while the prices are moderate. c I Before making your purchases elsewhere, kindly give c us an228 words
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Advertisement162 1929-03-16 31 L^y velvety to the Skin. t h a t morning tub. f£%J^\ *i l^^ Gerfumeru VSm r v<^ i^j and cSocios gS^^cff 4 i ■j i> m HEi items illustrated torm only a Tew ot the 4 "4711" ICED EAU DE X toiletries produced under this famous brand. '4711' EAU162 words
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Advertisement349 1929-03-16 34 TOURER $2,900 TTifc "^ESALOON $3,595 "|A" BORNEO MOTORS LTD. jIT t Estate S Trust Agencies j (1927) Limited. t A TRUST COMPANY REGISTERED UNDER THE TRUST COM- t i PANIES' ORDINANCE OF 1926, WITH SECURITY DEPOSITED I WITH THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS GOVERNMENT. f L REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: j 1 Nos.349 words
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Advertisement212 1929-03-16 34 I A yf 1 m\ ts^t* Before Baby is born Calcium is life itself to all body cells, for without it the cells die, and even a slight shortage is now recognised as the underlying cause of many *K*| common ailments. Vtv The expectant mother needs extri r JL-k^pQl calcium,212 words
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Advertisement18 1929-03-16 35 1 lAgr^V^ > m w ■■■W. Ilk ry w I I v r >^^l PLAY JER^ ##^^w MM^*^ ~j18 words
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Article, Illustration39 1929-03-16 36 The Guard of Honour. The General inspeciing the Guard of Honour The s s. Macedonia s^ils with the Genera! and Lady van Straubenzee who are seen (third and fourth) on left.39 words
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