Malaya Tribune, 20 July 1925
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Title Section31 1925-07-20 1 The Malaya Tribune. AND mum^f SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY.) a EVENING DAILY, j ,)L Ail.- No. 168 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, JULY 20, 192531 words
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Advertisement204 1925-07-20 1 I THE I LATA TFJBUNE j GAZETTE f g N'ewfpnper of I so Malaya. I I d Dally. that keeps iti I :nf -rued I ri ixnEPENDFNT^vI S f| t il l WII MIII 1 '"^^r^r^c^cjrnrnr^r^c^t^c^t^c^thc^tLhiihdh j WHITEAWAY'S I "HOSIERS TO DISCERNING MEN." jjj Hosiery is just what youVe been204 words
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Advertisement255 1925-07-20 1 ■uiuiiiiiiiiiiuaiii :sMiiisiißiisiisi:siisNsiißiißiißiißiisiis;is.j,is!isiiiiisiis;iß^^^ 1 TANYA TUAN! 7 I What should a man DRINK? I I V\ hethar playing games, motoring, cycling, walklns;—wh ltever I the recreation—the out-of-doors man sh uid quench his thirst wisely. Barley Water really quenches—but does n ore. It hat 3 l utritive and sustaining qualities which g*t255 words
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Advertisement394 1925-07-20 1 I RMMMM j VISION IS LIFE'S PRICELESS I GIFT. h I 1 ake care of your eyes. Hare then examined by us and have aa keep i i your glasses properly adjusted. I I THE EASTERN OPTICAL Co. I I 15, South Canal Road, Singapore. 1 '■^•"■"■iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininiintinininiiiiniiiiiiiititiMtniimnKta^ I Bell's "Bigsix"394 words
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Article2293 1925-07-20 2 REVISITED AFTER LAPSE OF TWENTY YEARS Proposed Marriage to Miss Alice Roosevelt 11. .iii Mohammed Jamalul Kiram ll— 50..:, ctl J«fio, or Sulu. and hero of George Ade's comic op.ra—has be:n revisited by Mr. Frank Carpenter af .er a lapse of tHventy years. His Maj ay's former2,293 words
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Article119 1925-07-20 2 The new three-field lens for spectacles is claimed' not city to give three fields of vision Instead cf two but to remove the defect <:f bifocnl glasses of showing --teps and other ci jectß in wrong posit'\m when viewed through tie junction of the two lens surfaces. This gives the119 words
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Advertisement393 1925-07-20 2 Serve the Children All the Postum They Want YOU can give the kiddies all the Postum they want. Postum is made from whole wheat, bran, and sugar cane, scientifically blended and roasted. It is the great food-d-ink, nourisher and body-builder. Youngsters love it, thrive on it, and ask for more.393 words
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Advertisement347 1925-07-20 2 WEARY—ALWAYS WEARY. No Energy—No Vigour—No Strength. Such Is tthe distressing state of thousands of jaded men—and v. in every part of the Far East. These men and women go on dragg i e JrJJ* less, languid lives, blaming everything but the real cause for their dej others become enthusiastic they347 words
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Article256 1925-07-20 3 COMMONWEALTH OF INDIA All Parties' Demand for Dominion Status (Via Ceylon Exchanges) Simla, June 29. A striking memorandum on the necessity of passing a Commonwealth of India Bill drafted by them is signed by forty leading Indian politicians belonging to all schools of thought. The membrandum warns Britain256 words
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Article54 1925-07-20 3 S m!a. Jur.o 29. A telegram has been received from the British Consul a!: Jeddah reporting that about 25(1 Indian and Other British pilgrims who had drifted to Jeddah by various routes were allowed by Amir Ali to pass through h's lines on June 26, in order54 words
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Article54 1925-07-20 3 Simla, June 29. The Government of India contradic*» ths sutatem.nt of the "Sunday Times/ London, chat. Indian troops in India had been warned cf possible service an China. It .s understood that Indian tiroops in Hongkong and the Straits St A laments may. however, have been54 words
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Article58 1925-07-20 3 Calicut, June 29. A free fight occurred in a mosque be-* rween -two Moplah factions of over a thousand Mopiahs who had assembled for Jumma prayers. Th* dispute was about the Mulla conducting the prayers. Several sustained serious injuries and were removed to hospital. The police58 words
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Article30 1925-07-20 3 Neg-apattaon, June 20. Owing to the heavy rush of traffic, particularly of Malaya emigrants, weekly steamer services, instead of fortnightly services, will run from July 5, onwards.30 words
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Article97 1925-07-20 3 Madras, June 29. The tragic death o£ a welll-known shikari is reported from Bobbili when Chelikand Surya Rao, the Raja of Bobbili's unci» swm mauled mortally by a wounded man-eater in it he Viziarampura forests. After he had driven e bulle». through it« Fungs Who anijnal97 words
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Article34 1925-07-20 3 Trichinopoly, June 29. Floods in the Oauvery are rising owing to heavy rains in itihe< hills. Wat err ia spreading Ito the villages. The people «ire removing to a *afe neighbourhood.34 words
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Article172 1925-07-20 3 Madras, JurDe 30. Ootacamundi, Coonoor and Cocanad» having a.ceded from the Madras AngloIndian Association as from July 1, have senio various sums for the expense® of the deputation to England. A portion of this has been taken fro<m circle funds but the mojor portion was raised by172 words
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Article186 1925-07-20 3 Simla, July 1; Delhi, July 1. —The communal situation on the eve of the Id Bakrid, tl.oe Moslem festival is not entirely reassuring although Mr. Abbot, the Chief Commissioner and other authorities have taken all the possible precautionary measures. Several attempts of the Hindu and Muslim leaders hsve186 words
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Article28 1925-07-20 3 rp, Madras, June 30. lhe London correspondent of "The Pioneer cables that Lord Reading will not accept an extension of his term of office as Viceroy.28 words
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Article60 1925-07-20 3 m, Bombay, June 30. ine Bombay Millowners Association will shortly meet leaders of operatives for* a frank discussion on the question of a reduction of workmen's wages. Prominent millowners interviewed to-day expressed the opinion that. not even a good monsoon th s year would enable the Bomhay60 words
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Article51 1925-07-20 3 Bombay, June 3d. The Great Indian Peninsula Railway pass from to-day from company management to State management after seventy-eight years control by the former who opened the concern on April 16. 1853. It is the oldest railway system in India. No formal ceremony of handing over took piace.51 words
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Article133 1925-07-20 3 Simla, June 30. In pursuance of the recommendation of the Coal Committee the Government of Ind.a have decided to abolish the office of the Trffffsportation Officer with effect from October 1. 1925. The Government of India have also accepted the view of the Committee that preference in the133 words
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Article78 1925-07-20 3 Simla July 1. The monsoon during week ending to-day was active but the rainfall distribution was uneven, being dominated by depression in the Arabian sea and a storm of moderate intensity from the Bay. Rainfall is moderate to larg? with a d€>feot in Upper Burma. Bihar,78 words
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Article41 1925-07-20 3 Simla, July 2. During the forthcoming session of the Legislature questions about broadcasting in India will be raised, particularly as tD whether broadcasting: of a nature which will materially affect big newspaper interests and which have been disallowed in England.41 words
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Article62 1925-07-20 3 Bombay, July 1. Three pathetic stories of suicide by workmen employed in cotton mills come from Ahmedabad. One unfortunate mill hand finding on pay day a number of creditors at his door, drowned himself in a neighbouring tank. The second workman under similar circumstances threw62 words
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Article65 1925-07-20 3 Simla, July 2. Th? Italo-Afghan difficulties have not yet been solved and tbe Afghans are not prepared to go up to the Legation and formally salute the Italian flags, but they may agree to money compensation. The rifle* confiscated by Italy are those supplied to Italy by65 words
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Article44 1925-07-20 3 Under the Inventions Ordinance, privileges are granted to M. P. E. H. Roussan, of Paris, for improvements in the application of the Bark of Melaleuca Leucadendron to thermic, hydraulic and di-electric devices. And to Mr. G. H. Kellar for a "metal spring button fastener.''44 words
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Advertisement504 1925-07-20 3 GAMAGES PIONEERS OF OVERSEAS TRADING For nearly 50 years we have been giving our Customers in every Town of the World—REAL STERLING VALUF Her.', th. World', Be.t Valu. in V^UE, Boots Shoes f\ H9l //jjgA Jli 1 AWSL\. > fV< v ry P« ,r manufactured throughout f/Mf 1 Nl rlhi504 words
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Advertisement153 1925-07-20 3 JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. Is it worth while to experiment with the myriad so-called "cures" for Rheumatism when there IS one sovereign remedy timetested and PROVEN, which will bring you instant relief? For nearly a generation Little's Oriental Balm has been used by all classes of people, to all countries, as153 words
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Advertisement614 1925-07-20 3 WfATfIER/ PERIts/ Nothing tests the "weak spot" in throat and chest like the coming of the Monsoon. The best insurance against danger is to take Peps at the least sign of trouble. These novel breatheable tablets safeguard most effectively against (lie penis of sudden colds and chills. They also shield614 words
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Advertisement652 1925-07-20 4 AMUSEMENTS 1 EMPIRE g Thursday, July 16 to Mirday, July 2) A Programme for Everybody g Three Special Features-one of darirg stunts, one of real comedy a and one of first-class drama. [> rG DI In the First Show it 7-3) p.m. Sharp. GENTLEMAN FOR 24 HOURS y 5 BELLS.652 words
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Advertisement255 1925-07-20 4 AMUSEMENTS I From Sunday, July 19 to Saturday, July 25. jjj It's a Long Time since you have been made to Laugh and to Thoroughly Enjoy Yourself by g That Universally Popular Screen Comedian The One and Only S I HAROLD LLOYD j S iS\ m% mm\m\ H You've Not255 words
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Advertisement350 1925-07-20 4 AMUSEMENTS Gaiety Cinema Junction Albert Bencoolen Streets. TO-NIGHT AT 9 P.M. < 1 m m F y/ CONSTANCE TALMADGE In an adaptation of Edgar Selwyn's Play "The Divorcee" THE PRIMITIVE LOVER A First National Attraction IN SEVEN PARTS Moot Gibson In a stirring drama of the West THE SAWDUST TRAIL350 words
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Article554 1925-07-20 5 VIN [OTERNAHDNAL LEAGUE fettings on the Shores of the Lake of Geneva Hotel National, then the a. now the home of pe a ional Civil Service, S. cretary-General a daily at work 150 officials drawn from rhehr fiist meetingto nnumbcr, was i. nd ttfe, whence they the554 words
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Article41 1925-07-20 5 aiT.ved n Singapore n ettrani reported having m "'•->' prahu with its crew of Bain Pah ait. The in a damrrgod state was authorities here. I*' <• \> er H.lenpa, 2 558 torus, Madras on Thursday laet ewwo. She leaves for -■-■»<! inNUwvt.41 words
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Article538 1925-07-20 5 Death of Famous French Actor Since ihe death of the elder Ccquelin, Lucien Guitry, who died on June 1, at the age of 65, was generally considered, in Paris as well as in London, to be the most distinguished actor on the French stage. Although he majdlB one538 words
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Article138 1925-07-20 5 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, July 20. Number after the ship indicates the Godown it is abreast of and the word 'Gate," the number of the Gate to enter at. East Wharf (Gate 1).— BUenga, 22; Plancius 20. Main Wharf (Gate 3).—lpoh,138 words
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Article56 1925-07-20 5 Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. Kerosene Devoe's Imperial Brilliant per 2 fens $5.40 Sylvan Arrow per 2 tins 55.00 Tiger per 2 tins $5.00 Tig.r per 2 drums $4.70 Benzine Socony Motor Gasoline per 2 tin* cf 8 gallons $7.60 Socony Motor Gasoline per gallon56 words
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79 1925-07-20 5 The current retail prices of Kerosene and Benzine are as follows:— Shell Kerosene per two tins $5.60 Fish $5.35 Dragon M $5 3d m $5.20 Cross $5-15 Crown drums $5.00 Croay m S 4 85 'Shell" Aviation Benzine ex drums pei Imperial gallon $1.0 -b79 words
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Article54 1925-07-20 5 To-day's Quotations RICE Rice, Siam No 1 per Koyan $335 Rice, Siam 2 $320 Rice, Siam 3 $310 Rice, Saigon 1 $275 Rice, Saigon 2 $262 Rice, Saigon 3 Rice, Rangoon 1 $270 Rice, Rangoon 2 $260 Rice. Par Boiled No 1 per bag $9.00 g} ce54 words
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Article76 1925-07-20 5 Buyers Sellers Gambier $18.00 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube White Pepper 47.50 Johore Black Pepper Mixed Black Pepper 28.00 Sundried Copra 12.50 Mixed Copra 12.00 Kayong Copra Small Flake Tapioca 6.25 Med. Pearl Tapioca 7.75 Small Pearl Tapioca 7.75 No. 1 Sago Flour *Fair -Sago Flour 6.75 6.7576 words
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Article86 1925-07-20 5 London, Jutly 17. Manchester Market— 8>» lbs shirtings fair (new basis) 15s 40's Gr»ey Yams, single twist 24 6 lbs. T. Clonh fair 24 yards 9s 6d Liverpool Market— Cotton Fudly Middling American 13.92 Cotton Egyptian 32.30 Metals— Tin Std. S months £263.7.6 f'roduce— Copra fair Merchantable86 words
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Article110 1925-07-20 5 To qualify for the Government subsidy of £1.000.000. the Imperial Airways were called upon to fly 800.000 miles during the first year. Despite a labour dispute depriving them of one month's flying, they have more than Carried out their obligations, and. to date, have flown 825,750 miles.110 words
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Article87 1925-07-20 5 Singapore, July 20. -hi London— Bank 4 months' right 2s. 4 15|32d Demand 2s 4 5 32d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 23!32d On InfoBank Tel. Transfer 155 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 1% p.c. pm. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 73 On Java— Bank Tel. Transfer 14187 words
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Article224 1925-07-20 5 In the discussion in the Bombay Municipal Corporation on the practice of doping infants with opium, which obtains among the women workers? in the mills and factories of hat city, cne member expressed the opinion that the present general on was weak because ft did Dot take opium.224 words
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Article154 1925-07-20 5 Whatever may be Mm custom in other countries, says the Autocar, the vogue of the ready-made articlo has never appealed very strongly in Great Bioain. The average Englishman likes to have his clothes or h s gun er his house exactly suited to his own special154 words
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Advertisement89 1925-07-20 5 dhdhdhdhdlidhdhdhdhdhdhdhch^ I Malayan Agri-Horticultural Showf I AND I I Trades Exhibition. Kuala Lumpur, July 31 to August 3. 3 EXHIBITIONS, SHOWS, 1 I TRADES. I 1 FOOTBALL, RONGGENG, 1 BOXING. I j DANCING, etc., etc. I First Class Catering-Tiffins, Teas, Dinners. H Admission: First Class »1.00 (Season $2) S Second89 words
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Advertisement204 1925-07-20 5 IN AID OF THE ORPHANS AN ENTERTAINMENT WILL BE GIVEN ON SATURDAY, August Ist at 5 p.m. AT THE CONVENT OF THE HOLY INFANT JESUS. Tickets at $1 each. MAY BE PURCHASED AT Messrs. Robinson Co., Ltd. Messrs. John Little Co., Ltd. Messrs. Kelly Walsh Ltd. Messrs. Ribeiro Co., Ltd.204 words
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Miscellaneous91 1925-07-20 5 Mails Close TO-DAY, JULY 20 Hongkong-, Chingwantao and Japan 'Gleniffer 2 p.m. bwatow, Amoy and Canton* Clara Jebsen 2 p.m. Pont Swettenham arid Penang *SeIangor 3 p.m. Batu Pahat *Meran 3 p.m. Malacca Hye Leong 4 p.m. uar *Ban YVhatt Soon 1 4 p.m. Keta Tmggi ♦Hong Hin 4 p.m.91 words
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Article112 1925-07-20 6 A Singapore Diary To-day, July 20 High Tides. —10.54 a.m., 10 pm. League I: S.C.F.A. vs. R. A., Stadium. S.C.C. Rugby Meeting, 6.15 p.m. Epilation Lodge, 8.30 p.m. To-morrow, July 21 Hgh Tides.—ll.27 a.m, 10.36 nm. League II: S.C.F.A. (b) vs. S.C.F.A. (a), SRC League II: S.C.C.112 words
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Article942 1925-07-20 6 During this week Educationalists from all over the country will be in Singapore to attend the Education Conference, which begins on Wednesday. Secrecy being a Government virtue the Education Department has kept marvellously silent about this Conference. Nobody knows what i% going to happen, what subjects are to942 words
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Article445 1925-07-20 6 The Y.M.C.A.. Swimming Pool has been re-opened. The Educatk-nal Conference at wh ch all bhe heads of schools- in Malaya wi 1 meet will cvTiimence on Wednesday. Te'eprams receivtd from G. P. O. London, ma I despatched from Singapore June 24 I y i a Tvn .a. ,v livcred *h445 words
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Article128 1925-07-20 6 By Burmese Woman for Child Maintenance A weeping Burmese woman with a fine red-ha'red atnd blue-eyed baby in her arms wa> a pathetic figure in the District Court this morning. She summoned B. C. Walters, a European for negledt and fading to maintain her illegitimate child. On seeing128 words
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Obituary102 1925-07-20 6 Heart Failure After Misjudged Dive (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, July 20. Mr. R. C. Pry of Sydney Estate* whilst baj:hin,?i aft PonS Dickson yesterday dived and struck the water rather flat. He did not come up immediately and when ha did bt was discovered he102 words
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Article104 1925-07-20 6 Sentence of one year's rigorous imprisonment was passed on L*eong Ah Wah. a Cantonese by Mr. Frankiyn-Rob m-on, the Dls.rict Judge, Etta morning on charges of 1 e nsr in possession of two revolvers and 200 rounds of ammunition. The reused waa a-rested at the Examination Shed by Revenue104 words
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Article84 1925-07-20 6 From tame immemorial the Chinese have been famous for their industry and craft. At the present moment an Exhibition is being held on the premises of the Chinese Industrial and Commerical Continuation School at 30 Enggor Street, containing a display of Rattan-ware and Rattan Fuxni-•,-ure of various kinds.84 words
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Article26 1925-07-20 6 (From Our Own Correspondent). P tttamg, July 19. The Pitting Gaze t.'s Calcutta correspondent wires that Sen Gupta has been elected Mayor of Calcutta.26 words
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Article29 1925-07-20 6 Mr. Justice Deane having left Singapore BD take tfee Penang Assizes. His Lordship Mr. Justice P. J. Sproule, Acting Chief JnsfcVee ifl presiding at the Singapore As-sizis.29 words
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Article295 1925-07-20 6 Sir Laurence Guillemard was the principal guest at the Royal Navy Clut:< on June 2:l— "and th s miirht be tnkun as indication of a ties ire not only to do h i >>; a personal honour, but also us a sign oi the interest that the Navy is taking295 words
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Article36 1925-07-20 6 Rubber London, Stocks on July 14, 4,484 tons; 7 torus up. London.—4s. 5Y 4 6. Local Spot.—$1.74. August to September.—$1.71. October 'to December.—$1.53. New York.—$1.11. Tin London (18.7.25).—£263.5.0. Local.—$132.75 per picul 200 tons sold.36 words
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Article866 1925-07-20 6 Education and Industrx t<.. Sidney, M.A., PJLG.S IfcL 8 the Vxtora betitution and y the Headmaster,' t Th's title I have tak by one gf the great* have ever lived deliv-n construction Council in Sanderson of Oundie. is a peculiarly fitting tin of the remarks ma.l cationist in866 words
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Miscellaneous72 1925-07-20 6 THE WEATHER Meteorological Report By Courtesy of the Government Health Office Kandang Kerbau Station, for the 24 hours ending midn'ght JuJy 19, 1925. deg. Max. shade temperature 87 F. Min. shade temperature 73.3 F. Mean shade temperature 78.7 F. Max. sun radiation 146 F. Mln. grass radiation 70 F. Sea72 words
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Article333 1925-07-20 7 XII KS MEET WITH SOME SUCCESS Pctain Confers with Generals and the Sultan Reuter's Service. Paris, Juiy 18. A commu: que from Fez states that the Wadi Har ma post repulsed ffjrr.s the Kiffs who suffered v;o!?nt to the mountains. w a' e R ffs intended to at-Reuter's Service. - 333 words
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Article42 1925-07-20 7 Reuter's Service. Warsaw, .July is. ES wi*d west c/.ase in Iht main s:ree;s the Niet can! ,ro I .v.- n, unmuniati on tne P°"*e an.i o ne Commun'st i tv !slr a ns and the remaining Batu sta were woundedReuter's Service. - 42 words
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Obituary14 1925-07-20 7 [teattri Sendee.] I Quebec, July 19. «f ardiaal Begin. I Reuter's Service.Reuter's Service. - 14 words
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Article49 1925-07-20 7 1 "TwpnmiliMl). P Bang; July 19. f n T ve /tateng another in S Bun;'ah Road, 'hat the latter tigers wore in- ng from a trolley bus, having v waa sent :o hospital. been arretted in wh<-] s ;i,n(l »lands-street f nmese were as- r compatriots on49 words
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Article42 1925-07-20 7 If, nome wbicfa will July, the Citizen bo* *****, includ- > m f«»ed to 50,000. -y continuing tl fur another in training Cadets is to These three f 4MS In 5 I f i: ».000 voluntas, The 1908 (approximately ~O,JO42 words
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Article168 1925-07-20 7 Short-Lived Outbreak Beaten by Government Reuter's Service. Lisbon, July 19. A military revolt headed by a number of officers who were arrested after the outbreak of April 18 and who escaped from the fortress 0 f San Juliao broke out early this morning. The cruiser Vascodagama declared forReuter's Service. - 168 words
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Article97 1925-07-20 7 Reuter's Service. Dayt|;>n July 18. Little evidence has hitfherto been taken in the Scopes ca.se in which John Scopes, a school teacher, is charged with teaching evolution contrary to the taw, most of the time having been t3ake>n up by arguments on !ega! points. Mr. W. J.Reuter's Service. - 97 words
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Article306 1925-07-20 7 Charge Against Motor Bus Driver Withdrawn Beifore Mr. Justice Sproule, Acting Chief Just cc at the Singapore Assizes the charge was withdrawn by the Deputy Public Frc.sse.utor against one Ljw Joo Chow, a m tor "mis driver mit > was charged wlt-t causing death by a rash act;306 words
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Article154 1925-07-20 7 Newsboys who Became Railway Kings 99 Par.is, June 2.—Mr. O. P. Van Sweringen, testify ng- before the Inter-Stae Commerce Commission at WaehLngton, admiral that ne and his brother, who both began their T^LoV ewsboys P rofi e <* to Se extent oi k,6,Sb>AQO ,n consoquence of a154 words
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Article77 1925-07-20 7 In spite of the daily increasing number of motor vehicles in the streets m Ceylon 4,045 nckdiaws were 1 censed to ply for tnre in Colombo during the year 1924, and they are still a popular form of conveyance. Horse drawn vehicles are steadily decreasing in number. Compared77 words
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Article122 1925-07-20 7 Will be Completed by July 31 By French Reuter's Service. Cok*:me, July 18. A me&asftge from Berlin «twites that the French evacuation of the Ruhr which will be completed by July 31 Ls proceeding quietly and unostitnitatiously. A thinning ottf polJcy is preflerred It» the more conspicuous amdReuter's Service. - 122 words
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Article80 1925-07-20 7 American Buyers Protest to Mr. Kellogg Reuter's Service. Washington, July 18. At President Coolidge's suggestion a delegation representing the rubber interests interviewed the Secretary of State, Mr. Kellogg and explained the unprecedented difficulties of the industry owing to the high cost of rubber, which is attributed to BritishReuter's Service. - 80 words
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Article113 1925-07-20 7 Reuter's Service. Moscow, July 19. Ganotzky, hrad of the Soviet Delegation wh iah is negotiating th? Russo-German Trade Agreement, interviewed by the Rosta Nc'ws Agency, sa;d tihe negotiations had now almost ended, only few questions re maining unsettled. He declared the Soviet had agreed to make importantReuter's Service. - 113 words
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Article149 1925-07-20 7 (By Courtesy of the Nanyo NichlNichi Shimbunsha.j Tokia, July 17. The rubber price still maintaining the highest pest-war record. The quotation for f,a.q. spot C csed at V.2 55 per pound to-day. Mr. Tekeji Kawamuva, ex-Fre<derat of bWe South Mnnwhuria K&ilway Cosnpaanr, has entered the Seiyu-Honitoh, the only149 words
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Article403 1925-07-20 7 POWERS AGREE UPON INQUIRY Result of Ambassadors Talk with Chamberlain Reuter's Service. Paris, Jul* 18. A note issued on the dispute between the Shanghai Municipality and the Diplomatic Corps at Peking, wl h reference to the enquiry into the Shanghai disorders which emphasises the loyally of the FrenchReuter's Service. - 403 words
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Article168 1925-07-20 7 Pr;c m of mdr-cr cycles continue to fall, sca «ely a week passes bu: the pages of The MoCor Cycle record eii:h.r a reductoon fj\ the price of some existing model or true inn reduction of a new type all an abnormally Lew figure. Wh.tre will ft168 words
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Article179 1925-07-20 7 The American Army Air Service has developed a vocabulary for itself. Thus, when an American Army airman says, "Give 'er the gun," he is us-'ng an expression equivalent to accelerating the speed. An officer w*ho cannot fly is popularly known as a "kiwi," from the faird179 words
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Advertisement284 1925-07-20 7 HUDSON MATERIAL I FOR UGHT RAILWAYS. I HUDSON LIGHT RAILWAY MATfhiai R largest works in the Emp re tooted IrfAUfi manufactured at the I Railway Equipment resulting in th? S-f-7 the construction ot Light g HUDSON LIGHT RAILWAY MATERIAL includes S Su^r Ti r»^ a r° nB u nd T284 words
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Miscellaneous126 1925-07-20 7 Singapore Volunteer Corps To-day, July 20 0.15 p.m.—-Drill Ha!!, S.R.E. (v), Use of Explosives. To-morrow, July 21 0 P ,m Drill Hall, Chinese Company, Recruits' Drill. Wednesday, July 22 5.15 p.m—Drill Hall, S.R.E. (v), Kncjts and Lashing's. Thursday, July 23 Hall, Chinese Company, Officers and N.C.O.'s C!ass. 5.15 p.m. Drill126 words
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Article812 1925-07-20 8 SPORTS PASTIMES CRICKET The Clarke Cup Europeans and "The KestDraw in Big Match Some fine cricket: was witnessed on Sa-ur-day and Sunday on the Padang, when the annual match between the Europeans and "The rU*i lor the handsome cup piesenit-ed by Mr. C. H. Clarke was played, and ended in812 words
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Article236 1925-07-20 8 Glamorgan's First Success Reuter's Service. LW London July 1'/. At Maidstone: Kent by 24 runs. Gloucester made 351 (Ha™ five taW K«t Ind 389 (Johnstone 102, Ashdawn 83, Hardinge 99). At Cardiff: Glaimorgam obtained, ttveir first success m the Championship tihis sea- ,lw defeating HeAy by 200 ™n&Reuter's Service. - 236 words
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Article80 1925-07-20 8 Davis Cup Matches Reuter's Service. Noordwyk, July 18* In the European section of the l>avis Cup m the final' Waste (France) Ifceat (Holland) 5—7, 7—1d, 6—!2, G—2 5 (France) beat Dtameirloool (Holland) 6 <s, 6—4, 10- 8. Noordwyk, July 19. France eliminated Hoitami from the Dav s CupReuter's Service. - 80 words
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Article29 1925-07-20 8 Reuter's Service. Seabrigfat New Jersey, July 19. The Oxford and Cambridge tepn-is Payers defeated Princeton and William» L ni versities \by nine matches to three.Reuter's Service. - 29 words
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Article44 1925-07-20 8 Reuter's Service. Brooklmes Massachusetts, July 10. In the Liurig'wood lawn tcrtn.s tournament doubles, the Australians Patterson and Hawkes defeated the Americans Johnson and Hill 6—2, 6—2, 6—3. Patterson bea. the Japanese player Harada 5—i, t o, 6—8, 6—3, 6—1 in the singles.Reuter's Service. - 44 words
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Article134 1925-07-20 8 (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, July 18. In the Selangor Tenn's Championship doubles Yaik Foo and Kon 1'ah Le Kong and Ban Poll' 6 —4, 1 -6, 6 1, R -hards and Braine beat Thor.g Koon and Wong Tseong 6—4, 3—6, 6—3; Bridge and Joynt beat Cootlng134 words
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Article161 1925-07-20 8 The final of the Singles Championship was played off on Saturday when Miss R. Russell, who played rght through, successfully defended her title as Champ on by defeating Miss I. Russelil 6—3, 6—3. The game was exciting and well contested to •.he finish, including many long raises.161 words
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Article70 1925-07-20 8 Penang Races The s.s. Klang on Saturday took down the last Ittatch of horses for the Penang meeting in Goodwood, Hummingway, Orl nda. Over There, Paw, Sevenoaks and Maihiaranri. These represent Thompsons spring. Redfearn's left early in the week n charge of W. W. Redfeam and) C. W.70 words
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Article57 1925-07-20 8 Penang Polo Club Meeting (From Out Own Correspondent). Pemang, July 19. At the Polo Club meeltiing at which Mt. Pratt presided the Report «<nd Accounts were passed; also new rules. It was decided to ask the Resident Councillor to accept (t<he Presidentship. In the case of non-acceptance, Mr. Hereford57 words
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Article29 1925-07-20 8 King's Prize Winner Reuter's Service. London, July 18. At BisVey the King's Prize was- won by Sapper A. Smith late lof the Royal Engineers, with 226. folReuter's Service. - 29 words
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Article20 1925-07-20 8 The Invincibles Reuter's Service. Sydney, July 18. The English saaoer team beat Australia by 6 goals to nil. -f~\Reuter's Service. - 20 words
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Article23 1925-07-20 8 Walley Leaves Boy Walley, Kid Limbaco, Mohamed Amin and Kirn Lin left Singapore yesterday by the Dutch steamer "Gemma" for the Philippines.23 words
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Article90 1925-07-20 8 Question of Amateur Status Reuter's Service. London, July 18. A sensation was caused ait the conoiuson of the Amateur Athletic Assocmtiona championship meetimg at Stamford Bridge, for Which there was a Strang foreign erAry when the Secretary at the presentation of trophies stated that two medals earned by theReuter's Service. - 90 words
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Article20 1925-07-20 8 Reuter's Service. Atlantic City, Juiiy 19. The Oxford and Cambridge afthletes easily defeated the Princeton and Cornell combination.Reuter's Service. - 20 words
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Article54 1925-07-20 8 (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, July 19. Although one hour's rain marred the police sports, ir did not blunt the keenness and enthusiasm of the competitors and the nrotrramme was gome through despite the water-logged ground. The Department, wn the Championship Cup in the Inter-Dfviision competition. Suppiah54 words
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Article348 1925-07-20 8 The forowing are the fd<l results of the first annual soortas of the Royal English School which were held over on Saturday for want of space. The results were as follows:— 100 Yards: —(A class) Lee Joon Kee 1, time 10 4-5 <=ec.. Koh Get Seah 2,348 words
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Article455 1925-07-20 8 The Chiengmai Cup The race for the Cup, the principal cup for rowing in Singapore, took place on Saturday over the full course of one mile. The race was rowed in bad wa er, Goldman's and Martin's crews finding considerable difficulty in reaching the breakwater without swamping. Beaman'a crew,455 words
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Article86 1925-07-20 8 in the 200 yards (A) handicap race held at the Chines Swimming Club yesterday Scow Sian Chye who went at go was first gTJTIt 1,5 sees, while Ng Mong Guan naSTsO sees.) a;nd Chia Poh Chong (2 SJIm S sens!) who went at 50 were second and third respective.y.86 words
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Article28 1925-07-20 8 Keppel Golf Club July Monthly Medal (Bogey Play) The result of tihe above is a win for A. D. Hallows who returned a score of 2 up.28 words
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Article601 1925-07-20 8 44 The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse 99 .When Vicents Blasco Iban.z sold the fiim rights of his famous novel to Metro Picture Corporat.on, he little dreamed that it would be the m.ans of placing an untoOWß man head and shoulders above all others, but such was the601 words
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Article74 1925-07-20 8 The project to increase they accommodation at The City Optra Hall is certainly a good one, for both on Saturday and yesterday evening the house was crowded! to its utmost capacity. On Saturday evening "Prince Rus esswill" was Staged and last nipfrt saw the production of "Saida74 words
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Article85 1925-07-20 8 The "Count of Monte Criato" now allowing at the E'ite Cinema, Happy Valley ts a picture which touches the innermost feelings. The hero, Edmond Danites, who undergoes all the sufferings possible to be endured by man, when ihle is unjustly imprisoned for years in the dungeons returns85 words
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Article70 1925-07-20 8 The last seven episodes of tha jungle serial "The Lost City" and Tom Mix, the Cowboy de Luxe in "soft boiled" now showing at the Surma is attracting ford houses. Tom Mix, as the nephew of a ric i uncle is supposed to have been fleft the sole70 words
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Article97 1925-07-20 8 Melbourne, June 11 —If tests of the Aus. tralian-eonstructed flying machine known as "The Widgeon" ara satisfactory, a flight w ll be undcirtaken for the first time from Australia to England. The machine is Australian built, and teste of its capabilities wore begun at the experimental station97 words
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Article29 1925-07-20 8 Monday, July 20.—Individual Troops Pa July 21—Signallmg and Wireless Classes, Headquarters 5.15 P.m. Thursday, July 23.—Rehearsal Parade for Rallp, Headquarters 4.15 p.m. (Full uniform with Staves).29 words
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Advertisement307 1925-07-20 8 i Gunn and Moore's The Best English I AUTOGRAPH CRICKET BATS I I Specially Selected I for the Tropics I RAJA <Sg Co., 1 1 117, North Bridge Road, I Singapore. I SECOND TO NONE PRICE MODERATE I iiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiuiiniii •iiiiiiimnininimiimiiiim»»«i»m»'»"»"" l i l l: inn, 1 THE REAL GERMAN MANDOLINE307 words
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Article1044 1925-07-20 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET Mews. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list oi quotations: Singapore, July 20. MAIL QUOTATIONS RUBBER, STERLING SHARES Issue Value 2« Allagar 17% 2s Anglo-Java 3 6 20s Anglo-Malay 27 6 2Us Ayer Kuning 40|. c.d. 20s Batu1,044 words
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Advertisement462 1925-07-20 9 BOOKS. I THE LOVE LETTERS OF A CHINESE LADY BY I I MtfitfTl fOOPEB The written word of Kwei-U. who sends with each stroke o! X Z brU h part of her heart- TO MY BISBAND What Ido aad What I dream S f 2* thee, as the nine Must462 words
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Advertisement175 1925-07-20 9 These world-famous people recommend them Read what three famous people have written about EVANS' PASTILLES. Mme. Tetrazzini,the world-famou* Soprano "Think you for the box of Evans' Pastilles sent me, which I find excellent and efficacious Hia Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury The Archbishop has used the lozenges constantly and finds175 words
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Advertisement90 1925-07-20 9 BORN 1820 and, like ihe British Empire Still Strong! Sole Agents John Little Co., Ltd., (Incorporate*: in England.) SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. i •"■utuiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMtiiiiiii^^ j DYNAMIGUT ELEPHANT" AXES I m .**m\\\\\\\\\\ ai 5 aa I I Large stocks in all sizes from I 3 to 414 lbs. I With and without90 words
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Article626 1925-07-20 10 The Punggor Rubber Estates Limited The directors of the above company have issued the following report:— The directors has (the pleasure in submitting their report and statement of accounts for the year ended March 31, 1925. Accounts: —The net profit for the year after deducting depreciation on buildings626 words
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Article271 1925-07-20 10 In the discussion of the rubber situation, and the shortage in spot supplies, one factor seems to be forgotten, and it is a factor to which we have on several occaeions drawn attention in our editorial column?. It is the provision in the Stevenson Scheme that permits of271 words
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Advertisement500 1925-07-20 10 CTS2S2S2SZS2S2S2S2SSS2SHSHSZS2SZS2SZSaSESSS^^ I Cold Storage I ICE CREAM I is made from pure cream in a spotless factory where every g I utensil is steam-sterilised daily. Buy it of any of the distri- g I butors mentioned below. Sold in bricks wrapped in para- g I ffined paper and enclosed in500 words
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Advertisement810 1925-07-20 10 AUCTION SALE I ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES LTD I MORTGAGEE'S SALE I AUCTION 3 ALE OF JEWELLERY I One gold ring sat aingle brilliant. To be held at our Sala-Room, Raffle a Chambers, Raff lei Plact Sin it On Friday, July 24, at 11 a.m. I IMPORTANT AUCTION SALh I Estate810 words
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Article523 1925-07-20 11 Singapore. July 11. MEAT Beef steak (round) kati 46 Beef sterw or curry kaftti 49 Park lean kati 64 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) 52 Matton Indian kati 80 Mutton Australian kati Fowl kati 55 Capons (Locally reared) kati 77 Hens (Locally reared) kati 70 Ducks *ach523 words
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Article166 1925-07-20 11 On April 17, last the 250,000 th Ford motorcar made in Great Britain was completed at the Tiraff<ird Park works, of the Ford Company in Manchester. It waa decided to mark this event by sending the vehicle en a reliability run throughout Great Britain, and acdordingly the166 words
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Article52 1925-07-20 11 Mr. J.H. Kinsey, the Engineer and Manager of the Engineering Firm of Linde-teves-Stokvis F.M.S. branich, is in Ipoh on a (business visit and is staying at the Station Hotel. This firm has already supplied many steam engines, crude oil engines and Semi-Dies-els, etc., to,the mining community both in Perak and52 words
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Advertisement609 1925-07-20 12 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED, immediately for rubber estate en Coast a dresser with first class Government Certificate. Must have ample experience ©f Indian labour. Apply McAhster Co., Battery Road, Singapore. WANTED. For The Singapore Ch nese Girls' School a woman teacher, preferably one with Normal Ciass and Senior Cambridge Cert fiApplications609 words
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Advertisement693 1925-07-20 12 PUBLIC NOTICES THE WORLD BISCUIT FACTORY. LTD. (In Liquidation) LOST SCRIP. NOTICE IS HEREBY GyEN that the Certificate for the following Sharas in the above Company is alleged to have been lost, namely, No. 72, represanting 20 shares, Nos 2291 to 2310 registered in the name of Tan Chye Hoon,693 words
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