Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 17 May 1932, Afternoon Edition
1932-05-17
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Title Section14 1932-05-17 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE No. 113. VOL. LXXXX. TUESDAY, 17th MAY, 1932. GRATIS.14 words
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Advertisement84 1932-05-17 1 i EVERYTHING i ADVERTISED t IN THIS I EDITION •3 I BRITISH. j I I I Ipritcha-rd’sl I As Penang’s leading retail House PRITCHARD’S I have done much to further the “BUY BRITISH” g S campaign. |< Their GROCERY COLD STORAGE I J DEPARTMENTS carry EMPIRE GOODS of every description.84 words
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Advertisement13 1932-05-17 1 I SPECIAL I f EMPIRE i f i i EDITION. I u 113 words
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Advertisement138 1932-05-17 2 ss I■J I I W H IMr V w im R IS fflrH R II fWI f ch HH IP 'IIEm OH? IRb SB wHsl fRII «W”" ww IRB B® lUfi R|p RR Rl WPI IR s s Ms SpS ®3 IM KR ill MS OS ;< bM M W138 words
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Article1312 1932-05-17 3 Across the World mHE distance from Singapore to I Penang is only a littte over 500 1 miles. Almost the whole of this ~„irney was done over perfect bitumen roads which are splendidly sign posted, m d the traffic control carried out by M day1,312 words
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Article1094 1932-05-17 3 THE MARKET SENSED Minute Final Inspections France, the first country in ‘he world to boost’the fabric body, was also the first country to sound its death-knell; and it was only proper that Great Britain should have “sensed the market” and have jumped in at the psychological1,094 words
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Article808 1932-05-17 3 UP TO FRASER S H LL Big Climb In Middle Gear At 7.30 on a lovely cool morning we leave our little bungalow to revisit Fraser’s Hill. It is a far cry from our present home on the alluvial flats of Selangor, one mile from808 words
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Article1096 1932-05-17 3 AN AUSTIN 7 The Design of a Genius BY writing about cars, trying cars, and owning, different makes of car for twenty-five years, one becomes very knowledgeable about their inner working and qualities. You hear opinions expressed about cats by comparatively new motorists1,096 words
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Advertisement288 1932-05-17 4 K. •>•_. !>- ♦ji.irzziiZTr*" ■fex= =wc r A “SIGNAL” SUCCESS «Z -■».<,.£■'• “SIGNAL” BRAND BRITISH EMPIRE PRODUCTS. I Y" f' >' “SIGNAL" BRAND ENGLISH JAMS “SIGNAL” BRAND ENGLISH FRUIi SQUASHES “SIGNAL” BRAND ENGLISH CANNED FRUITS “SIGNAL” BRAND ENGLISH MIXED PICKLES “SIGNAL” BRAND ENGLISH CANNED PEAS “SIGNAL” BRAND AUSTRALIAN CANNED FRUITS288 words
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1746 1932-05-17 5 Joseph Travers and Sons Oldest Firm Trading Uninterruptedly in the City of London A Small Beginning ft has Itet'ii claimed fur Joseph Travers and Sone that they a»e the oldest house trading uninterruptedly in the City of, London. The business is believed to1,746 words
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Article182 1932-05-17 5 JOSEPH TRAVERS AND SONS’ PROGRESS Increased net earnings are shown in the annual report of Joseph Travers and Sons, wholesale grocers, tea dealers, and wine and spirit merchants, to Jan, 30 last. Trading profit was £67,052, compared with £45,234. After crediting miscellaneous receipts of £2.455 (against £5,372) and182 words
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Advertisement9 1932-05-17 5 Signal Brand Is British Aylnv n Soups For Purity—British9 words
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Advertisement5 1932-05-17 5 Wl'lard’s Chocolates— Best and British5 words
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Advertisement22 1932-05-17 5 A WARNING! DON’T BE WEAK THIS WEEK BUT BUY BRITISH Signal Brand Means British and Best I Always Have a Worthington— British22 words
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Advertisement64 1932-05-17 5 \BUY BRITISH GOODS V The Ronco Diary B WHf' I > v eveirytohng V you nee® i •w WBL W■l m i It 'vZb-: offuce ALL J&k WA KOHiEO TOWCTS' ake w ENTIRELY i MaiMiilfaciiOT®dl aft KONEO WOKKS, 7 7 I STEEL ALL BRITISH MODERN office EQUIPMENT e Head Office64 words
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Advertisement80 1932-05-17 6 ■> —W-T—. r ■-■tii-B. I lTT r ™———U—^L^,—' < ■-'■•> </<,■., -f. 1'- v*. < 1 r BUY EMPIRE PRODUCTS E. u/-> v <N; 7 d <>'>■--< J-‘.‘ x r ‘'V I 71 *r i f Ihvz 7 tOOK FOR THE '7 RED HAND MLSDPP'S BEER I (Brewed and Bottled80 words
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Article592 1932-05-17 7 A FEW FACTS > Barley Sorted And "Screened” t Allsopi’i ii well-known throughout the World m the British Beer ud b few feote about the process of its menufeoture would we ere Bare, be Interesting to »11 lowers of beer. Since all Beers and Alee are malt ‘«toon”592 words
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Article234 1932-05-17 7 ESTABLISHED IN 1864 Unique Position In Far East The history of the famous business of Oaldbeck MacGregor and Oo dates back to 1864, when It was established in Shanghai under the title of George Smith and 00. In 1882 Mosers E J. Oaldbeck and J. Mao234 words
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Article108 1932-05-17 7 CARE IN MANUFACTURE "IXL” Products contain nothing but the beat and freshest of prime Tasmanian fruits and pure refined cane sugar. Tas manlan fruits are known the world over for their excellent flavour, and this flavour Is naturally communicated to our manufactured products. In108 words
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Article231 1932-05-17 7 MADE FROM FINEST EMPIRE PRODUCE The first thirst after a long day In the open, a gruelling set at tennis, or violent exertion this thirst—a searing thirst—des sends upon one All is forgotten save an urgent wish to get rid of it. This is where the hardened231 words
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Article177 1932-05-17 7 BUY B ’ITISH AND FEEL PnOUD OF IT For centuriee the Frenchmen Datchmen, Russians and Germans have had the monopoly of the 8»le of Liqueurs in this old country of ours, not because these could not be produced here equally well, but because we imagined that nothing of this177 words
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Advertisement96 1932-05-17 7 > w* T X 7 I F. O. BOOK YOUR BARANG I and BY BRITISH BOTTOMS. J BRITISH INDIA I COMPANIES. zx t I t BOT DDTTTQTT jjKl 1 Ibn I I t fi >k s 0 m I ALL VESSELS h Winr™ ©TOM’ ovfr ß t A he woiin96 words
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Advertisement53 1932-05-17 8 I BUY BRITISH. I At J V 'jh < JIL Lal x I <£?s!? i i ui "4 q I COIFS’ I f ONLY BRITISH MATERIALS I g USED IN OUR PRODUCTS I I PiuV ,7Jii H TLGM: PENRAD. ’PHONE 1484 w r(jOrtESA,7& v*<^riWK r fill II w zx I53 words
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Article850 1932-05-17 9 UNITED ENGINEERS LTD. Complete Dredges Designed and Completed TRANSPORT TIME SAVED I’how who are fetnlll»» with the Iron end toil cantos at home, and who have had a s’impae into the workshops where these In* instrisa are carried out oannot fall to have 'wn impressed with850 words
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507 1932-05-17 9 SIR W. G. ARMSTRONGWHITWORTH CO. EARLY HISTORY Wide Field of Activity The firm of Sir W. G. Armstrong Whitworth 4 Go., 1 td, whode interests now cover each a wide field of activity dates back to the early part of the 19uh century. The original founders. William George Armstrong born507 words
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Advertisement112 1932-05-17 9 >/S iK’V'''' '*M>.T fJt C Jfc tj Xr' j iA >CA C'% < v< X-D «s l iC- t&' &T w v x— w f VfWb '-3 I PfiTRiOTiSHI 1 T KDKDa9aUGfIBBBMSKx<JnaSBHB \J I BE I WJM <»> IMIII JI! B®»-1 'T? VOX f)Tj gSB Br x 3 fc# Me112 words
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Advertisement127 1932-05-17 10 4 MOTORING has set the pace DUNLOP has produced the /jF I TYRE JIF >dWß*Bw ''ffijl XZZX I I I jSw/j''AJ—? i/ &//S jfwA/ A wßw z jfe•.>*s h n JMF B 1 b *Xc3X JIIIf v i m < jsllliiF '*”'l FORT i I DUNLOP r Ktii n I127 words
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Article705 1932-05-17 11 When the National Government took over the reins last year one of its hist actions was to initiate a nation-wide campaign of self help. To the British people a stirring call was made, Mann facturers, merchants, retailers and householders were asked to buy British goods. No medium of705 words
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102 1932-05-17 11 Ihope that Empire Shopping Week which starts on the 18th of May may be a success from the point of view of all who take part in it whether as buyers or as sellers, and that Penang may derive the fullest benefit therefrom. May102 words
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Article433 1932-05-17 11 FROM MR. I. W. BRYANT. PRESIDENT OF THE MUNICIPAL COMMISSION OF GIORSE 10WN I congratulate the Proprietors of the Pinang Gazette on the enterprise shown in bringing out an Empire Edition on the occasion of Empire Shopping Week which extends from May, the 18th, to May,433 words
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104 1932-05-17 11 j wish the Empire Shopping Week all success in Malaya. 1 hope that it will encourage among the people inhabiting this peninsula a spirit of se’f-he p; that it will indicate to them ways and means of becoming more self-supporting, especially in104 words
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Article1282 1932-05-17 11 BIGGER MILEAGES Largest Factory in The Industry UNALTERED FR NCIPLES SOON after the war it was not unknown for a set of tyres to wear out in quite a short distance. Nowaday», given normal conditions, tyres will last for anything from ten to twenty thousand1,282 words
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Advertisement8 1932-05-17 11 D HELP BRITISH TRADE BU? BRITISH MADE. n8 words
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Advertisement8 1932-05-17 11 The Stand»rd by Which Tyree are Judged— Dunlops8 words
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Advertisement6 1932-05-17 11 As British as the Flag Dunlops6 words
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Advertisement191 1932-05-17 12 TRAVERSING THE WATtRM i M/it > CHINA NAVIGATinI fd TION Co., LTn s P I offer regular and freqS] ||B h 1 nations in Europe Nr] Mauritius, South Afrnl Burma> Borne s "4 In addition they have a J department which is prepared to 1J range to receive, ship, store,191 words
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Advertisement198 1932-05-17 13 ««MALAYA WORLD! Kg X InfITED, through their agencies of JialTS STEAMSHIP Co. LTD., te, I |>. SIAM STEAM NAVIGA- WtWfcC, |j. Co, LTD., and the SUN LINE ,Z<T %W lilies to a very wide range of destiAmerica, Ceylon, West Australia, Ipan, Ph ilippines, Indo-China, Siam, Etra and all ports of198 words
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Article, Illustration905 1932-05-17 14 Cow Gate Milk Food For Export. BRITISH AS THE FLAG. As very special care and supervision are avercised by Cow ami Gate, Ltd., in the manufacture and preparation for export of tho well known infant feeding pro. duet “Cowand Gate’’ Milk Food and their new introduction of more general application905 words
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943 1932-05-17 14 prevention of rickets By 'Dr. John Campbell Ph D of the New Health Society, London) Vitamin “D” is the main factor in infant dietary in the prevention of rickets. It is formed in nature by the action of the ultra violet rays of sunlight in943 words
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Article252 1932-05-17 14 Safety f a r t Expiry Date n Containers One of the many difficulties which confront the mother overseas is the uncertainty attaching to the age and condition of the various Infants Foods on sale. The risks with stale Foods, particularly Milk Foods, are intensified in252 words
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Article317 1932-05-17 14 IDBLICITY ENrEBPBPIi Cow and Gate Sound Film An exceedingly interesting -Foo.l > T hO „X. cribing in <letail the nrnn.f their well known I„ fant K eently bee,, B w lllroi Bl M Burma and Ce lon tlll firm of Cow and Gate I imited The317 words
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Advertisement32 1932-05-17 14 British Dog 1 Medicines For British Doge The Georgetown. British Dentlfr ces At the Georgetown Meritor Tooth Brushes Are Bri■ isn— The Georgetown. Yardley’s Lavender Watu Made from British Flowers— The Georgetown.32 words
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Advertisement23 1932-05-17 14 Orchid HalrCream(Made in England, The Georgetown, British Qualified Managers British Directors British Capital —The Georgetown BUYERS ARE BUILDIiKS BUY BRITISH AND BE SATISFIED23 words
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Advertisement118 1932-05-17 15 lIE-MfßlltlfnijaWßMMMr iDhr -T —MTM COW AND GATE FOOD I t < 5* f r < /’Z < Js. <p'.V /—I ?> VtL v r l mOJ p-^~~ fea>. I I BRITISH AS THE FUAG Made In Sunny Somerset AND Sept Direct T© P«pans 3 hink What This Means To Your118 words
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Article619 1932-05-17 16 MAILS TO THE EAST The Old Overland Route Fri m i‘? inception in 1837 the Peninenhr’and Oriental Susm Negation Company or pb it is more familiarly known the *‘P. rnd O.” have carried the Mails from that date to the present day. In January619 words
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Article908 1932-05-17 16 research makes for safety Blue Funnel’s Laboratories at LIVERPOOL The B us Fannel Line is un’que amorg stramship companies in the possession of its own Ecientific laboratorier. These, ins'ailed at the Liverpool offices, are well equipped to deal with the many problems on the solution of908 words
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Article867 1932-05-17 16 EUINESSLTKE STEAMERS Blue Funnel Feeder Services All visitors to Panang, Singapore or the smaller ports up and down the c ast of Malaya are familiar with the businesslike little steamers of the Straits Steamship Ojmrany, with their conspicuous half blue and half white funnels, their spotless decks867 words
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Article808 1932-05-17 16 MANSFIELD AND CO. Short History Of The Firm The firm of W. Mansfield C mpany, to give it the original name, was founded by Walter Mansfield, who came to Singapore in 1868. Hie family were ship builders of Teignmouth in Devon and he was In due808 words
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Article785 1932-05-17 16 An Exposure H.M.V.’s High Standard of Reproduction THE phrase “Mechanical Music,” in company with its even less agreeable companion ‘‘Canned Music,” s very familiar to-day. These are iphrases that need to be attacked as often and as vigorously as possible. “But,” you may ask, “can the785 words
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Advertisement8 1932-05-17 16 Passenger Agency for F.M S R —Mansfield s8 words
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Advertisement9 1932-05-17 16 Moutrle's For MuaieBrltlsh Instuments H. M.V. GramophoaesBritish and Best9 words
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Advertisement6 1932-05-17 16 Records by H. M, V,Britains Beet6 words
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Advertisement82 1932-05-17 17 A PRODUCT OF GREAT BRITAIN p F GA I I\ L 4 VI /A L <f i. WA BT WBT BBT /VIII >l\ I JL w JBL JBL JU 1 1 i I (WILTS UNITED DAIRIES LTD.) A t 100/o Pure and Wholesome I I The Cheapest and Best of82 words
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1025 1932-05-17 18 Mine Service Anything from a Bolt to a Dredge -Visit the Showrooms MESSRS. Wm. Jacks A Co. (Malays' l Ltd although only established In Malaya daring the last decade h»i risen rapidly to the forefront and is to day one of our leading merchants1,025 words
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Article339 1932-05-17 18 TWO WOHOS BRIHII £2a 000 B TRADE TO BHITAIH& THE EmS EVERYBODY’S DOING IT NOW I AND ALL BENEFIT WHEN the economic blizzard was at its height last October a litt] e band of optimists sitting i D a room in Queen Anne'g.gate, London launched339 words
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Advertisement12 1932-05-17 18 100% British And Proud Of It—Wm. Jaoha. importers Of British Goods-Wm. Jaohß.12 words
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Advertisement15 1932-05-17 18 Ransom’s For Your Lawns— British And Best. “Beware OT Imitation» Hall's Oiitemper I* B 4tieh.15 words
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Advertisement7 1932-05-17 18 BUY BRITISH AND BE PROUD OF IT7 words
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Miscellaneous83 1932-05-17 18 II I ZZZ~--. Nggggßßgi H MAJESTIC I Two Brilliant British Productions SPECIALLY SELECTED FOR Empire Shopping Week! -i Opening To-night! BRITISH AND DOMINIONS present SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE ’S Most Sensational SHERLOCK HOLMES Mystery Story f “THE i SPECKLED BAND” InUadtedl By Tw© Le&dlmg Stairs n I I Raymond Massey83 words
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Advertisement158 1932-05-17 19 1 J. /fl wSiPW/ iwMWr \Ti WO 7 'wk. -s* L<feM TOfiifeo i W«L *wl o jk I ALL BRITISH I s Ti I Holman Bros. V I Chatwood Safe Co. .JmtJl 1 PYRAMID veiing Porter y~A<g|L, m/ f Dicks I UadwoolCo. I C^tSA^ l ,>!! London Bros. L^f.. t158 words
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Article1266 1932-05-17 20 BRITISH VALUE Well Equipped and Comfortable The Morris Major Six a good example of what a British manufacturer can < ffer to-day in value. Here is a oar wet t quipped i oomtortable with enough power and speed for its class, and having a 6 cylinder1,266 words
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Article613 1932-05-17 20 ARMSTRONG SIDDELEY Silent Self Changing Gear Progress was never faster than it is to-day, and among things mechanical aothing is progressing qu cker than the motor car and aeroplane. In this race for perfection the naw Armstrong Sid ieley s x-sylinder cirs r- fleet the most613 words
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Article163 1932-05-17 20 TESTED UNDER SEVERE CONDITIONS Flat out in the burning heat of Sp sn B h highways; climbing the pastea of the Pyreneer; over the mist iw»pt billi of Wales through the bl z«rd« rf Central Europe. In the pot eighteen moolbi tbi W’zird has met and conquered the163 words
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Advertisement135 1932-05-17 20 qa. WEARNE’S THE BRITISH CAR AGENTS. MORRIS CAR Hillman and Humber Armstrong Siddeley Sunbeam Wolsley Rover Morris Commercial Vehicles Dennis Coinmerc al Vehicles Albion Commercial Vehicles Barford and Perkins Motor Kellers, dr HHlman.The Car Of The Moderns British Throughout Morris The Wheel Of The World- All British Buy British And135 words
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Advertisement591 1932-05-17 21 MRJF» BUY "S# I I EMPIRE PRODUCTS I iOJfflS GAIKS I fe R leAre Outstanding Examples of Englands w Advance to Capture tfe World's Automobile Markets 1| ss i WONDERFUL gSIljgQ ft JJil VALUE JSk UlgSiw A: <j. COWL «JinO LOON Hl Iwl MAJOR SALOON 52,100 IJ $2,350 ‘-> |lil591 words
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Article347 1932-05-17 22 SINGAPORE CO T D STORAGE Austalasia’s I argest Malayan Customer Of all looil trading companikS the sbovt iu proportion to its ttrnoves. is probably the staunchest supporter of Empire Produce, as the slogan BUY BRITISH ’has beer cl- srly adhrrrd to since its fornjeticn over r347 words
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1014 1932-05-17 22 All~British Company No Foreign Equipment in Office An Honoured Name In 1899, a small company headed by the then Mr. Charles Cheeis Wake field started the firm of C. C Wake field Co. With a small office in Cannon Street, London, and1,014 words
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Advertisement80 1932-05-17 22 —iniiiiiniiiiniiim nn ■anmiiiHiuii»» iilllll!IIIIII ’'rlililllllllllillllllllliiil ‘’l I NEWSPAPERS I ARE THE T I EMIPIKE'S SHOP WINDOWS THE PINING GAZETTE (Established 1833) THE OLDEST PAPER IN w> mw ...r: ■iiiiiiwrf MAKE YOUR ONLY WORDS WHEN PU HASING WEEK “Only British Goods Please’’ Don’t Fossilise But Castrolise An Old Empire Supporter-Cold Storage80 words
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Advertisement69 1932-05-17 23 UNIVERSAL I PROVISION STORES “WHERE YOUR MONEY GOES FARTHEST” COLD STORAGE SUPPLIES—GROCERIES WINES AND SPIRITS EVERYTHING FOR THE BRITISH HOUSEWIFE II I I HOURS OF BUSINESS Week Days 6a. m. to 7-30 p. m. II Sundays 6a. m. to Noon Holidays 6a. m. to 10 a. m. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE69 words
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