The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 16 July 1927
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Title Section13 1927-07-16 1 Singapore Free Press 10 CENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S., SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1927. NO. 12,15813 words
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Article234 1927-07-16 1 The Nanking Government has decided to scrap the Sino-Dutch Consular agreement and negotiate for a new one <I*age 11. American authorities in China view the new Nanking taxes in a veHy, serious light and think Shanghai trade will be ruined Page 11. At the Naval Conference Mr.234 words
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Article866 1927-07-16 1 Quicquui ayiait htnniiirs jinst,i ntt fur ray Libtllt Juvenal. The Topieist would like 1.1 bU farewell to the Bishop although he has not yet left Malaya. The Rt. Rev. Ferguson Davie has fought a foed iiirht in Malaya, ami at times it has had to he866 words
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Advertisement258 1927-07-16 1 WING LOONG K ,K MK.H (LASS TAILORING. gtv Cttt an<l Finish Guaranieed. 12, hk;h street. ißaffle^Jloteli i TO-NIGHT. Special Diner Dansant < at which 5 the following dances will be given Tango Fantaisie MISS MARY CLAVER I nnL* WM l J0 PEPSTEP < under direction of Miss Mura Smirnova. SAKE"258 words
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Advertisement143 1927-07-16 1 I r h<!/ff]UE&i 1 j l'll n n^xtOß^^^^w I V'^^^^^^^^^^^^B» P^y hand— One at a time UNIQUE 555 a LEAF ARDATH TOBACCO CO LTD LONDON j: The i jjEurope^lJ^ Hotel j J 'RENOWNED BY RECOMMENDATION." DANCING after-dinner every T> TTM T a J Tuesday, Thursday and r» j i o143 words
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Advertisement83 1927-07-16 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Lifebuoy soap for health— Page 20. Alhambra cinema programme Page 2. Roneo for steel office equipment Page 1. Our Cabaret at Victoria Theatre tonight Page 2. Surveys of cargo ex Kabinga and Gascoyne Page 16. The Minerva car is elegant, silent and powerful Page 4. The power of83 words
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Advertisement12 1927-07-16 1 WING LOONG THE RECOGNISED HOUSE for EUROPEAN TROPICAL SUITS. 32, HIGH STREET.12 words
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Miscellaneous191 1927-07-16 1 THE WEEK. Saturday, l&th. Hijrh Water, 11.58 a.m., 8.6, 11.14 p.m., 10.1. H. W. Malacca. 8.20 a.m., 7.4., 5.50 p.m. 6.8. Outward mail due. Cricket: S.C.C. Tournament. 8.8. and I. vs. Service?. Football: Singapore vs Malacca, Malaya Cup. Stadium. Div. 11. Fort Canning vs. Police. Stadium. New "Our Cabaret" Co.,191 words
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Article848 1927-07-16 2 TOWN WATER SUPPLY. (Ppoin Our Johore Correspondent.) Than*, are signs that the Township of Johore Bahru is steadily, if slowly, growing. A few years back, the supply of Water obtainable from the reservoir, about two miles out on the western side, was sufficient to cope with the demand.848 words
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Advertisement207 1927-07-16 2 THE HAPPY VALLEY CINEMA— SIDESHOWS— WAYANGS. THE UNION STAR OPERA CO. WAYANG PEK JEE TONG CHIA SOON (DAY AND NIGHT.) Mdm. Ia Kelvey's < "al laVom^|B. i^^^^W^ School of I DANCING For children and young A ladies in Character, Classical, Clog, Exhibition, Ballet and Toe Dancing. Private lessons in modern207 words
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Advertisement392 1927-07-16 2 Victoria Theatre TO-NIGHT. AND NIGHTLY AT 9^o CHARLES CHAMIER Presents THE NEW "OUR CABARET" A SERIES OF INTIMATE REVUES. TO-NIGHT. MONDAY, JULY 18th. "COCKTAILS." "SNAPPY." TUESDAY, JULY 19th. WEDNESDAY, JULY 20th. "TALLY HO!" "OUR CABARET." Farewell Performance, THURSDAY, JULY 25th. "POT POURRL" SUNDAY RECITAL JULY 24TH AT 9.30 P.M. BENNO392 words
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Advertisement334 1927-07-16 2 TO-NIGHT, POSITIVELY THE LAST NighT^ OF THE METRO-GOLD WYN-M A YKR SPF.CIAI Presenting: MARION DAVIES of "When Knighthood Was in Flower" fame. >a j one of the best known of English sta*re stars. A Picture adapt. Major's Novel b YOLANDA IN 11 REELS in which Marion Da vies reveals a334 words
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Article1207 1927-07-16 3 The General Election. A COALITION INEVITABLE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Dublin, June 14. Although the results of the General Election in the Fiee State are incomplete on dat^ of mailing this letter enough have been made known to show that the Gov eiHttent will have to effect1,207 words
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Article256 1927-07-16 3 PLUNGE IN QUABRY POOL, K'terhead. June Two convicts jrallanliy Ji*kf»»l fhoir \'\ve> to <lay in rescuing a fallow prilOMt frOM drowning in a deep, ftagmnt pool in Piter head Prison quarry. A squad of convicts \va- at work at I disused portion of the quarry,256 words
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Article148 1927-07-16 3 IVSII/lS FOR "KNEMV I Dlt.Kll.NhKS ONLY. Canton, Juiw 30. Mr. C < \\u, Iftakttr of Foreign Affairs, has waned the p»opan;amla barMm ugrainst the dauger of tieaiinir disturbances l»y the indiscriminat ive u*v of nrloaM which hold foreigners up rldleille. M«« taket pains to point out the go^immft148 words
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Advertisement195 1927-07-16 3 Z^* LAXO builds firm flesh, f{ (C I Pl ent y of strong bone, <\ ft an< a sound constitution. <( f( I* contains nothing what- S\ (C ever to harm baby or cause him <\ ft pain. That is why if Baby is fed (C on Glaxo he will195 words
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Advertisement108 1927-07-16 3 WILKINSON, HEY WOOD j^. AND CLARK RUSTICIDE BLACK BITUMINOUS PAINT. J For use on Galvanised Iron, Zinc and Steel. Rust resisting and withstands the action of Salt or Fresh Water, Chemical Fumes, Acid and p* Alkali. tj^ T) 4- 1 gS I* T I "Rnlr^Vip^y IRnllci 4 vsj JL C108 words
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Article338 1927-07-16 4 POLYTECHNIC REBUILDING SCHExME. In support of a £250,000 rebuilding scheme which is being undertaken by the Polytechnic Recent -street, a special appeal has been made to the motor industries for £15,000 for a new School of Motor Engineering and the development of the Motor Body338 words
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Article90 1927-07-16 4 An 18-year-old motor-cyclist, summoned at Enfield for not having an efficient silencer on his machine, said that, after being stopped, he sold his old motor-cycle and bought a new one. On the way home with the second machine he was again stopped and reported for a similar90 words
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Article16 1927-07-16 4 In the House of Commons during mail week Colonel Day asked the Home Secretary16 words
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Article883 1927-07-16 4 Methods of Saving Petrol and Wear. i SLACKNESS THAT COSTS SHILLINGS. by Major F. A. C Forbes-Leith, F.R.G.S. (Author of "By Car to India.") [FREE PRESS SPECIAL.} When the summer driving; season is at hand, a little advice regarding economy of any kind should be welcome.883 words
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Advertisement165 1927-07-16 4 IBSMSBSS M BBSS S SAB fl B B fl B S B__fl_B _B_B _B .B_ A-^^-^k-^^—^^—^^—tk—tLJ^J^Jk—tLJ^J^^^LJ^^f^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^t^J^^f^J^^/^^/^J^^^^^t^Jl^J^^t^^t^^f^J^J^J^^t^l^^J^J^^t^^f^J^^/^J^^f^^f^J^J^ A High Pressure and Balloon Tyres and Tubes 1 U"^\>JH f /BT BJ k. I Distributors CYCLE AND CARRIA(;E CO., (1926) LTD. Singapore. Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Ipoh, Malacca- BVfll V^bVJ flVak. flVfll Bk165 words
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Advertisement232 1927-07-16 4 TIIK line of Goodyear |L Motor Accessories and Repair Materials inelude such important pro- A TV i*p Plastei friction Tt»i>e. II 128—36 P A C X A R D Unmatched beauty HOSK privileged to view the Taj motor car architecture eight |TCtf* I Mahal instinctively term it the most no232 words
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Article537 1927-07-16 5 CONDITIONS FOR MOTORING. To meet the requirements of motorists who are now frequently trav?lling between Singapoi-e and the F.M.S. we have requested the Roads departments of the various States to forward to us, as «,ecasion offers, not;s relating to any special conditions affecting the reads in their537 words
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Article182 1927-07-16 5 An interesting scheme of Car purchase that shculd appeal to Overseas motorists returning to Great Britain for business oi on leave, has been evolved by Rootes, Ltd. of Devonshire House, Piccadilly, London, W.I, and is n<.w in full working. Under this it is possible to buy any182 words
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Article120 1927-07-16 5 Police Ordered to Grant A Taxicab Licence Mrs. Felicitas Fischer, after a fight lasting nearly a year, has just taken up her place on a Vienna cab-rank as th? first woman taxicab driver in Austria. The police refused to give her a licence when she first120 words
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354 1927-07-16 5 A very severe test to demonstrate the practical qualities of the modern car was recently carried out in New Zealand. The car used for the test was a new Oldsmobile Touring car. The test consisted of a nonstop run lasting six days and covering354 words
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Article199 1927-07-16 5 This episode began in the lounere of a! West End hotel. A retired naval man of; my acquaintance was spoken to by an Aus tralian who. after a while, said ho was j glad to talk to someone who had no "deal" i to offer him. He199 words
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266 1927-07-16 5 A case of considerable interest and importance for motorists was recently rie. elded in the Walsall County Court. A? the result of a side skid two cars HUM into collision and both parties claimed damapes from the other. The judge derided in favour266 words
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Article110 1927-07-16 5 VBO.OOO Motor-Cycle Orders From (irrmany Messrs. J. A. Prestwich, of Tottenham, London. X., have just si*rnc<! a contract to supply Germany with l»,000 m«»t< r-cycle enpines this year. Orders for accessories have also Ihhti placed in this country. The c mplete contract, amounting to more than £80,000,110 words
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Advertisement182 1927-07-16 5 I THE 14 40 H.P. I "Princeton" Tourer I VAUXHALL j: ENGLAND'S MOST EXHILARATING CAR I Performance that has Complete reliability, and aroused the unlimited thrilling power far in J» enthusiasm of motorists all excess of its official rating J over the world; beauty of these are some of the182 words
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Advertisement139 1927-07-16 5 (essd!\ ESS£X FOUR DOOR Kessexil 15™5l SEDAN ImotorsJ New Type New Colours N^s?XJ New Upholstery New Appointments. S This Sedan with four wide doors offer individuality and reliable transportation, ft 5 J has a new beauty of line distinction in its two tone colour effects and a 3 < richness139 words
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1357 1927-07-16 6 W.G. Quaife - W.G. Quaife. WHAT IS FAST CRICKET ji Is The Game Slow ■I PROOF THAT IT IS HOT. -By j" <Th<? Warwickshire Veteran, who played for England against Australia. l\ in 1899 and 1901.) > [FREE PRESS SPECIAL]. "Why is cricket slower than it used to1,357 words
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Article275 1927-07-16 6 CONDEMNED TO DEATH AND WINS.! i Manchester, June 9. Romance lies behind the success of Mr. A. R. Cox's three-yea r-old racehorse Pen- tire, in the Mark Price Handicap here today. His life was saved by thyroid eland treatment. His wealthy owner, who inherited the bulk of275 words
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Article53 1927-07-16 6 TOO KILOMETRES IN 4 HRS.. 45 MINS. 41 1-5 SEC. London, July 3. Lina (Mont Lhery). The French Motor Grand Prix race, over 600 kilometres, was won by Benoist in a Delage, the time being 4 hours, 45 mins. 41 1-5 sees. Delates also came53 words
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Article1097 1927-07-16 6 Pride of Carolina's Waterways. THE ONLY SALT-WATER THEATRE IN EXISTENCE. Joseph P. Watkins, Special Correspondent of the Free Press and the N.A.N.A Miles from home, a fisherman was overhauling his nets. A big run of shad was on and he was so absorbed in his work that1,097 words
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Article465 1927-07-16 6 A WOMAN PLAYER'S MEMORIES. Dress fashions for women lawn tennis players have undergone a complete and welcome change during the last ten or twelve years. Past champi, ns and well-known players at Wimbledon, who now wear the shortskirted sleeveless tunic for lawn tennis, can remember465 words
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Article38 1927-07-16 6 Mon Talisman Second. London, June 26. The following is the result of the Prix do Paris race: FITERARI i MON TALISMAN 2 FLAMANT 3 Sixteen ran.— Won by I*4 lengths; third 3 lengths away.38 words
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Article861 1927-07-16 6 P. D. B. Spence - P. D. B. Spence. FOREHAND DRIVE— HOW TO PERFECT n How to Improve Your Gamp THE MOST IMPORTANT STROKK by ■J (The South African Davis Cup Player). fc [FREE PRESS SPECIAL] I have seen many o«e-stroke players who have gained great reputations in the world of861 words
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Article372 1927-07-16 6 WALKING 12 TIMES ROUND A GOLF COURSE. A proposal to walk twelve times round a jj-olf course for a wauvr: The arrest of one of the parties to the wajfer on a charge of demanding money i by menaces: A happy ending, with the shaking372 words
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Article74 1927-07-16 6 Jookev Club mm it miKrciimmcnd;!) ion- J.iillilim. Mr. G— rg« .u.liu-. ti. is visiting London \n irrWP twceii the Anglo-Aw- 1 Ummnk Dcfmrtamrt* wW Monday the Jockey Ctalb ati-i CM Committee whn the introduction ti lation similar t. the MM carried out at I. .n-rhamp-He says74 words
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Article65 1927-07-16 6 Eton Iran wiih H'* The annual Mlteh bH and Kton was drawn. Sr Winchester and (for 1 wkt.» In Eton's inning < Ra.n fell nnd the Mfttcfc R.M.A. vs. HM.i M"' h |UaR.M.A. M I:V and iL In R.M.A.'s. first inninc--4 wickets for It, and P. f For the65 words
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Article1476 1927-07-16 7 The Banknote Robbery. NO NEWS YET. (From Our Own Correspondent). The big robbeiy of Siamese currency nocos continue! to be the topic of conversation, and up t the time of writing not a great deal has been accomplished as far as the public can gather towards solving1,476 words
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Article349 1927-07-16 7 REVIEW OF THE PROGRESS. The Race Course premises at Kuala Lumpur are rapidly assuming Exhibition characteristics. In all directions an army of workmen are erecting buildings for the housing of the many branches which constitute the Exhibition. The Importance of rU sections and the value of the349 words
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Advertisement368 1927-07-16 7 Menbimjs Foods Made from the purest milk of cows pastured in the home counties, the 'Allenburys* Foods are as easily digested as mother's milk. They are germ free and simply and quickly made by the addition of boiling water only. Fresh supplies, specially packed (or the tropics, are received each368 words
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Advertisement175 1927-07-16 7 y AMERICAN EVEREADY Every Time ni/nti Him this Flashlight Leads the World I Xhe modern American Eveready I is made and guaranteed by the l world's largest makers of flashlights and batteries. To them beI longs the credit for every impor* I tant improvement in flashlight I Ivllvj I The175 words
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Article477 1927-07-16 8 Loss of Signal Strength With Singapore. WIRE-MATTRESS AS AERIAL. Mr. Frederic J. Barnett, A.M.1.E.E., A.M.1.R.5.E., of the F.M.S. Railways, Kuala JLumpur, sends the Malay Mail the follow, ing account of recent tests made with highiYequency radio telegraphy: Tests were made during one night with "»AB of Johore,477 words
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Article440 1927-07-16 8 THE DIFFICULTY OF LACK OF FUNDS. Listeners-in may be interested to know the details of the breakdown which caused the shutting down of the Amateur Wireless Society's transmissions for several days at the end of last month. On Wednesday, June 29th., towards the end of the programme, a440 words
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Advertisement196 1927-07-16 8 FOR 1 TROPICAL CONDITIONS f CHAMPIONS PREDOMINATE I j: A trial set will speedily ji Convince You 5 5 i ll Obtainable from all Dealers and from the Distributors: jl ji MALAYAN MOTORS, LTD. SINGAPORE. J Vv.v.%v.v.v.v.v.y.v.v.v-v.v.v. ftwyvww wwwwwww ji BABIES lj NURSES C stands for the country I; I*196 words
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Advertisement162 1927-07-16 8 'Vhiolia OTTO SOAP /-;h Vinolia Co Ltd. A Bouquet of Roses in every laDiet. EVERYONE loves roses— their delicate. I ing fragrance is always appreciated and remembered. Millions of beautiful blooms are used annually to create the valuable CMCPCC which perfumes your Vinolia Otto Soap. But perfume is not everything;162 words
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Miscellaneous702 1927-07-16 8 NO EMPIRE RADIO YET. Delay in Building Short Wave Station. DOMINIONS ASK "WHY?" London. Disappointment is expressed at the announcement of the British Broadcasting Corporation that the shcrt-wave broadcasting station for transmission to the Dominions will take more than six months to luild, When the suggestion was first made that702 words
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Article553 1927-07-16 9 THE THIRTY YARDS RANGE CUP, Particulars are now out of the Malaya Command thirty yards range competition for the challenge cup presented by Major. General Sir Neil Malcolm, X.C.8., D.S.O. The platoon teams are to consist of platoon commander, one N.C.O. (Sergeant or Corporal ..only) and seven privates553 words
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Article175 1927-07-16 9 Motorists Her Customers. Picturesque descendants of the old butterwomen who used to plod to the nearest town and sell their butter, cheeses, eggs, and sometimes ve&etab.es, ha"v c s*. last found a new way oi reaching the public direct. Their market-places are the grass borders of the175 words
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Article69 1927-07-16 9 The Amateur Wireless Society announce that the following artists have been secured for their next transmission at 9.15 p.m. on Sunday next: Mrs. Robertson, Mr. Gordon Osborne, Capt. Stephen Groves, and Mr. J. Tryner. Mr. Tryner's violin solos will include; "Andante" from Mendellsohn's Concerts, "Berceuse" Antonio de69 words
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Advertisement407 1927-07-16 9 BUSINESS CARPS. fM^RTsETO^ jj E \MBER MANSIONS. 1\ rr.\ll\N MARBLE FLOORING TILES. i _uirod consignment of white USbfcS* X I. 18" and 2Car'- ArWy early to »vo,d d.,--appointment. Apply to 75-2 Prinsep Street. WREATHS, I S j,.,,,!, floral wreaths made to order gjfGAPORE CASKET CO. J Hli Selegie Rd. 3»407 words
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Advertisement629 1927-07-16 9 NOTICES. Under the Distinguished Patronage of Mrs. LEE CHOON GUAN, M.B.E. The Wales Party will stage NYAI DASIMA AT THE HAPPY VALLEY ON THURSDAY, JULY 21st. AND THURSDAY, JULY 28th., at 9 p.«n. IN AID OF THE GEYLANG METHODIST COILS' SCHOOL BUILDING FUND. booking at Messrs. Lat Pau Press, Ltd.,629 words
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Advertisement362 1927-07-16 9 KIKKO nun SOY I FAMOUS JAPANESE SAUCE I —^B*^s^fiM I ■KBWmV'I' IHii'i .^i^BM Delicious Taste! To BjJd more tasfe and nourishment to your food Try Kikko Man Soy famous Japanese soy —on your meats, fishes and vegetables Kikko Man S»y is prepared frern nourishing soy-bean, wheat and pure salt. Brewed362 words
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Advertisement208 1927-07-16 9 "A KcnaattV Ah— ja JJujm" j THSTALL a Kanaath liarinr Kminelafonr launch, fithirw Ir'trf tr*> or endacr— yoa will then uartn 1 fid whyKanaath Marine Eocinea lead the void. The moat economical marine epajoe built, Kenaatb gives the aHiat KERMATH AGFNTB: UNITBII KNGINBBMk SINGAPORE. id I I oai *^iiir n208 words
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Miscellaneous706 1927-07-16 9 CHURCH SERVICES. ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL. FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. 7.30 a.m. Litany. 7.15 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral) and Sermon. 9.15 a.m. Matins followed by Holy Communion. 4 p.m. The Catechism. 5.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH. 7 a.m. Holy Communion. During the following week ut the Cathedral. Monday.706 words
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434 1927-07-16 10 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SATURDAY. JULY 16, 1927. Mr. Amery on Smuggling. As far as Government itself is concerned it is evident a very much milder view is taken as regards the extent of rubber smuggling than that held by some of those who have been dealing with it lately. Mr.434 words
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Article585 1927-07-16 10 Mr. Bridgeman made a plain statement at the Geneva Naval Conference which, as far as we can see, supports his contention that Great Britain has gone farther than either the United States or Japan in stating exactly what strength she desires and the need for that strength.585 words
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Article534 1927-07-16 10 WOMAN SHOT ON HER DOORSTEP. A husband's evidence regarding the brutal murder of his wife, a Cantonese woman named Chiang Ah Yong, was recorded by the City Coroner, Mr. Hope Faulkner, yesterday. < The woman was shot by some Chinese gunmen while she was sitting on the534 words
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Article336 1927-07-16 10 To-night at 9.30 o'clock Channel's Company open their short season of intimate revues. The Company has been playing 1 in the principal Cities in India to big houses. The first revue is called "Cocktails." and a complete change of programme is promised nightly. Three of the artistes336 words
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Article34 1927-07-16 10 ACQUITTED Of Ml k|, Xl < (From Our Own Correspond^ iVnang, j ul Ramsamy, employed T.iii«inh», Bukit Mertajam, was a. M ii», ]JJ charged at the Alston n tL. h^ murdering his wife.34 words
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Article50 1927-07-16 10 Teh Kirn Cheow wa.s foun.l the murder of a Chines.- v Lane on May 13th. He wa- guilty of housebreaking an,) causing hurt to a woman arvi Omm robbery. He was sentent .j the first change and 10 y.-ar with 20 lashes of the i50 words
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Article41 1927-07-16 10 The wedding took plao Cathedral yesterday, th«- U< k nier officiating, ef Mi. B( Fouler, loco foreman F.M.S. Rathravi Miss Alee Elizabeth Stan- I The bride arrived on the R;» passengers attended thr honeymoon is beinjr spent in PeMMtt41 words
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Article308 1927-07-16 10 In connection with tin- rI too of the Straits Bottlement 'has addressed the t*< l l* v^ i I acting Colonial BoCfttory. Sir. I am directed by I refer auain t.> tin- mal.lu ment to provMo ipace foi h for MOtor »ai.- and ftlao to tl lOgoloiJon limiting308 words
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Article174 1927-07-16 10 We have received a Mf) programme and orders for tt» held in Penang from A«*. mL It is understood thai >» quarters of Malaya will be »r> (l< during this period, under Mm t* the Commissioner for Mala Ml Sands. M.B.K. An excellent ptofl been arranged for174 words
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Advertisement192 1927-07-16 10 "THE CONNOISSEUR COMES TO CALDBECK 'S" DRINK j BOLS S ■i j LIQUEURS 5 Sole Agents: > CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO., LTD. J 5 (Incorporated under the Companies' Ordinances of Hongkong) (Incorporated in Shanghai) Ji 5 SINGAPORE. j! > BY SPECIAL AFPOINTMENT > TO HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF SIAM. j?192 words
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Advertisement29 1927-07-16 10 PEARS Golden Glory FOR Golden Youth PURPLE TRIANGLE BASS THE BREW FOR THE TROPICS Sole Agents Adamson, Gilfillan Co., Ltd. H. B. Winter. Exclusive 6 Battery Rd. Tel. 188.29 words
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Advertisement7 1927-07-16 10 To-day's Feature. CRICKET AND M** TENNIS. -fag*7 words
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Article526 1927-07-16 11 ol k POSITION EXPLAINED. CtIISKB WmCULTWS. I E[Ri-uut's Service.] Geneva, July 14. ion of the Naval Conference db j M;. Bridges*** who thought t the inference was being mi .^representation in the of the British case and of ths idea of serious the various delegates. the delegates526 words
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Article297 1927-07-16 11 AMERICAN TRADE DANGER. MME. BORODIN'S RELEASE. [Reuters Far Eastern Service.] Shanghai, July 15. The United States Consul Mr. Cunningham who is Senior Consul, interviewed says that lacking instructions from Washington he is only able to file protests against the Nanking tax programme, "which will certainly paralyse foreign commerce297 words
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39 1927-07-16 11 Nanking July 15 A meeting of the Nationalist Treaty Revision Committee has decided that the Sino-Dutch Consular Agreement of 1911 be "scrapped" and that the Foreign Ministry should forthwith initiate negotiations with the Netherlands thereanent.39 words
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93 1927-07-16 11 Shanghai July IS, Wang Chuntr Hui has been installed and has taken the oath a« Minister of Justice in thf Xankintr Government. An impressive ceremony was attended by Chiang Kai Shek, Mr. C. C. Wu and other nationalist leaders. Wane Chung Hui has had a brilliant93 words
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Article41 1927-07-16 11 [Reuters Serviced Mexico City, July 15. President Calles has ordered the release of all the Catholic laymen imprisoned for sedition on the ground that the revolt failed and that they were merely the tools of the Catholic clergy.41 words
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Article62 1927-07-16 11 [Reuters Service.] London. July 14. In the House of Commons, at question time Mr. Amery said as far as could be judged rubber smuggling was not carried out to such an extent as seriously to affect the restriction schem?. The complete eliminati n of smuggling was62 words
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Article50 1927-07-16 11 [Reuters Service.] St. John's, Newfoundland, July 14. Wreckage, which it is thought may be that of Nungesser's and Coli's aeroplane the "White Bird," has been found in the interior of Newfoundland by two hunters. The railway authorities are arranging for a party to visit the spot.50 words
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Article91 1927-07-16 11 [Reuters Service.] Oakland. California, July 14. Ernest Smith, the young civilian aviator, has started on a flight to Honolulu. Smith at one o'clock this afternoon sent a wireless "latitude 37 North, longitude 123.50 west, going fine beacon great." "The beacon" to which he referred consisted of continuous91 words
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Article113 1927-07-16 11 FORTY DEATHSDEVASTATING STORM FOLLOWS. [Reuters Service.] New York, July 15. Over forty persons have died during the past three days as a rssult of the heat wave throughout the eastern parts of the United States, but a terrfic storm now seems as if it had broken113 words
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Article87 1927-07-16 11 SMASH COI'RT WINDOWS. [Reuters Service.] Vienna, July 15. A turbulent demonstration of Socialists outside the law courts and Parliament House was a sequel to the acquittal of the brothers Pinter belonging to the Nationa list organisation who were charged with killing two Socialists. The windows of the law87 words
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Article90 1927-07-16 11 [Reuters Service.] Dublin. June 15. The death has occurred of "Countess Mark iev icz the first woman elected to the British Parliament but as a Sinn Feins* she did not take her seat. She was returned for the Dail Eireann as a De Valeran at the90 words
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Article83 1927-07-16 11 [Router 1 Service.] Seattle. July 14. Officials claim to have made one of the largest seizures ever made i f opium. Four residents have been arrested and hailed in $25,000 for alleged smuggling of the narcotic. Simultaneously a Chinese was arrested in San Francisco whilst claiming a83 words
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Article70 1927-07-16 11 [Reuters Service.] London, July 14. In the presence of 9,000 Grand Lodge representatives of English and Empire Lodges, the Duke of Connaught pushed a button in a model of a crane on a foundation stone erected on a stage at Albert Hall whence the actual foundation stone70 words
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Article74 1927-07-16 11 [Reuters Service.] London, July 14. The Prince of Wales unveiled the Scottish National Memorial at Edinburgh in the presence of the King and Queen, Princess Mary Lord Haig. Lord Methuen and a great gathering including Scottish nobility and celebrities. The memorial is a hall of honour at74 words
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Article144 1927-07-16 11 Yesterday afternoon a meeting of Indians and Ceylonese convened by Messrs. M. Kader Sultan, M. A. Namazie, T. K. Shaik Da wood, M. V. Pillai and S. Muthukumaru was held at No. 22 Raffles Quay to consider a proposal to give a fitting reception to Dr.144 words
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Article917 1927-07-16 11 Preventive Men Imprisoned. JUDGE'S COMMENTS ON EXTORTION CASE. The Assizes were continued yesterdaybe fore Mr. Justice Deane. Teo Peng Hock was charged with using as genuine a forged currency well knowing it to have been a forgery, and was bound over for six months in the sum of917 words
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Advertisement147 1927-07-16 11 "ROBINSONQ'f For Value and Service —\J [l NEW SHIPMENT i OF FISHING REQUISITES I FINEST QUALITY TARPON LINES 200 yards $15.00 each.J 100 yards $10.50 each. J ZENITH SEA LINES S I<X) y ar^ s Size 4. $10.50 each. l m jl FISHING BAITS cV n Mi W $1 7147 words
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Advertisement726 1927-07-16 12 BLUE FUNNEL LINE REGULAR PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES XPBBBS SERVICE MARSEILLES, LONDON N- CONTINENT FORTNIGHTLY WEEKLY SERVICE LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. Twice monthly service Liverpool and Glasgow. (Via Genoa and Havre.) WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. AUTO ME DON Marseilles, London, Rotterdam and Hamburg July 17 LAOMEDON London, Rotterdam and726 words
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Advertisement539 1927-07-16 12 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). "ELLEHMAr LINE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICES TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL. FREIGHT SERVICE. OUTWARDS. TO HONGKONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. Dae S»pore. s.s. CITY OF NORWICH Aug. 6 s.s. CITY OF BOMBAY Aug. 28 HOMEWARDS. s.s. CITY OF539 words
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Advertisement572 1927-07-16 12 P. O. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England). MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION m LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVK E. (Under Contract with Hit Majesty's Government). OUTWARDS FROM LONDON. HOMEWARDS. For China and Japan. For Marseilles, London and Amwtri Dae Lf» c.572 words
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Article285 1927-07-16 13 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. orning Daily in Malaya; a per— 4o4o columns of news t Medium for Advertising :th the Chota Hazri each morn-Tek-grams, Latest News •uncements together with features, "Pictures of the 'Serial Story, Ladies' Page, etc. N" 56. Address: "Advertiser." I\ O. Box. 206. ■tioni relating to News285 words
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Article, Illustration578 1927-07-16 13 Charles Cornway - Charles Cornway <^\ bfetofvi of the Eatpfo. s,hgsjkhksj' July 16. -Birth of Sir Joshua Reynolds. yA°^ ,°V he 16th July 1723 Sir TrfcARS Joshua Reynolds, the most illuAGO. strious o f British portrait Pftißtm, was born at Plympton in Devon- 1 shire. He was educated at578 words
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Article508 1927-07-16 13 BPECIMENB WORTH COLLECTING. London. June 14. Coin collecting is a passion almost universal, but raccessfal hoarding is somewhat rarer. The Huth eoUection of c ins and medals is an example of judicious hunting and eminently successful hoarding, for the sale of tlu first part, comprising ab508 words
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Article172 1927-07-16 13 400 PATRIOTS RETRAYEI) TO THE ENEMY. Vienna. June 15. '"You are Koloman Toth. who betrayed me and 400 Hungarians to the Rumanians." This dramatic accusation was made in a crowded Budapest thoroughfare yestorday when Herr William Haltenberg, a wealthy manufacturer, loudly accosted a man who endeavoured172 words
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Article200 1927-07-16 13 "THE WORST PAID JOB." Mr. Edgar Wallace, the novelist and playwright, addressed a meeting in mail week of the St. Peter's Brotherhood in St. Peter's Church, Greenwich. Mr. Wallace is a native of Greenwich and an old boy of St. Peter's School. He said that the200 words
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Article112 1927-07-16 13 The birth of a bison at the London Zoo was the subject of a question during Nature study at a London elementary school. "What is a bison?" asked the teacher. For a few minutes an awkward silence reigned in the class-room until one bright lad at the112 words
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Article242 1927-07-16 13 COURTIER AND FRIEND OF KINGS. London. June 13. Sir Sidney Greville, friend and confidant of three generations of the Royal Family, di?d in London yesterday after a long illness. His intimate experience of life at Court lasted more than a quarter of a century. He242 words
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Article63 1927-07-16 13 Two-seater air taxicabs tan now (>»' hired to fly to any part of Gre^t Britain and the Continent at the reduced fare of Is. a mile. The original charge when air taxicabs were first introduced in 191U was f>s. a mile, and this was gradually63 words
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Advertisement163 1927-07-16 13 \m SUFFERED WITHREQ.RASH AH Over His Back. Itched Badly. Healed by Cuticura. •When my baby was one month •j he suffered dreadfully with a nd ras h that broke out all over his It itched badly causing him he ve;y cross and restless both fc« and nifbt. I different j,163 words
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Advertisement196 1927-07-16 13 J&^jp RESTORE vigour a f ter Malaria 7_ j^OM^ When Fever has left you should take Wincarnis. r This good tonic wine tamousfor over 40 years contains just those things necessary to bring you rapidly back to full health and fitness. For convalescence after all tropical fevers, Wincarnis will be196 words
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Advertisement18 1927-07-16 13 Recommended by 17,000 Doctors. IE Before you l>uv intiftt on seeing the label and ii wcll-knoBH pink wrapper.18 words
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Article1180 1927-07-16 14 Dunlop Street Mosque. NEW COMMITTEE APPOINTED. (Our Muslim Correspondent). Mr. E. E. Colnian while acting as Official Assignee and as a member of the Hindu and Mohammedan Endowment Board, Singapore, was, I understand, instrumental in the taking over of the Dunlop Street Mosque, popularly known as Gaffoor Mosque,1,180 words
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Article607 1927-07-16 14 THE GOVERN ORS VISIT. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, July 11. Malacca presented on extraordinarily gay appearance on Friday last when Sir Heigh Clifford paid his first visit since his appointment as Governor. His Excellency and Lady Clifford came ashore about 10 o'clock and were welcomed by the607 words
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Article258 1927-07-16 14 i How to Tackle the Problem. [To The Editor, "Malay Mail."] Sir, Mr. Kindersley suggests that a good deal more could be done to oheck rubber smuggling from the land. It could be practically stamped out this way. A load follows the coast from Port Dickson to Kukob.258 words
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Article97 1927-07-16 14 INDIAN LA BOUR. Recruiting has been generally rtsumed ir Madras Presidency but the following: taluks are closed to recruiting awing to prevahncr lof disease: Xl Bandar, Tiruxui. B and (iannavMi am; >■ asapur; (iimtur, talul Narasara<»i Satteaapalle, T> aali taluk of Oraalor; inalamadii/u; Anal South Amu. taluk* eoilw and Virud*97 words
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Advertisement309 1927-07-16 14 Cured of I Backache after 5 Years Agony A remarkable tostajsM of the efticacy of De Witt's Kidney :in<l Bladder Pills in <:i-'.s of Backache is reported by Mrs. ftoddarcl, 25, Albion Gardens, HammerMiiitii, London, N.NV., who writes: "I li.il IW'karlM for over 5 years. The p;iin ,-t«« terrible, and309 words
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Advertisement232 1927-07-16 14 A GENERAL MOTORS PRODUe^ Chevrolet Power i« Unfailj n THE engine of a motor car, like in the human body, is the vital which the satisfactory functioning 4Tf{'l4SfcSSlM3^ whole machine depends. Jlpfc^ *t *v;V^ v In Chevrolet cars, the engine is notcw.iJ^^'^^^fr^^y^/ its power and stamina. It« valve-in-heac] enclosed valves232 words
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Article1257 1927-07-16 15 Open-Air Dancing. BEWARE THE POLICE (From Our Own Correspondent.) Paris, June 15. Although Paris is chiefly remarkable for its indoors dancing, during the summer months some of the smaller cafes encourage their clients to dance on the adjacent pavement when the policeman's back is turned. In the suburbs one1,257 words
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Article518 1927-07-16 15 ANCIENT CATHEDRAL'S RELIC. Chartres, June 12. Thousands of Frenchwomen and pilgrims are travelling home, across the flowering plains of the Beauce, from Chartres Cathedral the most curious monument in France where the veil of the Virgin Mary, given to Charlemagne by a Byzantine Empress, hasM.M. - 518 words
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Advertisement149 1927-07-16 15 Think Before You Drink '"pOISONING by caffeine," according to a weUX known authority, is one of the major causes of heart and liver troubles and every cup of coffee you drink contains from one to three grains of the dangerous drug, caffeine. Not a very pleasant thought. Why risk your149 words
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Advertisement391 1927-07-16 15 *fliAtAlw™^ E Mellin because tf Illv^ H hundreds of thousands of H 0 jq 31 healthy mothers have I] £l"£jmi&P SwL themselves been reared on ft IWSt&^Y H Mellin Surely no H m w f if stronger argument could H II be advanced in its favour. ll M Ensure your391 words
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Miscellaneous493 1927-07-16 15 CHARITY CROSSWORDS No. 24. Prize of $250 Mid ;hc correct or Bearert ewwet solution of this pud*. Prom the .4 week's competition 60 par cent will be handed to: St. Mary's Home, Singapore. i \< r 1 f7 i-t \i I— v "____r? r ~'*"'«w— ■—-"•■—l i i *w i493 words
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Article689 1927-07-16 16 SHIPPING IN THE COLONY. BIG INCREASE IN 1926. The number and tonnage of all vessels, I i.e., merchant-vessels, native craft, men-of- 1 war. etc., entered and cleared at the five ports of the Colony during the year 1926, were 86,992 and 40,708,979 respectively, being an increase of 2,957,412689 words
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Advertisement621 1927-07-16 16 Burns Philp Line (Incorporated in Australia.) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Reguar monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and the new motor vessel MALABAR (4,512 tons). The B.s. MARELLA is the largest and finest steamer trading to Australia. Cabins de Luxe,621 words
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Advertisement418 1927-07-16 16 Kerr Steamship Co. In c I 44 t BEATER STREET, NEW YORK. I (Incorporated in U.S.A.) I General Af enta. REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE TO I BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA and I BALTIMORE I >— (via Suei). I M.S. SILVERASH ..due I M.S. SILVERBEECH duo I PACinC-JAVA-CALCUTTA-SERVICF I SINGAPORE TO SAN418 words
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Advertisement162 1927-07-16 16 HEDGES AND BUTLER 1 WINESJ SPiiiu jg Scotct fl| WhisiF^ I—^1 Ovtr Li V I HdgesTbvth^ 0W t^J 7^ T' Stra Sc otch \JshisM 54.3." ptr botiit p mm f^m*s AMoNMLLAPO, I*H^ DRY. FULL MMllluiOirsMM!' CT OA AM Qffinn"jj jd.ou per ItJ Bottle ill! If I>uty included. SPORT. "EMPRKSS TORT162 words
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Miscellaneous682 1927-07-16 16 MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. Kuala Pahang, Pekan, Sumjei Lembih and Kuantan (via Gemas and Jerantut) every Monday, Tuesday Thursday and Friday 6 a.m Bangkok every Thursday 6 a.m. Kota Tinggi, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, lpoh, Taiping, Penan? and Kedah and lower Siam 6 a.m. Kelantan every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday 6682 words
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Miscellaneous86 1927-07-16 16 CLEARANCES. July 15. The Cable, Khiva, Sri Wongsee, Kelantan, Adrastus, (Brit); Van Diemen, Sembilan, J. P. Coen, Melchior Treub, R'tan Pandjang, (Dut); Halvdan, (Nor). METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. (By courtesy of the Government Health Office.) For the twenty-four hours ending midnight, July 14th. Max. shade temperature 88 F Mm. shade temperature 74.286 words
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Advertisement610 1927-07-16 17 O. S. K. Line. nesting i^ns. Steamers. Arrive. Leave. „,,,<-.. Hamburg. Bremen, M Coloabft, Aden and *f£l Altai Maru July 18 July 19 Ateoa Bay, <-!-<■ Town, Rio, J,, BoeiK Aiw* t Manila Maru July 20 July 22 hazibar, Dar-is-Salaam, Udajjoa Bay -md Durban. Canada Maru Aug. 6 Aug. 7610 words
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Advertisement443 1927-07-16 17 TRAVEL -COMFORT Dollar jk% "PRESIDENT* B^V^IH UNERS '^^^^KF Dollar President liners offer you luxurious travel comforts. All state-rooms are outside rooms, wtll-ventilat* i and cooler! by electric fans. They are furnished with beds (not berths), each having an B electric reading lamp. Stateroom- with private bath predominate, all have hot443 words
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Advertisement637 1927-07-16 17 K. P\ M. ITlmnn (Incorporated in Holland) UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT Telephone No. 3640, with sub-Connections to-.-Passage. Freight Transhipment, Marine Departments and Manager's desk. Representatives in the Straits Settlements (Singapore and Penan*) of the OFFICIAL TOURIST BUREAU OF JAVA All information, detailed i ineraries, free of charge637 words
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Article239 1927-07-16 18 ARMED SEARCH FOR GORILLA STR ANGLER' Montreal, June 15. Terror exists in Western Canada, wliere armed police and civilians have combined to hunt for the "gorilla sti angler" who is reported to have killed eighteen women and children in America before trekking north into Canada. The239 words
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Article162 1927-07-16 18 HOW A NIGHT CLUftMAN MADE MONEY. Huge Profits. Paris, June 25. A beggar's pathetic story that he was a penniiess artist whose master-piece was accidentally burned, whose wile had died after a lingering illness and whose only child was dying, had an extraordinary sequel by the162 words
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Article168 1927-07-16 18 OBJECTION TO MECHANIZED PORCE& London. July 1. The Daily Telegraph publishes an article from "Our Military Correspondent" regarding: the defence of India. The article says that for some time past the authorities in London and India have been pulling different ways. It" the present deadlock continues,168 words
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Article213 1927-07-16 18 I kraut if ul Specimens in lpoh. It will be interesting news to many of our Chinese readeis says Monday's Times of Malaya to hear that the rare Keng Hua plant has produced some beautiful blooms in two houses in lpoh recently. The plant is213 words
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Article479 1927-07-16 18 When the Colour is "trooped* 1 in celebration of the King's biithday all eyes turn to the silken standards, with their tine blazonry of battle-honours. The Colours overshadow their poles, or ''pikes," as fhey should properly be called nowadays yet thoee NUBM pikes have pla\ ed a479 words
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Article418 1927-07-16 18 Toronto. American prohibiiion law.s bftVf had di* astrous eftects on the motall of Canadian police oftkials and even members of I'ai liament, according to evidence before th«Royal Customs Commission which has just resumed its sittings. Extensive corruption, making possible a I large system of liquor Haoggiing across the418 words
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Article113 1927-07-16 18 Oft, TIIK MMM2MBM A meeting U lock. Si.nni M a revotatioaarj I ir-e rormiition of mi W in ordm thai < below might tM Cum yolk w.m:!.!')a*Way« Portoefc mm x Uti. I>.> :i ti! \m} no n dr.,.. llfi ,vi.l doanl zept uu- lider, 1 /ay Progrtm!113 words
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31 1927-07-16 18 CAMPAIGN AGAINST COLOURED ARTISTS. Wholesale Impori'i"" I Complaining portation of fluWwH the numl.crs ti taU-nt..! are Mb, the vnritty started a campaign eeaso importing colon?' it has no object i<»» turns.31 words
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Advertisement665 1927-07-16 18 A .doctor of Dental W T^^^B jtt»" Surgery write* 4LJ^ "Kalzana make* Jl the teeth Mtrong and hard and «o A -^i^^ at opt tooth decay." **g£T Jj)^ Make fll Your Teeth Stronger with Kalzana I Very few people get enough calcium from I their ordinary food. Yet medical science665 words
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Advertisement150 1927-07-16 18 Do You Know jj P?^ How Delightful I Ginger Ale Can Be? V^FrSy i l ;nMi soul-satisfying r,:n;;er nle c »?"S?JI Pwl w CanadaDn'"israai!cf-om rerJJ.;.n;..c;i fft^jrfl ffl 81 ii pnp;er not a lit cf cap.:-- i ;\pkMjjfi m jjjJPf per). There is r.o li; ,nol "!>ra-> iw^W^OCi JjZ^^T****^. S V"150 words
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Article529 1927-07-16 19 MACPHAIL AND CO.. LTD'S WEEKLY REPORT. Sinjripore, July 13. me past week has witnessed little or no change in the price of rubber and the market closes lifeless. The London price is Is. 4» 2 d. per lb.— Md. down (local ?>X cents per lb. a decline529 words
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Article211 1927-07-16 19 Singapore, July 15. Market conditions art- unchanged. A dull tone haa riiled throughout thu week and values have fluctuated within narrow limits on small business, dosing piacticaliy unchanged on balance but slightly more optimistic. The American Statistics ?<>i- June are of a favourable nature, inasmuch ai a heavy211 words
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Article67 1927-07-16 19 July 15. Bank 4 m.~. J3 M-32 Bank demund 2\'i 23-32 Private credits 3 m.s. 2|4 9-32 New York, demand 56 Credits 90 days 67 V.. France, demand 1416 India, T.T. ***** Bong Koiitf, demand 1 1 p. c Dis. Yokohama, demand 117>^ \o:n. Java, demand 13<) Bangkok, demand67 words
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Article217 1927-07-16 19 July Li. Tin 100 Tons si |g Gambier S 1 Pepper White 108 IYpjHT Black 04 Flake Tapioca 5.K0 Pearl Sago Small 7. C0 Copra 10.(50 Copra Sundried 11.00 Opium, Benares unt. 4,000 Rice Liang Hin Chan Mark Red Eagle (N«w) 830 Rice. Siam old Ao. 1 330 Rice,217 words
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Article62 1927-07-16 19 July loth.. 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to Standard Q.C.F. Tone of Market: Quiet. Latest Cable: -London Spot Sheet l»>'- 4 d per lb Xi-w Vuik Spot Sheet (i.ets :u per U>. Spot ~>! M Standard R.s.s. m Trader July .">7 :l 462 words
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Article163 1927-07-16 19 Yesterday's Alterations. Huyers Sp"'-« Sangria Tin 2i)s 9d 30a :»<! Chenderiang (t) 20s 21a «id Eastern Siam (Lj 21s 6d 22s (Im Hitam Tin 92H '.<T'Kampong (10s) 42s i:; riiang River ($U :).7O :>.7"> Mamoaua (fl) 1.47 H 1.52!4 Xai Hoot ($1 V\ Nawng Pet ($1) 1.674163 words
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Article60 1927-07-16 19 July I.">th.. 'losiiiK Prices. Buyers Stitof* Johan Tin 20 2>, Kinta Tin Dred. 1.40 1.17' i'\.r Kiuhai 2.00 2.ofi I an^suans 52*4 Nawantr Pet l.tjT l 1.72*4 Pa Dan |8 2* Rahman Hvd, 2.~t~> 2.80 I' l u Piah 1.00 Aver Panai X) To 1 1 0060 words
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Article72 1927-07-16 19 Krcislcr. the famous violinist. \< h<. hid eono to Paris res; Ived not to touch h\< violtr dariner his stay, was asked bgr I wealthy Anvriran woman to ?)lay at rccpiior which she was £i\ in^. Kr. isler rtfmtd. but when he was pressed he named *>0072 words
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Article176 1927-07-16 19 LEWIS AM) PEATS' RKI'OKT. Singapore. July 14. rile market durinir the past week has »:een cornea iat ively quirt and little MOVC nient in prices has been Men. Manufactim'i^ have shown no Interest, and orders received by the trade have been low. Ameiican consumption *< i.x.v tons176 words
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Article138 1927-07-16 19 ROSE MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Singapore, h.Jy 15. Rubber.- I ondon, 1- 1 <„| up Local So cts. Tlii. -London, £280 i.< 6d; 7. <\j m Local *1 rot 10(1 tons. Minfni KinU l>> <i-in i i4 m M?nglembu .'><) 52. Hone Fatt 1.0?' I. lb' Si'ngrei \V; lT :;.27>. 3.32^138 words
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226 1927-07-16 19 The bttlh oi the rock crystal emmMd hi thy optical uiass making industiy ,n China is produced at I.aoshan. near Teh*] too. Commercially, crystal is divided into thNC classes by Chinese optical glass makers, the elaaiillcatioa being baesd up..?i the coo.. What h called "ink226 words
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Article177 1927-07-16 19 An interesting ■ttuatioa IMU iiiimh through the refusal <,r Lord Byag, Aral Baron of Vimy, U) pay the lees MMWCttnl with his elevation to the lank of visi-ount says a Daily Mail writ- r. Many political, naval, and military per sonants who have been givea a«tfaa}M Foi national177 words
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Advertisement348 1927-07-16 19 I ER J^7 n.,™, ASSURANCE IN TORCE OVER 527.000.00. 1 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED HEAD OFFICE: Winter mSZZZL* OFFICE- 32 «d *w^ E c L.iie Assurance Companies Act g UT.VK PLANS OF ASSURANCE. AGENTS WANTED r S r Cre KNOX xj^tT^ DireCtOr Actuary C KN X HORACE348 words
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Advertisement881 1927-07-16 19 r BANKING. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated in Hongkong) Head Office: Hongkong. Authorised Capital 150,000,000 Issued and fully paid up $20,000,000 Reserve Fund— Sterling £6,000,000 Silver $13,500,000 Keserve Liability of Proprietors $20,000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. Hon: Mr. D. G. M. Bernard, Chairman A. H. Compton, Esq., Deputy Chairman W.881 words
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Advertisement99 1927-07-16 19 INSURANCE. THE ASIA INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in the S.S.) DIRECTORS: Teo Chong Siong, Esq. (Chairman). Chua Han Leonp, Esn. Woncr Yorp Kai. Esa Loke Van Kit Eso. Lee Pie Soo. Esq. Leonp Eoonsr Sicw, Esq. Loe Chin Tian, Esq Thio Kirn Chuan, Esq. Mr. Au Mm Thone. The Company99 words
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Advertisement38 1927-07-16 19 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE (Incorporated in England by Roy.l Charter A.D. 1720) FIRE MOTOT^AR MARINE Fidelity Guarantee— Administration Bonds Singapore Representatives.— Messrs. BARLOW CO., Messrs. HARRISONS, BARKER CO., LTP CHARTERED BANK CHAMBERS (Ist floor). A- GORDON LEE, Resident Manager38 words
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Article361 1927-07-16 20 SOCIAL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, July 14. Mr. J. B. Wallace of Dunlop Plantations Office Staff, who has filled the duties of Hon. Secretary and Hon. Treasurer of the Malacca Golf Club for some considerable time, pocs home on leave early in August. Mrs. A. Lacey is361 words
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Article484 1927-07-16 20 The Diocesan Council at Kuala Lumpur consisted largely of laymen with only a handful of Clergy says the Times of Malaya. The deliberations lasted well over twc hours and covered much ground. The meeting was held at St. Mary's Hall and was presided over by the484 words
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Article183 1927-07-16 20 The S.C.C. Tournament. SERVICES AGAIN IN SCORING MOOD. There is every prospect of the Services putting up another big score in the S.C.C. Tournament this week, for against the Bankers, Brokers and Insurance last evening in the hour between 5 and 6 o'clock they topped the hundred for the183 words
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Article224 1927-07-16 20 The following were the scores of a match played this week on the S.R.C. ground between the Johore Cricket Club and the Medical College Union. Yzelman did the hat trick. Johore Cricket Club: H. Mortimer c Van Geyzel b Yzelman 10; P. Levos c and b224 words
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Article162 1927-07-16 20 The following will comprise an S.C.C. XI to play the Indian Association at the Balestier Road gronnd to-day at 2 p.m: R. A. Ashworth, B. Brooke, N. Bradbury, J. K. Carr, G. S. Lovett. R. G. Littlehales. R. H. C. Laverton, J. McLeod, E. J. Riches,162 words
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Article46 1927-07-16 20 To-morrow at the Chinese Swimming Club the following events will be swum off: 100 yards back stroke for A class. 75 yards back stroke for B class. GO yards free style for Veterans. Inter-team water polo leapue match between the Sea-serpents and Jelly-fish.46 words
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Article77 1927-07-16 20 i The following cards were returned in the I Ladles' monthly July Medal. Mrs. J. V. Kirkland 44 5 39 Mrs. F. A. Morrell 51 9 42 Mrs. E. C. Boutflower 55 12 43 Mrs. F. A. Teale 55 12 43 Mis. H. S. Shipway 50 677 words
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Article48 1927-07-16 20 Orders for Week Ending. July 24th. Monday, July 18th. Parade at Headquarters for all scouts who are going to the I Penang Camp 5.15 p.m. Full uniform with Staves. Tuesday, Signalling Class Headquarters 5.15 p.m. Thursday, Pand Practice Headquarters 5.15 p.m. FRANK C. SANDS, Commissioner.48 words
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Article37 1927-07-16 20 Programme of Drills up to and for 17th July. Saturday 16th, 2.00 p.m. Drill Hall, Motor Cycle Pltn., 2.30 p.m. Malay Drill Hall, Malay Company, Farrer Range, Eurasian [Coy., Bukit Timah Range Eurasian Coy.37 words
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Article637 1927-07-16 20 Malays Win Good Game. MALAYS 1. SJI.C 0. At the Stadium yesterday, before a gathering of 2.010 spectators, the Malays defeated the S.R.C. by the only goal of the match, after an excellently contested game. The Malays led off strongly in the first half and were early in637 words
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Article82 1927-07-16 20 H.E. Expected to Attend. H.E.. The Governor, Sir Hugh Clifford, is expected to attend the Malaya Cup match at the Stadium to-day, between Singapore and Malacca. Should H.E. attend, the players will line up in the centre cf the field to meet the Governor. In addition, the82 words
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104 1927-07-16 20 ELECTRIC HARE CAUGHT IN SECOND RACE. London, July 3. Hull. The first greyhound race meeting ing was abandoned through a series of accidents. Dogs competing in the second race caught the electric hare. The leaders passing the post, shot through the trap door into the104 words
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Article256 1927-07-16 20 The Summer Meeting. TO-DAY'S WEIGHTS. Race No. 1. Open Ponies Division 4 (1 mile 50 yards.) Ismarani 9.5, Sanhozza 9.2, Untong 8.1, Noisy Oyster 7.11, Lady Love 7.11, Vingt-et-un 7.7, Klitwart 7.7. Race No. 2. Horse Griffins Handicap 2 (6 furlongs.) Oughtowin 9, Taiping 11. 8.13, Tress256 words
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Article141 1927-07-16 20 BOBBY JONES LEADS. ReuWr's Service. St. Andrews, July 14. Jones 72-140 and Hodson, Newport (instead of Hudson, Tenby as cabled yesterday) 70.142 led the field. Kirk wood (America) was 144; Cotton 145; A. Boomer (France) and Buckle (Edgbaston) 146; Dobson (Renfrew), Allis (Berlin), E. Whitcombe (Bournemouth) Tom141 words
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Article42 1927-07-16 20 [Havas Service.} Copenhagen, July 15. The European zone final of the Davis Cup, Denmark versus France, is being played at I Copenhagen on July 21st., 22nd., 23rd. It i is probable the Danish team will be Ulrich and Petersen.42 words
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Article58 1927-07-16 20 FRIDAY'S RESULTS. Walmsley beat Channon. 6 l, (i S. Carver and Brown vs. Crowe and Cox unfinished. SATURDAY'S TIES. Haybittel vs. Falls. Court "B" is free for non-tournament play. SUNDAY'S TJES. Mrs. McLay and Channon vs. Mr. and Mrs. Allen. Merry vs. Crowe. MONDAY'S TIES. Stevens and58 words
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Article146 1927-07-16 20 MONDAY'S TIES. Mixed Doubles. Winners of V. H. Norris and F. Ephaums and N. E. Ess and L. Gammell vs. E. G. Wheatley and L. C. Aeria. Single Handicap "A'^-Finals. W. A. Balhetchet vs. N. Hannay. The local motor club was having its an. nual dinner, and146 words
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