The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 2 June 1930
1930-06-02
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section18 1930-06-02 1 The Singapore Free Press. \O. 13,041. ESTABLISHED 1835, SINGAPORE, &S. MONDAY, JUNE 1930. 20 PAGES DAILY. 10 CENTS.18 words
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Article373 1930-06-02 1 Salt raiding and communal hatred have led to further disturbances at one or two I places m India resulting m arrests and injuries— Paces 11 and 12. The Rangoon situation is still disturbed though some dock work is being carried on. The Burmese however are showing considerable373 words
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Article1100 1930-06-02 1 Some men love w\x»d as other men love women, theirs is a true affection born of the itching skill of their hands and the love they have for its quiet, beautiful strength. For them it is a good and faithful friend and worthy of their respect The artist ot1,100 words
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Advertisement432 1930-06-02 1 ALHAMBRA THE |{RO ADWAY MELODY 4W* <^><*m>m>*>*>m *> m »4 _^»»»»»»»44w»»»»»»»4»4»4»»4»»»» IRAFFLEI HOTELI I 1 K_ve_-f l vdLLENT ACCOMMODATION WITH MODERN SANITATION Z L~^J ***mm W^ mWmmW mmmmmm lAfi£L T rT£A DANCES |Jl JE2 The Pedi^ ree S o^ ll Whis ky- J t ERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY DINNER432 words
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Advertisement203 1930-06-02 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Piano for sal-~Page 9. The ever famous Chap Singa Page 3. The latest Gargoyle price list Page 5. Try ihe Cold Storage Cream Page 10. King George IV is a sound whisky Page 5. Burberry's dress suitings at Little's Page 10 See the Palx-o range of rugs at203 words
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Advertisement7 1930-06-02 1 ALHAMBRA THE j I; BROADWAY J MELODY7 words
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Article237 1930-06-02 2 Smuggled Cargo of Heroin. Vienna. April 18 An Egyptian police officer attached to the Central Narcotics Intelligence Bureau at Cairo has arrived here to obtain information from the Vienna police m regard to a band of smugglers of narcotics whose headquarters are said to be m237 words
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Article191 1930-06-02 2 Florei.? Ziegfeld. authority on pulchritude. arrived m Hollywood recently with a message of good cheer for the blondes. "Blondes awake an age-old memory m the heart of man." said Ziegfeld. "He may not be aware of it but they represent freedom to him. They stand for liberation191 words
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Advertisement607 1930-06-02 2 I. .SHOP'S NATURAL FRUIT SALINE. I < "THE BEST IN THE WORLD" Prove it by testing it. Cut out this advt.L and send it to I. MEDICAL HALL LTD. 1 and receive a sample m return. Two sizes, small and large. Two prices. 60 cents and $1.00. One Quality. The607 words
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Advertisement389 1930-06-02 2 11/ ICTORIA THEATRE I To^Nightiat 6.15 and 9.15 pjn." j InrnM IiKTT j| I J.*^ F_^__if§-_/ EXCLUSIVE TO THIS 1 THE DONOVAN AFFAIR. 1 THE GREATEST OF ALL MYSTERY PLAYS. 1 GAUMONT GRAPHIC. (Sound) I I ARSENAL vs. HULL THE GRAND NATIONAL, Etc. I Book at Littles' $2 &1. Gallery389 words
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Advertisement289 1930-06-02 2 II f LHAMBRf s I i J_TW TH THEATRE OF PERFECT SOUNO ,|TT_ 9 l l .Jm.____. REPRODUCTION M. R 16.15 p.m. TO-NIGHT 9.15 p.m jt o__^gk4» I "The BROADWAY I MELODY' l\ ALL TALKING— SINGING DANCING j WITH |j BESSIE LOVE— CHARLES KING— ANITA PAGE B j *g THE289 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous240 1930-06-02 2 THE WEEK. Monday. 2nd. High Water. 00 45. 9 3 ft. 14.50. 7.5 ft. Football: Volunteers vs. Garrison. Tuesday, 3rd. High Water. 01.41. 8.8 ft., 15.55. 7.4 ft. King's Birthday. Ceremonial Parade. Padang 7.30 a.m. Reception at Government House Cr.rkct Clarke Cup. Europeans vs. Rest. S.C.C. S.C.C. vs. Johore (Raffles240 words
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Article827 1930-06-02 3 NO TEMPERAMENT. Viennese Composer's Views on Hollywood. Mirs Mollie Merrick, writing for the Free Press and N.A.N.A.. describes a luncheon interview m Hollywood with Oscar Straus, who composed the music for Married m Hollywood, which was recently presented to Singapore audiences «t the Alhambra theatre. I827 words
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182 1930-06-02 3 Authorities Not Likely to Act, Says Minister. Canberra. May 2. No steps are likely to be taken by the Commonwealth Government to prevent the entry into Australia of Horatio Bottomley, the former English MP. and financier, who has been refused admission into Canada and182 words
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Article196 1930-06-02 3 First Chinese Consul General for India. A picturesque scene was witnessed at the Calcutta jetties when the first Chinese ConsulGeneral for India. Mr. C. F. Leo, arrived _n Calcutta on the steamer Talma. He was met by nearly a thousand members of the Chinese community m196 words
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Article782 1930-06-02 3 A Field Not to be Neglected. Not long ago a well-known Northern states- i man asked me the opinion of the British public t on the Baltic generally, and I had to confess < with shame that comparatively few people m I England give the Baltic782 words
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Article68 1930-06-02 3 Mr. T. P. M. Lewis, 8.A., tOxon.) Acting Headmaster of Anderson School. Ipoh. was inadvertently mentioned m an extract from contemporary yesterday, say> the Malay M_:i_, as going to Oxford for his degree. What Mr. Lewis is taking, when hi fOM Home m Scptemj ber, is a year's post graduate68 words
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Advertisement166 1930-06-02 3 FAMOUS «or FIFTY YEARS I ♦> *<_) j t i V M "CHAP SINGA"! mw i\_m Tho X Ml Marlk ol Quality V%mZ^^-*m%mr^^mmt&fh V r j j Fraser Neave kSJP Limited, INKS I j**"* gums! ARE NOT ONLY BRITISH I BUT THE WORLD'S BEST I STOCKS CARRIED BY I C166 words
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Advertisement150 1930-06-02 3 I Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited. BRANCHES v 21, First Cross Street MALACCA. 11, light Street PENANG. 14, Klyne Street KUALA LUMPUR. Registered by and Security deposited with gf the Straits Settlements Government. j! Act as Trustees, Administrators, Receivers, I Guardians, Rent Collectors, Investments Supervised and Interest collected. Probate or150 words
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Article12 1930-06-02 4 SYD NEY HORLER - SYD NEY HORLER BY A STORY OF LOVE, INTRIGUE AND ADVENTURE12 words
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Article2043 1930-06-02 4 THE MASCOT Ihe message seemed to communicate to the Comtesse an equal degree of excitement. Disregarding Mary, they both looked m the direction of the Baccarat Room. One glance was sufficient for the Comtesse •C :ne quickly." she said to Mary over her shoulder, "you must start playing2,043 words
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Article2075 1930-06-02 4 REVELATION. Bobby Wingate waited until his aunt rose from the baccarat table, flushed by her success. "It is, perhaps, too much to expect that you are now going home?" he enquired satirically. "Why should I go home, dear boy?" she replied; "I have just won eight hundred pounds!**2,075 words
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Article26 1930-06-02 4 The use hi schools of text books and readers published by the World Book Company of Shanghai under the style of Hsin Chu I, is prohibited.26 words
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Advertisement308 1930-06-02 4 !fai?j?j?_?jpjp^^ I Toothsome Tasties We receive regular supplies of SHEEP'S TONGUES SHEEP'S UDNKII I SWEETBREADS OX KIDNEYS J BRAINS OX TAILS I Excellent For a Change TRY THEM!! "The Best by Test" I FGDDj REFRIGERATING Co LTDI Orchard Road, Selegie Road, Keppel Road and Grange Road Market 1 ■jaiUTi!J?J?J.^ WATmm^^mmWmm\\mW-308 words
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Article801 1930-06-02 5 SOME "CLOSE-UPS." "R.1). 8.'5" Thousand-and-one Nights. 'Sitting bi the hall after the speeches, Bonar aaid to "P. E.,' with a twinkle m his eye: 'I've got some bad news for you, P. E. I'm getting tc be quite fond of leadership.' F. E. smilingly801 words
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Article195 1930-06-02 5 Boys: 'Love'; Girls: 'War* Murder, and Fighting.' Why children go to the cinema, and their ilkes and dislikes regarding films have been explained m the answers of 300 Dumfries elementary school pupils to a questionaire. The question was "What kind of moving pictures do you not195 words
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Article393 1930-06-02 5 thousand inhabitants. M. Robin had the town bombarded by aeroplanes, and women, children, and old people quite innocent by any participation m the rising were killed. The fact of the bombardment Is admitted by the Ministry of the Colonies, which alleges that only ten people were393 words
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Article125 1930-06-02 5 While deepening the mouth of the northern branch of the Menggatal River m British North Borneo m order to admit the passage of motorboats, a Chinese recently came across an enormous cannon ball m comparatively good condition This missile is far too heavy for one man to lift and appears125 words
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Advertisement213 1930-06-02 5 •-MYS.i..'. I I I i I < %\e Long Life m every Bin mk ,^3^^^ translates age mm£o**^ int o mileage/ v fe&L_ /K _.,-< WV» ywjrS&ars i___^_^ lt i» the ouality, con«-ruct.on ..n.l strength built into every Dunlop Tyre that gives such DURABILITY mmmmmm «v.-_ m__— j -tv u213 words
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Advertisement320 1930-06-02 5 IGARGOYLE MOBILOIL I PRICES I ft Z Jm*m This is to info m the motoring public that Gargoyle Mobiloil will J% no longer be available m WINE GALLON TINS which packing was T withdrawn from the market on 31st May. In its place we are introducing the _f X IMPERIAL320 words
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Article1543 1930-06-02 6 PARISIAN PLEASURE. Fashion Rules for Berlin Franleins. Entertainment here has entered upon another Informal period. But again with a difference. The pendulum is swinging far from the dinner and theatre party function, yet guests are invited to stay long enough to see Hamlet m its entirety.1,543 words
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268 1930-06-02 6 Beauty and UgNMB The Harem of the Turkish Su Museum of Top Kapou. formerly ti. Serai or Old Palace, m Stambt.: mixture of beauty and u_ilir.tsN It gone countless changes Mm* Mt tan Suleiman the Macnitn.nt. who Wl original edifice Sinan. tht hi268 words
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Article65 1930-06-02 6 Yssterdaj* erenli Malay Mail 0. I rence took ptao al Road, the end ot paratively recenl roof fell m and pst cd. No one MM InjU. two maid., n ants wli- for them lives RN Khor Van Be ol Van Bint had |U_l I dr.ve. leavmu hel nearby, when the65 words
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Advertisement396 1930-06-02 6 _^Sfe. Be Sure isi_P Of Your Whisky I mJOI/Kj tnriwC if The finest of Scotch Barley; tbe pure, v sparkling water to be found only m Scotland c Only When they and years of experience m the distilling of fc QSSimil<\te the food whisky these are the foundation of King396 words
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Advertisement62 1930-06-02 6 Try a dash of "Boots" Fruit Saline m a tumbler of water. Clear and sparkling, it is an effervescent delight to the thirsty palate. It cools and purifies the blood and, m Nature's own way, gently and harmlessly eliminates poisonous waste products. mW> __L_NE|H Slncke<U,j MFDICAL H I. Ltd and62 words
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Article382 1930-06-02 7 HOOVER STATEMENT. Would Be Disastrous to All Concerned. Washington, May 17. For the first time since the administration of President Hoover assumed the reins of Government m the United States, the administration to-day made a definite statement of its attitude toward the independence aspirations of the382 words
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Article253 1930-06-02 7 Wireless Warning of Mistaken Prescription. Will a Miss Lehane. who is believed to be working m the Victoria district, refrain fi_:n takiny the granulated powder given her by r doctor m South Kensington this afternoon Unaer no circumstances must she take the po*vder until she253 words
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Article270 1930-06-02 7 Music Hall Star to Leave the Stage. Paris, April 30. A principle of French civil law dating from the Middle Ages that a wife is absolutely bound to obey her husband m all things was vigorously upheld to-day, when Mr. Nelson Morris, a member of270 words
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Advertisement295 1930-06-02 7 ,__..vw~__.^ t f m m :^MMM 4♦ f I You Need Not Smoke Less I J IH T YOU SHOULD SMOKE LESS NICOTINE X X Try f MAKEDON I PRONOUNCED MAKE-DON CIGARETTES No. 33 I MADE OF PURE MACEDONIAN TOBACCO V I GUARANTEED TO CONTAIN I LESS THAN I* NICOTINE295 words
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Advertisement809 1930-06-02 7 JROWGAL-COffPUIHT?, j Disappear through the Soothing I iwii»to Influence Of I A* RCStICSSneSS I VY U C n ave tOC mucl of a KOod thin X sometime*. For instance, tropica 1 ar^guvjyiTOt countries have an over-abundance of Sunshine, Heat and Rain. Steamy 'and rT f_ iSOroW* I Rum,d conditions K809 words
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Article403 1930-06-02 8 Granted to London Times. An interesting heraldic event has taken place m England. For' the first time on record a coat of arms has been granted to a newspaper, and it is very just that such a distinction should be granted to that very weight403 words
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Article93 1930-06-02 8 A drowning accident occurred on Tuesday at Ipoh when a young Chinese clerk, while bathing with a friend of his m an old mining pond at Lahat Road, got into difficulties and sank. It appears that this unfortunate Chinese, who was until recently a clerk employed by Barber and Co..T.O.M. - 93 words
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Article497 1930-06-02 8 Freedom and its Dangers. Theie are still upwards of 5.000.000 slaves m the world. Apart from China, the home of the Mil Tsai system, there are 2.000.000 slaves m Abyssinia alone, and a further 500.000 m Liberia. Though slavery was abolished by law m all497 words
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Advertisement569 1930-06-02 8 jffi&% A*T *5 _<__**_. _ci___i —■wpap^i i wi _n_______J__________________-__^^ Fbr ijour next Ini^Bpartg-^^^^ Q ANDWICHES always turn out trumps Oif you add a little Colman's Mustard when preparing them. Remember this when you give your next bridge party, and your guests will really enjoy thc interval for snacks." Every sandwich569 words
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Advertisement188 1930-06-02 8 j *^m____"^___L _^^____l ____S_l ___i*__^__^^^^ _B__^__K_li^________B N 4p _Hf 4____________-__i if F pfr r/i. perfect condition Th_m -_-.v-.-.;_- fp rnt fr inmj b y __..a.t...i_-...* T___-_- T r f flSiilj Lvi I•*ft oa lm*m*m***** te ff_nii»A» Housewife's Horror .-^k _H>. Roaches, crawling, ugly l^*—^^ ■V' fi_PK who can enjoy a188 words
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Advertisement393 1930-06-02 9 BUSINESS CARDS. M^~ASSAGE ANICU&E ISS FUMIKO 12 Dhoby Ghaut. SkBLE FLOORING TILES. s IS<;\rORE CASKET CO. \,.v i Penhas Road, yfl |_i\ »•■.<-■ r Street Phone 80*.*.. KMMKIENCED AND QUALIFIED TRANSLATORS. I cc* Moderate. -mmiAikc: documents, account books and >ndence. etc. either English c versa. Mr 8 1* LAU of393 words
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Advertisement630 1930-06-02 9 I TENDERS. "j SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. ATTENTION IS DRAWN TO NE, TENDERING RILES POSTED I] TENDER ROOM. n NOTICE hereb7"given that tenders a. I "rv J nVl^ f r fo,lwta ■SSL and that particulars of such tende nay be obtained m the Tender Municipal Offices:- R n installation of Sanitary630 words
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Advertisement680 1930-06-02 9 NOTICES. KRAMAT PULAI, LIMITEE Information has been received from th London Office as follows:— "Dividend declared of 5 per cent, less lncom tax 4 6 hi the payable m London on Jun sth, to all shareholders on the register o May 27th." Local shareholders will be paid their divi J680 words
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Advertisement618 1930-06-02 9 NOTICES. >• ISKANDAR POLO CLUB m IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE TAIPING TURF CLUB. Ie ie With the permission of the Straits Racing n- Association, an Amateur Race Meeting will be (held on the Taiping Race Course on Monday I June 23rd. 1933. TWO RUNS FOR POLO PONIES, about 2 furlongs618 words
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Advertisement841 1930-06-02 9 AUCTION SALES. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Suit No. 231 of 1928. between Hadji Samsudin Daing Matara Plaintiff and I'^tJ l^ m^ 2 Mohamed Tahir bin Hadji Lahalidah, 3. Fatimah Binte HadJ» StH a dZ 0 f h 7 R t AMUUah bm Hadjl841 words
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658 1930-06-02 10 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY. JUNE 2, 1930. WEEK-END COMMENT. The news regarding the recovery of His Majesty from his recent temporary indisposition will be received with general satisfaction and rejoicing that he is again able to carry out his accustomed programme. The decision to avoid the fatigue of the Birthday658 words
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Article1358 1930-06-02 10 Mr. R. B. Lewis, of the Singapore Hum" Pipe Company, is visiting Ipoh Mr H. S. J.nckson. of Senkang Estate. Port Dickson proceeds home on leave at the end of July. Professor E Gillett. of Raffles College, has been m Malacca on a visit to local English schools. Messrs. W.1,358 words
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126 1930-06-02 10 FATAL SHOOTING. Soldier Mistake- For Burglar. A distressing tragedy w.i Police yesterday which h I death of a sapper of th. R. It appears that three <>$ thi at Changi were out ia .1 b 1 evening when it capsize. 1 neighbourhood ot Pasir RH126 words
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Article72 1930-06-02 10 Death of King's Sister. I FREE PRESS SERVICE- < RIGHT Bangkok. Jur* The death has occurred ol Prion Ratannraj. sister of the Kin. Ma been placed m mouinuig I c_\ .m the King is thereby prevent- i attending -j* golf finals at the Sports Club .md the72 words
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Article89 1930-06-02 10 Question of Publication. Reuter has cabled certain intnrmitton a regard to the numbers ot thi.- MMt) In vu-tol recent police action agamst m relating v publication of information NgMi___| IM suits we do not propose to publish th> It may be added that the polio? authnn._s were89 words
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Article32 1930-06-02 10 PK£_r *>-»ESB SERVICE— COPYRIQHI London. May .1. 12 noon Messrs. Symington and Sinclair notify to-day's rubber prices as follows Spot 612 16. Forward 8 14*11 The market is quiet.32 words
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Article80 1930-06-02 10 A Chinese workman wa.- k-'.i. wounded m fight that fenlß ,v Chinese and Indian- ai the Naval I Friday afternoon It kottcfOd I I trouble started over ar. organ t.* fe" Indian overseer and 0 ChfeMO. Cl nese and Indian WHlfcmtll carpenters' ...ed a..d chOßgfc80 words
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Article185 1930-06-02 10 Even the dolls, it seems arc la b« disdpßO m Soviet Russia— according tc Mr Pop^ Moscow. It is the duty of the food r to see that his children are renin. >. crimes of aristocrats and bourgeois I being given dolls representing the M/mM soul which exists,Manchester Guardian - 185 words
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Article54 1930-06-02 10 Sir Sertoli Branc kc UU*** Jupiter Work- The Director ol Ctvi Brancker. and other < the works of the Hu producers of the fan: rfne. -he mail a_Wj m the w< rid It M I licence m oeventei n Brancker says he h* enuines m British Dutch54 words
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Article30 1930-06-02 10 'I lM Royal Empire missioner. Comma:;.: turned from his Bi well-earned rest al I Mt addition lo the .suiting from his UN* I factory resut were the Society- total Bl30 words
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Advertisement182 1930-06-02 10 A GOOD DINNER DESERVES A GOOD LIQUEUR LIQUEURS ARE THE BEST. I Sole Agents CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO., LTD. 'Incorporated under the Co:>t .\rtes' Ordinance* m, Hona Mmmmt, tlncorporated fa Shanghai) 90. Robinson Road. Telephone 6228. *^Mt^^MmmM^mm^^^^^MmMmmMMKmmmmm***mmMnmsMMMM*mmmmmMMMt^mmmmmMmi^tmM^mta HAVE YOU TRIED COLD STORAGE I CREAM —IT IS DELICIOUS WITH TINNED OR FRESH182 words
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Advertisement128 1930-06-02 10 j SUNDSTRAND j ADDING MACHINES j _-_______J__K *Wli v' aa^rn** i\\^________9_Pw m ***^___^_i^_ **t m m m* \l-imm. M S PATERSON, SIMONS CO., LIMITED. t 4 Prince Street. Singapore. i PHONE 2700. 634 i— ""j North Bridge Road S TENG SENG GUAN. Established 1905. a -"•*>• r" nV__N I r128 words
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INDIA'S TROUBLES CONTINUE.
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Article191 1930-06-02 11 More Rioting and Arrests. Renter's Service.] Ilharasana. May 31. fool police repulsed a deterraid by Gandhites ol whom 106 th.' raftden mccoded m securing mm > ailed Ofl at 1 p.m. by bugle Coigress men. The forty ari k < ,i women. Bombay, Jone 1. and191 words
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Article121 1930-06-02 11 Much Feeling m Dock Strike. H< ,'s Service. I Rangoon. June 1. t* (Ml "l the conciliation board estaQ rnni.-nt to thrash out details ••••irment uf the dispute between Burmese Ar.cihra d. ...workers, which led to the •..al rioting, states it has been arranged ...ill employ121 words
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Article66 1930-06-02 11 Mrain of Birthday Parade I Too Tiring. I Reuter's Senice. J I London. May 31. I Kirn a well on the road to complete I 7 and uc.ompai.i_> UM Queen to the I rt at the Albeit Hall to-morroA U decided it is inadvisable to attend tM*66 words
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Article24 1930-06-02 11 Kil Persons Killed. Service.] Montereau. June 1. mi people have been killed and derailment of an express Marseillea which collided with24 words
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Article24 1930-06-02 11 I Pa? Ea stern Service.] Tokyo. June 1. <nhr<uakt tremor was felt no serious damage was II Nagoya. Kyoto. Osaka24 words
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Article21 1930-06-02 11 INi'hi Servicer Tokio. May 31. t_t Foreign Office estitlM expenses for the Japanese Legation m <t Mombasa.21 words
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Article20 1930-06-02 11 IS* rv ice. Jerusalem, May 31. has commuted the l on 22 Arabs m con- rta». to life imprison20 words
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Article31 1930-06-02 11 tser**.] •Stockholm. June 1. '"t to resign following :i1 <•* the proposal to <* imported wheat un paS e 12. j v Budge magistrate: Was v she went into hys-31 words
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Article122 1930-06-02 11 LIBEL EXCITEMENTS. The Jewish Complex Again. I Reuters Service I a tm Berlin. May 31. A libe! act;:;:, m which General Hindenburg Zul J 1S Plalntifl d the Nati °«al Socialist Ben Goebbels is defendant, opened m an excited atmosphere to-day. It relates to an extremist122 words
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Article125 1930-06-02 11 Death of Mr. Harder. Reuters Far Eastern Service.l Shanghai. June 1. Seventeen anoata have been made m connection with yesterdays Whangpo piracy. Shanghai. May 31. 1 Jack Harder, one of those wcunded m the pirate raid on the Whaigpo. died this morning He was educated at St.125 words
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Article135 1930-06-02 11 Committee Appointed. (Reuters Service! London. May 31. The Council of the Tin Producers* Association announces that Mr. F. J. Houwert. and Mr. J. Vanderbrock of Billiton. Dutch East Indies Mr F. E. Mair and Mr. C. V Stephens representing the T.P.A. Malayan sections, will sit on a135 words
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Article71 1930-06-02 11 Communists Bomb and Burn. Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Tokio. June 1. A Seoul cable to Rcngo agency says a police communique states a band of 100 Korean communists bombed and set on fire the Korean Association buildings and schools and Japanese consulate" and destroyed communications and the electric71 words
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Article32 1930-06-02 11 Damaged m Storm. Reuter's Service. J Lakehurst. May 31. The Graf Zeppelin has arrived. She was damaged by a storm m the course of her flight hither from Pernambuco.32 words
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Article53 1930-06-02 11 Ohio Convicts Break Out Again. I Reuter*? Service. I London, Ohio. May 30. Warders fired, killing one out of 47 convicts m the lecal prison farm, including many transferred from Columbus Peni.entiary (the scene of recent trouble when they were attempting an outbreak. I Saturday's cables on53 words
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Article160 1930-06-02 11 Janet Gaynor returns to Hcllywood to be bridesmaid for her very good friend. Irene Mayer. She returns to a studio from which she :ook French leave when she preferred not le play a role they had chosen for her. Just how many antics of this soil may160 words
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Article32 1930-06-02 11 Mr. Edward Pratt, until last year senior District Officei at Butterworth. has arrived with Mrs. Pratt on a holiday visit to Malaya. They are staying with Major and Mrs. Simpson at Butterworth.32 words
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Article1067 1930-06-02 11 INCREASED TAXES. Wide Scope of Latest Rules. I From Our Own Correspondent 1 Bangkok, May 29. MotcrisLs cf all grades have been waiting for the new act to come into force. Owners of commercial vehicles no less than those who drive a car where formerly they1,067 words
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Article34 1930-06-02 11 The engagement has been announced of James Mark Harrison* Tongkah Compound, Mantin, and of Porepukah. Victoria, Australia, to Miss Florence M. Carrett. of Deal, England. The wedding will take place at an early dar:..34 words
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Article537 1930-06-02 11 SELANGOR RACES. j Many Odds-on Favourites Score. .From Our Own Correspondent. 1 Kuala Lumpur, May 31. The weather was fine for the first day of the Selangor Turf Clubs summer races although it was rather too warm for comfort. There was a large attendance including the Chief537 words
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Article103 1930-06-02 11 Diolite a Strong Favourite. [Reuter's Service.] London, May 30. The Victoria Club call-over for the Derbyis as follows: 3 tc 1 Diolite taken and offered. 6 to 1 Rustom Pasha offered. 13 to 2 taken. 100 to 8 Silver Flare offered. 100 to 8 Trews offered, 100103 words
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Article135 1930-06-02 11 [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT. I London, June 1. The Derby is thought to be a very open race this year and there is not much public interest m the horses. Rustcm Pasha and Diolite are the favourites while Seer is likely to be an outsider. Ballyferis will135 words
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Article34 1930-06-02 11 New York, May 21. Sixteen "Jay"' walkers were summoned for risking their lives m walking across busy streets contrary to police signals. They were given suspended fines of five iollars each34 words
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Advertisement180 1930-06-02 11 < r^r-y^y^y^y V VJ- T^r-y* *m %^a^Ta7^m ,r^m ,^aa*^a m r*mim X If H X V _*_Xi_2_^_NSoN &C^»rvilirv I PABCO f X T Rugs Roor Covering BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS AND COLOURINGS I DUST AND VERMIN PROOF X T EASILY CLEANED X f m\ i 1 i 1 X V I Nd180 words
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Article345 1930-06-02 12 NEW ORDINANCES. Viceroy Takes Firm Stand. I Reuter's Service. I Simla. May .0. <-' The first ordinance recently signed by the Viceroy is against the instigation of payment s of certain liabilities and is entitled "The Un- lawful Instigation Ordinance of 1930.'* A statement m regard345 words
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Article167 1930-06-02 12 RED INFUENCE IN INDO-CHINA. Fresh Outbreak of Trouble. [Reuter's Service.] Paris, May 31. FYesh trouble has broken out m French IndoChina. Three men were killed and two wounded m a confli'-t between the police and a thou__and demonstrators at Chomoi. 125 milts northwest of Saigon. The demonstrators, brandishing bamboo sticks167 words
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Article136 1930-06-02 12 Delegates m London. ■[British Radio Official Service! Rugby. May 30. The proprietors and editors of all the most Important newspapers of the Empire are nowassembled m London for the Imperial Press Conference. There has not been a gathering of this character for nearly 20 years. The136 words
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Article54 1930-06-02 12 Berlin Los Angeles Conversation. [Reuter's Service.l Berlin. May 30. Professor Von Karmann of the Technical High School. Aix la Chapelle. flying an aeroplane over Los Angeles, conversed for ten minutes by wireless telephone with Herr Milch. Director of Luft-Hansa m Berlin. The latter used an ordinary54 words
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Article32 1930-06-02 12 I Reuter's Service.) Berlin. May 30. The Minister oi Labour has announced that two milliards of marks must be found by the Reichstag to relieve unemployed now numbering 2.000.000032 words
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Article27 1930-06-02 12 I British Radio Official— Service.] Rugby. May 29. The body of the late Archbishop Lord Davidson, was buried this afternoon at Canterbury Cathedral.27 words
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Article, Illustration494 1930-06-02 12 PROBABLE TEST PLAYERS IN FORM. COUNTY CRICKET. Derbyshire's Victory Over Kent. Most noteworthy among the results of the s ounty cricket championship matches which I oncluded on Friday was the victory of Derby- hire over Kent at Ilkeston, where the home ide won by 199, despite a spell of good494 words
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Article71 1930-06-02 12 Tate m Form. London, May 30. Sussex defeated Cambridge University at Cambridge to-day by 216 runs. Sussex 265 and 280 for 6 (dec). Cambridge 87 and 242. Tate was the big factor m the county's victory for he took six for 36 m the University's71 words
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Article, Illustration232 1930-06-02 12 Bradman. m scoring 47*. just succeeded m establishing a new record, for it brought his aggregate of runs to 1001 and no other Australian cricketer has ever succeeded m scoring as i many runs before the end of May. In fact four other cricketers m232 words
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Article55 1930-06-02 12 A billiards match has been arranged between the Aston Athletic Club and the Junior Civil Service Association at the formers premises on Monday at 7.30 p.m. Three singles matches have been arranged, and the following have been asked to play for the Aston Club:— Messrs. Wee Ghee Hoe. Goh Teck55 words
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Article697 1930-06-02 12 CHINESE LUCKY TO BEAT WELCH. A NARROW WIN. Soldiers Lack Speed To Get 1 Goals. J.C.F.A 2: Welch 1. Small though the margin of victory was. the esult of the first division league match bet- t leen the Welch and the S.C.F.A. at the Jalan Jesar Stadium on Saturday, flattered697 words
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Article99 1930-06-02 12 Royal Command Variety Performance. London, May 22. Following their visit to the Covent Garden Opera on Wednesday, the King and Queen, accompanied by the Duke of Gloucester, last night attended a Royal command variety performance at the Palladium, for music hall charities. The international programme included the99 words
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Article65 1930-06-02 12 Christy to go into Business m England. Johannesburg. J. A. J. Christy, the young Transvaal player who toured England last year with H. G. Deane's team, will shortly leave this country to take up a business apppointment m London. Other prominent South African cricketers who have65 words
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Article142 1930-06-02 12 W. L. P. W. L. In. In. D. Pts. Lancashire 7 5 0 1 0 1 49 Notts 6 4 1 1 0 0 37 Warwick 6 2 0 3 1 0 34 Surrey 7 1 0 1 4 1 29 Sussex 6 2 1 0 3142 words
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293 1930-06-02 12 THRILLING RIDING AT THE SPEEDWAY. A DISPUTED DECISION. Datson's and Sharp's Records Unbroken. Thrills were plentiful at the Speedway or. Saturday night. The decision m the special •hallenge race between Sl? Schlam and Charles Datson rather disappointed the spectators. In Jie first lap Schlam 's chain parted company .vith his293 words
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Article52 1930-06-02 12 Italian Airman's Plans. London. May 7. Squadron-Leader Bert Hinkler will begin a flight to Australia shortly m a monoplane amphibian of his own design. He may attempt to lower his record of 16 days from Croydon to Darwin, made m February. 1928. Mrs. Hinkler may52 words
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60 1930-06-02 12 ITALIANS PROPOSED SEAPLANE FLIGHT. London. May 7. Thirteen days is the time Capt. Savino. an Italian aviator, has set down for his fight from Rome to Darwin. Using a tourist seaplane, he will probably leave at the end of May. The stages will be Castel Rosso to Bagdad, thence to60 words
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Article166 1930-06-02 12 Preparing for Flight Across Atlantic. Amsterdam, May 6. Squadron-Leader Kingsford-Smith arrived here from U.S.A. to-day to prepare for his non-stop transatlantic flight m the Southern Cross. He will make a fortnight's trials with the machine, which has been reconditioned at the Fokker works. Squadron Leader Kingsford166 words
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Article289 1930-06-02 12 Positions to Date. DIVISION I. Goals. P. .W. L. D. F. A. Pts. S.C.C. 10 8 0 2 24 9 18 Malays 8 7 1 0 35 9 14 S.C.F.A. 8 6 1 1 25 4 13 Welch 8 3 4 1 16 17 7 RE. 9289 words
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Article668 1930-06-02 12 YACHT CLUB REGATTA. Sampan Collision m Sculling: Championships. The two steam launches. Lady Guillemaid and Rimau. carrying a gay and vivacious crowd of about seventy supporters, and numerous private launches and yachts over the length of the course, made a brave and colourful sentincr for the668 words
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Article290 1930-06-02 12 Plans of the X.L.M. The British Government having given its consent to the resumption of thc mail flights to the Dutch East Indies from Oct. 1 next. Mr. A. Plesman. Managing Director of the X.L.M. intei viewed by the Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant l April 15th.290 words
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Article72 1930-06-02 12 Experimental Service Inaugurated. Rugby. May 23. Mr. Mac Donald. the Prime Minister, and Miss Ishbel Mac Donald flew from London to Scotland to-day as ordinary passengers m the Imperial Airways' liner. City of Glas-gow. which was inaugurating a new experimental week-end service between Croydon and Scottish72 words
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Article606 1930-06-02 12 CONFERENCE COMMITTEp Council Reform an:l h,M„ Works. The following are the minuteCommittee meeting held m fh< May 29th at I om Present: Mr. H. D. Mundell MT. H. W. Raper <Yiee-Pivs.ci.n-S. J. Braddell. .T. G. Campbell F Parbury. O. R. S Bateman. O. Ci Cheong Koon Seng.606 words
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Article135 1930-06-02 12 At. .low. who was weighted (Ml I Stayers* Selling Handle ap Catterick Biidge i Eng .1 MO on the wav te. the pool Hi MM come under the start* r's ordl I He careered twice rouiu! circuit of which is lust mrei returning to thc135 words
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Article77 1930-06-02 12 KM A professorship <•' j been endowed Ol Oxford Montague Burt. in ol I offered an annual sum I for this purpOM, with tn. munent endow m.-nt it H b founders chief motive I internatiemal peace m ;><< of HOtton. idcils When mortal tma m convocation77 words
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Article1106 1930-06-02 13 H wn >s-Moody's Successor Will Come from England. I have written with optimism of the prospects of the British men during the forthcoming lawn tennis season, and the outlook for the women is just as bright and cheering, says H W. Austin. Great Britain's leading1,106 words
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228 1930-06-02 13 COUNTESS OF DARNLEY AND THE ASHES. Victorian Romance Recalled. It was rather a pity that Mr. W. L. Kelly turned down me request made by the Countess of Darnley to entertain me team at Darnley Hall. The Earl of Darnley was the Hon. Tvo Bligh. who was one of the228 words
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Article185 1930-06-02 13 The old mathematical curiosity regarding bowlers analyses has cropped v,_ again, this time m Australia. S. J. writes to the Sydney Referee from Scone. "In connection with a final game here, two players A and B. were running closely for the bowling average. A's first innings record185 words
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149 1930-06-02 13 BILLIARD PLAYERS' EARNINGS ON TOUR. The earnings of the "Big Five" playing billiards under the auspices of Burroughes an'l Watts. Ltd.. this season were (states a London cable.. W Lmdrum. from October to March £2.343. not including a bonus of £200 for his worlds record break, nor his earnings m149 words
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Article186 1930-06-02 13 Experts Say "No," But Agree That Masseurs are Desirable. Leading players and officials are divided about the usefulness of professional trainers at tennis matches. Here are some of their views: Mr. R. J. McNair (hon. referee of the present Davis Cup match and vice-president of the L.T.A.j:186 words
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Article115 1930-06-02 13 Cables to the Indian papers state that Cuthbert. .m retaining the British, featherweight title against Dom Volante at Olympia on May 22, had a hard fight against a game opponent. He boxed coolly, meeting Volante's rushes with a well-timed left, until the final round, when Cuthbert forced the challenger all115 words
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Article139 1930-06-02 13 London, May 21. At Newmarket to-day, the Newmarket Stakes, run over one mile and a quarter, resulted as follows THE SCOUT II UT MAJEUR SEA ROVER The following were the starting prices. 10 to 1 against The Scout II; 100 to 30 against Ut Majeur;139 words
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Article122 1930-06-02 13 Leslie Ames, the famous Kent cricketer, war married at Elham. near Canterbury, m mail week ln the church which is a stone s-throw from the field where he first played village cricket. Por three generation, the A _ies family has been tbe mainstay of village cricket there.122 words
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Advertisement545 1930-06-02 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. Dne Singapore. s.s. CITY OP MADRAS June 2 SA CITY OF DELHI July 5 S.s. CITY OF545 words
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Advertisement658 1930-06-02 16 Burns Philp Line* (Incorporated m Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and the motor vessel Malabar (4,512 tons). The ss. MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia Cabins de658 words
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Advertisement413 1930-06-02 16 <{£ NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. incorporated tr ■ju Germany* The undernoted are the Company* mended dztures: OUTWARDS. S FRANKEN For Hong Kong, Keelung, Shanghai. Moji, Osaka, Kobe, Yokohama, Chlnnampo, Taku, Dalny Tsingtau June 13 t WITRAM For Shanghai, Moji, Osaka, Kobe, Yokohama and Hankow June 19 FULDA For Manila, Hong Kong, Shanghai,413 words
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Advertisement475 1930-06-02 16 KERR STEAMSHIP Co. Inc. 44. BEAVER STREET. NEW YORK (Incorporated m U.S.A.) GENERAL AGENTS. REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE. (via Suez) Due. Sails. N Ur M.S. SILVERBEECH In Port June 2 k > 9 M.S. SILVERBELLE June 9 June 15 ily 23 PACBFIC-JAVA-CALCUTTA SERVICE SINGAPORE475 words
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Miscellaneous688 1930-06-02 16 MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. Kuala, Pahang, Pekan, Sungel Lembin and Kuantan (via Gemas and Jerantut) every Monday, Tuesday. Thursday and Friday 6 a.m. Bangkok every Thursday 6 ajn. Kota Tinggi, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Taiping, Penang and Kedah and Lower Slam 6 ajn. Kelantan every Monday. Wednesday and Saturday g688 words
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Miscellaneous66 1930-06-02 16 Meran, Brit. 70, from Bagan 31, for Bagan 2 Ban Slong Bee. Brit.74. from B. Pahat 31, for B. Pahat 1. Malaya, Brit. 395, from Malacca 31, for Malacca 1. Pangkor, Brit. 687, from Lumut 31, for Lumut 2. Karuah, Brit. 103, from Muar 31, for Muar 2. 1 CLEARANCES.66 words
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Article137 1930-06-02 17 I ail'lwd from Calcutta yes.erdpv I mn_l canro. ..1: ;s txpactai to arrive Mat* ln| and will proceed along She will leave for Saigon Ha»hWM 3 p.m. the sam*» kinta dt>ckinH for annual surs, n les between Penang. Po Mnfapotl will be maintained frOM Thursday. June137 words
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Article172 1930-06-02 17 t it Health Bulletin of the Nations, bsfeecn Bureau, for the I ith \tr\_indn._ 4 CMN and 1 death. H.t£hd.td: T plague cases and 4 deaths. FMnh.o .nalip. cases and 44 deaths. (j<utia '.J Cholera tmmm and 83 deaths as and 107 deaths during tne smallpox cases and172 words
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Article104 1930-06-02 17 Malaya to Regent's Park. ■■■•-est and rarest collections of uid reptiles ever made m th. through Penang on May 29th.. l ndent of the Malay Mail, on the route for the Zoological Gardens Park. London. aWI was made by Mr. St. t "I Sm.apore ta ate the104 words
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Article155 1930-06-02 17 Trans-Atlantic Economies. New York. April 2©. m New York shipping n»Uoo concerned m the trans- have to pool its o*ti C T -l, t une, of the recent agreement l burK-Amenca and North Ger- c mpanies I Star and Cunard lines, which Common -...uking arrangement L155 words
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Article38 1930-06-02 17 tennis k v J MM Missing. Melbourne. April 3d. ci barque Olivebank «*Ui here The Olive- '^veden. on November d north of theEqua- >*..,. the Olivebank ■'"Brazil, but while mak- 2 ■'•<■*•*._.. adverse currents. "'th again 138 words
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Article645 1930-06-02 17 American Navy Makes Tests. The mm* that the USA. Navy Department has perfected a telephone which will enable t conversation with people a few hundred feet 1 away does not seem very startling when you consider that the Prime Ministers of Australia and Great Britain conversed over645 words
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375 1930-06-02 17 Voyage ofJ^OOO Miles. There is only one double-acting two-stroke Burmeister and Wain -engine ship so far m operation, and it is extremely significant that this vessel, the M.S. Amerika. a single-screw cargo and passenger-carrying ship of 10.100 tons gross, brought to a successful conclusion375 words
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Article232 1930-06-02 17 Sleeping on Watch. I'Tf a man within a ship should sleep upon his watch"— for the fourth offence "he shall be hanged to the bowsprit end of the ship m a basket, with a can of beer, a loaf of bread, and a sharp knife, and232 words
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Article287 1930-06-02 17 In the regulations published m 1790 it is laid down that "The gunner ought to be sober, wakeful, lusty, hardy, patient, and a quickspirited man." and he is advised that it is a "wholesome thing to eat and drink a little meat before he doth discharge a piece287 words
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Article314 1930-06-02 17 Discovery to Go South Again. Canberra. May 8. By guaranteeing up to £6.000 towards its cost, Mr. MacPherson Robertson has made possible another visit to the Antarctic by the Discovery The Vice-President of the Executive Council Senator Daly) announced this to-day. Sir Douglas Mawson will sail314 words
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119 1930-06-02 17 Belongs To British Shipowners. London, May S. English shipowners have more than £1 000 000 belonging to them m Australia, whi..h ihey are not able to transfer to Europe because of the Australian overseas credit restriction ..says Fairplay, the British shipping journal). Shipowners, when chartering119 words
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Article48 1930-06-02 17 Mr. Tom Maguire, boiler engineer, of Messrs. Babcock and Wilcox, who has been superintending the erection of boilers at Bungsar Road Power Station, left Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday to join the Homeward bound P. and O steamer Mantua. Mr. Maguire came out to Kuala Lumpur last September.- M.M.M.M. - 48 words
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Advertisement312 1930-06-02 17 Superlative Quality at I an Economical Price v State Express 999 are for those smokers who require I a first-class cigarette at an economical price. They 1 are guaranteed to be exactly the same m every respect as the World-famous State Express 555, except that they are not made by312 words
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Article1112 1930-06-02 18 CHESS IS SUCH GOOD FUN. THE LIGHTER SIDE. The Ideal Indoor Brains Tonic. Canon Anthony C. Deane. Vicar of All Saints', Ennismore-gardens, Westminster, whose appointment to the Canonry m St. George's Chapel, Windsor, has recently been approved by the King, writes m the Evening News: There are still people. I1,112 words
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Article231 1930-06-02 18 Intelligible to Foreign Tourists. Zurich. April 24. In a circular letter to the Cantonal Governments the Federal Council publish the new road traffic regulations to be observed m Swltze .and. As well over a hundred thousand foreign motorcars pass the Swiss frontiers during every travelling season,231 words
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Article55 1930-06-02 18 At a meeting of the Committee of the Singapore Badminton Association held on April nth, Mr. Lim Chuan Geok was elected Hon. Secretary, vice Mr. Tan Sip Chew, resigned. All correspondence m connection with S.B.A. matters should now be addressed to Mr. Lim Chuan Geok, care of General Motors Export55 words
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Advertisement188 1930-06-02 18 I ANYONE CAN START A CAR 1 The main thing is to be able to stop it. |j In other words, are your brakes m order You cannot afford NOT to have them m perfect condition m these days of congested jjj traffic and high speeds. If they are not188 words
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Advertisement964 1930-06-02 18 BANKING. BANKING. INSURANCE. CHARTERED BANK MERCANTILE BANK OF toe OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. __J I_I A ITH /OtT^S v\ (Incorporated In England by Royal Charter) lI. DIA, LID* /^_fcC^ l >^V (Incorporated In England). SOl ITH f^/fAff. Paid up Capital In 600,000 shares *mJ\J m mJ 111 jßnl>j| of964 words
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Article321 1930-06-02 19 preliminary Statistics Indicate Decline. m*j of the annual spring surealers' stock, of the Rubber DiviBteeM Department of Comtha. on April Ist.. 1930, 22,332 cas* stock of only 75.1 auto- k casings, as compared with I M 4 casings on April Ist.. 1929. g| I casings on321 words
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Article99 1930-06-02 19 p Sin« a pore. May 31 13 lid per ft. Unchang Bo j2_. June tm. Oct -Dec 25 D i'\ U im Id— lti v.- n t-H X;- iDi dge. 1.15 l 18. M tv M ta 24 Johan.. I 3B 1.43. uiu Shu*., i it99 words
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Article1054 1930-06-02 19 I by merchants dealhaa been a prow- Ol Chine* merchants duvet There is no I trade should not be menl is arranged at enabling the supplier to r to booo_ tmvhn thus may keen buyers; limlnato intermediary lx lUe. H STBIAUm AIDS ABUTS. ■"'dustrialization of1,054 words
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Article207 1930-06-02 19 1 May 31. SELLING. I London 4 months* sight 23 15 16 London 3 months' sight 213 7|B London 60 days* sight 2;3 13|16 London 30 days' sight 23 25|32 London, demand 2 3 3 4 London. T.T. 23 11|16 Lyons and Paris, demand 1431 Hamburg, demand 334207 words
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Article197 1930-06-02 19 May 31 Tin 150 Tons $71 H Gambler g.OO Pepper White 54 Pepper Black 391.. Flake Tapioca 405 Pearl Sago Small 6.75 Copra Sundried 8.85 Rice, Anam No. 2 250 Rice Liang Hin Chan Mark Red Eagle (New) t.30 Rice, 81am old No. 1. 320 Rice, Rangoon Bintan 260197 words
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Article871 1930-06-02 19 SATURDAY. MAY 31st. I Closing Quotations. DOLLAB BUBBBB. Allenby ($1) 1.40 1.50 Alor Gajah 1.20 1.30 A. Hitam ($1) 2.00 2.50 Am. Malay ($2) 2.00 2.20 A. Kunlng ($1) 30 40 Ayer Molek ($1) 1.25 1.35 Ayer Panas ($1) 1.15 1.25 Bassett ($1) 70 75 Brogas <$1>871 words
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Article143 1930-06-02 19 The following are the British Malaya declared Exports of Para rubber Inclusive of latex for the month of April. 1930. showing local origin, as compiled by the trade registries at Penang, Malacca, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. me total 45.51, tons is comprised of the following:— Para rubber 45.300143 words
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Article230 1930-06-02 19 Better Methods Needed. Sir Donald Maclean, the new British Ambassador to the Argentine, was the guest of the British and Latin-American Cnamber of Commerce at the Mayfair Hotel. He said that he was a little afraid that the recent reports of Lord D'Abernon's economic mission might230 words
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Article118 1930-06-02 19 The net profit of the Kepong (Malay. Rubber Estates for 1929 amounted to £45.917 (against £38.721 for 1928). and £20.000 was brought forward. A final dividend of 17 per cent, is proposed, making 27'- per cent, for the year fthe same*, and £6.063 is to be written118 words
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Article106 1930-06-02 19 The crop of tht Anglo-Malay Rubb-r Company Im 1929 amounted to 1.558. 1271 b. again 1.266.5461 b. for 1i.28. but a surplus of IOI.IOCVo. form the previous year was also brought in'o the 1928 accounts*. The average net sale price, Including unsold portion at estimate, was 8 88<1106 words
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Article22 1930-06-02 19 Katu Tin. 609 hours; 150.000 yards; 104 pi tla. Renong Tin 649 hours; 183.000 yard;.. 1.051 < pkls. I22 words
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59 1930-06-02 19 May 31st., 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers. R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot 22 t 23 Standard R.S.S. on Tender June 23' 4 23'_. I July 23 24 July-Sept. 24 14% l Oct-Dec. 25 25' fc l Tone of Market: Quiet. Latest Cable: London Spot59 words
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Article385 1930-06-02 19 Rapid Advances. Germany during 1929 made another rapid advance m its rubber goods trade when the value of exports exceeded imports at a larger figure than at any time siuce the World War. namely, by $21,765,197. according to the Commerce Departments rubber division. But the most385 words
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138 1930-06-02 19 The Real Estate Board of New York has won a three-year Bghl against the banning Of rubber, cork or composition flooring m buildings more than 150 feet high. A bill amending tinNew York State labour law to permit the use nf such materials m138 words
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Article197 1930-06-02 19 Thai narlag to the ptaocul km pric» 01 the metal. Tamo Tin, Limited, had decided .0 dom down tamporarUj ;;nd wait until the price oi tin warranted a resumption ot work, was the Statement made by the Chairman at tht* second annual meeting of the Company h. ld at the197 words
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Advertisement67 1930-06-02 19 ASSETS EXCEED SU 000 AAA W1.W0.000 ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $38,000,000 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated m Straits Settlements). Tt A ComZy C ha_ DOH OFFICE «d Jewry, E.C. V *«-,ow deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies Act67 words
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Advertisement34 1930-06-02 19 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINE. Fidelity Guarantee— Administration Bonds. Singapore Representatives.— Messrs. BARLOW CO., Messrs. HARRISONS, BARKER CO., LTD., BRANCH OFFICE: CHARTERED BANK CHAMBERS (Ist floor 4 A. GORDON LEE, Resident Manager.34 words
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Article647 1930-06-02 20 NEW AMATEUR CHAMPION. Remarkable Scenes at St. Andrews. R. T. (Bobby) Jones, who has already twice won the British open, and both American amateur and open titles on several occasions, achieved his life's ambition on Saturday, when, amid amazing scenes on the historic course of St647 words
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Article196 1930-06-02 20 German and Spanish Lady Champions Lose. I Reuter's Service.] Paris. May 30. In the French lawn tennis championships quarter-finals Tilden beat Lyttleton Rogers (Ireland) 6-1 6-1 7-5: Miss Helen Jacobs beat Mrs. Watson 5-7 6-3 6-1: Fraulein Aussem beat Mrs. Ryan. 4-6 6-1 6-0. and Mrs. WillsMoody196 words
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Article42 1930-06-02 20 Birchfield Runner's Success. r ßeuter's Service.] London, May 31. The annual Polytechnic Marathon from Windsor to London was won by W. Smith (Birchfield Harriers) m 2 hours 41 minutes 55 seconds. The American champion. Koski (Finland) was fourth.42 words
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Article58 1930-06-02 20 My. A. Hunter has been appointed an assistant Censor of Films. Mr. F. V. Ruston, the F.M.S. representative m this years Tourist Trophy motor-cycle race m the I.le of Man, has been provided with a special machine by the Sunbeam Company. Mr. Ruston will use the Sunbeam machine he took58 words
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Article240 1930-06-02 20 HOBBS AND HAMMOND. Robins Bowls Well. [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT.] London, May 31. The weather at Lords to-day for the opening of the test trial match was dull with showers falling at intervals. The outfield was sodden and whilst the wicket itself had been protected runs240 words
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Article291 1930-06-02 20 Bradinan's 1,000 Runs. I FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT.] London. May 31. The Australians travelled to Southampton to meet Hampshire to-day and had the better of the opening exchanges although the County did well to get rid of Jackson and Ponsford before stumps were drawn. Hampshire were m291 words
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Article, Illustration127 1930-06-02 20 Barry Well Beaten by Ted Phelps. [Reuter's Service.] London, May 31. In a world's professional sculling championship race from Putney to Mortlake to-day Ted Phelps beat Bert Barry, the holder, by 35 lengths m 22 mins. 45 seconds. [The new champion is one of a family127 words
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CLARKE CUP TROPHY UNDECIDED.
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Article822 1930-06-02 20 Europeans' Second Innings Collapse. Leading on the first innings by the useful margin of 80 runs The European XI meetmg The Rest ln the annual Clarke Cup trophy match suffered a severe setback during the last half-hour's play or so on the Padang last evening, losing four822 words
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247 1930-06-02 20 Scoring the total needed m an hour and ten minutes where their opponents had taken two hours, the Police C.C. beat an S.C.C. XI at Thomson Road on Saturday by six wickets. They passed the 130 mark with only four wickets down and, batting an247 words
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Article327 1930-06-02 20 In this game at Raffles College ground yesterday Laverton won toss and Gibson, Pank and Neville gave the side quite a fair start Pank batting well. Laverton stayed m from the fall of the sth wicket at 61 to the close without being defeated. Jarvis bowled327 words
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Article215 1930-06-02 20 A lively knock of 76 by Retnasabapathy laid the foundation of the Ceylon Sports Club's good defeat of the Press XI (who themselves declared at 141 for seven wickets by five wickets on Balestier Plain yesterday. The scores were: Press XI: T. Hope c Sebastien b215 words
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Article44 1930-06-02 20 Yesterday the Singapore Harbour Board Cricket Club beat the SCR C 2nd. XI at the latter s ground. The Chinese scored 43 for eight wickets while the Harbour Board scored 79. The highest scorer was Flankayer on the Harbour Board side.44 words
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Article64 1930-06-02 20 (Reuter's Service.l Indianapolis. May 31. The five hundred miles motor-car Grand Prix has been won by Billy Arnold from Chicago driving a front wheel drive Meller-Hartz approximately m 4 hours 49 minutes. The two brothers Marshall crashed into a wall at a hundred miles an hour. One64 words
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Article86 1930-06-02 20 This football mat/.h will be played at Singapore Stadium to-day m aid of Service Charities. His Excellency the Governor and Lady Clementl and His Excellency the General Officer Commanding will be present her ladyship presenting the trophies. The teams wil! be as follows: Volunteers: Urquhart; Lee anG86 words
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Article31 1930-06-02 20 In the second division on Saturday, Fraser and Neave beat Mansfield's 7 o. Yesterday m the Reserve division Welch beat I.CF.A. 7—o, and S.C.F.A. 'B" beat S.C.F.A. "A" 4—2.31 words
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Article25 1930-06-02 20 MONDAY'S TIE. Ladies' Doubles Handicap Final. Mrs. Cutler and Miss Drooglever owe 2 vs. Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs. Bennett owe 15.25 words
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Article92 1930-06-02 20 The Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service medal has been granted to Captain R. M. Richard P.P.W.V.C. Referring to the appointment of Mr. T. R. Hubback to the Commission to enquire into and report on all matters pertaining to the protection and preservation of wild life m Malaya the Field says:92 words
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