Malaya Tribune, 25 September 1924
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Title Section28 1924-09-25 1 The Malaya Tribune EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY Vol. XL- ■No. 227 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune THURSDAY, 25th SEPTEMBER, 1924.28 words
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Advertisement63 1924-09-25 1 [typewriter REPAIRING IS OUR SPECIALITY Lfefaction Guaranteed f Charges Moderate. j j jjypewritep Emporium j j N.Y.K. Building j Place, Singapore. fMt: j I I 'o.k; cement I j ap frj I SOLE IMPORTERS: jjj The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. 1 9 (Incorporated in Dei mark I Singapore. I I63 words
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Advertisement258 1924-09-25 1 MANY CHILDREN are considered dull and backward who are simply tuffer'tf from Weak Eyes. An exam nation by our Optometrist* wfiQ determ ne whether or not 70« eh id requires glasses. THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., 15, South Canal Road. iiiianiniMiiiiniuiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiii J l Sime Darb y Co., Ltd. I i| of258 words
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Article788 1924-09-25 2 AUTHOR'S LITTLE JOKE BRITAINS DEBT FOR FIGHTING ON FRENCH SOIL! (Via Ceylon Exchanges) London, 2nd September:—Discussing the problem of Interallied debts, M. Paul le Faivre, the well-known French author, advances the ingenious theory that France can counterclaim against Britain and the United Sitates, because they chose788 words
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Article142 1924-09-25 2 thf Z En S Barffy member of on of the oldest ndble families of Hungary, has tanned thief. Driven by lHffl te eM 5 l i rked J Upan a career of stealing bers of his seial set, who at first never tbe swioty Won of beng142 words
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Advertisement313 1924-09-25 2 niiiiiiiniiiiumiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiu^^ Cook by Gas j I DERBY HOUSEWIFE I Bent $1.25 jp|| r Bent $1.75 i per month per month f j Suitable j SuitaWe I 4 persons. ][^^^S^ 8 persons. I m Gas cookers, geysers, and other gas appliances mjy be HIRED from the Gas Department. Fifty teet of313 words
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Advertisement751 1924-09-25 2 "WHEN I WAS A GIRL." English Woman in America Talks of Her Youth for the Guidance of Girls of Td-day. f "When I was a girl," says Mrs. Mary A. Stevens, of No. 60 Barclay street, Lowell, Mass., "my blood was thin and I was very nervous. I was living751 words
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Advertisement255 1924-09-25 2 ■iiliiiiiiiiiiiiHiitiiiaiitiiiiiiiiiiii!iaiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiaiiiit||, aillllll s x o '> NEW LIQUID CIEMI SILVER IlKllUlil'! and j L ""J" If EFFICIENT; pute HUMH polish. IBL&dsmJB j Agents :—BARKER KENG CHUAN' i ■uiiimii ■<;■ ii i i mi iiii in i You who tire quickly, feel depressed or Run-down, remember— j Wincarnis is always ready255 words
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Article313 1924-09-25 3 NEAPING COMPLETION erectioß I. £2 directing its w by the engineer* who dosiertH it it profcaMe that JuV 4 192« tit* sesqui-ce.ntcmiai i y u^b > the claratinn fr f the l n of the Deartery "ft n ffl dependence Will se e the new y opened313 words
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Article223 1924-09-25 3 SHEFFIELD CRITICISM The action of the Hull City Council in placing a large order for 1,558 tons of iron rails, fish-plates, and H>le-platc of German manufacture, and declining tenders of several British firms, to effect a saving, of £3,000, is viewed with considerable gravity by Sheffield223 words
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Article230 1924-09-25 3 BRIGHT IDEAS THAT ARE BORN IN THE HOME "Yets, you need a woman to tell you what inventions are required in the home!" An elderly member of the sex made this remark triumphantly at the interesting exhibition/ of inventions at Aldwych House in mail week. "Men folk230 words
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Article64 1924-09-25 3 A Boy Scout, F.J. Davar, a Parsee of Bombay, who is touring the world on a bicycle, arrived at Sofia on the 11th instant from Constantinople. While descending a mountain between Haskovo and Harmanlie, Davar was attacked by a wild boar and received minor injuries, necessitating treatment- He claims to64 words
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Advertisement683 1924-09-25 3 Ulcerated Wound avolded if y«« use Germolene *ia*-* '.vnuury, 1923, an n the flrst I «a»Bed mo terribl* pain ,"„7, my ankle. It 4 '4v- vheU the Wound si week, !'<>wov,r, it l, r ke out Jain In a days t was enough to inform me thS I 7 j683 words
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Advertisement392 1924-09-25 3 /J }P N 2^ L BU who cares! Certainly not, M the "Piccaddly H Cigarette, snugly packed in Tms-as fresh as the day it was made. Not only fresh but fascinating. P ure golden— perfect Cigarettes. b There's great relief irt a Piccadilly." It puts you in touch with .London's392 words
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Advertisement415 1924-09-25 4 AMUSEMENTS WELCOME TO H. ft*. THE KING OF SIAM jjj I Empire Cinema i g Presents To-night and until Monday at 10 p.m. g H. M. .THE KING OF SIAM I G VISITING THE BRITISH NAV4L j ~Shows several scenes in which H. M. takes an active part. ffl 'At415 words
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Advertisement362 1924-09-25 4 AMUSEMENTS ESESHSHSHSHS2SES2SZS2SHSHSEEESc!S2^ jALHAMBRAj I From Sunday, 21st September to Friday, 26th September. H In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp, qJ I Nodel Diary I g 1 Reel Pathe Film. S I i I International News 1 I 1 S CARL LAEMMLE PRESENTS E "Trifling with Honour" cj I362 words
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Advertisement405 1924-09-25 4 AMUSEMENTS GAIETY ~~^T^--Ist Show at 7.30 Sharp. AT atl BEAUTY'S WORTH ««W^ Starring Marion Davies IN SEVEN" PARTS. J. he niid^!e weight rha thousands of mpi every b:ow~ a V h I? and fortune J UDg Ad < < BREAKING THBOUGH SERIAL W-g&IK??./ t^^N Final Episode No. 1 > Uriin^^405 words
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Article268 1924-09-25 5 TO-DAY, Uth SEPTEMBER Hcmgfcoag, Swatow and Amoy Eatu Pahat, Kemaman £d Eatu Pahat *Guis en Maru 3 p.m. Ppn.jino. n Elephanta 3 p.m. iuiang and Rangoon *Seang Bee 3 n m Penan* and Calcutta 'Tilawa 8I m' Penang, Colombo, Suez, Port Said? Alexandria, Naples, Genoa Marseiiies, Boston and268 words
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Article132 1924-09-25 5 Per Montoro:—Mr. E. E. Allen, Mr. E. T Anderson, Mr. F. G. Burt, Messrs. P. and W. Groft, Mr. H. W. S. Cherry, Mr. H ("unan, Mr. 0. C. Fry, Mr. and Mrs. L. Bill, Mr. B. T. Hylands, Miss E. Littlewood, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Lilburne,132 words
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Article82 1924-09-25 5 London, 23rd September. Manchester Market— 8% lbs shirtings fair (new basis) 14 9 40's Grey Yarns, sin ale twist 27 6 lbs. T. C'oth fair 24 yards 9:6 Liverpool Market— Cotton (Fully Middling American) 13.22 Cotton Egyptian 24.60 MetalsTin Std. 3 months £229.15.0 Produce— Copra fair merchantable82 words
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Article133 1924-09-25 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS RICE ce, Siam No 1 per Koyan ?401 nice, Siam 2 «0 7 0 Kice, Siam 3 *..^o Rice, Saigon l N $331 K.ce, Saigon 2 $320 Bice, Saigon 3 H $311 Rice, Rangoon 1 $295 Rice, Rangoon 2 M 2 93 Kice, Par Boiled133 words
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Article121 1924-09-25 5 Rubbers.—Quiet. Miring.—Talams have buyers at 39 cents, sellers at 41 Johans buyers 49% cents, sell ens 51 cen ts, Bata ng- Padangs buyers 58 cents> sellers 60 cents, Mambau« buyers 97% centos, sellers $1, Teluk Kruins offer at $1.12%, Soutihs buyers 97% cents sellers par. Ulu121 words
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Article181 1924-09-25 5 Singapore, 24th September:—Tins.— Nawng Pet Annual Report to 31st March 1924 is to ljand. It shows that the Comparer made a profit cf $227,937.36 which, with credit halanee forward of $61,081.00 makes $289,018.36 from which, dividends amounting to $100,000 have been paid, leaving a balance of181 words
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Article133 1924-09-25 5 STANDARD OIL CO Kerosene Devoe's Imperial Brilliant per 2 tins $5.95 Sylvan Arrow per 2 tins $5.55 Tiger per 2 tins $5.55 Tiger per 2 drums $5.25 Benzine Socony Motor Gasoline per 2 tins of 8 gallons 57.60 Soeony Motor Gasoline per gallon without tins $0.00133 words
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Article197 1924-09-25 5 Raja Musa, of the Malayan Civil Service, who is at Home qualify rg for the Bar spent a few days with Sir Lionel Woodward in North Wales recently. Dr. E. A. Smith, of the District Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, wh left for Home recently, taking c ami at the St. Thomas's197 words
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Article43 1924-09-25 5 i.\» e do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents. Letters sent for publication should be written on one side of the paper only; preference is given, to short letters. Only «xtracta of long letters can be given.]43 words
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Article1360 1924-09-25 5 Sir, It is clear that smuggled rubber is ruJber produced in excess of "the restricted amount. There being no coupons to cover su?h rubber, it is smuggled out. It is also clear that smuggling of rubber w:li retard the success of restriction. It ;S, therefore,1,360 words
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Article184 1924-09-25 5 THE N.Y.K. DISPUTE Tokif, 24th September:—All the members of the N.Y.K.'s offices at Seattle and Calcutta have resigned. It is stated that the company's business at all the brancn offices has v rtuaily co.lairsed. r .Fujiyama, a popular business man, is busily engaged as arbitrator in the dispute.184 words
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Article78 1924-09-25 5 The Captain and Adjutant of the S.V.C. announces those members of the Company who have not yet fired their courses must complete them during- this week-end. Thin applies als,> to the newest recruits. Members of the Company will not be counted efficient for the year unless their78 words
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Article102 1924-09-25 5 Programme of parades up to and for 28th September 1924. To-day, 25th September at 5 pm—Drill Hall, "C" Company, Practice for Warren Shi (Id. Saturday, 27th September at 2 p.m.—The Gap., All Officers, Tactical Exercise in preparation for G. 0. C.'a Inspection on Sunday October sth. 2.30102 words
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Article18 1924-09-25 5 Orders for week ending 28th September 1924. To-day, 25th September:—Band Practice Headquarters at 5.15 p.m.18 words
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Article78 1924-09-25 5 At a meeting of the Board at Education, H ngkong, the appointment a medical officer for Government Schools was recommended and the motion carried unanimously. Mr. P. B. Seweil, Superintendent of Revenue Surveys, Malacca, was presented with an ilum/nated address in a teak casket and entertained at tea on the78 words
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Advertisement321 1924-09-25 5 I G A: D CHARITY 1 4 CH. H Bengal Gymkhana malls Chinese Football jH Association H (HE STADIUM. H m. a K. GROUND). the South India i Inundation Funds TO-DAY. I $1, SOcts., lOcts. S| »c« kindly lent by H |TA >K NIG RAH PHARMACY. |OpH V RINE J321 words
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Advertisement187 1924-09-25 5 THE BUKIT KATIL RUBBBB ESTATES (I"corpora t? d j Str~< Drafts, rhittt—inljjj tee i i i-ic* 1 h,, l rao >m a«,d«l t a i 111. J oir ««*on have ±prit 19*4. mhlmk lo c .deu 3Utn Elders ia tU ««K anl tha;the ™B l9 W -'4 b >th d187 words
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Advertisement54 1924-09-25 5 STOCK JUST ARRIVED TESTOGAN To all interested To slogan is Ice only preparation against brain fag, loss of memory and general weakness. Thousands of splendid testimonials confirming its value have now been received. What are you waiting for now From all chemists and stores or from: P. LETONDU 2, Victoria54 words
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Article118 1924-09-25 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, 25th September High Tides—B.so a.m., 7 59 p.m. H. M. the King of Siam arrivesFootball: S.C.FjV. vs. North Indian XI, the Stadium. Phil Oichestra, Mem. Hall, 515 p.m. To-morrow, 26th September High Tides.—9.2s a.m., 853 p.m. P. and 0. outward mail due. P.118 words
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Article28 1924-09-25 6 BIRTH. On Tuesday night at No. 32, Lorong 27—A Gaylang to Mr. and Mrs. Tan Tong Seng a son. Mother and child doing well.28 words
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Article956 1924-09-25 6 There are very few contributes cf practical suggestions to improve the efficacy of the working of the Stevenson Scheme, and all such are to be encourage 1 We have an interesting communication frvm Johore, which appears |dj our* correspondence columns, giving a carefully considered plan for elimi956 words
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Article377 1924-09-25 6 Reuter. Mr.F.G. Bourne, the city untitled, yes terday he:d an inquest on the death of a Chinese who was knocked down and killed on the i>th mat. in Victoria Street by a car driven by Mr. B. A. Packam. The President Harrison (Dollar Line) which arrrved on Tuesday aftenv on,Reuter. - 377 words
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Article105 1924-09-25 6 PRESENTED WITH SILVER LOVING CUP Reuter. London, 24th September:—Sir R. Ho Tung was presented with an address and a massive silver loving cup by the Hongkong section at Wembley im appreciation of his invaluable services to the Chinese exhibitors. There were miany sjpeeches' in Chinese andReuter. - 105 words
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Article569 1924-09-25 6 LADY WHO WAS SUB-PARTNER IN BUSINESS Before the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, in the Supreme Court, yesterday, an action brought by a Cheese lady named Lim Lan Neo against her brother named Lim Chan Sin was cj-nrmerflced. The plaintiff asked for accounts to be taken of partnership569 words
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Article33 1924-09-25 6 n»? 5 ,T Eur °P e (London mails desK th n ex P. and P. K.shg-ar will arrive by train tonnig-ht. ?v32fc? Will be delivery to boxholders at 8.45 a.m. to-morrow33 words
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Article81 1924-09-25 6 Mr. Lim Tay Yam, who went to Java recently, has returned to Singapore. Rnrnl' L 6- 2?" arriv ed in Ipoh from Home on Monday. He will be posted to ESS?* mi* Commisaioner of rugger gg iS 3n ac( l uisition to local L, o The Chief Justice reserved his81 words
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Article663 1924-09-25 6 RECEIVED by NK\>To\ AT CEREMONIAL PRESENTATION Qr and His Majesty the gs. by his tote ijl h -t *>■ y-3o this m n His Excellency t£ n ;v rounded the rfISS Si* men, with is i of a special roof bein* supported on turn were separated663 words
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Article75 1924-09-25 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) 0^ um ,P ur 25th September:—The King of Siam'a Special Train which was provided with telephones etc. and sumptuously equipped, stopped at Kuala Lumpur for 25 minutes Last evening while water was taken in. The Station was closed to the public and75 words
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Advertisement325 1924-09-25 6 I NEW SEASONS 1 I jBfILZ DRfcSS MATEkIALS I mm tne atGst stripes on coloured d n c °l° urs an( l floral patterns. g] I H&TtI FRENCH PRINTED NAINSOOKS S Patterns sent o% Request a I Robinson Co., .Ltd. f Cj (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) [}j H SINGAPORE.325 words
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Article21 1924-09-25 6 Confidential communications intended for the personal attention of the Editor, Mr. Geoffrey Lucksted, should be addressed to him personally by name.21 words
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Article16 1924-09-25 6 London.—Is. 2%d. Local.—49% cents. r TIN Landc«n.—£235.0.0. Local.—$113% pea- picul 125 tons sold.16 words
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Article235 1924-09-25 7 JUSTIFYING WORLD'S CONFIDENCE EMBASSADORS OF THE FATHERLAND ENTRY TO LEAGUE Reuter. Et 21th September:— Speaking at a f <.rr 4 "f representatives of German zosters f Commerce abroad, President that every Gorman s under an obligation to ahow r« c* .-•■iuct that Germany to-dlay r >i claiming confidence,Reuter. - 235 words
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Article93 1924-09-25 7 HEME OF READJUSTMENT NOW SUGGESTS) Reuter. J-ith September:—An efflcial 'l a *>' F-- .ishes the particulars of re-adjustment of the i urkestan, Bokhara and wrgm. i n acccr( j with the real dig V rationalities the territories n:o tw.j repiiolios, Turk- as memjbers of Pwv; ublics. It isReuter. - 93 words
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Article57 1924-09-25 7 FWSSIOXS TO VISIT RUSSIA FOR INSPECTION Reuter. 21th September:—The new f uhe Trade Union Ccn- 1 weir first meeting* in London P° m a special commission to :m-fc»tigate the industrial, P cal conditions. The conv J, r Mr. Herbert 9m*th as Miners Federation, Mr. jT «if««»olifi Men'sReuter. - 57 words
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Obituary41 1924-09-25 7 BULGARIA'S KING DEAD ,Epf, KTED ASSASSINATION IN BELGRADE Septemjber:— The "Daily nden* at Milan report* a Belgrade newspaper, of Bulgaria has been h xptember:—The Bulgarian r London and in other capitals tn aaea&sinatioii of *no is alive and well at Vanna.41 words
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Article41 1924-09-25 7 September:—Three were r injured in a Hindu—Moslem h ,Iah -anpur, United Provinces, U tfte Moslem religious i,. Sunday. The authorities L if* lht sanation in hand. A curfew enforced and gatherings are forbidden. Mountr c ar patrolling the streets.—41 words
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Article145 1924-09-25 7 NO IMPORTANCE IN TROOPS I AFFAIR CASE OF TEMPER Reuter. London, 2uh the persistence of seouMtm» 1 report® of a mutiny arr>me> DutHH the ope er «aeredi in tX TOW in *>«* Holland it ls stated that there doe* tw «nvthrnp- n< appear tha Miythmar of importanceReuter. - 145 words
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Article138 1924-09-25 7 RESOLUTION IN FAVOUR OF ABOLITION Reuter. Simla, 24th SeptemberThe As&embly, a ter a Long discussion, accepted without a envision a resolution in favour of the abolition of cotton and excise duty. The Indian members argu-ed that the duty was vicious and was imposed by the influence ofReuter. - 138 words
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Article122 1924-09-25 7 NEGOTIATORS UNABLE TO DISCOVER COMMON BASIS Reuter. Berlin, 24th September:—Reuter learns that the negotiations which were proceeding between Anglo-German officials in the past three dlays with a view to drafting a commercial agreement had broken down in consequence of the inability of the negotiators to discover a commonReuter. - 122 words
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Article41 1924-09-25 7 Reuter. London, 24th September:—Mr. Launcelot E. Gaunt, formerly a barrister in the Straits and brother of Admiral Sir Guy Gaunt, has been adopted as prospective Conservative candidate for Central Hall, for which Commander Kenworthy is the Liberal member.—Reuter.Reuter. - 41 words
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Article72 1924-09-25 7 Reuter. London, 24th September:—A representative and influential deputation of the Lancashire cotton interests, waited on the Premier in connection with the negotiation of Britain to obtain equlal treatment as other nations in German markets. Several spokesmen singled out the advantages already conferred on France notably Alcace whose exportsReuter. - 72 words
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Article1180 1924-09-25 7 ADDRESS FROM CHINESE COMMUNITY SERVICES RECOGNISED On the eve of his departure on a well earned holiday of the Hon. Mr. D BeZTty" Se,,retary for Chkese Affairs, the iffi' nitv ?>f «h took the opportuZle it on f g L n a tangible W their Mr n1,180 words
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Article880 1924-09-25 7 HAPPY VALLEY The management of the Happy Valley j are arranging for fireworks for four successive nights beg nning to-night and ending on Sunday. There wll be different kmds of fireworks each night. It has been arranged to give several attractions amongst which will be included Pel J880 words
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Article31 1924-09-25 7 Reuter. London, 24th September:—The Executive of the Transport Workers/ Union have decided not to extend the Co vent Gawien strike and to instruct strikers to resume work forthwith.—Reuter.Reuter. - 31 words
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Advertisement396 1924-09-25 7 g I YALE SPUR-GEARED CHAIN BLOCKS J I A ARE MACHINE SHOP NECESSITIES. j f rHE YALE SPUR-GEARED CHAIN BLOCK is I I m tho safest and speediest portable hand-hoist where I laad mUSt I fted frequently and labolr ex I I a j a pen. 'IV c. I I396 words
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Article1268 1924-09-25 8 Sports Pastimes. FOOTBALL YESTERDAY S EXCITING MATCH INDIANS TOO FAST FOR SINGAPORE COLONY BADLY BEATEN BY "REFLEX" Displaying rare speed and capital understanding, the •team of Calcutta Indians provided one of the beat matches seen in the Colony for a long time against the Sb vrapore Football Association yesterday aftemocyi1,268 words
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Article53 1924-09-25 8 We are i'formed that His Excellency Sir Laurence Guillemard has signified his intention of being present at the match on Saturday at the Stadium between the 1 M nd J he Selangor XI. and will p s.s.bly kick-off. The Police Band will play selections before the commencement53 words
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Article47 1924-09-25 8 The following wiM represa t the SC C against a Military XI ox the Padan- on Monday: J. C. Pratt; R. W. Sinclair and t V raik E C Ro and A. X. Other K. Cxaik, E. C. Rogers, and A. X. Other.47 words
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Article72 1924-09-25 8 The friendly match between the Oldham Hall team and the Bendemeer Club will be Played q: the Oldham Hail grou ,d tomorrow instead of this afternoon as previously announced. The following will represent the Ben dameer Club:— Sim Kw-ang Tow; Heng Cheng Yeok Foo Siak Cheng;72 words
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Article45 1924-09-25 8 T-fc re P the Bands Kaba Football Club against the United Chinese to-morrow afberooqn at Kubu Malacca for the "Beamish" Cup Mohd aTT-' a:m iu¥ ohained Kakar, Si Al y Suddm, Abchiliah, Syed Jin vv rk Satribjan. Reserves:— Barsdah Wan Tahir and Sujak.45 words
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Article16 1924-09-25 8 Reuter. 24th September:—At soccer the Africans beat Ireland by 2 to 1 at Kelfasft.:—Reuter.Reuter. - 16 words
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Article49 1924-09-25 8 BOXING Yew Jin requests us to state that he is anxious to tackle Red Warren, for the Bantamweight t'tle of Malaya da a ten rourd contest. Young Frankie, (Bst. 2Lbs.) a newcomer from Penang is anxious to strut his stuff against the lojcal /brigade.49 words
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Article35 1924-09-25 8 HOCKEY The above match came off on the Padamr yesterday and after a well contested game c r resulte d in a victory for the b.C.C. by two goals to nil.35 words
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Article54 1924-09-25 8 Bcustead XI will meet the S.C.C. 2ndXI to-JWow in a friendly came' Bousteads will line as follows:—M. Mustaffa, H. L. Marsihall and G. C. Na*h D Mc Dougall, P. Cave and A. W. Wallich,' l'?' S B«>oke, M. G. Marriot, L. Hay' bittle, C. E.54 words
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Article36 1924-09-25 8 RUGBY The ir.(ter-State match between Selangor vs. Johore, fixed for Saturday on the padang, Kuala Lumpur, will not take place in consequence of Johore having scmtohod. Instead, Selangor will play a practice game36 words
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Article337 1924-09-25 8 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS LAWN TENNIS A. Class Doubles Bateman and Doig scr. beat Mergler and Calder owe—2 G—3, I—G,1—G, 6—4. B. Class Doubles Mallinson and Green scr. beat Smith and Walsh —2, w.o. .St.wart and Jackson scr. beat Marriott and Lee —L wo. Lyon and Duthie —2 beat Learmond337 words
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Article81 1924-09-25 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, 24th September:—ln the challenge round of the P.C.C. tennis championship Thre'fall beat Bennett, the holder 4—o. 6—2, (s—o. The court was soddened slightly owing to rain and favoured the holder, who won the first set after a hard fight. Although Threlfal". appears81 words
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Article149 1924-09-25 8 THE TURF With the arrival of three addition*] jookies from Australia, to assist in the morning wark at the o iarse, the trai: :ng ll far less monotonous to watch. Frank O'Connor, who here successsome four years ago, is back and assisting Turley. His ap; earance here this149 words
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Article32 1924-09-25 8 BADMINTON TO-DAY'S TIES Tan Poh Ann vs. Teo Kiat Serg. Tay Wan vs. Sittampalam. SATURDAY'S TIES Teo Kiat Seng vs. Khoo Yang Soon. Ang Chim Boh vs. Tay Wan.32 words
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Article35 1924-09-25 8 The Straits Chinese Methodist Church w.ll hold a special service in Malay on Sunday, 28th September at 10 a.m. in the chapel hall of the Anglo-Chinese School Members and friends are invited to this service.35 words
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Article362 1924-09-25 8 ALLEGED THEFT OF LETTER AND MONEY Jua-3 Chong Poh, a straits-bern Chinese, employed ait the General Post Office as a sorting: clerk, was yesterday charged before Mr. Pryde, the District Judge, with the theft of a letter containing money to the amount of $1.50. Court I ispector362 words
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Article235 1924-09-25 8 That journalism is quickly gaining popularity amongst the Chinese literati overseas is shewn by the fact that to-day-there are no fewer than fifty Chinese dailies in Siam, British Malaya, LndoChina, Dutch East Indies, the Philippines, and Burma, says a Penang contemporary! The Chinese Press has always235 words
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Article95 1924-09-25 8 Singapore, 24th September. Catalogued 1,679,522 lbs.; ***** tons. Offered 1,056,083 lbs.; 471.46 tons. Sold 925,980 lbs.; 413.38 tor is. Spot Is. 2^d. New York 2 8 cts. PRICES REALIZED Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cents Per Lb Standard Quality 50 (very few o j sales.) Good Average Quality95 words
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Article65 1924-09-25 8 A huge eagle recently at Chatham, near Ontario swooped down on Fred Cunningham, 14, as he was, playing on the coif course and lifted him sft. into the air. The totL ing c and he dropped to the ground He received scratches in his fight with the eagel, which became65 words
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Advertisement64 1924-09-25 8 1 5252^ 25^ I Grand Pouble J S 15-3 Rounds. S 1 CHU \ol, r V o S unds HANALO UNC «WJjJj «GHTING LIM I I MOR4LES 8 U *°H<>- AMIN Pcu, Round Coo.es, j I NDS TERRIBU OWMPO vs. CLEVER JOHN B Prices: $3, $2 $1. g I T64 words
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Advertisement251 1924-09-25 8 •iiiuMi!iiuiMiiiiMAMiiisi:*::i:2iiiiimaiM "■iIBUI 1 Remember—^ m EVE RYTHin g ii I J in the SPORTS LINE I t CRICKET, TENNIS, HOCKEY, FOOTBALL, VOLLEY PUNCH BALL, RUGBY, BADMINTON, PI\ G p O v G j GLOVES, POLO GOLF 117, North Bridge Road, Singapore, i iiininiiTin¥iiiTmniiiininiiiiniMininiiii!ii!iiiii!iiiiii!iiwi!i!iii!iiiiiiii:iii|iiiiiii iiiiiii-iti!,!,, ''''■'•ill, jimi«iiiiiiMiiiliiinMiiluiiiliiliiiiiiiiintt:iiiiHiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiißiiiimiiT;||iitiiiiiiiiiii|iitiit.| ll;lill ti, I Lactogen251 words
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Article1021 1924-09-25 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED LN THE MARKET ,n!!te S L YA LL AND EVATT, Exchange Singapore, 25th September. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES Issue MAIL QUOTATI °NS Value 2s Allagar M 2s Anglo-Java 2pe Anglo-Malay A~ 20s Ayer Kuning if I 20s Batu Caves 20s BatuTiga 2 fi 2s Bekoh1,021 words
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Advertisement863 1924-09-25 9 V AUCTION SALE > I CHEONG KOON^ENgT^^ 1 AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS I CH ULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. I IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF I Valuable Land and House Properties 1 At Mcsrs Cheong Koon Seng Go's Sale-room, No. 3% Ommm Street I Oil Wednesday, Bth October, at 2.30 p.m. I Estate of Lim863 words
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Article280 1924-09-25 10 "MAY NEVER BE ABLE TO RIDE AGAIN" New York, 7th August:—A telegram from Saratoga Springs reports that Earl H. Sande, one of the foremost Amercan jockeys, was so baaly hurt by being thrown while riding in a race there en Wednesday that it is pctjMe he may280 words
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Article148 1924-09-25 10 SIAMESE MINISTER OF COMMERCE DEPARTS FOR EUROPE On the moral g of September 14, there left by the mail train from Bangkok Noi, H.R.H. the Prince of Chandaburi, the Minister of Commerce, who is to tour Europe, and especially to represent Siam at the Opium Conference to be148 words
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Article286 1924-09-25 10 Amongst many devices designed to save labour and gain efficiency are:— A portable lire grate that enables you to transfer a fire from aru entertaining room to a bedroom. A heat radiator and fuel economiser which, on the principle of the incandescent gas mantle, gives more heat and286 words
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Article245 1924-09-25 10 It is rumoured, says 'the Calcutta Statesman that one of the first effects Tthe b Pat S W, U be a German bm» on of Indra albeit of a different kind fro-m the irruption into France and Belgium ten >ears ago. The threatened invasion of tb country245 words
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Advertisement238 1924-09-25 10 AUCTION SALE ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES LTD. SALES Land and Ho-isea Held weekly on Monday, Furniture Sundry Gjods field weekly on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. Pawnbroker!/ Unredeemed pledges Held monthly. MORTGAGES ARRANGED immediate attention assured. Account Sales promptly rendered. T. 0. *Mayhew— General Manager. Cbing Keng Lee—Manager. Yeo Van Boon—Secretary. ESTATE238 words
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Advertisement355 1924-09-25 10 free Wineglasses given to buyers iof Hairs Wine A special crystal wineglass made to hold one S dose will be preftnted to every purchaser of a I bottle 'of Hall's Wine. Hall's Wine is strongly recommended by British i doctors to build health and strengthtn 5 the nerves. Wine THE355 words
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Advertisement528 1924-09-25 10 STEAMER SAILINGS BLUE FUNNoTunP^ REGULAR SERVICES TO LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM A\ T «t, BREMEN, GENOA, MARSEILLES, UnSSS*: BA »0| C MARSEILLES. HAVRE, LIVERPOOL f U BOSTON AND NEW YORK S(ioli Taking cargo on through bills of lading to, WEEKLY SERVICE-LONDON AND N. CONT^ DARDANUS for London RotterdL Ro i te^528 words
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Article239 1924-09-25 11 INSPECTOR COLLIN'S WORK FOR SCOTLAND YARD Poiic < department, finger p. in t ,'«l.eCTaph'c codes for last mJntl at the end cf Superintendent Collins' departure viH h nSuLZZ tbind E"** -r e ait W hough c nwtnr R!, ,d to the st aff under Insa&LSj"itgssrthat he has239 words
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Article380 1924-09-25 11 BY A MAN What is woman's best age? According to temperament women will I answer the question very differently. But j to me, and to very many men, women havo not reached their best age until they are more than 35. hJ^ he V t7 ES" 1380 words
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Article185 1924-09-25 11 LEGAL POSITION OF EDITORS IN THE EAST The legal position of editors in India was discussed at the annual conference of tne Institute of Journalises at Margate It was mentioned that a member of the Institute who was ed&tor of a newspaper in Burma was over-ruled by185 words
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Article124 1924-09-25 11 The Prince of Wales was scheduled to arrive at his Canadian ranch on Friday September 19, and he will stay there for about a month, before returning direct to England. He is to make Melton Mowfbray his residence during the hunting season, and will stay at Graven Lodge. H.R H124 words
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Article506 1924-09-25 11 MEAT Beef steak round kati 40 S3 ST curry k SSSin X f U ,rt quali,y) kati i! Mutton Australian kati 73 Fowl kati Vt Capons (Locally reared) Hens (Locally reared) kati 70 Ducks each 95 Pigeons, domestic unfledged pair 1.20 Pigeons, fledged pair on Pigeons, wild506 words
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Advertisement629 1924-09-25 11 W MAIL, CARGO SERVICES (Under Contract with ZZg^L OL'TWARDS from LONDON. yS Govera ment.) fl for China Japan p HOMEWARDS. 9 Due MarSeilleS Lond Antwerp. mm Tonnage Singapore Leave HI 1924 tonnage Singapore m r iJSS 8?5 11,500 se P 9 t 24 26 S a 9,100 Nov 21 Ma!wf629 words
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Advertisement42 1924-09-25 11 Prevent m Sore Throat WyJ by using IroRMAMiHr F AM Th 9 Girm killing Throat Tabltt. I Formamint relieves sore throat quickly and prevents germ infection of the inflamed membranes. Pleasant to taste and easily carried j with you. B*ĕ thmi th.42 words
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Advertisement587 1924-09-25 11 STEAMER SAILINGS (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) LONQON LINE. TONNAGE DESTINATION DUE SAIL Kamo Maru 8,000 Marseilles Londo'r, Antwerp W ftn 1 Katon Maru 10,000 Marseilles London Antwerp <£ X .ii Atsuta Maru 8,000 Marseille London Antwerp Oct 27 *28 Kashima Maru 10,000 Marseilles London Antwerp Nov 10 11 Hakone Maru 11,000587 words
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Advertisement680 1924-09-25 12 k WANTED, Small Terrace or i hop-bouse in quiet locality, hent about |3& to 140 KM. which will be paid quaiteriy ia aGvar.ce. Reply box tl€ e/o Miilaja Intune. FOR SALE. FOR SALE. Austin Lsndaulet, in perfect ccrditicn. Inapectkn and trial can be arracgtc. by appointment. Apjjy to kcx ISo.680 words
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Advertisement346 1924-09-25 12 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd Dec. 1892.) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1,800.000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,407,811 Head Office: 15, GRACE CHURCH STREET, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Sf346 words
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Advertisement505 1924-09-25 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Penang 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16, Ilir. Hongkong 13, Queen's Road Central. AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Amoy, Pontianak,505 words
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Advertisement482 1924-09-25 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OP INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853. Paid up Capital in 600,000 shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,900,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE: 38, Bishopsgate, London E.C. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Hongkong Puket Amribsar Iloilo Rangoon Bangkok482 words
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Advertisement383 1924-09-25 12 INSURANCE. 80UTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE MARINE TRANSIT INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Offices: 2, Finlayson Green. •THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Head Office: Singapore, let Floor, Banque del Indo Chine Buildings, IA, Malacca Street. 'Phone, No. 257. BOARD383 words
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Advertisement335 1924-09-25 12 WSURANcT"^ ORI EN TAI GOVERNMENT S Rrf fl (Incorporated in rl L from gentlemen in a p^.SSE?"! JUBILEE YEAR 15)24 The Company na < Mnew business and urges all R INDIA'S iffic^SnO, A r COMPANY Applications should v 1 THE SECRETLY l- to F. P. JOSEPH, 24 Deakei 2 (Jj335 words
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