Malayan Saturday Post, 27 September 1930
1930-09-27
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Malayan Saturday Post
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Title Section32 1930-09-27 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED MALAYA S LEADING PICTURE PAPER PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY I VOL. VII. NO. 36. SEPTEMBER 27, 1930. PRICE 20 CENTS. The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED SEPTEMBER 27. 1930.32 words
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Advertisement238 1930-09-27 1 foRINK IsOLARIECO I SHERRY THE BORNEO CO., LTD. I .wJ_^_^ Appointient To Kin^ ol SiaiD fl I I I DELIGHTFUL DESIGNS IN OUR NEW V-'^^C^'lif^^V i t STERLING SILVER £E.P.N. S. WARE I^&p^^ 1 1 x I "^^K tempting Mnd Smart Jn Jlppearance. l^l^jjagr^r 1 I rmmmm 1 1 rrrr^T238 words
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Advertisement16 1930-09-27 1 MOET I AND I GHANDON J CHAMPACNE I FOR ALL OCGASIONS Agents:THE BORNEO CO., LTD. j16 words
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Advertisement115 1930-09-27 2 m WAFER CAMERAS! LIGHT COMPACT EXTREMELY THIN REMARKABLY STRONG RIGIDLY CONSTRUCTED. j Uses SioUfilms fftates yUmpaeks Full Ptrtlculars From SINGAPORE PHOTO Co. f 55-3 HIGH STBBfeT, SINQAPOIK. Tel. "SAHASTUDIO SINGAPORE." PRO MB 6389 111 fc .»l^,».- ■»■-■»■■>■» >♦■♦■♦ HAVE yOU TRIED OUR j Orange Squeeze? X IBM iliUf€B MINI MADE115 words
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Advertisement156 1930-09-27 2 7ifiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin^niiif SINCERE DISPENSARY Ltd., 1 SI NGAPORE. I I Wholesalers Retailers off I Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Mcdi- j jjcines Surgical Instruments.] J Proprietors of I THE BEST ff MOST I 1 ECONOMICAL HAIR j I DRESSING I (special hair cream) I Large size: 50 cts. per bottle or $5. 00156 words
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Article1018 1930-09-27 3 Teacher What is the name of the \\<»rm that enables your mother to wear »ilk stockings Small Boy "Please, sir, it's father." Doctor, sometimes I feel like lulling myself. What on earth shall I do?" Leave it to me, madam." The master was addressing the scholars on1,018 words
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Advertisement123 1930-09-27 3 TEA lor tlie discrimioating liostess. Of all dealers tbrongbout Malaya. Sole Agents: F A. BARITIOLOMEUSZ LTD., 3-A, RAFFLES QUAY, SINGAPORE. ATLANTIC CONQUERED AGAIN! I "THE in which Messrs COSTES and BELLONTE recently flew frcm PARIS to NEW YORK was. of course, lubricated with. OWAKEriELD I MOTOR OIL —tne Quality Oil123 words
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Advertisement224 1930-09-27 3 A UtLP i ok i^Mbhiu^h t.X-WINA'IIONS > Paraphrases ot King Henry V, i Coriolanus, Last of the Barons. etc. each 0.81 j > Questions and Notes of King Henry V, Coriolanus, Gospel o* j St. Matthew, Acts of the Apos- ties, etc. each 0.81 J Supplement of King Henry V,224 words
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Advertisement406 1930-09-27 4 i w m J Kif 'JH v m Mif 3 BflrV^^nßßKsiSi m^Bl i i 1\ Vv r f*l SSnSnmm«mMHS"Smm^ ™_i l\ mC f^^^P^^^^^ ■mTßmTfSnf^^^ in»^Mmmw^ v fc- *^'^^^^nw^ p t£& J 7t" St^m^nv x^^ m^Lr B [nmH/ iV^m^mm !fcW^^^*^^^li Lmmßmw^fc'SP'^B S9^ac? HJKI3S mfeU* P^^^^^J J n^am j^.¥-- w*Zr Hb L^n^mmmmmmm^nh>3l^ls406 words
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Article549 1930-09-27 5 SIR CLEMENT MARKHAM'S SMUGGLING EXPLOIT. HoW "Cinchona" Got Its Name. VLiy happily-conceived lundieou Ronald Ross in celebration of the urty-tnird anniversary of the discovery malaria germ cycle was a re- that, by coincidence, this year v both the 3004h anniversary of the cover? of the mint549 words
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Article322 1930-09-27 5 There have been several deaths recently from fattgi mistaken for mushrooms, and useful hints on the distinction hetween poiaonottS and edible varieties were given at a Cambridge inquest. (George Rotfe, aged o<\ ol St. Matthew 's Street, died from poisoning caused by eating fungi. His322 words
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Advertisement118 1930-09-27 5 BROADWAY MUSIC STORE. 338 North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. Piano Toners, and Repairers of all j I Moaical Instruments, Dealers m f Brunswick Machines, and Records, j I Suppliers of First Class Dance Band, f Charges Moderate* J Large stock of Jewel, and Gennette j Records, to clear at three lor118 words
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Advertisement202 1930-09-27 5 •>♦♦♦♦♦•:•»»♦♦♦♦♦•;.♦♦♦♦♦•:•»:«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦ »♦»»♦♦♦> I COMING SOON! J I ONE MAD KISS 1 Movietone's Gift To The Song I Loving Age. I DON JOSE MOJICA 1 I "grand Operas great Jbover" I t He sings sweet enough to carry you away and he lovet < with that passionate fire which is the202 words
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Advertisement109 1930-09-27 6 «>•■• A Henry Waugh Co, Ltd., FORMERLY KATZ BROTHERS, LIMITED. Sole Agents >»..» IDEAL GIFTS FOR BOYS 6? GIRLS. COLOURED COVEIS COLOURED PI ATfiS STRONGLY BOUND PRICES MODERATE. Amusing, Astonishing, How things work. Adventure, Athletics, TnotlMirHvfl F r boys between c choo i Stories. Instructive. n an d 16 years.109 words
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Advertisement236 1930-09-27 6 A J:H J\'/ $U C <^Z'' V'"/ I l~j <■ r» o O _Q__i2— Q—^l2^ QV I 3^M^^^^, pHOME 52 6 1 I TO-DAY TO-MORROW AT 3. 15, 6. 15 and 9. 15 The Greatest of All Air Pictures I 'FLIGHT" LILA LEE. JACK HOLT RALPH GRAVES I (Boming Shortly!236 words
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Article, Illustration121 1930-09-27 7 firnnn nhntniranh nf the Hieh Commissioner and Sultans and British Residents. I Seated (Mt to right) H H the Y^ng di Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan, H. H. the Sultan of Perak, H. E. the High Commissioner, I Stan H din%eh Ul !rri121 words
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Article, Illustration45 1930-09-27 8 SINGAPORE WINS THE MALAYA SOCCER CUP. The Singapore Captain. J. Lee, with the coveted cup. I Mr. R. L. Hastie President of the S.A.F.A. is second figure from right. Lady Murison who presented the Cup and medals is seen in the centre. I The teams.45 words
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Advertisement282 1930-09-27 9 t J Car/re yowr doctor's Zip i T s CARLSBERG BEER /^n I I i iKl Obtai n« ble f rom all dealers f jMj^Sß^^B l^^ The East Asiatic Co I til biocitin j |^^gj| lUV A/U\J» iT>9IUIIW VVi| I^llli CHARGES YOUR BBAIN NERVE CELLS WITH ENERGY, AND SO ENSURES282 words
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Article3642 1930-09-27 10 JAMES RONALD - JAMES RONALD f{ew Serial Story. (Mr KSDJGHKSGJ tNSTALMENT THIRTEEN (FINAL). I HAVE MADE A MISTAKE. Sir Frederick shook his head. 11 Klsa Waring has identified it as ler tout's machine it had a distincivc scar on its case." Sir William nodded, and motioned sir Frederick to continue.3,642 words
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Advertisement26 1930-09-27 10 J3^ j^ Q£Q A S II L« T^ Craven A THE LARGEST SELLING OORK-TIPPED CIGARETTE IN THE WORLD. DO MOT AFFECT THE THROAT. CARRERAS LTD, LONDON.26 words
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Article3253 1930-09-27 11 VIOLET M. METHLEY - VIOLET M. METHLEY I OL R SPECIAL SHORT STORY: I By Graeme rolled the dough haati- pallor Of her face con- the homely Occupation. fference as great as that bearm kitchen and the chill October night *hicb pressed againM c uin-l"\\^. The girl danced at Aunt Elspeth,3,253 words
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Advertisement15 1930-09-27 11 ■1 \^^fc^ fir// WS KVA I MILKMAID I M^k— r^*fs9!i^^^ 1!^. yfV IV IV IV15 words
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Article2278 1930-09-27 12 BRITAIN'S FINE AIR FORCE. TERRIERS IN TRAINING. THE MAN WHO SAVED EUROPE THE DISAPPEARING ISLAND. I.ond<»n, Aim. 13, lOj Aerial Attack Supreme. The exercises of the Royal Air Force cannot have been comforting to those Who had been led to l>elieve that recent improvements in the forniidability2,278 words
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Advertisement65 1930-09-27 12 A first class Virginia ci^arctte at a price to sull your Gold Spot cigarettes win provide you with a most enjoyable smoke etrk€% they can be obtained at the x^ry popular price of SO cents f^er i They ekr^ manufactured in England by Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd. who appreciate that65 words
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Advertisement290 1930-09-27 13 H II I 'l M 1 wL Ift <^1^ r 3 j Oiiginal bottle ffl^^S Open spaces, days of recreation and <I^^*k ißi keen en J°>' ment Unmarred b Y tlie -^r-^rdTcologne "'Shii!.'poo kl J I j^^^^l J" vicissitudes of a burning sun For I B lth soap Sect tc290 words
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Advertisement349 1930-09-27 14 Dependable! j| J| loae searchino; for a landing] "iMfl 'l Flash on your E\ eready. Flood the darkness^ ith brilliant. unfailing light. Dependable, durable. 1 1 attractive, Eveready Flashlights 1 I with Eveready Batteries ensure ■I "5 I I safety in rountlos emergencies. ifi flashlight value. Obtainable from FLASHLIGHTS BATTERIES349 words
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Advertisement91 1930-09-27 14 HUNG SUNG MERCHANT TAILOR, I 123, Bill Street, Phone No. 2*35 SINGAPORE. MARKING TIM! SB SB. SH. NO! W RE GOING AHEAD! COME TO Hi NG SUNG ITAILtR WHERE FIT AND STYLE IS ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. pnmpty dispatch- cd. at prices that L 3 djfy competition. jr?sfci) So, why else- 4?.91 words
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Article, Illustration56 1930-09-27 15 PROMINENT OFFICIALS AND RESIDENTS WHO OFFERED THEI R CONGRATULATIONS. In front are seen H. H. the Tungku Mahkota, the General Adviser (Mr. Shaw) and the Dato Mentri Besar. Recipients of S.M.J. Medals— (left to right) Major Md. Tahir b. Mohamedon, Capt. Musa56 words
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Article, Illustration60 1930-09-27 16 SEA SPORTS AT JOHORE BAHRU. School children watching the sports. Siddons winning motor boat race. A. P. Gaudart winner of the eight-mile course. The Tub Race. Koleh Race. SINGAPORE ISLAND GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP. Dinghy Rowing Race. I I I R. REUTON60 words
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Advertisement107 1930-09-27 17 CLOCKS MODERN STYLE TO ILLUSTRATION Size -2xl/4" x \by 4 H^'lO WR SILVERED DIAL H^H o H ■B^T^jt-^^H 14 HOUR STRIKE ON If I m I^B^^P^HHj OAK OR WALNUT SB rvJ I l ROBINSON Co., Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN TBI STBATTt itTTHiaWTS). Singapore, Kuala Lumpur. p 6RITI6H 4KSV MAOC 4 4107 words
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Advertisement148 1930-09-27 17 TWO NEW "CRUSHES", j 9! rTfwnr-Tv w".,,i,,i., r~ 7" r 1R 4 Si vV'- '<<&&&smjw -m 9 9 -B^a^t-^^Shb'^Ss^ v l^ > > J^l VHv^ak9 9 ♦&-■'"'> "■■^'••^iuam V 'Vj|K 9 9 _^^^^^—^^^^^^^^^^a^^^B bb^t 1 Baf B^B^BB I Dependable I against insect pests I Ptf For utter deadliiu^H— uui;iilin«; killing148 words
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Article800 1930-09-27 18 Being Smiles of He Week. By "Quiz!' Along *itli Lhe $1 libel verdict in tVnang must 1 c ranged the one cent fine in a case in Singapore a> evidence that the cosl of living (and sinning) really is being brought down in Malaya. It was rime the bench800 words
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Advertisement43 1930-09-27 18 i school for the Ideaf and dumb.! j> Deaf and Dumb children between six and sixteen years of v age will be taught to speak, read •> y, and write. For further particulars apply to the Principal, Bt. •> Thomas' Institute, Kuantan, Pahang, F.M.B. V'r43 words
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Advertisement591 1930-09-27 18 iniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiH) Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij. ROYAL PACKS! navigation 00. OB BATAVIA (Incorporated is liulLand) INDICK CONTRACT WITU TUX NIiTUEKI.ANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT Telephone No. 6451 sub-connections to:— Manager's Desk, Asst. Manager's Desk, Marine Supt., General j Freight Dept., Claims Dept., Accountant, Providing Dept. and j Passage Dept. REPRESENTATIVE for Singapore and Straits591 words
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Article777 1930-09-27 19 HOUSES OF STEEL tt curious anomaly that there •mid be empty hoUMI and high rents Zftot itfM time, as in Singapore t<>It is true that there has been J action in rents owing to the t i c prcssion— an inevitable if rebel tot cutting of values— but compared ritl777 words
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Article451 1930-09-27 19 I Nothing can be more vulgar \x more untrue than the ignorant assertion that the world owes its progress of knowledge to any particular race. The whole world is inter- dependent, and a constant stream of thought has, throughout ages, enriched the common heritage of mankind.451 words
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Article167 1930-09-27 19 SCIENTISTS' DISCOVERIES IN GERMAN LIGNITE SEAMS. Berlin. Miners in the German lignite (soft coal) deposits frequently come across patches of a fibrous substance that they name mankey's hair. Botanists have analysed the substance and made a close examination of the layers in which it occurs. In167 words
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Advertisement143 1930-09-27 19 J.i-.|»«r National Park \^v. f <*Oo*'.*«o«'a M~* -itonc National Park, I 1 .hkl do not fail to p^ I I I v s 1 t lc Niagara Falls M-^\\ iTi 1 I It c/fv 0/ Gold.-" i nf L'L i 1 1 f a au view the tver I \)^i^l143 words
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Article1279 1930-09-27 20 A WONDERFUL RECORD. Episodes in a Splendid Career. It seems to be the giwal opisjioai that Urn fifth Test mate h this BeaSOfl marks the la* appearance at Jack Hobbs ii! international cricket, writes a BpedaJ correspondent in The Observe: While OOC remembers that much the -.tine thing teas1,279 words
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Article434 1930-09-27 20 M. Jooctcn, the personal friend <>f King Carol of Rumania, gave to a gathering of newspaper representatives ■I his hotel in London a categorical denial from the King of the statements which have appeared in certain newspapers as to his relations with Princess Helen and his intended434 words
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Advertisement163 1930-09-27 20 '^T DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE JInd AMERICAN MAIL LINE ROUND THE WORLD SERVICE. From SINGAPORE and PENANG via COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES To t NEW YORK and BOSTON. Regular Fortnightly Servict Excellent Accommodations. NEXT SAILINGS Arr. Singapore. I^eave Spore Leave Penang President Harrison Sept. 29 Oct.163 words
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Article1948 1930-09-27 21 I j: Notes By "Spectator (SINGAPORE'S GLORIOUS VICTORY. Malays Win Local Cup Final. local evening paper has been and has devoted a column and Hull v ia lf leading article ibout a trifling cident which resulted in the poatpone- a football fixture. We JariiiK instances of ifcconsist,u that1,948 words
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Advertisement149 1930-09-27 21 The Pleasures of Life! m m\ n.il l;<m,,| s(jn,irr imal i.s iLTtainlv one of the greatest <>! them ii >ou can enjoy it and fear n«. aftt r effecti You will di^t-st ><>ur f(Kxl l'tttct il \'iii take i B% LIVER LAXATIVE /T± 7^/^N^^ GET THE PINKETTES SMILE ■■J 1149 words
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340 1930-09-27 22 The Malayan Saturday Post September 27, 1930. SINGAPORE'S HEALTH. Yet mother annual report shows what a healthy place Singapore is, for those who arc able and willing to take elementary precaut ions. The "v ilium" applies to personal habits, including moderation in drink and other resects, the taking <>f whokmmt340 words
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Article298 1930-09-27 22 "CLOSING DOWN Bvtryonc >«eenis to be agreed that from next month rubber estates which art- D<it paying their way will begin to close down, and once such a movement starts it gathers fofCe. Is it fully realised just what this will mean to Malaya? It will throw many thousands inou298 words
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Article307 1930-09-27 22 The Legislative Council ivili meet <>v Monday, with what appears to be Vtfjf tame agenda perhaps the calm before the st<>nn '»f Budget Day and the following meeting. But it may be assumed that the Ttioffieial Members will not neglect the importunity available to them in the307 words
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Article148 1930-09-27 22 THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE. ROYAL BANQUET ON OCT. 3RD, Elaborate Preparations in London. The Imperial Conference will provide the occasion for the most rainptuom function <>f the year on October ;ru. when the Kinj; will give a banquet n honour of the Prime Minister.*, of tin. Britisli IVuninioiis at Buckingham Palace.148 words
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Article122 1930-09-27 22 GOVERNMENT BANQUET AND I RECEPTION. I I Preparations ate well advanced fa I the Imperial Conference, which begin I on ftrpttmfrfr 30. I The Dominion delegations will begni I to arrive within the next few days. They will )k' acoinnuxlated in vari«>ib faffgC hotels and a122 words
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54 1930-09-27 22 PUNISHMENT FOR MURDER OF POLICE INSPECTOR. [Reuters Service.] Midnapnre, Sept Twvlvc men have been H'lllfcefl transportation for life, five- to two)'**** rigorom unprisoonent ami nine quitted at ihe trial by social lumai ol 33 civil disobedience volunK chanted wHh tlu- murdef ol >n impectoi Bholutfttti Gbofkrryinfaf teved irtri dtscbtrged o54 words
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Advertisement112 1930-09-27 22 To enhance the yaV beauty or your hair jjt KEEPS THE HAIR IN PLACE #iiis iiii M£nri€n J MENNEN M Guards f* Baby's Sleep. Protect your baby from the unseen menaces: Moisture, Friction and Infection. Thete three enemies inflame tender skins, spofKnf baby* I health- and growth-producing sleep. In Mermen112 words
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Advertisement22 1930-09-27 22 Heat and the Nerves Conquer the nerve -weakening influence of constant heat by strengthening your nerves with SANATOGEN The True Tsm r-Fnnd22 words
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Article57 1930-09-27 23 London, Sept. 17 fig tii>t i»n/e for short drinks in the Im ,rLti-nal C(K-ktail Coni^-tition in dun, in wiiich the juries sampled K-ktails, was awarded for a i .IU-d Goktea Dawn," which <lrmk can*" <t a dtsh m grenadine, unto! eadl ol orange juice, apricot 'I'^lv,57 words
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46 1930-09-27 23 I London, Scj»t. 10. s] Wiiliain M«>rris has contribvted t1,,. whole >uni of £100,000 required for g^HUt Olvservatory site at Oxford uo whkb ;t hospital b to l>c erected. < n WilHam Morris recently «aye ardj 1 new maternity home.46 words
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Article54 1930-09-27 23 Ke uter s Service. J Shanghai, Sept. 24. There is ntill ik> news of Fathers n and Linehau. PoOChoW, Sept. 34. There is nothing definite as to the release of Miss Xettleton and Miss Harrison. The British Consul at Foochow, Mr. A. Martin, is still at Kienninv:54 words
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Article124 1930-09-27 23 [Reuters Service.] Nanking, Sept. Interviewed U- Renter concerning the report from Washington regard in- ;i tribtarel extraterritorial Conference be I ki China, Gftnt Britain an<l the nited States, the Foreign Minister, Dr C. T Wang, declared thai the report is .ji mindless. He added that he was still engaged124 words
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146 1930-09-27 23 I [Reuters Service.] I New York, vSept. 14. I Tin- residents of Salt Lake City have I *W to offtr fifty pounds of silver I manufacture of the loving cup I PrctcMtd to Sir Thomas Upton. ninounced that 1,500 contribu- nd exceeding dollar each,146 words
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Article210 1930-09-27 23 [Reuters Service.] Sbaughai, Sept. 25. Marshal Chans Hstteh-tiang, interviewed l>y the Mukden correspondent "f tlit- North China L>aily News," Stated that it is his intention vigorously t<> maintain the integrity of the Maritime Customs and to secure the iervice against military interference. He added "I have210 words
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98 1930-09-27 23 [Rkutkr's Sir vice.] London, >c-|»t. 15. The well-known motorist, MrsVictor Bruce, li recently learned to fly, lvft H&toil Awrudronic at 7.1 j a.m. to-day in a single-seater BlackhurnBluebird aeroplane on mysterious flight. It is understood she is going to Japan but other reports credit98 words
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Article146 1930-09-27 23 Captain K. P. Matthews, tin British airtnan, instructor t<> the London Aeroplane Clllb, and of Miss Amy Johnson. who left Croydoo at dawn on September ifttli on all attempt to break Hinkler's record for a solo fli.uht to Australia, arrived here to-day from Calcutta, in hi>146 words
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Article122 1930-09-27 23 Tservict Geneva, Sept. 14. l.oitl Cecil, it neeting <>t the Third Committee, littered a warning against nulling the General Disarmament Conference without propel preparation. The warning followed speech made by Count Bemttorff, Germany, who, with Other speakers, felt doubtful a» regards the utility of the preparatory Disarmament Commission which,122 words
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Article23 1930-09-27 23 I,<>|)(l<>ll, Sept. JJ. It ill officially announced that the namei c.t the Ducheai of York'i baby will Ik Margaret Roac.23 words
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44 1930-09-27 23 AMSTERDAM TO BATAVIA FORTNIGHTLY AIR SERVICE. Amaterdam, Sept. 25* A regular fortnightly airmail aervict! between Amsterdam and Batavia has been opened to-day. The plane carried 33,00q letters ami wa.s piloted by Van Dyk, who recently accompanied Kingfr ford Smith on his trans- Atlantic flight.44 words
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Article145 1930-09-27 23 [Reuters' Service.] In the Amateur Coll C bampionahip, third round, Junes defeated Coleinan n 5, Sweetser McCarthy 5 Seiner McPhai] 5/4 and Hoiuans I y ehman 8 7. Jonea was often in tiyjit corner during; the inorntflg. He did not haw single birdif and was often home145 words
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Advertisement49 1930-09-27 23 +3 a trial run witd pleasure, you I H are sure to be pleased witd tfie performance of tde I I I H I4bV^ a^^ I!■ Vt I I V Cm A^ Lr IT A^ Jw Cm m I Penang, Ipoh, Taipiug, Koala Lnmpur, Seremban, Malacca and Haad Yai.49 words
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Article42 1930-09-27 24 Renter's Service New York{ Stpt 24. The heads »>f tlie Hank nf Ungluud, ilk- H;ink <»f France ajul the Reichsbunk are exacted to meet shortly with a view to discussing measures for the alleviation of the world .wide business depression.42 words
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244 1930-09-27 24 LIFT INCREASED TO 166 TONS. MANY IMPROVEMENTS. New Starting Mechanism Installed. Sept. l 8« Before very 'long the British airship R-ioi will be able to sail the skies without taking any petrol with her. Hitherto the ha-» had to carry a certain amount244 words
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Article59 1930-09-27 24 FOURTH-YEAR GIRL STUDENT REMANDED. Calcutta, Sept. 18. Miss Renuka Sen. I fourth-year student of the Bcthme College for C.irls, who was trreated in connection with the discovery <>f lxunbs at Jorabagn (North Calcutta), was placed before the Magistrate and remanded. An application for bail was referred59 words
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Article173 1930-09-27 24 London, Sept. 6th. Colonel V. Ci Richmond, designer of the airship R-ioi, in an address before the Kngineering Section of the British Association, meeting at Bristol, said that before the shape of the R-iui was decided upon, special studies were made of fast-swimming fakes. It was173 words
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Article67 1930-09-27 24 ELECTION OF LEAGUE JUDGES. [Reuter'.s Scrviot. Geneva, Sept. 25Fifteen candidates have been elected to the Court of Intel national Justice, including Mr. Adatchi (Japan* Heer Van Bysiogei (Holland M. PlWßa>jeot (France Sii Cecil Hurst (Great Britain Mr. Prank Kellogg (United States and Pi Wang Chui Hui (China Sir67 words
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Article192 1930-09-27 24 NEW QUICKFIRING RIFLES. LIKELY TO REVOLUTIONIZE MUSKETRY. London, Sept. 12. Two quickfiring rifles demonstrated at Hisley by Vickers- Armstrong, Ltd.. are likely to revolutionize musketry and should provide a colossal increase in the fire po w <*' r of infantry. The Vickers- Berthier machine-rifle, weighiag only 10 Ibt., can be192 words
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Article203 1930-09-27 24 SPECIAL MEDICAL BOARDS ADVICE. Simla, Sept. S. Nainital, Sept. S A Press communique states. It was recently announced that iv view of the report of the private medical advisers of Pandit Motilal Nehru regarding the state of his health, the Government had directed his examination by a203 words
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Article298 1930-09-27 24 pioneer of Australian! watting. i By coincidence, Cfatfki tteuik B whose death at an advanced announced lew days ago, I ject -1 .in <<' n n.v, slip iii u B "The (»l»Mivcrs" full arm.. B years of Australian cricket, 'f .B tence referred to "Charles Haiiii298 words
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Advertisement107 1930-09-27 24 t»<. <. .> •:♦•> .>♦;. •> .> {'I PILL HAIRAN No. 1. X ACTS LIKE MAGIC JUST ARRIVED FROM HINDUSTAN A Specific which thickens the human V itinen. emiibionb and all B V Spcrmatorrrho«a. H No. 1 Price SI O.OO per bottle No. 2 Price $3 30 per bottle MINYAK107 words
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Article963 1930-09-27 25 ARGUS - ARGUS J A MALAYAN REVIEW. B^l —--z f^ \x I he prophets were for once justified, Singapore won the Malaya Cup all lt on Saturday, when at the Anson d gfcdi i *ey defeated SelangoT thr c dear .<xils~ all scored in the feu minutes of963 words
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Advertisement188 1930-09-27 25 ASSETS EXCEED $11,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $38,000,000. J The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. 1 (Incorimr\tei> in Straits Settlements). <• HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life188 words
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Article1502 1930-09-27 26 The l"ss ..i the Ashes to r.nglsjsd is vow an accomplished tact, and no one can surest that they have not been won t>y the btfttei team. So far as the actual matches themselves ne concerned, the first **aa won l\\ England with the ..id ot the weatlu-t.1,502 words
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Article, Illustration197 1930-09-27 26 SHE HAS ABOUNDING ENERGY. Other women may well exclaim "How d(X.-s she manage it?" She plays in the mixed doubles and finishes as fresh as any of the men. The men don't drift away when she appears on the courts; they know she can be relied upon197 words
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Advertisement404 1930-09-27 26 rttttttttttttl'lf Hi NORMAL TUTORIAL I! SERIES. i si. Approximation m arithmetic eir 11 The Normal Mental anthir- Uc iy a«4 Knotty Potnta ta anttuncuc I •oived lJa J M Typical Dednctioßa part 1, I v «d in J 15. Knotty points ia Baclid x fc at. Knotty powta ia Algvbra404 words
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Article, Illustration1649 1930-09-27 27 Special to Malayan Saturday Post." f Copyright. <• i 4*4 >*t t*T t*T t*- T*- T*- ik London, Aim. IB, igjo. WAR STORIES IN BULK. ShO rt Stories of the War --ottiswoode) is the tirst [lection of short stories of Val u> t* published and it is iua1,649 words
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Advertisement466 1930-09-27 27 rj i What would you do J if you lost your job? P It is no good trying to disguise the fact that the future of many people in this country is very precarious. Rubber is bad, tin is uncertain and busing* generally is in a very depressed state, and466 words
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Advertisement206 1930-09-27 28 «i iHo' I i RECLYKO J is a great cure for DIABETES. It was shown uponß J chemical analysis that the quantity of sugar and acetoneß .> in the urine of patients after a few days treatment withß j this preparation was reduced to a minimum, it I eliminated altogether,206 words
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Article, Illustration48 1930-09-27 30 KJHGF KING GEORGE V SCHOOL ANNUAL SPORTS, SEREMBAN. H H H The Yam Tuan with the Hon. Mr. A. Caldecott, V!o V /o i D«;^«f\ C.B.E. (Br.t.sl Res.dent). The Headmaster Mr E. H. Wilson Wlth H.H. The Yam Tuan. B^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^*" I H H The Yam Juan and party>48 words
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Advertisement122 1930-09-27 31 High Grade $*i I USED FOR EASE AND <y V SUITABLE FOR jfi SEASON'S GIFT. Jr The»e are the qnalltles of V PILOI DESK SET. Jr THE PILOT DESK SET. 'j Price:— $6.50 to $25.00 complete. Colour: White Onyx, 1 tali in Marble, Black. Yellow, Etc. THE PILOT PENS. I122 words
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Article632 1930-09-27 32 Lt. Gen. Lord Baden- Powell - Lt. Gen. Lord Baden-Powell F BACKWOODSMANSHIP. 1 (By of Gilwell). J A man Mid t«» me one day that it was nf very little use to teach Scouts to be s<*h! backwoodsmen, because there are BO backwoods left in the world now. It is all becoming632 words
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Advertisement226 1930-09-27 32 —CAR OWNERS-^ I .We can upholster and paint your B Car, renew your Hood, Side I bcrcens, Cushion Covers, etc.— m I cheaper than any linn in Singa- I H pore. I OUK MATERIALS AND ft WORKMANSHIP ARK X GUARANTEED. B THE SINGAPORE I UPHOLSTERY. 1 3, Armenian Street. I226 words
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Advertisement130 1930-09-27 33 p^ Old-fashioned two-eds:ed blades did not up to their task because v>l water I MAR 1^ thinness. The new shaped I ~^==ii holes in Pro'mk Mades I rr^ r |l distribute bendinv strain I '—l. ilTn^lk and make 17% extra weight I I^C-7 A J.^ possible Probak blades Ht I130 words
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Advertisement368 1930-09-27 34 f'COOD BOOKS'! THE HOLY BIBLE. A.- ..I <; Version. In large variety O f 9 .> types and bindings. Pubi.necß by the British and Forei^M •> Bible Society, S.P.C.K., O,f rd» ;i; University Press, the King'jM Printers, and Collins Cler.S Type Press. I Price from 50 cents to $|n I368 words
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Advertisement165 1930-09-27 35 ELIZABETH LIMITED J ITHE ENGLISH HAIR BEAUTY I I SPECIALISTS. I 4. PKNANO KOAD, (Amber Mansions) I j H'# guurantss int§llig»nt If+lmtnt 9/ /h« T f HAIR, HEAD, FACE AND FIGURE.! i Permanent Waving- improved method by Diplomaed j Artists j Medical Electricity and Swedish Massage. State <> I Registered165 words
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Advertisement268 1930-09-27 36 YOU MUST SEE THIS VERY ATTRACTIVE I l i > I BORNEO MO I OKS L I U. I! j Estate Trust Agencies j (1927) Limited. A TRUST COMPANY REGISTERED UNDER THE TRUST COM- PANIES 1 ORDINANCE OF 1926, WITH SECURITY DEPOSITED j WITH THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS GOVERNMENT. REGISTERED HEAD268 words
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Advertisement166 1930-09-27 36 1 Kalzana puts I backbone into boys! •A CHILD from three to f\ thirteen years needs as mucn Calcium a day as two grown men, tor the child is constantly building the growing skeleton." L. M. Randall, M.D., in tb« "Dental Cosmos," Oct., 1928. Your boy needs even more Calcium166 words
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Article, Illustration188 1930-09-27 37 v Alexander Nolte, the German Architect and Civil Engineer of No. 22, The Arcade, Singapore, is booking orders for houses made of which he will shortly introduce here. He claims that these houses will be quite suitable for our climate. By reason of the mode of188 words
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Article, Illustration86 1930-09-27 38 SDJGHJK EX-SERVICES ASSOCIATION OF MALAYA. Acting on Medica, advice H.H. the Suitan of .chore has a g ain <or Europe. The ahove photographs were taken on board the Mantua just before sailing. AT THE BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS OF H.H. THE SULTAN OF86 words
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Advertisement77 1930-09-27 39 \W| f* \J) <M/ WESTFRN CLOCK CO., LIMITED >. V^M^?V--_A' Peterborough, Ontario, Canada LX)DGE& SEYMOUR, 1.1 D, ***t ***t*' ''"'Mt i*xT iTi' nil fr t ll Hilt Hli ii Jtrrr'tiT^' V w flt 8 B ijlpiy t j?i^^w i ftt 'SB I p gv> t 4m JFa^^^^m- T/ II fif77 words
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Advertisement37 1930-09-27 39 The Wine of Kings The King of Wines Agents. I JOHN LITTLE 6? Co., Ltd. I (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR. PENANG tf IPOH. BEER I I 5 REAL BEER aocorporatediaSß.) I j r *fjl I37 words
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Article209 1930-09-27 40 DR. JACKS ON PLEASURES OF CREATIVE SKILL. "The leisure of the idle rich is one thills; the leisure «»f the Uk poor is ■Bother. I know not ivhtch ol the t\\<' is the more dangerous to society and the More demoralising t<» its j»o»e>sor." So said Dr.209 words
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Article252 1930-09-27 40 TOO MANY THREATS TO EXACT OBEDIENCE. "There is far *•><> much deliberate instilling vi fear of drastic punishment m children in order to secure ~'><xl behaviour," said l>r. Alice Htttchinson, in an address appealing for the inculcation of courage, before the British Social Hygiene Council's summer252 words
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Article978 1930-09-27 41 0N CHANGING ONE'S MIND. I pofceeof m one oi the f MedidM .*ked a student how I t certain drug should be adI t0 a patient suffering from v I;X A tablespoonful young nian, promptly. nade no immediate comL^n this reply, but began to talk 1. matters Le*978 words
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Article754 1930-09-27 41 THE SECRET OF INFLUENCE. It is a matter of exj»cnence that neither wealth nor good government secures men's happiness. So long as their spiritual powers lie dormant they cannot attain the full satisfactions of lite. If these are thwarted or perverted nothing can bring to the individual or754 words
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Article354 1930-09-27 41 PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES The Second Command. Without holy charity for our neighbours we are without virtue. The Church would have us o/inparc Our Lord's love for us with our love for our neighbour. Not only did lie die for us, but He gave us the Blessed Sacrament. He accepted the354 words
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Article1917 1930-09-27 42 The following sermon was preached in the church of St Mary the Great, Cambridge, by th< Rev. J. O. F. V-- ray, I 1 Hon. Canon oi. E?lj Cat! 1 Poi [have eiv< c Lord w luYli also 1 delivered unto you, That rd Jesus the1,917 words
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Article607 1930-09-27 42 Tin-. <!*>c» not constitute Bl to the position which the n naturally occupied since tin 1 creation. For a mother U I T I to the mother and what M 9iegertsz, of Kdith IL-i^ Place, Wellawatte, Ceylon, 11 about i baby's best friend 5] 1 of vital607 words
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Article1450 1930-09-27 43 FUTURE OF WORLD'S OIL SUPPLY. tje OPEN DOOR IN IRAQ: FORTHCOMING BRITISH NEGOTIATIONS. Lpar. iwm scttlmg a number o£ outrrl ,K>int» arising out of the Treaty consultation with KS« whitehal1 the i MesopotamUn statesmen, Kby'uie Prime Minister, General I h paia as Said, who also hold* I oortfoli- of Foreign1,450 words
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