Malaya Tribune, 14 March 1925
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Title Section29 1925-03-14 1 The Malaya Tribune EVENING DAILY.} v% AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. (EVENING DAILY, Vol. XII. -No. 61 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune SATURDAY. 14th MARCH, 1925.29 words
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Advertisement333 1925-03-14 1 THE i j MALA YA TRIBUNE j I AND I POPPING GAZETTE. J f Newspaper of Malaya. f mm Published Daily. rr l 0 that keeps its jj I i ,***** |!'|M|llilHII»lilllllillfllW ni" 11 1 [REVISED PRICES! AT WHITEAWAVS s s I spec,al I a 1 O -B.V.D. OFFFR n^P333 words
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Advertisement137 1925-03-14 1 ULTRA-VIOLET R4YS B REili*hi —it, T%Ji IT Z are dangerous to eyes To prevent this f by wearing Genuine Crookes I Lenses *hich absorb these insidious I .Bays We make thorn. I THE EASTERN OPTICU CO., I 15, South Canal Road, Singapore. iiiiiiiiiiiitiitiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiaiiiiii<iiiiiiiaiiifiiiiiiiiigi A. EVENBERG, NEWLY ARRIVED FROM JAVA. OPTICIAN,137 words
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Article774 1925-03-14 2 JAPAN'S INDICTMENT OF AMERICA Gonnoske Komai Attacks U. S. Materialism Gontnoske Komai, the Japanese poet, who has lived in England* for many years now, has just published a pamphlet, America and Japan/ ih wthoteh he protest® strongly against the' recent American irnimigration law directed against his country,774 words
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Article220 1925-03-14 2 The numerous and ever-increasing: tribes of Brisbane's little brown sparrows have been somewhat at a loss since the city schools' broke up for the hoDidays. As soon as a school beill tolfla the end of recess or luncheon hour, the hungry flocks immediately used to take possession220 words
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Advertisement601 1925-03-14 2 Whiter Teeth Hew millions get them THERE is «i way to whiter, tooth paste was created to apply cleaner teeth. Millions new them daily. The name is Pepsoemploy it. You see the results hi dent Leading dentists of some 50 every circle new. Will ycu learn nations now advise its601 words
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Advertisement457 1925-03-14 2 THE PAY WILL COME when folks will be ashamed to admit that they are not well, says an eminent physician. That day is already here for many people who us-v Pinkettes when needed, for by ensuring regular bowel and liver action Pinflcettes keep the system in clean healthy condition. If457 words
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Advertisement339 1925-03-14 2 tSorc Throat Physician, and nurse, use FormamintTabletstopro. teet themselves becausT ffe, )y\ de P end u Pon Formamint. THat truBtwo *-thy medical M <\\\\ iK l" lV Paper, "The Medic. W .1 fUKhI *»>out Formamint licit! saying: They are splendidly adapted for use as a prophylactic (preventive) against infectious disease,339 words
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Article537 1925-03-14 3 LAND WHERE THERE IS NO INCOME TAX Paradise that has no Police and No Rates A place has been discovered within the British Isles where no income tax is paid snd where there are no poflioe. At present its population i& only a few score. This place537 words
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Article272 1925-03-14 3 Jungle Savages' Human Sacrifices "We cannot give up our human sacrifices, lest we should be visited by pestilence* and many evils." This polite, but firm refusal was the unvarying retort of the Nagas, the most for midable community of the Burmese jungle, to Sir Harcourt Butler, Governor of272 words
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Article122 1925-03-14 3 A young man became very much enamored of a beautliful girl and, meeting her at a New Year reception, he determined to know his fate. "Miss Smith," said he, leading the beautiful girl amidst the glad palms and seating her on a sofa, "there is something that122 words
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Advertisement430 1925-03-14 3 yas saying r* to tl:c tennis ball" M nty M youYe a "s knocked around a The best thirstJ ".veen hard sets is me Juice Cordial la 1 >ff the ice." 3 ay, too—p rhaps in a A u E' n a da>h of ra a wmrglaai ol Mont* jjjt*430 words
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Advertisement58 1925-03-14 3 Surely someone will tell me the meaning of I FRANCIS MONK GO. I Sole Fox» 1 SWALLOW AND I ARIELL'S j Biscuits Cakes HAVE REMOVED TO No. 44, Anson Road Telephone 3494 STOCKS ALWAYS ON HAND. Zaim-Buk is obtainable in handy size boxes of Medicine dealers everywhere. Direct from Agents—58 words
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Advertisement538 1925-03-14 4 AMUSEMENTS uiantimiiiimniimHtiiaiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHii^ I c: ns; pxr c: Thursday, 12th to Monday, 16th of March. I I In the First Show at 7.30. SEE the GREATEST and MOST DARLING STUNT-KING Charles Hutchinson in 1 Go-Get-Em-Hutch m m Everything In M Gc-Get-Fm-HutclT is new. Every thrill a Novelty. Every Stunt is original538 words
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Advertisement574 1925-03-14 4 AMUSEMENTS i From Saturday, 14th March, to Thursday, 19th March, 1925. I I s H I a An Enjoyable Two-Feature Programme ft B [j p One a Fast Action Combination of Laughs and Drama, and the other a n. 3Highly Entertaining Comedy featuring an Increasingly Popular Comediai G I AT574 words
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Advertisement336 1925-03-14 4 AMUSEMTOS 555^ Gaiety Cinema Siiriri^Tk^^ Junction Albert and Bencooien Streets. North r Friday 13th to Thursday 19th March. fe H f re vfehtW *t 9.15 p.m. I Tl March 50 NOTABLES Iff LAST Nlri.„ C 4 PARTFP -"ds?" jil "Hill Ell (V Presented bu j j The Gr eat t.336 words
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Article304 1925-03-14 5 CRUISING ROUND THE WORLD g Tourist Liner Due at Singapore "Franconia" which d March, 25th is cruise round the world. which is one of the most p represent! a successful c a ship which realises the t5 of sea-going luxury addition she is the been built specially raises,304 words
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Article41 1925-03-14 5 IMwr of Commerce Rubber Association Li S ngapore, March 14. «Pi C: ting Prices. Buyers Sellers. ■»t Loßdon Cablf* quote. spot.Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. 66% 66% 65% 66 EJ*. S«Pt«nbei 62% 63 Übooi Cabiea quote. e©f Market—Steady.41 words
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Article24 1925-03-14 5 kday' Singapore, March 14. lop 8 Cl rubber quotatioas are a» wV j'T 101 cents cents. c 1 f Market.—Steady.24 words
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Article44 1925-03-14 5 Singapore, March 14. 2s. 4 lU6d. as. 3 31(32 sight 2s. 4 9jl6d «f« 155 1% p.c. dis. *W m lraft 75% IS t... 139% 134 nom. ft rate ate 5 BA -<!<<n 31 15|16 Singapore, March 13. 55% r/ r 57% 1,00544 words
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Article131 1925-03-14 5 To-day's Quotations RICE R.ce, Sia m No 1 per Koyan $312 am $302 Ifctof, Siam 3 moo Rice, Saifcon 1,, m U 7 l Race, Saigon 2 2 62 Rice, Saigon 3 M 25 3 Rice, Rangoon 1 $2 58 Rice, Rangoon 2 «253 Rice, Par Bo131 words
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Article151 1925-03-14 5 Singapore, March 14. Tin:—Taipings $1.20 to $1.25, Norths 85 to 90 cents. Souths 77% to 81 cents, Johans o2 to 54 cents, Petalings $1.50 to $155, Nawng Pets $1.75 to $1.80, Mambaus $1.03 to $1.07, Telok Kruins $1.12% to $1.17% Kinta Dredges 94 to 97 cents,151 words
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Article206 1925-03-14 5 Singapore, Mar. 13. The market closed firm last week with renewed buying from Manufacturers and in sympathy with the higher prices in London. This week the market has been largely affected by rumours of a large Chinese Ftrm being rjported in difficulties, and owing to206 words
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Article57 1925-03-14 5 A Texas surgeon recently amputated a leg by the light of his automobire. Some more reckless motorists have done it without lights.—Dallas News. The rate of issue of Money Order* for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 equal £$100. The* rate of payment .of Money Orders from India and57 words
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Article147 1925-03-14 5 TO-DAY*, MARCH 14 Muar and Malacca w *Ban Teck Guan 2 p.m. Muar and Malacca *Ban Whatt Hin 3 p.m. Balu Pahat *Mena 3 p.m. Pont Swefctenfoam and, Penang *Klang 3 p.m. Belawan Circe 3 p.m. Blinjoe, Pangkal Pinang, BidHton and Batavia* Edendale 4 p.m. Min, Labuan, Jessel/ton,147 words
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Article50 1925-03-14 5 Standard Oil Co. Kerosene Devoe's Imperial Brilliant p6i 2 tint $5.96 Sylvan Arrow per 2 tins $5.65 Tiger per 2 tins $5.55 Tiger per 2 drums $5.2f Benzine Socony Motor Gasoline per 2 tina ot 8 gallons $7.6U Socony Motor Gasoline per gallon without tins $0.9»50 words
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81 1925-03-14 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co., (S.S.) Limited The fallowing is the current retail price* of Kerosene and Benzine are as follows: Shell Kerosene per two tins $5.80 Fish n $5.55 Dragon $5.55 Crown $5.40 Cross M m $5.25 Crown drums $5.10 Cross n $4- >5 'Shell" Aviation Benzine ex drums pei Imperial81 words
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Article138 1925-03-14 5 A great number of American millionaires are so busy making money that they bolt their food down, and consequently suffer from indigostiion. There is a case of one American milixmaire —I won't mention his name, in case it is only a rumour—but he :s said to be138 words
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Article69 1925-03-14 5 That there is not much honour among tlr'eves is shown by the persistency with which the bandits continue to hold up filling stations and taxicab drivers. —Southern Lumberman. Now that chlorin gas is said to be a cure for colds, the Germans, following Krupps' claim fjor royalties on our shell69 words
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Article144 1925-03-14 5 Comparative statement of the total value of foreign Merchandise excluding parcel post Imported and Exported to and from Bntih Malaya during 1924 and 1925. The following figures are supplied by the Acting Registrar of Imports and Exports. IMPORTS (In Thousands of Dollars) 1924 1925 Increase January 55,712144 words
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Article47 1925-03-14 5 The Interdenominational meeting will be held at the Tomlinson Hall on Monday the 16th at 5.30 p.m. Rev. Edwin Lee will preside. Women are steadily growing more beautiful, says an eminent English painter. Why not? They've been steadily trying to for several thousand years.—New York Evening World.47 words
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Article113 1925-03-14 5 To-day, March 14 at 2.45 p.m.—Bukit Timah, S.R.A. (v), Instructional, Bus:s leave Drill Hall at 2.15 p.m. 2.30 p.m.—Drill Hall, Signals, Visual Scheme, Buses leave Drill Hall at 2.30 p.m. To-morrow, March 15 at 7.30 a.m—Bukit Timah, S.R.A. (v), Instructional, Buses leave Drill Hall at 7 a.m.113 words
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Advertisement44 1925-03-14 5 MMinmni-MM «m,mmm K m.mmm»m .ninunnn f"SB" You cannot buy a 1 /v^A l Better I i nM I Lamp than I I Philips j I SOLE AGENTS: I United Engineers Limited] (Jnoorporated In tha S. 8.) I ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT: 13, BATTEBT BOAO. SINGAPOBE. j44 words
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Advertisement305 1925-03-14 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED PARTNER to Invest $2,000. In a good business. Apply to Box 244 c o Malaya Tiibuiie. WANTED BROKE matt be well acquaiutei with money-lenders la Singapore. Good salary and commission to right men. Apply If Box 243 c/o Malaya Tribune BRITISH Ladles aad Gentlemen seek Corresp ndenti305 words
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Article132 1925-03-14 6 A Singapore Diary To-day, March 14 High Tides a.m., 0.40 p.m. Polo Club Skye Meeting, Race Course. Cricket: Singapore vs. Fleets. Naval Boxing, H. Valley, 9.15 p.m. To-morrow, March 15 High Tides.—o.so a.m., 1.24 p.m. Third Sunday in Lent. Swimming Club amnl., mtg., 10.30 a.m. Opening B.132 words
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Article970 1925-03-14 6 We have had brought to our notice the condition's under whidh the mu3c, sold in Singapore, is brought to che consum r; and it is deplorable that tlhe Singapore Munici pality does not exercise greater supsrvisaon over thb and other matters. The other day we drew attention970 words
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Article474 1925-03-14 6 There were 196 deaths in Singapore during the week ending Fefc. 28th, recorded by the Act. Registrar of Births and Deaths, of which 20 were caused by phthisis, 18 by pneumonja, 14 by debility and age, 13 convulsion, 12 fever not specified, and 11 malarial fever. Four deaths from bubonic474 words
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Article492 1925-03-14 6 Tied to a Post Gagged and Robbed In the Supreme Court before Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard yesterday the case came up in which Lim Seh Kee was charged with voluntarily causing hurt to one Tan Ah Kong while committing theft. The D.P.P. Mr. Whitley prosecuted. He said that this492 words
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Article114 1925-03-14 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, March 13. The Resident Councillor and Mrs. Voules, together wi h several prominent members of the Various communities, visited the Free £'.<hool this morniintg to rnnjpralnilrfi Trvdh Say Koo and Tan Ah Bah on being the first winners of the revived Queens Scholarship.114 words
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Article106 1925-03-14 6 Three Hokiens who are alleged to have been concerned in the gang robbery of $3,000 worth of rubber, off Selat Panjang at 5.30 p.m. on the 10th instant, were arrested by the local Detective Department in Teluk Ayer-street yesterday morning. The rubber is said to be the property106 words
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Article56 1925-03-14 6 Kato Inada, a Japanese lady who waa admitted into the General Hospital, dkd on Thursday. It is beliqved, that the deceased took a dose of poison between 9 **r 5 on Wednesday. Her husband as Mr. S. Ono who resides on the top floor 2»w! u N X56 words
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Article209 1925-03-14 6 An affray in which over a hundred Japanese, all dressed in black, is reported to have occurred in.Bencoolen-street last night. It appears that they assembled in front of house No. 21 and tried to draw out the occupant, alfeo a Japanese, who locked himj Stones and other missues were used209 words
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Article467 1925-03-14 6 MARKED ADVANCED MADE ENT The MonierlJrand l> ut v Rigid Te s(s T,t (By our nr. R The question of the rr J of Pipes for use a s v one that ever? 5 k'feed world has h; 1 has to be given 8 ite selection. f or467 words
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Article64 1925-03-14 6 Big hauh of illicit chai i have been frequent the 1 jg*» coup was brought off by Mr. htemk** A.S.P., Mr. Mit. l ii. A S P.. If I 5« I Revenue Officer Li rman ca the Hefj "Seang Iktf*. On the wseefa arrival ftjm China the officers64 words
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Obituary55 1925-03-14 6 A special cable received by v Min Press regarding' Dr. Sun J states that all members of aii at his beside at the time i f h c *JtJ. As a mark of resped there rJ issue of the "Sin Koo Mia Press I «*m Dr. Sun55 words
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Article40 1925-03-14 6 From China and Japan Maru, due Singapore to-m From China and Japan by Maru, due Singapore From China and Japan I Maru, due Singapore on M instant. From China and Ja] due Singapore 0 a.m. oi I instant.40 words
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Article31 1925-03-14 6 4" V The Government of fnd a, informed, bare dfeecded to «xi of exemption of Malaya rr of Rule 23 of the Induu up to the end of Decern!31 words
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Article27 1925-03-14 6 RUBBER u n do t** London, Stocks on H*rc* U 1,620 tons down. London.—Is. 7%d. Local-4§K cente. TIN lcsjsvwi mm.ft i j Local.—$12o.50 pe* P*»27 words
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Advertisement254 1925-03-14 6 I Robinson Co., Ltd. I I SPECIAL VALUE j g IN jj jj "MANX" IPpiJf "MANX" a Hug. Rug. I Wool Wool I Fringe Ends. Fringe Ends. j TRAVELLING RUGS In a variety of Colored Checks and Stripes on }j Grey Ground. British manufacture. i= S Pure Wool Bize 56254 words
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Miscellaneous73 1925-03-14 6 THE WEATHER Meteorological Report By Courtesy of the Government Health Office Kan dang Kerbau Station for the 24 hours ending midnight 13th March, 1925. Max. shade temp. deg. 86 F; Mm. shade temp. 73 F; Mean shade temp. 78.3 F; Max. sun radiation 157 F; Mm. grass radiation 71 F;73 words
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Article147 1925-03-14 7 KIUB MILLIONS INCREASE j\ EXPENDITURE Excluding Provision for new Construction Reuter's Service. London, Mar. 13. v Estimates for 1925-26 total Tr.c I go a ncrease £4,700,000 compared year and does not include? for new construction which is •fOv;>« n d, but provides for the r cruisers Effingham, hntorpriseReuter's Service. - 147 words
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Article234 1925-03-14 7 Home Press Satisfied with Mr. Chamberlain s Burial Reuter's Service. London, Mar. 13. PWSi generally, are quite twM with Mr. Chamberlain's "burial* tocol but are disposed to ing up of some concrete ■kaaUie lte T iys: The whole trouble in and oppressive fears fa .hemes as theReuter's Service. - 234 words
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Article45 1925-03-14 7 Reuter's Service. I m London, Mar. 13. Vnl Un obituar y notice speaks *f«W of Dr. Sun Vat thtmt who followed his tormy capeer 8 genuinely > faHure at the end. Wk, l>oseible explanation fall niay be contained c ""uj.tlo optimi pessima."Reuter's Service. - 45 words
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Article40 1925-03-14 7 Reuter's Service. s: *arai v. Na £Pur, March 13. ku dg*t amendment reduc"•Uriel to two rupees Ls^ fan:<d by 37 you *> 2s > U rail y against C the constitu- an a reforms Jar,: < r the Central Provinces.Reuter's Service. - 40 words
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Article137 1925-03-14 7 GOVERNMENT'S POLICY CONDEMNED Committee of Inquiry Urged by Members Reuter's Service. Delhi, March 13. The debate- on the opium grant was resumed in the Assembly to-day. Mr. Pundit Malavya urged the appointment of a comnfirtrtiee to enquire into the use of opium in India after the ProvincialReuter's Service. - 137 words
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Article160 1925-03-14 7 Now Enacted in Permanent form at Home Reuter's Service. London, Mar. 13. The Summer Time Bill enacting summertime yearly in a permanent form instead of annual legislation, which had operated for the past nine years passed the second reading on a free vote in the House of CommonsReuter's Service. - 160 words
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Article103 1925-03-14 7 Mr. Coolidge Intends to Move Ahead Reuter's Service. Washington, Maroh 13. Opining that developments abroad will facilitate the United States convocation of a disarmament conflereince Mr. Coouidge will shortly be disc/ussing the. subject with. Mr. Kellogg. The Presfdent intends to make approaches samultaneousCy to all important capitals. The SenateReuter's Service. - 103 words
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Article94 1925-03-14 7 Severe Strain on the Yangtse Gun-boats Reuter's Service. London, March 13. Mr. Bridgeman's memorandum on naval estimaities says the disturbances of China piracy on the Yangts© and Canton rivera have ibeen a strain on the resources of the China Station gun boats on the Yangtse which were rapidlyReuter's Service. - 94 words
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Article72 1925-03-14 7 Reuter's Service. Cairo, March 13. It is officially announced that 101 Zaghlulists and 101 candidates of other parties have hitherto been abetted. New elections hav,a been ordared »'n nine constituencies and are likely to result to tfc* return of two Zaghluusts and seven others. The results ofReuter's Service. - 72 words
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Article171 1925-03-14 7 INDIA'S TRADE THERE NOW LOST Government would be Pleased at Opium Prohibition Reuter's Service. Delhi, March 13. In the Assamibly Sir Basil Katkett in the- course of a speech on th opium question, refering to the China trade, showed how the w«hole of the revenue which once cameReuter's Service. - 171 words
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Article135 1925-03-14 7 Reuter's Service. London, Mar. 13. The Times Trade Supplement in an editorial dealing with the Bombay millowners' demand of the abolition of cotton excise duty, says that there can (be no doubt that for the boon of the abolition of excise with corresponding reduction in import duty,Reuter's Service. - 135 words
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Article92 1925-03-14 7 Reuter's Service. Washington, March 13. The Anglo-American Cofiton Association representatives have signed certificates' accepting the Departmient of Agriculture's copies as universal standards for white coflton. Representatives o'fi the Liverpool Ccrtton Exchange and the Manchester Federation of Master Cotton Spinners' Associat on, who previously announced that they wouldReuter's Service. - 92 words
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Article73 1925-03-14 7 Reuter's Service. London, March 13. The annua) meeting of the National Union of Societies for equal citizenship :ai London, after a staltenunt by Miss Alison Neilams mefpresenting social hygfiene with regard to the preserit condition of the morals in Singapore, decided to send a letter to the ColonialReuter's Service. - 73 words
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Article43 1925-03-14 7 Reuter's Service. Gibraltar, Mar. 13. The Riffs fined on the Eastern Telegraph ship Amber which was engaged repairing cables off the African coast, diespiite the ship's hoisting of the British Ensign. A Spanish gunboat intervened and shelled the shore.Reuter's Service. - 43 words
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Article39 1925-03-14 7 Reuter's Service. Washington, March 13. The Lausanne Treaty re-establishing Turco-American reflations was sent back to the Foreign Relations Committee by the Senate, Borah explained that the action was taken because "We haven't votes to ratify it."Reuter's Service. - 39 words
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Article25 1925-03-14 7 Reuter's Service. The Hague, March IS. The First Chamber has approved of last year's Washington Treaty concerning the transport cf alcoholic liquors.Reuter's Service. - 25 words
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Article267 1925-03-14 7 TRAGEDY ABOARD "EMPRESS OF FRANCE" American Tourist Dies at Middleton Hospital Consternation was caused by the discovery of a case of smauVpox aboard the tourist steamer "Empress of France" which arrived in Singapore yesterday. The vessel is on a world-tour, carrying 291 passengers, who aire mostly Americans. On267 words
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Article108 1925-03-14 7 Indian Assembly Cuts Down the Estimates Reuter's Service. DLhi, March 13. The Assembly by 70 votes to 42 passed a motion to strike out from the Estimates 77,000 rupees for the cotton excise staff, despice the Governm nt a opposition on the ground that funds did notReuter's Service. - 108 words
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Article90 1925-03-14 7 Reuter's Service. Ottawa, March 13. In the course of the debate in th House of Corrtmons with regard to the ratification of the Peterson Agreement of Graham, M'mster of Railways, said that if a measure of control was sutured for th Atlantic and succeeded then the* same principleReuter's Service. - 90 words
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Article58 1925-03-14 7 Reuter's Service. London, Mar. 13. The latest bulletin issued in respect of Lord Curzon says he passed a fair night, though his condition is causing anxiety. His genenaft strength rs mantained and he is getting a fair amount of sleep. London, March 13. Lord Curzon spent aReuter's Service. - 58 words
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Article63 1925-03-14 7 Reuter's Service. London, March 13. A break in wheat prices was responsible for the wildest scenes in the Chice4?|3 and Winnipeg exchanges. May futures dropped 14 cents to 166 cents in Chicago and 174 ih Winnipeg, the latter being a record decline. The collapse is due toReuter's Service. - 63 words
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Article22 1925-03-14 7 Reuter's Service. Paris, March 13. It is officially announced that Mons. Albert Sarraut has been appointed French Ambassador in Turkey.Reuter's Service. - 22 words
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Advertisement221 1925-03-14 7 JOHNSON Lightest, Speediest ar »d Most Durable DETACHABLE MOTOR I M W Develops 2H. P. Universal m% w Steering- Reversing. Extremely Quiet. M/m> Free Automatic Tilting. Weight 40 lbs. only. I Inspection Invited. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OP THE BORNEO COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated in England.) I SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR, IPOH AND PENANG.221 words
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Article231 1925-03-14 8 Sports Pastimes. FOOTBALL A Poor Show Sailors Hopelessly Beaten by Singapore One of the most one-sided and thoroughly disappointing football matches seen in Singapore since the arrival of the Naval Squadrons was played on the Stadium Association ground yesterday afternoon when Singapore walked away with nine goals to nil against231 words
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Article49 1925-03-14 8 The following will represent the Malaya Football Association against the Australian and East Indi:-s fleet on the M. F. A. ground this afternoon: Abdulla; Haroon. Omar; A. Cholak, W. Puteh. Lenlar; Kasstm, Tajb, Syed, Ismail and Salleh. Reserves: Awang and Sardie. Mr. A. Rahman will referee.49 words
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Article256 1925-03-14 8 The following matches in the English and Scottish Leagues will be played to- day:— Division I:—Birmingham vs. W. Ham, U. Bolton W. vs. Aston ViHa, Burnley vs. Newcastle U. Cardiff City vs. Nottingham F. Leeds United vs. Sheffield U. Notts County vs. Arsenal. Preston N. E. vs.256 words
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Article17 1925-03-14 8 The Davis Cup Reuter's Service. HonoMu, March 13. Hawaii has chalileng-ed for the Davis Cup.Reuter's Service. - 17 words
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Article42 1925-03-14 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, March 13. In the Cricket Oiub's Tennis (tampionships Terrell beat Ben iett, o—6, 7—5, 6—-2. Bennett's defeat was unexpected, especially after his winning the first set six to love. Terrell played steadily, and won creditably.42 words
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Article153 1925-03-14 8 Monday's Ties Championship.—(Preliminary) Haybittel vs. Moss. Ziegele vs. Taaffe. Lowry vs. Cutler. B. J. Wright vs. Hickey. J. Wilson vs. Layboume. Lt. Bourke vs. J. S. Nathan. Newcomers' Handicap R. G. Cooper vs. M. B. Bell. R. MacLeod vs. Arthur. Major Watson vs. N. Tupholmes. J. K. Carr153 words
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Article49 1925-03-14 8 To-night's Naval Bouts The regimental Band will be in attendance at 7.15 at the Happy Valley to-night when the final of the naval tournament between men from the China Squadron and the Australian Peek. His Excellency the Governor will >te present and will d-striitute the cups and nudals.49 words
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Article417 1925-03-14 8 Domy Santos Outpoints Wim Voll at Batavia (From Our Own OarrespandaBit.) Domy Santos, the Filipino, has eventually made good in Java by earning the decision against Wim Voll, the Dutch lightweight, in a nine round! contest staged at Batavia recently. It was one of the season417 words
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Article120 1925-03-14 8 Penang Golf Club The annual report of the Penang Golf Club shows the number of active members at December 31, was 198 as compared with 199 at December 31, 1923. The corresponding figures for lady members are 122 and 119. Forty* new members were admitted during the year. The120 words
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Article231 1925-03-14 8 Wei-Hai-Wei Cup Keppel vs. Garrison at Garrison Course on Sunday morning, the 15th inst. Keppel players in the above event are notified that the Garrison has given a walkover to Keppel in the first round. Keppel Golf Olub will, therefore, meet the Singapore Gofcf Club in the231 words
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Article26 1925-03-14 8 Another Nurmi Record Reuter's Service. New York, March 13. Nurmi ran 3,000 metres in 8 min. 26 2-5 sees., breaking the record by 2-5 sees.Reuter's Service. - 26 words
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Article55 1925-03-14 8 V.M.C.A. vs. S.R.C. The following will represent the V.M.C.A. vs. S.R.C. at Hockey on Monday on the S.R.C. ground:—W. C. Tripp; E. G. Wheatley and D. O'ComKill; R. Lyne, T. B. Smith and G. Day; G. Towers, R. H. Yorke, H. G. Stack (Capt), A. N. Katyal and C.55 words
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Article82 1925-03-14 8 M.C.C.'s Last Match Reuter's Service. Adelaide, March 13. The M.C.C. commenced their final match in Australia to-day on the Oval 1 The weaHm* was fine and a perfect wicket had been prepared. The attendance was 5,000. The M.C.C. won the toss and batted first, but only made 179, ofReuter's Service. - 82 words
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Article160 1925-03-14 8 Admiral Everett was one of the disappointed spectators when a shower of rain put a to a match between sides representing Singapore and the Comitined Fleets yesteruay on the Padang. The Singapore team was sent in to bat the naval skipper having won the toss but160 words
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Article128 1925-03-14 8 Programme of Sporting Engagements Football (Association) To-day, Malaya F. A. ground, Malay XI vs. Australian Fleet. To-morrow. S.C.F.A. ground, Hawkins vs. Australian Fleet. Monday, March 16: S.C.F.A. Ground, S.C.F.A. vs. H.M.S. Malaya F. A, ground, P. Serangam vs. H.M.A.S. Wednesday, March 18: S.C.C. ground, S.C.C. vs. H.M.S. Rugby128 words
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Article195 1925-03-14 8 (By Courtesy of the Nanyo NichiNichi Shimbunsha.) Tokio, Mar. 12. It has teen decided that their Majesties the Emperor and Empress will celebrate on the 10th of May their silver wedding. The death of Dr. Sun Yat-ser. was announced last night. The funeral will take place at195 words
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Article246 1925-03-14 8 Mr. H.H. Banks, Dr. Jackson, and Mr. Parker, of Seremban, on Saturday captured a large crocodile, 10 ft. long, at a mining hole close to the railway overhead bridge near the second mile post on ,the Rembau v road. A line was set on Friday evening, with a large hook246 words
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Article231 1925-03-14 8 The Palladium "Dr. Jack" and "Never Weaken" two Harold Lloyd feature films will be screened at the Palladium Theatre at 5 p.m. to-day. Happy Valley To-morrow and on Monday next Special Variety Entertainments will be given in the Boxing Arena of the Happy Valley commencing each night at231 words
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Article476 1925-03-14 8 Forth List of Donors The Entertainment Committee thank the following 1 donors who have kindly booked scats for the plays to be given by the members of the Hoi Thin Amateur Dramatic Association on the April Ist, 2nd and 3rd in aid of the fund of the476 words
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Article40 1925-03-14 8 Monday, March 16. —Individual Troops Parade 5.15 p.m Tuesday, March 17.—Signalling Class and Ambulance Crass Headquarters 5 15 p.m. Thursday, March 19. —Band Practice Headquarters 5.15 p.m. Saturday, March 21.—Compulsory Combined Parade All Troops Headquarters 4.30 p.m.40 words
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Article42 1925-03-14 8 The following donations have been w~ •ei\td: Previously acknowledged $24,004.13 Mrs. M *B. BrockwePl 27 Cheques should be made out in favour of Saint Paul's Restoration Fund and addressed to Reuters Agent, 11 Collyer Quay, Singapore. E. WALKER. Agent.42 words
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Article137 1925-03-14 8 Mr. Isaac Thambyah, who is leaving for Ceylon to take up clerical orders, is being entertained to a farewell function by the Ceylonese community of Penang on Saturday. The function will take place at Mr. A. White's residence in Vermont Road On the very successful conclusion of their efforts, the137 words
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Advertisement490 1925-03-14 8 I TENNIS RACKETS I m a m jj 1 at Half Prices m 2 i B IB m m Raja Co., 117, North Bridge Road, Singapore. i I I I I I I' I I I > I I I I I I I I I I I I I490 words
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Article285 1925-03-14 9 The Freshness or Staleness of Eggs Generations of humorists have made easy mtrth over the nice adaptation of the different grades of fre-shness' (or sitaleness) of eggs. For instance, the Egg Pool and the retailers have eggs that vary from "new fresh laid" through different gradations285 words
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Article26 1925-03-14 9 From certain provisional Treasury returns which we have been permitted to see, it would appear thac the F.M.S. revenue last ytar exceeded the most sanguine anticipation.—M.M.26 words
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Advertisement292 1925-03-14 9 FOR 0000GB CLEANSING oF THE TEETH USE "Odol 0 ideal preparation for the protection of the mouth and teeth. rrORES AND CHEMISTS at au •r B MEDICAL OFFICE ,,,2. North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. LOSE WW SCHOLARSHIPS. HONGKONG UNIVERSITY. r»l Ipa, which provide p. at the Univenity of it In September,292 words
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Advertisement189 1925-03-14 9 "The last 12 month.-, I have been troubled With barfly Irritating i d .-h. which turnxl n.tc. wiping ecBOna. I used three bottles, with the result that Dm complete!* relieved r.:c. !tr, hcahnR and effects are wonderful. T. Het'.icringto i, Kill Plain, via Dcniiiquin. And see what two grateful mothers189 words
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Advertisement654 1925-03-14 9 CHURCH SERVICES THIRD SUNDAY IN LENT March 15, 1925 S. Andrew's Cathedral 7 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.45 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral) and Sermon. 9.15 a.m. Matins followed by Holy Communion. 4 p.m. The Caftechrsm. 5.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. During the following week at the Cathedral:—Monday 7.40 a.m. Matins; 8654 words
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Advertisement411 1925-03-14 9 Cathedral of the Good Shepherd 6.30 a.m. Low Mass. 8 a.m. High Mass and English Sermon. 5 p.m. Vespers and Benediction. Friday 5.30 p.m. The Way of the Crose. Garrison Church Tanglin Barracks 7 a.m. Holy Communion. 8.45 a.m. Church Service. 6.15 p.m. Evening Service. Geylang Methodist Church 10 to411 words
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Advertisement311 1925-03-14 9 V\ thrttih the house vith LOTOL —ft tknroys all Insect Tests. I \our Qreafest 1 I help for Home > I Cleanliness Quick— )I Easy— >\ l) Thorough! because the /£(bj- certain. LOTOL lightens the m( Ammwl I work of Insect extermination 5> 1 V 1 because the fine vaporous311 words
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Article561 1925-03-14 10 LOVE AFFAIRS OF "LA BELLE SUZANNE" Deserter's Astonishing Masquerade Paris.— Havring recovered from a surprising shock, Parisian are laughing heartily over the exploits of "La Belle Suzanne." For nearly ten years she was known as a breaker of hearts M the Quartier Latim and at Montmartre,561 words
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Article503 1925-03-14 10 War Hero's Suicide After Murdering Wife Unemployment has been responsible for many hardships and almost countless tragedies since thy war, ,U*t none has been more pathetic or more heartrend ng than that just enacted in Belfast. The victims were: Alexand'-r McEwan, 28, who served his King and503 words
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Advertisement831 1925-03-14 10 I SPECIAL SERVICE BOXING CONTESTS 1 AT THE HAPPY VALLEY To-Night at 9.15 1 I AUSTRALIAN FLEET vs. CHINA SQUADRON 1 Eight good contests of 3 rounds each all weights I I TWO SPECIAL 6 ROUNDS CONTESTS. I I By kind permission of H Lt. Col. Julius the Regimental Band831 words
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Advertisement630 1925-03-14 10 STEAMER SAILINGS HENDfBOrTLINE "~^H SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS BY FORTNIGHTLY FREIGHT AND PASSBNGPP STEAMERS BETWEEN RANGOON AND ENGLAND with through connections from Simrann.. (Connecting Steamer arriving the same day that the H h Passengers usually disembark at *i HOMEWARD SAILINGS FOR UNITED KINGDOM. 1925 Martaban Mar 24 Burma Henzada April 7630 words
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Article507 1925-03-14 11 RUBBER SHARES WEEKLY REPORT Fraser and Co. Singapore, March 11. ih P«ft week been a very guiet one m alt sections of the share market. WuDber again shews ft further advance to pr.:ce and London stocks dtsdose a lurther decrease of 1,600 tons. The enquiry for Rubber shares continue however507 words
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Article387 1925-03-14 11 A Far-Reaching Claim by Germany Near-beer is outdone. Germany is not exactly a prohibition country, but the Germans have, if reports are true, invented a near-beer with >less than owe per cent, of alcohol, which tastes, foams and smells exactly like real Munich or Pilsner and can be387 words
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Article70 1925-03-14 11 On the departure of Major R.R. Robertson for Home on leave, Captain J. J. Saunders, Officer Commanding, "BP (Eurasian) Company will take over command of the P. and P.W.V.C. Mr. L. S. Mayn; left Kuching on the 12th having resigned his appoinrtmient as Assistant Conservator of Forests. There has been70 words
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Article516 1925-03-14 11 MEAT Beef steak (round) kati 45 Beef stew or curry kati 40 Pork lean kati 64 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) 54 Mutton Indian kati Muttoni Australian kati 80 Fowl kati 55 Capons (Locally reared) kati Hens (Locally reared) kati 65 Ducks each 80 Pigeons, domestic unfledged516 words
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Article117 1925-03-14 11 Edrth Wharton, the writer toM thi* w»t story: "The American wounded were being brought in from the second Marne battle, she said, "and a fussy American woman in a Khaki uniform and Sam Brown beUt knelt over a stretcher and said, Ts thai case an117 words
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Article109 1925-03-14 11 Recipe For Old Age "Take everything as it comes and don't worry too much—and take plenty of outdoor exercise," This is the recipe for long life of Mr. William Jenkin, of St. Mawes, a picturesque little village across the bay from Falmouth, who has just celdhrated his hundredth birthday. Mr.109 words
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Advertisement570 1925-03-14 11 f STEAMER SAILINGS tlTbritish INDIAliWlrc.O^ I (Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. prSLNSLXAR AND ORIENTALSTEAM NAVIGATION CO PE LONDON ANP FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with Hi* Majesty* GoT*rn m «nt.) ol r\VAKl>S from LONDON. HOMEWARDS For China Japan. For Marseilles, London Antwerp Due Tonnage Singapore Tonnage570 words
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Advertisement506 1925-03-14 11 STEAMER SAILINGS (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.) LONDON LINE. Tonnage Destination Due Sail Katori Maru 10,000 Marseilles London Antwerp Mar 15 17 Atsuta Maru 8,000 Marseilles London Antwerp Mar 30 31 Kashima Maru 10,000 Marseilles London Antwerp Apr 13 14 Hakone Maru 11,000 Marseilles London Antwerp Apr 30 May 1 Suwa Maru506 words
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Advertisement164 1925-03-14 11 INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD (Incorporated in Hongkong.) Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and Shanghai, and to Calcutta via Penang, from Singapore. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Chefoe, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtsze ports Formosa, the Philippines, etc. FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA. Barrymore164 words
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Advertisement471 1925-03-14 12 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED,—C lerk with knowledge pf brukkeepirg and typir-g. Apply etherlands Trading Society. WANTED—at once, European or Eurasian Kune to take charge of two children ated 6 and 5. Applicant must be aDletosew. Write fiox 242 c/o Jdalaya rribune. W A N T E D.— Ihe Education Department, Singapore,471 words
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Advertisement245 1925-03-14 12 PUBLIC NOTICES THE EASTERN EXTENSION AUSTRALASIA CHINA TELEGRAPH COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated in England.) NOTICE. During my temporary absence fnm Singapore Stfr. vV. H, Sk»y will be in charge of thl« Company'a affairi. E H. DERRICK, Divisional Manager. Notice of Removal. WING LOONG Merchant Tailors, Have moved into their New Premises245 words
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Advertisement509 1925-03-14 12 BANKS THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 189«, 2nd December 1892.) Authorised Capital *8,000,00« Subscribed Capital £1,800,00« Paid-up Capital £1,050,00« Reaerve Fund and Rest £1,407,811 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Sir R. J.509 words
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Advertisement436 1925-03-14 12 BANKS THE BANK OF TAIWAN, LIMITED. (Incorporated by Special Imperial Charter in Japan.) Capital Subscribed Y. 60,000,000 Paid-up Capital Y. 52,500,000 Reserve Fund' Y. 13,780,00$ President.—X. Nakagawa, Esq. Vice-President.—H. Mori, Esq. DIRECTORS: G. Kawasaki, Esq. M. Esaki, Esq. T. Hisamune, Esq. D. Takita, Esq. M. Shuto Esq. HEAD OFFICE: TAIPEH,436 words
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Advertisement413 1925-03-14 12 INSURANCE THE IWrJ 80UTH \W BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Offices: 2, Finlayson Green. FOR SAFETY AND GOOD SERVICE IN LIFE ASSURANCE GO TO THE ORIENTAL IN AGE SIZE AND STRENGTH THE GREATEST INDIAN LIFE ASSURANCE413 words
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Advertisement471 1925-03-14 12 MALAYA TUiJ; SHIPPING^AZEir IJAILv' 'Phone 345 Editorial r>_ 'Phone 171 MaCft pi SUBSCRIPTION" RATP Payab.e in A d£? Per annum Half-yearly j-^ Per quarter Single Copy 5 cw> II Postage Extra 50 cents, To Foreign countries $1.50 VERY MANY "MALAYA TRIBUNE" upon street sellers for tt Ri will help us,471 words
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