Malaya Tribune, 4 February 1929
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Title Section21 1929-02-04 1 The Malaya Tribune VoL XVI, -No. 29 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Monday, February 4, 1929.21 words
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Advertisement165 1929-02-04 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. f OU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. p p I j CATALOGUES AND PRICES FROM 1 THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD., Singapore. I (Incorporated in Denmark.) jjj fa \[i\\\\mmr---\ iumiißfiißMi ii j'"" 11iilj BY APPOINTMENT TO 11 M KING GEORGE V. jj j i BAR-LOCK (1925) COMPANY, 1165 words
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Advertisement217 1929-02-04 1 Washing Suiting! jtJS^ Wm Tropical Wear HIGH BTEHHT Singapore. j ASK FOR I 1 BR AND J a PURE FOODS. M 1 J Quality Products I At Popular Prices. 1 I OBTAINABLE AT ALL STORES. I I You Can Depend on I I getting Perfect Results in any weather if217 words
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Article1424 1929-02-04 2 DISTURBING FEATURES OF SUPPRESSION. The Morphine Menace. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") India and China are the two countrje that come to our minds most prominently whenever we think of the old and vexed Question of the drug evil in the East. Th two Governments have already1,424 words
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Article136 1929-02-04 2 A Danger Si gru A distinguished mertiV.i written, "When i wrong he starts o„W Indigestion, dyspep sia <S > stomach disorder produ, j ,:h (t gl melancholy. One of the common st ra tion is weak, thin blood if its tone the action of the Oj136 words
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Advertisement201 1929-02-04 2 orjoc==3oc3oi i oca o i i ssioEaoEsssaoEao j Last Week of jWHITEAWAYsI j STOCKTAKING J I Final Reductions in o I all Departments. o jj Send for Sale Catalogue. I Edison Bell Records 1 8 Latest Songs, Bands, Dances, Etc., etc., etc. Ii g 5" inch Diameter, Double-sided. Sale Price201 words
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Advertisement196 1929-02-04 2 "NATIONAL NIGHT LIGHT suitable for 230 voit j Guaranteed km to burn fA National Electric Co, 14 A RAFFLES PLACE, BWGW, 1111 ['Hi nil j 111)111 ■'■■■ill ii I I MOTOR CYCLES 1 I SPECIAL 1929 FEATURES. I I JUBULAR FRAME GIVING LOW SADDLE POSITION. I j|EAR WHEEL FITTED WITH196 words
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Article913 1929-02-04 3 STILL WEAK IN HEAVYWEIGHTS. Prospects for 1929. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") London, Jan. 1. The weakest section of boxing in this and most other countries is among tha heavy-weights. Phil Scott is still our champion, more through lack of opposition than any great effort on his part.913 words
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Article70 1929-02-04 3 It may not be generally known that a very up-to-date printing press has been installed for some time past by the Government at Alor Star, and its general utility has now been enhanced by the doubling of its linotype machines by the addition of two, and those of the latest70 words
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Advertisement188 1929-02-04 3 llj j J| Effective harmless Hormone Preparation* eoOvated S jfe *W U J| b y ultra-radiated Mineral g \Qf/\ A\ 1 I m V, I!*:J NE 1 U?y I 1 ■Bsl suffering from Impotence, weannest !f f JL V II U WM pepression. nervousness, lassitude. m VV/ P^Jf H loss188 words
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Advertisement283 1929-02-04 3 PLASMON J J SCOTCH OATS 1 3 s j Mothers! 1 I GIVE PLASMON OATS TO YOUR CHILDREN AND SEE HOW WONDERFULLY THEY I DEVELOP AND FILL OUT. g S "PLASMON OATS ARE 70% MORE S NOURISHING THAN ORDINARY OATS.' 3 jjj (Vide Lancet.) S I for Growing Children." f283 words
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Article2029 1929-02-04 4 Last Days of the Empire. VAIN ATTEMPTS OF THE EMPEROR. The Boxer Revolt. LAST EFFORTS OF THE MANCHUS. (By L.M.—Our Special Correspondent.) I ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.] It had long been counted a calamity for the whole Chinese nation to have been compelled during so many years to submit2,029 words
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Article114 1929-02-04 4 Speaking to a group of press representatives at the Publicity Department of the Central Kuo Mm Tang Headquarters, Nanking, recently, Mr Chi-tao, Director of the Department, himself an experienced journalist of nation-wide reputation, dwelt at length on journalistic ethics and emphasized the imDortance of truth, accuracy, sincerity and interest. "I114 words
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Advertisement151 1929-02-04 4 Witt 1 NEAPOLITAN KIDNEYS. jf I Ingredients: 4 sheers kid eys. mixed herbs. Si !m 1 tables->\r,:'ul seas»ed /bur. 1 oz. ill dnmnng •gkc A vint brown a ,cc. 1 dcs- M l WM s-it>poor.fui Lea <$ Perrins >.auce. 1 oz. Mil m gra.de ees-. 1 ozs macaroni nil METHOD151 words
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Advertisement139 1929-02-04 4 j these Air Raiders! jl I MoSQUITOBS--hateful raiders of the night! Bodily torture and I 1 wasting fevers are their weapons, and their victims your own I f I household! Protect yourself—soray Flit. jl I mt cle ars *f h se in a few minutes of disease-bearing flies 1 1139 words
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Advertisement280 1929-02-04 4 I THE KING OP INSTRUMENT! I «His Master's Voice" Catalogue contains g selection of Organ Records, every one of whir* 1 is masterpiece of faithful recording, played 3 OT g*™ in the country by the 1 br lliant organists. Ask for a copy of the neL I et ivi X280 words
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Article242 1929-02-04 5 Newly Arrived Europeans Assisting. The annual general meeting of the Selangor Boy Scouts' Association was held on Thursday last in the Victoria Institution Hall, with Mr. A. Keir in the chair. Others present were Mr. J. R. Kellam (District Commissioner), Messrs. M. A. Akbar, J. R. MacDougal242 words
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Article225 1929-02-04 5 The Health Bulletin of the League of Nations' Eastern Bureau for the week ended Jan. 26, is as follows: Alexandria: 2 cases of plague and 1 death. Aden: 1 smallpox case. Basrah: 4 smallpox cases and 3 deaths. Bassein: 4 cholera death*. Bombay: 42 smallpox cases and225 words
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Article70 1929-02-04 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.) Limited. Per Imp. Gallon. RED SHELL (ex pump) 80 eta. (ex 2-gl. can &/or 4-gl. drum) 80 cts fELLOW SHELL (ex pump) 80 cts. (ex 4-gl. drum) 80 cts. (ex 4-gl. tin) 83% cts. SHELL AVIATION (ex 4-gl. drum) 95 cts. (ex 4-gl. tin)70 words
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Article436 1929-02-04 5 Singapore, Jan. 26. MEAT. Beef, steak (round) kati 60 Beef, stew or curry kati 45 Pork, lean kati 62 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. Fowl, kati Hens (Locally reared) kati 82 Ducks each 1 qq Pigeons, domestic, unfledged pair 1.00436 words
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Advertisement308 1929-02-04 5 I Your Guarantee I of Excellence "Freshfood" I Butter and I M'argerine I "FRESHFOOD" is 0 t only I a name, hut a Hit AN D j that is indicative of the j highest pinnacle of perfection in Quality Foodstuffs. fresh!;pocd REFRIGERATING Co.. LIMITED 233-5 Orchard Road Phone 3500 FORM308 words
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Advertisement114 1929-02-04 5 I NEW SHIPMENT JUbT ARRIVED. 1 1 "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" J LATEST MID-DECEMBER ISSUE. j 1 (ELECTRICAL RECORDINGS) I rjj AND 1 ***** THE RAG DOLL I STAY OUT OF THE SOUTH g PLATED BT Pickard's Chinese Syncopators. I GRAMO-RADIO STORE, f 3j Phone 4080 3, COLEMAN STREET. I JUST114 words
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Advertisement474 1929-02-04 5 I Genuine Rolled Gold I I Watches S Guaranteed 5 years. I I J DENTISTRY. Latest Method of Treatments without Pain Teeth Replaced Natural-Like. VERY MODERATE CHARGES. O. JITT SIANG, Qualified Dentist, 75, HILL STREET, SINGAPORE. Ist Floor of St. Mary's Dispensary. 'Phone 4057. PIMPLES CAUSED RESIMHTS Developed Into Large474 words
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Advertisement174 1929-02-04 6 PAVILION I 'PHONE 903 I FROM TUESDAY, JANUARY 29 TO MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4. I AT 9.15 P.M. SHARP. S The Latest PATHE and LOCAL GAZETTES. a WILLIAM BOYD and BESSIE LOVFI j "DRESS PARADE." I Harold Lloyd and Bebe Daniels S" CAPTAIN KffiD'S KIDS." IH THE FIRST SHOW AT 7174 words
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Advertisement199 1929-02-04 6 Amusements. aihambra! J thone m I I (TAN CHENG KEE C«, Ltd, Proprietors) J jj PROGRAMME f I Commencing Sunday, February 3. I g IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. 0 I THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS. I Tresents: LA BOHEME. 1 I The Greatest of Screen Romances! j Featuring199 words
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Advertisement483 1929-02-04 6 I GAIETY CINEMA I I Junction Albert end Bencoolen Street* MII ■"•W«WIH-M« I ltll 1 M 111 l lI MtHBI B| ||IuBI BI From Friday, Feb. 1 lo Thursday, Feb. 7. IN THE SECOND SHOWAT 9.15 PJI. HOT HEELS (Comedy) Special! The Honeymoon Express. Starring IRENE RICH and WILLARD LOUIS.483 words
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Article130 1929-02-04 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves. Singapore, Feb. 4. tort Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). ■in 22; Van Overstraten 20. Ham Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Compiegne 18; Alaska Maru and Conordia 16; Talamba 14; Pres. Hayes 11; fcajang 8; Lycaon 6. frpire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Roxen 31; I po h130 words
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Article307 1929-02-04 7 The annoal general meeting of the Ka]acc a a nK al enerml meeting of the 5 the w s held on Thursday Councillor P B W Elles (Resident *P°n ar-H P t f Ulng The hon secretary's year L tattment of accounts for the ;ie ctpH e e a L307 words
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Article491 1929-02-04 7 FAREWELL TO DEPARTING CONSUL. The Dignity of Young China. Mr. Li Tchum, the ex-Consul-General for at Singapore, was yesterday the guest at two functions held m his honour. At il a.m. the Hakka Association entertained mm at their premises at Telok Ayer Street, ihere was a large491 words
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Article96 1929-02-04 7 (By courtesy of the Nanyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbur.sha.) CABINET POLICY ATTACKED. Tokyo, Feb. 1. Mr. Wakastsuki, ex-Premier in the Minseito Cabinet, at to-day's debate in the House of Peers criticised the financial policy of the Government. He declared that the Government scheme for the transfer of two important96 words
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Article83 1929-02-04 7 London, Feb. 1. Manchester Market. SM lb. Shirtings, fair (new basis) 18s 6d 40's Grey yarns, single twist 18^4 6 lb. T. Cloth, fair—24 yards 8s 3d Liverpool Market. Cotton —Fully Middling American 10.35 Egyptian Cotton 18.45 Metals. Tin—Standard 3 months £221.10.0 Produce. Copra, fair merchantable £23.15.0 Black83 words
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Article1360 1929-02-04 7 FINANCE COMMERCE. PRODUCE. ■Singapore, February 4. Old Siam Rice No. 1 per Koyan $340 f RllV(ir)1 c Old Siam Rice 2 $323 Wkite Pepper 8 Old Siam Rice 3 $309 Muntok White Pepper iiToo Old Siam Rice 4 $305 Johore Black Pepper New Siam Rice No. 1 per Koyan $2981,360 words
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Article253 1929-02-04 7 Steamers are advised not to use the channel between Sunkong Island and Waglan until further notice. The Dutch vessel, "Van Heutsz," is scheduled to arrive from Hong Kong with 670 passengers this afternoon. A notice to mariners reports the existence of the sunken wreck of the "Hong Wa"253 words
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Article155 1929-02-04 7 Alting," Dut., 795 tons, Capt. Sjouroke, from Djambi, 4-2; for Djambi, 6-2. Vijner Brooke," Sar., 712 tons, Capt. Benfield, from Kuching, 4-2; for Kuching, uncertain. 44 Pasir," Dut., 627 tons, Capt. Delmaan, from Sourabaya, 4-2; for Penang, 4-2. "Thedeus," Dut., 100 tons, Capt. de GraafT, from Palembarsg, 4-2; for155 words
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Article73 1929-02-04 7 British Official Wireless. 0 London, Feb. 2. Paris 124.085 New York 4.84 13/16 Brussels 34.89 V* Geneva 25.21 Amsterdam 12.10 9/16 Milan 92.655 Berlin 20.43 Stockholm 18.145 Copenhagen 18.185 Oslo 18.195 Vienna 34.505 Prague 163.75 Helsingfors 192.75 Madrid 30.49 Lisbon 109% Athens 375 Bucharest 806.5 Rio 5 59/64 BuenosBritish Official Wireless. - 73 words
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Advertisement273 1929-02-04 7 j LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. LIQUIDATION SALE of watches, clocks, etc., at B. Emmanuel, 7, Raffles Place. From January 28 to February 23. Every article at cost price. NOTICE. Issued with the Sanction of the Governor under Section 7 (1) of Ordinance No. (Miner Offences), as to Firing Crackers in Celebration of273 words
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Advertisement649 1929-02-04 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED—Baby Austin. Good runningorder. Maximum $500. Apply Box 816, c/o Malaya Tribune. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. The office of the Estate of Cheang Tew Muey Chop Seng Keat has from the Ist instant been removed from Room No. 29, Winchester House, to No. 32-1, Pasir Panjang Road, "Lionsgate" (Siang649 words
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Miscellaneous316 1929-02-04 7 DIARY. To-day. February 4. Tides -5.33 a.m., 8.1 p.m. fll *l, flub annual meeting. Tsfh J ii. Commercial Cup, Cold Storag f" 001 NTS. dors, Victoria Theatre, 9.30 p.m. To-morrow, February 5. v Tides -6.32 a.m., 9.18 p.m. Rand- Botanic Gardens, 5 p.m. tt annual meeting, Stadium, 5.15 p.m. H7316 words
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Miscellaneous79 1929-02-04 7 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. KANDANG KERBAU STATION. (By courtesy of the Government Health Office.) For the 24 hours ending midnight, Feb. 3. deg. Maximum shade temperature 88.5 F. Minimum shade temperature 73 F. Mean shade temperature 79.3 F. Maximum sun radiation 154 F. Minimum grass radiation 68 F. Sea temperature (maximum) 8279 words
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Obituary61 1929-02-04 8 Girths, Marriages and Deaths. ENGAGEMENT. The engagement is announced of Mr. K. Ramiah, Nephew of the late Dr. N. Veerasamy of India Dispensary to Mis? P. Neelambal, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Paekerysamy of Messrs. Braddell Brothers, and the marriage will take place at the61 words
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Obituary41 1929-02-04 8 Mrs. Kow Soon Chiang and family beg to thank all relatives and friends who so kindly sent wreaths, caskets, telegrams, letters of condolence and also to those who attended night visits and funeral of the late Mr. Kow Soon Chiang.41 words
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Article842 1929-02-04 8 "Wake up, Singapore! Get busy, Kuala Lumpur! Come on, Penang!'' Whence comes this strident cry? From Ipoh, whose reputed claim to the hubship of Malaya occasions ribald jest in all other parts of this prosperous country. And what has prompted it? The failure (only partial in the842 words
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Article728 1929-02-04 8 Mr. A. B. Cobden-Ramsay has been appointed to act as Second Assistant Secretary (B). Mr. P J. Shannon, of the Malacca Central Police Station, has gone to Kedah on a week's leave. Messrs. P. H. Goss and R. K. A. Bruce have been appointed Demarcation Officers for Malacca. Lists of728 words
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Article53 1929-02-04 8 From China by s.s. Van Heutsz due at Singapore noon to-day. From China and Japan by s.s. Hakodate Maru, due at Singapore to-day. From Holland by s.s. Slamat, due at Singapore en Thursday morning, the 7th instant. From Western Australia by s.s. Minderoo, due at Singapore on Thursday,53 words
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Article152 1929-02-04 8 SPECIAL TREATMENT Singapore/ Mr. Aw Boon Hawso^ Mr. Aw Boon Haw philanthropist as he is a as During his recent trl uT* 2? 1 parted with a very the Shangha Government J of a benevolent institution L he **«i£ are unable to find means 0 tho promised to152 words
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Article527 1929-02-04 8 A Rot of Rhythm and Colo*. Madame Pavlova and her Mm pany faced an exacting ordeal t «J* day in two performances. Y Qi L 0" matinee and later in the danced with unfailing art and delighted two these latter provided proof that is prepared to pay527 words
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Article63 1929-02-04 8 Marine Engineer Commits Suicide. A Eurasian named M. TheyssenJ mitted suicide by taking corrosl t <* mate at a hotel in Bencoolen Saturday. uvltefl*" The deceased, who came from den, left a letter stating that and depressed. desired h's eVJt be forwarded to his relatives in den.63 words
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Article35 1929-02-04 8 Latest Quotation RUBBER. Londcn:—lid. r New Y<rk:—22 l cents (O.J. S^ngapcrc:—^; 1 TIN. gj Londcn.—Spot £220 Jj g* (ip 1 3 months, buyers £2-1 < s sellers £221 10s (up 5s). Singapore:—$112.37K. 135 words
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Advertisement194 1929-02-04 8 I BRITISH MADE PURE FUR FELT HATS. a RICH IN SHADE! AND QUALITY. I SIZES SIZES jjj g Light weight Felt Hafs for Tropical wear: Smart cut edge snap r brim, worn turned up or down and the ne v curl ribbon bound jg 3 brim. In the newest shades194 words
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Advertisement155 1929-02-04 8 Gent* s Neckties and Handkerchiefs, Ladies' Leather Hand Bags and Straw Hand Bags, Brass Trays with Stand, Chinese Silver Ware Ac NAMSENS 54, HIGH STHEET. 1 PERFECT FITTING SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES OF PLEASING APPEARANCE AND IN DISTINCTIVE STYLES. SIGHT TESTING BY QUALIFIED OPTICIANS. NOTION SMITH AND SON LIMITED 15, BATTERY155 words
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Article335 1929-02-04 9 Financial Help by Government. NATIONAL COMPANY FORMED. Reuter's Service. British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 2. An imp rtanl step in the encouragement lias been taken by the for- N rial Flying Services, Ltd., ,0 tn honorary chairmanship of Capt. I Qaest, a f rmer Minister forReuter's Service.; British Official Wireless. - 335 words
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Article151 1929-02-04 9 toond Tour of Coalfields. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Feb. 3. At Prince of Wales, it is learned, was so moved by the appalling conditions he «»in his three days' tour of Northumber■d and Durham coalfields that he has a strong wish to visit the stricken Wl areasBritish Official Wireless. - 151 words
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Article90 1929-02-04 9 pa and the Opium Discussion. Reuter's Service. j Geneva, Feb. 2. k*yoe opium Committee adopted l L the Council and concluded its *pr K;i!tr K >' (i: <l W>t vote on the hrtorv Lfi c P ound thHt il w »s unsatis- j r*Uy ««anse the wishes ofReuter's Service. - 90 words
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Article63 1929-02-04 9 British Official Wireless. Ti Uni.„ Rugby, Feb. 3. |>ner "Garth Castle" >; fr ''11 Si*;.« f !i? ss S ,,1 f J' esterd ay even- N went i,an k off Aldeburgh, "<1 on Friday. Fifty rendered Jiffi «P»**» and their T- r S n a n rl iBritish Official Wireless. - 63 words
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Article24 1929-02-04 9 GEN ERAL BOOTH. Reuter's Service. —j Booth v L ndon Feb 4 I a:t,r a as re turned home to 8 at South- 1Reuter's Service. - 24 words
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Article395 1929-02-04 9 ARMY LEADERS COMMIT SUICIDE. A Grave Situation. Reuter's Service. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Paris, Feb. 2. A message from Madrid says that exPremier Sanehez Guerra was nearly suffocated by fumes from the brazier installed i« his cell at Valencia in default of heating apparatus. Three doctors by using oxygenReuter's Service.; Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. - 395 words
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Article54 1929-02-04 9 Reuter's Service. Madrid, Feb. 2. Reports of the attempted assassinat'on cf the Papal Nuncio are baseless. The reports originated in the fact that the Nuncio happened to be passing the spot when a keeper in the Royal Park was shot by a suspect whom heReuter's Service. - 54 words
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Article122 1929-02-04 9 Cheque Flashed Across Atlantic. Reuter's Service. London, Feb. 4. Facsimile wireless transmission, which means for instance that a cheque can be wirlessed across the world and honoured on signature, was practically demonstrated at Someiton, Som.rest, yesterday, to which place pictures, manus?ript and prinf were flashed on aReuter's Service. - 122 words
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Article86 1929-02-04 9 German Expedition to Sumatra. Reuter's Service. Berlin, Feb. 4. An expedition of six, headed by Hear Erwin Freundlich, Professor of the Astraphysical Observatory at Potsdam, has left for Sumatra to observe the eclipse of the sun on May 9, with two railway wagons full of instruments,Reuter's Service. - 86 words
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Article44 1929-02-04 9 German Ship on the Rocks. Reuter's Service. Lisbon, Feb. 3. The whole crew of 24 Germans and one Portuguese were drowned when the German steamer "Deister" went aground on rocks while attempting to make for Oporto Harbour in a violent storm.Reuter's Service. - 44 words
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Article206 1929-02-04 9 BLIZZARDS IN THREE CONTINENTS. Worst Winter in Memory. Reuter's Service. London, Feb. 4. A wave of intense cold is passing all oyer Europe, resulting in the worst winter in living memory. Heavy falls of snow have occurred in the Riviera and in Greece and thera is unprecedented coldReuter's Service. - 206 words
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Article199 1929-02-04 9 Chancelior's Appeal for the Kellogg Pact. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Berlin, Feb. 2. The Reichstag's debate on the ratification of the Kellogg Pact was opened with an address by Herr Stresemann reviewing the s history and emphasising that Germany was amongst the first to agree to the PactTrans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. - 199 words
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Article70 1929-02-04 9 Amanullah's Son Returning from Paris. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Paris, Feb. 2. The "Paris Journal" states that Amanulk.hs eldest son has interrupted h s studies and entrained for Afghanistan, with a vis-! to Russia, at his father's request. H e wil' stay a few days at Berlin enTrans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. - 70 words
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Article36 1929-02-04 9 Officers Safe and Well. Reuter's Service. New Delhi, Feb. 3. Two officers of the missing aeroplane in Afghanistan, ,t is now learned, are en route to the nearest village and are safe and wellReuter's Service. - 36 words
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Article55 1929-02-04 9 Ship's Engineer Punished. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Feb 2. X M. Larsen, the European engineer on the Wiram,* was convicted of smuggling over 200 taels of opium to Siam anfsentenced to three months' imprisonment, with a fine of ticals 9,000 (with ticals 600 for the informer), or55 words
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Article139 1929-02-04 9 Bucking for the proposed concert by Tw£ 8 Moa rt Tri at Vic toria Theatre yesterday was so small that the concert was abandoned. A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnis a on Saturday by the Rev. W. M!fcw\r? l^ rlc i Superintendent of the l f,ion Malacca and Seremm'139 words
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Article165 1929-02-04 9 Preparations for Convalescence. CONDITION STILL VERY WEAK. Reuter's Service. London, Feb. 3. There is no change in His Majesty's condition. It is re-emrhasised at the Palace to-night that the King's removal to Bognor does not mean the beginning of convalescence as His Majesty i sReuter's Service. - 165 words
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Article139 1929-02-04 9 Where Has Trotsky Gone? Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Riga, Feb. 3. It is reported from Moscow that the Government has granted foreign firms concessions involving half a million roubles. Mosccw, Feb. 3. Mystery surrounds Trotzky's whereabouts, the Press maintaining complete silence. Wherefore it is believed that Irotzky who isTrans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. - 139 words
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Article148 1929-02-04 9 Cunard and White Star Competition. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Feb. 3. Sir William Seager, President of the Chamber of Shipping, speaking at a shipowners' dinner at Newcastle, said he had it on good authority that Sir Thomas Royden, head of the Cunard Line, wouhj at no distant dateBritish Official Wireless. - 148 words
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Article41 1929-02-04 9 Italian Women's Protest to Their Queen. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Rome, Feb. 2. The national Women's Committee has collected thousands of signatnres for an address to the Queen wherein the present fashions are denouncsd as causing moral and social degeneration.Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. - 41 words
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Article31 1929-02-04 9 Combatting Rebels at Kovno. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Kovno, Feb. 3. The Kovno Government has proclaimed a state of for the purpose of combatting the growing opposition of Vgldemaras.Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. - 31 words
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Article30 1929-02-04 9 Reuter's Service. Paris, Feb. 2. Doctors report that Marsha! Foch's illness is taking a normal course and there is no caus? fcr alarm in the rise of temperature.Reuter's Service. - 30 words
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Article14 1929-02-04 9 THE NEW CHINA—XXVI, on page 4. MALAYANS AT HOME, on page 11.14 words
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Advertisement102 1929-02-04 9 I H 1 fl 1 IE I j I Ends with Beey. I TENNENT LTD fWt S J I G/-e%ve/-s S/nce /556 P' Jt I llf fl I H a cuthrJl ?co S ltd IW I KUALA 4 u > p U« MALACCA. NJ I I S c D Sorumwick102 words
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357 1929-02-04 10 Sports Pastimes. THE FOURTH TEST. Jackson's Brilliant Display. AUSTRALIA CLOSE ON ENGLAND'S HEELS. CRICKET. In disposing- of the formidable England batting side for 334 runs in the Fourth Test which ccmmenced at Adelaide on Friday, Australia has secured for herself a good chance of preventing the result of the present357 words
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Article331 1929-02-04 10 Reuter's Service. Adelaide, Feb. 2. The crowd had increased to 35,000 when play was resumed after the lunch interval. Hammond and Geaiy carried the score to 308 when Geary was unfortunately run out after scoring only three runs. Tate only stayed to score a couple before beingReuter's Service. - 331 words
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Article268 1929-02-04 10 Jackson and Bradman Going Strong. Reuter's Service. Adelaide, Feb. 4. Resuming play this morning on a fast wicket, in bright weather and before an attendance of 15,000, Jackson and Ryder carried the overnight score of 131 to 145 when Ryder was out lbw to White atReuter's Service. - 268 words
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Article190 1929-02-04 10 Association Formed. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Feb. 4. A large and representative meeting of P.rak cricketers, held in the Ipoh Club on Saturday, adopted the constitution and rules of the Perak Cricket Association to which it is expected that most of the 25 Clubj and Schools in190 words
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Article14 1929-02-04 10 (By Courtesy of the S.C.C.) Australia 297 for 6 wkts. (JACKSCN 164).14 words
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Article141 1929-02-04 10 Saturday's Test at Kuala Lumpur. HOCKEY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Feb. 4The Colony beat the F.M.S. by 3—2 on the Kuala Lumpur Padang on Saturday in a fast game, in which the winners exhibited greater strength, speed and science. The Colony pressed from the start141 words
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Article297 1929-02-04 10 Results of Saturday's Events. YACHTING. The half-yearly regatta of the Royal Singapore Yacht Club was held on Saturday afternoon when, owing to the heavy sea and strong wind, the rowing items had to be abandoned. The first yacht race was a handicap for cutters and gigs from H.M.S.297 words
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Article100 1929-02-04 10 Saturday's Results. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Reuter's Service. j London, Feb. 2. II sul s of Scottish Cup matches played to-cay are as follow?.:— Third Lanark 0. St. Mirren 1 Ranger? 5, Prrtick 1. Muriayfield 1. Arbroath 1. Aberdeen 4, Queen's. Park 0. Clyde 1, Hamilton 1. Bathgate 1,Reuter's Service. - 100 words
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Article236 1929-02-04 10 Saturday's Games. The following are the results in to-day's League matches:— DIVISION I. Blackburn Still Winning. Arsenal 0, Manchester City 0. Aston Villa 4, Burnley 2. Blackburn 4, Birmingham 1. Bury 4, Cardiff City 1. Derby C. 2, Bolton 1. Evcrton 0, Huddersfield 3. Leeds Un. 2,236 words
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Article827 1929-02-04 10 Chelsea Purging Ahead. The following arc the llomo League tables, including Saturday's matches; ENGLISH LEAGUE.—Division 1. Goals. P. W. L. D. F, A. Pta. Sheffield W. 27 15 5 7 55 37 37 Sunderland 27 14 8 5 67 44 33 Blackburn K. 27 I t 8827 words
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Article383 1929-02-04 10 Brilliant Goalkeeping. Further promise of the keen games the 2nd Welch will provide in the soccer leagues was given on Saturday at the Stadium, when the Regiment's senior eleven met the Straits Chinese in a friendly game. A brilliant exhibition in goal by Ah K6w saved383 words
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Article26 1929-02-04 10 To-day's Game. At the Stadium to-day the Cold Storage Co. will mett the Nederlands Trading Society in the first round of the Inter-Com-mercial Cup.26 words
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Article171 1929-02-04 10 I Result of International. Reuter's Service. London, Feb. 2. At Wrexham, in wet weather and on a I heavy ground, 10,000 people witnessed the game between Wales and Ireland. The game opened with very brisk play, both sides displaying examplary tactics, but this was soon succeeded byReuter's Service. - 171 words
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Article188 1929-02-04 10 Annua] Meeting To-morrow. The annual meeting of the Singapore Football Association will be held at the Stadium pavilion to-morrow at 5.15 p.m. The report shows a profit of $378.27, compared with a loss of $1,381.44 in' 1927. Revenue and expenditure were both avudh reduced and liabilities were reduced188 words
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Article127 1929-02-04 10 Kota Raja v. S. Pranakan. A keenly contested and hard fought game was provided for the very large crowd of spectators in the soccer final on the Malay ground on Saturday. After many thrills it resulted in a draw of 3—3. The finalists were the Kota Raja127 words
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Article35 1929-02-04 10 The Amicable Athletic Association met the Pulau Bukom Sports Club yesterday on the Chinese ground and won I—o, after an exciting game. Gek Seah, captain of A.A.A., scored the deciding goal.35 words
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Article177 1929-02-04 10 The "F" team, captained by Wong Kura Seng, on Saturday succeeded in turning the tables against the "A" team, captained by Wan Puteh, who beat them when they first met, winning 2—l, although they had only ten men, and thus becoming the season's champions. It was a177 words
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Article215 1929-02-04 10 Messrs. McMichael and Standish Winners. GOLF. The February monthly medal was played on Saturday and y:sterday at the Singapore Golf Club. The "A" Division was won by J. J. McM'.chasl and "B" Division by R. D. Standish. Seventy-one cards were taken out and the fol owing were215 words
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Article97 1929-02-04 10 BADMINTON. In a match of four singles and one double on the Health and Strength Leaguers' Union court on Saturday, against the Indian Association, the Union won three sets out of five. The Results were: (H. S. players mentioned first). Singles-:—Koh Keng Siang beat R.97 words
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Article102 1929-02-04 10 In a match of five singles and one double against the Evergreen B.P. yesterday, the Union won two singles and the double. The results were (H. and S. players mentioned first):, Singles:—Koh Cheng Wee lost to Chua Giok Lim, 6—15. 4—15: Low Seng Meng102 words
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Article193 1929-02-04 10 WALES v. SCOTLA ND. Saturday's Game at S* a a n$& RUGBY FOOTBALL. Reuter's Service. By dentin, International at Sw Bn a lh W scored her first win on her Scotland a nee the war watched the game. whi£'l*WS foggy weather. Following rla >? and a drizzle in th, wasReuter's Service. - 193 words
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Article296 1929-02-04 10 Saturday's Loral Game. -V, An interesting if somewhat game was witnessed on the nud-nl day when an Enpl sh to the Rest. Barnes was a notahL T* trom the Rest side and. after St? display for Ireland two dar spectators were appoint: d not 1 tum out.296 words
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Article212 1929-02-04 10 Arrival of "Empress of Australia." Leaving Southampton on Nov. 14. Il the luxury boat, "Empress of hmmm flagship of the Canadian Pacific W arrived yesterday morning frsm Mi and went alongside the West Wnarf,on" sixth annual round-th -wor d tour. This vessel, has a displacement of SJ212 words
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Article111 1929-02-04 10 The rate of issue of Money untitled India and Ceylon to-day m to $100. The rate of pavineni Orders from India and I ejm equal to $100. The three dageer-armed CJ were arrested by Insn r fc r .]v* Fein Ting in Havelock Road r«* i each sentenced to six111 words
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Article1538 1929-02-04 11 M TIME AT MALAYA P HOUSE. 0 gdcatife Expeditions. House is fully occupied p*P n with two important tasks: P f DH uTitinir of its annual report ar tm.- is likely to show anW 1 aere eabie increase in Malayan t r J 54 odiy the making1,538 words
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Article326 1929-02-04 11 Guthrie's Report. Messrs. Guthrh Co., Ltd., Singapore, in their weekly report dated Feb. 2, state: Apart from a mid-week depression caused by profit taking in London, the Commodity market has ruled quietly steady during the peiiod under review and values cose practically unchanged on balance. Business has326 words
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Advertisement321 1929-02-04 11 TO-NIGHT I MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4. TO-NIGHT! NEW WORLD SHOW OPEN AIR CINEMAS—CHINESE WAYANGS—NEW JAVANESE WAYANG WONG, SIDE SHOWS ETC. THE CITY OPERA Presents an all Star Artistes in "THREE GOLDEN STARS." An interesting and beautiful scenic play—Supported by VAUDEVILLE. N.B.—Begin Booking Now for one of our Special Chinese New Year321 words
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Advertisement118 1929-02-04 11 f QUALITY, should be your first con- I I sideration PRICE your second. I j Both will be right, if you ask for:— I J RED^ ABEL I Sole Agents: JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. jG (Incorporated in England.) jjj SINGAPORE, PENANG AND KUALA LUMPUR. I BRITISH LAGER BEER j j118 words
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Miscellaneous64 1929-02-04 11 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme of Drills up to and for Feb. 10, 1929. To-morrow, Feb. 5.-5 p.m. Drill Hall, All Units S.V.C., Corps Route March. Thursday, Feb. 7.—5.15 p.m. Drill Hall, European Units S.V.C., Pass out Drill Parade for New Members. Friday, Feb. 8 to Tuesday, Feb. 12.— Blakan Mati, S.R.A.64 words
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Article, Illustration352 1929-02-04 12 The Ex-Consul-General for China. Mr. Li Tchuin, the ex-Consul-General for China, together with Mrs. Li Tchuin and their child, will be leaving Singapore for Shanghai by th? P. and O. liner "Khiva" on Sunday, Feb. 10. .After reporting his return to the Central Government at Nankin, Mr. Li352 words
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Advertisement597 1929-02-04 12 Amusements, I GALAXY CINEMA ARCADIA CINEMA jo Ei v 4 6 KATONG. g HFrsm Monday, Feb 4to Wednesday, Feb 6. From Monday, Feb. 4to Wednesday. Feb. 6. I ACORD William Fox Super Production S 1 5 pa^° R "FOUR SONS." I I A terror to the cattle rustlers and a597 words
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Advertisement123 1929-02-04 12 CHEMICAL DIAMONDS. *i. mv Guaranteed Hardness and Brightness, equal to Genuine Diamonds. Rs. 5 to Rs. 10 per carat. Full Particular*; Apply to: AMERICAN CHEMICAL DIAMONDS CO 3. General Mufniah Mudali S'reet. Tel: "Thejus." M ADR A3. YEW! NEW! NEW Better, Stronger, more efficacious than before. Special celluloid wrapping for123 words
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Advertisement166 1929-02-04 12 HM HIN HOTEL, NO. 95 AND 97, BEACH ROAD. SINGAPORE. (Opposite Alhambra Theatre A new beautiful building facing the sea with an abundance sea air and quiet double and single rooms to let with latest saniriry rra ,"*V emonts fitted throughout with h hts > bells and fans. English and166 words
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Advertisement373 1929-02-04 12 I The most reliable firms in every j branch of industry exhibit at the LEIPZIG SPRING F| I I OF 1929 Sample Fair March 3to Marcl) Great Technical and Building fair i m i Textile Fair and Leather Fair I Information to bs had from; the 1 j Leipziger Messamt373 words
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Article799 1929-02-04 13 THE BREAKING-UP OF OLD VESSELS. Captain Scott's "Discovery." (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Jan. 1. The announcement that in spite of all recent criticism the Crown Agents for the Colonies are to refit Captain Robert Scott's famous old "Discovery" for further whaling research work, puts an end to799 words
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Article110 1929-02-04 13 Moral Training for Evildoers. A prisoner s reform is largely dependent upon the moral uplift and encouragement which he received during his confinement" so states an order of the Judicial Yuan at Nanking to the various Provincial Courts emphasizing the necessity of opening moral training classes110 words
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Advertisement664 1929-02-04 13 "Hfton ii urn i fin i ii' I j h}i t YALE SPUR-GEARED CHAIN BLOCKS ARE MACHINE SHOP NECESSITIES THE YALE SPUR-GEARED CHAIN BLOCK is the safest and g i• I%\ tidiest portable hand-hoist where loads must be lifted fre- H VmO (juently and labour is expensive. ft y&'i hiK664 words
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Advertisement19 1929-02-04 13 y There no better pill than MARTIN'S. You Ĕ can rely upon MARTIN'S PILLS. by all Chemists and Store*.19 words
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Advertisement245 1929-02-04 13 CRAVEN "A The Cork-Tipped Cigarettes which NEVER VARY Made Specially to Prevent Sore Throats by Carreras Ltd. Sole Agents:— HUTTENBACH LAZARUS Sons. Ltd. Singapore. Penang, Ipoh, Kuala-Lumpur jjj GRAMOPHONE REPAIRS AND S I PARTS SUPPLIED. jjj jj] You can repair your own Phonograph in uj less than 5 minutes 1245 words
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Advertisement594 1929-02-04 14 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS. CHINESE NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS, 1929. In connection with the Chinese New Year Holidays, CHEAP RETURN TICKETS, all classes, at a single fare and a half for the double journey, will be issued by any passenger train from 6 a.m. on February 8 till594 words
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Advertisement585 1929-02-04 14 SITUATION VACANT. Teachers required. Apply immediately to Box 812, c/o Malaya Tribune. WANTED —Dispenser, experience essential, state salary required. Give age. Apply C. T. D., 246, Victoria Street. SALESMEN WANTED—Experience not essential if willing to work. Call in person at 61, Orchard Road. WANTED —Experienced assistant for Household Hardware Department.585 words
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Advertisement514 1929-02-04 14 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penang 85, Beach Street. Malacca 131, Jonker Street. Mu ar No. 1, Jalan Sayang. Batu Pahat 109, Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 1 6> Ufar. Hong Kong 13, Queen's Road, Central. Seremban 63, Birch Road. Batavia 47, Corner Lloyd Street.514 words
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Advertisement588 1929-02-04 14 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December, 1892.) Authorised capital £3,000,006 Subscribed Capital £1,800,000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund am- 3 Rest £1,584,846 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E,C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS J.588 words
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Advertisement446 1929-02-04 14 ASSURANCE ORI > 0r UHTTED V (Incorporated n the HEAD OFFICE rsi\„ 2nd Floor of N„ j M AP 5 Palace, St*- Phone Nos. 3046 and 4047. BOARD OF~iMKECT Ote See Teong Wah, Esq <v Ong Soon Tee.—Vi l hair »>«« Koh San Bin. Seah Eng Lim, Esq Vow Ngan446 words
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Advertisement408 1929-02-04 15 SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England.) KAIL PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. ..KTNSULAK AND ORIENTAL STEAM fl v iVMf.4TION CO., LONDON AND N FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. n nder Contract with His Majesty's ,L (k)vemment.) OUTWARDS from LONDON for C hina Japan Due Tonnage Singapore 1929 m+m 9,100 Feb408 words
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Advertisement372 1929-02-04 15 STEAMER SAILINGS CO., LTD. LOCAL SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. PE! honrs) preM service—1»^ Monday 4 p m> "KINTA" Wednesday 4 pjn "IPOH" MALACCA 4 Pm "SBLANGOB* Moo. Thar. 4.30 p.m. "KOPAH" Fri. 4.30 p.m. "LIPIS" mS Ad^v 4,30 "CALYPSO" caxtW 1 JESSELTON, KUDAT ft SANDAKAN. (weekly service) BANGKOK 9 ri L372 words
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Advertisement261 1929-02-04 16 Have you tried Cold Storage— MILK I Il Per pint 20 cts. Per i pint 10 cts. I CREAM 1° Per pint bottle 85 cts. 9 Per i pint bottle 50 Per f pint carton 25 cts. U Per2ozs. 14 c 1 ICE CREAM I IN BULK— > Vanilla $3.75261 words
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