Malaya Tribune, 26 May 1933
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Title Section40 1933-05-26 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY N EWS p APEI A,KR IN MALAYA. \oi. XX.. -.No. 123 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1933 JNVE CENTS. Then Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday. May 26, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1933.40 words
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Advertisement129 1933-05-26 1 I POWDERED MILK VACUUM PACKED IT CUttS TO VOL' IX PERFECT CuXUITION. A PRODUCT.OF CANADA obtainable at all Leading Provisior.Siores DISTRIBUTORS V M GETZ BROS. Co. r^^Wj 1 The AUSTIN z::=z -T 10-4 HOADSUB "^^^^^^ZZZ 1 A two-seateY smart little car that wili SSSS l °f those h0 require a129 words
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Advertisement161 1933-05-26 1 A. FLTNTRR Place, Sißcmpm Importing Diamond! and rear! Necklaces of every size and quality. S«Uin g at latest an,i Utwtwt market price*. Also buying gold come tfold ~n*mentB of ***ry cia>* and quality Wing highest price* f& WHY DOES EVERYONeI ImSm flit Hima| aya Bouquet! |3L 0,1 ET I ECAUSE161 words
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Article686 1933-05-26 2 Statement Of Asylum Doctor. JOHORE NEWS. (Frvm Our Otrn Correspondent.) Johorc Bahru. May 23. There was a special sitting of th«> *«i»n Court tr.is morning presided over hv m au,TrZ th to jninri. J an tranafcrra! to jo.iore Bahru. where It was m^wn.. a. (let iONi686 words
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Article106 1933-05-26 2 Mr. John Buchan Takes life New Office. Reuter Wireless. Edinburgh. May .v With time honoured ceremonial M Buchan. MP the eminent Id*, ill '22 °in Itet, entered into residence .7 m d nme Ji term of s»«M»er of the General A™ m hh .i. W V 01 Scotland,Reuter Wireless. - 106 words
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Article226 1933-05-26 2 Mr. J. P. Morgan Defends Them. Reuter Wireless. Washington. May 24. J Mr J. P. Morgan, during his exemption, l ead a rjrejwred statement in which he said :hat the pi 4 .vale banker was a na; tonal a.fpt. not a national dangfr. In answor to criticism thatReuter Wireless. - 226 words
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Article85 1933-05-26 2 hinese Government Steks SuoDrtssicn. Reuter. Geneva. May 24. The announcement that China Is unde-takin" a detailed inquiry with he object of eradicating the illicit manufacture of opium derivatives was made by Mr. Victor Hoc. the Chinese re; rese < it:ve at h? meeting of th? Opium Commission. HReuter. - 85 words
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Article63 1933-05-26 2 Reuter Wireless. Lima. May 23. Peru and Columbia have reached agreement in accordance with ttu proposals of the League of Nations for a settlement of the dispute <<ver Leticia by which hostilities lia\e been >u«pended. Peru will evacuate Leticia. which will be administered by a commission appointedReuter Wireless. - 63 words
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Advertisement156 1933-05-26 2 I 2 t j Your Assistance Support j FOR I ST. ANDREW S MISSION HOSPITAL j I I AN OPPORTUNITY I l I i I i I i j HOSPITAL WEEK, JUNE sth-JUNE 12th j i I i i i I I f i l THIS SPACE HAS BEEN KINDLY156 words
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Advertisement63 1933-05-26 2 TURK E HAM SANDWICH PASTE uae/1 as a tilling for shortHttalk celery hearts, is a great treat! Tru* !o MMt 1/ode If (Ae moArr» o/ Al Soma Any sprain yields quickly and completely to SLOANS LINIMENT KILLS PAIH 3071. MAK K DECORATION A PLEASURE. OENERAL AND DOMESTIC BRASSWARE Large and63 words
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Advertisement431 1933-05-26 2 Children thrive on it. All children need SCOTT'S 'jB Emulsion. It makes them strong and healthy. It feeds Ip the muscles, hardens the 4 JB bones, enriches the blood and ensures vitality. It builds 2 up resistance to lung troubles, I epidemic diseases and chil- dren's ailments. It is the431 words
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179 1933-05-26 3 'iv. :> M the man fiom Malay.i I ladQ enough to be able to pay a and in the->e days is that it is very «DeTe that the lĔĔmm country ,-i the worst crisis of her A»4 that is an impression I ni179 words
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Article98 1933-05-26 3 ■pHE menace of Communism in China is r 1U an ue mm i —i. aW It an issue for the whole world, for i C o„ munism spnads tnrti ghcut W*m* through Aa, hfto sj* M hW MM befor, to-day. the he world :s now facing is98 words
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Article156 1933-05-26 3 A MERICA I+4* is in the position that Great Britain and France occupied a year ago. «hen. rave universal bankruptcy, they forWm thesr European d btors If President it dares to ti.ke the same ceurse h* will tte World Conference. H? has said "In mv •.a:jment the world156 words
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Article322 1933-05-26 3 Government To Tighten 1*P Private Swe?ps. THE TURF. i pREaiDINO a*, the half-yearly seneial i merttn K "f memb-r* cf the Pi nans Turf i Club on Tuesday. Mr F. E Chambers, the president, .aid they were there to paw the half- > early accounts and he322 words
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Article113 1933-05-26 3 National And American Competitions. BASEBALL. Reuter. rMu i u York May 24. «•«rLSEi 1 l and Amen. rs as follows: NATIONAL LEAOUE Boston R H. E. Lou,, 3 10 3 T*n nnillss werp pUyed 1 5 Brooklyn Pittsburgh 0 4 0 Swetonie for 1 New Yor< Cincinnati 6Reuter. - 113 words
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Article85 1933-05-26 3 ASSN. FOOTBALL. m Our own Correspondent I TK Johore Bahru. Mav °4 P W D M ar > !m .h, Padaiu n fh, V' lr Clv11 Service Club Joho B n u t DistrUt F A 2 *X«-*SS«i C3„dlpUvrt bTTSI ny ,<wl c r p*»>ea ou. the85 words
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Article45 1933-05-26 3 Entrt«* are united for the lor.hcomin* £5£Ti£ ,e V^ trt 2Jf M:ueWhlCh ,U e mtrrw t'd are rented to send their applicatan* :o the F.S. SOCm r5 8 CPA. Mr. Koh Chiang co Oenrrat Post Office Singapore. not liter than Jun- so 345 words
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Article53 1933-05-26 3 XhT ri^n, h r Instituiton °W Boys" team v £y atT m V" *5? rchocl Rr <*"* toil o 1 ong Pfns Nam F Fereira Pent Seng Clirnp. Tun Tlang Hock W if, «capt 8eo«r Ream Chuan. E. Then I T! n Tfns Moh Yong Iiang53 words
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Article180 1933-05-26 3 rncertainty As To His Correct Arc ntstnr me youlM ■»t**N before the ■MM Judge ,Mr. H A. Porren yesterday a charge of dishonestly r.uir.tog stolen proPtrt>. a question arose as to his corm-t age ./to STS Can anyb dy cflrer an opinion m\St f*l Hu Can x ra180 words
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Article104 1933-05-26 3 But Rain, Al I sual. In Manchester. Reuter Wireless. London. May 23. Summer ha* struck most parts of Eiv:iMLl with a vengeance and there have been thrse days of glorious sunshine, culminating hi h hade temperature of 79 degrees yesterdn-v which was the hottest May Day for fourReuter Wireless. - 104 words
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Article56 1933-05-26 3 Twenty Thousand Feet With A Parachute. Reuter. London May 29 The world's record delay to a parachute drop was accomplished at the Nether-Avon aerodrome by John Tranum, who Jumped from an ex-Air Force aeroplane flying at 20.000 feet, falling 17.250 feet before opening the parachute He driftedReuter. - 56 words
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Advertisement121 1933-05-26 3 jrflfe-kJ the, r Tri i Swan; Brand Coffee.' Jfe??? 1 Brand Cofree ?If not You are l° sin the most a Drink m the market. Because, it is prepared on best Bcqne trom selected coffee seeds of superior quality. TRY IT TO-DAY. 1 i> always anehSQgtnf in taste and flavour.121 words
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Advertisement252 1933-05-26 3 I eat Cream of Wheat every day I A wonderful array of youngsters, many of them fine sturdy, bright -eyed little boys and girls— theae children who eat Cream of Wheat every day and love it. Tl a favorite breakfast cereal of North America is fa»t gaining friends here also,252 words
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Advertisement278 1933-05-26 3 r\s I betteri anc make y° u feci p better. It will enable you to I \do twice as much, twice as V I weU —and in these difficult times it is not only necessary I to "be on your toes all the Vs time, but it is just as278 words
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827 1933-05-26 4 Shipping News Notices. OIL ENGINES FOR PROPULSION. Burning Cheaper Grades Of Fuel. IN Lhc paper on "British Oil Engine Design" Men he read before the Institute of Marine ngineers. Mr W. S. Burn. M .Se.. of M^ s kithardson:. Westgarth and Co. Ltd rave 1 first description of the Ml827 words
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Article198 1933-05-26 4 Purchased By Mexico (»overnment. XT -f" >»°« '^<lL^'^" ln Lower California scene n> in battles, and one of 7hJ S runners land-locked harbcurs of the rSLJK. purchased by the Mexican Comst WM Tom the American Owners UU mm™ to-da The sales Involved more acre* of shore property Uo198 words
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Article92 1933-05-26 4 Soviet Canneries To Be AH Russian. nets and on lWnttrw, JLw nshery bus!chatlta in Cmnnrn Kam the new decision v?' 5" Bround rreaf seisin are usually drawn wner «"«1 that the cS rJil T^ 1 unpression The 5 mWly **********1 seem* to 2? in which it caVbLrifrl I92 words
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Article51 1933-05-26 4 Severe Blow To American Coast Guard. The mos: dras** ie ton*^ 0 May 11 Rocsevel; m S" reduction iMfS by S struck Ui. UnSS i?., 01 If*" 81 ex^nd pro FiesiOnt t£e SET 01 Wnm Guard s-ations th/SLm^f 0 f Ur 1 500 men who have ET2 151 words
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Article359 1933-05-26 4 Loan To Be Repaid By Instalments. H ""ff 1 J 1 China Merchan s Pis oon nd the Chlna R a,ty Cl th, fh 225?1 aprw,me under which the Chinese company's wharves and godown were to be mortgayed to U.e American concern has been amicably359 words
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Article247 1933-05-26 4 Kten Competition For Atlantic Trade. L*? I clo upon the decbion of ma North German Llyod Co. to use Southainp--5 <»"**rd voyage to America th I*?* lrM Compagnie Oenerale fcr^p' m 11,111 Prellminary talks have already taken mm* between the company and the Southern RaßS? X° mpany nd247 words
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Article105 1933-05-26 4 CARRIAGE OF MAILS BY P. O. Tenders Suggested For The Future. Lor don. May 1. In th»- llou.se of Commons. Mr. McErtee inquired whether Sir S. Hoare would consider th" advisability of inviting op?n tenders for the carriage of mails by sea when the existir.g ccntract expired and also whether105 words
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Article269 1933-05-26 4 Trawler Owners' Successful Action. fc.vriff Dallas. Aberdeen, has issued his de~V m an action brought by Messrs. R. Hastie and Sons. Ltd.. tish salesmen and steam fishing boat owners. North Shields -I k A decn owners of the steam ,trawler John Fitzgerald," acting for themselves and the master269 words
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Article48 1933-05-26 4 ■ne tcmmcnv.eaith S'«am Tub- r-™™ •h.?™,^™7r h 5"! b> stifled men" may oth «ran^. M% SSI c0mp.,,., tK sia i s mat it is pavine nl mmm th? union rates. H ai The union officials retort that tv.. is carr !ln6 MM uTLt^L f48 words
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Advertisement388 1933-05-26 4 «TEAMEK SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. < Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVTOATION CO. IXDNDON and FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. Hinder Contract Wttk Hi MaJ< 'y\i Government). OUTWARD KRO.M LONDON. For OMm and Japar.. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1933. Mantua 11.000 May388 words
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Advertisement135 1933-05-26 4 \$J LLOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated in Italy). s.nc^b RE t^lx^; RV n ,CE CARGO SERVICE. Calling at Colombo. Bombay. Suea Fort SSfc" PCT >*ng. Colombo. Bombar SaW. Brindial. Venice and Tr£te Ma»M>wah, SueV Po?t Due Leave Due Brindial. Venice and Trieste. 1 CONTE ROSSO K^"~*-»J;« CONTE JUnC JuJy 3 FO HONGKONG.135 words
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Advertisement129 1933-05-26 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LJNIE DeutoCA Haavß Australlsche Dampfachma H C Gesellschaft (Companies Incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS HONGKONG, SHANOHat NORTH CHINA AND ms. ERMLAND. via Manila IM3 -t ma. BURGENLAND, vU Manila IS 31 m.s. MUNSTERLAND. Wa Man w 5? 12 m.s. PRIE3LAND. via Manila ,T 29 »m s. KULMERLAND via Sri n129 words
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Advertisement550 1933-05-26 4 STEAMER -SAlUngil" NORDDEl'Tscjjpu Germany nxTu h res U emoted C mpa^s tended OUTWARDS. s.s. "SAARBRUCKEN" for Manila. 1933 H'kong, Shai, N. China j a n an 5 HA "HAVEL" for Manila, HcmgwL Shai, Japan and n. China May 3o HOMEWARDS. I Cargo steamers with limited accommodation. Passenger MINIMUM FAREB, n550 words
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Article357 1933-05-26 5 Mining Shares. Singapore. Friday. 11 a.m. r f< lowing tin share quotations are issued by hrirr and Co., exchange and stock brokers j*» v* ue. Buyers Sf-iiera. £1 A im Kurr.bang Tin 24 6 2#;. •ral Malay 20- 21!- nom r Hit am Tin 13 13 9357 words
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Article76 1933-05-26 5 ISM kli Br riASER A CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. c Buyer». Sellers ragt r>b 7 jyr rtnt 102 103 j m m mm ••IW Mun;r:pa;" 104 108 no 101 ,o a M l&l3i 4 ptr cent. 100 mi 1U0 105 noin 926• 5 n■r n f76 words
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158 1933-05-26 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. TIN PRICE UP IN LONDON. Drop Of $1% In Singapore. By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore. Friday, noon To-day's Prices: Rubber (Singapore), 9 7 16 ct»., T;« /c: v down 1 16 ct. iin (Singapore), $102%, down Yesterday's Prices: London Rubber 3 3 32d ud158 words
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Article45 1933-05-26 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBSH L nd, i Spot 3 1 l6d g" Yo:k |(Qj cenl; Singapore 9% -o cent TIN London Spot tl9l 17s. 6d iUu 30s London 3 mcnths: Tl9l i:, Jfl£ M Sirgapore: $102.87 W COI>RA Sundricri Mixed $4 10 $3 8545 words
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Article160 1933-05-26 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Mofcr Spirit and various brands of Keroent- ara M fallow.,: Shell Aviati n Spirit ln 4 gallon drums per British Imperial gallon Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon jq 86 Shell Motor Spirit per 4 gallon tin160 words
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Article110 1933-05-26 5 B. C Plantations Trnsi Report. «L British and Continental SPSS TT 1 1 for yw ended Marc 3l below tha L **"'»tles are valued at or RubberT imnt as PrlsSU„r *2? prodUcN Ordinary and Preference shares. £105.592; r. ober tea and shares Ws* Denture, £21 447 barS *****8110 words
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Article40 1933-05-26 5 b,"neTof tSK for 1932 d.bl, t ntnrl I o l '"Win-'t £6.409. Add Dr«ub£ w£ s'w IT. M 1463 ,b 588 181 2 of wilder 3 s s^ at ssra: <v si Pal«nr. P-und de:;\errd In East -re40 words
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Article67 1933-05-26 5 1 rroTof \n!L 1932 show lorn £l -taint ''4 613 £227 fdl,rtn7 <ridlt mto ments. £450. h s be»n transferred to r Law SSTL. MS f,OTr Uh rh KM been f£44 d Wn oi bulldlrsr, arc to «44 living mm at £1 000 I Crop we,67 words
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Article72 1933-05-26 5 A- recently announced, the directors t ,f lb uoiders 35 per share on the paldTp MitlM neccs tv resolution* Ll bT^fiS? 5 ETESygT* nrctln to w f. l "LSHSf tha fh- ra P"al be lowers from U16.000 to HJUM by reducln. thnomlnal value of the share? fro"72 words
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Article23 1933-05-26 5 vmU ,:n ST* or month o: AMM have bevn r.porttd to us (Pflk Tin Dredging 920 pieuh I Consolidated Ino plculs23 words
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Article46 1933-05-26 5 Cabled Report To Guthrie And Co. -oSiS tftjt 0 'He rablr. for "ciived by MaUyan Pai m oil nd Palm Kernels' p ALM OIL IN BULK •>urg 18 00 Uver P°° 5-Hclland-Ham-cif OIL m BARRELS Pair PALM KERNELS M»!>T«n multW <• 1 f v.46 words
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Article17 1933-05-26 5 *»>• 2.673 King. •a 11. r, ua »02 cases else- 36 262 caaeTJer w"k r an17 words
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Article21 1933-05-26 5 ;o Tar April rubber return, .re reported a, rUL 5\V Rubber 310 °o lo Inlted Malace. Rubber 28.552 lb.21 words
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Article1000 1933-05-26 5 Importance Of Economy. CO-OPERATION NEEDED. was held a; fouthWT t Jr -«»t oral:d) Mr. Nicolas c s OUse EC ■Ml), in the «JL frrS? Uhe Chail- The year v hirh h« t hls speech saW. calledVvea- 0 f CORcl "ded can be March. 1932 having occurred ln1,000 words
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Article595 1933-05-26 5 Rubber Shares. v.. I Singapore, Friday, 11 a m The following rubber share quotation, im issued by Fraser and Co. and Lyall SSJ* Fraaex LnU m g I Bterea. Co. w^t, 1 Allenby $0 50 $0.60 $0.55^66 1 Alor Gajah 0.30 0.40 040 0 sft ;A.Hltam 0.70595 words
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Advertisement46 1933-05-26 5 > SOUTH %W,t'S BRITISH ■f. i y INSURANCE >> COMPANY, LIMITED. FI RE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR WSCEANci ACCEPTED AT CURRENT RATES L c. margoliouth. Manager Green. THE EASTERN UNITED «SSIRA NCI CORPORATION. LTD. NRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. JOHNSON- General Manager. Malacca Street. Singapore46 words
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Advertisement84 1933-05-26 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated ln England* SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. D'Almelda Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2.000.000 Paid-up-Capital £1,000.000 Reserve Fund and Rest t 500.000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta, Colombo. Karachi. Madras, Amara. Baghdad. Bahrein. Basra, Klrkull, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and Interest allowed at 2%84 words
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Advertisement50 1933-05-26 5 2! Interest yearly paid to you quarterly Think what small amounts Put regularly away now, will mean to you in time to come, in a surprisingly short time you win have an appreciable bank balance. Interest at the rate of 2«,, m paid quarterly. H*ad Office: SR. Wall Street. N.Y.50 words
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Advertisement198 1933-05-26 5 Overse Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated ln Straits Settlement!). Successors to THE (;HINKSK COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONP MI). AND THK OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK CAPITAL. Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. UEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING. CHUUA STREET. SINGAPORE LOCAL BRANCH: 45«. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DHUBCTORS: Chee Swe* Ch««ng. Esq,198 words
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Advertisement244 1933-05-26 6 5 i o 6.1.") TO-NHiHT «).ir>. T f MATINEES: TO-MORROW Y«u didnt think it possible-hut here is the famous triumph *ith its thrills intensified a hundred times I "BEN HUR" M JL* 1 IN SOUND! fe^^^^J .'ound. a»A wis™ THK CHARIOT RACE V vS the ska nam ffVi ik j244 words
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Advertisement242 1933-05-26 6 Amusem ents i vl "j\.rfi73a i NIGHTLY; j SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! WHEELER IWOOLSEY j Hill appear personally at th. 9.15 performance 1 TO-NIGHT lv' j j NRTC sou mmm thii, Screumin-rh FnMJ Comedy that everyJ bodCs Ta.k.ng about! Don't mi>s it! he GREATEST LAUGH off E j ■their Clowning Careers tl242 words
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Advertisement283 1933-05-26 6 KSklj|[|sSB NIGHTLY Tositively LAST NIGHT of the outstanding British and Dominions Production— "The KING'S CUP" Directed by I wi,h DOROTHY BOUrHIER SIR ALAN COBHAM j and ALL-ENGLISH (AST: TO-MORROW: mZS?^ CAROLE LOMBARD and LOUISE CLOSSER HAIL (of -SHANGHAI EXPRESS*) in "NO MORE ORCHIDS I One of the most Sparkling Romances283 words
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Article40 1933-05-26 7 Serious Affray In New Market UoaH. w »v/uu. mlnated in siy night cul «£tof from sta T n woS 10 hUSPlU1 'ondltlon U to be to serlou* mortT sertmu deve:oood tolo far •nimVZ SET 0 but for u, <40 words
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Article40 1933-05-26 7 Special Programme At The Capital. r f rmanCr tor children will by r^S ,I,O V i;: to-morrow morn&s?2s -£St*l£ £*£-*2 Mousy c,ub <*• wniTchaii C^ U n rCCOiPt,! Non -^n^v «ST: S L p b f for ,he Mickey <*»40 words
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Article17 1933-05-26 7 Mr. untitled and Mr. Chenog tc cclcU,.. th, WthdS oI Zr father Mr Clu. nr .lini Chuan17 words
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Advertisement393 1933-05-26 7 INHALANT Stops Colds! 1 lere is tne way mn I:.haled from your handclears the breathing aid destroys rold mtm they settle In mm j passages of the nose and J mi protection while A d:op on your brings the healing *;rr.ple to stop a cokl m.l cat:mists. mOMAH KERFOOT 1393 words
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Advertisement371 1933-05-26 7 I LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. HELP WANTED. I owe a Bengali $400 on monthly oaym. ott Young en cm* Chinese to collect ESSnffe? accumulating rapidly, i am *'lth g knowledge of typing preferred t0 gH OUL of his Can n ««*>n Apply Box mt ESS? SSEZ «oidmg resptetabi, ckncal position. Terms to371 words
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Obituary74 1933-05-26 8 CHEONO— Mr Cheong Ouan Saee. age 72. at hlc residence. 15«. Wattrlco Street, on Thursday. May 25. 1933. at 8 p.m. He leaves behind a widow, a son. Ch«ong Chin Fait, two daughters, a son-irulaw. Chong Thutt Pitt, tnd several grandchildren. The cortege *U1 leave his residence on Sunday,74 words
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Article726 1933-05-26 8 Rubber »nd tin both showed a slight rise yesterday. Tin has shown a consistent upward tendency for xome time and there is a renewed fetHwg of confidence about this commodity but there is as yet no faith in rubber. The difference is that tin production is under control726 words
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Article513 1933-05-26 8 Comments By The Way. ASUOOESTION commended 10 the attention of the Turf Club committee fc that seme arrangement might be made to have cash sweep tickets on sale on the second f.oor of ihe new grandstand at the Bukit Timah Racecourse, in the same way thai513 words
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25 1933-05-26 8 Praser s HUI is isolated as the result of at least one big landside on the Gap Road25 words
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Article24 1933-05-26 8 .inah Rxla. thr Cameron Highlands, was L,h MaUiy ,ast y ?ar to thr official weather report. The temperature went down to 44 degrees24 words
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Article66 1933-05-26 8 As a resu» of a road accident in Muar a Chinese outh is dead and hree others are in hosplUl. two of them in a critical" condition of boys from the Chung Hwa Chinese School were on their way in a lorry to Panchor •c. play basket ball and66 words
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Article43 1933-05-26 8 Mr Gregory W de Suva, the Kuala Lumrur advocate and roUcltor who was rccenUy admitted to praeUcc in the Courts of the rtraiu Settlement*, has opened an office at 7. Heeren Street. Malacca, in the premises ..merly occupied by Messrs. Ho£n .543 words
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Article44 1933-05-26 8 ,hC Swettenham soccer player, broke his leg Just above the right ankle while playing In the Port Spettenham A Tamil with a previous conviction was sentenced to two months' T .l. by the \cu\L Magistrate for attempted theft froTa SSTJSt she ln th44 words
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Article52 1933-05-26 8 v Kua,a Lu| npur for nghttnir a t Lake Oard na at 2.30 In the morrdng Bumy to* maun, n inquiry Bwl ,n Cou of an i 4 W sentenc d to tm* month 'rJ tc dishones ly retaining a gfcfea bicvele the rup^Offlce 8 Cl6rk KUala LUmpU!52 words
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Article94 1933-05-26 8 caught a Urge crocodile a week mto m hTaV2?£! IP b:UUnR ano,h Sunday in a Pond behind the r\*t offlcr at Mambiw five miles from Seremban. ™muaw, A number of orivers of motor-cars were convicted and fined in varying sums at SereT ban for over-loading, disobeying the lawful orders94 words
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Article95 1933-05-26 8 Poaponement, being granted in IgTtaSSS! SS the depanure on leaved £2! Prichard. Mr j c CnsiLA f Mr --'"stice tribues by the L a aS aeror °«l warm Dy the I o Bar on Wednesday. Ik m on Sunday of SL iS j' 2 fUnCral at Penan 8 widow.95 words
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Article524 1933-05-26 8 BY "LOOKER-ON" There is one man in Singapore who went to the races on Wednesday and who is perplexed because he c account for the money he spent. Apparently he had $300 to mence with. He lost $200 on the tote, and $50 on the casn524 words
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Article18 1933-05-26 8 JOHORE NIWS, on page 2. SHIPPING NEWS, on page 4. CINEMA NEWS, on page 15.18 words
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Advertisement116 1933-05-26 8 'IDr Cool, Qay and Ijroely m Tobralco i MuraS nnJ -J* Tobralco stands up wonderfully to sunshine and washing. See the rnnge ot desi.rns. Like all Tootr. Products Tobralco carries the roots] tfuaranteeof satisfaction inwash and wear. When buying be <ure to see the name Tobralco on the TOOTAL Sdvedge116 words
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Advertisement65 1933-05-26 8 DANCING. Foxtrct. WaKt, Tango, etc.. taught at Rena's Dance Studio. Meyer Flat 0. Coleman street. H *34 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. MARRIAGE. The marriage will take place at the Tamil Mr'hcdiac Church. 1. Short St.. on Saturday May 27. 1933. at 430 p.m. of Mr. A N s! Mamam. of th- Municipality,65 words
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75 1933-05-26 9 OPPOSED TO COMPROMISE WITH JAPAN. CANTON'S BEVOLT is CAISES INTERNAL Powers Not Mediatiog. British Troops Follow Japanese To Peiping u,s has anson China foll«wi I1(f the arrangement v,,n the th.nese and Japanese forces in the NortS n Minister is opposed to the truce and threatens75 words
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1305 1933-05-26 9 Reuter. Peking. May 26. tr ha> not been signed. Shanghai. May 24 i *<; that a truce has betn vigilance in Tientsin has !''..u:.m.!o hes man nav* *.n-' bfing at least, their rp was quiet throughout yes- ntrnues to be dull, due mdi frcm tht»Reuter. - 1,305 words
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Article184 1933-05-26 9 Safe Opened And $1,200 Taken. WHEN a twenty-one-year old Chinese pleaded ul "y before the District Judge (Mr H A ™y tnls morning, to charges of house breaking and theft of $1 200 In cash it was disclo cd by Chief Court Inspctor Sheedy that tne184 words
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Article125 1933-05-26 9 Customs Officer Acquitted Ot Manslaughter. Reuter. Hongkong. May 23. H l,uml, of 'he Chin has en of the manslaughter of a three-year-old .girl «1» DOM by a shell from a customs lumoh »h-n ■JET 0,1 an a,legc,d sinu SBhng junk In Urittsh waters The defence arrayed evidenceReuter. - 125 words
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Article96 1933-05-26 9 H ater Shortage At Frascr's Hill. i From Our Own Correspondent. t Kuala Lumpur. May 23. Thf latest information from Pra»fr'» Hitt to the effect that water for bathing ami crinking purposes is not a\ tillable at the Gap Resthouse owing to flood dimage to he anltarv InstrllaUon.96 words
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Article55 1933-05-26 9 Mexican Campaign Them. Reuter. Mexico City. May 25. Three Chine* have been lvnehd in VillalJWM pnd rtata are accompanied by <n antiChmese boycott in Chihinhua Stite Mexicans armed w,th truncheons in Ch. huahua City barred Chin s* iiUU. timers from en.ering th.- ntv others p'eketed OMmm <K>ps RenterReuter. - 55 words
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Article53 1933-05-26 9 The Peiftan. .agen's. Wah Seng Shippr c m S nmm f at Angratank. three mil,* north of Pualau Angsa. off the S langcr coast yesterday, from 6 a m to 3 p m No damage was don, she. was expected to arrive at Slrgapore to-d*y a- about 153 words
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Article233 1933-05-26 9 Silver Stabilisation? SENATORS SHELVE RESOLUTION. Reuter. Washington. May 26. ECONOMICS the first meeting beiSL*"»__lfc R-osevelt and Mr ishTi and tJUItIUM were postponed and may be discussed at all. said Mr. Hull. The site Department would discuss nothing but tte *or»d economic *nd moneUry yroolems with the JapaneseReuter. - 233 words
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Article254 1933-05-26 9 Child! en Caught By Falling Palm. Whilst pa\ing under the verandah of a house m Kampong Siglap on the afternoon of W 19 /three Malay children, two boys and a girl, were caughi by a falling coconut PUB and one of the boys was killed on the spot.254 words
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Article171 1933-05-26 9 Terrible Experience Of His Comoanion. \esterday at 2JO pm.. while o n her way back to Singapore after a fishing expedition .n the Straits of Malacca, the "Mivtshi Maru." a JJP»reae ftahing boat -icked up a middle-aged tninese fisherman off Batu Pahat. The man named Urn Ah Cheo171 words
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Article80 1933-05-26 9 An attractive Straits-bom Chinese girl was involved In a kidnapping charge which was a* 0 0 0 before the District Judge (Mr. H. A Porren ye terday. the accused being a Ssf* ard a MaU| y Ng Ba Chee and ™f*> td bin Kamis. respectively. m tbe lMe80 words
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Article37 1933-05-26 9 Six Tamils were Injured yesterday afternoon, n D Un arn Road when m motor lorry v wnicn tne > wer ted overturned They were taken to hospital by ambulance dittan I to m rritic *l con-37 words
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Article52 1933-05-26 9 Little Entente Remains In League. Reuter. in, In' tr fn h n "-a, t!,, cv b] Capt. R. a Eden at this afternoons «ttt.ng of the G neral Commission of the Disuimament Conference. He said that the commute- s definitions could T to aCCOUIU but could "otReuter. - 52 words
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Article24 1933-05-26 9 Reuter. G:-neva. Miv 25 of Colombia and Peru au aimed the agreement for a id tlem< nt of the Le icia dispute—Reuter.Reuter. - 24 words
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Article16 1933-05-26 9 American Memorial Day, which is a national General will be dOMd to business on that day16 words
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Article1835 1933-05-26 9 WOMAN MOTORIST ON TRIAL. Serious Allegations, Wanted To 'Phone Chief Justice. CjERIGUS allegations were made against a European woman motorist, before tfaa Fourth Magistrate (Mr. G. S. Rawa7h° s f£ te:day. m the course of her trial on three charges m connection with an alleged accident1,835 words
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Advertisement134 1933-05-26 9 I AYEA«S HAPPINESS- I j For you and Baby j A DAY A Y£AR Baby will thrive on Bear Brand from the day of Purchase your R ĕU a D Pan J eed SOLS AGFNTG FOR MALAY V JOSEPH TRAVERS SONS, LTD. I Incorporated in England». SINGAPORE AND PENANG. VALUE134 words
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91 1933-05-26 10 WHAT THE GEE GEES RUNNING TO-MORROW HAVE DONE. MANY DOING SECOND RUNS. COURSE RECOVERS REMARKABLY AFTER WEDNESDAY'S DELUGE. To-morrow will he the third day of the Singapore Turf Club's Spring professional meeting, and another card of eight events is down for91 words
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Article3195 1933-05-26 10 EVERYTHING points to another day's enjoyable sport to-mon w when a third card ot eight events uili Worked off in connection with the six-day professional race meeting af trie Singap re Turf Club, which was btjgaa on Saturday last. The food handicapping will ajrain giVt3,195 words
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Article28 1933-05-26 10 I'nited States With Argentine. LAWN TENNIS. Reuter. I M |wSaTUH f? 1 Am -rlcan r-4.he 6-^"T r .3 A n r,0r 6-2 —Router.Reuter. - 28 words
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Article105 1933-05-26 10 The men s doubles handicap between r»r W.A Balhctchet and N. E. Ess .owe3 0 d.:Sou7, ond C. B. Webb utej. at the SRC »h ch uaa left unfinished at a set-all wL com J Soddln/ ,h< furm r won th? Mr and Mr». N s. Hogan .owe105 words
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Article96 1933-05-26 10 Malayan Championship Final. BILLIARDS. rPHE final in the Malayan billiards chamX piciublp for the Padmore Shield, between Low Heck Ktec .Clerical Union, and Goh Ouan Chua .Twilight Club, will take nlTc" at Uie New World to-morrow night Tre Bame will commence at 830 pm and will be of96 words
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Article223 1933-05-26 10 CRICKET. The following ar« the positions in the County crick, t championship to-day: 1st Inns. P W L D W L Pos Oh Pere Points awarded -15 4 5 3 Wk* il> 3 3 0 0 0 0 45 45 100 00 Sussex CI) 6 5 0223 words
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Article96 1933-05-26 10 SR C team v. the «S.C.C to-day and toU, 1 5 p 111 ::d 2 m respectively, on he SC.C. ground: P d Almeida. C. Mo<bergen. O E n Ochlcrv D DCot a. G. T.ssrnsuhn. o L AlvLy N Sulllv T. Letjssiuk. R C Oehlers. H96 words
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Article266 1933-05-26 10 Marines Beat Medical Services. ASSN. FOOTBALL. LAYING in Div. 11l of the S.A.P.A. League yesterday, at the Anson Road Stadium, the Marine II defeated the Medical Services by the odd goal m BVCThe medical men surprised their by rattling off a tac-goal lead after six minutes'266 words
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Article327 1933-05-26 10 Monopolies Department Beat V.M.C.A. The Government Monopolies Sports. Club beat the V.M.C.A. by th, odd goal in live at the Jalan Be>>ar Stadium vcsterdiy in Mitotan 111 ot the S.A.|*.A. League. The Governor 1 Dipu.y. the Hon Mr. A S Haynes and Mr J. j. Warren, of327 words
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Article279 1933-05-26 10 County Crickel LANGRIDGR AND T\tp ROUT SOMERSET. Reuter. JHREE C.unty A menced DC Wedn.-dav wen two days. "nip!, u Ul Sussex recorded yet anoth-r tni when Somerset v>ited them a, Hov Tate and Jamts Lan 6 ridge betas in form with the leather. mufil Langridge alsoReuter. - 279 words
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Advertisement10 1933-05-26 10 ANOTHER 9100 I COMPETITION IN THIS WEEK'S "SUNDAY I TRIBUNE"10 words
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Advertisement22 1933-05-26 10 if FITCH'S "ROYAL" omfmi'iX english 9m I WNEAPPLE BRAND JMUXW (AUSTRALIAN) FQESH SUPPLIES IJTBSJiffI OF DANISH BACON ARRIVE EVEQy ffffifTffl FORTNIGHT.. W^mWm22 words
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Advertisement485 1933-05-26 11 1 I TALKIES To^Nl <h t. 1 Buster Keaton IN j Parlour, Bedroom and Bath I waa t Freedom ct-DUFF'S*' whisky^ 4 gang thegither j Guaranteed 12 years old. Singapore Cricket Club. Recreation Club. H ifltoa Hotel. j New Adelphl Hotel, Ltd Sea View Ho el. Lid.. Bun Bee Co..485 words
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Advertisement245 1933-05-26 11 I Race Horse j Insurance LOW RATES I WITH |j ABSOLUTE SECURITY Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. DEPARTMENT. LOOK for the pyramid Trade Mark on every handkerchief you buy. In fabric, designs, colours and service, Pyramids offer you—always—the j Greatest Handkerchief Value in tho j I World. Guaranteod by Tootals. I245 words
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Miscellaneous66 1933-05-26 11 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Yasteetay. Night Max Bright Mm. Temp Rainfall Sunshln* Temp, stations. r>g p. laches. Hours Deg p. Alor BUr 93 Nil 114 75 bttiawan 93 N 116 74 Trengganu 90 NU 10 9 75 WMkU Jeram 91 Nil 9 5 73 Malacca 92 Nil 9066 words
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Article, Illustration59 1933-05-26 12 TO-DAY'S ARRIVALS. C,,r "6 t" fo°p 1 952 tons fro Hongkong -6-5. to, Rangoon via Penang 2«-5 ZV'Tua Sliver,-,.;- Br» MM mm from Now York 25-5. .oi- New York 29-5 Hal Hing Nora-.. 1.775 tons f, nm t> 2«-5; for Hongkon 359 words
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Article90 1933-05-26 12 Singapore. May 26. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1> Oti Ten Noort 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Mmderoo li; T>uxuga Maru 9 Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 1) mm* N,vlgator 30; Tung Song 32. Maur Empire Dock (Entrance Gate tl BWfH 43. m West Wharf90 words
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Article56 1933-05-26 12 from Europe London mails despatch K. 4». by the Mantua.- will arrive by Mia r-morrow monu«. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholde.- a 845 a m From China and Japan by the Borneo a due at Singapore to-morrow From France by the Perthes." due at Sinaa56 words
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Article194 1933-05-26 12 SELLING. Singapore. May 26. London 4 months* sight 2 4 London 3 months' sight 2,3 31 32 London 60 days' sight 2|3 15 16 London 30 days' sight 2 3 29 3D Londcn demand 23\ London T.T. 2 3 27 32 Lyons and Paris demand 980 Hamburg, demand194 words
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149 1933-05-26 12 J L h£ ever Produced— Ben i nlr^ 8 urned in s °und and is now being o»wa at the Alhambra. Featuring Ramon <*.ro. B n Hur- continues .to be n*y thrilling and enjoyable entertainment although it must be confessed tha: the149 words
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Article99 1933-05-26 12 Discerning tinemagoers should not miss the q M dramatic success which com»««d a searaa at the K.tong heatre uvt b h££J J™™* Norma Snearcr support d Fredric March and Leslie Howard gives l h in dual role *horf, which precede the man icature. contribute to99 words
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Article32 1933-05-26 12 a ~-ned. y °16 son h»3. will be 'he chid .tUaclioTin ,h l.li p. 18 "T~" ta the ««>nd house at jjjss- one tmm ftr ihe tw32 words
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Article332 1933-05-26 12 Skull Cracked Open With A Parang. •rd Williamson the hearing Rich Sociog. a man living fi Wnich Y ™S in a hut on rubber mSJt and charged Kluan Road. Pa riot named d th a Com Jan. sth. boon with Parang, on i^Vslr^&rte f d by the O".332 words
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Article258 1933-05-26 12 Public Functions nf j Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. MAY 26 High Tides —12.29 p.m 11.30 p m Municipal Commissioners Meeting 9I Poultry Exhibition. New World Empire Goods Exhibition and "At B World. I Cricket: S.C.C. II v. s.R.c. H, sec Football: Malaya Cup Trial, Ans'n258 words
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Article136 1933-05-26 12 Alhambra.—Ramor. Havana in "Ben Bm Capitol.—-So This Is Africa Wheeler and WooUcy. Empire.—Law: *nee Tibb.tt in "Pi £m." Gr.at Wcrld.—Sid shows. Bri i.-:. Malay opera, Clunes, wayangs, siient and talk-jr-i: films .sky Talkie: -Up The Rivei Talkie: "The P!ajboy of Paris'). New World.—Side shows. "Ghost Train." open-au- cinemas. Malay136 words
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Advertisement142 1933-05-26 12 I v ,111^^^^^/^^^^ RP' 1 PS DFNTIFRICE pwwves >e-th by really F "fiffiS DENTIFRICE polish* tech without fl sßjr 2 fear 01 the s,i B htrBt cratch Jl <)^tSrn^yT— C, D3BS DENTIFRICE us so economical and Bp lasts longer than ordinary pastes or po a ders L f; IBBS DENTIFRICE142 words
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Advertisement26 1933-05-26 12 ROLLEIFLEX THE CANBU THAT THINKS "Wit side up whilst HDNn! is actually beiriK made. I noes and Particulars on Application. LEE fllifCHEe lit S inß apore.26 words
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Miscellaneous193 1933-05-26 12 [POSTAL IHRUKCNCI SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. North. North-East ar.d North-Wet Sumatra «Tohitl» 3 p.m. Selat Pandjar.g. Bengkalis. Slak. Pakan Baroo. Fort dc Kock and Padang I 'Ampang) 3 p.m Banka Island (except Muntok) and Bata\:a (De Weerti 4 pm Java, Fouth-Wtst Sumatra. South-East BoratO, Celeb?*. Moluccas and Timor D 'Nam193 words
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Advertisement128 1933-05-26 13 What you need is energy Take the energy food-drink, Bournville Cocoaand start a new life' zgLWk How m „«h energy wfl] give you! That bAc impor:ant abou, everything you eat and drink. Boumviile Cocoa satisfies you there t^^^k ■«o other food-drink can. Bulk for hulk and p,, ce for price,128 words
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Advertisement278 1933-05-26 14 M < r v o\i BAVCBPAN. j*. M.iy bt used tn three wajn iVrti r BACK TO PROSPERITY SALE M JK WHICH Wil l, COMMENCE ON «tssro a Iff El MONDAY NEXT MAY 2 9th. 1 > IK q mrh 43 rt> ,n addltlon to 1 l < Portion of278 words
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Article, Illustration381 1933-05-26 15 Attractions At The Local Cinemas. 'r tract! >n The King'o I B k cher will -nigttl and t»-morrc». performance, the > lates: Columbia romedyUCn features the rtai Carole Lombard. Ltd.. hay. inSJSSMSSSI with T. but ion of their first of which m is381 words
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Article646 1933-05-26 15 John Harry more In New Role. lepcrted in London that John Barrvnoor", the famoui film star, is to plav the part a* •Lawrence of Arabw in a film being made in Hollywood of desert war. Radio Pictures, interrogated by Reuter on tisubjcct. announce that "shots" have alreacv been taken of646 words
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67 1933-05-26 15 VARIETY OF HIS WORK. HAS PLAYED MANY CONTRASTING STUDIES. Rich man, poor nia.i, beggar man, thief... KHu»rH v uson has played all of them. Proceeding through the accon'd half lctorTrX. J n erB ar r tmeS fr m ,h of this Doctor, lawyer, merchant,67 words
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Article192 1933-05-26 15 P Hi> s N mtf is one of the most striking things about his work. His two most recent Alms serve to Illustrate the point, supplying him aa they hay* with t»o mm contrasted character studies as Mike Masarenas, happy, swaggering captain of a Portuguese nshin-r192 words
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Article92 1933-05-26 15 To .Make Descriptive UndcrWater Films. Kellwn "n the Australian descriptive V" Ct U t h r e^L^STS^ i'"'r.b"?„d h, 'i U, SMrey ««"WolMl tv n Mr J suinvr. or. her dim \eaI' S ICellerman ha Just completed three >ear* of acting on the Europran st*^cut b^^^«7h^?.^^ r emalnh,92 words
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Advertisement154 1933-05-26 15 I VALE BALL BEARING SPUR-GEARED j CHAIN BLOCKS yWv Ar Machine sl *op Necessities IHh S'.J! 1 of J** is mtmimm Th, buyer cannot afMd ,o make a mistake T: man pets Jus facts jll 5* r]r: m n 1: buys ft*. I lM Tn YALE Ball Bearing spur-G.ared Chain154 words
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Advertisement257 1933-05-26 16 ■/killed V/o. I P'omph /ervict f Mod crate W J mW .*9 '"-OH MMNC >j BRIDGE ROAD I feu |Np fl M.ddle Road.) AJG PapinCau TO LET. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IX RENT From Ist January, 1933. AT SIANG UM PARK GET LANG GARDEN HOUSES TO LET, l-rooroed type $20.00 per month.257 words
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Advertisement659 1933-05-26 16 THE PEOPLE PAPER INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE TO Lfcl. TO LET-744 and 748. Grove R-<*d. R. N t $60. Apply No 25. Boat Quay TO LET 1. Marga'e Rd.. off Orove Rd close to Kato.'.g Parle. Entry 1-5-3J Par;lculars Tel. 3170. TO LET —No 138. Cecil Street, three storeys recently occupied by659 words
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Advertisement332 1933-05-26 16 f Oic (SALE, FOR sale A.JS. Motor-cycle for sale 149 >«d valves. H.ctrtr lighting. «*n£"' *IM or nearest. Apply Box ISO. co MT\ FOR SALE—Four D C Linotype Motors, each L, HP all in good working order For further particulars write to the Manager. Malaya Tribune, *****, Anson Road. GANDHI332 words
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Advertisement492 1933-05-26 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. IN THE ESTATE OP AUGUSTUS VICTOR VAN DER BEEK, DECEASED. PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE No. 144 (TRUSTEES). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors having any claims against the Estate of the above dec:ascd, late of No. 22, Buffalo Road, .'.pore, who died on the 26th November. I492 words
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Advertisement280 1933-05-26 16 i 111 I^i!lJS^ |j I urtide «f J cinifiil ollcv j'j J y«>« mug truxt AUCTION SALE. GOVERNMENT OF JOHORE. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF KDHOJt* AT JOHORE BAHRU. Civil Suit No. 60 33 POH POO YONG, of No. 17 Keo«| R Singapore. ,k R "1 Against HONG KIM ENG280 words
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