Malaya Tribune, 25 May 1933
1933-05-25
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Malaya Tribune
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Title Section37 1933-05-25 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER "afAFER IN MALAYA. vtl XA.- ft* 12S? SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, May 2.>. 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 193337 words
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Advertisement84 1933-05-25 1 > l> l^ 1 WBĔJB Mflin STflßf Refrigerated Supplies, Cakes Confectionery f And A Full Range of j j Groceries Provisions. NOW AVAILABLE j I at J] COLD STORAGE ORCHARD ROAD. There is 100% Protection in IMILNERS' SAFES F re S a CVer Present c,an^>r and there is only one84 words
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Advertisement102 1933-05-25 1 A. FLINTER I I, Raffles Place, Singapore. I Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and low est market print, Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality Paying highest prices according to daiiy exchange rates. I it s Worth102 words
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1538 1933-05-25 2 HIS WILL TO LIVE STRONG. DOCTORS AND FRIENDS BY HIS SIDE EVER WATCHFUL. THE qu<-rion bonis a k«l often in locul IMBM tlvclu as to how Mr Gandhi proPMMM. with hi _1-Jay fast. In the. absenra cf any1,538 words
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Article183 1933-05-25 2 First Phase Of Joint l ommittee's Work. London. May 16 Ml Jom: Paiiiamenuiy Committee considerThe nolle" of the first romWn., th* Joint Svlect Commmee To T** Tuesday, pubfched in S.'Smlt' number of Indian delegates w„, Sgfe^ PROTESTS BY SAPRU AND OTHERS Mcd ,ith the Mfra] Their intention183 words
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Article107 1933-05-25 2 Ii rsonncl Of Defeffatka From India. A New Delhi C vernmer.t communique nat the Indian l; lne the Int-rnatlu*l Labour Conference. wNch v.«ll cptn at Oer.eva on June 8. will be tom- I pesed ta. follows- m j O vemment D*-!egatr> 1. Sir Atul ChatterJec. Member of Council107 words
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Article138 1933-05-25 2 Work is proceeding on the telephone communications between Bombay and Madras and t anticipated that shortly it will be possib' to speak from Bombay xlirect to Madras Many difficulties have been encountered in he past to hold up the completion of try:.< line communication between these two dSt138 words
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Article72 1933-05-25 2 At yesterdays annual general meeting of the Johore Planters' Association he Z in the Civil Service Club. Mr W P mhw V attention to the cxhorbitant 'JSST £Z charged to, quinine He said ETLJS* w« sold at »1. 50 per lb but he l*dTX nere mignt B«te the72 words
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Article293 1933-05-25 2 Snap With Singapore Of Ejffl Years Ago. -<By Our Indian Correspondent., A SNAP with the Singapore of fifty years ago occurred on last Friday, the 9th instant, r hen Mr 3. M. Parcethu Serang. partner of w.n-kn>vn Bon of Harbouh Board contractors. Tjmi! Labour C-unpany. died293 words
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Article560 1933-05-25 2 EXEMPTION FURTHER EXTENDED. MINUTES OF IMMIGRATION COMMHTPP MEETING AT PENANG -FHE following is the official record of a mcc.A ing cf the Indian Immigration Committee held at Penang on May 12. Toe chairman. th- Hon'ble If* c D Ahea.ne. v.ebomed the, Hon ble Mr560 words
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Advertisement33 1933-05-25 2 "■'■■■■w— rii'.iwmw r mmtm tf There is no place J like home and n y no beer like D Sole Agents for Malaya N. V. Straits Java Trading Co., SINGAPORE PSNANG 0 j33 words
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116 1933-05-25 3 i «reai defensive base is taking I A f'-v. fwi mm the politicians were ■is 'lint there was no need !.>r a ba~>, Bn apon I? WM an insult to Japan and rtfl '.i.i- Mtd feeling in the Fa*- Ea. c wet116 words
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Article102 1933-05-25 3 w fl mm unofficial :nemFederai C unci] will be b)ld enough mt of his ow n servant-; th at text months meetin Federal Council As our contemporary aid. servant registration will ireattjf benefit good servants. in id add that we hope that taapmp will take Bg M102 words
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Article57 1933-05-25 3 ittfcm less attention sir.cc it 2 :r -„"r Sue h ;'L, S C h "l Hhod n,USt '■"Portam H Priec hoverin- the c <M*"n<*iity tere ;J 8 toe nei «hbourhood of two ckilv r«rl, c °u«try have, perhaps industry rn7 y and ft rubber accept a parativ.57 words
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Article517 1933-05-25 3 Rotary Address. FRANK BUCK AND A TIGER. Frank Buck, author ol "M| Em lia< k th f 1)00,1 which had "l Europe and America, and who ST w£ Sf-S P***** luncheon m,etmg of EjOTtJ?* 04 slnßap h W S SSIiVT S ,huM! Pr Stm Wh^"r d arrived517 words
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Article292 1933-05-25 3 Wheeler And Woolgey «n Singapore. gERT Wheel, r aRd n, ""s Rud.o mm star, J* 001 mm faal Capitol S P"** by rhe P'li SS ft*"*" arrived ««5 mornlni an d H Carthage- *J ro d of admirer* at u„ The vessel il not un?, iTnw'SS at292 words
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Article37 1933-05-25 3 Arreted by PNllHn cfficfrs and Va s ito rt,i aul > on Which l-icl jSL f? cn r w! before .he Di,TLfiSP Mr H A yesterday Sentence rjv w rraa > in $500 Pf*»pnn*d. ba.l being ziwd37 words
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Advertisement153 1933-05-25 3 your Purify your home Giatd your family's health by cleansing Y our f Berms8 erms a* well <**g I Khct ,s a wonderful safeguard. B« Mm ol thorough healthful cleanliness. Use 1 aay always! LIFEBUOY SOAP CLEANSES PURIFIES 2«4»33 LEVfk r s:• i —ITW. rsT.t»v9 <ĔĔtk Wk Whcne ver You153 words
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Advertisement174 1933-05-25 3 The right anti-acid offsets the Wm -I Sm U B y,llins -«M arndkim. \VI,„ PW" frin e uu j ftSS? XlagneS al a VS S ra ht «t A jo, an.! h arlv a, rs -«G- «1« j R, nume; su, stil -h>n't art tbe samr pSJPJtiS ?fi£ Milk Ma.-n.ri.174 words
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441 1933-05-25 4 Shipping News Notices. A NEW TUG FOR "COCHIN." Vessel With Speed Of 13 Knots. T HE Powerful twin-screw flre-fighUng and tug "Cochin.- destined for mmt%* I v the port \pt Cochin, sailed for India, having earned out exhaustive trials en the Firth 2 Forth. The vessel was constructed hi the441 words
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Article107 1933-05-25 4 British Units Leave Far The North. n, M| exodus to „S5» wnen no N« than mx Parted on their annual summer cruise among the ships to'leave Whitehall tauL SSti SS a!* 2! r wun reliefs for th#» r*v,tr,., sta ion. departed for Shanghai and yesterdry morning. d Hankc107 words
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Article62 1933-05-25 4 Passenger On Ship Missing. Aim << n London. April 28. Mit! ships nTttTH thC P "Comorln mum snips in thr Channel to look out t. m Including Mr any emlnent E NOrman are on minis F n Z,T°T e that th was re u*ni n r.62 words
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Article39 1933-05-25 4 It was stated thai: when the NY X Shanghai Man, went alongside the company. w h he accused attempted to steal a »i t co P^ge? 42 fr m *US ifcSi WaS by J *P«nese constable on39 words
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Article347 1933-05-25 4 Pacific Shipping Via The Arctic. THE epic voyage of the Soviet \c* h«-w Siblrlakov." which last vV»r L i 7" breakrr from Europe to the 2 route, in a single unprecedented in the b to be repeated this year by icebreaker. 19 another Soviet plorer. to whom the347 words
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Article94 1933-05-25 4 The. Present MM of the shipping mdus-rv •n India was d< iP with m Mr C A Teh Manager of the Scindla Steam L££JTS t I 0 war w+ t n Br- .sh Indla d n Sclndi. rv« Panics. ,but luckily ih.» 7 J ocnaia Ccmthe crisis. JTSLmSZ94 words
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Article459 1933-05-25 4 From The Coracle To A Modern Cunarder. PEOPLE who "go down to the sea in ship or "have their .business in great waters *iil appreciate Mr. C. Ernest Fayle's "Short HMory of the Worlds Shipping Industry" newly published. It is a fascinating volume, dealing with the general history459 words
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Article202 1933-05-25 4 "Lighthouse" Institute For Victoria Dock. The fir t pile in the foundations of a new STS2 V" J*2*m* f r cam to be bu.l Ham. London Mr" a f in° n W3S d, iven on March 29 by Mrs. A. Williamson, widow of a former ■Nt of l!lr202 words
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Article339 1933-05-25 4 Shipping Co. Freed Of Liability. A DECISION on the suit of Meh Teh and Company against the Yargtze Rapid Steamship Company for non-delivery of 1.79* case* of oil. which were seized by Chine-.-taxation, authorities at Icharg on February 2S, 1»29. was handed down by Milton D.339 words
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Article94 1933-05-25 4 Japanese Warshios To Be Sent To Watch. According to ,he "Asahi." the na v Y will revive the former practice of dispatcher cuard-ships to the Sou h Sea 9 for the piotc tion of Japanese l trade. I*. is said that since the outbreak of -he bhanchal94 words
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Article92 1933-05-25 4 Court Sequel To Raid By Police. A Pnhcr raid ab< ard the Hydrangea berthed at the Chiu On Whart resulted in the teem rv of a gambling den. of which a sailor. Kwan On. was the keeper. Nine men wwm taken mto cutody and *2fi was picked92 words
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Advertisement375 1933-05-25 4 REAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated 1« England.> MAIL, IWSSKNdKR ARCIO SERVICES. AND OMENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO-, LONDON nnd FAR EAST MAIL SrKVICE 'Under Contnut Mth Bli MdK» y'» OUTWARD FROM I ONDON. For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1933. Mantua IIJM Mlf J7 Comali375 words
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Advertisement209 1933-05-25 4 IHf LLOYD TnTĔSTllli j (Incorporated In Italy) j EXPRESS SERVICE. CAftflA SfNGAPOKK TO ITALY AND CHINA r,„ CAKG <> SERVICE. Calling at Colombo. Bombay. Son. Port SSL^VI?? 1 Colombo. Bombay I Said. Brlndial. Venice and Trtaete. M »»*°*»h. Sue. PS 1 Due Leave Due mm Brina ißi, Venice and Trieste.209 words
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Advertisement115 1933-05-25 4 HAMBURG-AMERIRA LINIE DmmM JJpft Australische Dampfacbixa j f| (Companies Incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS HONGKONG, SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. m JRMLAND. via Manila May 29 ma. BURGENLAND. via Manila imS To m.s. MUNSTERLAND, Ma w 5S lo t ma. KULMERLAND via J 29 t m,. RAMSES, SS 2 t115 words
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Advertisement548 1933-05-25 4 JJEAME^JAIUN^ ffj||j "ORDDEUTSCHER Germany.. The undernoted are the Ccmmm fixtures:— 1 ,fr iided OUTWARDS s.s. "SA ARBRUCKEN" f or Manila 1933 H'kcng, Shai. N. China A: J :il a m.s. "HAVEL" for Manila. HongW V2B Shai, Japan and N. China May 3o HOMEWARDS. I m.s. "TRAVE" for M'seilles. R'dam 1933548 words
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Article347 1933-05-25 5 Mining Shares. ipore, Thursday. 11 a.m. Ua share quotations are issued (o. I xrhange and stock pNfetTl mm Buyers Seller*. ÜBS Kwnfeaai Tin 24 6 26. 2« 21 norn Hiuai Tta 13- 139 0 93 0 87 15,9 If 9 P an? 010 015 Cava Tin c.40347 words
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134 1933-05-25 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. RUBBh'R AND TIN AGAIN HIGHER, Local Tin Now At $104»/ 4 fmj Our Financial Correspondent Singapore. Thursday noon To-day's Prices: Rubier flMagapore), Jin (tUngniyn), noli it up Yesterday's Prices:— U g*s jobber .'id., up fcjr?** ;7 n ;7 firm, mew lort Robber, is io134 words
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Article43 1933-05-25 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. Lo: den Spot 3d New York: 4 15 16 (O.) cents. Singaixj-e 9-9., cem TIN L ndon Spct: £190 7 s fd. (Dp London 3 months: Cl9O 12l 8d On Km m Sinsapore: 5104 25. d COPRA Sundned43 words
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Article99 1933-05-25 5 London. May 2?. Although satisfaction has been cxpre m d by the recent trend of Eur. p an poU cs thai appears Lo be a general dfc p at ktl■ M Stock Exchange to await farther event! and »1 h the exception of the tttght rally in99 words
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Article136 1933-05-25 5 Revenue M count for year 1932 riMN debit balance of £.559 i;gainst £1.467 >. Add Deb nture stock interer-t and hTl—' fees. £3.713. discount on farther mm I Debenture st ck £7. debit balanc > brought In £3,918. leaving debit balance Ci 17.197. Quantity or rubbrr lurvested was136 words
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Article394 1933-05-25 5 Fruer *lv o.\s Weekly Report The tolNm.ug Is the i.poii I :miU Co.. duied May 23 There has again ben a ury MM market nr. shares coring the past nnd run lo»r--2 quantities or Uth Blerlln X and MM MM have changed hands, but at the <k*r luo'atjons394 words
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Article50 1933-05-25 5 Handsome Profit .Ke turned. The dtr rton «int.. Juec cxktla* eoßUnolni to re. •Hceaaary t? Tii v nivT 1 '««ourre». -v"; i, n ur Mrt 10 72 10 ~,t,, t 1 ••!>.ndng d.vli.,e hr dobil i£ Uml h a f 53 depots U!-J«2r, cixan a-v amount to50 words
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Article26 1933-05-25 5 LZSm o^i^r^. o^ 821 «Malnat PTk-- of 2 0-.J nlr Ih a Rro! •enance basK tVyeT 5 SSI un^ 934 ,a al sl26 words
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Article22 1933-05-25 5 brcttght fonrard war, CJ.6J7 and nroloss :„r 193 LmZ •riv lurvtrd £2 364 ,Ov u» v ap.iripfu.Uon iroin reserve.22 words
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Article29 1933-05-25 5 M-lakoff Rubber Estate for 193^ n £4.130 to £3.68« fU(4 urrent lubil ties, 8:7% M? a J° P ha the >e,r was ».ox« -4»lb. <a;;a.nst 1.7i»7.E«0ib29 words
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Article32 1933-05-25 5 f v v Rubber F. taio lor for 1931). ,u£asl£ rioauni ass*: v 12.03 i. ir .diior £i:>« Tan »a. s cci..d or: Ap.d 10 !u w ar ap32 words
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Article52 1933-05-25 5 Extraordinary General Mooting. yesterday at noon at n M M Chua C.: .n S C U 8008 S ardtoary lm 4 an! J caacHia, capita] «htea ha btlf) whkh "55 -""nary share mm* mmmm tw, mTmZmX mm ul ,hp company. n ,j ltm ah i niatai52 words
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Article145 1933-05-25 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co Ltd. Prires for Shell Mot r Spirit Mi various brands of Kerosene it? fallow:.: Shell Aviati n Spirit in 4 gallon drums per British Imperial gallon Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0 86 cl!!!! M T r S,urit ,MT 4 R145 words
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Article79 1933-05-25 5 Loss of the I'nihd Lankat Plantations Company fcr 1932. including £1.115 loss on exchange. £1.U43 lagabHt £.592 for 1931» This has been ro- ered by withdrawing £1.000 fnm t: xatlon r em not MOV required and by rec uiing tbj mm cavrtod forward from £6.684 «o UMI79 words
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Article65 1933-05-25 5 I I of Lrk Kawi P.nbbcr for 193*> £3 .73 f 2 9(i hf 1931 > which inr-a.se? the f.tbit balance carried forwaid to £8 061 Cash l.d linr.-imtnt. stand in the bilance-. bat 1 ai £23.039 The output of rubber for the mi Ui 508.587 11,.65 words
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Article582 1933-05-25 5 Rubber Shares. Binttaaßt, ttamdif, 11 a m. u fol l°_ wln ß rubber dMN H HHiai issued by Eraser and Co and and Kvatt /alue **m Uiaj Shar*.. A Co rv 1 Allenby $0.50 $0 60 MUM KS 1 Alor Qajah 0.30 040 0 m* A. Hitani582 words
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Advertisement52 1933-05-25 5 THE SOUTH j Wff.J BRITISH V xj y INSURANCE vgy/ COMPANY. LIMITED. WM, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR WSLEANCI ACCEPTED AT W *MT CURRENT RATES. L C. MAROOLIOUTH. Manager. -■<■:. Green. TUB EASTERN UNITED •«LEANCI COEPOBATION. LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND ttittaOMAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. Ns ON: General Manager. 2-c.52 words
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Advertisement89 1933-05-25 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almelda Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000.000 Paid -up-Capital £1.000.000 Reserve Fund and Rest 500,000 UEAJ> OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: B 111 on y. Calcutta, ColoraU). Karachi. Madras, Amaru, Baghdad. Bahrein. Ba ru. Klikull, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS crwned and89 words
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Advertisement15 1933-05-25 5 MM M M *"»«MM»» MJ N?9 C LLY»* H*ad Offlce: 65, Wall Street. New York.15 words
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Advertisement196 1933-05-25 5 Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated in Straits Settlement*) Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK. LTJ) THF Hn Borui LTD. AND THE OV EI^EA-CHINESEf BANK LTO CAPITAL. Authorised $440,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00 HEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING, CBXLIA STREET, SINGAPORE, LOCAL BRANCH: 458. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OP DIRECTORS; Chee Bwee196 words
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Advertisement187 1933-05-25 6 Amusements < z Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's 1 Greatest Spectacular Triumph BEN HUR IN SOUND! Opens TO-NIGHT at the ALHAMBRA SEE SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT ON OPPOSITE PAGE. HARLBWo U B H' ROLAND YOUNG AND j GEORGE GROSSMITH Wedding Rehearsal WITH LADY TREE AND JOHN LODEK. A GAY I SMART A- WITTY COMEDY I SEE187 words
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Advertisement226 1933-05-25 6 J WHEELER and WOOLSEY Captivate Singapore i NIGHTLY.' j Undoubtedly the. Funniest Picture of their career See the famous "CUCKOOS" turn Africa upside down j on a Big "Dame" Hunt The GREATEST LAUGH* of SPECIAL NOTICE j WHEELER WOOLSEY will make a j PERSONAL APPEARANCE TO-MORROW NIGHT j at the226 words
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Advertisement269 1933-05-25 6 l TO-NIGHT! I Continued Success of the Exciting Romance of the Famous Air Race round Britain I j "The KING'S CUP" I I With DOROTHY BOUCHIER. I i i SATURDAY NEXT! CAROL LOMBARD in j "No More Orchids"j A Picture that will grip every modern girl I A mmmmmJ .mm»269 words
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Article1463 1933-05-25 7 SINGAPORE'S KEY POSITION. Messages From Home. Stamford Raffles' Inspiration. HI hew have a spot which, -he gareway of a narrow cany all poaai and all ing brtwtca East and West, canil to !ir tiir imagination t. tin- s.afront lookin; D h i.- lands cne can *cc what1,463 words
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Article177 1933-05-25 7 Police Search For Unknown Car. i From Our Own Correspondent., THE Ipon May 24 M Sf" di COVery o! lhe «haudonrd buoy motor «r ChUd K* ho was knocked do *n by Snf h 7 tnu? n»""' »:u. and rr/ 1 n e elt E «*2 a177 words
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Article14 1933-05-25 7 P*!'" 11 No 7 took thr foitowin, aJ-ETTIS? "I'll of mWWM Buru:14 words
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Article40 1933-05-25 7 Pawner* BataUa to Singapore by th, uut cne. Miss Stand, -raver \«r v BarteU and Mr. linger Hyde From Singapore to the NE I yesterday p„i H. C Winckaorth Mn c p J.nsen. Mr Caw Khek Jim and^40 words
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Article46 1933-05-25 7 Business Man Arrested <>n A Ship. Secng ah., UJMne man. Low Ten* p«W yesterday ,Mr J F. n SH»^w criminai Meng Heng 111 Street. Chop taeSJ b? V Und Chma-bouna board a *i4\r" oWfas^ tponed iiros*cutton h s r **ined for the'46 words
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Obituary47 1933-05-25 7 Formerly At Singapore Smelting Works. /Prom Our Omm Correspondent., Ipoh, May 24 Mr Simmonds rccenti- ODt-ratinn iccenu., underwent operation for appendicitis. Bm tbmni m«« Before joining Kay Yew l u < worked conduction of the Cameron «£22 Zt* Q The funeral takes Hace to-day at47 words
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Article76 1933-05-25 7 Reuter. The P T r. NCW York Ma -V 24. me E. I Dupoiit acd D E Nemn.m r> >, 2, of Wilson eft Washington. May 24 Officials believe tint it s k j, 5 ■l IIHWMI as expounded by M Pnl Boncour yesterday ra u acaimtReuter. - 76 words
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Article17 1933-05-25 7 Empire Day was observed by the Y.M.C.A. Education CA an f address. MCA S a\ c ai.17 words
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Advertisement107 1933-05-25 7 NOTICE! THE GREAT~WORLD CABARET. Owing to the tremendous crowd on the opemng-night last evening, the ;;ft '««ja»toio« was taxed to »i!hT V j hc management therefore to all ho""" their s incere HELP WANTED METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYEK take pride in »resenH„„ m pnmm»mj the rev.va. f the most famous Picture ever made107 words
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Advertisement247 1933-05-25 7 _LATEOT ADVERTISEMENTS. TANGLIN RESIDENCES TO LET—Terrace 12 a 128D > CairnhiM Rd. BungT Work! Apply Dntt Motor wr.K... L'd., 13,. Orchard Rd. Phone 7142. TENDERS. iINUAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Notice la hereby given that tenders oow invited for the following materials or iervicej. and that particulars of such tender. P 3247 words
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Article840 1933-05-25 8 It is exactly a week since wo wrote that peace might be expected in North China within a fortnight. Final terms have not been arranged but a truce has been fixed up between the commanders on the spot and there has only beta desultory fighting during840 words
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255 1933-05-25 8 IT seems a great pity that in designing the plendid new grandstand at the new Bukit Timah Raeeeoune. the exposure of the stands to a driving rain, such as was experienced yesterday/ was not foreseen and means were not devLsed to prevent255 words
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Article147 1933-05-25 8 CjINGAPORE S indifference to the arrival of the *<J world's great personalities was exemplified a the docks yesterday morning when a hand:M cf their admirers awaited the arrival of th* famous stars. Wlveler and Woolsev. not of the qualities of thes stars and there is the same147 words
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Article101 1933-05-25 8 Following the Bate of Mrs Tav]o a you-g Eu-.opean woman, by a Hvlam a7ita't'-n ho a aaerUardS an --Hat: o bm :prung up in the FMS for sovant regis, -ation. a measure proving for is already en the Statute in the Straits SetUe rnrnts. though there i,101 words
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41 1933-05-25 8 Four cases of potion of dutiable MM conlneteJ BtCUSCd 1! Chln <- -er An out-of-work Chinese, who was a ro S? aUemP t ted l COmmit b > banting Lha h re U heo. ln ™*^Z41 words
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Article60 1933-05-25 8 voun, r triatlon been made w Konna from Negapa am to Penang News of the death of Mr J t m which occu.red at his m LET* Monday mill come as a ££l to relatives and friends throat' the surroundin* countries >a and of four daggers aid £Ft tot60 words
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Article66 1933-05-25 8 A Chinese youth, said to h» o waa drowned in the tn a r P?nLer, Tuesday an i hisbU?. at Serem ban on police. 5 b dy was by the the "viewed by the oioeV r„ mhlAn be on June 3 Co «nmanding at 9. 45 was MUeuain"^ S*66 words
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Article17 1933-05-25 8 Kuantan are address in a siiv. f Panan 8 wi th an his coronation <*™sion of17 words
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Article31 1933-05-25 8 PanmenT'M DeFoon Hin. i 2ed f Mrs To St third E Kir n' The marriage „ill tak P „i, m 1300 H( e year. take p,are SOf "e time this31 words
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Article23 1933-05-25 8 Mr. C J v n i Cra„ Ltd.. Xt, C «> medical advice wth L m > shortl y ■MM company. Adam, of the23 words
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Article478 1933-05-25 8 BY "LOOKER-ON A Congratulations to the 1 Department on the improveme control at the races yesterday And the same goes t<> H t Club officUla-that f a Z V." T "rf except one officious member f" almost spoilt the excellent em: 1 1 to Visitors' motor-cars at478 words
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Article39 1933-05-25 8 IVOIAN AFFAIRS, on page 1 TADIO STARS HERE, on pi SHIPPi N(i NEWS, on page 4 CLUB DIARY, on patje 13 rADIO PROGRAMME, on page 13 MALACCA NEWS, on page 14 MOTORING NEWS, on page 1539 words
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Advertisement130 1933-05-25 8 l Cool, (Jay and j Tobrafco stands up wonderfully to lunshinc and washing. See thm of deafen* Like all JootaJ l roductj Tobraloo can-ies the OOCaJ guaranrecof satisfaction in wash A and When buying be <ure A to sec the name Tobralco on th, toot a L selvedge. PRODUCT TOBRALCO130 words
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Advertisement39 1933-05-25 8 j "PERFECT EYESIGHT? ELLISON S. EZEKIEL &Co Opticians Watchmakers Only Address:—3. Capitol Building. mm STAMFORU ROAD. SINGAPORE DANCING. Foxtrot. Wait*. Tango, etc.. taught at Rena's Dance Studio. Meyer Mansions. Flat 6. Coleman Street. Ir- I I I 634 mmmmmm39 words
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1148 1933-05-25 9 SINO-JA PANESE TRUCE WILL BE SIGNED TO-DAY. PEACE WITHOUT HONOUR IN NORTH CHINA. !NOT TOO LATE FOR LEAGUE TO INTERVENE. 0 Forced Terms Not Binding. South-West Repudiates Nanking's Compromise. run- octween the Ch.nese and Japanese armies in North signet! to-day, but it is expected, according to the i.uardian. that the1,148 words
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Article427 1933-05-25 9 If The Four-Power Pact Is Signed. Reuter Wireless. Geneva. May 24. P R nw A 33 Urn asitatioas regarding days Pa,t <luri,lK ,h S covert Tni, 10 S a strong ,f ler!Jthih aUI 000 1 (Prance) th >* cvenln; rour-Po3L rt th l,, Leafrue CovenantReuter Wireless. - 427 words
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Article26 1933-05-25 9 Reuter Wireless. Washing on. M*y 23. hiimlnent following anothsf reference at th« White House amended by Mr. Sprague. of the Bank of England—Heutcr Wlreleas.Reuter Wireless. - 26 words
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Article716 1933-05-25 9 Lord Wester Wemyss. GREAT SUCCESS IN THE WAR. London. May 24. A U dUd^tVann le M W l He was 69 years of cX oc b kc b the naval oace/ whoU an ß ifK UU nmng Si f are cf Q ~7 Rins of organisation716 words
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Article31 1933-05-25 9 S mi. P "Carthage- yesterday to l!? l r n l »PPearance at the Capitol »—I- »%h, jjj performance Thei, picture. So This is Africa is being shown.31 words
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Article46 1933-05-25 9 Problem Of Native Crop Being Solved? Reuter. The Hague. May 24. JHE fac t:iat th( n w Mmkw RUBBER RESEARCH ENQUIRY the' UnderstCod the professor is to be g« FrillllUl of the Commission which is to be appointed to enoui> fro th„Reuter. - 46 words
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Article56 1933-05-25 9 Masscy was admitted and j?—* l as and solicitor of th* Supreme Court n May, befofw Mr w C Huggard. X.C the Chief Justice. Mr. R. L. Eber appeared in support of the Mr. J H Barrett. ArUng r> pu 2tMi cTw-V, for th Atl —V-Gereral d56 words
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Article295 1933-05-25 9 FLIGHT NOT BEGUN YET. A Misunderstanding. Arrangements Made For Reception. MYSTERIOUS misunderstanding has arisen in official circles concerning the arrival in Singapore of the Imperial Airways machine, Atalanta, which has been momentarily expected in Alor Star and SingaI>ore for the last few days. It appears that295 words
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Advertisement134 1933-05-25 9 MALAYAN CHAMPIONSHIP WON and British Record Broken with help of PHOSFERiNE A CHM,P 001 LEONG TEIK writes If) -I r "*|*Whit pleasure that I write to testir, fV competition, a. 8 or WH «or a GIVES ENERGY and ENDURANCE and ,<H. —fiSs, RENEWS BROKEN-DOWN TISSUE." PHOSFERINE -S- C N R134 words
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2605 1933-05-25 10 GOOD DAY FOR MR. MENZIES. SPENCER RIDES BEST RACE OF DAY ON LADY JUNE. The second day's card of eight events at the S.T.C/s Spring race meeting was completed yesterday on time despite adverse weather conditions, terrific2,605 words
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Article112 1933-05-25 10 Success Of "Malaya Tribune" Tips. JHREE wins tip P ,d and tao ulna froni among horses recomm.nded for making five out of SmTmM Ten place? out ■J 16 making a total of 15 out «5 51 recorl lhr m^™ 1 °i. for yesterdays evenH* Tribunes112 words
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Article84 1933-05-25 10 DERBY ACCBPfOHI Probable Starters And .f»H*kiys. Reuter London. May 24. j l 1 for Derby with prosab:c ioTKe>9 are a* follows: Harlnero .Ray,; Ll*ht Sussex ,p. t Don.,Rhue, Young Lover .Perrvman, Kin. J?H y T *J «>T*rton .Wwton,; Lochicl 'Seve Donoghue,. Scarlet Ti«er «A Wimm 1 Solar Boy .Collins. Wragv;Reuter - 84 words
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Article292 1933-05-25 10 Handicaps For Next Saturday. lITEIGHTS for ttn thiid day of the STC i Mi,^ PnnS faCe mmlnff n mas I H 1 2 30 PB' I' me*, classes 2 and 3 combmed. Division 3. 5 furlongs I H ad Of The Bill 9. Shorty 8.8. Bonny Man292 words
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259 1933-05-25 10 Ruf Owner.. Winner and Plaud j Horses Tiahurs. Tote I T H. Menkes YmZ 1 1 2 Yau Wah Font} Merchant 8 8 E Donncll- mmmmm ui S13 1 T. H. M ciies W W« Rvdfcarn S14 2 2 P. Lc 3 ue Marmon259 words
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Article201 1933-05-25 10 FIRST DIVISION. OoaU. P W L. D P. A. Pta H»W 10 9 0 1 3« 13 1» SSST 8 6 1 1 34 10 13 8 5 3 0 20 10 10 S** 7 4 1 2 20 10 10 RA 7 3 4 0 17201 words
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Article126 1933-05-25 10 Finals To Be Played To-morrow. LAWN TENNIS. meji s doubles handicap between Dr W. A A Balhetchet and N. E. Esv> (ewe 301 v P F d» Souza and C. B. Webb <owe 3) at the SRC which was left unfinished at a set-all. and the ladies'126 words
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Article81 1933-05-25 10 S.R.C. v. S.c.c. BMC, team v. the S.C.C. to-morrow and on 5 o.m. and 2 p.m.. respectively, o G E N XM nd: ~r. P d Alwcida 5 Mosbergen J t D'Cotta. G. Tessensohn. C Oehlers. H. N. Balhctclut .capt.,. SR C. r. Malaya F.A. XI on Sunday at81 words
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Article333 1933-05-25 10 Cattlemen YYj n WILTSHIRE RESERVES OUTPLAYED. S ASSN. FOOTBALL. fi N 3 oclt: tn ground at the w V Stadium yesterday. m Div n R ar League, I h: Straits Cattle Tradii ing better bail control. by two clear sroals The FCldicrs had their bar of333 words
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Article97 1933-05-25 10 Policc Defeat The Chinese Team. (From Oxr Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, May 23. Oil the Civil Service Club padang this evening. in the Johore Bahru F.A. League, the Police met and defeated the Johore Chinese Football Association by three goals to one. was fast \i!id 'clean throughout97 words
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Article145 1933-05-25 10 *zTL: h ciubs margin ™*«<* h Ch mat^rdThe^ GEORGIANS: Kittly SenevTatne: Urn E» e Low and Chew Sze Phin: Mohd. YMso? Sim and Wen Yew: Mohd. Ali Abdul Malik. Mohd. Yusoff. Abdul Latis •captam» ana Knshnan. nnrt' a R CLUB: Ue t*"" Kee Mt >hd. Daud ond145 words
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Advertisement82 1933-05-25 10 |1 If your milk MP* Si KLIN, you need tK>l I ™rry about kv. Vacuum packed, KLIM comes t0 you 111 i)erfect condition. Even after the can m\\\\ fBI opened it keeps for weeks without refrigeration. Kl,n\ i< milk—powdered. Supplied ihv in the world. ll> V^^^^^^^^^^^ B patented |Wmuiy, ihe82 words
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Article90 1933-05-25 11 Made Violent Struggle For Liberty. Sentence cf eight months' rigorous imWMonment. to be followed by a year's police vipm-tsion. was passed by the District Judge IMr H A Forrer. on a Chinese. Peck Boon Tun. who was convicted •heft CharS of tws P M ln order to commit90 words
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Article30 1933-05-25 11 Mr. Ho Kim Hol has been appointed by jie £xpert Petroleum Co. of Calcutta Ltd yos Angele*. aa their special representative ror British Malaya and Sumatra, with offices in Singapore.30 words
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Article27 1933-05-25 11 Divine service in (English) will be conancted oucted by the Rev m Dodsworth. MA. tm Sunday, at 530 p.m In the Chinese "wbyterian Church, Jaian Saileh, Muar.27 words
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Advertisement190 1933-05-25 11 Buster Keaton IN j Parlour, Bedroom and Bath AMURALETS e/igenis: E. M. ABDULLA &CO 2 A.J!?- BINSON ROAD SINGAPORE ADVERTISEMENT HOT S Pt wUhTildes W th hromium *-»°r I Blade, I < "SANDHURST" RAZOR uith 1* Blade WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO. c a T^l angle 9 deep wid *h190 words
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Advertisement235 1933-05-25 11 The Original is prepared from the Juice of Sun Ripened Californian Oranges. Refuse imitations. It is inimitable. Phone 6354. j Race Insurance l AT I LOW RATES WITH V j ABSOLUTE SECURITY Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. Ii rEL. 6144. IVcrt) vnn V Milk At HslCrejmm^siiT i MESi* Canned well above235 words
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Article34 1933-05-25 12 At the untitled meeting of the St. untitled were elected cnVe-borers for the LitttoTS o, Sll\a. hen. trra?u-er. Mr A E c-e*#.rr*»« h n auditor. Mr j l in Oo£« Franc* P nl Mr34 words
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Article, Illustration195 1933-05-25 12 ARRIVALS. "Perak." ML 51» torn* fr*~. =5-5. Tfluk T lUk Ans n Ipoh. •ML 723 tons, from Penan* 25 5 tnr Perang 27-5. 25-5. for 1 Carthage Brit.. 7.810 tons fr™« v 24- 5; for London 27-5 Yokohwna Senang." Dut.. 729 ton*195 words
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Article91 1933-05-25 12 Singapore. May 25 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. East Wharf < Entrance Oate 1). Main Wharf -Entrance Oate 3» Carthajc l 8: Mlr.deroo 14: Klatna 8 Empire Dock 'Entrance Oate S) Steel Navigator CO. Karapara 35 Sant I^-"1 0 «>• West Wharf Gate 4) Ipoh 5: Perax 3. Dl91 words
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Article68 1933-05-25 12 Wmt Hlla.d by the Kota Pinang." dv. Sin<,u,A.rp 10-niorrcv mcrning From Europe .London mails despatched on May 4.. by th e "Mantua." due at Penang a< 1 a.m 10-mcr row f the cutvard Dutch aeroplane frcrn London a: d Amsterdam are expected to arrive at Uie General Pest68 words
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Article84 1933-05-25 12 Malaya'i Key Position In The Far Last. The Mtoajtej IMfIMgM have been exchange* SffiS HE. to Cecil Cle:uenti M Rt Hon J H. Thomas. Secretary of State «t BM DJimnion? and the Rt. H:n Sir Phil' i Btttfta* c q,,, J Siatf for the Colonies, wcr- to b?84 words
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Article37 1933-05-25 12 Two American Ladies To Sin^aaore. c£S X 22?** «ncEdn. ReebeAmerican*, nave set out from A.uvorp hi n ear. intending to drho to 3in 3 aNMH Rtoeeve'.t-Denis the wife of Mr A-.0.e Roosevelt, the explorer.37 words
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Article27 1933-05-25 12 Mr. Tan Tock untitled of the 22" for Lht> b•K ir i, n.«tht ut ,v ttMyil HML h, ha been *n poo.- heaith dunnp h,- im*i year.27 words
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Article182 1933-05-25 12 SELLING. Singapore. May 25. London 4r.rnths' sight 2 3 3132 London 3 month*' right 2 3 1516 London CO days" sight 2 3 29 32 London 3C days' sight 2 3 7 v London demand 2 3 27 32 London T.T. 2 3 13 16 Lyon and Paris182 words
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Article196 1933-05-25 12 Singapore. May 25. Rice a mm, H. Re, B. Sum N 2 SIC 9 Per. Siam »OW« per koyan No. l $i 76 Rice. Siam "Old No o tiil ft.ce.Siam "Old" m J Kan. no. l xflmntrvS:am. No 2 Sinh* V l\l s 3>am. No 3 "Sinna-ay" JJJ nice,196 words
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Article298 1933-05-25 12 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. MAY 25. High Tido;.—11.54 a.m.. pm Poultry Exhibition. Netr World Empire Oooda Exhibit!- n. Great World Malaya command Aquatic Sports S D 3.1a p.m. 1 Pu I League Football: Div. m Med Marine II. Anscn Road m Z298 words
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Article119 1933-05-25 12 Alhanbra Ramc:i Novarro in "Ben Hur." Capitol.—-So This Is Africa staWb* Wheeler and Wooifey. —Lawrence Tibbtt in "Prodi-a! Great World.— Sid? shows. British Trade Fair Malay opera, Chines? wayangs, silent and talkjßfJ: films tSky Talkie: "Up The River", Talkie: "Dv Barry"i. Marlbcrcugh.— "Wedding Rehearsal." N>w World.— Side shows. "Ghost119 words
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Advertisement8 1933-05-25 12 The lerfecHon Sill! iJljk if W Fraser^Neave WATER/8 words
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Advertisement34 1933-05-25 12 I 1 ll Violins Fittings I Cheapest Best SEASON CO., LTD., 115, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. TRIUMPH The Finest Light Car In the World BEE THE LATEST MODELS At 315. 317. 318. Orchard Road.34 words
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Advertisement86 1933-05-25 12 ETON HIGH SCHOOL. Near the Junction of Selettie Rd and Short St > I'nder efficient management. uX)RKING SESSION: ¥mw fftcuncies available Dom Primary t-) Cambridge. CAMBEIDGE NIGHT CLASSES: Will bejrin from Ist June, 193.L APPLY THE PRINCIPAL. PILES SPECIALIST •mm NEWS EOR IIUES SUFFERERS. All sons of Piles cured •Khout86 words
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Advertisement131 1933-05-25 12 MOST VALUABLE BOOKS. ri.KM)OI R OF HEAVENS. *J T. E R Philips. MA FRA e S-.-rta,, of*. R„v al Agronomical by fading Astronomers. ori n nf,i u t Numorous Pi d to 2 Vclumes. Half Owen-French Morocco Bound Price $15.00. MM:MLS OF THE UNIVERSE. A popular *ork on the marvels131 words
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Advertisement28 1933-05-25 12 OTTO GULL BABAR (Registered). THE SOUL AND LIFE OF SPRING FLOWER. SCENTS AND PERFUMES. "Uo G. B. Rose unites the fragrance of roses. Try it once. Obtainable everywhere28 words
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Miscellaneous54 1933-05-25 12 DAILY WKATHER RETORT. Malayan Mftllllll»gin| Service*. M,. Night T Bright Mm Station, t!l2 L> 2*? Inche*. Hours Deg Ale- S\ r oj rr 8 2 Iv. Tren« B anj go mm _fj 5 E-kU J iam go > 3* Singapore M 095 5 J C D BTEWART. SupTlntendmt. Me.rorological Branch.54 words
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Miscellaneous184 1933-05-25 12 SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. Upper Burma. North and East India •Karapara» 3 p.m. Sema ang. Sourabaya. Celebes. Moluccas and Timer DiUy (Rraeli 4 pm Sourabaya and South-East Borneo <Giang Ann) 4 p.m Java. Southern Sumatra. South-East Borneo. Celebes. Molucca' and Timor 'By Aeropane) 7 p.m. TO-MORROW. Ceylon. Southern India. Bcmbay.184 words
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457 1933-05-25 13 Secret History Told For First Time. Loudon, May j x v Lend.* n.ui,».,,' m r Km i ta Wm« Croydon down E rth 100, I: ,U lir 'Kl'l.m Road. Payers i,.,,; xt« Pfnttorj to the BritishiV„si R a rt st IWriTcim457 words
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Advertisement176 1933-05-25 13 I Whispered 'Unpleasant Odour is Caused by Underarm Hair' 1««*! why waa 1 > HMMI tn.itII m i F.»il|y. I i Ijir urdt-r the I f "fty and Terulsive- Rtvathj aggravates lh« oM .r Th'n I told h er 1 "I. mvv-lf, had a 'N' r I tried tik; powders.176 words
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Advertisement167 1933-05-25 13 Sealed in the TRU-VAC tin PICCADILLY VIRGINIA CIGARETTES reach you in FRESH condition is opened: you will appreciate the thought and care given' to every part of its' v/w. Htastiscieittißc cut fingers'.*.-^[ncat J *5 *V II packing vet devised X. Hme P anTV-' Tin' CSiMaai P>. I a ."J IS167 words
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Miscellaneous120 1933-05-25 13 EMPIRE RADIO TO-NIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDINO BURMA, CEYLON. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN). From The Empire Transmitter. Daventry, England. Wavelengths: 25 28 and 313 metrea. Two of the fnllowinf frequenel<*s and wavelength* will be used in the transmiaslouft to the Indian zone. Announcements will120 words
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Miscellaneous774 1933-05-25 13 CLUB DIARY. (There aim numerout Clubs and Societies in S ngapore. most of th* member, of which are reader, of the "Ma'aya Tribune.'' This Diary m pPllWij specially for them. Secretaries ore tnutea to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date Z* c^ p pete' etc Happenings of general interest "J "25774 words
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Article178 1933-05-25 14 Problem Of Budget. COMPARISONS WITH MALAYA. Oylon Is one of the sevmt».« •Wen are unable at n °vf K, s their Budgets out of cur^^i' 0 The other sixteen include r Venup Straits Settlements Federated Malay states Briti h Guiana British Honduras St. Lucia Antigua Dominica Montserrat178 words
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Article138 1933-05-25 14 False Report To The Police. 'Prom Our Own Correspondent f Malacca May 21* kaljT! report to tht C Schcles and fS C. Ooh7 W -r«T^ r P rt Q 10 th April 6 f ,ost a **um*nt Veiating to the »nd two bullocks. He%Jspecu Chinnasam. As s rested"138 words
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Article76 1933-05-25 14 "Buy A Hat" Campaign launched In Spain. Madrid. The poverty tn the hat making and a lh d r lt,n, j rom gm,t,v enata has reached such a nr»i-.t Our pll«hl t„. tl ,y m h «.u» thr Jjg me hatlers fashion, according to one tmmm r»per. -started76 words
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Article177 1933-05-25 14 Twenty.Two Complaints From Pullers. This is the first occasion in many veair .hat I have been made aware that the nuiumunrharße for ricksha hire bll cent*, said Mr 5 W^ ilst for the detest c l>rlore the Second Magistrate «Mr. A VV Hay/ rday in a ease in177 words
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Article184 1933-05-25 14 Malay Schools Join Empire Day Celebration. The celebrations at Outram School conwsted of an Empire Day Address given in he School HsU and the usual ceremonies in the play-field. The headmaster read out Earl Jcllicos message to the children of the Empire and afterwards said a few words184 words
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Article98 1933-05-25 14 World Famous fofc. McNeill. hn Th: Rev. John McNeill tv, Scottish Evangeli,,. ha di',, ■J* after a short fflhess. H*^**s As an evangelist. Mr McN#m over the v.-nrld and v... fravp Ue4 in America and Grea ard powerful preacher In the course of this tou South Africa.98 words
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Article101 1933-05-25 14 t*dffttift Houst Runn,r CoßTidted. Alkvred to have offend a brib ■,f <, police- eons able, a Chinese. Tan Kirn J ta 1 peared before, be Third Gregg) yesterday. Mr JF F It was alleged that [be accused was in the Harbour Board area for havH\ V 1101 words
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Advertisement454 1933-05-25 14 I p OR THE RACES, j *r ca: r knapp felt hat BT- ;m( >'°ur best. I; ls l xcellent in QUalit >'- style and flnbh, and ■-■Mm 1 THK H T 1,,r th cc casi(!n. However worn, 4& mmammmm Krapp-F'l- m alwa\s correct. •Sfi^SS^^ 1 PR KES GREATLY REDUCED454 words
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522 1933-05-25 15 TBE MONACO GRAND PRix. DEATH OF FOUNDER OF ROLLS-ROYCE rIRM. M UO ,a, d Pl X -J h< ra thousand hair-pin th€ ot Carlo, saw n w rec P rd 200 mik* in 8 hours.522 words
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Article136 1933-05-25 15 ...'held British prestige First -(> l? J -'V to offlci *l coaOrmatkm, P«**< s to the light car class 1; a.' the fa-test 1.000 -d and in addition irr-specti\ t j lv Captain G. E. T. who covered the mm 4 sees: which gives Karl J0 m136 words
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Article60 1933-05-25 15 coata.es a most articles. picture*. H well worth the male or female, or any other make. Touring" describes Pari, and back with -a car which, accom- a petrol consumption such a journey poaaible U vt per head BrgiJsh countryside will B of Windmills." an is? >n Transvaal60 words
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Article167 1933-05-25 15 t r A tU o h h n r ffl t iU nph f lhe s but sturdy ti.tish light car. which has already won solcen opinion-, m all parts of the world has been registered An 8 hp. Morris Minor tr>c-.steater is the first car of167 words
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Article186 1933-05-25 15 I One of the most ambitious sales "driveswere Witnessed in Eastern territories was the special "Morris Week- recently organised by ..lorris Industries < India» Ltd l During this Week," which took place throughout India. Burma and Ceylon various attractive offers were made to local motor'uts. ;*hile numbers186 words
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Article677 1933-05-25 15 Always Expect Other To Do Wrong Thing. I the Easter holidays the motoring year I fm™ m y 881,1 to h ve hesun earnest, and om now on to the beginning of winter drivers rf W th mrr easingly difficult business Uf.»!? T n, J? 0677 words
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Article24 1933-05-25 15 Messrs Harrisons and Barker, local accrotarjes Simpana Rer B amlnd A yrr muTw^^T" 2? e on uth s adurc th.r ,k CVer> tecHved »übs«,uent24 words
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Article361 1933-05-25 15 Speed Limit Imposed In Oxford. OXFORDS aDDIIr«M„ London April 27 Transport of hour in the main T2 mU 30 mile an granted tn «*oughfares has been The City will k«. t« have a speed linS* ln Great the Old lyjyL*»» Itelti undo, Tramr Aft <rf Ml£ ab hshed361 words
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Article63 1933-05-25 15 Twenty Per Cent. Alcohol In Petrol. Reuter. PETRor mmm Santiago df Chile. ETROL kOMh must be mixed with alcohol ward? Th CX m f 20 PPr Cent from tO -««y HSL 2* Govern!n ™th enforcing the law th tUal en incs bo damagea by the mixture. The GovernmentReuter. - 63 words
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Article129 1933-05-25 15 ■L v Svt s ,rs by the Mo S Thl. WUh Morris export busi- omnared J, Pontage incieases las^n, c peri,* tf ««i season, are quoted as examples: b*a, Buarma and Ceylon la*" 1 North Africa and We,t Asia C 4 Eurcpe Far East Jj British Guiana and129 words
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Article108 1933-05-25 15 rhe Secretary of the A.AM, writesKarl tl°^ f rm J OU at the r «l vest of Hctr Karl Scm odor. President of the Deutscher louring Club. Munich, that the safety of foreign rs m Germany is perfectly secure As of 7hf>d^ h t J' orld108 words
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Article368 1933-05-25 15 On The Wrong Tra*k In Desert Sand. port company. TSfiT?J? r"^" 5 convoy S5» en The 0 oS„. y fIW w S STSkT oth wtee thp journey 5 s*-^ From a Hillman owner who recently hnri occa Sl on to cross the desert on a thrilling368 words
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Advertisement43 1933-05-25 15 Why buy a gallon when you only need a quart Why buy a quart when you only need a pint? You Can Buy Shell Motor Oils FROM SHELL BULK CABINETS in pints, quarts or gallons You Also SAVE THE COST OF THE TIN.43 words
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Advertisement169 1933-05-25 16 L*J*r'l I I m M m. o\m Mm s IS CUR MOfTO I "YCCSO CIiEONtV JtICE CO. TO LET. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN RENT From Ist January, 1933. AT SUNG LIM PARK CEYLANG GARDEN HOUSES TO LET. i-nwmed type 120.00 per month. 3-rcoaed type 118.00 per month. (with water) $3.00 mon169 words
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Advertisement512 1933-05-25 16 THE!PEOPLE'S PAPER: INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE TO LET. TO LET-744 and 748. Grove Road. Rent $60. Apply No 25. Boat Quay. TO LET—I. Margate Rd.. off Orove Rd close to Katong Park. Entry 1-5-33 Particulars Tel. 3170. TO LET —No 138. Cecil Street, three storey* recently occupied by Richard*. Ltd. (Printer*/ suitable512 words
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Advertisement317 1933-05-25 16 *oic rfALE. FOR SALE- AJ S sale 24» overhead valves, electric Hunt in. $150 or nearest Apply 0 FOR SALE—Four D C Linotype Motors, each IH P' j all m good working order". For I iurther particulars write to the Manager, Malaya Tribune, 5G G(», I Anson Road. 6ANDU ABROLO6BK.317 words
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Advertisement251 1933-05-25 16 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL. Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). B, Short Street. Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical EducationSystematic Training both in Technique und Theory. Complete Courses leading to TCL Certificate, Diploma. L etc. Booklet free. #M. ANCIANO. Principal. JOHANNA ENGLISH SCHOOL 40. NTVEN251 words
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Advertisement467 1933-05-25 16 25 Cents ijptj'FiTVn MALAYA TRIBUNE. 'PHONE 6171. by "ASCRIPTION RATES. 1 kY AM IX ADVAXf f;. or close (Loc a] m residence. F.M.S, SSg Yearly $15 00 $2100 tmm Half-Yearly ~M "l* gj Quarterly $3 75 a 5 25 ,JJ SINGLE COPY 5 CIXTS. Copies of back numbers of the467 words
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