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Title Section13 1930-07-30 65 The Singapore Free Press THIRD SERIES, SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1930. NO. 2,24213 words
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Article142 1930-07-30 65 \I)KKS. India Crisis at Home 65 N i lot Care 65 a Sorrow 66 .-:-< nd Comment 66 I::ciian Situation 66 i I IKRS TO THE EDITOR. San Ah Wing on Rubber 72 9an Ah Wing's Scheme 74 -Production 74 I |< AND COURT NEWS. '<> Americans Death 69142 words
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Article207 1930-07-30 65 (SELLING. don 4 months* sight 2 3 ***** I ondon 3 months' sight 2 3 27i32 London 60 days* sight 2 3 ***** London 30 days' sight 2 3 3 4 London, demand 2 3 23 32 London. T.T. 2 3 11,16 Lyons and Paris, demand 1427 Hamburg,207 words
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Article204 1930-07-30 65 July 29. tn 225 Tom $68?s '.tmbier 8.50 :>ptr White 35 1 ppa Black 25 I Ukt Tapioca 4.05 P arl Sago Small 5% >pra Sundried 7.60 rtict Anam No. 2 250 Mcc Liang Hin Chan Mark H<d Eagle (New) 6-3° Uec, Siam old No. 1 320 Rice, Rangoon204 words
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DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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Article116 1930-07-30 65 VELGE.— At the European Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, on July 24th, to Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Velge, a daughter. FINCH.— JuIy 19th, to Joyce, wife of Ralph Pinch of Brundall House. Norwich and Penang, a son. RICHARDS. At Government House. Sanda<an. on Monday July 21st to His Excellency Mr.116 words
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Article32 1930-07-30 65 SMITH-KILMARTIN— At Penang on July 18th, Harold A. Smith, of Kombok Estate, Sungei Gadut. Negri Sembilan, to May, daughter of the late Michael Kilmartin and Mrs. Kilmartin of "Kflcormac." Offaly, Ireland.32 words
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Obituary59 1930-07-30 65 GOATLY.— On June 20, 1930. at Calcutta, Cyril R.A. Goatly (Crag) beloved husband of Maude Aileen Goatly (Mab). and only son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Goatly. of Clapham, S.W. 4. aged 41. DE MORN AY.— On June 26. 1930, at Tankerton. Kent, FREDERICK ALEXANDER DE MORNAY. late59 words
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Article434 1930-07-30 65 The last mail from Home with dates up '.o July 3rd. arrived by P. and O. on Friday. Tiib mail leaves by 8.1. on Thursday. Malaya Cup matches this week result"i as follows: Singapore 2. Negri Sembilan 0: Pe.i.k 5. Kedah 0; Selangor 1. Penang 0. The434 words
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Article875 1930-07-30 65 July 24 The latest news from Home, both by cable and m the papers received by the mail, appears to suggest that the Round Table Conference may prove to be a major political issue with possibly serious consequences; that, not regarding it so much from875 words
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Article759 1930-07-30 65 July 25 We imagine that one of the most outstanding doctrines of the Rotary organization is the one which teaches that m the matters to be discussed or talked upon by its members scrupulous care should be taken to avoid anything which might foment contention, bitterness759 words
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Article642 1930-07-30 66 July 26 The utmost sympathy will be felt with the people of Italy m the disaster which has overtaken their beautiful country and that sympathy will be tinged, as far as the majority of Easterners are concerned, with a personal feeling due to the fact that at some642 words
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Article583 1930-07-30 66 July 28 His Majesty King Victor Emmanuel is carrying out a sad pilgrimage m the ruined districts of Italy. The terrors of the earthquake, not yet over and indeed still possible of renewal at any moment, hang like a shadow over the land, and His Majesty m his583 words
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Article745 1930-07-30 66 July 29 A very delicate situation seems likely to arise, if it has not already arisen, m India m connection with the manoeuvres which are being carried out to bring about the cooperation of Congress m the Roundtable Conference and a cessation of the present anti-Government movement.745 words
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Article710 1930-07-30 66 July 30 Subject to conditions oi i know nothing here and ol is practically impossible to anything, the reported Colonial Service promotion U Mr. Dunman calls attentu' letter m another column appears to justify all that contended by those who a; that a unified service may. ev<710 words
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Article1477 1930-07-30 67 PINANG GAZETTE SUED. 55,000 Damages Awarded Major E. C. Doyle. I From Our Own Correspondent.] Penang, July 29. Mr. Justice Sproule to-day awarded Major Eric Cecil Doyle, D.5.0., veterinary surgeon and judge of the S.R.A.. $5,000 damages and costs on a higher scale against the Pinang Gazette1,477 words
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Article183 1930-07-30 67 A DISMAL FAILURE. Stribling's Easy Victory m Two Rounds. [Reuter's Service.] London, July 28. At Wimbledon Stadium. London the American. Young Stribling, knocked out the Britisher Phil Scott m the second of a ten round center which was a preliminary for the heavyweight championship of183 words
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Article102 1930-07-30 67 Heavy Rain all Night. [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT.] London, July 29. Following heavy rain all night and more this morning the fourth Test match which was to have concluded at Manchester to-day was abandoned, the gates of the Old Trafford Ground not even being opened. The102 words
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Article61 1930-07-30 67 Le Phare's Victory. f Reuter's Service i London, July The following Ls the result of the Stewards' Cup run to-day: LE PHARE rPhalanis-Eagle Snipe* 1 FLEETING MEMORY Vencedor-Memoria i 2 SONGE Sundari-Salamanca > 3 Betting;: 100 6 Le Phare: 7 l Fleeting Memory: 28 161 words
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Article48 1930-07-30 67 But Mr. See Must Go. Cincinnatti, July 29. Primo Camera, who was suspended m the Spring after a bout with the negro. Maurice Chevalier, has been provisionally re-instated by the National Boxing Association but he must dispose of the services of his manager Leon See.48 words
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Article591 1930-07-30 67 Voluntary Winding Up. The ordinary general meeting oi Ting Kil Tin Mines, Limited, was helii yesterday m the Hong Kong Bank building Mr F. F. Anderson Pole presided, others present being Messrs J. A Elias and W. E. Rayner. Moving the adoption of the report and acounts,591 words
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Article215 1930-07-30 67 Malayan Companies Curtailing: Output. <From O^r Own Correspondent). lpoh, July 29. The following tin companies m Malaya will shut down for two months m additional to making the 20 per cent restriction: Asam Kumbans. Ayer Hitam, Batang Padang; Batu Caves. Bunde Chang. Geevor. lpoh Tin,. Juga Valley,215 words
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Article86 1930-07-30 67 The Singapore office of China Underwriters Ltd. has received cabled advice from their Colombo office of the death of Mr. Daniel James Broderick, Singapore Resident Secretary, which took place on Monday morning at the General Hospital there. Mr. Broderick was returning from home leave86 words
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Article48 1930-07-30 67 By command of H.H. the Yang di Pertua l Besar, of Negri Sembilan, and by order of the Undang of Sungei Ujong, the honorary style of Dato has been conferred upon Towkay Womk Yick Tong, M.C.S., J.P.. until lately a member of the Federal Council, resident at Seremban48 words
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Article1325 1930-07-30 68 JAY - JAY In a previous selection of some of the ludicrous laws that exist m America, one was mentioned that stated that it was illegal for a man to marry his wife's grandmother. This seemed rather fis'iy at the time but that such a law does exist was1,325 words
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Article499 1930-07-30 68 "REDS" INVADE SWATOW AREA. BORDER BLOODSHED. Chaoping Plundered by Communists. Canton, July 17. A revival of Communist activity m the East River Districts near Swatow brought about by the recent withdrawal of Kwangtung Garrisorforces for duty on the Tientsin -Pukow Railway front, caused considerable alarm to the military authorities at499 words
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Article109 1930-07-30 68 Sequel to Police Visit to Victoria Street. Nine Hylams who were arrested by Chief Inspector Prithvi Chand of the Special Brand" 1 of the Criminal Investigation Department In house No. 376 Victoria Street on July 19 were yesterday sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment each and a109 words
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Article1273 1930-07-30 68 Quicqiud agunt homines nostri est farrago libelli Juvenal As an example of the art of saying nothing In so many words the official account of the meeting of the Indian Immigration Committee, which was concerned with a matter of vital Importance to planters, stands pre-eminent. Prom1,273 words
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Article42 1930-07-30 68 Mr. R. P. Clegg. M.C.S., is going to Trengganu to relieve Mr. H. P. Bryson, when the latter goes on leave. Mr. Clegg will be succeeded as District Officer, Kuala Selangor, by Mr. A. T. Newboult. who returns from leave on August42 words
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Article504 1930-07-30 68 To Cut Three Day s off Hinkler's Record Further details of the forthcoi by Squadron Leader Btapfam Bn Hinkler's 15^ days record for the B Australia flight, contained m Aum. to hand, show that he made pia: a record-breaking solo flight fron Australia before he left Sydney some504 words
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989 1930-07-30 69 THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1930. SEQUEL TO AMERICAN'S DEATH. MALAY DRIVER ACQUITTED U-i-used's Story of the Fatal Drive. .1 i uinod Sarip bin Abdul Asis. the Malay .r <>f tht* large Hupmobile touring car m Mr J J Conway. manager of the Ameia Express m Singapore, met his death as r.-sult989 words
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Article17 1930-07-30 69 Ea F Richards has been appointed a imerary officer of Class la Malayan Civil from March 9th.17 words
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Article1070 1930-07-30 69 SEPARATION FROM INDIA. Nationalists' Dominion Status Ideal. The following statement by the Burman Parliamentary Party on the proposals with regard to Burma made m the Simon Report, is published by the Rangoon Gazette. No patriotic Burman who appreciates every impetus that can be given to the1,070 words
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Article502 1930-07-30 69 HOW IT IS DEALT WITH. Instructive Lecture to Medical Students. A highly interesting and instructive survey of life m the Culion Leper Colony, Philippine Islands, was afforded students of the College of Medicine m their lecture room last evening at the screening of a series of cinematograph502 words
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Article121 1930-07-30 69 Rajah of Sarawak's Gift. [Reuter's Service.] London, July 24. It is officially announced that the Rajah of Sarawak has decided thr.t the remaining £25,000 f his £100.000 gift to the Colonial Empire shall be allocated to the Imperial Foresty Institute. It will be remembered that Lord121 words
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Article130 1930-07-30 69 Weak Penang F.A. Team Beaten. [Prom Our Own Correspondent 1 Penan;, July 23. The South China footballers beat a Penang F.A. team by six goals to three to-day. Owing to the nearness of the Selangor Malaya Cup match the F.A. turned out their second side only,130 words
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Article48 1930-07-30 69 M. Hubert Sarton, Manager oi the Credit Foncier d'Extreme-Orient and Consul for Belgium, left for Europe yesterday by the Chenonceaux, on leave. During his absence from Singapore, M. Adolphe Graff will act as Manager of the Credit Foncier d'ExtremeOrient and will be m charge of the Belgian Consulate.48 words
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Article438 1930-07-30 69 NARROW VICTORY FOR ENGINEERS. GUNNERS BEATEN. Galley's Fine Display as Forward, E.E 3; RJL The R.E. were too good for the RA. when they met m the first division of the league at the Stadium yesterday afternoon. With Galley playing inside right, the R.E. attack showed much improvement and had438 words
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Article327 1930-07-30 69 S.C.C. II 2, Malays II 1 The Singapore Cup match between the Malays II and the S.C.C. II on the Padang yesterday resulted m a narrow win for the Club who by reason of their greater speed and opportunism were fully deserving of success. Several327 words
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Article135 1930-07-30 69 Former England Rugby [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT.] London, July 23. W. W. Wakefield, the Harlequins and England Rugby forward, is definitely retiring from the game. "Wakers" has been one of the outstanding figures m international Rugby since the war and he has had the distinction of captaining135 words
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135 1930-07-30 70 Workers' Alleged Complaints. [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT.] London, July 23. Dr. Drummond Shiels (Under-Secretary, Colonial Office), replying to Major D. G. Pole (Lab., South Derby) quoted Sir Cecil Clement! regarding alleged native complaints about the operation of the "payment by results" system, as loilows: "The135 words
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Article179 1930-07-30 70 No Dividend Proposed. The following is the Directors' report to the shareholders of Ulu Pandan Rubber Estates to be presented at the annual meeting dn July 31st at 11 a.m. at Evatt Company's. The Accounts show a loss on the year's working of $9,175.30 (as against a179 words
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Article27 1930-07-30 70 Mr. E. H. Hardy has resigned the Editorship of the Malay Mail. Mr. J. G. Munro has beer, appointed to succeed him and is due m August.27 words
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Article566 1930-07-30 70 The Kuala Lumpur Meeting. A special meeting of the Indian Immigration Committee was held at Kuala Lumpur on July 16th. There were present: The Controller of Labour (The Hon'ble Mr. H. C. Bathurst, M.C.S.) Chairman. The Deputy Controller of Labour, Malaya (Mr. H. R. Joynt, M.C.S.) ViceChairman566 words
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558 1930-07-30 70 FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1930. BUKIT TIMAH LAND ACQUISITION. OWNER'S APPEAL. $51,000 Award m Dispute. "They (the Commissioner of Land's Office) are short-circuiting us by dealing with the mortgagees and cutting us out," complained Mr. A. P. Robinson to the Chief Justice (Sir William Murison) sitting with two assessors, Messrs R.558 words
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Article234 1930-07-30 70 Singapore, July 24. There has been little change m the tone of the market during the past week and the downward trend of prices continued to 17. There was some recovery at yesterday's auction. D'lt the improvement was only temporary and the period now closes with a234 words
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Article140 1930-07-30 70 The mortality returns for the Municipal area for the week ended July 19 show a total of 296 deaths giving a rate of 31.04 compared with 32.30 the preceding week, 26.78 m the corresponding week of last year and 29.51 the rive year average. One European death was recorded, 246140 words
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Article483 1930-07-30 70 VICTORY FOR WELCH 11. Soldiers' Fine Recovery m Second Half. Welch II 2; S.R.C 1. The S.R.C. were knocked out of the Singapore Cup competition by the Welch second team at the Stadium yesterday afternoon. It wac a fast and interesting game, the soldiers making483 words
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Article268 1930-07-30 70 A Kuala Lumpur Protest. At the beginning of his interesting address to the Klang and Coast Rotary Club on the suppression of opium m Malaya, says the Malay Mail, Dr. M. Y. Lum claimed to be discussing only the social and economic aspects of the question without any268 words
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Article179 1930-07-30 70 William Howitt, m his "Rural Life," deploring the disappearance of Tip-cat, Trapball, and other ball games m favour of cricket, describes a match played at Nottingham on the 7th and 9th of September, 1835, between Sussex and Notts. The cricket ground was a long furzy179 words
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Article19 1930-07-30 70 Mr. C. E. Wurtzburg has been appointed a member of the Education Board vice Mr. E. L. Talma, deceased.19 words
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210 1930-07-30 70 Jury's Recommendation to Mercy. Veerasamy, the Indian talks charged with causing death by a n found guilty at the Assizes befon Cobbett on Wednesday, but. the recommended him to mercy on wa 7 inexperience, was only sentena-d tooi simple imprisonment. Mr. Spencer Wilkinson apprar<210 words
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Article359 1930-07-30 70 The Wild Oats Crop. •To the Editor. Malay Mail Dear Sir. Why all this fuss and b■. about the price of rubber? Wra-m i manau all these piteous squeals about tht Kmtchec Yanks and other villains squeezing 'heir eatwhile domineering taskmasters 0 Did Qn F.M.S. public squeal359 words
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Article144 1930-07-30 70 Three Malayan students, two tram fand one from Singapore, .sail for RnglanC August 9 by the P. and O. steamn X. In order to continue their studies be Mr. Ooi Tiang Eng. one of th« two Hi Queen's Scholars for 1929. Mr WMif Penang Chinese and was144 words
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113 1930-07-30 70 It is notified m the Gazette for that His Excellency the Governor at Settlements and High CommLs.sin: Malay States, has appointed a B known as the Malayan Commum<;>' constituted as follows: His Excellency the Governor at Settlements and the High Comm the Malay States— Chairman M113 words
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Article13 1930-07-30 70 The Singapore Rotary Club has been from registration under the Soriet tes O13 words
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585 1930-07-30 71 SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1930. YOUNG CHINESE ACQUITTED OF MURDER. YEAR OLD CRIME. Kx-St. Andrew's Schoolbo Persecution Story. Civ-* Pern Chua. alias Ah 800, who gave t 19 and stated he was educated at St. I School. Singapore, charged with the r ol I room-mate m Holloway Lane on 22nd 1929.585 words
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Article256 1930-07-30 71 A Dangerous Organization. ted as the result of a raid conducted mac No. 151 New Bridge Road, by Mr. E. gue, Chief of the Detective Branch, five a ere yesterday convicted on a charge ein| members of an unlawful society. Tne reit brought up before Mr.256 words
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Article18 1930-07-30 71 Kassim. chief clerk. District Court. Patani passed away on Monday. He sixteen years m the service of the18 words
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Article1303 1930-07-30 71 FRIENDLY INTERCOURSE. Inche Eunos 9 Address to Rotary Club. "We know and respect the Britisher's reserve —we have it m ourselves— but we do wish at tho bottom of our hearts that there could be more frequent friendly intercourse as between man and man. between one1,303 words
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Article559 1930-07-30 71 WAS IT AN ALLOWANCE? Request to Return to Colombo. The public re -examination of Mr. George Fernando, ex-Manager of the Adelphi Hotel, Singapore, was continued m the Bankruptcy Court before Mr. Justice Stevens yesterday. Examinee said he did net remember the directors of the Hotel paying559 words
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Article45 1930-07-30 71 For the Ladies' Mo- *hly Medal played on Wednesday and Thursday. Nine cards were taken out. The following were the best returns. Mrs. G. C. Clarke 44 10 34 Mrs. E. C. Milligan 50 15 35 Mrs. H. Harding 44 3 3645 words
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Article70 1930-07-30 71 A Riley 9 driven by Gillow gained first place m the Irish International Grand Prix, according to cable received by the local agents for Riley cars, Messrs. Borneo Motors, Limited. The same cable states that Pemberton Billing, driving a standard Brooklands Riley 9 crossed from New York to Los Angeles,70 words
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605 1930-07-30 71 THE OPIUM CAR. $10,500 Fines For Two Two Chinese were prosecuted before Mr. C. Wilson, Criminal District Judge, yesterday on charges of possession of opium. They w?re arrested m Jalan Besar oh the morning cf July 4 by a police constable who appears to605 words
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Article353 1930-07-30 71 Mutton and Green Peas as Prize. Charged with managing a public lottery, five Chinese, from a medicine shop doing business under the style of Chop Soo Swee Seng, at the junction of Rochore Road and North Bridge Road, were produced before Mr. P. S. Williams, Second Police353 words
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Article474 1930-07-30 72 MR. SAN AH WING ON RUBBER. To the Editor. Sir, I have been reading with keen interest the attempts that have recently been made through the Press to make people resident m this country realise how their interests must clash with those of the wealthy rubber474 words
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Article30 1930-07-30 72 The Gazette notifies the appointment of Mr. Gilbert Cornelius Grenon Muller to be Custodian of Enemy Property and Local Administrator under the Treaty of Peace (Austria) Order ano Ordinance 1921.30 words
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Article447 1930-07-30 72 R.A.F. UNLUCKY. Seletar Men Draw With Pulo Brani. R.A.F 2; Pulo Brani 2. The R.A.F. were unlucky only to draw with the Pulo Brani Garrison at the Stadium yesterday m the Singapore Cup competition. They played good football throughout and although there was not much447 words
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Article1126 1930-07-30 72 MGR. ROBINSON'S REPORT. Revelations of Rome White Book. Rome, June 22. While there is a small delay m the actual publication of the White Book m Malta, due to a few last-minute alterations, it is now possible to form a complete idea of the nature1,126 words
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884 1930-07-30 72 UNIFIED SERVICE. Much Greater Elasticity Needed. Discussing the problems before the Colonial Conference The Times m mail week, stated: In the principal topic that will engage the Conference the creation of common Colonial services the great difficulty is the unwillingness of Colonies satisfied with present arrangements884 words
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817 1930-07-30 72 VISIT TO GANDHI. Effort to Restore Normal Conditions. The following is the correspond, passed between Sir Tej Bahadur Mr. M. R. Jayakar, the Indian Lib. and the Viceroy, Lord Irwin. vfaj, m their being given permission t,, Gandhi and Nationalist leaders m an endeavour to817 words
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Article104 1930-07-30 72 Startling Adventure A Chinese salesman employed at I Sewing Machine Company, according I made to the Police, had an unhappy on Thursday when he accompaniChinese who had stated that h«machine delivered at his houst D ranged that the salesman should a< < man. At Kallang Road the104 words
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483 1930-07-30 73 MONDAY, JULY 28 1930. FIRST BRITISH TALKIE BANNED. SILENT CENSOR. objections to Dublin Underworld Picture. rabfe consternation and no little i ibaa bees aroused m local film circles wledge, following closely after tht CTncni made by the Fress Press Piln; n pondent on Friday that the film woirc t: Xt483 words
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Article262 1930-07-30 73 Inter-Company Competition. Und invitation ol Lady Clemt'iiti the Girl Association held their first annual ompany competition meeting at Gov- House on Saturday afternoon. Chmmti entertained the Guides and lies to tea and later inspected each p: and Pack accompanied by: the Commissioner- Lady Murison; the Commissioners Mrs.262 words
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Article411 1930-07-30 73 THE SELANGOR MATCH. Home Side Wins T v MA* IFmrn Our Own Correspondent. I Kuala Lumpur, July 26. The totcr-state tennis Negri Sembilan va Selangor, commenced this evening on the Selangor Club courts m the presence of a Hvzc gathering. A downpour of rain delayed the start411 words
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Article341 1930-07-30 73 Sulaiman Wins Championship. A largt gathering of parents and friends watched the Rangoon Road School Sports on Saturday m fine weather. The feature of tho meeting v as the keen inter-house rivalry wfcicb marked all the events, many of which resulted m close finishes The Individual341 words
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Article82 1930-07-30 73 Under the Volunteer Ordinance the following notifications appear m the Gazette: Hon. Cadet Lieut. S. Tollersam, Hutchings School Cadet Corps, to be Acting Honorary Cadet Captain whilst commanding that Cadet Corps; thipromotion of Lieut, Actg. Captain) P. H. Robinson, Reserve of Officers, to the rank of Captain; a commission as82 words
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Article605 1930-07-30 73 ETCETERAS' TOURNAMENT WIN. PERKINS' CENTURY. 8.8. and I. Beaten by Opening Batsmen. The all-round ability of the Etceteras s.^rvac them well m their important S.C.C. tournament fixture with the 8.8. and I. whom the:' beat by ten wickets on the Padang on Saturday thanks to a splendid opening partnprsfcip by605 words
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246 1930-07-30 73 Thanks mainly to a splendid opening partnership by Siow Hian and Teik Ec the S.C.R.C. beat the Medical College by 37 runs on the S.C.R.C. ground on Saturday. The scores were Medical College: Yzelman b Siow Kian 1; Xavier st. Kong Leong b Evan246 words
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212 1930-07-30 73 A weak A.P.C. XI were beaten by 10 wickets by the S.R.C. on the S.R.C. side of the Padang on Saturday. The scores were: A.P.C: D. C. Bum c Collick b Keyt 13; D. A. Boyd b Bartels 0; D. G. Hamilton c de212 words
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Article240 1930-07-30 73 Weakened by absentees the Press XI were beaten by nine wickets by the S.C.R.C. on the S.C.R.C. ground yesterday. The scores were:— Press XI:— T. Hope c and b Siow Hian 4; P. R. S. Martinus c Van Soo b Teik Ec 5; R. S.240 words
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Article219 1930-07-30 73 A tine innings of 210 for 4 wickets onao'e.i the Welch Regt. to beat the S.C.C. toumam^t side, the Merchants, by 33 runs at Tanglin on Saturday. The scores were: Welch Regt.: Bdm. Ivimey c 8.-Davenport b Begley 20; Bdm. Barnard not out 46; Bdm.219 words
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Article101 1930-07-30 73 An interesting and amusing fixture took place on the Raffles College ground at Buk.it Timah on Saturday when Mr. R. Jarvis's XI met and beat an American XI by an innings and 23 runs. Batting first the American XT scored 31 (Jarvis seven for 17). To101 words
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149 1930-07-30 73 Scoiing 94 for the loss of six wickets <P S Williams; 24) an S.C.C. XI beat the United Engineers by 37 runs on the V.M.C.A. grounc on Saturday. For the Club Jeans and Van Cuyienberg, the only two bowlers, took six f r: 14149 words
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64 1930-07-30 73 Greig Beats Wallace. [Reuter s Service, i Carnoustie, July 26. In the Scottish Amateur Golf Championship semi-finals here over 18 holes K. Greig <St. Andrew's) beat J. Hosie (Caledonia) 2 and 1: J. Wallace (Troon and Portland) beat J. McCondichie (Hilton Park) 5 and 4. Carnoustie,64 words
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Article59 1930-07-30 73 -r-rrrr Dr. T. Wilson was to leave England by thPatroclus on July 19th, says our London correspondent, to take up his new, post m connection with the Central Health Board P.M.S. He has had a very distinguished medical career up to the present and is the holder of the Milne59 words
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Article1256 1930-07-30 74 THE MALAYAN IURF. PENANG RACES. Coragh Mac Springs Big Surprise. r[From Our Own Correspondent.] Penang, July 26. There was a "slump" atmosphere about the first day of the Penang Turf Club Autumn meeting. The attendance was only medium, although a rainstorm at half-past one may have affected' this, the total1,256 words
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Article203 1930-07-30 74 AGRI-HORTICULTURAL SHOW. MALACCA EN FETE. Very Successful (From Our Own Correspondent.] Malacca, July 27. The Agri-Horticultural show passed off most successfully on Saturday m the St. Francis Institution grounds, the exhibition being declared open by the Resident Councillor. From an early hour m the morning large numbers visited the various203 words
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Article161 1930-07-30 74 MR. SAN AH WING'S SCHEME. To the Editor. Sir. It will be well if the magnitude of Mr. San Ah Wing's proposal m the Press becomes generally appreciated. Assuming we have a six-day week, that is to say as far as rubber is concerned, no tapping161 words
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Article58 1930-07-30 74 To the Editor. Sir. How big are little things! The Restrictionists say: "By letting things drift you defy the law of supply and demand." The "Antis" say: "By restricting output you defy the law of supply and demand." Which party has the right interpretation? My money, if any. goes58 words
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Article1364 1930-07-30 74 NEGRI BEATEN. Home Side Plays Ten Men In Second Half. Singapore 2; Ncffri Sembilan 0. Singapore had to fight hard for victor., against Negri Sembilan m the Malaya Cup competition at the Anson Road Stadium on Saturday. An unfortunate accident shortly before the interval caused Singapore1,364 words
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Article129 1930-07-30 74 Visitors Have No Chance. [From Our Own Correspondent Ipoh. July 21. Perak 5; Kedah For the Perak -Kedah Malaya Cup soccer match at Ipoh on Saturday the weather wa. Ifine and there was a large croud includmp a bis visiting contingent who were very keen M. Mayor129 words
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Article110 1930-07-30 74 A One Goal Match. Selangor 1: Penang. I From Our Own Corresponds. i Penan*. Jul> K. Chiefly owing to ineffectiveness m front o: goal of the forwards. Penang lost v, Selangor m the Malaya Cup by one ml and Selanfror thus qualify for the final The game110 words
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Article260 1930-07-30 74 A Tale of Two Penalties. Segri 3: Siong B«h. I < The Negri Sembilan team played I Wli game with the Siong 800 football IMV Anson Road Stadium yesterday llWW" won by a comfortable margin Th«- ictn way represents the run of the gaiM local team260 words
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Article16 1930-07-30 74 I In a first division match at JftUn- Iv evening the Malays beat the I.C.T A16 words
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Article901 1930-07-30 75 UK Booth China Basketball Team defeate-l li: Penang Chinese by 38 points to 18 Vktoril Green <C. R. C. Grounds* on lantan has a dainty peculiar to the country r. la StTPHi rival to Malacca's blachan. dainty is called Budu" and hi a kind of r.901 words
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Article1237 1930-07-30 75 LADY CLEMENTI'S APPEAL. Government House "At Home" and Exhibition. The fact that a selling centre for Malayan arts and crafts would shortly be opened m Singapore was disclosed by Lady Clementi ai an "At Home' held at Government House yesterday afternoon under the auspices of the1,237 words
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Article490 1930-07-30 75 NARROW WIN FOR S.C.F.A. GUNNERS' FINE DISPLAY. Yesterday's First League Encounter. S.CF.A. 2; R.A. 1. The Gunners gave a great showing against a strong S.CF.A. side m the first division of the league at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday afternoon, their defenders and goalkeeper offering a very sound resistance against490 words
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136 1930-07-30 75 Perfect Combination. I From Our Own Correspondent.] Kuala Lumpur, July 28. The South China team met a Selangor State team this evening on the Stadium and won by 4 goals to one. The visitors showed perfect combination and were very strong m their136 words
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Article85 1930-07-30 75 Where Will Malaya Cup Final Be Played? (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, July 23. The controversy between the Malaya Fonlba'l Association and Singapore as to where the final of the Malaya Cup is to be played m Kuala Lumpur has been discussed by the Perak F.A. Committee85 words
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Article23 1930-07-30 75 Mr. C. E. Jackson, of the Stores Departrnen*, F.MS. Railways, and Deputy Game Wafde.i, Selangor, left by the Morea on ten months' leave.23 words
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Article799 1930-07-30 75 Chapman's Amazing Fielding. By IVAN SHARPE. The Ilfoht for the cricket -Ashes" now proceeding m England is proving the most senI sational for years.. No more wonderful cricket match has ever been played than that m which Australia squared accounts -vith England by beating them by 7799 words
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Article144 1930-07-30 75 Match With Garrison. The result of the match played over Keppel links on Sunday between the Keppel Golf Club and Garrison Golf Club was a win for the home team by 10%" to \y->. The scores were as follows. Garrison players mentioned first: Brodie and Blackwocd 0:144 words
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Article18 1930-07-30 75 Mr. F. A. de Mornay, late of the F.M.S. Civil Service, died on June 2fi, at Tanker!-)? Kent.18 words
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Article653 1930-07-30 76 A YACHTING TEAM RACE. WEEK-END SAILING. Vice Commodore's Fleet Secures Easy Win, On Sunday last both A and B classes took part m a team race over a new S.W. Monsoon course, mapped out by Messrs. St. Paul and C. C. Blake. The teams were Commodore (C) Kathleen m, Betsy,653 words
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81 1930-07-30 76 Penang Case. r[Prom Our Own Correspondent.] Penan?, July 23. The case against G. N. Macgill, the wellknown amateur rider, on a charge of driving m a rash and negligent manner started m the District Court this morning. The Judge viewed the scene81 words
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Article183 1930-07-30 76 Chinese on Gang Robbery and Murder Charge. Before Mr. Justice Cobbet. at the Assizes, yesterday, two Chinese, Fang Loh Chiu and Han Huan Sek, were charged with gang robbery with murder. It was alleged that on April 28, ten or more men went to a183 words
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Article504 1930-07-30 76 NEW ARRIVALS AT THE ZOO. GIFTS FROM SINGAPORE. Tiger Breaks Open His Travelling Box. Keeper Lanworn, who had been sent to Singapore for the purpose, has returned to London m charge of a large collection of mammals, birds, and reptiles for the Zoo. Through the kindness of Messrs. Alfred Holt504 words
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Article469 1930-07-30 76 Accounts Wanted. A Supreme Court action arising out of a case from Malacca was commenced before the Chief Justice. Sir William MurLson, yesterday m which Tan Soo Lock was the plaintiff and the defendants Tan Jiak Choo and Tan Sec Gim. the executor of the will of469 words
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Article281 1930-07-30 76 A 4—l VICTORY. Tilden Falls to Cochet's Genius. [Reuter's Service.] France retained the Davis Cup to-day, beating the United States by four matches to one. Cochet beat Tilden 4—6, 6—3, 6—l, 7—5. Borotra beat Lott 5—7, 6—3, 2—6, 6—2, B—6. The match between Cochet and Tilden281 words
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Article358 1930-07-30 76 Club Championship. The Club meets every Friday evening at the Adelphi Hotel; and a competition is now m progress for the Club championship. The results to date are as follows: Lo Kam Woon (the Club champion for last year) has not yet played. While the senior members358 words
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Article51 1930-07-30 76 Indians Pinned Beneath Half Ton Gunny Bags. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Penan*, July 25. A stack of bundles of gunny bags, each weighing half a ton crashed down m a godown m Beach Street and pinned down two Indians. One was killed outright and the other seriously51 words
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Article51 1930-07-30 76 Collection of Statistics. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Penang, July 23. The Chinese Town Hall is collecting statistics m order to ascertain the number of unemployed iii Penang. Mr. Khoo Sian Ewe, the President, interviewed this morning, said he thought unemployment m Penang had not reached a great51 words
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Article83 1930-07-30 76 Foiled by Neighbours. A Chinese living at the 4th. mile, Bukit Timah Road attempted to commit suicide on Sunday by burning himself alive. He emptied a tin of kerosene oil over his hut, started a fire and then ran into the burning building. The other inmates of83 words
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Article197 1930-07-30 76 historical ammgri When Japanese Troops h^ the PortugueM.. [Prom Our Own Corresp. A meeting of the Malacca H; rt crt 11 was held this evening. Major r^ over a representative gathering The Chairman presented a;. t port on the excavations at old 51 Mr. Hazel,197 words
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Article171 1930-07-30 76 Penang Defendant Acquitted. [From Our Own Correspondent Penan*. July j: In the District Court yesterday Mr. h a Porrer discharged a Chinese shopkeeper, Goh Kam without calling on the defence. He w a < charged with sale of chandu. Mr. Auten, revenue officer, describing the raid, said171 words
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Article112 1930-07-30 76 Coroner's Enquiry. I Prom Our Own Correspondent.] Penan?, July 27. An inquest was held yesterday on Lee Chon,? Boon, the eighteen years old Chinese who was drowned while swimming at Tanjong Bungah on July 20. It was stated that he sank a k-u mmutp> after entering the112 words
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Article68 1930-07-30 76 Mr. George Simpson's Service. [Prom Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, July The death occurred m the European Hospital last night of Mr. George Simpson. Ofcfef P ■>• Officer, Negri Sembilan. The funeral place this afternoon. Mr. Simpson joined the F.M.S. Polio U Inspector 27 years68 words
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51 1930-07-30 76 WOMAN RESCUES COOLIE FROM ORO WNING. Penan* Esplanade Incident [Prom Our Own Corresponded Penan;. J"' >: How a Tamil coolie who plunged off the Esplanade Road was rescued man was described when AhyariKf- r charged m the Police Court with att.rrp to commit suicide. The magistrate pea ed the woman51 words
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Article92 1930-07-30 76 T.P.A. Scheme Supported fFrom Our Own Correspond: Penaii« Mi At the annual meeting of Klan* X Dredging Company Mr. D A M chairman, said the policy of the Con.; complete agreement with the T.P.A scheme. The policy of the Board wv tinue mining operations with imlrltfed ing92 words
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2167 1930-07-30 77 MUNICIPAL COMMISSION AND HAMMER CO. WATER QUESTION. Agreement Terms Approved. ;i r visional agreement which has been d between the Municipality and Messrs. r and Company regarding the question .t, -r rates, was yesterday discussed by the r :u .-.-:< >m-rs at a general committee meeting r ,l!ou><! the ordinary2,167 words
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234 1930-07-30 77 TIN RESTRICTION. Members Should Form Their Own Smelting Works. tFrom Our Own Correspondent.] Ipoh, July 28. The Times of Malaya to-day m publishing a list of 90 British companies restricting tin production as cabled by the London T.P.A., congratulates the T.P.A. on its wonderful234 words
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79 1930-07-30 77 300 Year Old Prau Dug Up. [From Our Own Correspondent, I Malacca, July 29. An interesting discovery was made during digging operations on the site of the new post office when a stone cannon-ball, weighing 6 lbs. was dug up. Three feet lower a grindstone 2479 words
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Article60 1930-07-30 77 Government Approves Transfer to S.A.F.A. At a meeting of the Stadium Association yesterday it was agreed, with the approval of the Colonial Secretary, to wind up the Association and hand over control of the ground to the S.A.F A. It has been arranged that the Singapore Amateur60 words
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Article245 1930-07-30 77 Court Sequel to Argument with Constable. An argument with a police constable who was carrying out his duties of clearing McNair Road of the crowd which had collected during 'he military sports at the Polo Club grouni recently led to the prosecution before ,tne Second Magistrate of245 words
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Article532 1930-07-30 77 Easy Win m First League Encounter. Malays 5; R.E 2: The Malays, faced with a task which did not seem to present much difficulty, did a lot of attractive passing and indulged m rather too much fancy work m front of the R.E. poa! when they met m532 words
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Article356 1930-07-30 77 S.C.C. II 2; Police 2. A replay will be necessary as a result of the rather poor S.A.F.A. Cup fixture between the S.C.C. 2nd XI and the Police on the Anson Road Stadium last evening. There was no score m the first half during which both356 words
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Article51 1930-07-30 77 Mr. M. B. Moir, youngest son of Mr. *nd Mrs. G. Denton Moir of Kuala Lumpur, left 'or Australia on Friday. Mr. Moir only recently left the European Hospital, where he was a patient for 12 months, suffering from a compound fracture of the right leg sustained m a motoring51 words
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3505 1930-07-30 78 Mr. McCABE REAY'S CRITICISMS OF JOHORE CASES. A White Paper Issued. HIGH COMMISSIONER FINDS NO NEED FOR Eljl i x^JIIJ I*l/ There was laid on the table of Johore State Council yesterday a white paper dealing with the recent criticisms passed by Mr. Justice McCabe Reay on certain legal affairs3,505 words
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Article152 1930-07-30 78 COLONIAL OFFICE PROMOTION* To the Editor. Sir,— Recently the announcem- that Major R. I. Nunn from Wferi appointed here as Deputy Colonial Records give Major Nunn D.5.0.. v Director of Waterworks. Nigeria bti This means that he will take pn ced Mr. F. f. Kinder who152 words
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Article7313 1930-07-30 79 (Router's Service.] Rugby, July 2?. ksasttl hich occurred yesterday at :;mt .hen six persons were killed, r oi a question m Parliament SeCT tary for Air. Mr. F. Monaahed to state what control the t xercised over passenger-carrying bethef such machines were subjected tnapgcttoOi how often such ins- made,7,313 words
