The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 25 September 1929
1929-09-25
1
20
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/singfreepressb
The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
-
Title Section13 1929-09-25 1 Singapore Free Press 10 CENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1929. NO. 12,8:]013 words
-
Article334 1929-09-25 1 i>«taii. of a tummunist piut against tile nationalist dovernment are revealt^; v < mmuni.-st troops at Ichang iap:urtj two sti'amt.s and .»,oou >^ati<uiaiiM troojs I'a.m* 11. i.t.rd Cecil at.i\ci'ea <pcet'h ul (aCßcti ycstertiay on disarmament irludi was wann.y B<c<aiHCd lajit- ii. itu hoviot envoy has arrived m334 words
-
Article1059 1929-09-25 1 Old Mrs. Smith kept her white ■tockfogl handy for at least twenty years before she finally popped off at 7 She had two suns, both as good as gold, though she took to Jin the most because he was a rover. Joe :t<; always stuck by hei, ami when1,059 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement329 1929-09-25 1 I \Ki: HOME A PACKET OF ABRAIZO M iKES ALUMINIUMWAIIK SHINE. Raffles Hotel i! FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION WITH MODERN SANITATION l{ TEA GRILL ROOM AFTER i DANCES UNRIVALLED IN THE EAST DINNER MONDAY. COMMENCING SATURDAY, DANCES IWBDNESDAT SEPTEMBER 29th TUESDAY. I i FBIDAV SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT THI S AY !l 61^329 words
-
Advertisement213 1929-09-25 1 GEBRABD WIRE I I TYING MACHINE I '«ii*» \tnnn »X Son f"ViP YY)av\ct±i' m VIII LIIC Illctl I\t I. y*l I 1 McALISTER& CO., LTD. 1 j i (Incorporated m Straits Settlements.) j j j SINGAPORE PENANG IPOH KUALA LUMPUR. |EUROP£pIHOTELI "Renowned by Recommendation" I I SPECIAL NOTICE. THE MANAGEMENT213 words
-
Advertisement112 1929-09-25 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT Triumphs of the Austin Seven Pag* ">. Gafl is the servant of progress Pa«:e IC. Leyland. the acme of lorry perfection Pagt •">. A "bier" announcement by d odyear Pa^e x. CastrcJ soKts riddles of lubrication Pag* Auction salt of furniture by Ching Keng Lee— Page 12. When112 words
-
Advertisement8 1929-09-25 1 OR YOUR SILVERWARE USE "GODDARDS" NON-MERCURIAL PLATE POWDBR.8 words
-
-
Page 1 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous112 1929-09-25 1 THE WEEK High Water. 2.14 a.m.. >.:5. I.M p ,r... h>. Wj rwick Revue Co., Tiieatre, ;».30, The Wairligig. Thvrsun 2618. Hi^'h Water, .».i,i.. t.i. -1.4 1 p.m.. M. Beard of Licensing Jastkea District Coart, 2.15 p.m. Hockey: S.R.C. Raflea In-t., S.R.C. Keppei Golf Clab, i.nn.. mtg^ *.'M\ p.ir. Warwick112 words
-
-
Article372 1929-09-25 2 Murderer "Hero" of a New Play. Charles Peace, the notorious criminal, is to receive the compliment paid to Abraham Lincoln. General Lee, Florence Nig-htinga'.r, and Oliver Cromwell; he is to be the central figure m an episode play which will shortly l>e IMB m London!372 words
-
272 1929-09-25 2 Friday and Thirteen. Tht- ntws seems to hav<- attracted little rotic*- that the present Pope ha* >et himxii" ?<■ rehabilitate the repute i><>th of Friday -m! of the nnniber ri- it will be no li>rht task to uproot superstHioiu of such 10-mr uindin.fr and272 words
-
Article219 1929-09-25 2 Coloured Poster m Wife's Garden. Henry John Houston, of Koch ford -avenue Southend. journalist, was at .Southern! seni to prison for six weeks for beiny ±'2r> ir irrtm on a maintenance order. Mr. H. M. Kebbv, the maintenance collection oflker, said that Houston ha<l put a (teen,219 words
-
Article65 1929-09-25 2 A quick trip up darat on an alleged murtk-t hunt disturbed our usual equanimty. but the excitement of the chase was <v(ntualiv dampened by finding that the luurdi r was only a case of accidental death. A rvu»-un had climbed up a tree to get his tuitixe W and he65 words
-
Article433 1929-09-25 2 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. The Premier Morning Daily m Malaya, a live "news" paper 30-40 columns of newt daily. Also the best Medium for Adverti9 ing. .Delivered with the Chota Hazri eacl morning. Latest Telegrams, Latest Newsand Latest Announcements. Daily New* Cables, Rubber and Tin Price Cables together with exclusive433 words
-
Article264 1929-09-25 2 Swiss Villages Deserted. Alpine life ii not always so idyllic for the Swiss peasants as it often appears to the eyes of tourists. .So scant is the livelihood which some of the mountain repions provide for the peasantry that there is a continuous emigration to more fertile districts264 words
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement20 1929-09-25 2 M^Ty/^^9^ D"»t danferou* be* Throatlets will remove the irritation and prerent infection. Importers SJJ h ott Chemi* MEDICAL HALL, LTD.20 words
-
Advertisement195 1929-09-25 2 VICTORIA /THEATRE 4 Four NigKts Oi\ly TO-NIGHT, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT 9.30. EDGAR WARWICK PRESENTS THE Warwick Revue Co. IN FOUR NEW REVUES. To-Night "The" Whirligig" To-morrow Thursday "STEP THIS WAY" Friday 'THE MERRY-GO-ROUND" Saturday "YES PLEASE" BOOKING AT LITTLE'S. PRICES: $4, $2 and $1. MONDAY NEXT CONTINUED SEASON195 words
-
Advertisement445 1929-09-25 2 ALHAMBRA'!* Tan Cheng Kee Co., Ltd., l'r,, pr t(^ PROGRAMME Commencing Wednesday, Sept. 25th. ending M on a>l Ni In the Second Show at 9 pm THE LATEST EMPIRE MEW'S REX INGRAM'S PRODUCTION THE 3 PASSIONS with Alice Terry and Ivan I. The Drama of the mighty fofdH that rule445 words
-
-
Article428 1929-09-25 3 HOW UNITS ARE TO BE ARRANGED. Pay of the Officers. Canton, Sept. 12. ihe ÜBbMdnMt and reorganisation of the Kwanftung armies being on the point of completion, the Central Government has issued a proclamation limiting the number ot officers and soldiers m a division, brigade, regiment and battalion428 words
-
Article295 1929-09-25 3 American's Vain Search m London. One of the most disappointed Americans J who ever visited England has left Dover !'ii Prance m mail week. .Mr. Robert Gilchrist arrived m London expecting to sally forth ami discover a modern Babylon m full blast. He had }>een led295 words
-
Article55 1929-09-25 3 Austrian Edict. Vienna, Aur. 19. The Minister for War has banned the I world-famous war book. "All Quiet on the Western Front," by E. M. Remariue, from all barracks, on the ground that "it is likely to impair the spirit of the troops, as it shows only55 words
-
Article101 1929-09-25 3 SHOULD DOCTORS BE AUTOCRATS East London Coroner's Views. London, Sept. 10. Dr. Robert Outhrie. Coroner tVr the Eastern District of the County of London, icrlared to-day thai a patient ha<l no ri;, p ht of private judgment if a doctor decided that it was a case for hospital treatment. "It101 words
-
Article75 1929-09-25 3 An innovation is promised shortly m beiUtt, taking the form of 'busts equipped with wireless receiving apparatus. Wireless concerts ivill, however, be limited to Chose 'buses which take Berliners out into' Urn country. The Berlin 'bus companies probably see m the institution of wireleJS m 'buses an attraction which will75 words
-
Article243 1929-09-25 3 American Society Formed. Washington, Aug. SS. Tho Noah's Ark Exploration Association of Chicago has addressed a letter to tho State Department setting forth its desire to "explore for Noah's ark, excavate, and administer such remains as may be found." The letter is signed by a243 words
-
Article257 1929-09-25 3 CoL Rutherford's Deportation. London, A«g. 22. The Daily Express states that Colonel Rutherford, who was released from Broadmoor asylum at the bepinninp of the year on condition that he left England, h:;s taken up his residence m the Bast, but his family have received no direct communication257 words
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement207 1929-09-25 3 flrLECTraerm 1 V ECONOMY AND SERVICE I NOTICE OF REMOVAL BJ X |H X Tht Klectrical Department Showroom has now X been transferred from 21 Orchard Road to the X W ntu Municipal Offices, (Jround Floor, entrance m CotasMM Street, *J* «sB X I enquiries and complaints regarding appliances W207 words
-
Advertisement329 1929-09-25 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited. j BRANCHES 21, First Cross Street MALACCA 11, Lteht Street PBNANG Registered by and Security deposited with the Straits Settlements Government. Act as Trustees, Administrators, Receivers, Goardians, Rent Collectors, Investments Supervised and Interest collected, Probate or Letters of Administration applied for and security furnished. "We329 words
-
-
274 1929-09-25 4 Great Enthusiasm Displayed. "I want to impress on. the public that I have had forced landings before, but never a crash, and I have escaped so far without scratch." In these words Sir Alan Cooham referrc! to the incident when he was compelled t;, make274 words
-
Article17 1929-09-25 4 The Jesselton Golf Club championship tvas completed on Sept. 2, when Quinby defeated McCaw 3 and 2.17 words
-
Article1092 1929-09-25 4 Home Makers' Reply to Competition. Mi. Alfred Backing* Director „f the Society ot Motor Manufacturers and Traders, vrftes to The Times as follows: it b unfortunate, from all ;n>int< of view, that the admitted predominance of American motor transport m many parts of the world conveys the1,092 words
-
Article169 1929-09-25 4 Not JuM For Climbim: Hilk Tht tfiw MOtol crwiij powi y\<»\ notoj t Urn but up Ptcunn of tr. tipi otlH roadi Tht-y do not i.. just m potent a fart powerful four-win ami turn ftgafal I traffic pn-Mtn its* h M trwdi on Uk BCSr,169 words
-
Article189 1929-09-25 4 Difficult To Junk Ih.m Om of thy pnMei the car indust.v ha V.S.A. la t)u AM hack." jut*In Australia. V wrecking establishim-r,t la quickly ditpoaed owner. But m Amu r that when one rvadMi a eoUhagi bof will aivmdinjr to trmf Ifctrf owner. g 9t& "Why don't189 words
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement234 1929-09-25 4 'Cl B i.BBIi ißi B]"">"Bltlff IHMTBf ■IMllllßlllllßlllflßßyßlllllßlllllßllllMlllßlllilßllllißMll i B \7AiT PAM i^TT jj^^^^^^ j iUU lAN M.l j BFTTER RO \L) SERVICF ON rw 11% k?//<'/^ 2fl v^^'^Bt H^H H *^F-' ill 'ii/ > '^iflfl By Bfl b k%i| fc' 1 1 j VJfl B^l I iPIOif T VDI7C fflli^234 words
-
Advertisement213 1929-09-25 4 Fast-Powerful /i Comfoktable-Safe-Economical I I I ill ri Mlt~" I^HH^^^^B I AiYI^VA i^l ii mail I rrrrnn m-y' M^ "TThe new six-cylinder I/, ton Chevrolet Truck offers to I bus owners a dollar-for-dollar value that has never V^ a& ,^<^j^S been equaled ts new S'K-cylinder motor provides a power increase213 words
-
-
Article641 1929-09-25 5 THINGS THAT REFLECT CHAKALTEK. Showing up Traits. Did >ou ever tnink of motor cars a* character rertecters? In a way, they are. The general appearance and .he way m which the car is driven show up traffic, good and bad, m the car owner's character Take the general641 words
-
Article351 1929-09-25 5 According to figures just received l»y Mr. Ceo. P. Harrington. Manajrinir Director N. V. Ciencral Motors Java, all previous manufacturing: records for the Oakland and Oldsmobile companies have been surpassed this year. Sales of Oakland and Pontiae Sixes for the first five months of 1929 totalled351 words
-
Article390 1929-09-25 5 "Sell British" the Solution. In all the talk about the slow progress, as compared with foreign countries, of British civil flying little has been said about the one serious handicap under which Great Biitain labours. Instead, the statistics of air mileage and air passenger and mails traffic,390 words
-
Article15 1929-09-25 5 ehort y he hju* m Inoh havin(t ci )m sociated with the Tronoh Mhn. T.OJL15 words
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement184 1929-09-25 5 *4F 4r I seven £a ArAIMI I afli AGAIN f I warded 3rd. and 4th. places and winner m its own class m the f I Ister T.T. Race. V t Once more the famous Austin 'Seven' has achieved X wonderful succes^-this time m the important lister Tourist Trophy Race.184 words
-
Advertisement198 1929-09-25 5 He Says— x j "HOW EFFICIENT I S&e Says— HOW CHIC" n I ill 1 'T'HE appeal of the Nash "400" is to those with an intui itive regard for that which is manifestly smart and correct Here is refinement without affectation long, low-swung classic lines devoid of unnecessary ornament;198 words
-
-
Article168 1929-09-25 6 At most flubs now one of the main subyets of conversation is flying. Members sm discussing their own flights while on holidays, while others are seriously talking about the light aeroplanes they have just bought or are about to buy. So much I this the case that168 words
-
Article1754 1929-09-25 6 The Transition of Japan ITS FEMININE YOUTH REVOLT. The new wine of freedom, based on the individualism of the West, has been quaffed by the younger set of Japan's women m such large doses that it has gone to their heads, and to-day they live m a world of the1,754 words
-
Article1857 1929-09-25 6 THE CLOSING DAYS of the month have ■em an extraordinary increase m the ordinary large output of fiction. It is the fashion now-a-days to write a novel, and not only have we the usual annual, or semiannual novel from such recognised writers as Mr. John Buchan.1,857 words
-
Article, Illustration746 1929-09-25 6 HORATIUS - Bridge Notes and Problem, HORATIUS h BY THE LIGHT OF REASON. MANY PEOPLE must be playing Auction and Contract those <iays more or less alternately. To such I ventu v to sukthat it will pay them not to forget the old ptM when they are niayinj? the new, and vice746 words
-
Article451 1929-09-25 6 'Another part of t\w wood," hy DnUl wicklii (Iluddcr Xl Stv,u>rh( tv ft '«n. ThotC \nlu> havo not y< t n-ad U,i> ».<.«>k have a writable treat m store for them. I)oni» Mui-!:ail has concocted everyday material a atoat eventful story, :-:ui it is dHßcult to say451 words
-
Article977 1929-09-25 7 BURNLEY TROUNCED AT HIGHBURY. Remarkable Game at Shields. Oppressive heat for the third Saturday m succession and hard grounds militated against hijrh-class football, on Sept. 14, according to cables to the Indian papers.' A feature was the number of away wins, there be in;* no fewer than eighteen.977 words
-
Article155 1929-09-25 7 The Russian Situation. (By arrangement with the Nanyang Siang Pau Press.) Shanghai. Sept. 23. Fang Tseng-wu has resigned his posts. Sun Fo and Chen Ming Chu have left for Canton. Soong Ching-lin has left for France. The Russian troops have retreated after air raids and shooting at155 words
-
Article117 1929-09-25 7 Meiji Shrine's Sports Meeting. [Nanyo Nichi-Nichi. Service.] Tokio. Sept. 22. It is announced that the annual athletic sports meeting of Meiji Shrine will o > hi Id on the Ist. of November. RETRENCHED ESTI M ATES. Government circles are said to be full of hope that the117 words
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement122 1929-09-25 7 j j AND I Ipi WHITE Black t wmiti' j .1 jilj WHISKY i I NillH I i Willl i Hum i GORDON'S l^gj tt \7 m rvfe i i VI 111 W LONDON. M lr, t j ]^^fl L E IE- I '**^*^w[ 1 1 I The Borneo Company,122 words
-
Advertisement165 1929-09-25 7 THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS TN the Philippine Islands, as m so many Sfc/^~^^ Jft Eastern countries, education and heaJth fr^^t^aUES^^^H are considered as the first essentials of a h (^Wr^i^T^TuTl li progressive nation. t M'w An extensive system of schools and colleges f cater for the first named. A high standard165 words
-
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement187 1929-09-25 8 if" V aa «^i^i^BBBIBBBMBMW*M^MBBMMM"M B M M *"^"W»Mi««MMBMMB«BBBBBBB«^^^ V 9SS^SIS^SS BbSSbSbKbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbßl I^^^ bbbW >*. f B^BBBB^^bI BB^^fl^P^^Bß bVV. BBrV^^^. BBBBbVwBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBbV .^B^Bfl BbVt^^Bßßbl BBBr B^BBfl^B^Bk iBBt BBBBBBW BBBL^ BvHflr^Bßßßrßl Bvßbl B^3 B^Mf fc. r l^r /.^Bk >^ftW bbt^ w^^rm 111 bb bM JPbv HBAYfIKM^^ (JW /ri^^ M 1 1 1 1187 words
-
-
Article200 1929-09-25 9 I Feu people realKse that danger lurks behind L, T 1 """^ortant discomfort after mating Nevertheless, it i s true. Many thines 2 d "»"««.the diction, but, whatever ■■ause, a condition develops which m nearly all i< identical. Too mu.h acid collects m the •tomjek and200 words
-
Article422 1929-09-25 9 i)MMUNIST PLOT TO OUST GOVERNMENT, -eft Wing Bid for Power. [Eeuter»i Far Eastern Service]. Shanghai. Sept 23 situation which had been brewing for time came to a head on Sept. 17, when, ngFa-kuei's Communist Irons des 7who •jod out the coup d'etat at the instigation V\an*422 words
-
Article73 1929-09-25 9 Japanese Railway Guards Fired On. [Reuter's Far Eastern Service]. Mukden, Sept. 24. A quarrel v/hich started between Ghinene I>olicemen and a Japanese soldier at a restaurant at Tiehling this afternoon assumed serious dimensions when the Chinese police fired on Japanese railway guards from behind, wounding three.73 words
-
Article78 1929-09-25 9 China's Proposals to be Considered. [Reuter's Service.] Geneva, Sept. 23. Anent China's proposal with regard to obsolete treaties the sub -committee will submit to the plenary sitting of the First Committee to-morrow a resolution appreciating the importance of China's proposal and declaring tliat any member of the League78 words
-
198 1929-09-25 9 New York Barber Brought to London. London, Sept. 13. Mr. William Kenny, an American millionaire who is now m London, whose portraits show him to be very bald, distressed because he has been unable to get a satisfactory haircut m Europe during the past two months,198 words
-
Article202 1929-09-25 9 IMPORTANT BILL PASSED IN INDIA. A^e Limit Fixed. IKeuter's Service.] Simla, Sept. 23. >v S T, mh]y by 61 votea *o 14 passed the Child Marriage Bill providing a month's simple imprisonment to anyone solemnising the marriage of girls below the age of fourteen and boys of eighteen.202 words
-
Article61 1929-09-25 9 Angrlo-German Association Formed. Reuter's Service.] Berlin, Sept. 24. The Umg ■sooted Anclo-Gennan Association has iHH-n definitely formed. The Presid«nt «)f the British Branch is Lord Reading, the President of the German ex-Chancellor Cnno. The Asso-iation alma at promoting An.iilo-(i»rnian friendship ar«l cloaer 'inderstandin^-. Representative committee* have bom61 words
-
Article99 1929-09-25 9 British Troops' Farewell to Germany. IReuter's Service.] Wiesbaden, Sept. 23. To th*» accompaniment of such tunes as M P»ek up your troubles" and "Aukl Lanp Syne." played by the regimental band the nest unit of the British Rhin- Army t«. follow tht advance party back to nii^hty99 words
-
Article99 1929-09-25 9 "An Inhuman Measure." [British R:iHi<> Official Service.] Rugby. Sept. 2.1. Mr. Ben Tuner, Secretary for Mines, speakinir ;it Sheffield during: tho week-end, announced that as soon as Parliament reopened stops would ho taken to reduce the working hours of miners. Varlianu nt, he said, would99 words
-
Article18 1929-09-25 9 [neuter's Service.] Paris, Sept. 23. The death is announced of the Archbishop Cardinal Dubois.18 words
-
Article222 1929-09-25 9 larger Hats to be Adopted. The bun of hair on a woman's head is to return to the realms of fashion. This revolution m hairdressing was prophesied recently by a distinguished Bondstreet milliner, who also said that m consequence, women's hats would be made222 words
-
Article732 1929-09-25 9 A BETTER EDUCATED PUBLIC. Greater Weight to Graver Issues. Mr. H. A. Gwynne, the Editor of the Morning Post, m his address as President to the annual conference cf the Institute of Journalists at Portsmouth, maintained that newspapers were tending- to meet the new public demand for732 words
-
Article109 1929-09-25 9 Gaol for Gir! Taxi Bilker. i h A girl of 18, Adnenne Franjois, hailed] a Paris taxicab and told the driver to take' her to Longwy, a distance of 200 miles. J When she arrived there she thanked him with a smile. When the taxi-driver asked fgr109 words
-
Article100 1929-09-25 9 William Thomson, a U.S. western golf professional, and Chief Sitting Eagle, of the Stonies, differed as to which could beat the other at golf, each armed with his chosen weapon. Sitting Eagle took his trusty bow and arrow; Thomson relied on his golf clubs. At the end of a nine-hole100 words
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement499 1929-09-25 9 BUSINESS CARDS. TbEACH HOISTS TAN JONG KATONG. I $ek:t Seaside Residential Hotel. Concrete Bathing Pajrar, I Garage, Good CuisSne. S I phone 5553. M. C Gasper, Proprietor, g j FLORANGE 1 and maintains i HEALTH. i (»j <&®G)®®®®®&s^^ j MISS N. BUHRIS HIDWIFE AND MASSAGE. 741 Kampong: Bahru Road. HTAIRS499 words
-
Advertisement658 1929-09-25 9 NOTICES. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that Mr. Lim Chin hn^ mv salesman, having left my service is no longer authorised to sell my goods nor to collect any bill* whatsoever on my behalf. ROBERT BLAU (Malaya). Blngapat*, September 23rd, 192 U. THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. •TICE is hereby658 words
-
Advertisement551 1929-09-25 9 NOTICKS. BRITISH MALAYAN ANNUAL. NOTICE. Mr. Julius S. Fisher, Editor and Publisher of "BRITISH MALAYAN ANNUAL* beg* to announce that he has commenced business under the name of "FISHERS LIMITED" Advertising and Publicity Specialists, with offices at F. 16, Fourth Floor, I'nion Building, Singapore, P o Box 145. Mr. Fisher551 words
-
-
755 1929-09-25 10 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1929. MORE CHINA WARS. Perusal of the recent cables received by Chinese contemporaries have shown, though a little difficult to follow, that a development of eon* siderable importance was pending m internal affairs, and the full cable from Reuter's Far Kasteni Agency to-day confirms that755 words
-
Article392 1929-09-25 10 The Chief Secretary and l,ady Peel arrived m Kuala Lumpur from Ipoh on Sunday evening. Mr. Jeffery and Mr. Deegan, who have recently arrived m Singapore from Australia, cr.me to Malacca last week and hope to spend a little time here, says the Malacca Guardian. A jumble sale will l>e392 words
-
Article1028 1929-09-25 10 JURY ACQUITS YOUNG HYLAM. Women Cross-Examined. At the conclusion yesterday of the trial of the young: Hylam charged at the Assizes with the murder of a fellow lodger m a Victoria Street lodging house, the accusea was acquitted by a majority verdict of six-to-one. When the case1,028 words
-
Article165 1929-09-25 10 ACTION ~BR0?(; HT PURCHASERS A Question of rea Judgment was reserved Court resterdaj h Mr r th vrhen Messrs Han y' Flph,,. (Malaya) Limited. m '»mmo n Camplell, institute *IJ to alter the extent v ra «o^ r the purchasers (Ifegsr, GmS T^ Ltd., from the vend,,,-165 words
-
Article219 1929-09-25 10 The >lemor\ of Mr. ook. Thf dodkatioi Christian Church m Pi of whirl the eoraei Murray on J»» Ist, I;<_performed tiim Xhv ih w pastoi was introduced to induction eefwnosjj .ut. The K<\. W. V WE. Horley win- ■long -j Hnc«\ In Mi um:uk- Church. th«- K«'v.219 words
-
Article63 1929-09-25 10 LATEST TIN AND RMBW PRICK*. [FREK PRKSS MtVICI CO**** London. Sept. M, 4.05 P-nj Messrs. Louis. Ultnii Wgj* notify today's tin prices as toll Spot £206 7 L 6 (down 5 1|) ward £209 ."> 16 (down lt)1 market ii steady. Messrs. Symington and notify to-day's rubber pnces63 words
-
Article44 1929-09-25 10 Tho Marrtact irmi mst. at. tin- Prwbjrt4 '*»urci Otto Islor. Of lf< h<lM Ltd.. and MiM Rom I arrived from honu\ The Reverend B B bride wu> given LmUwM, Acting Swi Leuthold was matron TitTaretti was be-t place at the Bwbi I44 words
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement212 1929-09-25 10 SIMONDS' MILK STOUT HUr I.r. \< ISKAINIJ I The health restorer if you are feeling run-down. CALOBECK, MACGR E(iiOß CO.» LTD. I (Incorporated under the Compi'iiex' Ordinance* of Hung Kotig). {1 net** 'porn ttd m i>ha ughai 90 Robinson Road. Telephone No. 6228. NEW SHIPMENT XLi JLN VJT JjISXI CHICKENS212 words
-
Advertisement200 1929-09-25 10 MERCEDES EUCLID| The Fully Automatic m CALCULATOR, i I PATERSON, SIMONS CO., LIMITED, 4 Prince Street, Singapore. I PHONE 2700. ft Eiißii!ini!iH!iHi!!iai[!;!V!!«:i!!Br.ai!iM i i!iai i;S!iitai!iinii -:634:~ T. K. X.'s TYRES. 10 x 117 Reduced from $13.50 to $11.50 each 24 x 2U —do 6.80 to 5.80 euch 26 x 2200 words
-
-
Article101 1929-09-25 11 i |)M MI MST OFFENSIVE I AT ICHANG. l^mers and Troops Captured aj Far Eastern Service]. fl Shanghai, Sept. 24. I lir from Hankow states that th< ■y >U^ h;t! learner Kianer-chin limpet I ittered, bringing news ol it the Nationalist Govern the Communist Ironsides I101 words
-
Article48 1929-09-25 11 NEWGOVERNMENT IN LITHUANIA. The Kail of Professor Valdemaras. nter I Service.] Kovno. Sept. 24. 1 a new Ministry by Dr. s li'ivnmr ami Foreign Minister) from power as Dictator of aras. Nt m Polish-Lithuanian re.ted. irustina< Valdemaras was Prime Minister following the carried out by officers of the48 words
-
53 1929-09-25 11 THE CELEBRATION OF ARMISTICE DAY. [eduction m Number of Troops Expected. i: v ICE. COPYRIGHT.] London, Sept. 21. Hiat the Government will the number of troops takI m the Armistice Day celebrations m mew of pressure that is being «r by peace bodies ap a j ns t of arms53 words
-
Article42 1929-09-25 11 lion's Water Consumption. PRESS SERVICE. COPYRIGHT.] London. Sept. 21. the 33rd day of the drought. It iod continues throughout Sep«lon will have used nearly a milns a day above the normal con- [Earlier cables on page o.]42 words
-
Article147 1929-09-25 11 I Henry Segxave's Success at Venice. Venice, Sept. 14. Segrave won the first day's n the Volpi Cup m Miss England. wage speed was 35.3." miles per hour. i America VII piloted by Gar Wood's Phi! Wood, struck Miss England •Mh, leapt twelve feet m the air147 words
-
Article83 1929-09-25 11 Impressive Funeral. Baghdad. Sept. 12. entire British communiHr and many «>f Arabs. Jews and Christians itfe aural of Sir Gilbert Clayton m n? to the Hinaidi military ceme- from Baghdad. It was a r le demonstration of the prestige representative m Iraq. and her children being now83 words
-
26 1929-09-25 11 Par Eastern Service.] Tokio, Sept. 24. larbin states that the Chinese ommerec has banned the local Papers, prohibiting the mer•"Wribingto them.26 words
-
Article23 1929-09-25 11 v <Vr state that a Portioh of the S WuT tho air mail °k* of Jerusa- j cr **hed at Jask recently, has23 words
-
Article202 1929-09-25 11 LORD CECIL'S SPEECH ON DISARMAMENT. Britain Signs Arms Convention. [Reuter's Service.] Genera, Sept. 24. At the League Assembly to-day Viscount Cecil, speakin X on the Third CommUtee' ™C?£. SSS" "ft." reparatorj Disarmament Commission an *<gn the Convention dealing with the traffic Uouu m aVp!rs U ef202 words
-
Article134 1929-09-25 11 Counter-Action Against Suing Husband. FReuter's Service.l liridjfeport. onnecticut. Sept. 21 Gene Tunney, the world's boxing champion, has filed a counter-suit to the actier. by Fogarty. Tunney denies the truth of Vo Kaitys complaint and asks for $100 000 damages. [This is yet another ttlfc m the134 words
-
Article170 1929-09-25 11 Father-in-law Charged. T!.e Second Police Court was crowded with Sikhs yesterday when Sunder Singh, an elderly Sikh, was charged with the murder of Jeewa Singh. The accused was produced m Court by Detective Inspector Sharp. He is the father-in-law of Jeewa Singh whose dismembered body was discovered170 words
-
Article97 1929-09-25 11 French Mountain Tragedy. Paris, Sept. 14. The discovery of a wallet containing 700,000 francs m the mountains above Annecy, Haute-Savoie, led to the organisation of a party to discover the whereabouts of M. Tivoli, President of the Chamber of Commerce, Alexandria, who was known to have97 words
-
Article147 1929-09-25 11 44 Jews to be Charged with Murder. London, Sept. 17. Jerusalem. Forty-four Jews, who were captured at a Haifa flour mill during the riots and imprisoned m the Citadel of Acre, are being formally charged with murder by premeditated shooting. The District Commissioner informed ;a delegation147 words
-
Article132 1929-09-25 11 HUSSIAN ENVOY REACHED LONDON. Hopeful of Prompt Settlement. [Reuter's Service.] T o London, Sept The Soviet envoy, M. Dovgalevsky, arrived to-day, almost unnoticed, and visited the JoneigTi Office. M. Dovgalevsky made a statement that ne was glad the misunderstandings had apparently been cleared up and the Soviet .viewpoint132 words
-
Article92 1929-09-25 11 Members of the Party. L<» iul i »n. Sept. 21. It is noteworthy that no naval officer is accompanying Mr. Ramsay Mac-Donald to America. It is announced that besides his daughter, Miss Ishhel Mac Donald. the Prime Minister will be accompanied by Sir Robert Vansittart (Asst.92 words
-
Article55 1929-09-25 11 round on Railway Line. [FREE PSEBS SEBVICE. COPYRIGHT.] London. Sept. 24. Enquiries an- being conducted into the circumstances of the death of Inspector Rose, who was m charge of the Marylebone Station, and whose- body was found on the railway track. It is thought that h: was55 words
-
Article37 1929-09-25 11 Forty-five Passengers Killed. [Reuter's Service.] Moscow, Sept. 21. I Forty-five passengers were killed and 36 injured when an express from Moscow to Siberia was derailed titty miles from Viatka. [Earlier cablet on page 9.]37 words
-
Article137 1929-09-25 11 Considerable Damage m London. Ijondon, Sept. 16. All night long, to-night, many London shopkeepers will keep guard over their shop- windows m consequence of the amazing number of windows damaged by "slashing' (as reported by our Ixmdon correspondent last week). The trouble began at Knights- <137 words
-
58 1929-09-25 11 Prison Colony on IVArcy Island. l.undon. Sept. 15. Victoria (British Columbia). As a solution of the problem of deporting the Doukhobors, a Russian sect known as the "Sons of Freedom," who recently conducted nude parades, the Federal authorities pi*opose to establish a prison colony58 words
-
Article108 1929-09-25 11 The Warwick Revue Company will open their short return season to-night at the Victoria Theatre with the first performance here of The Whirligig. This company ma<te a very striking success when last it was here m May, and local theatre-goers will welcome the opportunity of renewing acquaintance108 words
-
Article129 1929-09-25 11 WIDESPREAD EFFECT OF THE CRASH. Many Municipalities Involved. [Reuter's Service.] r London, Sept. 24. Conferences of the big hanks are being held m London to-day. whether the banks, contrary to practice will divu.ge the names of clients dealing m Hatry shares to the Stock Exchange committee. The129 words
-
Article118 1929-09-25 11 Abandoned After Several Days' Battle With Flames. [FREE PSESB SERVICE. COPYRIGHT.] Sydney, Sept. 21. A message from Perth states that the Silton Hall, which has a cargo of coal ion fire mid- way between Kerguelen and Cape Leeuwin. When the earjr,, caught Are the crew118 words
-
300 1929-09-25 11 Long and Varied Career m Malaya. A loiitf and varied career m Malaya i? brought to an end by the retirement of Lieut. -Col. .J. H. Tyte. Inspect.. Of PriaOflS, Straits Settlements. wh«J sailed for home <.n the Blue Funnel PhilocteUs yesterday. His associations300 words
-
Article135 1929-09-25 11 Candidate Stripped to the Skin. In a case -that was heard by the District Judge, Mr. C. H. G. Clarke/ yesterday, a Chinese medicine-man complained of having suffered treatment at the hands of two other Chinese members of an examining committee which was derogatory to the dignity of135 words
-
Article101 1929-09-25 11 Wiesbaden, Sept. 18. Alekhine has won three games and Boguljuboff two, while two have been drawn m a series of matches for the Chess Championship of the world. The conditions are that the majority of points m thirty games shall decide the match, provided that the leader's101 words
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement139 1929-09-25 11 :< V sROBINSON'SI ARE NOW SHOWING I New Selections of Gentlemen's Wear! for Winter and on the Voyage Home. "HENRY m^^^l MOSSANT I HEATH'S" (^ggtititt^ m LUXE. DISTINCTIVE FUR FELT HATS IN THE LATEST SHADES. J* "BLIZZARDEEN" SHOWERPROOF I V^( vn>. n Fawns and (ireys. (Z) f or Universal Wear.139 words
-
-
Article927 1929-09-25 12 FALSE" STATEMENTS TO SHAREHOLDERS. Extraordinary Revelations. Extraordinary revelations concerning tin atVairs oi the iilue Bird Petrol Company Ltd.. were made by the Official Receiver Mr. Pepys, at a meeting of creditors hel< m Kin^sway Hall. London. "Numerous optimistic statements appear ed m the prospectus," Mr. Pepya said,927 words
-
Page 12 Advertisements
-
Advertisement838 1929-09-25 12 SHERIFFS SALE. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Suit No. 498 of 1929. Writ of Seizure Sale dated 12th, June 1929, In the cause of Leong Rubber Plantation Plaintiffs. versus Ong Boon Chwee Defendant. %J J. ALL the right, title and interest of Ong Boon838 words
-
Advertisement679 1929-09-25 12 ♦TO MEN AND WOMEN OF ALL AGES—ESPECIALLY THOSF nvJT* I WHEN THE ZEST P^FT] i I HAS CONE OUT OFjLIFE 1 ji IS REJUVENATION WmlM POSSIBLE YES W^BM/i I V If > ou eeJ worn-out, depressed, unalilt- to concentrate, ton VAL *X Jv^Mßd y weary for tht- fun of life,679 words
-
Advertisement551 1929-09-25 12 into a written contract fu!'. p .rtuulur- of which •an be .ie« rt:.irnl on application to the Sup^rin- tendff;t. <;.-vrrnment Monop'tMe nr 1 ut the MUM titn.- t«> .lepoxit m a Hank m the. name ■jf the Colmii- 1 Tr«uu«tj*- r ca*h »*quivalent to •hree month* 1 r.r' by way551 words
-
Advertisement259 1929-09-25 12 JOHORE GOVESNMBR Tenders nre invited for thf rirht to mtm Twfdj-shoM for »h, |v ta tb% follolll| I diitricti: Bandar Per^vartm two #hor« only. Sri Qadlßjg ont s hop only. Sen»rr.r af MM «hr>p otiy. Tenders should r.» M tied and adcrf t.»ed to U* ChAirman Umiiag 1 p kLl259 words
-
-
Article493 1929-09-25 13 Mr. Aw Boon Haw Plans Pubhc Facilities. fofth-^ B r n Haw < w P«««nted prises ximS, d mind m a soun <* body" hlIe j H on K ™K. I was so fortunate a v? me mto con tact with yoirths the admirable contestant* of the Meet493 words
-
Article114 1929-09-25 13 Prince George of Bavaria's Tour m Sumatra. His Royal Highness Prince George of Bavaria passed through Colombo recently on board the Saarbrucken. The prince, who became a Catholic priest after the German revolution and is now a Canon of the Church of St. Peter at114 words
-
Article125 1929-09-25 13 Bombay, Sept. 13. The Provincial draft constitution of the Asiatic Labour Congress provides that th Congress shall strive for the unity of the working classes m Asia by developing closer relation* between trade unions m affiliated countries, seek to remove the disabilities imposed on Asiatic workers and125 words
-
Article115 1929-09-25 13 The Eastern Inter-Bank annual half-mile swimming race took place at Norwood Lake, when the order of arrival at the finish was, Ist, Mercantile Bank of India; 2nd /3rd, Hongkong and Shanghai, 4th, National Bank of India; sth, Hongkong: and Shanghai; 6th/7th, Chartered Bank of India. In a115 words
-
Article72 1929-09-25 13 Sunbeam Sold. I/ondon, September 17. The famous yacht named Sunbeam, built m 1874 for the first Earl of Brassey, has been sold by her present owner, Sir Walter Runciman, to be broken up. She has travelled 600,000 miles during her service afloat and has72 words
-
43 1929-09-25 13 Record Established by Hon. Mrs. V. Bruce. London Sept. 14. The Hon. Mrs. Victor Bruce has completed a 24 hours' record endurance test for British speed boats. She covered 691 nautical miles averaging 28.79 miles per hour.43 words
-
Article121 1929-09-25 13 Mr. Huson Johnson, writes to the Calcutta Statesman Sir, At the present time there are many on the eve of retirement or fathers with grown sons faced with the problem of where to retire or what to do with their families. The little known Benjamin colony of the121 words
-
Article41 1929-09-25 13 In honour of Messrs. R. Amarasekera and Goh Hock Huat being confirmed as Justices of the Peace for Selan^or, the Rubber Growers' and Dealers' Association of Klang gave a dinner m their honour, at the Association premises, on Friday night. M.M.41 words
-
Article266 1929-09-25 13 Clubs Unaffected by Government Ban. The order forbidding the importation of greyhounds into China issued by the National Government will immediately be put into force through the Maritime Customs. Rumours of such a step have been current for some time, following upon the prolonged agitation against266 words
-
Page 13 Advertisements
-
Advertisement282 1929-09-25 13 Byy|J Put more |»i^l juice into it. I Before a set of tennu, ■hMNflffff] I drink a glass of cooiI mg Montic/rat' and I J equip yourself with V Vl a ll y an<^ "pep* lor lltefi t com n g«mc. ll' ''fepi S(rM; T T ""<«i ruitivated bme» yONISERRCT282 words
-
Advertisement211 1929-09-25 13 I W^^E^ will tell you I m( A LXX^TOR (M.8., Cfi.B., D.P.H.) WRITES The wonderful Glaxo process preserves 111 "My boy is strong, sturdy and remarkably the full P° wer of tne vitamins, and keeps U pM free from gastro-intestinal troubles. His c mi^ res^ an<^ clean until your Baby211 words
-
-
Page 14 Advertisements
-
Advertisement885 1929-09-25 14 Blue Funnel Line REGULAR PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES EXPRESS SERVICE MARSEILLES. LONDON N. CONTINENT FORTNIGHTLY. WEEKLY SERVICE LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. Twice Monthly Service Liverpool and Glasgow. (Via Genoa and Havre). Route subject to alteration without notice. WEEKLY SERVICE LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. Due Singapore. PHILOCTETES For Marseilles, Casablanca, L'don, R'dam885 words
-
Advertisement504 1929-09-25 14 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England). "ELLERMAN" LINE. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICES TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT (VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL). FREIGHT SERVICE. OUTWARDS. TO HONG KONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. I Due Spore. s.s. CITY OP SHANGHAI Oct. 17 s.a. CITY OF CHESTER Nov. 14 s.s. CITY504 words
-
Advertisement487 1929-09-25 14 P O British India and Apcar ujk (Incorporated m England.) *H MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARm I SERVICES. U0 PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S N ml UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY s ovpdv LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SF.RVi(| NMEN t OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AM) j^l Due Tonnage. Singapore. Tonnt*.487 words
-
-
Page 15 Advertisements
-
Advertisement691 1929-09-25 15 O. S. K. Line. Destinations. V*s«»#»! vessel. Arrive. Leave. [41 dc Rotterdam, Hamburg, Bremen and Antwerp via Colombo, Aden, "S^'tSE Rio de Janeiro, ft** Montevideo and Buenos Aires. K..und-the- World passage £190.] fLa Plata Maru Oct X) Oh II Monica. Zanzibar. Dar-es-Salaam, ll I > Marques, Durban and via Colombo.691 words
-
Advertisement492 1929-09-25 15 r DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE (i/r<f AMERICAN MAIL LINE U I #__V^______B__nil^^___ k _-<_*-«_____■____ _r* _-^^W w _____'^^__l_i _______H___l___X#M^. TO MARSEILLES. NEW YORK AND BOSTON. From SINGAPORE and PENANG via COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES and GENOA. Arrive Leave Leave Singapore. Singapore. Penang. PRES. POIJC Sept. 30 Oct. I Oct492 words
-
Advertisement705 1929-09-25 15 K. P. M. KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPU. (KOYAL HACKKI NAVH3AIIO> CO., OF BATAVIA). (Incorporated m Holland.) (0) UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE "NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT, Telephone No. 3640. with sub-connections to: Passage, Freight, Transhipment, Marine Departments and Manager's desk. Representatives m the Straits Settlements (Singapore and Penang) i of ih« I OFFICIAL705 words
-
-
Article623 1929-09-25 16 Responsibilities of a Ship's Master. The conviction of the master of the Hong Kheng (a vessel which calls regularly at Singapore) under the Sea Customs Act m Rangoon following the discovery of 223 lbs. 2 ozs. of contraband opium on the ship m April has623 words
-
Article161 1929-09-25 16 Lady Overboard from President Liner. Honolulu, Sept. 12. Passengers Arriving aboard the steamship President Madison from Yokohama to-day desi rihed an exciting rescue at sea at three o'clock on Sunday morning. Mrs. Gardner Forrester, bound from Shanghai to San Francisco, fell from the ship at that hour, to161 words
-
Article121 1929-09-25 16 On Friday of last week, says the Malacca Guardian, a fight occurred between several shipping coolies employed by a sundries shop m Kampong Pantei, and the crew of the. Sin Kheng Seng, m the Malacca harbour. It appears that a dispute arose on board between a Hylam121 words
-
Article23 1929-09-25 16 The Master of the motor-ship Athelking reports that the vessel was navigated from Finisterre to Liverpool through fog on I wireless bearings. i23 words
-
Page 16 Advertisements
-
Advertisement757 1929-09-25 16 Burns Philp Line (Incorporated m Australia) (0) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, E DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. (0) Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,376 tons) and the motor vessel MALABAR (4,512 tons). The s.s. MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to757 words
-
Advertisement653 1929-09-25 16 Kerr Steamship Co. Ul 44, BEAVER STREET, NEW YORK (Incorporated m U.S.A.) GE>RRAL AGENTS. REGULAR FUEIGHT SBtVICB TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA ITBALTIMORE. (via Suez). M.S. SILVERMAPLE «lue Oct. M.S. SILVERHAZEL due Oct. 31 M.S. SILVERASH due Nov. 22 PACIFIC JAVA CALCUTTA SERv.rt SINGAPORE TO SAN FRANCISCO n C LOS653 words
-
-
Page 16 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous658 1929-09-25 16 MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. Kuala Pahang, Pekan, Sungei Lembin 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, Ipoh, Taiping, Penang and Kedah and Lower Siam 6 a.m. Kelantan every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday 6658 words
-
-
Article1282 1929-09-25 17 THE CHINESE NATIONAL DAY. A Lantern Procession Proposed. (By Our Chinese Correspondent). All local Chinese are very enthusiastic m celebration of the Chinese National Day which falls on October 10th- The Hokiek community of which the All Hokien Congress, Singapore, forms the chief organ, prorosed to have a1,282 words
-
Article193 1929-09-25 17 Construction m Near Future. The Lak x\luan#, a Bangkok vernacular paper, states that many years ago the late King Mongkut purchased a piece of land m Singapore for use as a Siamese cemetery there, paying $2,. r >oo for it. Later on His Majesty King Chulalcngkorn193 words
-
Article446 1929-09-25 17 Divers and Birds' Nest Collectors. The follow ing Interesting extract! are from a report of tour by nemberi of the Siamese Botanical Section. On RaweJ there was a temporary village of the Chaonam, These Ckaonam are Malays who live by fishing and diving for trepang and shells.446 words
-
Article69 1929-09-25 17 Although th.s is reports to be the home of the Borneo pony it is very difficult to get entries says the 8.N.8. Herald for a race for native owners m the Jesselton Races. Local meeting, ft would be truer to say matches are however arranged every Saturday afternoon here Though69 words
-
Article58 1929-09-25 17 A Chinese met his death by drowing m a mining pool at the 4th mile," Gopeng Road, on Friday evening at 5 o'clock. He is said to have been a patient m the District Hospital a few days ago. The body was removed to the hospital by the Police and58 words
-
209 1929-09-25 17 Youth Who Never Read a Book on the Game. Hatiz Mian Sultan Khan, the n.nv ■rittftH chess champion, the first Indian o win the distinction, would not have been kn .wn either to the East or the West but for < /'lone Malik Xawab Sir209 words
-
77 1929-09-25 17 An Excuse— a (ilimpse— and A chase. i .\ormu „i,,, lsay nh lU(^ our\ for dmgntWM driving tSEml* "I wa, driving under Wtmt provocation rjmember th, car I was chasing *n that ear was my best boy rir North of "I suddenly saw hi77 words
-
Page 17 Advertisements
-
Advertisement342 1929-09-25 17 I £O£E THRO** THE tNCMy I vSfiml P VANS PASTILLES arc 1 --<" x^£» i- 1 shied a S»'n»t «U winter ills tach m *fV V i tSj- Srr hr <*t». Cough, and Cold,. TK«# m s< "i tlffi \UH aa s' sg P*'c *apoor» penetrate into tfa* BbV\ "V*342 words
-
Advertisement35 1929-09-25 17 H a v^JH^^HI IB Bl B\ /sfc*^",^ j /rj If y\-r^ i. mm m^mm M A^^ -^w -'^--07 m BiM. mm S *^A— JBr -m* »L. V>^ mmw% MJ m*^f^r^ \^mmmW& V* >l <**! T *^^V*35 words
-
-
Article2014 1929-09-25 18 A POSSIBILITY OF THE FUTURE. Factor of Aircraft Construction. The year ll>2B marked the close of the first quarter century of the history of modern aviation. The first flight ir. a heavier-than-air machine by the Wright Brothers at Kitty Hawk, N.C., just twenty-five years previous, marked America's2,014 words
-
Page 18 Advertisements
-
Advertisement205 1929-09-25 18 Starts A Like a Flash 1 BS3 With Parker's Pressureless Touch lili'^'ENi ill Non-Breakable "Permanite" Barrels ijii 'X^OUCH a Parker and Iridium points. A Duofold Pen to Three hand-balanced |j! paper and off it goes si2es with non-break- with instant, steady able "Permanite" baj\%f.". ink flow Jt glides rels. A205 words
-
Advertisement158 1929-09-25 18 I YOU WANT IT I I WE HAVE IT 1 DELCO-REMY equipment for your car. <^^ v I BORNEO MOTORS, L TD X A f I w w <rV%**^Hj I from headaches! |w I Most hcnJuh.x De trace Jt '-^S^^r Inner iiupgishness. G>rrectt E7 Vjjr^ j| divion and 'hv.- hv'.idac158 words
-
-
Article514 1929-09-25 19 Tho following is the nineteenth annual report ci the Directors to mo shArenolden ot Bukit Jeiotong Rubber Estate.- Ltd to be presented at the annual meethtg to be held on Oct. 3rd at Malacca. The profit for the year after providing for Directors' Fees and depreciation on514 words
-
Article176 1929-09-25 19 Th; following is tho directors* report to be presented to tho Btuureholden at th»meeting of Tambalak Rubber Estates on October r>th at Derrick and Company*! at noon: Tho profit for the year w $80,743.55 to which has to !><> added th t balance <>f $21, 077.19 brought176 words
-
Article120 1929-09-25 19 An indication of the growth of the rubber manufacturing incustry m Canada is contained m a report stating that imports of crude rubber into the Dominion during the 12 months ending last April totaled 80,458.--.i31 pounds as compared with 5D,l;")8,840 pounds m the preceding 12 months.120 words
-
Article69 1929-09-25 19 September 2i. Banks 4 m..-. 2 11 ',2 Bank demand j 27 33 Private erediti I m.-. lm 1 l' Xtw York, demand 56 8 32 Credits DO day. 58 France, demand 1437 India, T.T. Hi.nK Ko:i|r, demand 14*4 p.c. Dis. Yokohama, demand 1 H5 Java, doniauil L4#)i Bangkok,69 words
-
Article247 1929-09-25 19 September L' 4. Tin 17.") Ton* $10<5 Gambier 9 Pepper White 94 Pepper Black 54 Flake Tapioca 6*4 1 Pearl Sa^o Sinai! 8.00 < Copra Svndrieo! 9.T5 1 Rice, Anam No. 2 250 Rice Liang Hin Chan Mark Red Eagle (New) 8.30 Rice, Siam old No. 1. 330 Rice,247 words
-
Article62 1929-09-25 19 September 21th.. 12 o'clock noon. Buyer? Seller* U.s.s. eqoal to Standard, Q.C.F. Sjx.t 14 H 14% Standard K.s.s. Spot Hi.. ti% on Tender <>n :;;>' Mot. .'v;» 4 MH t 95% S«H Jan-Mar. »?H W rone of Market: Dull. Latent Cable: -London Sp.it theel i«^62 words
-
Article184 1929-09-25 19 have i **< 1 from the I>ei<ut> Regi»Urar-General »t' Statistics a copy of the figures relating to rubber m the Colony m all areas of n 0 acres ar.d over. The tables, which brinj th«- information up to data, are practically continuation oi ih« figures which were184 words
-
Article95 1929-09-25 19 Yesterday's Alterations. Sept. 24th.. Closing Trice. Buyers Sellers. Kuchai 1.53 1 IM% Kuyohs IT 1 IO 1 North Taiping 88 85 Rantau Prefs. 1.09 1.13 J 2 Sungei laias 88% prem. 41 prem. jHaad Yai 9s 8d Ids Hong Kong (fully! 20s 3d 20s !»<! I'uchong Mi95 words
-
119 1929-09-25 19 Effect of Hatry Sensation. IFREK PRESS SERVICE.- COPYRIGHT.! London. Sept. 24. Opening at 10 I~l6<L, Jan.-March LO%&, the rubber market was quiet to-day. The ajrj?repate hdim of nibbcr itockl m London and Liverpool i«. :i,;}7() tons, which is above the estimates. I»ndr.n itockl an--40.151119 words
-
205 1929-09-25 19 Singapore. Sept. 21. Robber. London lOVid unchanged 4. p.m. Prices spot 84%; October 85 tt WoTcimbtr M, Nov.-Dtc. :w i Jan. -Mar. 87%, Quiet steady. Tin Loadi n ISM 10s. Ts tfd up. .Minintr. --Steady. Sunjrei Ways :;..V, H.GO, Kuehais IJHS 1.68, Kinta Dredffl205 words
-
Article294 1929-09-25 19 The Following is the Director* 1 report 10 the tharehoMen to be prtaawUi 1 at the an Dual meeting en Oct. lit at Kvatt and Company'f at noon: The net pmtit tor the year amoontt to t 526,649.04 ia^ against $27.K,5.7j for la>t year) to which must294 words
-
Article95 1929-09-25 19 Biologically, nothing fails liko Wrifi the ruling race rules itself out.— Dean In*^ The day of seeing visions and dreaming dreams is not yet passed— Mr. Geonre Lansbury. Last year U'o industrial storks on the New York Stock Exchange sold between $f»00 and $600 a share; three95 words
-
Page 19 Advertisements
-
Advertisement343 1929-09-25 19 ASSETS EXCEED 8,0,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCK OVER K r,,m,m THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. (Incorporated m Straits Settlements). ssswsrysa srcv^. c>urt < *j?srjsr«£2 ss ,TTRACT,VE PLANS OP C ACEN^WANTEa G^Six Managing Director Actual 7 G. C. KNOX. HORACE W, RAPER. A. ROBINSON, F. I. A. INSURANCE. THE y^y^v343 words
-
Advertisement360 1929-09-25 19 BANKING. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated m Bong Kong). HEAD OFFICE: HONG KONG. Authorised Capital $50,000,000 Issued and fullj paid up $20,000,000 Reserve Fund Sterling 6,000,000 T Silver $14,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors $20,000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS: N. S. Brown, Esq., Chairman. W. H. Bell, Esq., Deputy Chairman. Hon:360 words
-
Advertisement526 1929-09-25 19 BANKING. MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Incorporated m England). Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed 1,800,00 C Paid-up 1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest 1,612,046 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. M. Ryrie, Esq., Chairman. P. R. Chalmers Esq. Charles J. Hambro Esq J. O. Robinson, Esq. W. H. Shelford, Esq. Sir Thomas Catto, Bart. LONDON526 words
-
Advertisement41 1929-09-25 19 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter A.D. 1720) )3 FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINE. 1 Fidelity Guarantee— Administration Bonds. Singapore Representatives.— Messrs. BARLOW CO., Messrs. HARRISONS, BARKER CO., LTD. CHARTERED BANK CHAMBERS (Ist floor). A. GORDON LEE, Resident Manager.41 words
-
-
Article1702 1929-09-25 20 One cannot allow the announcement of the abandonment of the athletic sports at* the Cricket Club to pass without an expression of regret that the lack of enthusiasm for such a meeting rendered this course necessary. At the same time there is compensation m the fact that the1,702 words
-
Article320 1929-09-25 20 SCOTT'S HARD-WON FIGHT WITH CAMPOLO. Referee and Judges Disagree. Reuter^s Service.] London, Sept. 24. Phil Scott, the British heavyweight, beat Vittorio Campolo, the Argentinian, on points m their 10-rounds fight m the elimination contest for the world title m New York last night. Ebbettafield, Sept. 24. There was a320 words
-
Article27 1929-09-25 20 French Holder Loses Title. Hertford, Connecticut. Sept. 24. In a world's featherweight championship contest the Italian-American, Rattalino, beat the French title-holder, Routis. on point*.27 words
-
Article851 1929-09-25 20 MALAYS' VITAL MISSED PENALTY. Kendall's Memorable Debut. Though the match between the S.C.C. and the Malays at the Stadium last evening m the semi-final of the Singapore Cup was rot packed with so many thrills as when the two teams met earlier m the" season m851 words
-
Article92 1929-09-25 20 Selangor Autumn Meeting. Tho following second day handicaps have been issued. Race 2. Horses Class 3 3rd. Div. (SV& furlongs). Loch Buy 9.3, Florrie's Pet 8.9, Ballarra 8.6, King's Maid 8.3, Hushedon 8.3, Hopaway 7.12, Jotavon 7.10, Irish Rose 7.8, Dawn of Day 7.8, Claret Cup 7.7, Monte92 words
-
Article425 1929-09-25 20 THE FREYBERG TROPHY RACE. Betsy First Home. On Sunday morning the full fleet of eight B class boats were to be seen bandying for the best position m making a start at 10.10 a.m. for the second race of the series for the Freyberg Trophy. Punai managed to get425 words
-
Article204 1929-09-25 20 The following races will be sailed on Sunday. A Class Final for Somerville Challenge Bowl. Start: 10 a.m. Handicaps: Jean 4 per cent. Course: Cross starting line from North to South 17 mark boat to port Man-o'-War Buoy to port Outer Club buoy to starboard Malay Spit buoy204 words
-
Article72 1929-09-25 20 Another Reverse for Pompey. [Reuter's Service.] London, Svpl. 2.\. Results^ m home League matches to-c^y were as follow: DIVISION I. Leeds 1, Portsmouth 0. DIVISION IL Chelsea 5, Bury 3. Tottenham 1, Millwall 1. Wolverhampton 4, Hull 2. DIVISION lll— (Southern) Wai sail 4, Swindon 0. DIVISION lll.—72 words
-
88 1929-09-25 20 Yesterday's Results. Results m the S.C.C. lawn tennis tournament yesterday were: C. Singles. L. G. Robertson owe 15 vs. J. S. Anderson owe 15, (unfinished set all). F. Young plus 3 vs. Dr. Madgwick owe 4 (unfinished set all.) L. F. Knight owe 2 beat88 words
-
Page 20 Advertisements
-
Advertisement259 1929-09-25 20 TOi»lfrW!rlfrlf^rlfri;*rl!rlfrlfri;**Rfr¥JVft?rV* **^sB ifi I New "H.M.V." Records! TO-DAY II 1 1 MID-SEPTEMBER ISSUE I I; Lists Sent with Pleasure. I |l S. MOUTRIE Co. UaM j j (Incorporated m Hong Kong) Bf I j SINGAPORE. V j jj/^ i f* Hi I SUNSHINE KITCHtX I 111 II I) Furnish your259 words
-