Malaya Tribune, 7 September 1926
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Title Section21 1926-09-07 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol XIII -No. 209 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 192621 words
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Advertisement71 1926-09-07 1 COMMERCIAL MANILLA BUFF ENVELOPES JUST RECEIVED OF SPECIAL QUALITY SIZE 6*x34" pB 3 $2 00 per 1000 Envelopes (A Imitmi stack •mlj Im mmi) fh£ M ilaya Tribune Press, Ltd Printer* Stationers, Singapore, THE WORLDS I CLEANSER I i jo SOLE AGENTS: Jj j DARBY CO., LTD. I j (INCORPORATED71 words
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Advertisement28 1926-09-07 1 Iwv a I < Bu*r*» 5 I ftimlcu •peaacle* and X W Meral«nd2vlofmt combination «pe*. O jrj *»<i«a or cresUtsr*. or Ifcht «retgt.t I H ran •pactacka or rraclaaata.28 words
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Article1018 1926-09-07 2 The Struggle Between Moor and European j Abd-el-Krim should be changed to AbdJ i-Kate, since the recent abdication of the self-styled Sultan of Morocco, or even to Abd-el-Krimp, since the French forces have put a crimp in his plans to secure autonomy for the Riff. Seriously inclined editors, however,1,018 words
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Article68 1926-09-07 2 Eighteen persons have been arrested in connection with the murder of an entire family of 13 in Gattarn, P. L The crime was at first attributed to members of one of the wild tribes but it develops that the ringleaders were municipal officials They were suspected of having poisoned the68 words
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Advertisement337 1926-09-07 2 i ii I AN ADDED]! CHARM Nothing expresses the charm and individuality of the really refined woman i g so aptly as her selection of a perfume. Discriminating women theiefore WL choose "4711" Eau de Cologne, not only for its dainty, lasting fragrance, |p but for its wonderful refreshing qua:i:i«.s337 words
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Advertisement567 1926-09-07 2 xMR. MRS. F. C. CHEOW OF LOWS DISPENSARY 108. South Bridge Road, Z\ nf Drugless Healers (Inventors Repairers of Cheow' 8 Special H Generators, etc.) kt li *J will attend to any incipient or „1, disease such as Asthma rv chr< >ni c Eye-Disease, Falling Hair v Umption Nervousness, Paralysis,567 words
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Article614 1926-09-07 3 Oriental View of European Study of Celestial History The Foreign Trade of China:—By CF. roo r €r 'r > Commercial PreM Ltd Shanghai, v I. outlines in this volume the history of the foreign tratls of China, and present many interesting conclusions from hLs facts. The outline614 words
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Article64 1926-09-07 3 Reports from Taiyuanfu state that a Russian artilleryman in the Canton service of the Kuominchun has been sentenced to death in view of a recent statement he made that Soviet Ambassador Karakhan was unable to prevent a Russian from serving in the Chinese armies. This most severe punishment was imposed64 words
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Advertisement257 1926-09-07 3 Just Unpacked. Real silk Benares sarees, ravakais, davanies, dupettas, shawls and chowkams —plain as well as gold embroidered —in different patterns; Bombay silk sarees, davanies, ravakais etc., also gold embroidered; Surat silk shawls, sarees, chowkams, and sarongs: Calcutta silk kerchiefs puduchari lanji shawls and sarees Cashmere shawls and chowkams of257 words
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Advertisement162 1926-09-07 3 I helps you to turn the corner m /W M D V of ito fin IHnWO *5 bouquet and malty WnilC y iVrMJ White Horse Whisky stands out There ara ample stocks maturing to ensure the con* of the tame high quality which hat always characterised White Horse. wjfllE Horse162 words
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Advertisement282 1926-09-07 4 S TO-NIGHT AT THE D I EMPIRE I In the Second Show at 9.15 pm. v I S Willism [Fox piesents the Ever pcpu ar TOM MIX TONY oj The Wonder-horse S a in I 1 ROUGH RIDING ROMANCE k In 5 Reels C 5 A Red blooded dranra of282 words
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Advertisement323 1926-09-07 4 Amusements. Commencing Monday, Sept. 6 AT THE I ALHAMBRA g (Tan Chen* Ke* A Co., Ltd. Proprietors.) S H In the 2nd Show Commencing 9 p.m. jjj I A GREAT FIRST NATIONAL SUPER PRODUCTION S An Adaptation of the Famous Novel Cj 3 The 1 Lost World BY SIR ARTHUR323 words
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Advertisement255 1926-09-07 4 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert and Bencoolen Streets AT 7.30 THE LOSER WINS Universal Western TEN SCARS MAKE A MAN SERIAL Chapters 5 A 6 AT 8.45 P.M. HAROLD LKOYD With John Aasen, the biggest man in the world, in WHY WORRY? By far the biggest production ever made by Lloyd.255 words
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Advertisement213 1926-09-07 4 SURINA THEATRE North Bridge Road. Telephone No. ft, To-Night at a Sharp Universal* New Serai THE FIGHTING RANGER Chapter.! 4 <fc 5 New Cartoon Pathe Gazott THE LION OF MONGOLIA "at P laCe f M »"80li. to the Gay Parisian Life, The story of a young Prince who fm« one213 words
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Article139 1926-09-07 5 To-day, September 7 H-l T id,s.-ll*n a.m., 10.51 p.m. SS Funnel m«J closes, 2 p.m. 151 hcnn at 11 a.m. Tluces-Second Day, 2.15 p.m. i,U S n Club dance, 6.30 p.m. SgSett Paseant, Stadium, 9 p.m. To-morrow, September 8 h Tides.—ll.3s a.m., 11.21 p.m. jVrnah Rubber Meeting, Chartered139 words
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Article197 1926-09-07 5 THE TROLLEY 'BUS (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Shy-I am very frequently travelling on the Trolley Bus running from lanjong P&gar to Geylang and often note a Might bat rash fault on the part of the drive" of the cars, ignoring to stop at197 words
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Article225 1926-09-07 5 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir—At about 8 o'clock on the morning of the 2nd instant a motor bus carrying two passengers along Bernam Street toward Tanjong Pagar suddenly swerve I t* ihe side of the street, and collided with a street lamp post with225 words
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Article125 1926-09-07 5 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir—With referende to the accident, whfch occurred in Race 7. me in the death of the Ex-Gnffin Horst, Don JuSE am instructed by the Racing Stewards to inform you that they held a fuU inquiry into the circumstances sur-, ■ounHing125 words
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Article189 1926-09-07 5 His Lordship tto Chief Justice he** this «orniiw, the first case en c Ass Ihl the accused being a Chinese namou Choi Poh accused of attempted murder. The Deputy Public Prosecutor appeared Lr the Accused was undefended. Complainant iand accused were both mioX-aged Chinese of the labouring class189 words
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Article84 1926-09-07 5 From China and Japan by s.s. Macedonia, due Singapore noon to-morrow. From Western Australia by s.s Kioto due Singapore noon on Friday, the 10th m From Euron* (London mails despatched August 19) by s.s. Morea, due Penang midnight to-morrow. Telegrams from G. P. 0. London Mail despatched from84 words
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Article93 1926-09-07 5 Mr Claude t H. da Silva mentioned to] Mr Justice Deane, yesterday, the case of A C Weerekoon vs. G, V. Dawson, savin'" that the defendant was originally iby Messrs. Rattenborg and Talma but now did not appear either in person or by counsel. A judgment had93 words
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Article35 1926-09-07 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for fndia and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 equal -o $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 equal to $100.35 words
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Article636 1926-09-07 5 JUDGMENT AGAINST U.S. SHIPPING BOARD Responsible for Not Granting January Bills of Lading His Lordship Mr. Justice BUSS tion through their local Huttenback. Lazarus Sons, Ltd.. ior damages for failure to issue>'j*^ I*™1*™ of lading by the s.s. West Prospect on one thousand tons of copra ptottffsnw" contracted636 words
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Article223 1926-09-07 5 TO-DAY, SEPTEMBER 7 Muar Flying Dragon) I p.m. P Swettenham, Penang, Colombo, Suez, Port Said, London, Rotterdam and Hamburg (*Teiresias) 2 p.m. Hoihow and Amoy < A h r u, i 2 P North. North-East and North-West Sumatra (Le Maire 2 p.m. Penang <*Norviken) «3 p.m. Port Dickson223 words
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Article172 1926-09-07 5 On Tuesday, the 21st inst., in the St. Andrews Cathedral at 5.30 p.m., the Cathedral choir will give a recital of sacred music. Originally intended as an afternoon for the Mothers' Union, it has been decided to make the recital a public one, as there are172 words
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Article112 1926-09-07 5 Mr. Stevens applied to Mr. Justice Deane at the Supreme Court, yesterday, for the appointment of a receiver to take charge of the estate of the late Chow Pl?ng Foo, ©Meging that tihe tadanmistrat©r« of the estate were mismanaging it. Mr. Campbell applidi ror an adjournment to prepare112 words
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Article19 1926-09-07 5 It is officially notified that the Planters' Association of Malaya has ceased to exist within the State of Selangor.19 words
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Advertisement465 1926-09-07 5 4 RT ADVERTISEMENTS >>. BY' R i of 510 la offe'ed for tho return i m on featwda* 4th inßt. J H,■. s Hou.vc and Cxloy fcoad. Ko. :-IS7 e/o Maia>a «'ribune. 1 \L Jf*H flOW**. winß to tho k i r v ,lvcj 1) ii g in exro*s of465 words
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Advertisement188 1926-09-07 5 I Contessa-Nettel Cameras! I FULLY JUSTIFY THEIR REPUTATION AS I Peers of the Camera World I Perfect Zeiss Tessar jjj I Construction, lenses can bo jji Design and supplied to aU g fjj Appearance Models. I The discerning public insist upon I CONTESSA-NETTEL CAMERAS I I Obtainable from all first-class188 words
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Advertisement269 1926-09-07 5 What is Holding You Down? It is not that you lave never had the chance It is not that tomebody el»e has all the luc*. It is not that your employer does nt like you. It is Lack of Training If you are true to yourself, you will acknowledge tbat269 words
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884 1926-09-07 6 An old question was raised by the Hon. Mr. D. J. Ward in the Legislative Council yesterday, when he alleged, in measured terms, that the F.M.S. Railways were neglecting this end of the country in favour of Penang. Singapore, as Mr. Ward pointed out, is884 words
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Article1255 1926-09-07 6 The annual report of the F.M.S. Railway s*f or 1925 is attached as a supplement to Friday's "F.M.S. Government Gazette." Now Zealand possessed, at the beginning of this year, nearly 82,000 passenger cars, the majority of which are of American origin. On Saturday, 2,132 labourers arrived per s.s. "Tara" at1,255 words
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Article480 1926-09-07 6 We regret to hear that th* n Peel, Chief Secretary, f!m.s!, i a suit, r from phlebitis. sU »fnm Mrs. Horsbrugh and Mr. and Mr* r Pries* have arrived in Penang bvVfc "i* ternational Express horn Ban*k la The Chief lnspactor of Foli™ in gone to the480 words
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Article43 1926-09-07 6 (From Our Own Corresponds;): Penang, Beptembti A Tamil barber named Doratsemj? was mi:d $2o by Mr. Sc-nnett in the Pole Coert for giving false evidence and was ordaaji pay $26 compensation to an accastl whom he had previously charged with thaft.43 words
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Article91 1926-09-07 6 (From Our Own Correspondent., Penang-, September c>. In the Supreme Court Mr. lattice Bream d eiv ng judgment, in tne case oi* Si aide tre? Kcwther ana Company vs. tin- Straits Steamship Company, for the loss of I Bfkang in collision with the Sri:., ia on AjjWU 1891 words
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Article112 1926-09-07 6 (From Cur Own Correspond Penang, September 6. The Penang Ex -Air-Services AI od*tions ma.ugural dinner was held in the new banqueting ro, m <,f th- E. and 0. II tel n ka-.ui .ay, when ove<r fifty vvt rt rt«tJ Jentscn who presided, j r pmi «2? mg ani112 words
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Article98 1926-09-07 6 The Assizes began before the I Justice (Sir William Murison), at 11 a.m. to-day but the Court adjourns I day at 1 p.m. owing to the racing There are nineteen cases on the present two of which were inherited from the hut Assizes. There are five muni, r98 words
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Advertisement373 1926-09-07 6 I ROBINSON S SALE I I SPECIAL BARGAINS 1 SPIRTS TOWLES g c| For Tennis, Coif etc. C I I j Ir SALE PRICE 1 WMmM $2#9S per dozen or I 1 $1.50 per half doz. j I WHITE LIISEN TABLE MATS C S /vXTTxK As Illustration. n I SALE373 words
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Advertisement69 1926-09-07 6 COMPARISON I is the only infallible Test X of the relative value of S3 Typewriters. jg By comparison the Royal a proves its superiority. Ask for Booklet ft Describing the 20 Reasons jfl I LTD. cj Singapore, Penang, Kuala Lumpur, X £5Z*****Z5Z5Z*****25Z5Z*****Z5Z5Z525Z5H5 I 3050 I 3050 I Sales and Service69 words
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Article197 1926-09-07 7 Terrible Affair in Ireland WOODEN BUILDING EATEN BY FLAMES Thirty Dead: Scenes of Mad Confusion Reuter's Service. London, September 6. persona perished in a cinema fire uncollogher, county Limerick, building was entirely of wood. A afire and the flames Then was a wild rush for the exit ManyReuter's Service. - 197 words
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Article277 1926-09-07 7 CORDIAL WELCOME TO GERMANY Significant Speeches at Opening of Assembly Reuter's Service. London, September 6. The opening speech of the Czecho Slovakia Premier, M. Benes, at tin Aa- oi the League of Nations was webroadcasted from Geneva M. Benes the League, ever since its creation, been concernedReuter's Service. - 277 words
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Article164 1926-09-07 7 GoYe.Tment to Stabile Rupee on Gold Basis British Official Press Service. Lonion, September 6. Doubts had been expressed in certfj 11 quarters regarding the intentions of tne Gov* rnmeut of India in the matter o: main- i tainirg the Exchange at one shilling and six pence per rupee,British Official Press Service. - 164 words
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Article42 1926-09-07 7 Reuter's Service. Bogota, September 6. Five thousand employees of the Pacific oast Roil w»T, who struck recently, and the stei ul( res at Buena Ventura who struct in sympathy with them have resumed work Th. striken claims were conceded.Reuter's Service. - 42 words
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Article223 1926-09-07 7 KING'S CONFIDENCE IN DE RIVERA Order Being Restored Throughout the Country Reuter's Service. Madrid, September 6. An official communique states, that the King has reiterated his confidence in Geneiral De Rivera. The Government has received offers of support from various bodies, including military ones. The attitude of theReuter's Service. - 223 words
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Article131 1926-09-07 7 In rease in Membership in The Last Year Reuter's Service. London, September 6. There were present 697 delegates at the fifty-eighth Annual Trade Urnon Congress at Bournemouth. Owing to the Home Othce Ban Tomsky and other Russian delegates have not arrived at Bournemouth but no importance isReuter's Service. - 131 words
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Article135 1926-09-07 7 America Anxious to Secure Fresh Territories Reuter's Service. Washington, September 6. In a preliminary report to President Coolidge the Federal Oi Conservation Board recommends legislation legalising 'unit pool operation"' of oil properties as a means of reorganising the production of ciL The report adds that there is on-yReuter's Service. - 135 words
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Article119 1926-09-07 7 Referendum on Federal Proposals Defeats Mr. Bruce Reuter's Service. London, September 6. The Referendum in Austra'ia on the two Constitutional Amendments submitted by Federal Government, empowering the Government make laws applying to coporatnns of af. kinds, regulating labour con ditions in the Commonweaith and establishing authority in theReuter's Service. - 119 words
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Article93 1926-09-07 7 H Will Stand and Work with the Anti- Fascists Reuter's Service. New York, September 6. "The Federation will stand and work with the Anti-Fascist Alliance of North America until Fascism is driven from the face of the oarth," declared Mr. William Gre.'n Fresident of the American Federation ofReuter's Service. - 93 words
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Article148 1926-09-07 7 PRESIDENT FIGHTING THE BOYCOTT Catholic Plea for All-Religious Tolerance Reuter's Service. Mexico City, Sept. 6. President Callas is co-operating with the Chambers of Commerce in an «ff° rt t0 relieve the economic situation. He has lnstxuctdd Government Departments not to purchase abroad products, which are procurable inReuter's Service. - 148 words
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Article170 1926-09-07 7 Latest Improvements Shewn at Olympia British Official Press Service. London. September 6. The National Radio Exhibition, which is now open at Olympia, is claimed to be the greatest display of wireless instrunv nt< which has vet been seen The two previous Exhibitions which have been he d wereBritish Official Press Service. - 170 words
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Article60 1926-09-07 7 Twelfth Anniversary Celebrated at Meaux lHavas Agency.) Paris, September 6. Meaux yesterday celebrated the twelfth anniversary of the Marne battle. A large crowd including ministers and ambassadorial delegates o f the allies! nations was pr;js>ent. M. Louis Marin recalled the sacrifice >f those who had saved France60 words
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Article19 1926-09-07 7 Reuter's Service. Warsaw, Septamber 6. The Polish Airman Orlinski has at arrived at Tokio irom Warsaw.Reuter's Service. - 19 words
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Article17 1926-09-07 7 Reuter's Service. Lofldcn, September 7. A. boy has died of bu'ecnic plague tt Liverpool.Reuter's Service. - 17 words
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Article291 1926-09-07 7 Second Anniversary Function Held Last Night The Royal Artillery Association held its annual o.inner at the Raffles Hotel last evening, there being no less than 2H) guests present, with Maior R. C. Sayers 0.8. E., C. R. A. (Pies dent), in the chair. This was the second anniveisary291 words
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Article427 1926-09-07 7 Owners Refuse to Budge NO NATIONAL SETTLEMENT OF WAGES Mr. Churchill's Hint of Action by the Government British Official Press Service. Reuter's Service. London, Ssptemhar 6 The members of the Central Committee of the coal owncra this aftamoon met Mr. Churchill arii other members of this CabinetBritish Official Press Service.; Reuter's Service. - 427 words
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Article48 1926-09-07 7 SUZANNE'S" OPPONENT American Turns Professional in Sympathy Reuter's Service. New York, September 6. Mr. Pile, Mdlle Let'glen's Ameiican manager, announces that the well-known American tennis player, Miss Mary Browne, will join the professional Lawn T.nnis ranks and be one of Mdlle Lenglen's opponents, during her forthcoming American tour.Reuter's Service. - 48 words
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Article118 1926-09-07 7 GOOD JOURNEY FROM AUSTRALIA Leaving To-day for Penang and India Mr. Alan Cobham, who is on his return journey to England from Melbourne,-arrived in Singapore at 9.30 a.m. to-day. He is accompanied by Flight Sergant Ward and by the special engineer sent out from Home to Australia.118 words
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Article70 1926-09-07 7 British Official Press Service. London, September 6. Exchange rates: Paris 163.875. New York 4.8575. Brussels 175.375. Geneva 25.135. Amsterdam 12.11. Milan 130.125. Berlin 20.40. Stockholm 18.155. Copenhagen 18.285. Oslo 22.145. Vienna 34.40. Prague 164. Helsingfors 192.75. Madrid 32.235. Lisbon 2 17|32. Rio 7 9116. Bilenos Aires 45 13|32.British Official Press Service. - 70 words
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Advertisement289 1926-09-07 7 j Patronised Established D Royalty 872 For Your Wedding and Birthday Gifts jjj Go to I The Royal Jeweller Where you will always find everything in the best in S Design, Quality and Price Entirely New Stock in JEWELL* RY, SILVER AND E. P. WARE 1 Just Unpacked ra B.289 words
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Article4514 1926-09-07 8 Sailors' Home For Penang WELCOME CHANGE IN FINGER PRINT SYSTEM Steps Forward in the Battle Against Illicit Opium The following is a continuation of our report of yesterday's Legislative Council meeting: After the written answers to questions by the Hon. Mr. D. J. Ward and the Hon. Mr.4,514 words
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Article35 1926-09-07 8 The manufacture of gold untitled in the Mysore State constitutes a new iriibstry for India and cne for which great possibilities are predicted. The pionetirs of the movement aTe the Sri Krishna Gold Thread Factory,35 words
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Article324 1926-09-07 8 THE TURF To-day's Races SCRATCHINGS AND SELECTIONS The following are the runners this afternoon. Horses starred are scratched. Race L Horses, Class C. (About Six Furlongs):—The Mahdi 9.8, Volgoon 9.6, Miss Hanny 9.4, Melissa 9, Sweet Rivoli 8.11, Joven 8.11, Ballvkeeran 8.8, *King Cole 8.5, Bushels 8 3,324 words
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Article52 1926-09-07 8 Reuter's Service. London, September 6. The latest St. Lcgsr betting is 9 to 4 on Coronach laid. 5 to 2 wanted; 8 to 1 Cassiot, 9 to 1 Maafcad Ruler; 10 to 1 Foliation and Comedy King; 100 to 8 Booklet offered; 25 to 1 Scuthbourne takenReuter's Service. - 52 words
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Article307 1926-09-07 8 Australians vs. Civil Service Reuter's Service. London, September 6. At Chiswiek the weather was dull and r.howery. A thousand people were present and the wicket was wet. The Australians made for 7 and declared Everett 100 not out. Rain then inteirunted the match which was resumed at 3 30.Reuter's Service. - 307 words
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Article64 1926-09-07 8 Mr. Justice Deane is hoarine- to Am case of Tan Kirn Wah vs. Tan* Chin It he tenant dfc Cam P be S the deThe plaintiff's claim is for possession of Ro\d PrOP TIt y ni at 5? ft! 54 Rangoon Plaintiff alleges that defendant Sr. lind^a^ 064 words
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Article352 1926-09-07 8 a.L.C. Tournament YESTERDAY'S RESULT p r d v A Sin ,es K. <j. Pash scr. vs. G F fv.ku (unfinished). obb U, A. R. Linton scr. beat R w > 5, 6—l. X H *H ow, Roy Smith owe 30 beat J Wa B—6, 6—4. "mxm OWe G.352 words
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Article277 1926-09-07 8 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Handicap Doub'e, Capfr. Murphy and Capt. Aran owe 1 boat Li ut Doarden and Lieut Lawreaa ewe 2, 6— 2 6—2. Li:ut. and Lieut. FraaJrii 3 beat Major Wilson and Capt Can v om 4, 6—3, 2—6, G—3. Major Savers and Major CoUil Ball w«277 words
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Article52 1926-09-07 8 WEDNESDAY'S TIES Open Doubles.—On Swc Gnn and T Hoaking- vs S Murakami and S. Matzuk»wa. S. L. Reed and A. F Voulker G. Haridas and Dr. S. I Thomas and Bhaskaran vs T-i™ 3 Chua Choon Leongr. N. H P W an S. Cooper vs» K. Moduz and52 words
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Article104 1926-09-07 8 The League DIVISION HI—(NORTHERN) Crewe A 4. Rochdale 0. Doneaster R. 1, Stockpo't r. 2. Lncoln City 1, Tranmere K- Wigfan Boro' 0. Stoke Titv 3 Walsall 0, Ashington 0. DIVISION II Che"sea 2, Notts Coun f v 0Notts Forest 1. Grimsby T Oldham A. 1. Manchester DIVISION III104 words
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Article219 1926-09-07 9 CRICKET S.C.C. vs. R.E.'s \i I'ulo Brani yesterday the S.C.C. II deluded the season by defeating the Royal Engineers. The match closed with the r i„b's total at 155 for 8 wickets. R. E.s c S Rawson b Riches yj Lt ilarte run out 6 r w Kidtl219 words
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Article370 1926-09-07 9 T S.C.C. had an easy victory over the 1: .1.: .ciation on Saturday. Going in fir t the Association scored a meagre total f "»7 only. Nine wickets fell for only 40 ru; ur ti. last pair. Raju and Sundram, play(<- -i v rv cautious game and370 words
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Article589 1926-09-07 9 U.C.A. II vs. Bachelors' XI VISITING TEAM FROM KUALA LUMPUR DEFEATED tr 1 ay a team from Kua'a Yl themselves as Bachelors' u 1 Unions with the second string Inked Cninese Association at soccer i'ain A Ground, Malacca. r r. King xei'eieed and the t3ams were:—■ 1 Boey Lin,589 words
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Article118 1926-09-07 9 Singapore Golf Club The September Bogey competition was playai on Saturday and Sunday and resulted in a win for Mr. H. R. S. Law. Fifty-three cards were taken out, and the following were returned:— H. R. S. Law 8 1 Up W. Eldred 9 3 Down D. Sturrock 12118 words
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Article185 1926-09-07 9 The result of Sunday's match between Garrison Golf Club and Keppel Golf Club was a win by Garrison Golf Club. The scores were as below, garrison players mentioned first F. A. Morrell and C. N. Bennett 1 vs. G. W. A. Trimmer and N. E. Bath185 words
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Article100 1926-09-07 9 The Ladies' Spoon competition (Bogey) was played yasterday afternoon and reeulted in a win for Miss E Howes Roberts. Thirty-si .c car 1 4? v. r ene taken out, ai>d the following were returned: Miss Roberts 9 2 Up Mias Campbell 11 1 ?I rs S arr:eon100 words
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Article147 1926-09-07 9 Tne jollowing Singapore properties were soid by auction by Messrs. Cheong Koon beng and Co., at their sal-srcom, No. 30 Chulia Street, on Wednesday, September 1 Freehold land situate at Lorong 6 off Gaylang Real area 7,705 sq. ft. bought by A. R. S. Aroonasakm Chettiar for $2,050.147 words
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Article128 1926-09-07 9 To-day, September 7 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. V. C. Band, Recruits Practice. Stadium, S. V. C. Units, Pageant performances—Usual times. To-morrow, September 8 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, Ist Reinf. Group, Lewis Gun Classes. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. R. A. (v) Sigs. Signal Training. Stadium, S. V. C. Units, Final128 words
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Advertisement429 1926-09-07 9 I Victoria Theatre. I Under the Distinguished Patronage of &j (H.E. THE GOVERNOR AND LADY Gl ILLEMARD) I 1 'A i Grand Ballet j (Produced by the MISSES WRIGHT and McINTYRE) I C and Songs by jj Mrs. H. M. Mundell and Mr. Gordon Osborne i 8 IN AID OF429 words
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Advertisement267 1926-09-07 9 J 30 *6E CfIREFOL 'TSfftflMROZ'S yoo Boy I* Registered Tradb si auk mr; c 3 I,^^,Bh, with real DiaaMaatV C )j Nickel 7 Jewela Lever 15 Jewels M( vt G 3 Lever Movement 14 Kt. Solid Gold. $90.00 and «P B FromsB.SO ¥4. o 3 c,uu It is Speciality I267 words
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Article886 1926-09-07 10 Reverence Developing into a Cult Reverence for the name of Lenin ia de- veloping into a cSult, and simple Rusaian folk are weaving legends about the late Soviet leader that will, perhaps, rank him with others who have risen to sainthood in the common mind. Something very like886 words
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Article45 1926-09-07 10 The manager of the Wuchang Copper Coin M'jnt is reported to have unexpectedly discovered some fifty shih of copper. The mint has been rile for some months, but this windfall was considered sufficient to start it going again and the mint has again commenced operations.45 words
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Advertisement582 1926-09-07 10 B J TRIUMPH 0 S 1 ok r BRITISH INDUSTRY i j MORRIS CARS j jj Great Price Reductions D o H.; AS FROM Ist SEPTEMBER, 1926 J MORRIS COWLEY MORRIS OXFORD 0 2 Seater without front Wheel Brakes $1,740 2 Seater $2,450 2 1 2 with $1,845 4/5 Seater582 words
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Advertisement63 1926-09-07 10 f PULMONIA is to TnbeTculoeii and all diseases of Langa what Quinine En I is to Malaria. No matter how ft I grave is the condition of tha I a patient, it succeeds where other S *i Medicines have failed. I PRICE 12.50 per Dottle. I a I lABf 10-French63 words
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Advertisement674 1926-09-07 11 AUCTION SALE CHEONG KOON SENG CO. ESTATE OF SHAIK ABDUL HAVE, Deceased AUCTION SALE OF Valuable freehold and leasehold residential properties situate at Serangoon Road and Coronation Road, Singapore. lO BR HELD A 1 Meaara. Cheong Koon Seng Co's Saleroom No. 30 Chulia Street, Singapore. On Wednesday, September 8, at674 words
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Advertisement610 1926-09-07 11 STEAMER SAILINGS LONDON LINE ♦tr i ia mm Tonnage Destination Due Sail ♦Hakozaki Maru 10,600 Marseille*, London Antwerp Sept 16 17 Hakusan Mam 10,500 Marseilles, London Antwerp Sept 30 Oct 1 Kitano Maru 8,000 Marseilles, London Antwerp Oct 14 16 Haruna Maru 10,500 Marseilles, London Antwerp Oct 28 29 Kamo610 words
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Advertisement220 1926-09-07 11 STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO.,LTD, STEAMERS INTENDED TO SAIL FROM SINGAPORE MONDAY KINTA, 4 p.m., fo* Port BwetU%hajfr and Penang. •RAHMAN, 4 pa, for Muar. CALYPSO, 5 p.m., for Malacca, TUESDAY •ROMPIN, 3 p.m., for Batu Pahat MEDUSA, 4 p.m. for Port Dickaoa. Telok Anson, Bagan Datoh, Lumut ana Port Dickson. KELANTAN,220 words
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Advertisement333 1926-09-07 12 TO LET TO LET, &atte> Chamber*, tbrae sections Inl flocr, area i.SdO square feet. Rf>nt $300 p.m IroxEodiate *ntr» apply to Tho Secretary, j The Garden Club i i TO LET—A BM denMal balMtaj on a' hill at 143 Thompson Roerf, near tbe Police •Static n. Five bed-rcsmc vsilb bath-room*333 words
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Advertisement814 1926-09-07 12 PUBLIC NOTICES MONOPOLIES DEPARTMENT TENDERS. Tenders will be received at the Colonial Secretary's Office until noon on September 17, 1926, for the following services for the Government Monopolies Department for the year 1927 (1) Supply of best Amoy or Hongkong pots each capable of easily containing three ihees of chandu.814 words
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Advertisement451 1926-09-07 12 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 84. MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Penan? 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16 Ilir. Hongkong 18 Queen's Road Central. Seremban 63 Birch Road Batavia 47 Corner Lloyd Straat AGENCIES AT: London. New451 words
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Advertisement507 1926-09-07 12 BANKS IL THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companiee Acts of 1862 to 1890, oa 2nd December 1892. Authorised Capital £8,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1300,000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1.****** HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E.G. 8. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J.507 words
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