The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 5 July 1930
1930-07-05
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section19 1930-07-05 1 The Singapore Free Press NO. 13,07<). ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1930. 20 PAGES DAILY. 10 CENTS.19 words
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Article397 1930-07-05 1 Hcok and Matthews, the British airmen attempting a record-breaking flight to Australia, are missing. There has been no news of them since they left Rangoon and they are overdue at Bangkok Page 11. For defying the Viceroy's Ordinance by secretly publishing the Congress Bulletin two prominent Indian397 words
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Article1466 1930-07-05 1 Quicqiud uqunl lioimnea nostri r..f farraom Ltbelli Juvenal If there is anything in omens and superstitions the rubber industry will be wrapped in the swaddling clothes of restriction once again. for the Topicist noticed the other day that Mr. J. E. Nathan, who so ably controlled1,466 words
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Advertisement464 1930-07-05 1 WING LOONG. FOR HIGH CLASS TAILORING. flcyto, Out A Finish Guaranteed It. HIGH STREET. RAFFLES HOTEL! 1 PILOT AC w«mfa» f 1 YJ The Pilot AC Mains Super- Wasp Receiver excellent accommodation with modern sanitation J s Now Acclaimed The Perfect Short X TEA DANCES °j I Wave Ra^ io464 words
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Advertisement98 1930-07-05 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Public notices etc. Page 9. Cinema programmes Page 2 Tenders invited by F.M.S. Railways— Pa^e I. Wrapped bread from the Royal Bakery— Pfege 4. See the Diesel Colonial Tractor at |he United Engineers Pa°e 9 CHRYSLER ENDURANCE j TO LEX. I Two-storeyed beautiful compound house, 5 bed- j98 words
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Advertisement12 1930-07-05 1 WING LOONG. THE RECOGNISED HOUSE for EUROPEAN TROPICAL SUITS. 32. HIGH STREET.12 words
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101 1930-07-05 2 Pension for Parents. London, June 26. Replying to Mr. Oswald bvwti Conservative m the Houtc of Commons to-day with rifrfflH T to the payment of compensation to ihe parent of the despatch rider. Byrant, who was killed at Peshawar on April 23rd. Mr. Benn101 words
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Advertisement230 1930-07-05 2 TO LET! ||1 Seats $1 each at the V.M.C.A. to-night (MS at 9 p.m. to witness The Law son Shake- xlflj w spearean Company m scenes from <•• Iff "KING HENRY "V."— "HAMLET" 4; X THE SILVER KING" Etc. S (The company which is touring the 4| Sinxapore SchooLs.) jjj230 words
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Advertisement741 1930-07-05 2 VICTORIA THEATRE ffr.-uAiAoolt 1 Booking Now Open s ilthc t^atre of perfect sounoll Sr 2 ,MM^ REPRODUCTION MML FOR THE FORTHCOMING S.A.D.C. PRODUCTION. WPISB) r "IM TUC MCW DAAM" 1 I 615 TONIGHT IW lllC FtJuAtl IvUUITI 1 I ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME A Roal Thriller 1' WILLIAM FOX Presents741 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous200 1930-07-05 2 THE WEEK. Saturday. sth. .ligh Water. 05.23. 8.0 ft.. 17.50. 8.1 ft. 8.1. outward mail due. Cricket: Etceteras vs. S.R.C. S.R.C. Raffles Collepe vs. Medical College. Framroz Cup. Welch Regt. Sports. Football. Malaya Cup TriaL ■Raffles Inst. sports 2.15 pjxi. "Don Races. Sunday. 6th. High Water. 06.51. 7.9 ft.. 18.44.200 words
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Article1161 1930-07-05 3 pENSORSHIP!; Mot* Press Support: Commission Advocated; Importers' Stion? Case; Moral Influence of flesh; Newspapers Favoured; Appeal Hoard Requests. (By Our Film Correspondent! Though peeved at the comparison of the "talkies", m some cases to a bad gramophone, the trade generally m Singapore welcome the championship1,161 words
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Article273 1930-07-05 3 Hollywood Chief's Prophecy. London. After talkies the wide film is to sweep the world, just as the sound film did. according to Mr. J. V Bry.son. managing director of Universal Pictures, Limited, who arrived m London from Hollywood. The wide film, said Mr. Bryson. is273 words
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Article160 1930-07-05 3 Times Commends Channel Tunnel Decision. London, June 6. Commenting on the rejection of the Channc! tunnel scheme. The Times, after pointt^s; out that the plan was supported by only one Chamber of Commerce, while the ethers wrre definitely hostile and no trade expressed any active160 words
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Article114 1930-07-05 3 Opposition Leaders to Participate. London, June 8. There is a possibility that Mr. Baldwin and Mr. Lloyd George may attend and participate m the Imperial Conference, according to The People. Mr. Mac Donald, m appointing the British delegates, may take the unprecedented step of inviting the leaders114 words
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Advertisement206 1930-07-05 3 pi [jr"i aßi TDir" l iT^^ 1 ECONOMY AND SERVICE HAT JT ~WfiP WATER i/iifS^^iif '11 I)AY AND IMWm lIIRE OF GEYSER W ii\ ||ll| ELECTRICITY n| sL fill 5 z 2ffi illffll per unit as --•^^3-____ Meter. MUNICIPAL ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. Ckiver s Jams I Thousands of tons ol fresh206 words
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Advertisement168 1930-07-05 3 o»oooo o»h Our Latest Arrival I THE DIESEL COLONIAL TRACTOR 8 to 9 H.P. 0 4 i A jBwB Sv*" r <Ttf L_^ j I I Runs on Crude Oil Built for 24 Gauge Track I I SEE IT IN OUR SHOW-ROOM. UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. J (Incorporated m the Straits168 words
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Article602 1930-07-05 4 Detroit. Mich. It has taken ten years to bring a complete transformation of body style to American automobiles. The period from 1919 to 1929 spans the change from open to closed cars and the modern standards of weather-proof highway travel. Fresh statistics, compiled from data602 words
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Article365 1930-07-05 4 Nov. all you younc drivers, what "aven't drove long. And aren't over certain what's right an" I what's wrong. Jurt old on a bit an' I'll sing you a song Of a driver what's really a driver. Now. first, get this properly stuck m your mmd365 words
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Article858 1930-07-05 4 VICTOR BRUCE - VICTOR BRUCE BY HON. HOW TIME SHOULD BE RECKONED. *pHE amateur angler is st.m supposed to be the modern Ananias: but I think pride of place ought to go to the motorist! The "average speed" stories one hears far surpass the big fish stories for vivid858 words
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Article84 1930-07-05 4 One of the most simple and inexpensive jacks offered to the motorist is the Prima Screwdraulic for the Austin Seven. A combination of the screw and hydraulic principles is employed, the body of the jack being filled with a semi-solid lubricant. The device does its work84 words
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Advertisement153 1930-07-05 4 Mother* y If y ou cannot feed Baby yourself, then (j^JX^ tJ g«v« MeUin's Food. Mixed as directed it is the perfect substitute for Mother's Milk. It is just as digestible, contains the essential vital nourishment and ensures the same sound, healthy development. When you give Mellin's Food you may153 words
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Advertisement176 1930-07-05 4 Malayan Motors, Ltd. f 14-20, ORCHARD ROAD can supply your battery requirements. S WIRELESS BATTERIES I High and Low Tension Grid Bias I CAR BATTERIES I All Popular Types Held Fully Charged g HOUSE LIGHTING I The Famous Exide DSG Type Batteries MOTOR CYCLE BATTERIES All Popular Sizes Held m176 words
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Article1279 1930-07-05 5 The Need for Careful Nursing. For the keen motorist, to whom a good ca: is the flirt of the pleasantest possessions of life, there is nothing so fascinating as the tak-ing-over of a new one, nothing so absorbing as the nursing of it over1,279 words
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Article77 1930-07-05 5 A wash-basin for fitting to the running board of a car is manufactured by James Beresford and Son. Limited, Cato Street Works, Birmingham. Sufficient water for sixteen washes can be carried m the tank, the interior of which is of polished nckel silver, and therefore rustproof, while the exterior is77 words
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Article251 1930-07-05 5 Tremendous Strain to be Overcome. In a paper read before the Institution of Automobile Engineers m England recently by Captain J. S. Irving, the designer of the late Sir Henry Segraves wonderful record-breaking car. the "Golden Arrow," giving an ac.ount of the way *n vhlch the car251 words
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Article97 1930-07-05 5 Some idea as to the amount of material usea m a modern car factory can be gained by the fact that 1,000 tons of paint and varnish and 1,000 tons of horsehair and padding are used annually m the manufacture of Vitroen cars. More than 150,000 tons of97 words
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Article186 1930-07-05 5 Novel Motor-Cycle Built m 1921. A contributor to Motor Cycling recently sent some interesting details of a remarkable motor cycle production of nine years ago. His contribution read: "I wonder if your readers would be interested to now that a machine known as the Gait Flyer" was186 words
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Article100 1930-07-05 5 Robert Goulder Rudd. aged fifty-two. of Ramruz-drive, Westcllff. was fined £50 at Southend Police Court for having been drunk in charge of a motor-car, £20 for dangerous driving, was ordered to pay £3 costs, and his driving licence was suspended for life. Superintendent Crockford said that100 words
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Article98 1930-07-05 5 Two trips to the moon have just been completed by two Detroit police cars figuratively. Both are Lincolns and still performing perfectly. The one has registered 265,000 and the other 250,000 miles, distances that would take them far beyond the moon, 238,840 miles away.98 words
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Article94 1930-07-05 5 According to a reply to a Parliamentary question addressed to the Home Secretary, during 1929 there were 27,552 motoring offences of driving recklessly, negligently, or at a speed or in a manner dangerous to the public brought to the notice of the police in England and Wales. Some 24.269 of94 words
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Article225 1930-07-05 5 England a Country of Aerodromes. Steps are being taken, with the Air Ministry's support, to provide aerodromes serving every part of England. The total number m view is 237, of which 175 are m existence while sites for six more have been purchased. The aerodromes are225 words
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Article218 1930-07-05 5 Tractors from Cork Sent to U.S.A. Paris, June 3. An interesting examination of Ford's European activities is made to-day in the Chicago Tribune (Paris edition), following a statement recently made by an American labour leader that Fords agitation against the new American tariff is inspired by his218 words
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Advertisement195 1930-07-05 5 I A AUSTIN 7 |A» TOURER $1275 W T SALO °N $1495 Unimpeachable I C 1 ijECURITY T I jj JL HAT jj Borneo Motors 1 I Limited j I IS ALWAYS SINGAPORE j! I'ENANG. TAIPING. IPOH, KUALA J LI'MPUR. SEREMBAN. MALACCA 1 j V AND HAAD YAI. [Negotiable 1!195 words
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Advertisement300 1930-07-05 5 1 MORRIS 1930 MODELS OUTSTANDINGLY 44 1 Hh\U if J|^ a^^ X %PzA*§^*^ RIPLE x glass f XT JmJ H throughout T M M fc CHROMIUM *J* f^K 51 P^* PLATING X PB^^ 1 HP MORRIS COWT/FY A Completely equipped $2075. X \TEAR AFTER YEAR quality of maximum motoring X300 words
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Article, Illustration1076 1930-07-05 6 D. M. GRIEG - D. M. GRIEG Saturday Tennis Special. By In his special Saturday tennis article for the Free Press below. D. M. Greig discusses the play of the phenomenal young English girl, Betty Nuthall. whom he predicts as a likely lady world champion of the future. WHY1,076 words
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Article438 1930-07-05 6 Walter Kozak - Walter Kozak By Walter Kozak. Hetropolitan Professional Champion tell* of his greatest golfing fault and how he overcame it. I IKE perhaps the majority of golfers, I soon discovered that my greatest weakness w putting. It was a weakness I had to overcame or my hope438 words
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Article535 1930-07-05 6 Licensing Inquiry. Dr Courtenay Weeks continued his evidence on behalf of temperance organizations before the Royal Commission on licensing, which met under the chairmanship of Lord Amulree a* Broadway-buildings. Westminster. in matt •week He submitted that there was a great need of education to-day in the effect535 words
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Article82 1930-07-05 6 A messenger by a firm of solicitors m Mark-line was taking to a bank a large sum of mone> —i air led m notes between the pages of a payin^-in book —when, it is stated, he slipped and fell at the corner of Londonftreet and82 words
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Article19 1930-07-05 6 I am quite sure he would not controvert thr statement that, alcohol is a narcotic. He c~ul I. ndt."19 words
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Article495 1930-07-05 6 Section Unearthed in London. An important section of the Roman wall has been unearthed in London Wall during the laying of a telephone cable by the G.P.O. It is from 80 to 90 feet in length, and by far thc longest part which has been uncovered. The old495 words
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Article46 1930-07-05 6 The engagement is announced, and the marriage will take place in a few months, of Mr. Foo Cheong Shin, of Whiteaway, Laidlaw Co., Ltd.. Ipoh, and Miss Ho Quan Yoke, thc only daughter of Towkay Ho Chew Hin, J.P., and Mrs. Ho Chew Hin, of Ipoh.46 words
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Article, Illustration865 1930-07-05 6 Peall on Billiards. TPHE more I see of championship billiards i.t late seasons, the more it stems to be like battleships m action exchanging torpedoes and projectiles of devastating calibre. Time was. and that not .so long since, when .1 break of four or five hundred was865 words
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Article124 1930-07-05 6 Captain R. Fort. Secretary of the Berkshire County Cricket Club, told Reading Rotary Club that if he wrote a war book, it would not be best seller. "I find on looking back," he said, "that my CO. was invariably sober: that my brother officers were invariably,124 words
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Article302 1930-07-05 6 Plan to Foster Anglo-French Trade. Bristol. June 1. Elaborate plans lor a series of important trade conferences between two hundred leading business men of Bristol and Rouen were completed here to-day, while the processions, receptions, and colourful ceremonial of the French Week Festival continued. Twenty separate302 words
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Article46 1930-07-05 6 Mr. L. A. Gomes, Officer-in-Charge. Checking Branch, m the Office of the Assistant Treasurer. F.M.S.. is now on three months' full pay leave prior to retirement after about 35 years' meritorious service to his credit. He first joined the Government service m Negri Sembilrn m 1895.46 words
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Article309 1930-07-05 6 To bo Shelved by the Government. Electoral Reform i«; dr;ul-;tt any r any ixxssibility of thl present Parliamn* dealing with it goe>. I understand that the Commit! n under Lord Pill Will, has been hlVHti the matter, is unable to make any m I ti'.a on309 words
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Article50 1930-07-05 6 Th" annual athletic sports o\ Patani English Seh<H)l were held OB There was a lar-^e crowd of spoc'.r including Mr. T. W. Clayton <Briti H. H. Tungku Mansur. M^ J. B.n: Cobert. Mr. R. S. Chnntlcr. J Mr. and Mrs. Best. Mr and Mr and Mr. Syed Alxhil Ruhiuiin PO50 words
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Article1002 1930-07-05 6 Ivan Sharpe - THE LESSON OF WILFRED RHODES Ivan Sharpe By Few Students of Bowler's Art. THE PROMISE OF R. W. V. ROBINS. /\Nt; of the most promLsing newcomers to iiv> front rank of English cricket is R. W. V. Robin.-, the youthful all-rounder of Middlesex, who is also an accomplished forward m1,002 words
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Article434 1930-07-05 7 MAD OFFICER. Would-Be Emperor Shot. At last the full and thrilling story of an African desert drama of over 30 years ago can bo told, says a Paris message of mail week. It concerns "an Empire of the Sahara" and clear? up what was once an434 words
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Article297 1930-07-05 7 Deadlock on Lunghai. [Nanyang Siang Pau Press Service. 1 Hong Kong. July 3. Being unsuccessful m the attack on Hangchow, Changkwais forces abandoned Loiyang and moved south to attack Winghing and Chuenchow. Pah Sung-hi's men attacked Paksek and Chuenchow on June 30 but were repulsed by Mo297 words
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Article100 1930-07-05 7 How Terms of Loan Agreements Are Being Ignored. An article, by the Peking correspondent of the London Financial Times recently published alleges that the surplus revenues of the Peking-Mukden railway which should be utilised m repaying loans advanced by the British and Chinese Corporation are being diverted100 words
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Advertisement266 1930-07-05 7 V^OllipiCXlOllCj^^^^Ea^^i Bcin<: an aid to health,^S»j^ 111 n^ n^ g en tly and naturally, 111 keeping the vital organs m j^H 111 tone an<^ tune You will do 111 a lot to ensure a clear, supple j^H 111 skin if you always remember j^H 111 your morning glass of 111266 words
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Advertisement222 1930-07-05 7 al. till il i __L_fv J/ *maa**^^^ w J ___________________________________k _____________i r A—mmmm^*^^******? Am mm\ m^^^mm mMm***^^^^^^^* m**^^^^ mm __k B__ ____r^____ ma' v __B ______________r ~_B _H~ H ____i MM ____________H B m* mm BP^B BP^B _B Be BBH ___^~^^BB^' B^ _HB^_B_ __B ~^B M*r I B_^B__r M-..^ fl222 words
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622 1930-07-05 8 LORI) SANDERSON Oxford Man's Career of Achievement. Sixty-one years ago a baby was born m London— blind. He grew up. He refused to let his blindness rob him of hope: and he <arved out for himself a career crowded with aclMevment. To-day that blind student622 words
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Article155 1930-07-05 8 Stands for Constitution on Canadian Model. London. June 13. Dr. Besant. interviewed by Reuter. had t**o of the volumes of the Simon Commission's survey on the table beside her. but. m order to ensure being scrupulously fair, she declined to express an opinion on the155 words
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Article137 1930-07-05 8 Fate of the Old V.I. At to-day's meeting of Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board, says the Malay Mail of Wednesday, the Chairman, Mr. V. G. Ezechiel, stated that the British Resident of Selangor had promised that the matter of a school-site m Brickfields area would not be137 words
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Article54 1930-07-05 8 Police Chief and Three Deputies Killed. London, June 26. Jurez (Mexico). In connection with the election of the Governor of Chihuahua, the Chief of Police and three State deputies have been killed by infuriated supporters of the Opposition candidate. The present Governor rushed to the aerodrome54 words
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Advertisement450 1930-07-05 8 IS *tj fy/7/f 4^ id- 1« ft SB U; C-- r /lr /flo. Sf^'O^^^ --^B 111 i !l^ <^s^s' r»v.«2^^^^ ill c c c^« x?^*2 *il 4i -.^B ft IB ft I 1 C c iio <* 1 II 111 1^??' 1 I II 11™ S^t^^X^-^ ft V ft ft450 words
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Advertisement305 1930-07-05 8 Bm» W m/> a strong Constitution m this new, logical 'way wiV/i KALZANA, the Calcium-Food BONES, blood, tissues, nerves the whole of your body is built up of millions of living cells and upon their health the health of your body entirely depends. The life centre of every body-cell is305 words
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617 1930-07-05 9 LORD SANDERSON Oxford Man's Career of Achievement. Sixty-one years ago a baby was born m London blind. He grew up. He refused to let his blindness rob him of hope: and he carved out for himself a career crowded with achievement. To-day that blind student617 words
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Article153 1930-07-05 9 Stands for Constitution on Canadian Model. London. June 13. Dr. Besant. interviewed by Reuter. had two of the volumes of the Simon Commissions survey on the table beside her, but. m order to ensure being scrupulously fair, she declined to express an opinion on the153 words
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Article138 1930-07-05 9 Fate of the Old V.I. At to-day's meeting of Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board, says the Malay Mail of Wednesday, the Chairman. Mr. V. G. Ezechiel. stated that the British Resident of Selangor had promised that the matter of a school -site m Brickfields area would not138 words
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Article54 1930-07-05 9 Police Chief and Three Deputies Killed. London, June 26. Jurez (Mexico). In connection with the election of the Governor of Chihuahua, the Chief of Police and three State deputies have been killed by infuriated supporters of the Opposition candidate. The present Governor rushed to the aerodrome54 words
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Advertisement424 1930-07-05 9 Jm^t \J < I I mum HmclC-Ju n 'Si v\ \.-4?*l A^^^ I^^ fifed fi^^M MM ml m~ mmmmf *^mmmm^^^^ J^t-'^^^k 118 ey 4^^ W;e^ c^?^ Jit /'jß 1 W B ■II jj*' I**1 t^ c l e of thousands of people, carefully que&tioned. Bp^^^Mß EE^ a fc A directly424 words
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Advertisement305 1930-07-05 9 7" k cc; 1 Stroi cmt\ drfKicm m ruh >« Bui7(t/ ii/> a strong Constitution m this new, logical e way *!>/r KALZANA, the Calcium-Food BONES, blood, tissues, nerves the whole of your body is built up of millions of living cells and upon th«ir health the health of your305 words
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Advertisement517 1930-07-05 10 BUSINESS CARDS. ASSAGE ANICURE ISS FUMIKO 3* Phoby Ghaut. I FUNERALS. SINGAPORE CASKET CO. Not. lAS, Penhas Road, off Lavender Street— Phone 6t75. DON'T WEAR A TRUSSI i Brooks Rupture Appitance. New discovery. f "?W lerf ul INo lumpy wm P no springs, dur- JWj yM t cheap. Binds and517 words
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Advertisement732 1930-07-05 10 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. ATTENTION IS DRAWN TO NEW TENDERING RULES POSTED IS TENDER ROOM. NOTICE Is hereby given that tenders an now Invited for the following materials oi services, and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained In the Tender Room Municipal Offices: Clwinf Date. Supply and Delivery732 words
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Advertisement621 1930-07-05 10 NOTICES. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. f The owners of any motor vehicles bearing the undermentioned registration numbers (Singapore) are requested t. cr>rrmunicate with the Registrar of Vehicles, Singapore, before July 31st, 1930, after which date the 8 said registrations will be cancelled, unless r acknowledgments of ownership are received. A. W.621 words
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Advertisement381 1930-07-05 10 AUCTION SALE MORTGAGEE'S SALE VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND 999 YEARS LEASEHOLD LAND AND HOUSES NOS: 33 EU TONG SEN STREET AND 13 (NEW NO: 1061 TRAS STREET. To be held at the Saleroom of Messrs. Ching Keng Lee and Co.. Ltd., Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place. On Monday, July 14th, at 2.30381 words
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Advertisement846 1930-07-05 10 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE OP VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD TOWN COUNTRY PROPERTIES TO BE HELD AT THE SALEROOM OF MESSRS. CHINO KENQ LEE COMPANY LIMITED Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, Singapore ON MONDAY JULY 7th, AT 2.30 P.M. PARTICULARS. ESTATE OF TAY GEOK TEAT DECEASED. Lot 1. Valuable 999 years Leasehold846 words
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Advertisement205 1930-07-05 10 t&mous ror its A/a^/zra/ Co /or >">->">" Famous the world over, Tangee Lipstick changes color as you apply it and blends perfectly with your own r^uml coloring, no matter what your complexion. And as permanent as the day is long I Based on the same marvelous color principle Tangee Rouge205 words
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791 1930-07-05 11 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1930. IS FREE TRADE TO GO? If Reuter's cable regarding the resolution forwarded by a meeting of representative bankers and financial houses gives a correct impression of what actually has occurred, there is no doubt that it carries very great political and economic significance,791 words
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Article712 1930-07-05 11 Dr. 3. L. Silveria. of the Seremban Hospital, has been transferred to Perak. Mr. J. G. O. Reilly succeeds Mr. S. G. H. Leyh as Secretary to the Board of Licensirg Justices. The names of Mr. John Duguid and Mr. G. A. Potts have been added to the Commission of712 words
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Article75 1930-07-05 11 LONDON AND NEW YORK TIN AND RUBBER PRICES. London. July 4. 5.15 p.m. Messrs. Lewis. Lazarus and Sons notify to-day's tin prices as follows: Spot £135 10 16 (down 13 16). Forward £137 5 16 (down 1 2 16) The market is quiet. Messrs. Symington and Sinclair notify75 words
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Article406 1930-07-05 11 Budgrafting and the native industry theory is the subject of editorial reference m the June number of The Planter, which contains various technical articles of interest to members of the industry The Seremban correspondent of the Malay Mail writes that Mr Ft E. Caradine Controller. Post and Telegraphs. Negri Sembilan406 words
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485 1930-07-05 11 HIS NEW APPOINTMENT. Farewell Function at Colcr of Medicine. Eloquent tributes wen- paid [> Williamson. M.A.. D.J.C.. Dip. Agrfc the first Professor of Biology at Xii: VII College of Medicine, uvhu is retirement* at an "At Home" u.i\, students on the College lawn pastel485 words
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Article165 1930-07-05 11 Y.W.C.A. FINANCE APPEAL CLOSES. After three weeks o* VQffc lh< 1 ptal of the Y.W.C.A. dQMd Jfl noon with the OMMI sit v.'. $10. 716. The tram It adrrs .<■'•:..■ Y.W.C.A. Raffles Quay to receive th<collections fiom member*, and M and animated scene M thtf an:\« i cards and money.165 words
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Article64 1930-07-05 11 To-day being the anniversary of tin I and death of Sir Stamford Raffles, the l»>;md of Singapore, the Straits Settlements Asm (Singapore* will place a wreath at tin I the statue m Empress Place Tlv which has been made at the (Jan placed by Mr. H W Raper.64 words
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115 1930-07-05 11 Rumanian Police Outran Budapest. M« i A distressing incident occurred n Iage of Magyarlapo.s. in Trinsylvani l Day. when a Hungarian youth <.'< received severe injuries from the l gendarmes while performing en <•! custom. This custom, much favoured I garian village youths,115 words
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Article26 1930-07-05 11 Mr. Lowell, of the Perak Kiv-r Hv trie Power Co.. Ltd. who has been lately, has left the Euroi>ean Hospiu Gajah. and Ls recuperating at PtMNT*!26 words
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Advertisement225 1930-07-05 11 m,M.M M..M m M i 11M' M-aßlMß>BJmtm»B»KMmMimMmttmlßmßmli'Mi M BY SPECIAL te^ >^J H M THE KING a APPOINTMENT TO TjSp==HtSr OF SIAM J I A VERY ATTRACTIVE SELECTION OF LADIES AND GENTS 1 I WATCHES IN THE BEST "OMEGA" MAKE. I INCLUDING LEATHER FOLDING AND CHROMIUM PLATE CLOCKS IN THE225 words
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Advertisement73 1930-07-05 11 /-^3^\ i 3el fflonte i i ASPARAGUS RED NOSES CAN NOW BE CURED by facial surgery. Another method is to say "When" a little more rapidly. "GAFLAC" ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS POLICIES should be m the possession of all who are eligible to take them out. GENERAL ACCIDENT FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE73 words
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Article77 1930-07-05 12 OVERDUE AT BANGKOK. I\o News Since Leaving Rangoon Yesterday. PRB PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT/! Bangkok. July 4. Hack and Matthews, the British airmen who endeavouring to make a record flight to !ia are lost. patently they left Rangoon for Bangkok thHr non-arrival yesterday at Eton Muang authorities77 words
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Article108 1930-07-05 12 Ten Workmen Dead m Castleford Disaster. ReuU-r's Service. I London. July plosion folk. winy a fire m a chemical at Castltford. \orkshire. spook the town irthquakc aft midday to-day, \vecking :;d badly damasking a number of m the vKinity. n thai two ol tile hundred workmen d108 words
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Article65 1930-07-05 12 £7,000 Van Dyck Disappears. PRO PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT* London. July 4. in thieves have broken into the house Earl of Clarendon. Pittsburgh House. teed, and cutting it from the frame. oh n the Earls valuable Van Dyck of Cardinal Ferdinan. which is estimated to be £7.000.65 words
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Article79 1930-07-05 12 ongress Bulletin Secretly a Published. r I St.: Bombay. Jul> 4. hi ;<r.d Ifl i Pv.incaptain iPresii 1 nui.ii Congre>s Committee) to three months impri- wit!, (hi DfcgaJ publicaC Bulletin" which is rreptl I osljr m cydostyled firm editor of the Bulletin was ir.onth- rIgOWHU imprison D79 words
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Article64 1930-07-05 12 Business Men Criticise Government. INanyo Nichi-Nichi Service.] Tokio. July 4. i meeting of leading business men ii. Dd '-.ixva held here m order to discuss <>m truing the Government proposal the rationalization of industrial organizaTawara. Commerce Minister, urged nportancc of preventing competition m calling. Baron Sakatani. veteran64 words
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45 1930-07-05 12 VALUABLE CARGO OF SIAMESE CURIOS. Missionary's Collection. E RSI PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT. I Bangkok. July 4. .feci and ten cases of Siamese curios I BJ the late Dr Call Hansen, formerly ni north Siam. are being shipped They are valued for insurance a 1-0.000 tical45 words
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Article30 1930-07-05 12 New Express Record. INanyo Nichi-Nichi Service.l Tokio. July peed express train has broken thr peed record running from Tokio Lo eight hours and lifty -nine minute-.30 words
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Article26 1930-07-05 12 I Renter's Service. London. July 4. tth occurred to-day of Mr Herbert 1 hief editor of Reuter's froin heart following a long illnes.26 words
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Article44 1930-07-05 12 >■ is announce, of the sixth Earl ol the age of 62 The late earl, after htical career, served with the Army South Africa, and India. In 1918 he was r of Agricultural Production B.E.F. Viscount Folkestone, succeeds to the44 words
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Article307 1930-07-05 12 AN EMPHATIC REPORT. Mission May be Sent to the Far East. IReuter's Service.] London, July The report of the Economic Advisory Council Committee on the cotton industry appointed m October 1929 under the chairmanship of flrstlMr. William Graham, then Mr. J. R dyne* emphasises the necessity of307 words
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Article82 1930-07-05 12 Women Missionaries Held for Ransom in China. I Reuter's Far Eastern Service.l Peking. July 4. Bandits have captured Miss Nettleton and lOOi Harrison, of the Church Missionary Society, who were travelling from Chungan to Kienningfu in Fukien. detaining them to look after their sick. They are demanding82 words
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Article176 1930-07-05 12 A New Record. [Reuters Service. 1 Long Beach. July 4. C pee Crabbe. of Honolulu, won the national amateur mile swimming championship tree style) ba 21 mimittW 27 seconds. M:^.-> Helem Madison, the 17-year schooleirl. won the mile free-style m 24 minutes 34 1-5 seconds. Both176 words
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Article227 1930-07-05 12 Lady's Unpleasant Experience. The strange behaviour of a young Hylam employed by Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dargue. living at the Naval Base, was the subject of a case which was concluded m the Second Police Court yesterday. According to the facts of the case. Mrs.227 words
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Article48 1930-07-05 12 Mr. Philson. manager of Trolak Estate. \a going on leave on Sept. 18 by the Nieuw Holland to Australia. He will be accompanied j by Mrs. Philson and Mr. Lenox will act during his absence. Mr. Morgan, of Sungei China j Estate, is also shortly going on leave.48 words
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Article38 1930-07-05 12 Special Session of U.S. Senate on Monday. Reutor's Service, i Washington, July 4. Congress adjourned to-day. A special session of the Senate will probably be convoked for Monday to consider the London Naval Pact.38 words
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Article155 1930-07-05 12 Daring Daylight Robbery m Penang. I From Our Own Correspondent! Penanij, July 4. A sensational daylight robbery occurred under the archway of Government buildings. Penang. at 11 o'clock this morning. Majid. a Malay tamby employed by Caldbeck McGregor's was sent to the Treasury- with ten $10 notes155 words
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Article74 1930-07-05 12 Chinese Accused Acquitted. I From Our Own Obrnapondent.] Penung. .July 4. Tin CMC m winch Chan Ban Yeok. formerly a partner m Ban Sens Lee. was charged with criminal breach of trust of over $10. 000 concluded In the District Court this morning after lengthy74 words
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Article62 1930-07-05 12 I From Our Own Correspondent. I Penang, June 4. Penang Assizes are due to open on Tuesday morning and will last two or three days. The calendar consists of five cases, two rash driving, one counterfeiting coins, one causiru hurt during a robbery and one against an ex62 words
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Article228 1930-07-05 12 To the Editor. Sir. —One frequently notices lorries of all descriptions speeding along the various roads and streets with loose tarpaulins and flying ropes. That this is a danger to the public was demonstrated a few weeks ago when a European driving his own car had his228 words
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Article110 1930-07-05 12 Charles Mason, the comedian, has died in Bombay. Mr. Mason made many friends in India bv his drolleries and he was appreciated in Calcutta, as one oi the best comedians to visit the Empire Theatre, says the Calcutta Statesman, which adds: Calcutta has a recent110 words
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Article564 1930-07-05 12 Appeal Dismissed. Without calling on counsel for the respondents. Mr. Koh. their Lordships, the Chief Justice .Sir William MurLson». Mr. Justice Sproule and Mr. Justice Thome yesterday dirmissed the appeal of the trustees of the Loke Yah Tin burial ground. Havelock Road, again ;t the564 words
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Article108 1930-07-05 12 The trial of the Hylam ships steward on a charge of importing chandu into the Colony was concluded in the District Court on Thursday when His Honour. Mr. C. Wilson, convicted the accused and imposed a fine of $5,000 or in default two years' rigorous imprisonment.108 words
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Article30 1930-07-05 12 Mr. Lionel H. E. Whitaker. Manager. Pondok Tanjong Estate. Pondok Tanjong. and on?? of the best-known Perak amateur jockeys, leaves for Home on holiday at the end of this month.30 words
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Article96 1930-07-05 12 COMMONS QUESTION. No Scheme Submitted to Government. (FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT. 1 London, July 4. In the House of Commons to-day Sir Prank Nelson (Conservative member for the Stroud Division of Gloucestershire, and a former Chairman of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of India and Ceylon)96 words
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298 1930-07-05 12 VICTIM OF CONFIDENCE TRICKSTERS A REMARKABLE TALE. Prospector Who Says He was Cheated Into Bankruptcy. Publicly examined In the Bankruptcy Court before Mr. Justice Stevens yesterday, Soh Cheong Watt of Derbyshire Road. Singapore. a married man with ttree daughters and one son. told a remarkable lale of his misfortunes at298 words
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Advertisement106 1930-07-05 12 SWIZZLE STICKS j FOR THE POCKET I I Just Be 1 I the thing fashionable I to aerate rf y -anti I 1 your drink i JL. swizzle! I WHISK-TO-A-FOAM I I STERLING SILVER &2.50. I 19-Carat GOLD 13.50. 1 ROBINSON Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE. I IV /I LA a I106 words
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Article3097 1930-07-05 13 TURF CLUB SWEEP TICKET CASE. "Gigantic Irrelevancy and Waste of Time" CHINESE MEMBER ACQUITTED. Magistrate Holds That It is Not a Public Lottery. •'Our view is that the whole thing is a gigantic irrelevancy and a waste of time," remarked Mr. Roland Braddc.I, c.-unsel fer the young Chinese towkay. Choo3,097 words
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Article24 1930-07-05 13 [Reuter's Service.] White Plains. July 3. The New York copper magnate, William Boyce Thompson, who died recently left $85,000 POO.24 words
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127 1930-07-05 13 SPEEDING UP RELIEF. Liberal Proposal for Large Loan. r Reuter's Service.] London. July The first fruit of Liberal and Labour cooperation to diminish unemployment is foreshadowed by emergency legislation which is tc be introduced next week to speed up legislative processes in connection with projects which127 words
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Article92 1930-07-05 13 Big Fall in Death Rate. [British Radio Official Service.l Rugby, .lulv 3. Dr. George Newman. Chief Medical Office. to the Ministry of Health, addressing the conference of the National Associations for Utt Prevention of Tuberculosis, said the death rot^ from pulmonary tuberculosis or consumption in England and92 words
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103 1930-07-05 13 (British Radio Official Service I Rugby. July 3. Prince and Princess Takamatsu. of Japan, visited Croydcn Aerodrome to-day. They were welcomed by Lord Thomson. Secretary for Air. and Sir Seftcn Brancker. The Royal visitors were much impressed by i London's air port. They asked many103 words
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Article278 1930-07-05 13 Bonfire of Foreign Cloth. Calcutta. June Exciting scenes were witnessed in Central Avenut. Calcutta, to-day when, watched by i. crowd of several thousands. 30 women volunteers made a bonfire of foreign cloth in the presence of the police. The women first paraded Burrabazar. and then proceeded278 words
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253 1930-07-05 13 Suggested Ceylon Memorial to Secretary of State. The European Association of Ceylon is making plans to call an influential m.eting to prepare a memorial to the Secretary of State asking that the introduction of Income Tax should be delayed or that the official vote in253 words
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Article137 1930-07-05 13 BANKERS' ATTITUDE. Duties on Foreign Imports Favoured. [Iteuters Service.] London, July 4. A meeting of bankers and representatives of financial houses, including the Bank of Ensland, the Chairmen of the National. Wml minster and Midland banks to-day, passed I resolution that urgent measures to promote inter-Imperial137 words
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Article51 1930-07-05 13 Retrenchment Owing to Depression. Reuters Service. I Detroit. Jul> 3. The Chrysler Motor Corporation announces a uniform 10 per cent reduction m the pay of r,ll salaried employees, from the Presk'tut. Mr. \VrJter* Chryrier. dowr.vards m accordance with the retrenchment policy demanded by the c.irrent depression m51 words
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Article157 1930-07-05 13 Government Decision Criticised. [British Radio— O.T:ci i] Servic Kujjby. July When L;;rd PontOPby, for the Government, movtd m the Hou<- Ljras the second eadini? of the OfCTMM Trade Bill, which extends the time for Gcveinment guarantees upon expoits. Vhcount Brentford a C. .nservative exMinister. unumi the157 words
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Article81 1930-07-05 13 Brazilian President- Elect m London. !Briti:h Rad.o— Official S rvicc. I Ru^by. July o. Mr. Arthur Hendenon. the Foreign Secretary, gave a dinner this evening at the "oretgi Office m honour of Dr. Julio Preste.-. the Prc-sident-Ekct of Brazil. The tUlltl includ id Cabinet Ministers a.-.d other81 words
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Article223 1930-07-05 13 Tile following books of puneral economic and t-.it i^tical interest have beta recently added *.o the Reference Library of the Department of Statistics. SS. and F II S Fuikrton Building, "vingapcto and to Rallies Library. Singapore. anJ ore there av;.:k>ble to the Public. In Statistics Office Librjrv: Bcv.ley223 words
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Article73 1930-07-05 13 Programme of Drills up to and for weekending July 6th, 1930. Saturday. 2.00 p.m. Bukit Timah Range "E" (Chinese) Coy., Table "A"; Farrer Range Seletar "A" (M.G.) Coy.. Classification. 3.30 p.m. Siglap "D" (Eurasian) Coy Camp., Sunday, Siglap "D" (Eurasian) Coy., Camp. 7.30 a.m. Bukit Timah Range73 words
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Article32 1930-07-05 13 Under the patu nage of His Exclli Cecil Clementi. a variety entei ihiiiiih nt of The Sulfolk House fund will be *tn i I Angle-Chinese School at the Penang on July 12.32 words
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Miscellaneous566 1930-07-05 13 CHURCH SERVICES. ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDR \i 3RD SJNDAY AFTER TRINITY 7 a.m. Holy Communion 7.30 a.m. Matins. 8 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral) 10 um. Children's Eucharist 5.30 p.m. Evensong (Chorali .,.,<. Bctaio Monday, Wednesday and Fri.aj u Holy Communion. IU Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday at Holy Communion. m ST. CHRISTOPHERS.566 words
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732 1930-07-05 14 Most Difficult to Win m the World. St. Andrews. May 31. IT is not exactly easy to review a champion- ship from the standpoint of the man who happens to have been fortunate enough to win it (writes Bobby Jones for the North American732 words
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Article247 1930-07-05 14 Extract from the S. C. M. Post of June 20, 1905: "We were always under the impression that America led. and always would lead, the way. ao far as sporting slang was concerned. But a perusal of some of the cricket notes and reports which have appeared, even247 words
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Article62 1930-07-05 14 Success of the Favourite. London, June 26. The Newbury Summer Cup (one and a half miles) resulted as follows: PAUL CARET 1 BUOYANT BACHELOR 2 OLD ORKNEY 3 Eight ran. Won by a head; neck between second and third. The betting.— 5 to 2 against Paul Caret.62 words
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Article464 1930-07-05 14 C V. Grimmett's Book on Bowling. "Bowling: Tht Neglected Art" is the title of a delightful foreword which C. V. Grimmett the famous South Australian "googly bowler has written to his book "Grimmett on GettinWickets." just published by Modder and Stcughton at 2 6d. Much of464 words
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Article321 1930-07-05 14 Tilden and Cochet m a Thrilling Match. Autruil. Junr 1. Big Bill" Tilden made magnifict-.u bid for the singles international championship cf France to-day, when, befert a crowd of 12.030 people, he was beatc.i by Henri Cochet by three sets to on j Both men321 words
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Article110 1930-07-05 14 Hong Kong and Hankow Invited to Shanghai. At a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Shanghai Lawn Bowls Association, it was decided to extend invitations to Hong Kong and Hankow for Interport matches to take place about the beginning of September. In response to a letter from110 words
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Article66 1930-07-05 14 fßeuter's Service. 1 New York, July 3. In the National Baseball League St. Louis lost to Brooklyn 5—6; Pittsburgh lost to Boston 4 6; Chicago lost to New York B—9.8 9. In the American League New York beat Chicago s—l and lost 4—15; Washington beat St. Louis 5 466 words
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Advertisement285 1930-07-05 14 Foods Made from the purest miile of cows pastured m the home counties, the 'Allenburys' Foods are as easily digested as mother's milk, they are germ free and are simply and quickly made by the addition of I boiling water only. Fresh supplies, specially packed for the tropics, are received285 words
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Advertisement124 1930-07-05 14 Destroys Dangerous KOLYNOS destroys the dangerous germs that cause tooth decay. It removes the film and fermenting food particles, restoring the natural whiteness and brilliance to the teeth. Try Kolynos. It is delightfully refreshing. One-half inch on a dry brush is enough. I KOLYNOS DENTAL CREAM I m JH^ T^iWs124 words
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Advertisement846 1930-07-05 15 Blue Funnel line 3 REGULAR PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. ■XPBESS 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 Doe. PHEMIUS For London. Rotterdam and Hamburg846 words
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Advertisement590 1930-07-05 15 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. D»e Singapore. a*. CITY OP ATHENS Aug 6 M. CITY OP DURBAN g^ g M. CITY OP590 words
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Advertisement452 1930-07-05 15 P. €r» O. British India and Apcar Lines, (Incorporated m England). MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMKM LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPAN. Due. Tonnage. Singapore. Tonnage. H 'ncap»n RAJPUTANA 16.500 July 13452 words
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Advertisement747 1930-07-05 16 O. S. K. .Line. Lou AngrJe* 1 .Nrw York: l from H'ttig Kong) .Express Freight Service). tokai Maru Aug< 2 1 victoria. Seattle and Vancouver:— (from Kobe) t Paris Maru July 17 London. Rotterdam. Hamburg. Bremen and Antwerp Alta Maru JuJy Durban. F' Elizabeth. Capo Town. Rio de Jant iro.747 words
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Advertisement517 1930-07-05 16 I Wtw Reasons I why you will prefer to I I travel on President liners I California fruite, ve^etabl^ and dairy product* are nerved every meal I H Jn, throu^houl your vovag**. I Every stateroom j» on an outside deck and is equipped with running I I hot nd cold517 words
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Advertisement705 1930-07-05 16 K.P. M. WMSINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. (ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO., OF BATAVIA.) (Incorporated In Holland.) UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. 5451, with sub-connections to:— Passage, Freight, Transhipment, Marine Departments and Manager's desk. Representatives In the Straits Settlements (Singapore and Penaag) of the TRAVELLERS OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU. BOOKING705 words
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Advertisement536 1930-07-05 17 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated In Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. nagnlar monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and toe motor vessel Malabar (4,512 tons). Tbe s.s. MARELLA Is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia Cabins de536 words
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Advertisement101 1930-07-05 17 AMERICANJpRESS T***** 1 All International BANKING and TRAVEL SERVICES. SINGAPORE Union Bid*. PENANG—E. A O. HOTEL. MTCCAri7DTI_V MIDITIIIEVI lllC_O-t\lli>|\llyl jfaAlil UH____L iTwrt-w «_mt*_._* °ORtnet WtU> Oo^nim«i MAJL gTKAMEfIg# To Marseilles via Colombo, DJibouU, and Port-Said. chenonceaux 15 000 toS jS 23 u>ns jmy 23 to —,-—m^ Madra. rnnjinkx- iimmij. Colombo,101 words
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Advertisement384 1930-07-05 17 jfc NORDDEUTSCHEK E§E|~ U-OYD. Bir#^|ijJ incorporated I* CHnnanr The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures: OUTWARDS. MAIN For Hong Kong, Shanghai, Moji, Kobe, Osaka, Yokohama, Taku, Dalny and Tsingtau July 12 t ANHALT For Manila, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Moji, Kobe, Osaka, Yokohama, Chlnwangtao, Taku, Dalny and Tsingtau July 20 HOMEWARDS.384 words
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Advertisement487 1930-07-05 17 KERR STEAMSHIP Co. Inc I 44. BEAVER 8TREET. NEW YORK (Incorporated in U.S.A.) GENERAL AGENT8. REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE. (Via Si ._> Dee. Sail.. N,w"£. UB. BILVERPALM July 2* July 27 j" 1 M.8. SILVERASH Aug. 18 Aug. 24 G,. J PACIFIC-JAVA-CALCUTTA SERVICE SINGAPORE487 words
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Miscellaneous688 1930-07-05 17 MAIL DESPATCHES. BT TRAIN. Suala Pahang, Pekan, Sungei Lembln and Kuantan (via Oemas 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 81am 6 a.m. Kelantan every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday ft688 words
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Miscellaneous98 1930-07-05 17 PASSENGERS LEFT. Per Malabar for Australia on Thursday.— Mr. K. R. Daniels, Mr. L. H. E. Whltaker, Mr Stewart, Mr. Bennett, Mrs. Walker, Miss Walker, Mr. D. G. Landale, Misses Walker, Mr and Mrs. H. P. Baker, Mr. G. H. Watson, Mrs. M. Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Shand, Mrs. H.98 words
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Article31 1930-07-05 18 PALM OIL. nl might from Straits to Conference i trope on Palm Oil in cas< fe Mi Id per scale ton. and on Palm bulk t<> f>_s. effi thre from 4-7-30.31 words
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Article304 1930-07-05 18 1 i gislative Councillor's Suggestion Bears Fruit. .at ive Council meeting at Pernm, odej the eo ing Treasurer (Mr. C. J). ill move: Thei tins Council approves of a refund itinual >um of sioo.ooo _o the sing.-.p cue B M'i being the major portion of the Ived304 words
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Article250 1930-07-05 18 rtuntc for the users of the Suez Canal mpany should have enjoyed prosperi- for. m the present depressed COSH trade, the reduction m rates to take Bepteamer l should be particularly to them The transit dues on loaded been reduced on several occasions last few years.250 words
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Article123 1930-07-05 18 Several Casualties in Monsoon Storm. •tain and several passengers of the Padaran. which arrived at Colombo on M, ni. ived slight injuries during a storrthe vessel encountered five days affr POTI Said. "dona was at its height on June 21rt vaa descending one of the123 words
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Article72 1930-07-05 18 Oedl Clementl ls in receipt of the i able:— EXCELLENCY. I' the honour to inform you that "•nlaiice with His Majesty s pleasure. "day being the anniversary of the of Jutland, the flags presented to the thi European Ladies of the Federat<v .States were flown in H.72 words
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Article14 1930-07-05 18 that the F.MS. Government •JJ" hand to improve the wharves at «1 h **«tt-riham14 words
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Article815 1930-07-05 18 Comparison With Shanghai. A few months ago when at Singapore, a travelling correspondent of The Norwegian Journal of Commerce was informed that the pilots at that port earned up to as much as £2.500 per annum. This amount was accepted with reserve, as the correspondent815 words
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167 1930-07-05 18 The action of Lloyd's in presenting to the BritLsh steamer Arlanza, a bronze tablet setting forth the gallantry of her crew in rescuing the ship's company of the Italian steamer Casmona last year will, it is to be hoped, set a precedent which should167 words
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Article1301 1930-07-05 18 Treasure-hunting at the Bottom of the Sea. Strange tales are still told in Ireland of thc fabulous wealt 1 which exists in mythical wrecks of that ill-fated «lory of the King of SpaLi. the Spanish Arm. da. whose galleors G. A. Birmingham has introduced into more tlian one1,301 words
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Advertisement300 1930-07-05 18 m^- y- yij&& j^a Bfc^'^^l P^ V°> *r M* w^t I IN O W .Billy I /7/ »^r /o^w^ you jom cow^ /ro/w^ without my Craven 'A Remember they are the only cigarettes which do not affect my throat CORK-TIPPED VIRGINIA CIGARETTES M^^ Specially to Prevent Sore Throats MADE IN300 words
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Article617 1930-07-05 19 (By Our Wireless Correspondent) Ot ail subjects, the least discussed nas been that (.1 Wireless communications In the Str?iU Settlements. The general pvblic hardly realises that it is of importance till such time when anyone wishes to send a message to a place three to four617 words
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Article407 1930-07-05 19 "Cut Out" The Driver. Radio and motoring, which joined hind, last year when General Motors of America started to sell wireless sets at their garages. _.re being further amalgamated by the fixing of sets to the dashboards of the newest model oiotor-cars. Such sets art as407 words
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210 1930-07-05 19 Fate of Famous Districts m the .Balance. London, June 13. The otter of the Duke of Montrose to supply Government with land instead of money as death duties has excited tome attention becausehe land m question comprises some of the most beautiful as210 words
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Article53 1930-07-05 19 An aeroplane called at a London garage for petrol, probably for the first time m the history of flying. The pilot. Lieutenant G. B. Buckley, a naval officer stationed at Portsmouth, swooped out of the sky late m the afternoon and pulled up within calling distance of a petrol station53 words
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Article545 1930-07-05 19 Jade, Porcelain and .Bronze. The more one sees of Chir.e e art. the more one wonders at its variety, artistic merit and craftsmanship. And. apart from the:e qualities, there is the attraction of material and the manifestations of history, religion, mythology and folk-lore. In noMorning Post - 545 words
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Article142 1930-07-05 19 According to the Thai Num (3iam) the authorities of changvad Khukhandha (m Nakon Rajasima Circle) have reported to the Ministry Interior a case of a phu vises posing as a doctor. It appears that the wife of Khun Birian Banij. an honorary kromakaran there, vm down with fever and Nai142 words
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Advertisement276 1930-07-05 19 Of course she'll keeo her good complexion*-* she uses Cuticura Soap and Ointment No matter how much the •kin is wind-burned t Iii-* Cl TICl'RA combination Mill allay irritation and roughness of the skin, and at the same time cleanse and soften /_*>. )C *->^ I lie face arm \****m^\.276 words
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Advertisement904 1930-07-05 19 BANKING. BANKING. INSURANCE. (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter) INDIA I/TT) /w\ J>\ Paid up Capital m 600.000 sharea (Incorporated m England). SOUTH Rg& R f £5 6aCh £3,000,000 rftnltjll rorwinnn \K W T" "l Reserve Fund £4 000 000 £l^_ £3.000.000 Vi^Wli H Reserve UabiUty of Proprietor. caZioOO CX904 words
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Article789 1930-07-05 20 Suggested Reduction of Export Duties. ll Um memorandum suggesting the I I mbber export duties, which eman:._n. the conference on the subject at Ceylon Chamber of Commerce and wa t,. His Excellency the Officer Ad ring the Government to-day has been led t > the789 words
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Article267 1930-07-05 20 Run on Ceylon Post Office Savings Bank. How widespread the present financial stringency is may be gathered from the withdrawals and deposits m the Ceylon Post Office teTtap Bank, which Ls one of the most popular banking institutions m the Island, says the Ceylon Observer.267 words
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Article232 1930-07-05 20 The rrbbtr output of the Linggi Plantation--tat 1929 amounted to 3.361.8741 b. as compiled with 2.890.8001 b. for 1928. Costs per lb. and the average price realized per lb.. are not .;tar^d m the report A profit of £36.085 is shown Of the accounts, after allowing for depreciation232 words
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Article180 1930-07-05 20 The following i> the report uf the directors to the twentieth annual general meeting of itMrebotdet 10 be held at Fullerton Building, on July 12th at noon. The profit for the year amounted o $2.479. ?r> v. hieh added to the balance breu?;; it forwnri from last180 words
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Article123 1930-07-05 20 The net profit ior 1929 of Tanjong Tin Dre.iging amounted to £15.389 (against £23.575 for 1928). to which is added £3.845 brought forward. Interim dividend.* amounting io 20 per cent, absorb £16.000. leaving £3.234 .0 b.> carried forward. For 1P28 dividends totalling 25 per cent, were paid.123 words
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Article66 1930-07-05 20 The annual Return of Foreign Imports and Exports of Malaya, for the year 1929, will be published on Wednesday. July 9th. and may be purchased from the following offices: Singapoie— The Government Printer; Penang Thc Registrar. Imports and Exports; Malacca The Registrar. Imports and Exports; Kuala Lumpur66 words
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Article211 1930-07-05 20 July 4. SELLING. London 4 months' sight 2 3 29 32 London 3 months' sight 2;3 27J32 London 60 days' sight 23 25 32 London 30 days' sight 23 34 London, demand 2 3 23 32 London. TT. 2 3 11 16 Lyons and Paris, demand 1429 Hamburg,211 words
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Article226 1930-07-05 20 July 4. Tin 250 Tons $687^ < Gambler 800 Ptpper White 43 1 Pepper Black 2 9 I Flake Tapioca 440 Pearl Sago Small 6 1 Copra Sundried 795 j Rice, Anam No. a 260 Rice Liang Hln Chan Mark Red Eagle (New) tJO Rice, 81am old No. 1.226 words
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Article397 1930-07-05 20 FRIDAY. JULY 4TH. CLOSING QUOTATIONS. awym Setter*. Asam Kumbang (£j 23s 25s Ayer Hitams (ss) 11s 6d 12s 6d c.d. Bangrin Tin 18s 20s Batang Padang (sl> 10 15 Batu Caves SI 58 65 Bukit Arang ($1) 40 50 Burmah Malay 13s 15s nozn Chenderiang f£> 2s397 words
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Article284 1930-07-05 20 Perak Planters' Meeting. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 4. The conference of Perak planters on ihe wages question was largely attended yesterday. Explaining the position Mr. J. A. S. Marshall said unless they can introduce fairly extensively, as is done elsewnere. the much debated policy uf284 words
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Article59 1930-07-05 20 Dividend Will Be Paid. IReuter's Service.) London. July 3 Cables and Wireless Ltd. have to-day issued i statement that the Directors are satisfied hat the company will be m a position to pay ull dividend on the 5.. per cent, cumulative reference stock 1930 on the59 words
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Article97 1930-07-05 20 Soustead and Co., Penan?. Agents: Ratrut Basin. 628 hours. 86.000 yards. 688 )kls. Takuapa Valley 1.161 hours. 330.000 \virds. 1.347 pkls. Idamson. Gilfillan and Co., Penang, Agents: Rahman Hydraulic. 1.3<~9 pikuls. Harrison. Barker and Co. Penang. Agents: Kamunting Tin 1.556 pikuls. 1,729 hours. JBB.OOO yards, estimated97 words
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Article77 1930-07-05 20 I British Radio Official Service. 1 Rugby, July 3. Foreign exchanges are: Amsterdam 12.09' t Athens 375. Bombay Is. 5 13-t6d.. Berlin 20.395. Brussels 34.815. Bucharest 818. Rio 5 11-32, Buenos Aires 41 4 Copenhagen 18.16, Geneva 25.065. Helsingfors 193 •>. Hong Kong Is. 3d.. Lisbon 108.25. Madrid 41.50,77 words
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71 1930-07-05 20 July 4th., 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers Latest Cable: London Spot sheet 6 1 16 d. per lb. New York Spot Sheet Gets. 11 per lb. R. 8.8. equal to London Standard, Spot 19 19 Standard R.S.S. on Tender July 19 1 19 1 August71 words
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Article156 1930-07-05 20 Sekong Suggest Temporary Closedown. (FREE PRESS SERVICE.-- COPYRIGHT London. July 4. Rubber opened this morning at 6d. Spot: 6',d. Forward; later. 5 5-16 d. and 6 3-16 d. The tone of the market was easier, the sharemarket also being easier. At their annual meeting to-day Federated Selangor156 words
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Article166 1930-07-05 20 MACPHAIL PENMAN'S REPORT. Singapore July 4. Rubber.— London. 6 1 I6d. Unchanged. Price (Ldon Stdi. Spot 19; S.S. R.SS. on Tender July 19',. Aug. -Sept. 19',. Oct. -Dec. 21. Jan-Mar. 22',. Dull-steady. Sellers resevtd. Tin. London. £138 15s. Mining.— Steady. Sungci Ways 2.30 2.50. Kuchais 1.08 1.12. Kinta Dredge I.CB166 words
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Article248 1930-07-05 20 Singapore July 4. The absence of any definite news as to tlv* recommendations of the Anglo-Dutch Liaison Committee leaves plenty of room for rumours and nearly every day a new one appears m tlv local papers. This of course makes a nervous and uncertain market and248 words
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Article166 1930-07-05 20 Singapore. July There was some improvement during Mm early part of the week m anticipation of a favourable announcement following the m.noting of the Anglo-Dutch Committee m London. Later, however, prices commenced to (Inline and locally the period now closes about lower on balance. To-day's cables -quote both166 words
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Article54 1930-07-05 20 The world needs increasing quantities of rubber year by year, and it is surely better that the sources of supply should be maintained m good fettle by regulation of supplies than that, matters should be left to take their course without any organised effort to invp:\>\) things. —Mr. H. Eric54 words
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Advertisement72 1930-07-05 20 ASSETS EXCEED $11,000,000 ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $38,000,000 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated m Straits Settlements). HEAD OFTICE: Winchester House. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27 Old Jewry, EC The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the British Life" Assurance Companies Act72 words
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Advertisement33 1930-07-05 20 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). A. GORDON LEE, Resident Manager.33 words
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364 1930-07-05 21 THE BRADFORD MATCH. Tourists' Ten-Wicket Win. I FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT. London. July 4. The Australian bowlers were not long m polishing off the remaining Yorkshire batsmen at Bradford this morning. Rhodes, who was not out with 6 overnight, being caught and bowled by Grimmett for364 words
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Article219 1930-07-05 21 Tin following are results of matches m thf County Cricket Championship which commenced on Wednesday. At Gloucester: Gloucester won by an innings and nintGloucester vs. Sussex. Gloucester 358 Sussex 142 and 207 Bamett made 94 m Gloucester's inmn:-v Wensley taking eight for 123. Essex vs. Somerset. At Colchester:219 words
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Article53 1930-07-05 21 I FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT. I London. July 4. Larwood. who had to stand out of the English side m the second Test at Lord's owing to gastritis and who was reported to be suffering from a slight attack of laryngitis two days ago. is now reported to53 words
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62 1930-07-05 21 Clash of Fixture with Third Test. FREE PRESS SERVICE. COPYRIGHT.] London, July 4. The fixture the Gentlemen and Players which was to have opened at the Oval next Wednesday will not be played owing to the impossibility of getting representative tearm owing62 words
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Article289 1930-07-05 21 LATEST RESULTS. Mrs. Wills-Moody Champion Again. In the final of the women's singles Mrs. IVilLs-Moody beat Miss Ryan 6 2. 6 2. In the semi-final of the women's doubles Miss Edith Cross and Miss Sarah Palfrey beat Miss Feltham and Miss Heeeley, B—6, 6 2. In289 words
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Article165 1930-07-05 21 Merchants Lose 4 Wickets for 72. Batting first against the 88. and I. m the S.C.C. tournament fixture which opened on the Padang last evening the Merchants lost the wickets of D. R. A. Hoblyn and A. R BromleyDavenport, two of their best bats, m the first165 words
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Article116 1930-07-05 21 The Medical College will play the Raffles College m the Inter-Collegt Cricket match on Saturday and Sunday on the Raffles College ground. Bukit Timah Road, for a Cup presented by Mr. P. Framroz. Play commences at 11 a.m. to-day and 10 a.m. to-morrow. Tiv Medical College will field116 words
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Article212 1930-07-05 21 A Press XI will meet a team representing the Amateur and Professional Stage on the SRC. ground to-morrow (Sunday* starting at 12 noon. The teams will be: Press XI:— R. S. Wilson, W. E. Pine, E. M. Glover. F. R. Vine, F. W. Peachy, F. Combie. F.212 words
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89 1930-07-05 21 The Malay Inter-school Drill and Games Competition will be held on the ground of Raffles Institution on Tuesday next at 2 p.m. All those interested are cordially invited. The annual athletic sports of Gan Eng Seng School will be held at the Anson Road89 words
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1300 1930-07-05 21 A CHAPTER OF MISHAPS. Stadium Stormed By Huge Crowd. South China. .2: S.A.F.A 0. The first match of the South China Football Tourists against an S.A.F.A. side at the Singapore Stadium yesterday afternoon was i chapter of mishaps. The number of playars injured m the1,300 words
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733 1930-07-05 21 L.L.T.C. TOURNAMENT. Full Entries for Meeting Now m Progress. The ladies' open singles event at the Ladies Lawn Tennis Club is considered to be the ladies' championship of Singapore r.nd is, therefore, of more than ordinary interest. In addition to Mrs. Zylstra, who was runner-up to733 words
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Article57 1930-07-05 21 Yesterday's matches resulted as follow: Men's Open Doubles. Grimberg and Captain Graham beat Holyoak and R. Stevens 6 3. 4 6. 6 4. Mixed Doubles Handicap. Miss Petrie and Hobbes beat Miss Mi'rison and C. H. Withers Payne 6 B. 6 2. 6 l. Mr. and Mrs. Savi57 words
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Article47 1930-07-05 21 The Doubles Final. I From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 4. The Selangor Lawn Tennis Association Championship meeting terminated this evening on the Selangor Club courts when the doubles finals were played, Hewett and Hovell beating Kendall and Wedgwood B—6,8 6, 6 2.47 words
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Article31 1930-07-05 21 IReuter's Service. J New York, July 3. In the National Baseball League Boston beat Pittsburgh B—o8 0 and m the American League Philadelphia beat New York 5 4.31 words
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Advertisement336 1930-07-05 21 I BOOKSI WRITERS] I f?ofit, r^f f w ¥3*npHr* I I MljM\.m%*** V* 1!_/1_> Cy II J I Price $3.00 I I Of ERIC GILLETT I i The Author of "Books Writers'* I I MR. HUGH WALPOLE MR. J. C. SQUIRE I says: says: jj "He has a remarkable know-336 words
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