Malayan Saturday Post, 21 January 1933
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Malayan Saturday Post
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Title Section24 1933-01-21 1 PRICE 20 CENTS. THE MALAYAN Saturday Post IliiiH AYA TRIBUNE"PRESSXXDiI il rng sTWAiTg s*yyi*»«*Zrg *>*-^^>«-» I VOL XI. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1933. NO. 17.24 words
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Advertisement48 1933-01-21 2 Spirit:ITHE Malaya Tribune Press I Limited. 56-60, Anson Road, Singapore, PRINTERS I OF THIS I PUBLICATION The Malayan Saturday Post 1 THE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT I I undertakes:- j Book Work, Catalogues, Monthly Magazines, and General Jobbing Orders. I Prompt Execution I I of all Orders. (£&sss:.: y:;::::::48 words
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Advertisement58 1933-01-21 2 f i^y^W a g <r^— -ms&ar, ■Tme Favourite Mineral Waters Atew Eveready JP?i3j flashlights _______^^______________H S< ____H ___________________^^H j^^^^Bj j For Sale Everywhere |*"^s TRADE MARK I Metal Top Unit Cell. feS&l Df fcg^l FLASHLIGHTS BATTERIES 7 Patent ihroughout I th: world I I 1 1 I —they last longer.58 words
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THE Malayan Saturday Post
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Article55 1933-01-21 1 CONTENTS OF THIS ISSUE. Page. Editorials 2 Sparkles,'' by "Quiz" 3 Sports Notes, by Echo".. 4 Malayan Sports News and Pictures 5 Golf, by Joyce Wethered 9 Home Soccer II Talkie Topics 12 Photographic Section 17, 18, 19 and 20 Literary Notes 22 Motoring 23 Woman's Viewpoint 25 London Letter55 words
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Article92 1933-01-21 1 The funeral will take place on Tuesday next of Madam Chung Slew Y in (Mrs. Lajii Kam Thong), who died at her residence m Psnaag recently after an illness of a few months. The deceased was the daughter of the well known ami wealthy ('hinese, the late Capitan Cheang Kenj?92 words
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Article707 1933-01-21 1 here tmd there in M«\i*\v«v Mr. W. J. Wilcoxeon, of the Straits Trading Co., and Mrs. Wileoxson Bailed for Home on leave 1>V the Thailand Castle/' AVing'-Cominainler E. J. P. Hurling, in command of the Roval Air Force station at Mount Ratten, Plymouth, has left for Singapore to command707 words
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Advertisement72 1933-01-21 1 The "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST is owned and published by the Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd., 56-60, A nson Road, Singapore. Communications regarding Articles and Illustrations should be addressed to THE EDITOR; regarding Subscriptions and Advertisements, to Till. MANAGER. Articles, sketches and photographs submitted for consideration should be accompanied by stamped and72 words
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Article1402 1933-01-21 2 commentary on current events. i*v ttae Editor* Ai. oth.-r meeting i I the Legislative Council has been held m Penang. To what en I? A men sentimental we almost uud idiosyncratic! endeavour to honour the Northern Settlement by enabling it to play host lo oar local 11 Parliament."1,402 words
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Article741 1933-01-21 3 tjttu 4< The Vexed Leg Theory the Bare or Stockinged issue, presumably. Some of Singapore's City Fathers Wen recently taken for a r. lo." But, happily, not by gangsters only m motor-rickshas. s Tl c Bishop of Singapore banker* after a new order." There are quite a lot of741 words
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Article580 1933-01-21 3 'Tf ignorance is bliss," said Black. To Whit, well, then, my boy, You'd better get your life^ insured You're apt to die of joy!" She was very stout. A long course of slimming lessons had failed to give her that schoolgirl figure. One day she went into a secondhand clothes580 words
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Article1092 1933-01-21 4 icho. ga - icho.ga HRSCsl notes «l the u^k WWdMmM I by Well dom", Selangor! A fine ***** side on Saturday capped a apl end id season, beginning moderately hut steadily improving just when the hot waa called b>r. by defeating Singapore iii the Malaya Cup final at Kuala Lumpur. The1,092 words
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Advertisement40 1933-01-21 4 j\ yJ^yt WEAKNESS^ jl\ CJM DEBrUTT gO AN£M I A fIpf^'OESCHIENS 'Syrup Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed that this radfal remedy ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and strength. Far better than scrums, raw meat, Medicated wines, *tck>40 words
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Article, Illustration965 1933-01-21 5 " RIMAU - "RIMAU.") (BY As McNeice, the Selangor captain, said at the Rugby In ion din .er at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday night, it was about time Selangor won the Cup, and Singapore will be the last to grudge them the privilege, which has not been theirs since965 words
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Article, Illustration1110 1933-01-21 7 Lieut. Tarrant scored a try for the South m the initial half, anl Syni obtained a very clever try after a spectacular dash lrom mi Ifiel 1, for Tarrant to add the major points, m the second period. To T. P. M. Lewis of Perak falls1,110 words
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Article2070 1933-01-21 9 j FAMOUS WOMAN PLAYER'S TIPS TO TYROS, j BY MISS JOYCE WETHERED, SEVERAL TIMES j j BRITISH CHAMPION. j i (STRICTLY COPYRIGHT) XXI.— TRIALS OF BIG GOLF. To enumerate all the competitions and matches that a lady golfer can indulge m, if she pleases, would entail an2,070 words
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1048 1933-01-21 10 XXIII.— HOW TO PLAY THE PITCH SHOT. Thc short approach which is pitched up to the hole side requires, I think, more practice than any other shot m the game. It may come naturally to some to play with back-spin, but I should be inclined to say that it is1,048 words
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Advertisement96 1933-01-21 10 m FOR WEAK DIGESTION AND I CONSTIPATION I USE OUR FAMOUS I "ATANK NIGRAH PILLS" 32 Pills for 80 cents only. j j The Pills are a sure cure for urinary diseases, for all diseases re- j j suiting from youthful indulgence, j imparting wonderful strength and I 5 vigour,96 words
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Article, Illustration1671 1933-01-21 11 Pie Ensli§h and Scottish I <m\<Jih> m m How the side* are shaping <s^| Alter the extraordinary results registered m many of the t itvs m ilnThird Round of the .English F. A. Cup competition, it would be unsafe to predict who may be m the final1,671 words
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Article, Illustration1393 1933-01-21 12 __mß_m_m - __mß_m_m. ond news Vjr from lIIMI AND. r.liletl by GENE GERRARD' S NEXT. INTERESTING NEWCOMER FROM HOLLYWOOD. The latest 8.1. P. film starring Gene C.cii anl, an adaptation oi I. G. Wodehousc's Leave it Bsmith," is now m production at Elstree Studios under the direction ut" Monty Banks.1,393 words
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Article, Illustration3023 1933-01-21 13 Eleanor Packer - SUCCESS IN A HURRY IS HARMFUL. Eleanor Packer.) The Views of Miss Maureen O'Sullivan. (By Many things have happened to Maureen O'Sullivan m the three years she has spent m Hollywood exciting, thrilling things, hand m hand with heartbreak, disillusionment and disappointment. But Maureen has learned her lesson. She has3,023 words
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Article, Illustration36 1933-01-21 15 Chandu The Magician. THE ALHAMBRA' S CHINESE NEW YEAR ATTRACTION. FOX Chandfl casts his niagic spell. Edmund Lowe as Cliaiidu." The crystal reveals— Walking th rough fire Bdmond Lowe and Irene Ware. The famous rope trick.36 words
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Article227 1933-01-21 16 Stanley Fields now is playing his thirty -sixth rola m as many consecutive months m Paramounts Island of Lost Souls." Fredric March and Claudette Colbert were required to work for three days with a full-grown leopard during scenes for Cecil B. De Mille's Paramount picture, The vSign of the Cross."227 words
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Advertisement232 1933-01-21 16 He Helped Everybody I, J I but himself A knight of .the road who rode tm n the rail£...a ne'er do well with a 1116 i)6SI carefree song concealing his heavy r heart helping two youngters j Uf jl] jm amT- OVCr c Um P S a tcn^ er 1°232 words
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Article, Illustration31 1933-01-21 17 The Singapore Police Ball: Three group photographs taken at the Adelphi Hotel, Singapore, on the occasion of the annual police ball, a function which is always a popular artaii m Singaoore.31 words
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Article, Illustration42 1933-01-21 17 AMERICAN SAILORS AT THE GREAT WOULD. A group photograph showing the Singapore Chinese Y. U C. Woo Combine and a team of American sailors from the s.s. President Van Buren. It was a most one-sided basket-ball garrr, ;v e sailors loosing tl-7.42 words
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Article, Illustration180 1933-01-21 18 Reunion Dinner of Malay College Old Boys' Association. SANCCWN PARK RACES— The Sandown Handicap Steeplechase was wen by Gay Devil;" Alike wa second and Inverse third. The photograph shows Brown Talisman leading the winner. Gay Devil," at the water jump the second time round. Central News An interior view ofCentral News - 180 words
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Article, Illustration107 1933-01-21 22 AT THE WATER'S EDGE. -A pretty picture taken at a recent Taiping wedding between Mr. Koh Pooi Kee, Chinese interpreter at Parit Bunta\ and Miss Ong Poh Lam, ot Taiping. A more delightful setting to: the photograph could scarcely have been selected. Helow. ONE OF ENGLAND'S107 words
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Article162 1933-01-21 23 "Help the robins to raise their family. "Please do not cross the bridge." The above notice was prominently displayed for several weeks on a bridge which crossed a stream flowing through Hillcrest Golf Course, Missouri. Two robins had built a nest m the centre of162 words
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Article161 1933-01-21 23 A South African policeman recently did a good piece of work when he and one native constable held up four thousand fight-mad natives and prevented a battle m which many lives must have been lost. On the bank of a jungle river, Constable Burton found that161 words
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Article116 1933-01-21 23 Some workmen cleaning out a water tank before removing it during the demolition of a building m Westminster, received a big surprise when they found three fish swimming m the tank. The tank is situated forty feet above ground, and the problem of how the fish got116 words
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Article116 1933-01-21 23 A big German shipping firm has made a presentation to one of its employees, a stoker, who undoubtedly saved the loss of a liner and many lives. Stoking the fires on his ship one day, this stoker saw m a shovelful of coal he had just116 words
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Article138 1933-01-21 23 (Illustrated) 56-60, Anson Road, Singapon*. ADVERTISING RATES: Per month. On cover (Front and Back, Full Page $100.00 half Page 60.00 1/3 Page 34.00 On Inside Cover, Pages II and 111. Full Page 90.00 Half Page 45.00 1/3 Page 81.00 Contracts for positions on cover minimum period138 words
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Advertisement33 1933-01-21 23 The "Malaya Tribune lH______________________HHlHHaMHßHHHHßH^ 5 Cents Daily All the I Soundest News I Views Independent Progressive The Journal That Leads Public Opinion Its Sales are Continually Increasing Because It is The People's Paper33 words
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Article1432 1933-01-21 24 Charles Pilgrim - Charles Pilgrim.) i^^^AbooK^ and meir writers. Ml WHAT LONDON IS READINGALL THE BRONTES: MEN WHO COULD NOT SUBMIT. MORE "THICK EARS." (By London, Jan. 5 (By Air Mail.) The Brontes will never tail to attract the minus vi otiicr writers, aim, 111 tne past lew years, tile interest1,432 words
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Article107 1933-01-21 24 After a dry spell of ten years, Central Australia welcomed a severe rainstorm, and vegetation flourished again m barren desert land, and the crops began to grow. But a plague of mice followed the rain, eating everything m their path. A similar plague occurred m 1917, and107 words
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Article1428 1933-01-21 25 e ga**'l » - e ga**'l»^|| Motoring Notes. Ef& garag "I TOLD THE OTHER IDIOT TALES OF CLAIMS— WHEN THE INSURANCE ASSESSORS SMILE. "My car was stolen, and I set up a human cry, but it has not been recovered." That is an excerpt from a letter addressed to an insurance company1,428 words
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Article1460 1933-01-21 26 JUST A FEW OF THE JOBS IT DOES. it all the cosnpouei ts a bich have become essential m i modern car none is so important .1- the hatterj the primaiy object oi which is to store an I supply electrical current foi ignition, starting and lighting.1,460 words
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Article58 1933-01-21 26 DO YOU KNOW THAT— A California! motor-bus has a kitchen m which meals are prepared and served on loner journeys? Amone the foreigners living m London, Russians are most numerous? The cheapest book for sale m a certain New York book shop costs £200 An American racehorse, threatened with blindness,58 words
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Article, Illustration1050 1933-01-21 27 tropical recipes Ph.l.n*: r - WOMAN'S VIEWPOINT tropical recipes Ph.l.n*: r fashions And fancies by A MAYFAIR NOTEBOOK. A SUCCESSFUL "LITTLE SEASON: CIRCUS TIME: LINGERIE MODES. (By Philine. > London, Jan. 5 (by Air Mail). There is a general feeling abroad that this Little Season, which has maintained its gaitie* right tip to tiie end1,050 words
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Article985 1933-01-21 27 (By Marian.") A DELICIOUS NIGHT-CAP. Peel and slice two large apples, place them m a double saucepan with lemon juice and sugar to taste Pour over a quart of boiling water. Keep warm on a slow fire till the apples are soft, strain and it is ready to985 words
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Advertisement221 1933-01-21 28 T j ALWAYS KEEP WITH YOU A POT OF i AMRUTANJAN 1 A SOVEREIGN REMEDY For t HEADACHE RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA TOOTHACHE CUTS, BRUISES COUGH. COLD and all other aches and pains. OF FULL BO*Tt YEARS' j m^A\______^^^ m AMRUIANJAN DEPOT- HgS j j Bombay, Madras, Calcutta, j i Rangoon and221 words
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Article, Illustration2320 1933-01-21 29 LONDON LETTER *m* 'old country. 3 OUT-OF-DATE EDUCATION CRITICISED. London, Jan. 5 (by Air Mail). Many business men wiil heartily endorse what Sir William Beveridge, Director of the London School of Economics, had to say at the annual meeting of the Headmasters' Conference about the older universities, especially Oxford and2,320 words
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Article249 1933-01-21 30 20 Pages For 5 Cents Every Saturday. WEEK-END SUPPLEMENT FOR THE HOME. I The Soturdjsy tribune has is NOV -v r*g<* N5 ,his co *t* tn exclusive An .»!<"< articles, the Bey* c<>>>;< i. the Gifts' i owner. Sates foe Women, Hook lomments, Motoring Sates una s sechou249 words
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Advertisement107 1933-01-21 30 ______> ______—________■»_____■■»__________>. j ___m-^%', fl=_H^=^ vi R=§^&: *>•< fl flOi 1 f^>m- knmU .^^Tm m^_-_ m^^__ fl DI 4 A\ K__§^^>v" fl I /AM E ft Am Wl<aZ>-^ mumTrj^^^^^^^^^^^^^^T-^ Ipßaß ay er i Beware of Imitations! Of all good products there are imitations which are not only worthless but positively107 words
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Article856 1933-01-21 31 technical lips y^^ ' iladiolW - technical lips y^^ iladiolW notes SU reception Edited b JAVA LEADS THE EAST. REVIEW OF WIRELESS TRANSMISSIONS IN D.E.I. It is to the credit of the Dutch colonists that radio has been able to develop to so great an extent m the Dutch Bast Indies. Multitude of856 words
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Article282 1933-01-21 31 CURING HAND-CAPACITY. nana-capac uy vi one Oi me chief Caiem oi litiiuie m loiig-uisUuiive suoi V »UVC m**Jmtm\* H )fOU *.\mlm I Cllle ll o^' any ol the usual mttUMMS, tnen use extrusion nannies on* vour \uiianle councilors and urmg me dials out to v iaLM«282 words
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Advertisement135 1933-01-21 31 vcVv Rheumatism fc^\ Owollen joints, m |Li v JT j aching muscles, a stiffening of r^^^f^y^mj l h<-* limbs, usually mean an attack of rheumatism. VVv When the pains are acute JP )T and persistent, apply a little r £J /if/ Sloan's Liniment;gently,withjf I f J J out rubbing. At135 words
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Article, Illustration42 1933-01-21 32 [By courtesy of Thin is what Chinese Red look- like. Woif Buan Wa* the m.n rtoos Hottww (U ii m an) Xt i leader, who. it is said. has been responaible for the slau of over 100.000 people. Sin Chew Jit PohSin Chew Jit Poh - 42 words
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Advertisement225 1933-01-21 32 PHONE 4198. I-^raS^ PHONE 4198 We are Iviaiaya's Leading Stockists of the most Comprehensive Range of M RADIO AND MAINS COMPONENTS' 1 etc., Just unpacked the lates from/ Olympia Show. Marconiphone Pick-ups: Wearite Screened H. F. Chokes: Wearite O.G Oscillators and 0.T.1 and 0.T.2 Intermediates. Colvern Type K.S.W. Oscillators and225 words
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Advertisement228 1933-01-21 32 BENZINE AND KEROSENE PRICES. ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO (S.S.), LTD. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various biands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.86 ex 4 gallon drum per British Imperial gallon $0.89 Shell Motor Spirit p;r 4 gallon tin $3.78 Shell228 words
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Miscellaneous315 1933-01-21 32 WIRELESS STATIONS RECEIVED IN MALAYA. Wave. Station. Time. (Singapore) v 0 Kosns (Italy) 2RO ">ail> from 10 p.m. 02 Khabarovsk (C.S.SR.) Daily from 5 p.m. 62 b Long Ulead, W2XV Friday, 8 to 10 p.m. .g Prague Tues. aiul M. 3-3° am 0 Reals Lumpur (M A.R.S.) Jues. and I315 words
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Article, Illustration1638 1933-01-21 33 "X. 0 - "X.0.") Unsatisfactory Heavyweight Situation. BATTLING KEY: PENNILESS AND FRIENDLESS. GUILLERMO LEAVING SINGAPORE. (By I have received several s'.isj-ye^t'ons legardjpjg the proposed return contest between Al Rivers and Jim Brady. r Fans urge thai tbe R.A.F. boxer should tackle a lesser lijrht ordeiro or Cockney1,638 words
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204 1933-01-21 34 A THEATRE FOR PRINCESS ELIZABETH. i From Our Oxen Correspondent! London, Jan. Three Queens have been shoppiug m London. First I saw our own Queen Mar> (tuning om of a bookshop m Piccadilly. Only a few people noticed her as she walked across the pavement into her car. (hi th«204 words
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Advertisement38 1933-01-21 34 TBE MOST COMPLETE ESTABLISHMENT OF ITS KIND IN THE WHOLE OF MALAYA. Singapore Casket Co., UNDERTAKERS, Monumental Masons and Marble Meredants Telephone Ne. 6075 Nos. 1 3, PENHAS ROAD, off Lavender Street. AFTER OFFICE HOURS Telephone No. 6072.38 words
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Article1033 1933-01-21 35 Ralph Sutnmsril - FOUR MAIN PRINCIPLES OF DIVING. Ralph Sutnmsril. Why a Proper Body is the First Essential (By Amc:tca n A\allonal champion m 1923.) In diving, as m all other tonus of athletics, pei lection cannot be achieved without practice and persistence, but m diving, unlike most other sports, proficiency can be1,033 words
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Advertisement80 1933-01-21 35 Tones wt wa i ii II the whole system Ward off colds prevent illness keep BU your body well nourished to resist disease B^B with Waterbury's Compound. BI_H Doctors everywhere endorse this wonder- IHI ful tonic and health-builder. It creates abun- B^B ikes blood and tissue strengthens the nerves. Bi^B80 words
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Article1036 1933-01-21 36 Commodity and Company Reports. NO DEFINITE TEND ENCY IN RUBBER. liondon, Dec. 29. The pnce oi rubber hai been inclined 10 sees ofl during the past le* days, the quotation at one tune dropping to beioi M. P« il) Al llu moment there ia not lung m the1,036 words
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Article73 1933-01-21 36 'Ts your friend a musician, too?'* "Well, he blows his own trumpet." Pat and Mike had to do penance. They were ordered to walk a mile with peas m their shoes. They set out bravely. Pat was astonished to find Mike returning when he had only walked half-way. He asked73 words
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Advertisement164 1933-01-21 36 IIIGLYROII is a great cure for DIABETES. It was shown upon chemical f 4 analysis that the quantity of sugar and acetone m the urinti j j of patients after a few days treatment with his preparation was 1 j reduced to a minimum, if not eliminated altogether, while the164 words
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Article1548 1933-01-21 37 I JL ii r renl^Q not oliwi^Jy (Supplied by Messrs. Fraser and Co., Union Building, Singapore, specially for the M Malayan Saturday Post.") paid up v«l«e. Dividends. 100,000 1 10% a/c. 31.12.32 180,000 5/- 10% for year 30. 6.32 300,000 1 nil for year 31. 12. 31 750,0001,548 words
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Advertisement361 1933-01-21 39 ASSETS EXCEED $12,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, Limited. (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British361 words
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