The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 1 September 1930
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section18 1930-09-01 1 The Singapore Free Press. ESTABLISHED 1835. >3.»9 SINGAPORE, SS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1930. 20 PAGES DAILY. 10 CENTS.18 words
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Article471 1930-09-01 1 >■ After an atrocious start, mainly due to p the devastating bowling: of Tate, the Australians made a good recovery in their I match against Sussex at Brighton Page 20. The English league football season opened on Saturday in tropical weather but at- tracted good attendances Page471 words
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Article1173 1930-09-01 1 Mr. Stanley, who lives in our street, is a shoemaker. But he Isn't going to be be a shoemaker much longer. He is now aged forty, and has been a shoemaker for nearly thirty years. But really his days as a shoemaker are nearly ended. He1,173 words
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Advertisement173 1930-09-01 1 J()HN MdOKMACK I o' V, HEART W" R \!FLES HOTEL I leoecini Commercial Luncheon 1 RVED IN THE GRILL ROOM vioXDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER. Mulligatawny Soup ■i Bed Steak and Kidney Pie. A §a^Bi rota a la Vlshy Mashed Potatoes Apple Pudding Custard Cheese Coffee. m $1.50 per person. y ~MULL~ROOM173 words
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Advertisement180 1930-09-01 1 I Green Island Cement 1 CASKS IL| >^\\^;rr^p^^f^>L^~ 4 7r^^/i^ BAGS x I I BRITISH MANUFACTURE X ♦> Sole Agents:— S.S. and F.MJS. *f I McAlister Co., Ltd. Phone No. 5171. I EUROPE^ HOTEL! I "Renowned by Recommeßdation." i j DANCING.— After Dinner every Tuesday, Thursday il W and Saturday.180 words
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Advertisement129 1930-09-01 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Robinsons sale Page 11. Try Bißia Estate Tea— Page 9. Ferroconcrete beats time Page 10. Use Armour tennis strings Papr 13. Government Evening classes Page 9. New stocks at VVhiteaways Page 6. Buy fresh Bukit Timah pork— Page 9. Choose from the Austin range Page 7. National Shoe129 words
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Advertisement8 1930-09-01 1 TO-NIGHT JOHN McCORMACK IN SONG 0' MY HEART8 words
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Article374 1930-09-01 2 Savagery in the Philippines. Baguio. Aug. 7. The head or a little three-year old yirl. her hands and the hands of her baby sister, are now the trophies of some wandering headhunters who entered the isolated home of Ballong. a Benguet Igorot. in the temporaryManila Bulletin - 374 words
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Article166 1930-09-01 2 Governor's Scheme to Suppress Gambling. Now OrJcirus, Au». 13. Governor Huoy P. Long of Louisiana plans, it was loomed to-day, to p!acc New OrtettlM une'er mar'i-U law to-nipht in an effort to ;;up- I POM ffjnKHny Tlie Govrrnor's order will include all BUburbSs ■xdtemmt of166 words
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Article108 1930-09-01 2 And Win £9.000 on a Betting Scheme. Mr. Jacobus de Wei, a wealthy South African visitor to London, has been robbed of £9,000 by cOofidMIOI tricksters ULing a new method. The victim Wtt (ortuapta in picking out from the Sco*land-yard rcjjuej' gallery the photographs108 words
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Article12 1930-09-01 2 Mr. P. M j. Hennery, a parlncr m tnc BangkolLr Bangkok TimesBangkok Times - 12 words
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Advertisement261 1930-09-01 2 RODINE RAT POISON, j FASCINATING AND FATAL. 75 CENTS PER TIN, j SOLE IMPOBTEBS MEDICAL HALL LTD. j Wholesale Dept. 29 B CoUyer Qaay DbtainabSo ai a£ Chemisto and Dispensaries. I Unequalled Cuisine 1 j 1 French Pastry I I Delicious Ice-creams 1 I MAKE THE I I CAPITOL I261 words
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Advertisement314 1930-09-01 2 j VICTORIA THEATRE. To-Night and Nightly at 9.30 p.m. j j Matinee Thurs: Sept: 4th 5.15 p.m. jj Why Be Depressed j I ELSTREE CALLING I AND GO HOME HAPPY. AN EVENING WITH THE STARS jjj WILL FYFFE, CICELY COURTNEIDGE, JACK HULBERT. iff j LILY MORRIS, TEDDY BROWN etc. Sfi314 words
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Advertisement184 1930-09-01 2 6.15 TO-NIGHT f 9 15 All Records Broken over r/, I Week End I |j THE GOLDEN VOICE 1 1 of the World's Greatest Teaor 1 1 Sings its way into the Hearts of I SINGAPORE AUDIENCES I JOHN McCORMACK 1 "Son* 0' My Heart' IS A MASTERPIECE 1 I184 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous151 1930-09-01 2 THE WEEK. Monri^y, s^pt. Ist. IZisn ;v,.rcT, 04.25, 7.5 ft., 15.36, 8.4 ft. Queens Birthc'ay Reception a*., Outch Polo Barnes Cup Final at Balestkr. Tmmtmft Ki^h Wiuer ••♦i.i7, 7.0 ft. 16/.1, 80 ft. H.E. the Governor returns from Java. Football: S A.F.A. Cup replay. I.C.F.A. vs. Pulau Eran'., Anson Road.151 words
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Article553 1930-09-01 3 HINDU WOxM AIM'S U4AU. Curious Assertions in Calcutta Case. The Chief Justice and Mr. Justice C. C. Ghost', at the Caicutta High Court recently delivered judgment in an appeal from a judgment of Mr. Justice Bii'.kiand in a suit for damages against the East Indian553 words
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Article285 1930-09-01 3 To Pay Father's Medical Expenses. A somewhat unusual deviation from the general type of kidnapping cases was revealed before Mr. Whyte Smith at the Kowloon Magistracy when two women were charged by the Secretariat for Chinese Affairs in connexion with the kidnapping cf a baby which285 words
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Article136 1930-09-01 3 Head Master's "Remedy." Speaking at the prize-giving to the junior boys of the Guildford Royal Giammar Schnl the headmaster, Mr. A. J. B. Green, said he had had one or two boys wanting to stay away from school because they were frightened ♦<? corns. The cause136 words
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Article146 1930-09-01 3 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS. Pro-ramme of Drills up to and for week ending September 7th, 1930. Monday, 5.15 p.m.. Drill Hall S.R A (t) Battery and Battery Blgna] Parade; Barr and Stroud Range finder. "B (English, Coy Company Parade. Nos. 1 and 3 Platoons. "E" (Chinese) Coy., Platoon Drill Tuesday. 5.15146 words
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Article318 1930-09-01 3 Singapore. Aug. 27. By Lt. Colonel J. M. Mackenzie. D.5.0.. Commanding 5.3.V.F. Camps. Tht following camps during the month of Septembt aix published for ir.lormation: Saturday, September 6th to Sunday, September 7th. "D" (Eurasian) Co. Saturday. September 13th to Sunday, Bfp« tember I4ti v S.R.E. (v). Saturday,318 words
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163 1930-09-01 3 Safe up to 2,000 Feet. Mr. G. E. J. Pistor. a. member of the executive council of the American Institute of Steel Construction, in a lecture at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, London, sa'd that as an engineer he was of the opinion thnt buildings could163 words
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Article36 1930-09-01 3 We understand that the Controller of Labour, F.M.S., is particularly active at the moment in regard to unemployed estate labourers. No one need fear that the F.M.B. Government will neglect the welfare of estate labourers.- T.O.M.T.O.M. - 36 words
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Advertisement146 1930-09-01 3 mk PARAMOUNT,^! fc^?; TAKES GREAT PLEASURE ■'IJannouncing the welcome return of THE PRINCE I H^ HHHOHK *3fQKr^Si& w V HM m J J H irresistable ii H irrepressibl E I I #^w P^-v As THE NAUGHTY I PRINCE consort* S I if THE LOVE I hV w in £> gA146 words
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Advertisement34 1930-09-01 3 V^V^vSM EVANS' Antiseptx ViJjjM Throat PASTILLES btc good for your From r *herniirt» ev«*rr 8 Wh< r*- Maxia io Bnifland to a formula of th* I ,lver pool Tbroat Hospital EVANS* ANTIitPTIC THROAT Pastilles34 words
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Advertisement329 1930-09-01 3 i Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited. 1 BRANCHES l\* iuS± S£SL Street MALACCA. (< 14, Klyne Street KUALA LUMPUR. I Registered by and Security deposited with the Straits Settlements Government. 1 A^ as Trustees, Administrators, Receivers, I Guardians, Rent Collectors, Investments Supervised I and Interest collected, Probate or Letters of329 words
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Article2352 1930-09-01 4 CHAPTER XX PARADISE SQUARE. ONCE more the difference between Gray's ideas and methods and those of the detectives became apparent. Gray, as he left the telephone, made for the door, silently motioning the rest of us to follow. But the two detectives showed no signs of moving. "Half a minute!"2,352 words
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Article2287 1930-09-01 4 CHAPTER XXI. THE COMMISSIONAIRE. The new arrival had no sooner set foot to ground than Clitheroe and Wigan let out exclamations of surprise: up to now they had seemed so unconcerned and phlegmatic that I, in my turn, was surprised to see them manifest anything. They instantly moved across the2,287 words
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Article133 1930-09-01 4 The Bangkok Criminal Court convicted Nai Kim Toon, a Chinese youth of sixteen, of having murdered a woman who was his guardian. He committed the crime with a hatchet at their home in Sathorn road on the night Of June 20th, last. He was also convicted of having made off133 words
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Article343 1930-09-01 4 EXCAVATION AT ST ALBANS. LONDON'S siy,,, (T Fortification- 0 H Examined. H The exev.ation < H lam him adjoining n* I I under the direction of l Keeper of the U trace to in;- I V^H lopnv -u of the Hi I St Allans. MM The site en which place343 words
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Article304 1930-09-01 4 Lloyd's Impregnable Strong Koomv The new head office and Cn> Bank, which has been < ;th frontag* to Lombard-street is an mv,) containing mam n.' effort has been ma de to make th> space available, and while Ihc |MU roof rises 106ft above the basements,304 words
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Article69 1930-09-01 4 The Municipal BIOTUMj ended August 23rd tUU registered ftflng a rate of 2 pared with 27.68 Um prevfe i corresponding VMfc ol the five year avera-o Dedw 14 persons less than thnv moi rate was 26.53. No plar; or cerebro-spinal BffV Phthisis, malaria, phncumonw were the chief causts of <!••>'69 words
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Article417 1930-09-01 5 Working on a Super Range-Finder. Dublin. July 29. Sir Howard Grubb, the scientist, celebrated his 86th birthday to-day continuing his work on the creation of new optical instruments in his study overlooking Dublin Bay. His eyesight is somewhat impaired, and this hinders him in his work,417 words
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Article82 1930-09-01 5 At the meeting of the Penang Municipal Commission this week in the course of passing the •supplementary budget for 1930. tht Presiden* announced that he had appropriated $25,000 for the purpose of experimenting with rubber pavements. The Commissioners were agreed that more experiments should be made with the hope of82 words
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Article620 1930-09-01 5 Placating Mr. Gandhi. London, Aug. 20. The conviction that the result of the Indian Round Table Conference would almost certainly be confusion worse confounded was recorded by Mr. Churchill in a speech at Minster in Xent. in the course of which he strongly criticised the620 words
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Article29 1930-09-01 5 3 The Raja Uda has been appointed A.D.C. to H.E. the High Commissioner. Mr. Simpson, Assistant Postmaster. Ipoh. !)M retired after many years of excellent rorvicr* in the Department.29 words
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Article310 1930-09-01 5 No Trace of Missing Rs. 183,000. Calcutta, Auk. 19. The latest sensation in connexion with the recent theft of Rs. 183.000 belonging to th? Royal Calcutta Turf Club is the arrest of Mr. F. Binning, the manager of the totalizator. Mr. Binning's duty, it is understood,310 words
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Advertisement327 1930-09-01 5 ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY WE HAVE MORE THAN ONE SALE A YEAR— USUALLY TWO BUT THIS IS THE LAST ONE GREAT CLOSING SALE COMMENCING MONDAY SEPTEMBER We beg to inform our Clients and the Public in general that the whole ot our huge stocks valued at approx 50,000 must be cleared at327 words
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Advertisement234 1930-09-01 5 y^^- Severe Eczema yjflHH^K on Face, Arms and Legs BMM B^L Our portrait iBoflfi6S Florence Big- ff -m rm j M ir K nell, of 67, Scholars Uoad.Balham, *****60 > I.omion, England, who. > mother I M Wf K writes When eleven years old By Cleansing the Blood with f234 words
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Article1074 1930-09-01 6 AMERICAN EXPEDITION. To Photograph Phenomenon From Pacific Islet. Washington, July 19. A queer, lonely little island in the mid-Pacific will be a centre of world interest for 93 seconds next October. Niuafou, a palm-covered circular ring of !nnd rising abruptly out of the ocean1,074 words
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Advertisement509 1930-09-01 6 JUST ARRIVED New Stocks in All Departments WHITEAWAYS 1 4,k I Low f/^^tS, \^-J^ $W? t^W s Prices IL\ n -Y- l uLArA^ \i rices //z r j|j y "jfe* \sl:i?£~ Men's Plam stiff front I J\ i\ ffl "I. y dress shirts, longdoth .^7 'l! 1 X fi Ar-509 words
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Advertisement208 1930-09-01 6 I Ensures rest and relief for those who I suffer from Neuralgia, Headache, or Tooth B ache, and is invaluable for easing aching I joints which are so common in the trepiu When applied to insect bites it kills thf the irritation immediately. MAP M Stocked by MEDICAL HALL Ltd.208 words
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Article1101 1930-09-01 7 KALLANG ROKO MALAYS. Removal May Become Necessary. (By Our Muslim Correspondent.) Behind the Firestone Rubber factory at Kallang there are hundreds of attap houses, a great portion of which are occupied by Malays. These people have been living there for many years. Borne years ago there1,101 words
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Article917 1930-09-01 7 LYDNEY CASTLE. Norman Remains of one Period. A small castle which dates trorn about the end of the twelfth century has recently been discovered and excavated by the Society of j Antiquaries at Lydney. on the borders of the Forest of Dean, in Gloucestershire. It917 words
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Article158 1930-09-01 7 Mr. E. Nuttal! Taylor, who prior to his leave was Assistant District Officer, lower Perak, vili be transferred to Singapore when he returns from leave shortly T.O.M. The Hindu Advisory Boards for the Settlements of Singapore and Penang for the year 1930 are constituted as follows: Singapore: Mr. R. H.158 words
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Advertisement322 1930-09-01 7 Check your baby's weight WHAT A BABV ftNCH LD ff\ WEIGH r >^ f^\ AGE WEIGHT i^ 0 f^ month I 9 |hs W\ 2 months I |<>4 Ihs. \>^_ V n k-i 4 1 3i lbs. I < 10*. Ss^Z* *^«C lt>«. 1 2 21 lbs. You on <322 words
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Advertisement427 1930-09-01 7 We suggest thaf^^L you ask your nearest W distributor to show you V the complete line of RAY- 1 O-VAC Electric Torches I and RAY-O-VAC Bat- M teries. There are no 4^^^^ better made. Illustrated Catalogue tent without charge upon request. PILES CAN BE CURED. i Trtfttment That Is Different427 words
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Article1154 1930-09-01 8 WEATHER WEAKENS. Royal Garden Party Ends The Season. rFrom Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 31. The London Season is ended with the Royal Garden Party, at which about 10,000 people were present. The Clerk of the Weather was not very kind, since the sun did not1,154 words
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Article39 1930-09-01 8 Lieut. Commander G. T. W. Perkins, R.N. (retired) has been appointed to act as Harbour Master and Deputy Superintendent, Government Monopolies. Labuan, Commissioner of Stamps for the Settlement of Labuan, and an Assistant Superintendent of Chandu and Liquors Revenue.39 words
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Article158 1930-09-01 8 The follow::. g action vai taken at inwtlm of Committee No. 8. hold on August 22nd. Decided not to accept Government's conditional oUer of vacant land on the west side of Clemenceau Avenue, for an open spacv for public recreation. Decided that schools should not be granted the158 words
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Advertisement293 1930-09-01 8 i vJv CO»V(tlO»T King George IV FIS H111|IiIi|!' F^B? OLD SCOTCH "111 1^ 1 liilliii. vvhisky J^-^i THE DISTILLERS AOCNCY UMITCO f 2ksti/t*iV, COINBUR6N. i C B. J CROSSE BLACRWELL'S READY MEAT MEALS. c S Embodying Excellent Quality at a Low Price. i I xr l RE fDY MEAT j^.,^293 words
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Advertisement130 1930-09-01 8 rj\t^=3^ PRE-EMINENT IN EVERY COUNTRY OF THE WORLD V-.7V nS2j s —^jm 7 mW- 1 I \rf //\r'A 'K'.V V"- ff. 1 /fi,Av^.. ■•-.•.>.-' jr Only long strands of pure golden Vircnua tobacco are seen when 555 Cigarettes ire subjected to the close scrutiny of the mi rev scope. The130 words
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Advertisement302 1930-09-01 9 ■^IFSS_CARDS. RfX?SAGE ■VI miko ir "i"^;- 1 1 I 9 tm l>rnhas Road< I .lender Slr^t-Pbone 6«75. fife i!i m sale 9"*' Siding I itfUe Tombstones Mi 1 inscribed ■fAS3AGi HALL M[ ;s IMKI AND MISS HANA I ;;n, Waterloo street I TELEPHONE 7467. I TO LKT. I Meyer Brothers.302 words
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Advertisement521 1930-09-01 9 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders ar now invited for the following materials c services, and that particulars of such tender may be obtained in the Tender Rooir Municipal Office: Closing Date. Supply of Steel Fabric suitable for Reinforced Concrete Roads, delivered 4 p.ni at Tiong521 words
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Advertisement660 1930-09-01 9 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE Of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES AND JEWELLERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 3r At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng and Co.'s saleroom rs No. 30 Chulia Street, On Monday, Sept. Ist. at 10 a.m. On Tuesday, Sept. 2nd. at 10 a.m. On Wed., Sept. 3rd. at 10 a.m. On Thursday, Sept.660 words
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Advertisement253 1930-09-01 9 Speedier fflij Writing Wt TV)R speedier transportai" H tion the air- plane. For speed- H ier writing the fer^j^a Parker Duofold ilHini Fountain Pen. P^jHll) V Parker Pres- [9|| I sureless touch enables you to write effortless- yflKi I ly, speeds your ||||j| hand and your 9H|;| I thoughts. I^BI253 words
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Advertisement316 1930-09-01 9 I BIGIA ESTATE TEA I I IS 1 GROWN IN MALAYA w Cheaper than any imported Tea. I yet twice as good. OBTAINABLE FROM S 1 iKh H7; h ViSi S O t n r ec.? tOre Chi Co.- I g Kim Ann Co., The Eas 3 bl s on316 words
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1362 1930-09-01 10 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1930. WEEK-END COMMENT. For the first time for months the news from India is of a more hopeful character and although the prophecy of the Pioneer of "peace in a week" may prove to be too optimistic, the fact that this paper, which only1,362 words
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Article62 1930-09-01 10 I Mr. P. H. Carter, of Ben ton g. has been admitted to the European hospital. Kuala Lumpur. Mr. J. Wishart, Chief Health Inspector. Kinta Sanitary Board, and Mrs. Wishart have left for Home on holiday. Reports from Pusing show that several more Chinese mines have "thrown up the sponge"T.O.M. - 62 words
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Article81 1930-09-01 10 The engagement is announced between Stephen E. Thorburn of Ulu Remis Estate. Layang Layang, Johore, and Gertrude, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Kirkham, of Fairhaven, Lytham St. Annes. A feature of the tin mining industry is that the number of coolies employed therein has dropped by approximately 30,000T.O.M. - 81 words
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Article143 1930-09-01 10 The gross profit made by the Municipal Gas Department, last year, allowing for Public Lighting at cost was $264,107.07 and after deducting interest on loan, sinking fund and renewal charges, there was a nett profit of $150,269.86. Of this amount $106,083.71 was expended on additions of a capital nature toT.O.M. - 143 words
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Article118 1930-09-01 10 Statistics as to the number of unemployed Chinese labourers in Penang are still not available but it is officially learnt that two batches of 256 and 100 odd have already been repatriated and that there are 200 more on the -waiting list. All these are decrepit labourers or chronically ailingP.G. - 118 words
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Article348 1930-09-01 10 Count S. Cambiaso arrived at Penang fro.-n Bhuket on Thursday rrtorning by the Matang but left later for Singora by car. It is said that the Mayor of Canton is coming on a visit to Malaya. If he is coming on a money collecting mission, he will not get muchBangkok Times - 348 words
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Article84 1930-09-01 10 Exciting Exhibition. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Aug. 31. There was some exciting tennis in the P.L.T.A. Championship doubles semi-finals to-day. Yeo Wee Yang and Tan Thean Seang beat Donaldson and Marshall 6 2. 6 2. The brothers Wat Hye and Wat Sun won the first set84 words
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Article61 1930-09-01 10 [Reuter's Service.] Warsaw, Aug. 30. The President has signed a decree dissolving the Diet and Senate from to-day and ordorin» the elections for a new Diet and Senate in November. The decree is accompanied by a m^ssag? in which the President declared he was unable to improve61 words
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Article220 1930-09-01 10 NATIVE NATIONALISTS ON TRIAL. REVOLUTION (or,^, A Long rawn i dsv. <From Our O* Ratavta Last Monday (he D National leaders (So and Soeriadinata, u.t.. Magistrate in Band.-:. were spent in examinli I** P.N.1.. Soekarno j The outstanding p examination were That ftwkarao'i put of whom 6.000 wen H '^ab^220 words
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Article381 1930-09-01 10 Before Mr. n. h Whfttto* Ike Butu-n ltl Police Maoist rat.- UK CM m wha-h Wan Mohammed Raz/ali. tltai de Btmm paper correspondent ka charped wr:. j defamation, was rruntiunid aßuii. Razzali was char^-d a> lUtovi M August H "That on or about (he Ttli day d381 words
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176 1930-09-01 10 The following WCN Professicna! Exs-imiutior. rf Hi KMi a"* l KilM rrilN I:-Miss P. E. tod** M W Physics and Biolo K > try>: Lim Chin Kh< a:i mm. 'Biology .Exemption In < Sics>: Miss Too Tuiik Yid: (jm Pass in Chemistn and Pfcjrfw176 words
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Advertisement330 1930-09-01 10 JOHN HARVEY AND SONS LTD. BRISTOL Sole Agents C ALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO., LTD., (Incorporated under the Cor.ruaries' Ordinances of Hong Kong), (Incorporated in Shanghai) I 90, Robinson Road. Telephone 6228. I FINEST AUSTRALIAN MUTTON— I IN PRIME CONDITION I 1 SHOULDERS 35 cts. per lb. 1 I LEGS 52 cts.330 words
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Advertisement120 1930-09-01 10 j 634 j North Bridge Road j TENG SENG GUAN. j established 1905. J j T.K.K.'s Fancy Rubber Matting. J 3' 6" long by 2' 2" wide $4.00 3* 1" long by 2' wide $3.50 3' long by 1* 10" wide $3.00 i 2' 10" long by V 8" wide120 words
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Article194 1930-09-01 11 BATHING BEAUTIES IN REGENT-ST. HE AMAZING HEAT WAYS. npath a rfkw in Tr °p' cal Storm. S- TV ICC] London, Aug. 30. •.iids all over Europe i mazing breaches of instance, girls in bwn classing Repent tops of omnibuses en I. id., (the Serpentine) Ouardsmen, similarly een marching from r-~-194 words
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Article122 1930-09-01 11 Time'* Revenge on Leguia. BervfeeJ Lima. Aug. 30. been imprisoned on await trial. It is the in which Legula. when in power. Illlr>. New York. \ug. 30. Hyi the American naval •r H B Qrow, who acted as head fcflmnfcn Plying Corpi under the Leguia y-n imprisoned and122 words
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Article63 1930-09-01 11 Failure of Unemployment Conference. Service.) London, Aug. 31. says relations between M Geortr, and Mr. .MacDonald are Th lb al La UnttierenO in London last Wednsulllf ss Another meeting is *W next failure of which is reatj and complete rupture is cue the Liberals will join mZ63 words
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Article32 1930-09-01 11 Fn rm<^ Deficit. W-NleW Service] Tokyo, Aug. 28. <* tIM Finance Ministry "''♦el to proposals for a the authorized estimates Mated to have estimat'it for the current fiscal "00.000. Ctbtooafew 12!32 words
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Article42 1930-09-01 11 Oklahoma Scheme. Service.] 1 ulm. Oklahoma, Aug. 39. drawn up md is awaiting »Wen for the amalgamar iming and malting Phillips Petroleum Com"Htenl Oil Gas Company. asMU are over $156,000.PMiy, will have a lease of awljr production of about42 words
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Article98 1930-09-01 11 PEACEMAKERS AT WORK. Bridging the Political Gulf. t ßeuters Service] Allahabad. Aug. 30 Peace in India within a week is forecasted by the newspaper Pioneer, which learns that the negotiations of the peacemakers, Mr. Jayakar and Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru. with the Viceroy have proceeded98 words
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Article109 1930-09-01 11 Death of Inspector Lowman. Reuters Service. I Calcutta, \ug. 31. Police Inspector Lowman has died. Calcutta, Aug. 30. Lowman's condition is causing grave anxiety and he will be operated on to-day Hod.son is not yet out of danger Later. Lowman has been operated on but the sur■aoßfl109 words
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Article202 1930-09-01 11 Indians Financial Peril. [Reuter's Service.] Simla. Aug. 31. "Unless civil dLsobedience ceased to paralyse India's economic activities, the provinces would find themselves at the dawn of n?w reforms so financially crippled that Indians would have no chance of showing the world what they could do for their202 words
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Article33 1930-09-01 11 President of Bombay War Council. [Reuter's Service] Bombay. Aug. 30. Mrs. Hansa Mehta. a member of the Congress Working Committee, and President of the Bombay War Council, has been arrested.33 words
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Article72 1930-09-01 11 First Heat Won by Gar Wood. IReuter's Service.] Detroit, Aug. 31. The first of three heats for the Harmsworth Motor-boat Speed Trophy was won by Commodore Gar Wood in Miss America IX. with his brother. George Wood, in Miss America VIII second. The British woman enti\ai£,72 words
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Article58 1930-09-01 11 Late U. S. Army of Occupation Commander. [Reuter's Service.] Buena Vista Springs, Pennsylvania, Aug. 31. General Allen, ex-Commander of the American Army of Occupation on the Rhine, died of heart failure whilst viewing the scenery from the porch of the summer residence of the German58 words
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Article68 1930-09-01 11 Forced to Return. INanyo Nichi-Nichi Service.] Tokyo. Aug. 30. Lieutenant Bromley started this morning at 520 on a trans -Pacific flight from Kasumigaura near Tokio to North America but he subsequently returned owing to fuel shortage. The airman experienced difficulty in taking off which necessitated his letting68 words
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Article268 1930-09-01 11 A COUNTERBLAST. Bankers 9 Resolution Condemned. [Reuter's Service.] London, Aug. 31. A reply to the bankers' resolution has been issued over the signatures of 116 influential bankers, members of the National Association of Merchants and Manufacturers and others. The reply states the signatories have no reason268 words
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Article141 1930-09-01 11 Recent Great Flight. IReuter'.s Far Eastern Service.] Tokio, Aug. 30. Mr. Yoshihara (who has flown from Berlin), arrived at Tokio and was greeted by an eathusiastio throng. He is momentarily a national hero. In ten and a half days. Mr. Yoshihara averaged over 1.000 kilometres daily which,141 words
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Article81 1930-09-01 11 Airman Killed. t ßeuter's Service.] Chicago, Aug. 30. Another tragedy has marred the air-races here. George Fernic, an ex-Lieutenant of the Rumanian Army, flying a small home-made plane crashed and was killed before the eyes of 40.000 horror-stricken spectators. fAt the National air races at Chicago81 words
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102 1930-09-01 11 Miss Nuthall Beaten in the Mixed. [Reuter's Service.] Brookline, Aug. 30. In the mixed doubles semi-finals in the American tennis championships, Miss Marjorie Morrill and Francis Shield beat Miss Betty Nuthall and G. M. Lott 6 2, 6 4 and Miss E. Cross and W. P.102 words
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Article113 1930-09-01 11 Holder Wins All-Scottish Final. IReuiers aeroce.i London. Aug. 30. James Lindsay (Palkirk) the holder, retained the boys' amateur golf championship by beating James Todd (Kilmacolm) 9 and 8 over 36 holes. This championship, instituted by the Royal Ascot Golf Club in 1921, has nearly always resulted in113 words
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Article45 1930-09-01 11 No tennis ties are compulsory on Wednesday, September 3rd., owing to the races. The Acting Secretary will be pleased if any members will notify him of their desire to play on that date, and so assist in carrying through the Tournament45 words
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Article309 1930-09-01 11 RECORD LOWERED. Achievement in Second-hand Fiat. The Penang -Singapore non-stop run record which was held by a Chevrolet "Six" was lowered during the week-end by three motorists viho left the A.P.C. kiosk at Bagan Luar at 8.30 on Friday night and arrived in Singapore at 9.21 on Saturday309 words
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Article586 1930-09-01 11 The Cutting-In Danger. Of late the Traffic Department has been posting Inspectors at the chief crossings along Stamford Road and elsewhere, presumably for the purpose of taking down times and figures with a view to lessening the congestion which is caused when the traffic either one586 words
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Article138 1930-09-01 11 [Reuter's Service.] London, Aug. 31. The death has occurred of Dr. W. A. Spooner. The Rev. William Archibald Spooner, D.D., was 86 years of age, having been born in North Staffordshire, where his father was a judge of the County Court, in 1844. He was educated138 words
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Advertisement139 1930-09-01 11 @®@®(§)®®®®®®®®®®®@@@(g)@(g)(g)@@(g)@(g)(g)@ ROBINSONS SALE.! Special offer of SILVAL Cutlery Knives, Forks, i <§> Spoons etc. LOOK AT THESE PRICES I Spoons. Forks. i Doz. ©Egg Spoons $1.60. Desseil Foiks $4.50. 1 Per I)oz l)oz -i Tea $1.80. Table Foiks $6.00.© Doz. Dessert $4.50. Soup Spoons $6.00. MOSQUITO CURTAINS. 1 SALE PRICES.139 words
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Article1358 1930-09-01 12 FEARS JUSTIFIED. Lakes on Kuala Lumpur Padang. (Froin Our Own Correspondent. 1 Kuala Lumpur, Aim 30. Fears that, if it rained, the venue for the "Malaya Cup final, i.e.. the Selangor Club Pariang. would be rendered unplayable, were fully justified here to-day when the all important1,358 words
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Article119 1930-09-01 12 PILOTS STRIKE. Dissatisfied With Proposed Salaries. I Reuters Service.! Amsterdam. Aug. 30. The air pilots who are on strike hers number 17. They are dissatisfied with thej arrangements for the resumption of regular air services to the Dutch Indies and declare that their pay is119 words
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Article131 1930-09-01 12 Labour Party to Investigate M.P.s' Charges. Reuters Service. I London, Aug. 29. The National Executive Of the Labour Paity has decided to hold an enquiry into the charges made by Mr. Sandham against members. The cosaaUttsc will consist of ICtes Susan Lawrence ul. airman* Mr.131 words
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Article63 1930-09-01 12 No Prospect of Revolution. {Router's Service.! Huepois Aire Aug. :>O. Reports ot an lmucndmg revolution were freely circulated yesterday but did not mat rialise. It is now stated that there is no indication of any political b >dy or detachment of the army joining any63 words
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Article60 1930-09-01 12 I.') More Deaths. [Reuters Service.] London. Aug. 30. There were 13 deaths in the heat wave yesterday when a maximum temperature in London of 94 degrees was reached. There were severe thunderstorms and torrential rain all over the country and serious damage to crops was60 words
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Article47 1930-09-01 12 Plane Too Heavy To Take Off. [Reuters Service.] Shanghai, Aug. 31. At Kasumigaura Air Base. Bromley, the American airman, and Galley, his navigator, who propose to make a trans-Pacific flight, attempted to hop off but were unsuccessful because of the weight of their gasoline.47 words
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Article55 1930-09-01 12 Official Call at Colonial Office. I British Radio Official Service.] Rugby. Aug. 29. Among those who called at the Foreign Office and were received by the Secretary of State this afternoon was Sheik Hafiz Wahba, the first Minister of Hejaz and Nejd to be accredited to55 words
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Article2451 1930-09-01 12 AUTUMN RACES. Successful Opening Day. The Singapoie Turf Club Autumn race meeting commenced on Saturday in weather which looked rather threatening at first but which turned out quite satisfactory. The attendance was moderately good for a first day and in the matter of dr esses there was2,451 words
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Article316 1930-09-01 12 The foOowlng are the weights fur \v- toe day Rate 1. Ponies Classes and 3 (combined) Mr, I (fttt furs.)— 2.4s p.m. Kylpa 9.4. Dame Fashion 8.13,- Cclake 8.12. I^eult 8.9. Very Naughty 8.8. Highland Lu: La4e Little Sister* 8.7. Rammy 8.1. Woodbine 8. Lady Remington 7.6.316 words
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Article312 1930-09-01 12 MONDAY'S TIES. "A" Class Singles. R. B. Gotch owe 3 vs. O. J. Stephen plus 4. H. S. Haskins scr. vb. W. B. Wigs plus 15. "B" Class Singles. F. T. K. Hobbes owe 15 vs. W. Rodger scr. "C" Class Singles. W. G. Taylor owe312 words
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Article174 1930-09-01 12 COUNTY CRHKRT A Hohbs Ontnrv t Biitsm. n> i feu cricket, the v •one biu totals Chi r'-y-.s «61 for I Oval, where h< Mm ind s, century before (Ul the Vtsita shire put togt Hampshire, and I a good win sgalnx i to icmarkabto bowlini174 words
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Article95 1930-09-01 12 w L W L I) R, Lancaahirc Gloucester 21 14 4 2 Yorkshire 27 14 2 fi a Notts h 1 i| Kent 27 12 < Sussex L>B 7 S I Surrey Derby 27 7 7 4 i Essex 27 Wofcesfe i 21 I a h CHamoriaa95 words
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Article39 1930-09-01 12 Mr. Ma< Donald's HoHda) in Scotland. [British Radl < ■■jaf, In The Prtaae afinister, m Ranaai M returned ir. in London I thLs Bsoraiiif. n< will ipend ten "i'T* 1 on holiday at bonk moutll bH London39 words
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Article25 1930-09-01 12 Final Arranurmonts Made The Una] anmngen enl for the visit ol Um RUI Oaatk lo ne the uewb i rrrt25 words
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Article97 1930-09-01 12 ALEXANDRA INVITATION TOURNAMENT. MONDAY 8 34> p m Major Reckttt W t\t|,\ Captain Duncan VI C Major Douglas-Wh;'' 4 15 p hi Captain Prfct and Mi and Mrs. Riley Captain Deardi-n and Mr Parry-Evans and Wm Captain B:»rl«;w and Major Champncy and Ml TI'KSDAY B 3 45 p m Captain97 words
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SPORT OF THE DAY.
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Article2237 1930-09-01 13 MACARTNEYS COMMENTS. England's Lack of Team Work. Although Australians resumption of possession of the Ashes is now un fait accompli. U> many readers the following comments of C. G. Macartney. Australia's Test veteran, in the Times of Ceylon, upon England's failure will •>-; of interest. London. Aug.2,237 words
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Article58 1930-09-01 13 [Reuter's Service.] New York, Aug. 2*.h The foOovini arc Iftteti !>a.Mb;ill results: NATIONAL UEAOI7B. New York 7. Bi(.<>klyn 8. PhUadtlphl i 10 ton 13' PicLsbui^h If, 1.Pitt:bui^h 11. 1 Chicago 7. St 3 AMI. UK AN LEAGCC St. Lou; ?>. Detroit l devetend id. urn d. WiUtUnftOC] G.58 words
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Article102 1930-09-01 13 A ureat bodv of Surrev DMttbm 111 thoroughly ttegnmtled, bocaaee, m q>M of 1 1 pious declaration by the TOnmtttce at th»« beginninc of tht tmmm that they liitimdeel t<» play more MlMteuw, an entirely piolrssJenal eleven has clone duty for the DOUnt] »n KNIM raoent102 words
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Advertisement411 1930-09-01 13 (fringing fhe Qame f\JiP II -si your wuy '-m& ngth and resilience /Jf Turnout strlnfi and iM JeVl ">f reasons wi£ f /KB 1 gSard Dl quality. For J* t** *ho are not t& ]{K t!»«- (•<-!'' star and r^fy}^ n,. 1n mi% itrni/:i \W Tropical have i*"t*ctrsra%i kxrs a411 words
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Advertisement177 1930-09-01 13 Curriers i^j "^gigiag Of F®iZ€tt&l FROM the reeking marsh h 1 I^^^ comes die dreaded mot- S^-/^ l^^^^:-/ A n'^^ quito ii?e earner of ma- V\ \vVlaria, dengue, and other -v^rs i r 4^jo^^ wasting diseases! ?^L^ Xx A~ f 1^ In the dark of nipht mas fc^A A^^r^JWi: quitoes177 words
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Advertisement901 1930-09-01 14 Blue Funnel Line REGULAR PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. EXPRESS SERVICE MARSEILLES, LONDON N. CONTINENT FORTNIGHTLY. WEEKLY SERVICE LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. Twice Monthly Service Liverpool and Glasgow. (Via Genoa and Havre). Route subject to alteration without notice. WEEKLY SERVICE LONDON AND N. CONTINENT Due. GLAUCUS For London. Rotterdam and Hamburg In901 words
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Advertisement563 1930-09-01 14 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in 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. Doe Singapore. s.s. CITY OP HEREFORD Sept. 5 s.s. CITY OP JOHANNESBURG Oct. 5 s.s. CITY OP563 words
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Advertisement397 1930-09-01 14 British India and Apcar Lines. (Incorporated in England) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERN*^ LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVK I OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPAN Due. Tonnage, Singapore. T0m.,... >m I>w MALWA 11,100 Sept. 6 COMORIN 15k397 words
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Advertisement669 1930-09-01 15 |0 S. K. Lone. I tad Sen V»rk:— (from Kobe) I OWN* 1 trei bi Str****)- Kwanto Maru Oct. 6 \:inf onver:— (from Koh*) t Africa Maru Sent 15 r V. :i .Hamburg. (Bremen) Amazon Maru Sept 17 19 c<iOC Town, Rio de Janeiro. StJitoa, I 0 and BUMM Aires.669 words
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Advertisement329 1930-09-01 15 (is -M w-^-.^d sY i I V TRAVEL COMFORT THE BANK LINE. AMERICAN ORIENTAL LINE SERVICE. (Owners: Messrs. ANDREW WEIR CO.) BOSTON, BALTIMORE AND NEW YORK. Yia Sues Due. Baila. t>— R«w X«s m.v. IRISBANK In Port Sept. 6 Oct 12 m.v. LOSSIEBANK Sept. 30 Oct. 4 Nov. 9 m.v.329 words
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Advertisement494 1930-09-01 15 K.P. M. (Incorporated in Holland.) Transhipment. Marine Department/a^' PtelghU Manager's desk Representative, In the Strait. SettlemenU (Sincere and Penan,) of the TRAVELLERS OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU. j BOOKING OFFICE ROYAL DUTCH INDIAN AIRWAYS. OP TEN NOORT-Monday. Sept. I. Belawan-Deli s,lfo M K Tp-Tu^ 12L2zr to s Menwldar. Asahar. and B^a^n Del?494 words
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Article84 1930-09-01 16 Ten men were gassed in the hold of the steamer Bilton at Newcastle and were removed to hospital, but only one, William Morrison, a married man, living at Wrekenton (Durham), was detained. The vessel, which is owned by the Tyne-Tees Steam Shipping Company, had84 words
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Advertisement724 1930-09-01 16 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated in Australia.) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Dsfiiisr monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and ttsf motor vessel MALABAR (4,512 tons). The us. MARELLA Is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia Cabins de724 words
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Advertisement322 1930-09-01 16 GLEN LINE, LIMITED m.v. GLENGARRY 9,460 tons. The above vessel sailing for London via ports about Sept. 8 has available accomodation for Saloon Passengers. PASSAGE Singapore -London $514.29. BOUSTEAD CO., LTD., Agents. 3& NORDDEUTSCHER Eppf LLOYD. Germany The tmderaotod are the Company* Intended fixtures: OUTWARDS. I ISAR For Hong Kong,322 words
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Advertisement503 1930-09-01 16 KERR STEAMSHIP CoTl 44. BEAVER STREET, NEW TOP.K *^S (Incorporated in U.BA.) GENERAL AGENTS REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICF n, BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA t. BALTIMORE. A Av (via Rue*) Doe Halli. V I M.S. SILVERWILLOW Sept. 7 Sept 13 ?L M.S. SILVERYEW Sept. 16 Sept! 22 0« M.S. SILVERCYPRESS Sept. 30503 words
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Miscellaneous696 1930-09-01 16 MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. Kuala Pahan*, Pekan, Sungel Lembtn and Kuantan (via Oemas and Jeran- tut) every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. e a.m. Bangkok every Thursday e am Kota Tlnggl, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Taiping, Penang and Kedah and Lower Stem 6 a m Kelantan every Monday, Wednesday and696 words
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Miscellaneous41 1930-09-01 16 Hong Keat, Brit. 73, from Indragiri 30 for Indragiri 2. Esmerelda, Brit. 71, from Bagan 31, for Bagan 2. Petaling, Brit. 59, from K. Tinggi 31 for Muar 2. CLEARANCES. \ug. 31.— de Weert, Rokan (Dut)- Steel Voyager (Am); Rengam (Brit).41 words
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Article18 1930-09-01 17 PAYMENT OF FREIGHT IN AUSTRALIA. bills of lading for payable at doe* Ing.* 1 I from Pa- <•: coaL18 words
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Article50 1930-09-01 17 In ol tin the weak i x mthematlcua. and l death; and 6 deaths as the preand 9 deaths. and 3 deaths, and i death. tth. i I death cholera cr 9 deaths as i ;hc preol Greater Shanshai: .:r and 1 death kding Aun. :»oth. i50 words
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Article151 1930-09-01 17 (aiudian Pacific May Build More Big "lit 10- Empress I there would be the Clyd 'i the Canadian m mtreal on the In an Interview Emprena of Britain wore far distant fill i and head of ned to d up in iii? ace channel to Ible to operate151 words
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Article110 1930-09-01 17 reports have now been which are to be raised b< held of the International rhe countries which now ry or voluntary insur- Belgium, Germany, the Sweden. It may be recalled in a report by Sir iget Insurance Com;<chocating a system of nance applied with and subsequently scheme of110 words
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Article77 1930-09-01 17 ur <» th, Soottish Herring Season, Aberdeen. Jinti I^^^ snort time ago. owing to popped to levels which boats' crews to earn an exceptional scarcity landed in a week at -ho year is unprecebenint fishing ports. king at full pressure. a!l But Coast and Shet- below the77 words
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Article235 1930-09-01 17 Collision in the Mediterranean. Gibraltar, July 31. A serious collision between the British India Ste,m«-hm Company's Nerbudda (7.911 tons) and the Spanish steamer Legazpi (4,300 tons) occurred this morning in dense fog 100 miles (ast of Gibraltar and 45 miles south-west of Aimeira. The Ne.budda reports235 words
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Article451 1930-09-01 17 World's Biggest Submarine Terror. If you would rather have been a sailor: if you aie a girl who would rather have been a boy; if you have ever had a smothered longing to go to sea. or simply a curiobity to pry into the life451 words
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276 1930-09-01 17 Control of International Marine. c New York, Aug. 3. Plans for the building up of a powerful new American shipping company by the consolida- tion of the Roosevelt Steamship Company and the International Mercantile Marine Company are now under discussion and are believed to f be276 words
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1003 1930-09-01 17 Changing Conditions of Sea Transport. Motor ships under construction now represent 63'- ptr cent, of the tctal world's tonnage being built. In this country the figure is 60 per cent.; abroad it is 66 per cent. These proportions are. in each case, high-r than have1,003 words
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Article66 1930-09-01 17 The battleship Malaya, Captain H. S. Shipway, which left the Atlantic Fleet in advance of the summer leave period, has now finished her rent at Devonport. Two-thirds of her ship's company were sent on leave on July 17. Malaya was to proceed to Portsmouth, where leave66 words
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Article19 1930-09-01 17 I am against rationalisation that would treat men as cogs. Men and women are not cogs. Mr. Angus Watson.19 words
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Advertisement226 1930-09-01 17 U r-v:;,';..;;}:--;^::V.;.:;';^- :>-: .■-^■■'■''.■y^ V- >-v-^- ---^:--A-: -;.s I :;:::^v^^v^; :>^#:^^ i&, '■'•&>' > :-v'-^. >. I L. V¥ W^u'l \A vtf lonoon FEEL FIT AND FRESH IN THE EVENING jff\ W.THOUI 5 »i 34®^ WITH on 7. W ViEP^iSf^ SiNATocEN gz\J/o fatigue /iv\l Vj^^SSfe^ r«^wsw Scientific experiments showing the226 words
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798 1930-09-01 18 "THREE GLORIOUS DAYS." Courageous Speeches Under r Umbrellas. i Paris. July 22. I The official commemoration of the centenary of the July Revolution this afternoon was ruined by the weather Immediately after the beginning cf the ceremony rain began to fall, and while M. Tardieu798 words
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Article256 1930-09-01 18 French Gendarme's Objection. London, July 30. Shorts and silk pullovers may be all very well for the Thames river girls or the belles on Brighton beach, but English holiday-makers in Brittany must be more careful, as iwo London girls who have just returned from a stay256 words
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219 1930-09-01 18 Murder Trial of a Soldier. Madras, Aug. 14. As soon as Mr. Justice Reilly came on the Bench at the Criminal Sessions of the High Court to-day, Mr. C. Brooke -Elliott, K.C., obtained special leave from His Lordship to mention a matter of urgency. He said219 words
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Article47 1930-09-01 18 No Estrangement with Wife. Deauville, Aug. 21. The Aga Khan has motored to Aix les-Bains, where his wife is ill. The Aga Khan stated that she had an abscess in the face and declared that talk of an estrangement was quite untrue.47 words
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Article27 1930-09-01 18 The Sri Krung states that an Army 'plane crashed at Khoke Kathiem on the 18th. inst., and Lieut. Joti, the airman, met with instant death. Bangkok Times.27 words
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Advertisement306 1930-09-01 18 I POWER is yours when you need it most, if you- are !fi equipped with one of our well-made but 1 INEXPENSIVE 1 LIFTING JACKS. I j{j Prices as low as 3.05 §i and ranging to $11.00 Hi "A SIZE TO SUIT ANY CAR" I BORNEO MOTORS. Ltd., !fi Singapore,306 words
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Advertisement905 1930-09-01 18 BANKING. BANKING. INSURANT^"" CHARTERED BANK MERCANTILE BANK OF OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. i vjtai a m|\ 1 H t, (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter) IlllilA^ Lilt/* (Incorporated in England). C*f\M VT*\ I iii L Paid up capital in 600,000 shares OV-IU 1 H of £5 each £3,000,000 Capital905 words
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Article175 1930-09-01 19 Aug. 29. < generally those current ket At the other markets variations. HEAT. Kati 50 do 45 do 64 luatttjr) do 49 Each 80 P:nr 85 do 70 I .<■> I ISH. Kati 1.10 :n. Mi h) do 14 do 24 do 50 mat r.eiel* do 45175 words
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Article117 1930-09-01 19 Situation in the States. rV forecast ymt says: "The trade depnarim is cannot be very far npariaon with other hai hrld up .surprisingird to tho disorgani- to pricai of primary pro- the raw material and h world, our export »us|f curtailed. ide of h?r raw -material 1 u;117 words
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Article115 1930-09-01 19 Another Scheme to Save Rubber Industry. (Reuter's Service] London, An*. 30. Muiciuk Lam is discussing a new rubber restrict icn scheme according to the Morning Post winch will be determined not on price but by world stock level. The underlying principle is that supplies will be curtailed115 words
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Article87 1930-09-01 19 I British Radio— Official Berrfce.j Erj'jy, Aug. 29. Foreign exchanges are. feu*,* riam 12.085. Athens 375. Bom ha v 1?. 5,1, Berlin 20 39 Brussels 34.835. BlKlMNft 815- Ro 4 11-16 Buenos Ainv, 40 1-16. Copenhagen 18 16, Geneva 25.05. Hfebtagfon 103 n-32. Bong Kong ls. J \d.. Lisbon87 words
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Article367 1930-09-01 19 Convertible Debenture Issue. In order to comply with the regulation:; cf the Stock Exchange, particulars arc published of an issue of £150.000 Seven per cent. Convertible Mortgage Debenture s'ock of Malacca Rubber Plantations, Limits. Vu OOOIJMUW iias an authorized share capital cf £1.000.000 in £1 shares, of which367 words
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Article208 1930-09-01 19 For the war to Ifßieh 3J last dividends at the rate- of 8 per c?nt. p?r annum an proposed on the Ordinary share, of British Intimation ~i Pictures Ltd., and iU subsidiary. Associated Brit ill Cinemas. Ltd. The combined trading profito of i.i? two companies, after208 words
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Article131 1930-09-01 19 A profit of £G2,114 is shown by the accounts of the Sennah Rubber Company for 1929 (against £68.927 for 1928), and £53.372 was brought forward. A dividend of 5 per cent. Is recommended (unchanged) and £25,000 (against £43.437) is to be transferred to estates amortization reserve, increasing it131 words
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Article412 1930-09-01 19 To-Day 's Price Changes. EXCHANGE RATES. August 30. SELLING. London 4 months' sight 2|3% London 3 months' sight 2|3 27(32 London 60 days' sig^t 2;3 ***** London 30 days' sight 2)3% London, demand 313 23J32 London, T.T. 2 3 Iljl6 Lyons and Paris, demand 1428 Hamburg, demand 234 New York,412 words
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Article875 1930-09-01 19 SATURDAY, AUG. 30TH. CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Bayers seuera. Asam Kumbang 24s 28s Ayer Hitam (ss) 9s 3d 10s Bangrin Tin (I) 14s 15s Batang Padang ($1) 10 15 Batu Caves ($1) 55 60 Bukit Arang ($1) 3a 49 Burmah Malay 13s 15s com Chendenang 3s 3d 4s Eastern875 words
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
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Letter218 1930-09-01 19 To the Editor. Sir —In the near future we may export to hear of directors of rubber companies remarking in the presence of their shareholders upon the satisfactory manner in which they have reduced their costs of production to meet the emergencies of the present deplorable218 words
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Article36 1930-09-01 19 [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT.] London, Aug. 30. Sungei Tin has been successfully floated, although the profit has been reduced to £4.713 owing to a loss on Kota Bahru. which has beer soM.36 words
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Article158 1930-09-01 19 A Billion Potential Customers. For the purpose of fostering American trade, commerce and industry in the Far East th? American Mail Line has recently published ewe booklets, bearing the title, 'A Billion Potential Customers." The first volume concerns itself with the selling of American goods to158 words
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Article159 1930-09-01 19 Report for year ended March 31, 1930. states that during year opportunity occurred to purchase Nada Plantation EstaU' fu.m Pahang Consolidated Co. Property adjoins Kuala Reman Estate and consists of 5.1G8 acres. Purchase price was 280.000 shares jf 5s each, lulled as fully paid, and in addition159 words
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64 1930-09-01 19 August 30th., 12 o'clock nuon. Buyers Sellers. R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot 1 5 1 5 j Standard RAS. i b Sept. l.v, is*. October 15 15 Oct -Dec. 15* I Jaw-Mar. 19% 17 Tone of Market: Dull and BUghtrjT BnrrtirT Latest Cable: London64 words
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Article758 1930-09-01 19 First MorttfaßeJ[)ebentiire Issue. [FREE PRESS SERVICE -COPYRIGHT 1 London. Aug. .10. Tavoy Tin are now inviting shareholders apply for £125.000 7', per cent first m*** debentures at par. In view of the continiKri fall n, the pi of tin and after a thorough investigation of the position, the758 words
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Article62 1930-09-01 19 The directors of the Majedie tJohoiv. Rubb"r Brtatea announce that in view of the sent price of rubber they have decided, in the best interests of shareholders, to suspend tapping operations us soon as prartu- ible and to conserve bark and cash tmounm W*M times improve.62 words
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Article34 1930-09-01 19 Rent collector at Clerkenwcll County Court: When she opened the door and saw in she said "Prom you and all other evils the «ood Lord save us," and shut the door in my face.34 words
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Advertisement71 1930-09-01 19 ASSETS EXCEED ,11,000,000 ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $38,000,000 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27 Old Jewry EC Thc Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England- and. complies with the British 'lie Assurance Companies Act71 words
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Advertisement33 1930-09-01 19 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE, FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINE. Fidelity Guarantee— Administration Bonds. Singapore Representatives.— Messrs. BARLOW CO., Messrs. HARRISONS, BARKER CO., LTD., BRANCH OFFICE: CHARTERED BANK CHAMBERS (Ist floor). A. GORDON LEE, Resident Manager.33 words
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Article353 1930-09-01 20 SIX FOR 18! Australians Recover After Atrocious Start. [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT.] London, Aug. 31. Recovering from an atrocious start, brought about by devastating bowling by Tate, the Australians on the opening day of their match at Brighton against Sussex, finished up with a total of353 words
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Article256 1930-09-01 20 British Rugby Tourists Beaten. 1 neuters fciervicel Sydney. Aug. 30. In the first Rugby Test match to-day Australia beat Britain by 6 points to 5. The Waratahs overwhelmed the Rest of Australia in a test trial prior to the visit of the British team to256 words
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76 1930-09-01 20 Penang beat Perak. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Aug. 31. Penang Europeans beat Perak Europeans by 4 2, after fast game. Penang scored early on and added two more before half time, one being ruled off-side. The visitors only replied with one. On the resumption the76 words
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Article212 1930-09-01 20 With the last ball of the match the S.C.R.C. beat the Press XI on the S.C.R.C. ground by 57 runs yesterday. The scores were: S.C.R.C.: Slow Hian b Jeans 31; Choon Liang b Wilson 8; Evan Wong b Wilson 60; Lian Hee c Vine b Jarvis 45;212 words
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Article394 1930-09-01 20 JOHORE M.F. SUCCESS. Police Robbed of Warren Shield. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Koala Lumpur. An** 31. The Police, whose lead seemed to assure their carrying off the Warren Shield, lost this envied position to "B" Company, Johore Military Forces, the second team to fire this morning:, who394 words
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Article1223 1930-09-01 20 WARREN SHIELD. B" Company. J.M.F.. 424 2 J.V.F.. 324^; Negri Sembilan M.V.1.. 305; "A" Company, MS.V.R.. 354'^: "E" Company. M.S.V.R., 242; F" Company. M.S.V.R., 365 1 Revolver Aggregate; (Deliberate, snapshooting, rapid 10 yards, rapid 20 yards). Class A.: Jem. Ba Yin. 7. 18. 14, 1, total 40; Pte1,223 words
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Article202 1930-09-01 20 HARDIE RETAINS TITLE. Convincing Victories in Weekend Matches. In accordance with anticipations, L. D. Hardie had no difficulty in retaining the Singapore Island golf championship title, his victories in the final and the penultimate round during the week-end being by convincing margins. On Saturday afternoon he202 words
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Article169 1930-09-01 20 Club Championship. The Club meets every Friday evening at the Adelphi Hotel. The scores in the Club Championship are as follows: No further progress has been made in the Handicap Tourney since the last published figures. NECOMERS' TOURNEY. The newcomers' tourney has now been completed, the scores169 words
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Article52 1930-09-01 20 MONDAY'S TIES. Mixed Doubles Handicap B. Class. Miss Dunne and Watty scr. vs. Mrs. Fulcher and Assiter plus 3. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. S. Brooke owe 5 vs. Capt. and Mrs. Mansell owe 3. Miss E. Stephen and Bullen owe 3 vs. Mr. and Mrs.52 words
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Article37 1930-09-01 20 MONDAY'S TIES. Mixed Doubles. Mrs. P. James and F. James vs. Miss P. Richards and E. WoodfonL "A" Singles. S. L. Oehlers vs. C. A. Peterson. "B" Singles. A. G. Armstrong vs. G. H. Kraal.37 words
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Article869 1930-09-01 20 SATURDAY'S RESULTS. Reverses for Promoted Clubs. The English League football season was given a good send-off on Saturday in summer weather, which may have accounted for some of the unexpected results. The opening matches were particularly interesting as the promoted clubs were engaged in games that would869 words
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