The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 11 January 1926
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Title Section13 1926-01-11 1 Singapore Free Press 10 CENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S., MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1926. NO. 11,693.13 words
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Article294 1926-01-11 1 The award of the Arbitrator lo the Duff Development Co. has been telegraphed to the High Commissioner, «;tir London Correspondent says Page 8. The United States newspapers combine m ridiculing Mr. Hoover's tariff proposals m connection with foreign monopolies, such ay rubber Page 9. Further details of294 words
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Article1513 1926-01-11 1 The accused, Patrick Hauphy, went into the witness-box and was duly sworn. Just a> he was about to bepin his statement, JV strict Justice Murnihan interrupted him. "What did you say your namt was?'' said th. Justice. The accused was a very disreputable young tinker with red1,513 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement125 1926-01-11 1 SWALI-OW ARIELL'S MARIE BISCUITS RAFFLES HOTEL m No: 2920. SARKIES BROTHERS. Proprietors. 1 TUESDAY, THURSDAY SATURDAY Dinner Dance. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY FRIDAY The' Dansant, LEVINE-HOPKINS DANCE BAND. (X.B. Evening Dress essential for Dinner Dances.) GRILL ROOM. j y pkate, Lndrr the supervision of an Manager. expert European. _J i Published m125 words
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Advertisement202 1926-01-11 1 dOSSAdPS' =i \%w *-j *y vlw li ij/-%v i\a m m V: WJril3±3Li > j; V\^of|)^ TOIIET SQAPS I l^Rsfresning as a Sea Breeze t m j> WILLIAM GOSSAGE SONS LIMITED. -1 (Incorporated m England). The EUROPE HOTEL i i GRILL Specially imported poultry game now available, THE EUROPE HOTEL,202 words
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Advertisement157 1926-01-11 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Latest shipping on psjfjsf It, 12 and 13. This week's Pavilion programme Page 2. Trunks ;ind bjfcfl at John LiitK-V Page S. Madame Ktlvey's Rchool <»f dancing Pad 2. Milliner} just airiwd at Robinson's Pace 9. Notice of removal by Malayan Motors Pace 7. Jiniah Rubber Efltate* <livi(k-nd157 words
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Advertisement7 1926-01-11 1 WORLD RENOWNED SWALLOW ARIHTS. BISCIITS AND CAKES7 words
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Miscellaneous104 1926-01-11 1 THE WEEK. TfHcUiif. \2th. Hijrh Water. H.m a.m., '.«.st» p.m. Hu^by: Probables vs Po>sible>. Lodcc Zetland regain; %M p.m. Wed m i-'doy, I Hijrh Watt r. 9.S a.m., 10.47 p.m. M. M. homeward iiittil leavt's. Thursday. Wth. Hitfh Water, Mi a.m., lUI a.m. Total Eclipse of the Sun. 1.13 p.m.104 words
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Advertisement276 1926-01-11 2 Buy Best British Brushes. MERITOR. Tooth and Dental Plate Brushes. Every Brush Guaranteed. Stockists MEDICAL HALL LTD. Singapore. THE HAPPY VALLEY LTD. The Town Amusement CENTRE MALAY OPERA, CINEMA. SIDE SHOWS AMISEMENTS. MdmKELVEYS S( 'iiooi. OF *fr DANCING Privut< lessons I lai^^ latest r.all-r....v> y^ m \a lancimr. ■m^ (i276 words
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Advertisement278 1926-01-11 2 Victoria Theatre Friday and Saturday, Jan, 22nd. and 23rd.>r v AT 9.30 P.m/ DICK' NORTON presents. THE New Globe Trotters ENTIRELY NEW PRODUCTION DIRECT FROM ENGLAND. NEW SONGS. NEW DANCES, NEW SKETCHES, NEW COSTUMES AND SCENERY. Booking Opens at Little's on Saturday, .lan. 16th. PRICES $3. 2 and 1. COMING278 words
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Advertisement248 1926-01-11 2 From Saturday, 9th January, to Thursday ]ith AT THE -m. ALHAMBRA (Tan Cheng Kee Cs., Ltd., Proprietors.) In the Second Show at 9 p.m. i A United Artists' Production featuring The World's Sweetheart Mary Pickford m a role than m which she was never more appealing, m«m laughter vokinjr and248 words
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Article1070 1926-01-11 3 SHOCK TO THE GUARANTORS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Londjm, Dec. 10. f Although the announcement (Joes not com? as surprise ii is still a shock to the Guarantors ol ihe Wembley Exhibition to to told that owing to the loss of £1,581. 003 2s. Id. there1,070 words
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Article270 1926-01-11 3 Snow Thaw Drowns H>o Persons. Budapest. Dec. 28. Over a hundred persons were drowned a« the result of a sudden thaw of the heaviest BttOwfall m the Transylvatiian district. Thousands have been rendered homeless and hundreds are fitfhtinp for refuge on the trees and housetops. Others270 words
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Article56 1926-01-11 3 Arrival Aeroplanes at !)i«m Hum. i Calcutta, Dec 2">. Six aeroplanes arrived at Dum Dum yesterday after traversing 1.400 miles from Risalpnr. The object of the fliuht a loag Government free of interest for very ing cross-country fiifrht can be conducted and to test the condition and56 words
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Advertisement405 1926-01-11 3 fw SCRATCHING ltiy>NLY MAKES llßt IT WORSE Why Endure it -When you can Cure It, Just think what it must mean after such terrible itching, such burning torture, to have the skin cooled and soothed, the itch banished as if by magic. A few drops of D.D.D. Prescription, and you405 words
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Advertisement75 1926-01-11 3 USE: BRITISH TIMKEN Tapered Roller Bearings. Most Efficient Readily Adjustable. Every Roller Gauged Accurately to within m" I One-Twelvethousandth of an inch. y /L Sole Distributing Agents: Malayan Motors Agents m F.M.S. SINGAPORE. Messrs. WEARNE BROS., LTD.: Penang, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Malacca. WEARNE BROTHERS LIMITED, Proprietors. i dont argue. i75 words
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Article945 1926-01-11 4 MHAT OF THE TEST MATCHES? 1 hoosing the Selectors. London. Dec. 6. Whil^ Lfidwt folk m this country are watching wlih deep interest the weeding©ut process amongst Test aspirants m Australia tney pause to wonder if matters are moving m England by ways conducive to HMtM. There945 words
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Article546 1926-01-11 4 Problems of Prayer. Some stimulating answers are beginning to come m to the "Questionnaire" that has been addressed by the V.M.C.A. to their branches throughout the world m an effort to discover the elements m Christianity which to-day are most needed by growing boys as they face546 words
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Article148 1926-01-11 4 The welding of Renter'- Agency with the Pres* Association will probably convey I it: tit- to the general public. To them, of I Btse, the HUM Router is familiar enough, nu* few know much about the Press Association. ?he gutafl news-gathering and distributing organisation for the148 words
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Article132 1926-01-11 4 The discovery that oil extracted from tht fruit of Hyonocarpus, a little-known plant, cures leprosy, many not be followed by a revival of the herbalist's art, but should compel the medical fraternity to revive the neglected study of medicinal plants. It is known, for example, that some132 words
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Article955 1926-01-11 4 The debate which has been raging over a demand for the immediate abolition of Mr. Epstein's relief involved two questions, one of art, the other of conduct. There is evidently matter for endless discussion on the question of art: the question of conduct was urgent, and, put briefly,955 words
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Article481 1926-01-11 4 I Statement by Lord Hardinge. The Organization for the Maintenance of Supplies issues the following: statement: An impression prevails m some quarters that the Government scheme for securing necessary supplies and services during a general strike has made the voluntary Organization for the Maintenance of Supplies481 words
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Article253 1926-01-11 4 Romance of £3.000.000 Fortune. A remarkable mystery is mnmn ted with the fortune of itf.uOU.OOO left h\ n Australian to a relation m Poland reported by the correspondent of the Berliner Tageblatt at Lodz. Some time ago a man named Reich*, living m the suburbs of the253 words
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141 1926-01-11 4 Tost Office and a German lm«*n ion. The British Post Office is experimenting with German telegraphic apparatus, by means of which six separate messages can be sent over one wire at, it is claimed, a speed of 100 words a minute. At present six messages can141 words
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Article18 1926-01-11 4 What nobler war monument could he wished for than Waterloo Bridge? I). S. Mac Coll m Saturday Review.18 words
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Article1022 1926-01-11 4 You can depend upon petting your moneys full worth when you go to the Ring I big nights. There are fights within and its without. >ueueing up is not a fashionable habit m Blackfriars Road. Shoving is. [ot, bothered, bashed, crumpled, tossed, almost torn, I knew1,022 words
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389 1926-01-11 4 The Rubber Market London, 1^ The wheels of the rubbei are revolving at a pace 1,.. :arm bwU than that which caused showers of sparks on Monday and la*. Everyone was tkutki Urday to snatch at the res| few hours of breathings; From389 words
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Article142 1926-01-11 4 I was talking :-> a rum who makes v«/ >n.n>! f buys matt-rials an.l en i lu-apt'st mark*:. i>. The British public." h< shown at the elections tha* prepared i«. have a full \w tion for industry. They ha to sin- through the pan wfcP the LiU-ral^142 words
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Article49 1926-01-11 4 Over 150.000 Convictio''- l During the t\\v and a hall have elapsed since Prohibition fective, prosecutions m th»- 1 for breaches of the law hay. rvarf** 1.*>4.772 convictions, says a n by (he Department of Ju.^ of imprisonment totalling: l-*'° lave been imposed on 29.0 <i persons.49 words
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Article1105 1926-01-11 5 AM EXAMPLE OF WHAT TO AVOID. (By the late William Came). There is nothing more tedious than other people's dreams, and nothing harder to evade. Any person who has had a dream which seems unusual is instantly compelled to recount it, and the Ancient. Mariner himself had not a1,105 words
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Article537 1926-01-11 5 LONDON— CAPE TOWN. The King's Messenger, carrying despatches to the Commanders-in-Chief, was a familiar personage to all who travelled during the war by the naval train to Thurso, or by the Fleet Messenger from Tr.ranto to Malta. Perhaps a future war niay take place m other parts537 words
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Article120 1926-01-11 5 Major O. Har\ey to he Military Secretary. It is officially announced that the Rt. Hot Edward Wood Viceroy-Designate^ has pppointed Major Charles Offle Harvey. C.V.0.. C.H.E., M.< to be Military Secretary to the Viceroy m April next when \h assumes charge, and that he is retaining the120 words
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Article60 1926-01-11 5 \?w York has no justification for its claim to be the only port whiih provides tekphonic communication between the shore and iners arriving m the docks. When the liner Leviathan arrives at Southampton a telephone cable is immediately taken oil board, ami the ship's passonjrors are thus60 words
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Advertisement188 1926-01-11 5 j: The World Famous Italian BIANCHI CARS 1 The car that has been selected by the Royal family of s Italy for over 30 years. Each car built to order, 4 uheel brakes, balloon tyre overhead valves, ad- J justable shock absorbers etc., Can be Obtained Throughout i Malaya. 5j188 words
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Advertisement230 1926-01-11 5 NOTICES. GOVERNMENT COMMERCIAL CLASSES AT RAFFLES INSTITUTION. Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-Keeping. 3 I FOUR STAGES IN EACH SUBJECT: Beginners, Elementary, Intermediate, Advanced. I Applications for enrolment should be made personally to the Superintendent at Raffles Institution on Tuesday, January > I 12th at 5 p.m. A good knowledge of English is230 words
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Article2462 1926-01-11 6 The river looked like a stream of oil flowing between the walls of dense, im- penetrable woods that fringed its banks. Now and again it eddied strongly and seemed to boil, as some great rock or snag peeped up menacingly. Then it flowed on again,2,462 words
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Article194 1926-01-11 6 IT\ dragging .i primitive iir.try of th which l- aloft tht Brtti romantic :l:irs.r>." ford t"n y« I :n-i oa fpj S..n>y if Alderley and Sir H.. cently. B<-th Chairman an.: g note which i> of nMSMOI Fel.ows < I the R< >... Sir Hugh194 words
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Article98 1926-01-11 6 PRISON FOR AN HEIR TO £500,000. HfIrMMM Who Tried M K« (airo. I»K i One of the most rvmarkal'l. history of moilern Egypt tnd< the conviction of "Count" He- heir to half a million ■OOBoV, tempted murder- «>f the jiMBB ■•< that he was not entitled t. iofcefi balance of98 words
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Advertisement278 1926-01-11 6 SEE THEM AT WHITEAWAYS iui^t»».'»i»»»i»n»»n»»»»ii»i»»;imnuiJ p.* jQ "VvTHITEXiAW" Bedstead J ONE OF WHITEAWAYS STANDARD VALUES S MALAYA'S BEST VALUE, THE w WHITELAW «-PART BEDSTEAD. BRASS BEDSTEADS. Pitted with 1-inch steel pUlai tubes, strong anple Iron frame, and ar.ti sagging spring mattress constructed of -avi jost receiTed a Wtm skipment of278 words
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Article2465 1926-01-11 7 The river looked like a stream of oil flowing between the walls of dense, impenetrable woods that fringed its banks. Now and again it eddied strongly and seemed to boil, as some great rock or snag peeped up menacingly. Then it flowed on again, resistlessly2,465 words
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Article214 1926-01-11 7 1 I primitive country of th which l- aloft thy li mails :t> r-omantic things." So wi te S ford lan y. i to mind as we ttaaley of Alderley an<i Sir Hj tha farewell lunt I. th Chairman an«i j; note which is of214 words
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96 1926-01-11 7 PRISON FOR AN HEIR TO £5000,000. afcypataa Who Tried la Xl .i,r... **> One c»f the most remarkal'K ir history of modern Egypt i-nd« the conviction of -Count" H< i heir to half a million pound-, tempted murder of the judir. ■■< that he was not entitled b hjj* balance96 words
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Advertisement287 1926-01-11 7 SEE THEM AT WHITEAWAYS Q ,Q Aa/TTTTEIaAW* y^^^yg bedstead ONE OF WHITEAWAYS STANDARD VALUES S S MALAYA'S BEST VALUE, THE w WHITELAW G-PART BEDSTEAD. BRASS BEDSTEADS. Pitted with l-indi steel pillai tubes itrong antit Iron frame, and anti sajr^in^r sprinsj mattress constructed ol ban josl reeeifed aen shipment I esc287 words
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Article386 1926-01-11 8 HOLLAND'S WOE. ANOTHER EXTENSION. [Reuters Service.! Amsterdam, Jan. 9. It is reported from Kampen, near Zwolle, that the river has inundated practically the entire triangle, Elburg— Kampen— Hattum, including many villages, and many refugees and cattle are being accommodated at Ka m pen. Even if the floods subside386 words
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Article76 1926-01-11 8 [British Radi* Ottcial Service]. Hugh*. Jan. H. The new British Orient kfawr, Atrano, mak( s her first voyage t<» Australia tomorrow. She is an oil drives rteamer <d 2«),oO(» tons, built Ity Vii-ktMs, and is thithird vt'ssi'i of her tonnage to bt delivered to thf Orient Company76 words
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Article575 1926-01-11 8 [British Radio— Official Service]. HuKby. Jan. H. It is announced m Italy that negotiations fot the funding of the Italian debt to Cicat Britain will bv'srin m London «.n Friday. Conversation.- will open m ;*n atmosphere favourable to the settlement The goodwill with which Great Britain will575 words
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Article79 1926-01-11 8 In lecture delivered before the Netherlands KoJoniaal Instituut. Di. A. A. L. Rutgers, Director of Agriculture and Commerce m NetberlandH India, stated that provided Urn price of robber did n-.t fall betow l*. pe» lh ll >' 11):1 tlH> nativt rruhrb r OVt|Ml m t v «> Nothcrland< Ka<t IndlM79 words
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Article436 1926-01-11 8 THE PRACTICAL RESULTS. •'Sowing Deep for Deferred Harvest." (Fron; Our Own Correspondent). Ijondon, Dec. 17. Now that the Wembley Exhibition has ied and the Malayan exhibit dispersed, •feed Mr. A. Caldecott exactly what, m opinion, had been the practical results the great efforts which had been made436 words
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Advertisement424 1926-01-11 8 BUSINESS CARDS, <" SPECIALITY J; < At REDFEARN'S > m HORSE REPOSITORY. ;j I' Leather Dress Cases. J AV ...V.V.V.VASVA%V.VV.VU%VW 1 f rka>e Send for the Illustrated .t.lflcue of Musical Instruments, o SEASON CO.. LTD. and 113. North Bridpe Road. 6&®" UNERALS? j >|\(i\PORE CASKET CO. ■■"XPERT UNDERTAKERS/ TELEPHONE 75.424 words
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Advertisement547 1926-01-11 8 NOTICES. JIM AH KIBBKR ESTATES, LIMITED. NOTICE is hereby given that the Directors have declared an Interim Dividend of ten cents per share payable on 30th January, 1926, to all shareholders on the Register on that date. NOTRE is also given that the transfer books of the above Company will547 words
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Advertisement985 1926-01-11 8 The Es ate of Fatimah binte Abdul lan bin Syed bin Marie, (deceased.) AUCTION SALE OF vaii 4RIF FREEHOID AND 999 YEARS LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES £m£J*r^**W AS NO. 52-4. RIVER VALLEY ROAD and NO 605, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE TOWN. To he held at our Sale-Room, No. 17. Raffles Place. OX985 words
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Miscellaneous53 1926-01-11 8 dyke. RNGLISI WKATHEK. [British Radio Official ServkeJ. Itugby, Jan. 9. The Thames at Windsor ha< fallen eijrht laches m the last twenty-four hours. The weather to-day was One owr Most ©f Earland, akhoaga thf outlook i« unsettled. Boaw raciac ttxtom and many dosMM of week-end football matches were cancelled OWiag53 words
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Article15 1926-01-11 9 ROSS. On the Slst December, t<> M,,y. mi ■>f R. V. Ra«b, Pakang, daughter.15 words
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Article43 1926-01-11 9 LOWSON MACIVER. Oa 7th January, at Si Andrew* Presbyterian ("hutch. Kuala Lampui <>> the I: R, D. t/hitehorii, M.A William, m>i of Mr and Mrs. Alexander Lowson, Kirrierauh t<» Agile Russell, daughter <■:' the* late Rer. H Maclver, MA., and of Mrs. Maelver, Edinburgh43 words
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814 1926-01-11 9 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, JANUARY 11,1926. Com ment of the Week. The United Stales i> letting itself pro on the iniquity of robber restriction, but thf Hooverites d«» not seem t<» be having it entirely their own way. Tiie fan is brought out that the tyre maker- are keenly alive814 words
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Article359 1926-01-11 9 Mi. C. H. Redway, of Kennedy, Borkil Mid bai returned to Ipoh from holi da) at Home. Mr. N. C. Reddish baa arrived m IVnauy from Sinvrap >r»> lor doty with Borneo i Motors Limited. Mr. I B. W.iv>. of the legal firm 4 \I« ■>>!•- .1. <;. Campbell and359 words
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Article155 1926-01-11 9 BEING CONSIDERED LOCALLY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Jan. 9. An officiaf repfy to an enquiry as to the award of tho Arbitrator to the Duff Development Company is to the effect that the award has l>een telegraphed to the Higrh Commissioner, and it may be assumed155 words
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399 1926-01-11 9 LABGBLY AYTBNDD HNKK\L The funeral of ih<- late Mr. K. C. Lewis which took place at the Bidadari Cemetny on Saturday afternoon, m lastly attended and bore ample te.-tinioiiy fes the popularity of th*' aßreased. The coffin waconveyed liy motor hearse from the (i«ii«.-ral399 words
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Article71 1926-01-11 9 Tfcc ivsult «>f tht- Ks>ay competition f »r 1925 has n»>w Ih^tj published. In (lass C". competitor* lia«l to writ* 1 on il) Sh«»u what part ndi oi the f illowinu took m Empire Building: !i\r, Kir Stamford RaffW'^ and Living rtonc. l)r CJi At Bri:i-b I'71 words
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Article29 1926-01-11 9 From the G— tral Deetrir <'«». than with eharaiag coleejved pfcetavM, ■hM Bead net be discarded when l!»2T NMM, The (K«;in Accident tad Guarantee < '<>. *«*Nd :i bridal rrarker.29 words
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Article148 1926-01-11 9 The World*! P«*Mtry Con^rr»'s< will he I<'1«1 m Iv<-nu' this (resr (v -i\\ Kpr\ J:* t«> Hay r Vv>m the !iix iMW <-i" Nati<»nal Savings f rrtiticatt's m 191ti to March 111. l^L 1 fMt^JMli li:iv<- htta invt-stod. tb«- numU i of t-iititicates U'inp TlM,!)!*."..!^ In the SupiXMiio Court on148 words
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Article404 1926-01-11 9 •HER HUSBAND'S HIFIT REsPv AT THE THEATRK XTEj It is quite a lonk time ir i,. audience was gfc«n >> much ju^*j* for hearty and continuous Inujrht^r company of amateur.* a.- w a > ttwSaturday ni K ht. when the S. r m h ers presented A. K.404 words
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108 1926-01-11 9 SINGAPORE AMATEUR DRAMATIC COMMITTEE. Tin- Sm?ap SC AmiuU W il runt*-. ,-.>n: fiiip!;tt<' prixluoinj:. 'iiiun, »noth«'r <»f tru ;> -'liar Gflfc >ii]|i\an i>pvras. Sim- proArtK" «»i thi> fiatun-. th«- Garni lieris nM| i >. Mi«-!s ha\f arrive! *r many <»M friend- ha\«- Th- ..mmitt««-. tln-n f U 1..H thf p?.H\.l.108 words
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Article60 1926-01-11 9 l-'rom tu-ni^rht. for M I'Mv.iion. |MIM U 1 Worry, mm 11 ollaWoratinu- with h'.:i *iM I J juoduoii.in i> th«- N"' AaM-n. who |i l.t-: I 1 4«0 lh>. and wvars si» j whuh 10 lh>. H- I of afte an«i according M more year- to60 words
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Article68 1926-01-11 9 On Saturday night < hinen w I J and seriously wounded b> a I j I wh.»m he did not see. H* 1 1 al.'tiir Merchant Road vtMi I fired and although a |>ol:«v I.ar. I went t<. the scene immediat. "'/tkl 1 th« rvp-Mt he68 words
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Advertisement117 1926-01-11 9 "Tf/f; CONNOISSEUR COMES TO CALDBECK'S" THE WELL KNOWN iS BRAND J| EXSHAW No 1 BRANDY CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO., LTD. liu-orporatttl m Shanghai SBNGANU. Kuala Lumpur. IVnanu. Ipoh and Klanu. y.\V.VA\VAVA\\\\V.V.V.V/.V,V.VAV.VASV.%V-V.V.V.V.V.V JUST ARRIVED jj I St. IVEL PALETHORPE'S PORK SAUSAGES I ij TRY SOME FOR BREAKFAST OR TIFFIN jj •j TO-MORROW—117 words
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Advertisement50 1926-01-11 9 Parf urns de Luxe I GOTY j Chypre Origan j Rose Jacqueminot I Paris \l Emeraude j| EAU DE COTY I to be had from all dealers Dupire Brothers. W.WAr.V.'.".VbVIVW.VAVW%%V ft msssjM&E^/EElg Sole Agents THE BORNEO COMPANY, LTD. Smgaprre, lYr.aim. Kuala l unipur. Ipnh. A lor Star and IVhik Abmm.50 words
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Article404 1926-01-11 10 POLITICAL OBJECT. I POLICE ENQUIRY. [Reuter's Service.] Budapest. Jan. 8. evidence at the police inquiry on Note affair, the military Roman x Bishop. Stefan Adravecz. admitted Yatm the objects inspiring the but dissociated himself therefrom he discovered what a:** proposed :».iopted mearv. There are now six 4404 words
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Article49 1926-01-11 10 [Reuter- Service.] K. .rr.i.i, Jan. 10. mt vandal has hern un- j rding to the newspapers. The *he Belg'M'U' detective force, ♦nquiring m (lermany into the a th >u-and dinar notes, disHicit pre-- at Bielefeld. The am the alletrvd counter•ry hi I i aWAected with the49 words
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Article61 1926-01-11 10 [Reuter's Service*] Berlin, Jan. 10. < enmrittee at th** Reichstag is the Democratic motion submitH» i ,_r before Christmas auhmj Federal Stan- to settle ruling prime- as they conrting to the courts. Kxtrer.i- i kclare that if the carried tS-y intend t > -übmit a awi i demanding61 words
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Article40 1926-01-11 10 tK- ;:> r > Service.] Bernard. Maine. Jan. 10. Un unprecedented m.*currence j tidal wave slowly j harhour dry and then slowly -hore. carrying with it fifty -•r craft. I was preceded by a deep rumbut there v\:. no earthquake.40 words
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Article393 1926-01-11 10 BEATING THE BUSH. TYRE TARIFF. [Reuters Service] Washington, Jan. 9. Mr. Hui: introduced a Bill m the House of Representatives for the repeal of the 10 pec cent, tariff en rubber tyres. He declared: Tlk liepublican tariff and accompanying trade- restrictions invited the British rubber monopolj PRESIDENT'S393 words
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Article134 1926-01-11 10 [Router's Service.] Washington. Jan. 9. Th*. S; nat>- Judiciary Committee ha* be_"un invent iuution into tht affairs of th«> j Aluminium Company of America, of which Mr. MeOon b a prominent -hare-holder. with thr object of accing why no proceed" I ing< for contempt w*-rt- brought against j134 words
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Article193 1926-01-11 10 [Reuter's Service.] Washington. Jan. 9. The American Ambassador at Mexico City has formally protested against the retro-active features of the new Mexican anti-Alien Land Law. Mexico City, Jan. 9. The Department of Industry officially states that it intt nds to continue a policy of equity and fairm193 words
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Article42 1926-01-11 10 Sentence of 12 months rigorous imprisonment was passed on two Maeaos who were charged with robbery of a gold watch from a Chinese towkay m Emerald Hill Rd. recently. The complainant was m a rikish.i when the accused attacked and roblied him.42 words
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Article86 1926-01-11 10 ROW'S VACCINE. REMARKABLE EFFECTS. [Router's Service.] Bombay, Jan. 9. What is described as a new vaccine treatment for leprosy was demonstrated at the Indian Sou nee Congiess by an Indian, Dr. Row. President of the medical section, and memben of the Congress state that remarkable results have86 words
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Article105 1926-01-11 10 [Beuter'f Service.] Calcutta. Jan. 9. A specml tribunal has f Rind tre nine [Bengalis, who wi re arrested m connection with the discovery of a bomb factory m a suburb of Calcutta on N >v. loth., guilty. Three were sentenced to transportation for ten years, four to105 words
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Article184 1926-01-11 10 [Renter's Service]. London, Jan. 10. The Observer, commenting on the latest developments m China, opines that nothing has been seriously at fault with the spirit lof British policy, declared long ago. except that it sadly lagged behind the opportunities of making itself practically clear. The paper notes184 words
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Article164 1926-01-11 10 [British Radio -Official Service I. Kugby. Jan. f. Bel >!< an audience which ineludt i n targe number of well-known scholars :>n.! men of letter-, and specially invited p prestntativea of various educational anthnritie-. the Prime Minister, Mr. Stanley Baldwin, last night delivered his presidential addresf <-n "The164 words
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Article164 1926-01-11 10 [British RadU, Official Service]. llugby. Jan. N. A detailed analysis of the course of unemployment from July 11*2;> to October 11>2."» has been prepared by the Ministry of liabour. It shows a rapid improvement m the position between January and June 1t«24 and its subsequent, though more gradual, worsening164 words
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Article155 1926-01-11 10 [British Radio Official Service]. Rugby, Jan. 9. During the whole of the. past year, there ha?- been only one fatal passengers' acci- dent on the British railways. In reporting 1 this fact the Railway Gazette adds that even tHs solitary fatality wjuld probably not have occurred if155 words
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Article124 1926-01-11 10 [British Radio— Official Service]. Rugby, Jan. 8. The directors of the London and Northeastern Railway at a meeting to-day decided to place orders with a British firm for thirty three thousand tons of steel rails. This railway company recently announced all that its new contracts will stipulate that124 words
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Article98 1926-01-11 10 [British Radio— Official Service]. Knghf\ Jan. 9. Mr. Lloyd George returned to London this i i afternoon from his holiday m Italy and immediately visited the Nursing Home j j where his daughter, Miss Megan, is re- i ported to-day to be making excellent progress after her operation98 words
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Article75 1926-01-11 10 [British Radio Official Service]. Kujfby. Jan. 9. The rime*- trade correspondent, m a I review of British industries, says that reporti from tbe chief industrial districts indicate no weakening >f the more confident lone that ha< been m evidence of late. This is particularly true of the iron75 words
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Article67 1926-01-11 10 [British Radio— Official Service]. Rugby, Jan. 8. The revival of issuing of Colonial loans an begun and two loans fur Australian States have been underwritten to-day. One is of two and half millions sterling for Queensland and the other is of amount of i'l,Soo,oo<> sterling for South Australia.67 words
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Article63 1926-01-11 10 [Renter*! Service. l Athens, Jan. S/ The Yugoslavian Minister has informed trc Foifeigß Minister that Yupo-slavia is prepared to agree to ihe conclusion of a Balkan Security Pact and Arbitration Treaty, on the lines of the I^ocarno Agreement, but m order to ensure the success of Midi63 words
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Article160 1926-01-11 10 Oremonial Openinjj. Tilt' first Session of Assi/.es of the year will open on Tuesday morning before the Acting Chief Justice, Mr. P. J. Sproule. As was the case at the opening of the First Assizes last year the judges will attend a special service at the Cathedral160 words
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Article21 1926-01-11 10 Mr. S. K. Wong: is leaving for Hongkong a^ain shortly and on his return he will proceed to Europe m May.21 words
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Advertisement247 1926-01-11 10 New Shipment /"^S^ Millinery J9d Just Arrived i. J*^ Ladies' White j Ribbon Hats 4^ READY TO WEAR fl li m black, white and V^ B Coloured Sports V Hats. Children's White Semi-Trimmed Straw Hats. ROBINSON*&Co.,Ltd. (Incorporated m the S.S.) Raffles Place. SINGAPORE. Where will they lead Just a crow247 words
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Advertisement775 1926-01-11 11 BLUE FUNNEL LINE REGULAR SERVICES TO:— tONDON. AMSTERDAM. ROTTERD A M ANTWERP^HAMBURG BREMEN. GENOA. MARSEILLES. LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOWMARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. Taking cargo on through Bills of Lading for all Overland Point-. WEEKLY SERVICB^-LONnON AND N. max^ Aa^ wm9m ATREUS London, Rotterdam, md Hamburg l n P° rt THESEUS775 words
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Advertisement521 1926-01-11 11 blierman bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND.) U ELLERMAN" LINE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICES UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL. FREIGHT SERVICE s.s. CITY OF STOCKHOLM Marseilles, London, Rotterdam and Hamburg Jan. 2\ s.s. KIOTO Havre, London, Rotterdam and Hamburg Dec. 28 PASSENGER SERVICE. MARSEILLES, LONDON,521 words
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Advertisement602 1926-01-11 11 P. O. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated m England.; MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO LONDON AND FAR BAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARDS FROM LONDON. HOMEWARDS. For China and Japan. For Marseilles. London and Aatvtri Tonnage. Singapore. Tonnage. Sin».».602 words
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Article541 1926-01-11 12 A MUNICIPALITY AT LAST? Committee of Inquiry. A meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board was held on Wednesday, when Mr. M. W. Miilingtcn, the Chairman, presided. The Chairman then, before introducing the next item on the agenda, read the following letter received from the Secretary541 words
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194 1926-01-11 12 PRICELESS JEWELS IN A Q UEEN'S TOMB. Woman Who Once Ruled The Sahara. Paris. Dec. 4. Queen Tinhanan. ruler of the Agageai people who once inhabited the mountainous region of the Sahara, has l>een discovered it Tamanmsset, m an immense tomb filled with jewels. The discovery has been made by194 words
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Article80 1926-01-11 12 Air Ministry's Intention. London, Dec. 30. Detail* of the proposed development of Hendon aerodrome as an aerial defence base far London show that it is the intention of the Air Ministry to station at the aero drome one regular and one special reserve and two auxiliary air80 words
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Article32 1926-01-11 12 Mr. F. C. Ebbels, manager of Juru Estate, P. W., who was operated on for appendicitis on Tuesday, is, we are glad to hear, going on quite well, says Wednesday's Straits Echo.32 words
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Article500 1926-01-11 12 Proposed Attemp. to Recover Hullion Th«- Germaa diving apparatus sent from Kit-1 by the firm of NeufVklt and Kuhnko t< hflp m the location of the lost submarine Ml il JH'injr kept m readiness for a further descent when the Navy have found anything to be500 words
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Advertisement223 1926-01-11 12 Singer Cars The Story of the Singer is always a Story of Satisfaction New Shipment Due Here Shortly De luxe 10 26 HP. 4 Seater Price $2,225 Book Now CYCLE AND CARRIAGE CO., LTD. Singapore. Penang. Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur and Malacca. j^S^j A REALREMEDY P S N REAL COUGH OR223 words
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Advertisement436 1926-01-11 12 The Wander-Working Zone of Kelvination i < i t" 1 iiiiiijijj^^f^^i ßMPßf' t^ttKf Bfril keep fresh for day Just a few degrees below the temperature up" until they almost fall apart at the of the ordinary ice-cooled refrigerator is a touch of the fork. Meats mellow apd accolder zone that436 words
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Article344 1926-01-11 13 Capt. Claude Waller, late of Kepong estate, has been appointed an aide-de-camp to the new Viceroy of India. The Japanese steamer Yamato Maru which struck a rock m the Banka Strait after midnight on Thursday, arrived m Singapore on Saturday and proceeded to dry dock for repairs. In344 words
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Article125 1926-01-11 13 TOKYO HA RBOUR PLAN. A cable from Tokyo to the Xanyo Xichij Nichi Shimbun States: Th- Harbour construction work of Tokyo Hay, which had been planned by the Home Department, was dropped when the Finance Department eliminated the appropriation for it m the budget for the next fiscal year. Consequently125 words
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Article151 1926-01-11 13 Relative t,, the I r .-akdown of the steamer West Rowa 2.(K)H miles at left, information has now beta received by the local agents thai tiu- vessel has reached Hakodate m safety, says r«-c nt Hon§> k<»nir paper. According to the report of the master. the WV>st151 words
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Article259 1926-01-11 13 The Shanghai Municipal ouneil has decided t.. boy from the British Admiralty two big motor launches capable (»f l>einp converted into lire floats at a wry small cost. The price of the launches, with range of spare parts, ii Tls. 1,750 each. According to259 words
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Article62 1926-01-11 13 A farther step following the acquisition at the I*, and 0. Wharf [a the mimlßMing <>f the entrance "Gate 7" and the liorthing: alongside <>f a useful but humble looking steamer with a big "X" on the funnel. "Icbabod" as the head tamby said when be brought out, ready for62 words
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Advertisement452 1926-01-11 13 Burns Philp Line (Incorporated m Australia). :O:— FOR SYDNEY, MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN, THURSDAY ISLAND AND BRISBANE. :O:— Regular monthly sailings by the well- kr own steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and MALABAR (4,512 tons). The s.s. MARELLA is the largest and finest steamer trading to Australia. Cabins H Die. single452 words
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Advertisement108 1926-01-11 13 NORDDEUTSCHER-LLOYD. (Incorporated m Germany). The undernoted are the Company'! intended fixture*. OUTWARDS. For 3ONGKOXG. SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. Doe Singapore. t FULDA Jan. 22 t DERFPUNGEB Feb. li< HOMEWARDS. For •.E.NOA. ANTWERP, HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. Due Singapore. LUDWIGSHAFEX Jan. 18 t COBLENZ Jan. 28 ANHALT Feb. 18 t Cabin and108 words
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Advertisement348 1926-01-11 13 SINGAPORE-NEW YORK SERVICE OF THE NEDERLAND STEAMSHIP COMPANY, "ROTTERDAM LLOYD" HOLLAND AMERICA LINE. Sailings on fixed dates via Suez to Xow York and Boston, f s.B. MADIOEN s.s. MADOERA due Cargo is also accepted to Philadelphia, Ha.timoro. and to I.S.A dian Inland Points on through Bills of Lading. For shipping348 words
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Advertisement324 1926-01-11 13 LLOYD TOIESTEVcTNAvTi (Incorporated m I HOMEWARD SAILINGS. Bi-monthly service for Knnfltf y and Trieste via ports taking '^x^ through Bills of Lmdirjr f r Fiaiu 1 Levant and Black Sea |»..rr> a !sc ports on the West Coa-- VIMINALF <M TRIKSTK ESQUILINO «.M OUTWARD SAILINGS FOR CHINA AND JAPi\ x324 words
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Miscellaneous600 1926-01-11 13 MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. Kuala Pahang, Pekan, Sungei Lembing and Kuantan (via Gemas and Jerantut) every Monday, Tuesday. Thursday and Friday 6 a.m. Bangkok every Thursday 6 a :i. Kota Tiaggi, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Taiping, Penang and Kedah 6 a.m. Kelantan every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday 6 p.m. Kota600 words
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Advertisement678 1926-01-11 14 O. S. K. Line. Ur r Hamburg Rotterdam. Arr \nrwerp. Bremen, via Colombo, M** and Port Said^ Atlas Maru p,- :.,r. 'ape Town, Santos, Rio, lb Jan 1T Buenos Aires via Colombo. f Manila Maru Feb peb and Bombay Indll Maru Jan f and Bombay via Penang f Borneo Maru678 words
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Advertisement469 1926-01-11 14 s^^^^^a£^3 a^s^Bß' Cr* <f tA fi^^^fc CC3t CdsE9^ .^BBB^g^fcjBKSW. J^^^aJßi^L^^^Sa^Bk ■B^ STEAMSHIP UNE =JSSL Round -the- World PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE *8 Days to BOSTON 41 Days to NEW YORK OILBURNERS. NO COAL DUST. NO CINDERS. ABBOLUTE CLBANLINBW. via Colombo, Port SaU, Alexandria, Naples, Genoa and Marseilles. From New York469 words
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Advertisement645 1926-01-11 14 KAWASAKI— ROOSEVELT LINE GENERAL AGENTS:— Kerr Steamship Co., Inc., 44, BEAVER STREET, NEW YORK. (Incorporated m U.S.A.) REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA and BALTIMORE (via Suez) a.B. VENICE MARU <*"* Jan. 18 a.s. WALES MARU d J n 3fl For rates and other particulars apply:— GUTHRIE CO.,645 words
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1029 1926-01-11 15 REPORT OF THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FOR l«»2l. .Mr. G. N. Otm, Director of Education, prefaces his Report for 11*24. which we have just received, with the following remarks on some of the aims and difficulties of educational administration m this Co--1 ny:— The numbers an<i circumstances1,029 words
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Article456 1926-01-11 15 l.onflv limrMT PltCf m Terror. Aberdeen. Nov. 3A. If B*n Macdhui. the famous jK'ak m the Cairngorm mountain-, Scotland, haunted? Professor J. Norman Collie, K.R.S.. of London University, declared at the annual netting "i th- Cairgoini Club here, of which he II president, that there456 words
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Article766 1926-01-11 15 SEQUEL TO THEFT FROM ING ON CO Before Major C. Willson at the Hongkong Magistracy on Dee. 2% the two Russian women, Daria Sramoiloii and Tamars LoskooloflF, attain appeared <<n remand on a charge of the theft of four rolb of Ik. valued at $47."), from766 words
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Advertisement271 1926-01-11 15 DoctorsrfSpeaal y *^2^^7^ The finest of all j J^^-rZl*-.-* Scotch Whiskies. I >^§Kr Well matured, delight- I fully mellow and ab«o lutely pure. A quality Whisky imbued with the spirit of good fellowship. I I ft. McNOH V CO, LTD GU*<ow. fe«tuad m NATURE'S REMEDY Clements Tonic is Nature's greatest271 words
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Advertisement192 1926-01-11 15 "(s)e*re JW Happy Now--Dadfet%>lost his Liver" Db MORSE'S Jjl b^r Indian Room WJm 1 As good as you can S get the V Cigarette. L V. II A: H WILL?. BRISTOL L \l II In order to maintain good heal, h it is essential that a (rood I supply of192 words
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Article62 1926-01-11 16 January 9. Bank 4 m.s. 24 >/£ Bank demand 2|4 5-32 Private credits 3 m.s. 2 4 25-32 New York, demand 56 13-16 Credits 90 days |7% France, demand 1425 India, T. T. 131 Hongkong, demand p.c. I'rem. Yokohama, dem;m<! 129^4 Java, demand 140 Hangkok, demand 79% Bar Silver62 words
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Article135 1926-01-11 16 Janaary Tin Kid Tons |§Ji (iatnbie r 15.00 Pepper White Ts.oo Pepper Black 69.00 K!ake Tapioca t',.4.") Pearl Sajro Small 8.25 c.pr-a lUi Copra Suadried 1141 opium, Benarei unt. 4.000 Rice, I.iariK Hin Chan Mark Red Back t New) 330 Rice, Siam old No. 1 3.10 Rice, R.mroon Bintan135 words
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Article33 1926-01-11 16 Singapore. .lan. i, 11.30 a.m. Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Spot and Jan. 1.46*4 1.47; Feb.-Mar. 1.40 MO I*.1 April-June 1 l.::u. London Quotation Sheet '■'.>. B»£d. Murk.-i. K.33 words
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Article424 1926-01-11 16 The X* w York correspondent of the Times tells us that maize is a ASCII fortunate commodity than rubber, as it secnu to have ss rapid the ban of Mr. Hoover** m w economic policy. Possibly th.' explanation i< that nUUBC i> piwduct oi tK> United State-424 words
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Article66 1926-01-11 16 Gardens. Ceylon. This tree yielded: X 11>. of dry rubber m 1909, X lb. of dry rubber m 1910, (57 lb. of dry rubber m 1911. 86 lb. of dry rubber m 1912, 68 lb. of dry rubber m 1913. In Aujrust, 1913, tapping was discontinued. The above figures speak66 words
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Article229 1926-01-11 16 ROSE MACPHAIL COS REPORT. (L. K. Macphail) *my a purr Jan. W. Rubber.— :ss. s' L .<J. ltyd. up. Load 1.46 Vs. Tin. i 27* ift. L'nchan*red. The market continues duli with business difficult to negotiate. kubbtrs. hang'kat Serdanirs weiv tak en at 10. Bassetts made l.tfO.229 words
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Article236 1926-01-11 16 l^mdon. Dec. Hi. M;:k«!>. -After (arlv \veakn« \ho French political i the aautotti etaa* ed tiit>', on the trade poftitfcm m Aawrfnl which promise t> improve steadily from ROW !i. Gaapar. 1- 'fj.iKi' <\ a- I k* i n tr a jrilt- .i investment at peaaeal priaea»mi236 words
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Article333 1926-01-11 16 An espnfi views on the subject aiv griven !>y a correspondent to the Financial Time* a> to the economic lift' of a rubber treo. In the recently published American iv|>ort on "The Plantation Rubber Industry m th«. Middle East," compiled by Mr. David M. Fi*rart.333 words
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Advertisement441 1926-01-11 16 Assets over $5,500,000. M (maaaaaaa Assurance m force over $19,000,000. THE GREAT EASTERN UTE ASSURANCE COMPANY LDHITEDInCOrporated StraitB Settlements) rhP rtlam hS^^d^^L? 01^ Sin «»P 0 LONDON OFFICE: 32 Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20,000 deported with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the British Life Assurance441 words
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Advertisement1405 1926-01-11 16 ERASER CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS. SATURDAY, JANUARY 9th., 1925. i rf C 2r2L£ brad e f? Bhow the iMae ™u t Marked.? 3rS UnleM oth BONING. Asam Kumbang **S S fi Je -K»han Tin 5 Jj x (i Kuchai PkJS ($1) lIS |--n Malayan Collieries (10) 10- m- X11,405 words
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Advertisement41 1926-01-11 16 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (Incorporate! ill England by Royal Charter A. D. 1710). FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINE Fidelity Guarantee— Administration Bonds Singap^e Representative -Messrs. BARLOW Co. Messrs. HARRISONS, BARKER CO., Ltd. v BARTERED BANK CHAMBERS (Ist floor) A GORDON LEE, Resident Manager.41 words
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Article628 1926-01-11 17 ENGLAND BEAT THE REST. A Fluctuating (iarae. England 19 pts: The ltest 16 pts. Although the sides were not representative. Wainwright, Thompson. Beville and Hoblyn heing absentees, the match on the Padang on Saturday betVOCa England and the Real contained plenty of interest. It m irame of fluctuating fortunes,628 words
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Article114 1926-01-11 17 MAC. IN WEST INDIES. Tourists' Mammoth Score. FReuter'c Service.l tornado*. Jan. 8. In the first Taot Mat< h against the Wrs* Indies the HX.C team had scored 2I)K Im five wickets at the daaj <»f play on th< first day. Holmes made O, Smith 73, and Hammond 100 not114 words
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Article88 1926-01-11 17 [Reuter's Service.] Melbourne. Jan. 9. Victoria defeated South Australia by 281 runs. Victoria 232 (Woodfull 97, Arthui Richardson three for 49>, and 604 (HendVv ."9. Ryder 9S. Woodfull 256, Ransford 55). South Australia replied with 462 (Victoi Richardson ."6, Rymill 124, Alexander W) and 87 Hendry88 words
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Article403 1926-01-11 17 FIRST DAY'S RESULTS. Some Big Dividends. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Jan. 9. t The weather was fine for the opening day of the races and there was a good attendance. The following were the results: Race I.— Star of A thole Red f earn) 8.2 1 Fop403 words
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Article466 1926-01-11 17 \\all.-\ Beats De Vera Those who witnessed the Walley I>e Vm MStttt at the Harpy Valley on Satur•iay night had little cauM- f«>r complaint. The fight went the full distance with Walley a popular winner. However, it MeMtd t^ntl the l<K-al boy was not m his BS«a] lighting •••ii'lition466 words
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Article848 1926-01-11 17 THE LIPTON CUP. The first of the long series of twelve races for the Lipton Cup was sailed off yesterday morning m strong squally weather, the big bodied boats having a day out, and capsizing all previous records. At Ifi a.m. Captain Flett started eleven boats over the usual848 words
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Article260 1926-01-11 17 A FEW F. A. CUP SURPRISES. TReuter's Service.l London, Jan. 9. The following are the results m the third round of the Football Association Tup played to-day: New Brighton 2, Wednesday L W'olverhampton 1, Arsenal L Derby 0. Portsmouth 0. Notts County 2, Leicester 0. Everton 1, Fulham260 words
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Article129 1926-01-11 17 The results contain one or two >urprises. Hrn Wednesday last by the aid tr« -«1 m thrw.* at New Brighton. We^t Ham were IsMVOf b—f n sf five Hear jroals against Spurp, while th«- Pint division lost another rtpreseatathne ta Lwds, who were h*at*n by 1 at MiddU'sbroutrh. \V..lvtThampton did129 words
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Article286 1926-01-11 17 Straits Echo - Straits Echo Monday, -lan. nth. Dr. Smith and Webb v-. Nicoll and I»r. Murison. MrM(ir\i.m: Our Kuala Lumpor friondi have Uvn a>kinjr th«* question. "Shall M hay. I Municipality?" The answer is Ml unanij mom: though dissatisfaction with tht existing state of affairs has been v286 words
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Article28 1926-01-11 17 Orders for Week Ending 15th Jan. 1926. Monday 11th. Executive Committee Meeting Bull p.m. Wednesday 13th. Officers and S.P.L/s Meeting ."> p.m. FRANK C. SANDS, Commissioner.28 words
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Advertisement275 1926-01-11 17 HIS MASTER'S VOICE I RECORDS FEATURE H 5 The Greatest Artistes I > and 1 The Finest Recording. j S They stand supreme as reproductions „f th 1 I; World's Finest Music. 1 Our Demonstration Rooms are at your Service I MOUTRIE CO LTD I f (Irc«irpo-ated m Honj>kontr J275 words
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