Malaya Tribune, 26 June 1933
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Title Section31 1933-06-26 1 The Malaya Tribune ST NEWSPAPER MALAY A. Vol. X\. Nit 14 9 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. .r Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, MONDAY, Jl M: 26 I31 words
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Advertisement92 1933-06-26 1 111 JYI W 81 POWDERED MILK r V iTfcl n°r'u S XEEDED TO KEKP "US :„„.k FRESH-VACUUM PACKED IT COMES TO VOL' IN PERFECT CONDITION A PRODUCT OF CANADA Obtainable at all Leading Prowsion Stores GETZ BROS. Co. -The new A U S T I IV rdol A has Jf92 words
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Advertisement187 1933-06-26 1 A. FLINTER 6 Raffle a Place, Singapore. Importing Diamond* and Pearl Necklaces of every ii» and quality. S< lling at latest and lowest market prices. a ul B»{d ornamenu ot fvery ttnd Jlialit P«*u» h jrhe.t trices exchange j HEALTH and STRENGTH j EVERY T,N RIIT \mJ JL IT MUST187 words
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289 1933-06-26 2 Sporis At The Padanjr Club. VERY enjoyable function took P >'t the Singapore Recreation Club OH Saturday, when sports an a dance ware held in ralrTirithi al the Chib'a jubilee. The many people who accepted Invitations to he present saw289 words
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Article234 1933-06-26 2 Sh elds In Wimbledon Surprise. London, June 15. Fran!; X Shields ha: beer the dramatic < g J in a big Wimbledop surprise He tr.me o Ei-ope to play in h? French tenuis han.piciunips ar.d v.as nominated bv th* :ut c' States authorities as the fourth Amjri- j234 words
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Article53 1933-06-26 2 Bard. l£f«Lf?yL»Mfcl -Plying BilMB** l f suffl cient support is forthsir*** n continn S5 Mup on TT S U1 6of sl »ort 1 sum, i r Jn«k-out system. hethcr m the J* wUh to dine at higly. Gm,nL A,u be made a-cord-•~tt&£tt in the {*> cents S at53 words
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Article394 1933-06-26 2 V Handicaps For Next Saturday. (From Our Oicn Correspondent Ipoh. Satui day. fjANDICAPS for the opening day of the AlPerak Club's Sumnrr Meeting, cr Saturday, July 1: R ACE L—Ponies, Clam t, Dir 1 —5 Fur* Sknt Merchant 9.0 Earwig o 0 Little Flirt 8 9 Valkyr394 words
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Article278 1933-06-26 2 Celtic Men Win Rowing Trophy. The race for tne lntematl nal fours was tn- mors important of the two events on tht pre gramme for the regatta which was held at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club on Saturday afternoon. Scm- gocd sport was seen and after a keen278 words
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Article538 1933-06-26 2 40 Runs Win By Second Eleven. 7* fe c c P*dang on Saturday cventrur hv Kttgftg of forty run*. Batting Jri 1. 07. which included a xTb\ cSKnfn* largest indhuhrl score of ih7"n2S The sec bctvhng included fouT r by McNeill, and two fSfZ V*** Tne s.c.C.538 words
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Article272 1933-06-26 2 Nondescripts Beaten By 15 Runs. TVAFFLES College boa; the Nondescripts by IV aHw« runs. playinß at th. Ctllege gcounds on Saturday. The College, baiting Or* mad th* not tmpres ive to'al of 84. but th i.cppcfunis impressed ev:n less. Brwlers had a field day. Foe tlvs Nondescripts. Fernando272 words
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Article267 1933-06-26 2 W hat Is Wrong: With F J Lordon. J une 15 as? s S2 *2 ;un y d a o r d t;e il: E doubiUss pa >-^S aTco^r w Austraiia •tains: the South i?« 8 expected mmmm\ST noilc cou,d A^ l Crawford the Perry Beth Englishmen267 words
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Article46 1933-06-26 2 Lall Singh Scores A Century. There n> very urn? U pur JuM 24 Th. «J 5 C R C BEAT V.M.C.A The 6eUngcr Chines beat the t Pur V.M.C.A. to-day by 17 nms LUm rcorcd 127 and th/ v\t n The Ch,ne 'e46 words
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Article227 1933-06-26 2 Hurricane Hitting By Ross. THE V.M.C.A. easily defeated Raffles InstituU n the latter POund en Saturday, mak«ng 109 aga ns'. 24. Ross. Willis ani Penr.--atner W re th? chief scorers. Ross hit :ng twi v _x:s. five fOUXi and fiv e tWOB, only fourof his 45 being227 words
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Article322 1933-06-26 2 Senior XTs In Soccer Pnendiy. S AT S frif ndly at the j u Stidmni between th,. r a:i Bes a Wltabte nnd J Chtoe» eams S tox. to that the soldiers >* plctcly oil-colour. to be C c. n The Chinese arst to last and322 words
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Advertisement179 1933-06-26 2 WHITEAWAYS BACK TO PROSPERITY SALE Closes on Saturday, July Ist. c^ A^ PKOVED ELIZ ABCTH" PRAM CQMPACTUM CAR Comfortable, roomy upholster kM a■ v J^ 1 Cf finest ual "y- A«r finish motor cr sitting position, ligh ws£ bed softl y P fitted with over ftaat* ipoke wheels, li 'h179 words
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19 1933-06-26 3 Wi hav<. no doubt that th. rr- Pnxtiaetn 'im then m«? hc19 words
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Article11 1933-06-26 3 excitable ebullition of human rur, through the chfdho d oflh11 words
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Article57 1933-06-26 3 YV m Muhiya ou g h t to watch these develop- y nunts carefully. We know that the Briu •t in Bangkok Ls fully alive to the situu SIS S thC b?st -f-med ma„ h i on current politics there. Apart from A -Ul.. ol e«s.it.l in..57 words
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Article48 1933-06-26 3 ¥V> favourable surroundings furnish th- s abmty tQ u J a style hica must command 7Z in cf UMum circles' o r T S an, a sp >t pn-videntially chosen for the bLth < f a kindlier spirit in mankind I Time will te' —Singapore Free Press. Wl48 words
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Article392 1933-06-26 3 Australian Flyer In Singapore. "JO demonstrate that Australian aircraft and personnel can do ewythini necessary in the iray „f long-distance regular air-service is ■object of the flight, said Mr. < Llm. chief pilot of the tri-awtered monopia::- "Faith in Australia." which arrived at Seletar air-hase at392 words
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Article21 1933-06-26 3 Taking Important Post In State Govt. The Prince, vi,,, is 2G wa* «w«V2« MM iZllllT n ,ortant >*« 1»21 words
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Article108 1933-06-26 3 No Catc Against Malacca I ninese Woman. (From Our Own Correspondent Malacca. Jun. n i In Jil** i Lstrlrl court b»-lore Mr. H. C ML £«r R i- 'Assistant chin -V Protector, produced a Cantonese woman. Lov Yuet Chan for procuring Chan Ah Lul u«*d 1 1 years,108 words
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Article91 1933-06-26 3 Proposed Talks With Local Chinese. Thj Straits Settlements Trade Commissicn will be m»»Mng repre cntatlves of the local Chinese business houses, guilds, etc.. as con- Muted iv th.- Chinese Chamber of Commerce at the Council Chamber next Thursday to dl ru > local trade conditions Mr lay Lian91 words
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Article468 1933-06-26 3 Co-operative Society. THRIFT NO PRETEXT FOR AXE. 'Front Our Qun Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, June 24, 8»C8dI dementi. High Commis- this mo at h i n i orn,n X ".augural meeting of Bedit arTl 25?" C*opiX" whkh S? Society, ever Mr. Bradney, thanking Sir Cecil on behalf468 words
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Article247 1933-06-26 3 Imoort INohibition Creates MonoooK. J l3 fr m JU,IC 5 absolutely me 5£2 i;n^rlatiw matche, into t£, Writrs a Ke antan correspondent XeS eh" 1 m™ «T doubt aoopted measure to assist a local indu.--men nu»tch factory which commen.ed operations only m Pebruary of this Iv his annual247 words
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Article35 1933-06-26 3 The replay for the Kepoel O C JMH lad.r Spoon batween Mrs. J. L. Campbell and Miss A Jones resulted in a win for Mrs Campbell »ith a *core of an squarr35 words
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Advertisement245 1933-06-26 3 I OMENTAL I GOVERNMENT SECURITY j LIFE LTD. < INCORPORATED IX INDIA 1874). j HEAD OFFICE:-BOMBAY Oriental Life Office, j Dear Sir. Kua,a l **m< E*W f your mv. of mjr late husband's Trip Ben 7°' I r V h daim un <*er W for the sar,,. i *****1 and245 words
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Advertisement172 1933-06-26 3 8R1M65 HAPPINESS TO ALL F mmm PHDME-5463 mmmm TO GET AIRMINDED I MAKE A CHEAP At&VOYAGE TO T JAVA BY THE 1 jLKN I L M Wh< havti been operating this service L more than years. I IW fhc X N LM Carried From Nov. I«>2H j A 75,122 Passengers.172 words
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490 1933-06-26 4 Shipping News Notices. WHEN IS MONEY CARGO? Definition Hinges On Trading. P rt 10; the purpose of t.adtna is cargo. Itt rtfßi v.as made by Mr. Balfour in the Cra ml Puiiee Own Hongkong. recent.) •M or i. hs vorship wM pasa sentence on vmm two Chin ,c R rcaseis490 words
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Article81 1933-06-26 4 Experts Tphoid The < ompanvV lew. Chetbourg. May 20. cut French ii'fe"—■ totai r^Tn: r t** ,har dear el ouW b? extrcm .> expert; who were a] paint hj thf oJ, --urn ba K^wSyflS -r 'mm*, llitrcro.e, DM the MM „1 th. Sane o,r- tnev,° v Ih: con:;81 words
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Article109 1933-06-26 4 Native Seamen At The Ceremony. Two uv.cars vn j two flremcn. native em P yees of the P. and O. Line, w.re Z fZFvZ 2a2: nCW P rlsh church oT st Paul a. Wold.ngham. Surrey, when Lord Inchcape unveils a tabLt to the memory f his father, the109 words
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Article190 1933-06-26 4 Old Genum Liner heaves I or Mid-Atlantic. frch We., Africa and has been rebu.lt In £m,m!!2, IT?' b- ur.rco.nlHble. «ill d.f ZJITS" r v •Jiumj. ,i trartin» l,„ l n< ln til! Do!--£-T**S -b"d, b/^-- nyh,. in?- the Btohi b- > rnai.ano durerd. to rave tim- -h-190 words
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Article55 1933-06-26 4 Steady Increase Of Overseas Business. filarjs r a M JEtS! I*' mere**. *aa marke m,h i>:, en "n< In the mrband Irum Luting 0 <• In addh:on to the ab*v» »hGuernsey tail L. the nt hJ Bnplr.- 3 h p J nof a 00 Proportion or k55 words
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Article444 1933-06-26 4 Rec-cnl Transfers And Appointments. YIP.. E. Bruce, from in transit, hr. g*a lrl-fßcd- Nnnhann. M L Moore, from in tron-.it. gone .vcc:id (Ulcer. Nanchang. Mr. R. n. Learmouth. sup-y chief officer, c: -hum. hts gone chief officer. Tean. M W. D. Cashel sup'y chief officer, from I444 words
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Article93 1933-06-26 4 Japanese Trade With China. Kob?, June 2 Shipping circles are pleased with the con- l r S Xnt° f lhe SUIO Ja P«nese «miSS* agreement, Huy anticipate a gradual im "!*5! 55 Murh smaller for some time cn ne tncjehot en The tonnaKi tarried by each vessel Ist93 words
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136 1933-06-26 4 Loan From British Boxer Indemnity Fund. JHI of the Sino-British Boxer Indemnity Fund U now tv ilv workine on m ,t m£S th loan rmetf 5 board ot tees hew m elc,-^V lhe members °< board I h2£L£i !E? 0n the n.-f VS aiur136 words
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Article80 1933-06-26 4 Vessels To Be Laid Up For Three Months. Wa hington. June 10 The ro.iion piu Ml be used ~o ihat mtJLSS2I.'^S t J a ,ac,ical I TJJ war problem is the expend* of for no to „g cruises are necessary The enlisted Strength of the vavy' mu t80 words
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Advertisement341 1933-06-26 4 STEAMER SAIUNQB. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated In England MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LONDON AND PAR EAST MAIL SERVICE (Under Cti/ract with HLs Maj.ytyg Government) OUTWARI; FROM LONDON Por China and Japan Due Tonnage. Singapore 1933 EANGALORE MM j,* llv 6341 words
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Advertisement116 1933-06-26 4 IUJfUOYD TRIESTINO j (Incorporated m Italy) EXPRESS SERVICP m.r. HILDA July iJ i J Due Lea ?e Due m.v. TEROESTEA- 2? Jf JS 15 Snore. 8 pore. Venice 8 5 Au 15 j ft* CONTE VERDE FOR HONGKONG, SHANGHAI Ju: > 20 July 20 Aur. 7 m AND ,Ap AN116 words
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Advertisement140 1933-06-26 4 BAMBURG-AMFRIKA LINIE Deutacn Australlsche Dampfachlza Gesellschaft (Companies t*m tl n Germany) OUTWARDS XTr>«^ HONGKONO SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. M.s. MUNSTERLAND via U. M n. 1 f 3 3 ma. RAMSES, via Manila 7* n m -s RUHR, via Manila oJ* t ma. SAUERLAND. via Manila Sent 19 mtmma140 words
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Advertisement415 1933-06-26 4 ig NORDDEt TS( R The undernoted an he Con Da, fixtures:— tote**! 01 YARDS. ''ODER" for Manila, Hongkong !93j Japan. N. china and Etan£ for Manila fj, l China and Japan 5 "SAALE"' for Manila, Honrt Shanghai, N. China and SS? HOMEWARDS. r a^tS f r Tripol >- Get 1333415 words
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Article408 1933-06-26 5 Mining Shares. r Moan.,, 11 ajn. »p; t« marc :«mttciu as ccued i mmmm m Buyer* t i iim varr Kumbang Tin 2 !> "i M Malay ST ST Xtl ■J" T:ri 13- 14- «I Mi i.no "adnng 010 01 lvi 0.40 OAS Chcndenang Tin 6 Ml408 words
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223 1933-06-26 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. TIN EASES VERY SLIGHTLY. Rubber Down \nd Dull. 'By Out Financial Correspondent,, Singapore Monday, noon To day's Prices:—. Rubber (Singapore). 10-»« c t. down > n ct Market Tone: Dull. Tin (Singapore), spot. SllT^. Saturday. Prices:London Rubber, 8 9 32d.. VI down 1 16d.223 words
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Article163 1933-06-26 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motrr Spirit and various brands of Kerosene ar? as fellows: Snell Auaticn Spur n: 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon SI 19 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon %Q.h2 Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British163 words
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Article275 1933-06-26 5 I Wit or m,-;>j i„ r The Year. annual general meeting o: Devon Malacca. Ltd. will b mU at thnTii™ 1 tht con.panv. Prench Bink Building* Eingacc- on Tu,-sd,;. June 27. mmm, at noon The airenors report wj shareholders states The account *he»- a profit of 11.251.48275 words
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Article74 1933-06-26 5 Drop In Balance Sheet Surplus. Reuter. Boston June 23 Th: ca*ii iwu cf t*e Ford Motor Compan. in 183- amour ted to G £303.650.000 as compart «i ltii O.M72.483 CCO l-*t year. accani.i.g to th; statement flifti «ah tl* m. ssacnuseris 0>mmissltm of Taxation Th? piofit and lossReuter. - 74 words
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Article59 1933-06-26 5 Output fcr 1932 was :.380.500 lb Price realX oOi 47d P :ur S 2IQ to 2 ,d. London landtn terms £??L Crwarc! to which U HOM PTOflt on übber stock 1331 £232 intees* 2*! »n:i redmptlrn ol War t£?29 0 1 ma*Dejjctint loss on year* trading £71059 words
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Article322 1933-06-26 5 1 V> Hi. ■IkTHUIfC ,or Na I'lanling*. Amsterdam May jj |?S and A.ji.xn. Ui -HandelsbUd." in iv i sue of Mitt* ld take toU) f>u rot ye ?n P hJVr trees 1.01 ye hi uv procucuig stag- ian-lngs. anl tro. tact ha* been disreaarrw m-itn the;: f "»ve322 words
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Article38 1933-06-26 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. Spot 3 9 33d New York 515 16 cents Singapore ie-s.~hm 4 cc-u. TIN London Spot £219 15s. .Unchanged. L rdon 3mo th? £219 (Unchanged ■tngapore: 1117.75. CO.'RA Sundrted %2 *o M mm38 words
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Article76 1933-06-26 5 Wall Street Improvement Cheeked. London June J!. O the Stack Exchange to-day. apart fror; lev bright ipou, disappointing c:nditio..-l-e\ ailed, mainly due to the recent upward :cnd on Wah Street beirr; checked nationals rspecialh weakened but amo.i r.du trials Rayc.s were supported Tie commodity markets generally rulec yjieur76 words
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Article673 1933-06-26 5 Ti~iA 'TOcaiimrj tor "ts32rs 5 •nc if there -gjj an tra gg"* o« rh» Man^estl^ 1 at th annual Powers and £>: JO n A??ocla tion of tall was pm -erain art* f Umm to Cgli 3 SLV!!j II 1 bMi ruade pgj th Sr673 words
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Article577 1933-06-26 5 Rubber Shares. -i—e tu-r.jay. 11 a.ir. Ml hi it**, otaafl Lyi ud Ev fcU i i Value i.- r i Ml. 1 ya!l t Shau.s A: Co Evatt I Ailr-nb $o70 $0 80 0 55 SO 80 1 Alor 0.50 0.60 0 50 o CO 1 A.577 words
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Advertisement54 1933-06-26 5 S- THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COUP ANT, LOOTED r IRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT BATES. L. C. MAROOLIOCTH. Manager Office: 2. Plnlayson Green. EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. L. G JOHNSON: General Manager j OTPicK No54 words
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Advertisement94 1933-06-26 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated ln England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. D'Almelda Street Authorised and Subscribed Capital C.900.000 Paid-up-Capital C 1.000.000 Reserve Fund and Rest 500.00 c HEAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: Bom Day Calcutta. Colombo. Karachi. Madras. Amaca. Baghdud. Bahrein. Basra. Kirkuk. Mosul and Singapore CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened ar.ri money received94 words
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Advertisement47 1933-06-26 5 WATCH ITGROW.' Yearly Interest Paid to You Quarterly Put a few dollars away regularly and watch your bank balance grow. As an incentive to your thrift THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK pi-/s interest quarts »j. Begin your saving now. Head Office: 55. Wall Street. NT.47 words
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Advertisement172 1933-06-26 5 Oversea Chioese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated m Straits Settlements;. THE CHINESE TRP nn n,^, LTD. AND THE BAI^ Authorised »40.000.000.00. Paid Tin tin non nan a* U*.Al> OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING. iSSa. V JL*}*'™'**-**> LOCAL BRANCH 45k. NoStH^^£ !L l GA BOARD o? DmaoToah Chee Swee Cheng, Mja, chattman. Le- Kong172 words
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Advertisement144 1933-06-26 6 the Sailors on a Night like This! j NIGHTLY! Tfci famous pair of "HAD CIRL" t9MM m a rousinir Naoghtteal Comedy. Fox Film Presents JAMES i DUNN i EILERS &l fcr SAMMY COHEN »kV on VICTOR JORf fTV I 1 Directed by J JW Raoul Walsh OHflHl NEXT CHANGI! mC144 words
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Advertisement152 1933-06-26 6 hr The Funniest Slap-tiek Musical comcdTever made in Sound &ĔMMm^ m TO-NIGHT! CHARLIE CHAPLIN'S NEW RIVAL, THE WHITE SISTfcR" jliliLtLliiJLf'^A and HELEN HAVES. Itu j UHM£ OUT 1 LOOK OfTT The second annuel >MmV, >, U 'il-'KAT VhVt THE i CABARET j and enjoy dancing on the spring floor, 1X152 words
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Advertisement236 1933-06-26 6 j POSITIVELY YOUR LAST TH AtJriT'""' TO ENJOY Tins SUPERB FILM— raif|j|R^ MADAME BUTTERFLY SYLVIA SIDNEY I 9|BLf j*? GARY OBANT "MEN OF T^^tors^-7T With MAURICE BRVDDFII KUV j (M inter of the wtU known i i z ~.,,,,,IV, IV TALKIE AND r ii.,,,,,^ SILEXT PICTURES. JEtC JL T "0236 words
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Article1199 1933-06-26 7 NEW SCHEME IN THE F.M.S. Federal Council. Government Answers To Questions. prßßßnmi question, on the wpMWte State clerical service which is shortly to be formed received written replies which were tabled at this morning's meeting of the Federal Council. QUESTIONS AND REPLIES. Mr. Ban Ah W»n. T1,199 words
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Article23 1933-06-26 7 Alleged Murder Of A Woman. sssj jmjk ,hi mo murder ha„ kMJ preferred' Th Coroner viewed the body of ik23 words
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Article67 1933-06-26 7 Ur. Sheldrake Names Local Man "Abdul Kanm." Dr. KhaUd Sheldrake who arrive Colombo yesterday P man Catholic to Mm ast JJS** Sfore'a E 525 Als B ff La^ 'xfore a large number of Muslim- AbdUl Syed Ibrahim bin Omar Alsagoff V e fchi in bdfeMW of Dr.67 words
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Article66 1933-06-26 7 To Lecture On "The Soul Of China." Urder the »11» I 111 cf th- Chinese Association j cturc entitled The Soul of China^wUl delivered by Dr. Urn Boon Ken* at the Assoct. a ion premises in Short Street" on WedntEa, vfpH P T Members ar.d their66 words
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Article42 1933-06-26 7 Feverish Erection Of Ramparts. ISir^iSE f the ftter ta tht> Yangtae Men at Hankow was 46.. feet at Aye o'clock hi, s*S& Thf -eh«, th^vero 1 Tht firms are fevtrishly erecting ramuart, to prevent their goods from being ruined42 words
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Article15 1933-06-26 7 Dr. G. Haridas. who obtained the M.R.C.P. London, whilst on study Kave in Erglnd m15 words
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Article289 1933-06-26 7 LC& Officer Not Favoured By Government. A s *»s published in the "Malaya Tribune recently. Dr. Larka Suncia.am. who *vi oe re.urning to Singapore on Wedne.<day. from salmon had Issued a statement ficm Ku*la At?£ dt th o appointment as Indian Agent in Malaya of an Indian289 words
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Article203 1933-06-26 7 Smashini: Victory Over Belgian. from Oar Own Corrttpondcnt F«f »k London. June L m nr> u ft Icr years Kid Be r ■nd of London, fought before his own a JjJfH cashing BS Saerens. th. Belgian, in a 15-rounds conteS rutcen thousand spectator*, nostlv J*"» Berg in203 words
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Article35 1933-06-26 7 Institute .Members And Mr. L. Kestcven. 'From Our own Correspondent j Mr L. Kestcvcn. •ISiT',11 Arrh "«'<- .nauSL. brant! or a- Af Vh IVl p: ll>t I IHtlUllr £5?rrrfis every ucc™ ,nd ""*<1 Ulctr.35 words
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Article24 1933-06-26 7 Heavy Punishment For A Kidnapper. Reuter Barnstaple. Mass Jun* Buck has been tentenc-d to M fmn imprisonment for kidnapp 2 M JL2Reuter - 24 words
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Article15 1933-06-26 7 Mr. Chung Ah Ming has been appointed an f hree yt n mnm from May15 words
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Article73 1933-06-26 7 l>«d Not Know Why He Made Them. Hu-aein. a £L„ ""V™ 1 Ta c M r m H h T Char ed District Judge H A Pcrro the roh£ STSL 1 mv *-r g alon •bout a foot roughly m de weapons Jr 2?S "*> the73 words
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Article75 1933-06-26 7 Invention Conquers World Of Silence. DcaTEK woi i mZm*!* «2 over his ,or h7n hetJT" mfUll nd cU A switch was turned nn clearly~*ven trull fS Wift,lesf Programme £ZZ d feet ye car drums had nly rXr Clt lps as they evid•l ,»rt„™ n 10 re,m o75 words
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Article130 1933-06-26 7 A Red .And Ycltow "Peril" In Vu^oslavai. The ot £«a nm ft a ££3*. !£,r«?U* ,vln e Itoin Bushafc to Zagreb re. ,an >»to a ii i t.U (or 0 "J? 'hey had to ;;ai,a «2* 1 SUV? 1W d J** w,s Iftousht l.'la: du.l clouds 1 S5J130 words
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Article690 1933-06-26 7 Khalid Sheldrake. MET BY CROWDS IN SINGAPORE. ftHALID Sheldrake, the life president of the Western Islamic Association of England, arrived in Singapore yesterday. He had travelled out from Colombo by the Meswgeriea Maritimes liner *<<Che"onceaux." which berthed at 230 p.m. He was met on arrival by Dr.690 words
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Advertisement87 1933-06-26 7 NOTICE TOPATRONS. THE COLEMAN HAIR DRESSING SALOON. No. 37, Coleman Street. Branch Saloon—No. 6, Hill St. will be opened to serve the public on July 1, 1933. NOTICE. MADAM CHLA CHnTIJEO of Mo M Lcrong 4, Gaylang Read. Singapore, having left tlv protection of he- husband Mr. Wee Pa k87 words
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Advertisement603 1933-06-26 7 T<BChCr .-Jan. Minimum qualification. Junior Cam•V g s organisation of Kinderv and Primary classca a racomm He b:a.-d and lodging. Apply s auug a lady Supervisor. Gemas BBsJfafc Scho,:. rSJf Katong Rd. .A. p ly 20 ChuJla gtr v( IttX'ilSllL?*!' Ammonia rretzinK Plant Motor 3 HP us Volt >? ««rT603 words
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Obituary7 1933-06-26 8 "< t rt.vnn'nf c<mdo1 >hcr7 words
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Article698 1933-06-26 8 Wm a timeliness that ona expect* 5" P'--v,ded irill, an XcUs rtwaawg at the Disarmament Con their need, real or imacined emaaeea* in the air Btttoil and tlm Air laudato nave -(iisct>vered" that high-fUn* ■tom i-iunes dew ever Betted «WPPed pamphleta, of a nature in Wilting to698 words
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Article231 1933-06-26 8 Comments By The Way. A T a wh n >hc PcUcc in th; F:deral z.i. usam getting on iho .rail of 1.1. wi.:. leave h.-j machin: unattended U-t tr tii w xcad, the remedy, '"Jr •*"«<*> i. aUgiect.U by U poiict iflic r at Klai-u -public231 words
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Article191 1933-06-26 8 T HE celebration cn Saturday cf the fiftieth bjrlhdsy of the Xingapore Recreation Ciub a S a:i event o f outstanding importance to raUe the Eurasian community of e Cli:b ha£ f:r «any yearts* PaU 2f e er importance in and "h?s. £:Cial Hfe 0f the Settlement and191 words
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Article166 1933-06-26 8 A existence only six weeks the Su'-dny Tr iune again made n*v Sundav ««paper totet.ry in M.toy; ves Dro nc"s nS ot M^ 8 T" fivc cen!s ~nuinlr. s ,o f ..fa av?n interest or.lv. Or» ot -h new fea.ures which had a very definite appeal tof n166 words
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118 1933-06-26 8 i-rtatetSj? Pu<lu P H Forbes chief accountant. FMSP a-T Wed rBd y burglars broke into St JSTS and 100,5 brass boy! from the baptismal font. The thieves must a-.e b?en disiuibod sirce nothing else was lstm except the bowl. A silver and ebony118 words
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Article80 1933-06-26 8 A Penang repertory players comnanv mm the near future and 3 a, the E and O. Hote, ZmSZ into hospital ST 27 SfH Was Emitted violent tL"jS. "ES been discharged Chool and 1138 A Malay named Kadir bin mh lion Including Counc was present .t orJfc d f L80 words
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Article57 1933-06-26 8 Before Mr S R vr m. DttMi Kn«h ~;s h H r "J* named the Ipoa hZhnZ MfaTt near cas. m, FaUja Slneh 4 IPOh. j.st in from Road. School. 1 tne Girls' i V »~-tc d road b j I'j P R G s has turned tTlpoh X57 words
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Article18 1933-06-26 8 1 stwul* n»1 Stt?5 vva; evicted ol tc^ t 8 in Tlan 500 thc Chine* in- I18 words
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Article301 1933-06-26 8 j BY J How uid you lilc fV€ got to hand if to li fhey must have «rted ,D And do you know wheitein i Recess? Local news VTJ* local news and features tn *t* all. Efficiency is I hp nni» protects you a<^'^r'r"'"' ,ha W its301 words
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Article38 1933-06-26 8 WEEK-END SPORT, on pages 2 and 15. Ufc AND SENIOR OFFICERS, cn pace 3. MALAYANS AT HOME, on page 11. CLUB DIARY, on page 12. RADIO PROGRAMME, on page 13. LONDON'S OLYMPIAD, on page 14.38 words
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Advertisement214 1933-06-26 8 A TOOEfct PfeODUGT Have you bought your I TOBRALCO? brako stands up wonderfully to unshHie and nrashinjr. Sec' the of designs. ►ta I rotl j ruarantee f*f nUafactton in a 1 !l wear. Whtm baying »,e the aainc Tobnlco an the stock 1 ttdodff °i hw ,ov r ,y 25*214 words
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Advertisement16 1933-06-26 8 Violins Fillings Cheapest Best SEASON CO., LTD., 115, North Bridge Koad, SINGAPORE. Scm,e 1 mw Cooteatfri16 words
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72 1933-06-26 9 VOLUNTEER TROOPS TO RF REORGANISED. Armies Of Bandits. Manchukuo s Appeal To Japanese In Jehol. The deUcate Ntuatkn i n charhar h-.c ity. Instead of leavine k I ,1 man»ged in ta- "ded tobegfai LT, T V H,H ar hM L72 words
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1146 1933-06-26 9 Shanghai, June 2G. QWING to the deadlock in the peace ■magemoßftl i n Charhar. Gen. r Ch« Yuen (Commander of the 29th Army) has expressed his unwilllllgnett to resume duties H I hairani) of the Provincial Government »1 Chiaag Kai Siiek's reply relatkigtothe Charhar situation1,146 words
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Article221 1933-06-26 9 India Will Agree. NOTK TO LONDON CONFERENCE. Reuter. London, June 26. U |NDIA will be prepared to join any de-laratio i adopted by th Conference emphasising the desirability of reducing custom tariffs." Btmhn memorandum issued by the Indian delegation to the World Econo■fc Conference. For practical*reasons ofReuter. - 221 words
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Article38 1933-06-26 9 A'-istrVs Answer To Hitlerite Threat. Reuter. V'enna. June 24. ten l- 1 r I :Ut mrm i*tLl Austrian gfeg4-| autr thrown from an aeroplan- at Lin« \mT Austrian of/icl.C. of tKh Tun t c are for..h.,tReuter. - 38 words
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Article65 1933-06-26 9 l lmV Flight Ddaved At Alor Star. HM plane p itn Al r Sl A ir Ju been forced down Alo mmm, star mltn tn «^i plane will be delays for one <Uy._ 'From o«r Oicn Corrupondent. I Ulm hooped f or R* n 2 at 6 am.65 words
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Article11 1933-06-26 9 -New Htir Presumptive To Spanish Throne. Reuter. .':,..'77.7.^'--' ,.,7Reuter. - 11 words
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Article303 1933-06-26 9 POLICE PLANES TO BE built. Equality Insistence. Peace Treaties Will Be Broken. Reuter. A S 8 r sult of "raid" by strange Which droppcd in h tS over Berli Germany t0 inSiSt air «*> I wo new police machines are to be 7 k" 1 contrave ntionReuter. - 303 words
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Article104 1933-06-26 9 After Brief At Malacca. 'From Cur Oic.i Correspondent Malacca. June 24. ;h Plac last ni ?ht «t the Durian Daun fcagfjggj following a brief illness of Mr Wong bco- r Yoon. at the early age of 21 years He was a Cambridge siudent cf Uie AngloOMM scho.l. keen104 words
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Article94 1933-06-26 9 -Malacca Chinese And His Debts. (From Our Own Correspondent 1 Malacca. Junj 24. In a civil suit b.fore Mr. H. C. Willan yeIh v J. he dtfcn d«"t Chua Up Song, accepted h~H C C 3e f pl 1: Uff 10 ,cut the cock s f «uppcrt94 words
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Article70 1933-06-26 9 Seven Cantonese Women Plead (iuilty. of C a ar br V th a45l,tin in management wom .n MVCn 8al,y drc&sed dntone.se (M- T ,P t d b fore the *****1(1 Magistrate Cirf 88 > thLs n:oi nlng. ta h PJ i—c. dt J guilty and were fined 5070 words
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Article38 1933-06-26 9 Lim Chin Cbcon. a Chlnrac. was produced IhS 7ISLLl mm Ni H A For.er. y*f l K on a charge of having caused grievou hurt by a rash act J».l> 8 and allow.d bail in $20038 words
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Advertisement259 1933-06-26 9 MALAYAN CHAMPIONSHIP WON and British Record Broken j j~ with help of V PHOSFERiNE CHfIMP, 001 LEONfi TEIK writes: '-mitiK Champkiuhip.7 J Malayan WeightV I Record. P- add '""'> I broke a British W !2i? aY END «"*NCE and 5S RENEWS BROKEN-DOWN TISSUE." HOSFERINE 1 aar OF ALL TON 1«259 words
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95 1933-06-26 10 MALAYA CUP SOCCER. PERAK ELIMINATED FROM THE COMPETITION. Penang and Peralt clashed in the Northern Section of ha Malaya <up ompetition on Saturday at Penane- It Penang s first and Penh's last outing in this ycarV com- lor I95 words
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371 1933-06-26 10 pENANG defeated Prrak by at the Victoria Greea, Penantr. oa Saturday afternoon in the Northern aectioa <>f the Malaya Cup competition. This puts Perak out of th? running for honours this year, as they wen bcttfeai by Kedah and only ircw v. ith Beitaajar. l:-i!t,- m\371 words
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Article54 1933-06-26 10 The Grand Prix De Paris. Reuter. Paris. Junt -J5. f«« 1 BT h m f S t -cu:y th iace for the orancl Prix d<_- Pari., r* ultjd at follows 1. Lndy Grandard" CAPPIELLO. 2. M. BaWMC'i THOR. 3 H Rtvaatfa ASSUERUS. Eighteen ran. Won by half-a-length. thirdReuter. - 54 words
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Article93 1933-06-26 10 Troro Our Oan Ccrrcspondcnf.; Malacca. June 2V The last tie in the second round of the GovI mLer-Depirtmcr.tal competition w,. d on Friday when the Police beat the Po« and Telvsraphs by 3—2. The Mai scored first, but before long the J 0 rmm the latter scored two93 words
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Article25 1933-06-26 10 nr±S"Jt A Lt. C.FG B Noon I) ri -> W H Mi-Nrtll. is»»»• tew, a I%m H Pa!m, r R B ■3 aVa^jkVam 125 words
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Article41 1933-06-26 10 off the Sue X f f ,he •i th. Championship Kr«rnam«Bl Cn <-'ng Badminton Party's X ft Chen, >H| Saturday 1 "J** Q An Whatt Kirn. Chens Ts„ Ttn B Slew v Se»-t if,™, Tnn Chuan Hr, k v41 words
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Article52 1933-06-26 10 Yesterday's Events At Katong. cmTtt- 5 result 3 l the chlßese s ■J?Jsrt handicap A* On? Ml Ya-dback-stroke handicap B Lim tS i n J? c Hoc •J Yard back-stroke handicap .Ladles, Mte Anme Yeo. Miss Mary Yeo. Time 73 GO Yards bacfc-str.ke handicap .Roys, Yen £r„T*' «s52 words
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Article73 1933-06-26 10 Russia, Krupps Schneider Interested. Istanbul. tr 2E? 4 Britam h alom? in net havin* ex--522 finanClal r faSSS Tur ke y during the past year Soviet RusaS a d the giant armament firms of German -n m r s o^\o^ n r C k h ev armS 1932>73 words
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Article389 1933-06-26 10 Yesterday's Friendly At Jalan Besar. THERE MM a good attendance m veaterday when Darul aSr up in the M-JKA. League beat 55* IT^' ahead of the oU W Th Chl^" 8 to **.lay*. aa alway, °ut t «—tu* 5 «ood. Aman. eCa«»im M n Sf S389 words
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Article162 1933-06-26 10 Decorations Conferred Bv Kinu Fuad. Alexandria. Three British police officer > have received K,ne Fu,d oi their sen Ices In connection alth the Campari against illicit drug trafficking c—mwn Colonel Baker sub-director of the Narcotics Bureau ths Order of Merit Ko id> Lieut. Colonel Naldrett-Jay. director of the162 words
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Article35 1933-06-26 10 Tht annual athletic MMti |M a, M Thursday Junt 29 Tncrc wui be r« to old ft gSl^Vyardt He!L 5? the B*s »J5 pm Heats for the 100 yards evert 235 words
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Article66 1933-06-26 10 London Lawn Tennis Championships. Reuter. London. June 24. A T the Queen* Club to-day. the L<,ui, uT«he Ul ra^ n£hiPS own, JEg?"' and StOoffin »x>th DOUBLES: Vine- ar.a O.e hiM ,An,.« and Kirbv and Fartju- u t LADIES SINGLES Mrs W X •UAA.i and Mr, Plttman% Briton VReuter. - 66 words
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Article31 1933-06-26 10 A Nr.::r. a:.,: I ul 8 r m Luiu»r Athleuc ard Mu>ical P»rt,. C B| O.un JW Kt- Kh Chlt 83:1 S3 S and Tcrfg Ho? Ann. Boon Anr.31 words
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Article42 1933-06-26 10 (ireiit New Arterial Road For I.S.S.R. T. i 1"» to be censtruct-d b?twi«n Mr**™ and Oorky .Nizhny-Novgorod. 00 Throughout its 2CB th road will hay 2 fcf JS? '«0 be about uri> ,p *t Plans have been »v.--.-. m k..42 words
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Article22 1933-06-26 10 Wealth Distributed To Red Indians. Brentford Ontark> Three days havr been spent distnbutin* J?. P«r' «..< the interc-t 01 s22 words
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Article51 1933-06-26 10 > clmg Passion Reaches Hollywood. Hollywood]. The pa-slon for ''uush-bik>*<!" ,«.1.■ SmLrZ !L of cychng s": ,eKs Mary Dun M >. knt. WuMarm Janet Uaynor damas-d lu£S inflUence 15 to have blondea." crashii i ii° W m f n into "Pl*tinum She wL 3gf h t5 a51 words
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Article67 1933-06-26 10 British Actor s View On Drama's Future. Ottawa. Amateur acUn|. thrcueh the Little Theatre movement. will be th. saving- of the Br SmJA to Rupert Harvey the been Vtatttn, Ofawa To Judge the Dominion Drama > «m? ,trikJn example of tho "am&tcv Pi Bensborough. the Got, mo--67 words
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Article53 1933-06-26 10 C anary C arried Home Unharmed. Sydney. A poiiceman-s Alsaiian aa< watchina mm man nr, t door clean cut his canarTcaL. and perched on o fence. The dojj d:t.<htd after it ban«H .w •ir. and sehvd the bird kaped lnto 1 He trotted bade with only the53 words
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Article51 1933-06-26 10 Scott's Victory Over Bourn. Reuter. •TOSS :1 A of »'>« Bourn 30. n tht MUtta ladies' pen ta k ins broih-r'Sn, was ""'""ted and 1905 Osnoi.d wan Amateur finalist ft bJJoutd' ntM?UB C T ltent -P th. tun: ato feu? no iU H 5« ■Ullllll ima,, upReuter. - 51 words
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Article89 1933-06-26 10 Ipoh Police Beat Kampar Police. •From o U r oun Correspondent., J*_**Jms\ Cup football defeated Kampar Police by 4—o in c h large attendance 6Cd Wtiu:r mm fan and Interesting T ere const thforce was impugnable 11 HALF-TIME ipch 1; Kampar 0. Play and S thr!? d89 words
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Article29 1933-06-26 10 t^";'N° ld Association tea, hart been fixed as followsMj Wiag Chca E N. Oehlcrs owe 4> Saturday: Teo Tina Ken* 15.4, v t. V Miller icwe 5).29 words
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Article25 1933-06-26 10 ra "re ;t s vfa SRC fixed to-morrow mm been nasi poned. and will be on a date *to arranged later. 0t25 words
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Article230 1933-06-26 10 ELIMINATED. Second Round. fame v.,,-,- 3Urpriaef the hU„d goif cham ij( <<-m.XH.uon was continue On Saturday, in t■ound Uhenrood B "•hen he disposed cf M. M Pat-rs '-d.. v. J. T in c.. tomm ncing at 2.45 10 M™£ Cf a;s °ciated clubs and their l~i [f230 words
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Advertisement5 1933-06-26 10 jfINGAPORt COLD Utoragf m iTi)5 words
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Article890 1933-06-26 11 Whitsun Heat. VISITORS REVEL IN FLAMING JUNE. (From Our Oun Correspondent.) London, June 7 ib> Ah Mail*. P IIEW v riaminn June has come P :n really sensational style, ard we are uusKini< in temperature- cf as n:uch as 17 •a tne shade. trcjn my own experler.ee.890 words
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Article196 1933-06-26 11 I-egal Adviser On Hesponsibility. -1 a mceung ot the Malaria Advlfcr nibm JZi 188,1 re, P°"*»o»ity 8 C .f ?P" eBUt< ral «*d by Dr After W,Bttt *»t—tin, of the Board. Uu« LZrJ JS! lhe chair man on behalf of Ad vis^ r to draf b?S?ĔS l the196 words
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Article506 1933-06-26 11 Surprise At Mildness Of Reception. DRrriSH Malaya" (London, for Jun, at- s "VT' f v ,he mild reeaptton in t;.i of sir Samuel Mni'i Report BI 7T STfy' *W the Malayan apers contauung information as to th MMpttM accorded-by the public in MalayaMafaja R<P n hl < "We506 words
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Article167 1933-06-26 11 A New Singapore Venture. is to have its own Agri-Horti-cultural exhibition in mid-August, following the annual exhibition of the Malayan AgriHurUeul Jural Exhibition in Kuala Lumpur at he Bank Holiday week-end. WnrM $U r lhC exhM,lu °n wlu the Great Tho moving spirit is Col. C L prior,167 words
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Article69 1933-06-26 11 Tokyo. T*■•• men w.,v carrying a coffin .lowly ttaongh the streets of Fukuchimachi .Japan, When the bottom of the coffin teH out ownto the- weight of its contents. The two nun took to th:ir heels. The coffin contained a large brorur bel! JM* they had stolen69 words
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Advertisement177 1933-06-26 11 I WTEWJfORLD SHOT] TO.NIOHT TALKIES TO-N.OHT REGINALD DEISNY in "MADAM SATAN" j| FREE ICE CREAM TO A LI, EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. •m* mmm m* mm mn-mt m» -n mm <mr- m-M mmm >m m youre looking like, your old self again! MfV co les "nt Quaker177 words
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Advertisement198 1933-06-26 11 j Race Hotrse Insurance j I lATI AT LOW RATES WITH I I ABSOLUTE SECURITY I Sime, Darby Co., Lid. •i INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. I WALLS that Reflect Good {JUDGMENT- fj'Vw j The rttJllrwiMlnti oi .1 material to bo used as a S I j wall covering are known to all.198 words
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Article, Illustration169 1933-06-26 12 HARflOt U iui LISiON. A M.JU.sion took plao. last night at ou«r-.r where lh Raub" was anchored The hn,,h v taimd damage launch ARRIVALS. Br V 4tW tons from Knantan 26--« tor Kuantan 28—G 26—6. for Batavtn 27—6 mmu9m m 26—6. for169 words
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Article133 1933-06-26 12 Singapore. Jure 26. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Ea!<t Wharf <Entrance Oate It Akita Maru 22. Main Wharf 'Entrance Oate 3> Ipoh 15: Shunko Maru 11 Kuala 8 Kala:;>: 7 Empire Dock Gat*- 21 CKf »f Evansvi le 30: Maron 32 HaguMa:u 34. Ocvihu Maru 37 Empire Dork Oate133 words
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Article79 1933-06-26 12 I at riotic Duties Can Again Be Performed." Berlin. The former Crown Princess Cecilie in an addre&i to the Kcemten Luiscnbund. a rigtv- woman's society, formerly ui.d.r tne Nationalist wing, acknowleJged iien link their supreme Itad.T •The Chancellor.- said the Crown Princess has our gratitude for the fact79 words
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Article93 1933-06-26 12 S.O.S.— FOR BEER! Liquor Lorries ith Receiving Sets. New York. nn^p r M 0r iff! W,U flUed hy wireless, annour.ces the head of a 1» cal brewery The brewery, which will soon be produc.n to full capacity hu a fleet of 100 t.«n-tcn 1-irte; each equipped with a short wave93 words
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Article65 1933-06-26 12 "Mr. Marathon" Starts 150 Mile Walk. Vienna. Michaei Vrrdcrb r. an unemflo/ed r^ullrur 8tvrll Ulk n hLs hj,r from Ora*. m Vle, 1# a distance ol about 150 miles Mr Marathon." to give him the title he ha* adopted, had to take a rest after the first65 words
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Article71 1933-06-26 12 IteMi from Batavia r\-!d P. Kmbang 8f aerctt*aae are expected at t!ie General fmm\ OOkM apere. at 2.3J pm. t -mor:ow. y-. rr Ch.na and Phihppi-• I-ic.r.cN by th "Gi pKi c due at Singapore to-mor.ow morning. l- .em Holl. nd a;d Ot-rma*. y by th«- -•> Si71 words
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Article187 1933-06-26 12 SELLING. Singapore, June 26. London 4 inui.ths' right 2 4 l-wiioon 3 mcnthv right 213 31^*2 London 60 days' sight 2i3 ***** Lordon 30 days' *ight 2 3 293 > London demand 07London T.T. 2 3 Lyons and Paris demand 9 8 Hamburg demand mm Ten demand 47187 words
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Article195 1933-06-26 12 Singapore. June 26. R «Siam. W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $114 R 'Sianr W Coast 2 «108 W■ B. Sfasm N. 1 $in Rice. B S:am N. 2 $n 2 Rue. Siam -Old" per koyan No. 1 $176 Rice. Siam "Old" No 2 $'54 Rice. Siam "Old" No195 words
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23 1933-06-26 12 AT THE CINEMAS. thieves I. 172?? 1 a ganK of Jewel. amusing as -Jack's the Boy23 words
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Article112 1933-06-26 12 LUCk whicn a reason at the o rf rday S ne f ,he pro! Sgaire ,hat '"own in l -.red three times previously take th- i M Hi„ M and though formcrifnUns ble to SnniTwff SJS real comedia an cast a frf Jf r f112 words
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Article332 1933-06-26 12 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. JUNE 26 High Tide—1.26 p.m. Federal Council Meeting. KL. in am Common ial Cup Fo jt'u.ill po v ipr Besar: Matafield v. F and N. .w Fc-Jtball (frierdly), S.C.C v. R.A.. R.C.C TO-MORROW. JUNE 2} High Tide-x-o ?0332 words
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Article92 1933-06-26 12 ALHAMBRA.—James Dunn and Sally Eiltis in "Sailor's Luck." CAPITOL—-Letting ir. the Sunshine." featuring Albert Bui dun d Rcnce Gadd. EMPIRE Dcuble talkie feature: The Rider of Death Valley" and Undertow." GREAT WORLD.—Side shows. Cabaret, Malay opera. Chine, wayang<. lUent and talking films (Sky Taikie: Devils Lottery"; Sta* Talkie: "Resturrection."92 words
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Article44 1933-06-26 12 After middle age men divide into two classes, tlx- Dependent and the Independent. Your position is deter* mined not by what you have earned but by the amount you have saved. The easiest way to save is to consult the Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.44 words
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Advertisement154 1933-06-26 12 you m ?mwm about your choice of ivhisky should yen not be as careful about your smla-icaUr j MAKE IT AN f\ SODA ami fj<t fhf maximum of pleasure from your nteiipah. j THE CROWN CORK IS YOUR SAFEGUARD j AGAINST INFERIOR BRANDS. I FRASER HEAVE, Ltd. AERATED WATER SPECIALISTS.154 words
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Miscellaneous669 1933-06-26 12 [POSTAL INKLllgHCtl SINGAPORE MAILS LOSE. TO-DAY. Pontianak -Ih ub» 2 p m Chit a. Hainam. Japan, Kc-ea. F:vmosa a~d East Sibetla «Akita Maru> 2 p.m. Bra v. an. Ceylon. Egypt a <d U.3.A 'oihvrcyprcsM 3 pm TO-MORROW. S aiM (OBOOpI Lowe: BkUBl < Kuala 1 11 am wrung. Pema: gkat669 words
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Miscellaneous64 1933-06-26 12 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Last Testerday. Night Max. Bright Min. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Stations. D' g. F. Inches. Hours. Deg f A:or Star 89 1.66 8 1 73 Si iawan 93 Nil 10.3 T5 K. Trengganu Bukit Jonun 90 Nil 10.8 Malacca 85 Nil 7.3 T1 Singapore64 words
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Article681 1933-06-26 13 i he V.M.C.A. Repertory Players. W 1 i,:v lankly, w, or- nit |,Mr, tho 1 l*riri«3tal \v e u«v I to give ■omethi tj that ptopb ;it tht Ulkiet, ttntthliM w not Imi a mrriMrfil two- >'> h I.oiitiOFi or York lent w.nt to bore our681 words
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Article234 1933-06-26 13 Extensions To Singapore System. 'JSpa. f «-ty was rouiu?c;ii .i v P 8 the year 5 «6 sever r umber at the end cf V 1--. is proceeding cn the sewerin» if tn d xzs*&«*£ xi™* Sn 1933. when the [>„,,7 J in nn,U shouwt i^SS J uS234 words
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Article49 1933-06-26 13 Local Air.azons Separated IJy I'olice. (From Our Own Correspondent Johore, June 24. T ,v chinese *omea, one of thorn with w jc*CK€t torn, were char?pri n*itK 4 .,e p.** ss Panda:: C0U "»P«tor. fighting' arrested ,h en coun "oMly p"ow s .mf ar ach and le49 words
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Article217 1933-06-26 13 Drama On A London Sp< .dvvuv Track. ml».n. June 8. on the L(a BHAji Stailium, London, wHmmud one of IM mom\ \t,aordinary ineid<Mts in Ino history of sp«odwav racing last v.e-.k. W JM of the heats a speed wav •tii,- attach m 1 10 the Clapton team217 words
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Obituary197 1933-06-26 13 1 "rmer Rating Trainer To i ne King. sbdiwd/ tCHSSSJ? ,s C| was with him at Lie end. known. Kent. He be* r l £t Sme tn. m >lfe. and on r,Cenor «arly ln ••>•■■"< tl..t.race > U cTtmplc. hL, Vr t asmTu S U^ S197 words
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Article28 1933-06-26 13 Down Pencils! Schoolch.lcfr n mrmA Park Be: v b-caus". at ""IfWw mor tha n m »>• —riMrad -SK school Wf st e 'or a new ™KS',:sr«...28 words
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Article131 1933-06-26 13 Sleeping- Wife And Child Killed. (Tram Our Own Currrsvcndcntj Baala l urr.pur. Ju> c 24 A TR/Gr:ii 1::- Li PUuU a. H-3.J p.m. b t ~,v roof over the back tX$Jm o the M ond floor of T, hlCh '■;d b > a hi-, !.\mily collapsed. telm^/ 1131 words
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Article136 1933-06-26 13 Tribute At Perak State Council. (From Our Oun Corrcsjnndcnt.' Ipoh. June 24. daf Coun:il da> H.R .ho sultan pa.j a tribute to th, good mm* don- by th iate Raja Di Hilir. the oldest member of the Council. > t cf P?rak in tribute said it136 words
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Article52 1933-06-26 13 Educating Undertakers in Burial. Prague. Stat:- gTWibjJJBM and dad ta'-.s rs in Ciecho-Slovakia are to receive caurses cf i-e--tuiticn in the art of bur;: L This innovation is cic to complaints m mourners that th. fane i n,hps at ttemS d.d no, d: play imU\ liuUj mournful52 words
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Article358 1933-06-26 13 Tlw Royal Society's Summer School. (From Our Oa;n Correspondent./ London, Jane 12. and women from many eonntnea ol the Empire are to exchange dews and information about tail erial matters and to hear famous men speak about Empire questions -is summer. For the Royal Empire bociety358 words
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Advertisement281 1933-06-26 13 7 /N iJOTH LOOKING BETTER EVERY DAY. h i r fleet.d in hippy tfltfk* in •c fcr t mm is th? Of wo*. f uily sa «tying as these Vh a health his to*n b lev p*.r the suiet r iov ry U to imprcve the qu-.hty and the u-n281 words
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Advertisement27 1933-06-26 13 I "Milkmaid" Milk j Concentrated Creamy. i -SB?^ j CsS> j II ill i ALWAYS AT YOUR SERV/CE j The Whole Clock Round—The Whole Year Round. 127 words
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Miscellaneous410 1933-06-26 13 iM empire radio to-night. Hrilish Broadcasting Corporation. /NZ)M (INCLUDING BURMA, CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. FEDERATED MAI.AY STATES AND ADEN). f'om The Empire Trontmttter, Daventrf. England Va vl-r.gths: 25 28 aiyl 31J metre» ,.,d wave. g !m will be aid in the tran*m;-*i .n* U•r Indian lone. Announcements will be raadr »t410 words
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Article532 1933-06-26 14 Whitsun Meeting. BRITISH GAMES AT WHITE CITY. London, June 8. SPITE l bluffing sun. which Mazed unabated through the I Whitsun holidays, about 20,000 track j and Held enthusiasts turned out at the bite City Vadium on Whit Moni day to witness what mijrht well I>, tanned532 words
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Article95 1933-06-26 14 "■■HP P London: Girl Disciples Returning. Marseilles. He broken ln Loudon dunne July identity and demer announce hv pcs Hno ari on their r«» back to Enginnd from Amer.ca on boTd ill Anchor mm Britannia..' to mate IE? neoes.ary arrangement, for the sn^eeh brST STSS "Ld h oeen95 words
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Article41 1933-06-26 14 And Now She Has It At The Age Of 101. A «onun .t Oy. r ,uu h M mnm^S^ 1 Interested in dollUcs i,;. V' keenly «mbition to vote lK>r Wclon Now she has achieved it at th*41 words
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Article416 1933-06-26 14 Details Of Current Prices, Singapcre, June 23. MEAT. Bcvf. steak (round), katl 30 Beef. stew or curry, kati 25 PJrk. lean (1st quality), tatl 42 Pork, lean and fat (1st 'quality», kati 32 Mutton. Australian, lb. Fowl, kati 40 Hens (locally reared), katl 4> Ducks, each 5 g416 words
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Article81 1933-06-26 14 Czech Girl With Only One Passion. A prettr golden-haired «sirl ,h« 111 thin* for the thin** vho cares noand J» Pretty alone 8 arrived in India th. one thl„ E she UfftJ* s>he dofcs not powder h#.r f„„. moke, drink. danV RO to I ml 7" W lipstick81 words
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Article44 1933-06-26 14 Briand May Continue His World Pilgrimage. Paris. letters ffS5 l B "that w for ni and ,aS kfn s >™b°» of S« n? haT.?«« Z*2" 22 COUn,rv antJ the peaceful •We therefore ask that the peace «t.mn mmm an Armide Briand stamp44 words
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Article470 1933-06-26 14 Men Who Defied A French Army. Paris. rpwo youns men whose capture required I mL P oxpedhion on an extensive J >avo J" the dock at BaaUa (Corsica, recently, but their caso hrls been postponed mmm to a le S al point beta. raised at the last470 words
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Article215 1933-06-26 14 How Unemployed Are Helping Themselves. Chicago, VICTIMS ,1 unemployment here are g the public library virtually mZ mcnt bureau, I his on job. The Ame: an Library Association w a report hoar library o r ideas and informal J the unemployed citizen for new ki- o215 words
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Article212 1933-06-26 14 He Waggles His Ears And Ill-Doers Flee. Turin. Ras. a young North African lion has h"mTeu'SatCl;d?fn{0 T firm carriage-makers is h»iu most Italian houses the shop P- hi'?K Una a '«W ">»•' courtyard a„u run 01 tfcis yamFoJati Ca ihP i v' t DO Se slon of212 words
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Page 14 Advertisements
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Advertisement331 1933-06-26 14 I I Correct Time from your Electric Circuit s loo! Merely P'ue into nearest electrir '""<l. \o f urthpr rou r cr rr e atin;r No oilin- ~r rleaning. mutn i MBiQifft j 4 s/iop cr farto r y. I Th* ELECTRIC CLOGS Icr Supply. ORZAI PRId j rill. BORM.O331 words
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Advertisement64 1933-06-26 14 You can smoke D-n't let MMfctag destroy the attractive whiteness of y.mr teeth. Lucryl Tooth fuud.T winuiM al ttan of nicotine and ■tarns, and make:, teeth like pearls IM fa«fc rWdcr ckan s pSsbc «<nd disinfects. Pre Samples on receipt of 5 cents stamp from W O. Dreher Co.. lie.64 words
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Advertisement84 1933-06-26 14 —Aching Back? "VVIILN you feci overcome b> pains in the hack or kidneys, apply Sloan's Liniment quickly. V>u will instantly fed a healthy circulation of the blood, a soothing, healing warmth that drives the pain away. Soon you are a new man. Any kind of joint or muscle (j\ pain,84 words
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Article224 1933-06-26 15 Test CricVo* RAIN INTERRUPTS PLAY. Reuter. London, June 21. j \liDIXE won the toss to-day when Kngland met the West Indies in 1 r f I est at Lord's. Rai„ f e |l m j 9 a -m- but the wicket was t affected and the EnglandReuter. - 224 words
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Article47 1933-06-26 15 Police Eliminate Postal Team. (From Our Otcn Correspondent.) Malacca. June 24. surprisingly x^by^J^ 11 W In the last s-eond-round t£ ot~4 £l~ jrnmen. Inter-Depwtmental Footbai! a^m.vetifolTows: dr3W for the s mi-final resulted as Teachers v. Monopolies on June 27 Municipality v. Policc on June 3047 words
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Article159 1933-06-26 15 Canzoneri Loses His Title. Reuter. Chicago, June 24. gAUNEY Ross outpointed the holdw"houl their coats owing the T l crw for photographers, grinning. with f nuc,uatin fortunes P T of Punishment on both aides ThS" d .f cond were fast and ?urio£. Punches to the bodv end jaw'Reuter. - 159 words
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Article127 1933-06-26 15 Ft May Be Climbed »v v i'omcn! Tokyo. rt-T r£l Sanjogadake Mountain is "in k I m0,P ,han a thousand years r.o i.oman has b en allowed tj climb It Now the fears or 500.000 devotee, who conidcr that it would be sacr.lege for a worfan127 words
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Article74 1933-06-26 15 Ninth Son Of A Ninth Son. Belgrade. King Alexander of Yugo-Slavia was godfather when the fifttenih child of a humble peasant, K ib:k of Ruma. was christenod The child, which was nam d Pet*r Andria after two of the Royal Prince*. Is the ninth ton of Kut.k.74 words
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Article233 1933-06-26 15 I hree Of Them Are Doing Well. London. June 8 tby Air Mail). present cricket season is remarkable for tht number of footballers who have risen to prominence In the summer game. Already Jce Hulme. the match-winr.Uig Arsenal winger, talked about as a future England player. His233 words
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Article333 1933-06-26 15 Receive Severe Drubbing In London. London, June 1 tby Air Mail.» 1 Hallan Athletic team which came ut, VVhile c,t >' were given a thorough drubbing. winning only two out of eight events Disappointment was felt that Beccali, the Olympic 1.500 metres champion, and Toctti were not present333 words
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Article63 1933-06-26 15 Six Indies Every Year Says Scientist. Tokyo. Tokyo Is hinkUig— arcordiiw tn scientist «7 7 to a Japanese o<h.,vcen l-2(jth «iSca^i r it) told a mm o rn,,?4?, Ki sa- Es Mr. Ml jab:- says, however, that there is no danger of the city «inking below sea63 words
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Article139 1933-06-26 15 Importance Of The Course. Leaden. June 10. ral bad taUOU at ,h ir *****> consideration a report on 'he 10 held at ZSLTcJa, K. and an apphcatan by the 0 'w rtt^TrST 111 "hU as v r dis nre and a!so th-mltt-e were ~o o, L« raj an139 words
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Article292 1933-06-26 15 hung Hwa Pool's First Open Competition. becomlnt more and more 12f morC lac C::int ln Sin 3 ano-c w, s again indicated on Saturday at p a -nai nrst open coinprtiticn. A largt crcwd wa« presert. Including Mr. Tm* Lao. the Comal Cuneral. and Mrs. Ton* Lao. who292 words
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Article120 1933-06-26 15 Selangors Seven-Nil Victory. (From Our Otcn Correspondent.) Kuala Liunpur. June 24. Once again Negri Sembilar. went down to aewngor State in th?ir return soccer interSta e match played here to-day at the Stadium before a large crowd. Seiangor wen by seven clear goals. When these tw» States met120 words
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Article93 1933-06-26 15 During Funeral Oration Over Victim. Prague. ••Your murderer, perhaps, -unds among us at hte moment. He will not escape God s justice oecauae his conscience cannot mm him rest r t tk>n OVCT lhr gravo of murdered ™>tisek Kunupka. his friend. Ferde Zapletal blanched and shudde. <! ,k93 words
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Article517 1933-06-26 15 Athletic Sports On Saturday. JttE spacious playing ground adjoining the Kin* Edward VII Cottage, of Medicine was the scene of Wty happy function on Saturday afternoon. It marked the first annual ■UUfltk meeting of the College in 20 years. Favour*) by fine weather and with I517 words
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Article121 1933-06-26 15 Zaro Agha Seeks A Bride Not Over 75! f Istanbul. j Zaro Aj.Ha. raid to be the eldest man in the Surly S l contract his lcnth marrlags He wishes tc marry a -young" woman, that is. scmecne not more than 75 years old. Zaro who Is ncaring121 words
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Article71 1933-06-26 15 Sequel To Sir Henry's Italian Victory. Imperia duly). likefv ir^ 1 h CO,S an< Lord Shoes- ar w Sal h( ir shortl >' as a r «ult of Sir Henry Birkins success in the Tripoli Grand PJUL which bo* br-uyht £13.000 to six cuWs t Imperia who drew71 words
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Article70 1933-06-26 15 American Freshman's Surprise. MHville, Georgia. You have .seen the same thing in fum comedies but it actoa!!, happened to Mr. Drew miiLT 1,1 the wh River and m m d t0 be lo Suddenly the "I r" have a violent lurch the boat70 words
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Page 15 Advertisements
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Advertisement92 1933-06-26 15 LASALLE EXTENSION UNIVBIISITY BY MALAYAN TRANSLATION AND CORRESPONDENCE BUREAU REMOVED TO:-No. 9, ROBINSON ROAD (2nd Floor) SINGAPORE. AGENTS FOR S.S FM S DE L. SIAM. FRENCH INDO-CHINA. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS AND CHINA i Suo-Agents wanted for the atari territories. AX EMiiiR E PRODUCT BLENDED WITH THE GREATEST CARE lA N AXD92 words
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Advertisement204 1933-06-26 15 Protect your •a COMPLEXION OF YOUTH Against the tropical sun. Try our marvellous JAVA FACE LOTION and JAVA RICE FACE POWDER. Also ask to inspect our excellent 1 BUaH KRASHAIROiir m LION BRAND m tj* -s via LIM CO. North Bridge Red. D. T. LIM ft Co., mm 3513, North204 words
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Page 16 Advertisements
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Advertisement218 1933-06-26 16 W. HASSAN.j ELECTRICAL AND WATER I ON TRACTOR. ;J J7. Bwm Basal Road. SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electric li ii fans, motors, etc., and Water service, please write to the above address or 'Phone 3411. TO LET. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN RENT From Ist January, 1933. AT SIANG218 words
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Advertisement614 1933-06-26 16 sered TO LET. TO LET—76. Truro Road, from July 1 Apply 47, Truro Road. TO LET—3. Ramsgate Rd.. off Grove Rd close to Katong Park. Key to Inspect from Kebun 1. Ramsgate Road, or 3. Margate Road Particulars Tel. No. 3170. TO LET-July 1. 10. Newton Road, compound House. 4614 words
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Advertisement560 1933-06-26 16 j NOTICE OF REMOVAL. FAR EASTERN Ml s|( s( O OL 3 h are hereb: t! ut tnla i££ T5 5 to N Kirk T rr Dhoby Ohaut. on the 25 h June. i9? 3 ML R ANCIANO Principal NOTICE." THE MALAKA PINDA RI BRER ESTATES, LIMITED. NOTICE IS HEREBY560 words
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Advertisement279 1933-06-26 16 FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Four D. C. Linotype Motors, each \<> H.P., all in good working order. For further particulars write to the Manager, Malaya Tribune, 56 60 Anson Road. 1 MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF Valuable IraeboM land and pr:m:ses known as No. 109. H,, stre.t. Malacca m, ft. more or less279 words
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Advertisement390 1933-06-26 16 25 Cents Everywhere PASTE MALAYA TRIBUNE. 'PHONE 6171. ASCRIPTION RATES. W ARM IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including Mtffc. at office Postage Posttge or close (Loc al or tom-Ji residence. P. M .S.) Countries. Yearly $15.00 $2 i 00 t M Half-Yearly S 7.50 53 g2 Quarterly 3-75 y 5.25 J 82.390 words
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