The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 11 September 1931
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Title Section19 1931-09-11 1 The Singapore free Press \<). i;?, 438. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1931. 20 PAGES DAILY. 10 LENTS.19 words
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Article336 1931-09-11 1 The Central Assessment Committee is reviewing the tin position m Malaya with the idea, it is understood, of mak'ng further cuts m assessments Page 11. Mr. Snowden delivered his budget speech yesterday. Income tax Is to be raised by sixpence Page 11. London Scots are making arrangements336 words
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Article1355 1931-09-11 1 sfohamed Ha& him - sfohamed Ha&him. I Before the influx of OMMH labour into Johore. towards the end of the last century, a sturdy Javanese youth found himself with sevI eral others, sold as a temporary slay:* to the Chief of Padang. This Is now a small kampong on the outskirts of1,355 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement204 1931-09-11 1 mi l* 'vfl BBBBBS OBTAINABLE AT ALL I READING PROVISION STORES I Raffles Hotel A to-morrow >yi v^o o t^V/ SPECIAL RACE DINNER %*Jb? aß d Dancing Till S\ K^^X 1 aJn yS /C& GRILL >^v^ ./after dinner os ihb rALM /y&J* yS DANCE COIRT LAWN /<^^>y^& S W*»™ G204 words
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Advertisement157 1931-09-11 1 EUROPE HOTEL "Renowned by Recommendation" To morrow flight (Saturday). TWO BANDS. TWO BANDS. NON-STOP DANCING TILL MIDNIGHT. FAREWELL PERFORMANCE OF ROBERT DRESCHER'S FAMOUS VIENNESE ORCHESTRA. THE EUROPE HOTEL NEW DANCE ORCHESTRA DIRECTED by Mr. R. H. LAMBIE AND ROBERT DRESCIIER'S FAMOUS VIENNESE ORCHESTRA. Gflf ILL* THE EUROPE HOTEL LTD., Telephone157 words
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Advertisement155 1931-09-11 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Useful books Page 10. Ocean bonus policies Pag- 20. If you get indigestion Page 3. New dress materials at Wassiamull Assomull and Co. Page 1. CHRYSLER LOW INITIAL COST "I CARVED TEAK CHESTS LINED WITH CAMPHOR WOOD The one safe place to keep your furs and woollens THE155 words
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Advertisement6 1931-09-11 1 OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES6 words
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Article136 1931-09-11 2 By Lieut. Col. M. J. T. ReUly. M.C Commanding SS.V.F. Singapore. Sept. 9. Ranges The following range allotments are re-published for information Buses leave Drill Hall Sat: Sun: B. T. R F. R 2 p.m. 7.30 a.m. ***** T. B All Casuals M.G. Casuals Platoon 2nd Bn.136 words
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Article101 1931-09-11 2 Programme cf Drills up to and for weekending September 13th. 1931. Friday. 11th 5.00 pm. Malay Drill Hall. "F" (Malay) Co., Table "A" 30 yards Range. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall, Ist Bn. Sig. Section. Preparation for Scheme; Fortress Co.. (Europeans), Run Engine; 'rtde. Sig. Section. Section Parade.101 words
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Article95 1931-09-11 2 On Saturday morning at 12-30, Levante. the illusionist, who is to appear at the Victoria Theatre proposes to allow himself to be police handcuffed, leg ironed, locked and chained. and m this helpless condition, will leap into the sea. from Jonstont s Pier. This hazardous feat95 words
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Article68 1931-09-11 2 The Singapore Hume Pipe Company has acquired a factory site at Pudu and expects to have a plant m operation next year, says the Malay Mail. This company te also introducing an entirely new system of building construction for bungalows which sounds attractive. The building of one of these differently68 words
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Article134 1931-09-11 2 THE Singapore Free Press (Daily and Weekly Editions). Head Office: 138 ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAHOkft Telephone: 6056. Cable Address: ADVERTISER, Sl\( \pqjL The premier morning daily m Malaya. Deli Jril with the Chota Hazri each morning. Latest > iLW> latest telegrams and latest announcements. I ondon rubber and tin cables appear134 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement333 1931-09-11 2 RADIUMCHEMA COMPRESS for Home treatment of Gout, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Inflammations, Wounds and Skin Diseases. All compresses are tested by the Roentgen Technical Institute, Vienna. Prices $27.00, $44.00, $65.00 Agents MEDICAL HALL, LTD., 3, BATTERY ROAD. Outstaion Orders promptly executed. ■Tj^B^ »^Bwls You will never know how Excellent a Dinner can333 words
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Advertisement574 1931-09-11 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. TENDERS. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders are now invited for the following materials or eetvtoee, and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained In the Tender Room. Municipal Offices: Extra water service at New Cooly Lines, Henderson Road. Date of Closing. 4 p.m., Sept.574 words
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Advertisement826 1931-09-11 2 NOTICES. ORDINANCE No. 96 (MINOR OFFENCES). rolioe Orders made nater Seaetee* («> at Ordinance No. 96 (Minor Offences) far the regulation of traffic en the occasion •«< the Autumn Race Meeting to be held on the 29th August, 2nd. sth, 9th and 12th September, 1931. at the Race Course, Singapore.826 words
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Advertisement346 1931-09-11 2 SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Payable m Advance). DAILY EDITION. WEEKLY EDITION Outside Outsidv Singapore. Singapore. Singapore. Singapore Monthly $2.50 $3.00 Monthly $1.00 g]Jt Quarterly 7.50 9.00 Quarterly 3.00 LM Vi Yearly 15.00 18.00 2 Yearly 6.00 9.00 Yearly 30.00 36.00 Yearly 12.00 18.00 Single Copies 10 Cents. Singh Copies 25 Out* mU346 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous225 1931-09-11 2 THE WEEK Friday, 11th. High Water, 10.24. 8.4 ft.. 21.40, 9.7 ft. Football: S.C.C. Six-a-side Tournament Saturday, 12th. High Water, 10.50. 8.8 ft., 22.25, 10.4 ft Singapore Races Last Day. Les Levante. Illusionist. Victoria Theatre 9.30 p.m. Boxing: AI Rivers vs. Albert Grether. Theatre Royal. Sunday, 13th. High Water. 11.15,225 words
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Article299 1931-09-11 3 Elderly Visitors Driven From Bournemouth Bournemouth, Aug. 6. Beach pyjamas and bare, brown, dimpled baek:s have made another conquest. They have invaded Bournemouth m swarms and completely vanquished Bournemouth's bathchairs and old ladies. Not content with just following the fashions and wearing ordinary beach pyjamas. Bournemouth holiday-makers299 words
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Article480 1931-09-11 3 Rival Theory of Man's Origin Dr. J. Vincent Watson, of Oldham, who has lately been studying skulls and easts of ancient skulls m the Medical School of Manchester University and at the Manchester Museum, has comes across a skull which he believes supports a theory of his480 words
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Article147 1931-09-11 3 "If They Do Not Smoke or Drink" Mr. John Silver, seed potato merchant and bee farmer, jf Clyde-road, Addiscombe, Croydon, who left £2.854 (net personalty £2,355 made arrangements m his will for the offer of his business at half its value to two assistants, and directed that147 words
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Article53 1931-09-11 3 Paris. Eighty German girls who have been staying with French families have left for Germany, taking with them 70 French girls who are to stay with German families. Similar exchanges between parties of German and French boys have been arranged m an endeavour to promote friendship between53 words
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Article495 1931-09-11 3 Surgeon Rear-Admiral C. M. Beadnell. writes to The Times: May I suggest a likely puihcse for the stones swallowed by crocodiles and support it with evidence by analogy from the motif underlying the pebble-swallowing habit to which attention has recently been drawn by Mr. Cherry Kearton after495 words
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Article214 1931-09-11 3 "INFL ALLIBLE" SYSTEM Finger-Prints at Evidence Interesting Information m regard to fingerprints was given by Detective Sergeant Edwin Hare, of the Finger-print Bureau at New Scotland Yard, when he gave evidence m a case at the Manchester City Police Court. Hugh Higgins <25>. of Harrison Street, Ancoats. and John R'zza214 words
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Article35 1931-09-11 3 Outbreak of Military Revolution Madrid, Aug. 26. Milages from the Portuguese border report the outbreak of a military revolution m that country; but as all communications are inrcrruptcd no details are available.35 words
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Article423 1931-09-11 3 Missing Link Finds its Way to the Zoo Tin- conies ara but feeble i<-ik. yet make they their houses m the rocks. Prov. xxx.. 26..' "And please, sir." asks the Sunday Khobar, "what is a coney "The coney my dear boy." says the vicar, 'isU. R. in Daily Express - 423 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement297 1931-09-11 3 <£^g> The f| CHAMPAGNE t ilk TABLE WATERS %r jl PRODUCT m^J FRASER NEAVE, limited. Jflfl v ii -L*aWS IS'raii Ruhbar Intmlmtion unftai |V» I i*"'"*^V^ 4^&&Tl yl rlrrtrital intulatin* xalua and durability .L» J V^KX^MmK rr thm porotity nf rottom tn'iilatn<n l.< mo,/. fr,,m .■led Port Or ford rdar297 words
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Advertisement110 1931-09-11 3 IB t)■ t'-!kw ra a, aj~^w jijjf^^l IF you «jet INDIGESTION IF you sometimes have flatulence, uncomfortable fulness after meals or other forms of indigestion, don't just wait for it to pass off." Digestive trouble is nearly always due to excess acid which not only interrupts digestion but ferments food,110 words
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Advertisement193 1931-09-11 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited. BRANCHES: 81, First Cross Street ->iai uca Light Street PENANG 14, KWne Street KUALA LUMPUR. Registered by and Security deposited with 1 the Straits Settlements Government. Act as Trustees, Administrators, Receivers. Guardians, Rent Collectors, Investments Supervised and Interest collected, Probate or Letters of Administration applied193 words
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Article734 1931-09-11 4 Moods and Modes of Eve Are Singapore Wives House-Proud (By Our Woman Correspondent) I confess to having been struck lately with the lack of attention some women out East give to certain nice details m their homes. The expression house proud' seems to find little part m their constitution, the734 words
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Article332 1931-09-11 4 11TITH the new type of millinery, long curl- j ing eyelashes are very necessary. Those < who like experimenting on their eyelashes can now buy implements, like stumpy scissors, which are said to curl the lashes when they are sufficiently long. Lotions and ointments are sold332 words
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Article372 1931-09-11 4 117ATCHES m minute sizes may be exceed- ingly popular, but far more novel is the larger size which records the date as well as the time. Clocks, too, have been greatly improved lately. Have you heard of the clock which is guaranteed to work for two years, without372 words
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Article, Illustration28 1931-09-11 4 THIS black felt bowler is underlined with velvet, and trimmed with a large black-tipped ostrich feather. Such a mode is extremely becoming to the fair-haired.28 words
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Article, Illustration1052 1931-09-11 4 The Royal Party in Scotland Changes at No. 10: A Society A TPHE Glorious Twelfth" has come and gone. and though the sporting outlook is none too good, socially the Highland Season promises to be a great success. The King and Queen take up residence at Balmoral on August 22,1,052 words
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909 1931-09-11 4 JOSIF GINSBURY, M. D - JOSIF GINSBURY, M.D.) How to Make an Excellent Bleaching L otion (By FRECKLES are due to a local decrease of pigment. They are not hereditary. We acquire them between the ages of six and ten. Red haired persons usually have freckles which are909 words
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Article115 1931-09-11 4 FASHION tends towards the picturesque m evening gowns on summer nights, and one sees at the smartest fashion houses lovely creations m figured silks m pale greens and yellows, and black and white. Lace frocks are popular, but the satin gown which la plain and pastel-coloured is a115 words
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Article246 1931-09-11 4 FASHION authorities vho rfcl the* through practical eyea hate oawo I knitted cardigans and pulloeen Mt I I summer vogue as a Winter necessity. «r I deed, there are few gannentl 0» an* I disappointingly cold days I overs are bright m coloui U M Io I I very246 words
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Article385 1931-09-11 5 At Becoming a Borough and Having A Mayor Now th;t it is promised a mayor Barking means to celebrate its rise from an urban district to the dignity of a municipal borough by a week of pageantry. When Prince George takes the charter of incorporation which the385 words
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Article197 1931-09-11 5 A Witty Forecast of the Next Fashion Women's hate have suddenly become head, dec-orations again. The revolution started with the shell -helmet bowler. Then appeared the i'lycock The climax was reached when the Di:che^s of York wore a trilby with a plume. ad a copy of this197 words
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Article208 1931-09-11 5 Tragedy of Search For Work m Canada Five stcv.aways. who it war, stat:d had found themselves destitute m Canada, were each fined £5. with tlie alternative of four week? imprison•nc.it. at the Saliord Police Court. They were Jcha Dawson (22 >. of Belfast. John Pelham (26). of208 words
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Article129 1931-09-11 5 Proposal to Reserve Thorn Tree Stump Edinburgh. As the result of representations made by the Association for the Preservation, of Rural Scotland certain necessary repairs have been made to Prince Charlie's monument at CJlcnfinnan, to which a good deal of mischief has been done by unscruplous souvenir hunters.129 words
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Article653 1931-09-11 5 Lengthening Period of Youthfulness Ox.ord. 1 1 Commencing with the mediaeval picture of, i life as a bridjo curving upward; to maturity j and then descending on the c .*ier side, Prof fessor Sir Arthur Thomson discussed the "Seven I ages of man" from a biological and653 words
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Article210 1931-09-11 5 "Not Fair to Drag m School, College, and Regiment* An M.C. captain who was said to have begun a criminal career after receiving a head wound during the war appealed to the Recorder at Gloucester Quarter Sessions not to allow his home school, college and regiment to210 words
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Article162 1931-09-11 5 Buoyed Up on Rags Bones and Bottles St. Helena. Some plain speaking on the duty of the laity to support the finances of the church is indulged m by the Rev. H. S. Whittaker, Vicar of St. James's Church, Ecclcston Park St. Helens, m his parish162 words
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Article269 1931-09-11 5 "I DO THIS BECAUSE Unfinished Note of Girl Musician Dead m Flat A note pinned on the door of a Peel-stieet, Kensington, flat, m which Miss Isobel Evans, aged 26, a doctor's daughter, was found ga&«d, was read at the inquest on her at Paddington. It was m the girl's269 words
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Article45 1931-09-11 5 Under the auspices of the Paya Lebar Methodist Church a prayer meeting m English will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. WeThin Kara, Paya Lebar Road, on Thursday at 5 p.m. The Rev. Goh Hood Keng will deliver a message. All welcome.45 words
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Article102 1931-09-11 5 Caddie Fined for Stealing Them A2l -yi -old taddie. Arthur Oaotfu Smith, of LBWn r.ce-avenue. Manor Park, was charged at Stratford por.ee court with stealing six Rolf balls from Wan.teari golf course, the property of Herbert Arthur Gaudm. tie club professional. It was stated that he102 words
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Article20 1931-09-11 5 Mr. J. Mcßae Chalmers, of The Dispensary Penang. and Mrs. Chalmers left by the Gleiw garry ior Europe on Sunday.20 words
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Advertisement298 1931-09-11 5 YOUR SAFEGUARD A is EVANS' Antiseptic I Throat Pastilles. They J keep colds at bay and M&p _J give rciiel m cases of Coughs, Catarrh. Bron£EL < hit is. etc. Ok EVANS' #1 Pastilles B i-j From Ch«ifnli*t^ -rtry. V XC <■ laaaa Bsja—a to Jt A r rmu.A or298 words
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Advertisement314 1931-09-11 5 THE MOST CHRONIC CASE OF ANAEMIA PERMANENTLY CHECKED! T^L^oamunm aenamv^aaaaawß^PHsnaw kI f ak, a^BBfIPAV *^V L RC «tQnn\ BB W^mJ bJ mmm\ Uas^sa Wmm* BoTTu*3.UU\ sV j^^^»^aaaanannß^n^s^B^^B^Bnßnn^Bnßnßnnnaaaannannßnnß^B^B^^nß^Bs^^^ Smau C f% Tl? 1 (BLOOD CREATOR) 1 That will be your experience as it has been that of the isand- of slvMj!tl«314 words
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Article3055 1931-09-11 6 AN EXPERTS VIEWS The Need for Balanced Research The following article by Mr." W. J. Gallagher, dealing with rubber research, and advocating the creation of an International Rubber Research Association, merits careful study by all interested m the welfare of the plantation industry states the Bulletin of3,055 words
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Article61 1931-09-11 6 Itgm*** I m John David I Cliargc d'Affalrw hri I Legattan lota m I lav Dear si hand I On tab*; 11! I heme, which I" I Br; id. it aW U U I of ruttm-s some ph< C! CUUUI.-*. H adchv.-.d to his uu.61 words
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Advertisement324 1931-09-11 6 VI Xd £/S flTf This advertisement is com*J [*r^ ir mMw^Oao\w^ posed of extracts from a j Mfd tmVJuTwV"™ °f tn numerous tributes LWjlJa %DFUA^^^ a »P rin received from disf AflAaf**' Unguished men and women m W*^ 0 ommry of Ufa. vtos (fij f> ENASPRIN is an abMADGE m324 words
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Advertisement265 1931-09-11 6 Instinctively you seek the best «§Sg£§| t;a/ue /or your money. That is whu you will choose Cerebos j» sa//. Because of its purity you {jkLl jJ J use /ess an</ Mere is no waste. 1 It remains dry m any climate and Wsl&\ pours freely to the last grain. Cspeoos)265 words
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Article355 1931-09-11 7 What a London Boarding House Search Revealed London, Aug. 21. How the activities of an important gang of international drug smugglers were suppressed by discoveries made m a London boarding house is revealed m the British Government's annual report on dangerous drugs made to the League355 words
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Article270 1931-09-11 7 Fine Rescue Work m New Zealand Mountains Wellington, Aug. 30. It is feared that a terrible fate has overtaken eight men and six women students of Auckland University caught m a blizzard on Mount Ruapehu. 100 searchers have been out all night looking for them, but so270 words
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Article268 1931-09-11 7 Pyjama Girls 70 Years Behind Times Weymouth. Aug. 9. Two of Weymouth's oldest and most respected citizens, whos? ages together total over 171 years, have some strong views about beach pyjamas for women. They are Mr. Dennis, who is ninety-one. and Mr. Millidge. who is over eighty.268 words
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Article64 1931-09-11 7 Crops have been destroyed m the Bassein District of Burma and several low-lying villages are under water, their residents having to desert their village homes and seek asylum m the uplands. All village wells are under water and the villagers are reduced to using river water for drinking purposes. If64 words
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Article716 1931-09-11 7 Stricken Novelist Unfolds His Life Drama Crckermruth (Cumberland), Aug. 6. Although all England was to-day echoing with the story of Jonathan M. Den wood, whose remarkable novel "Red Ike" brought him fame and success too late for him to enjoy it, the author himself was scarcely stirred.716 words
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Article197 1931-09-11 7 Raid on a Very Popular "Headquarters" New York. Aug. 6. New York's latest hope for alleviation of its perennial thirst was temporarily squelched today when an army of Federal prohibition agents raided the headquarters of Vino Sano, Inc., makers of a grap? juice concentrate which, when197 words
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Article128 1931-09-11 7 Banners Torn to Shreds Women Knocked Down Cloutsham (Exmoor). The opening meet of the Devon and Somerset Stag Hounds at Cloutsham. waj accompanied by wild scenes. About 40 members of the League for the Prohibition of Cruel Sports arrived at the field where the meet128 words
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Article68 1931-09-11 7 For Non-Stop Flight to Ceylon London. Aug. 'JO. A robot pilot which once Ml will fly machine unceasingly 0:1 a pre-determir.ed (ojr>e has been fitted to a Fmrey-Nap.er monoplane which will attempt to ma!: B a non-stop record flight to Cape Town or Ceylon. Satisfactory preliminary flying tests68 words
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Article28 1931-09-11 7 Husband <at Willekden Police Court): "X paid it'KUlaiiy as long M I was on the dole and there m plenty cf money coming In."28 words
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Advertisement367 1931-09-11 7 E ECONOMISE ON YOUR GODOWN CHARGES We have first class faculties for CENTRAL STORAGE and will clear your cargo, take it into godown, keep it for you, and deliver it out— all at very moderate rates. you pay only for the space you use, while you use it. Let us367 words
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Advertisement233 1931-09-11 7 j* GOOD USED CARSI HUPMOEILE TOURER. Excellent running car with good body and smart appear- Q99^ ance #64* I I MORRIS-OXFORD TOURER I A sturdy car m really good crder. Body and tyres very sood and engine m first class GA I Z crdcr $41 J. I SINGER SENIOR TOURER233 words
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Article372 1931-09-11 8 Ninety And Ready To Box Any Man of 50 Ninety years old. full of the real joy of life, and anxious, m between whiles of planning new business ventures, to box any man of his age or forty years below it. That Is Alderman H. E. Davis, J.P.,372 words
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Article379 1931-09-11 8 Physical Jerks at the Zoo Let us not m these days of new Zoos and new arrivals forget the little old lady who lives m the almshouse flat at the foot of the Mappin Mountains, writes U. R. m the Daily Express. You will not see much379 words
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Article80 1931-09-11 8 Famous Engineering Expert Drowned London, Aug. 10. The body of Sir Thomas Stanton was found on the beach at Easthbourne washed up the sea. It is learned that Sir Thomas Stanton had been m ill health for some time. Recently he underwent an operation and was shortly80 words
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Article63 1931-09-11 8 Lady Reading Back At Work London, Sept. 1. Lady Reading is back at work as her husband's secretary, assisting him m his duties m connection with the crisis. She told an interviewer: "I am working harder now than I have ever done, but I love it.63 words
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Article22 1931-09-11 8 [Reuter's Service] Mexico City, Sept. 9. The Foreign Minister announces that Mexico is Joining the League of Nations.22 words
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Article147 1931-09-11 8 Too Much Sunshine m Vienna In Vienna there has been no lack of hot sun. A correspondent of the Daily Telegraph had been talking with the Sultan of Johore, who, accompanied by his Sultana an attractive English girl whom he met over here and married last October147 words
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Article57 1931-09-11 8 League Health Commission to Help [Reuter's Service] Genera, Sept. 8. There was a generous outburst of approval from the entire League Assembly thia afternoon, when the British resolution expressing sympathy with the Chinese people m connection with the floods was carried unanimously. Lord Cecil's suggestion that the League's57 words
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Article137 1931-09-11 8 Rejected Suitors' Terrible Revenge Bukharest, Sept. 1. A terrible vengeance was exacted by two rejected suitors while the village of Cernauti was celebrating the marriage of a rich farmer's daughter who was the most beautiful girl m the whole district. She refused many suitors and when finally137 words
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Article338 1931-09-11 8 Lumb Mobbed by Hundreds of Sightseers Lumb-in-Rossendale, Lanes, Aug. 9. Jostling crowds, packed roads, five policemen directing traffic streams to a church, and lines of motor-cars and omnibuses that is \rhat hap- pened at Lumb to-night when hundreds of people came from r.ll parts of338 words
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Article57 1931-09-11 8 Three Killed m St. Didier Air Crash Paris, Aug. 31. A large crowd at an aviation meeting at St. Didier m Haute -Ma me was horrified to see the wings of an aeroplane break off as the machine containing three military airmen was m flight. The machine57 words
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Article79 1931-09-11 8 12,000-Mile Aerial Survey of Africa Completed London, Aug. 31. Sir Alan Cobham has returned to Southampton on the conclusion of a 12,000-mile aerial survey of Africa. The body of an Indian adult (Male) was seen drifting swiftly along the Malacca River on Friday at about noon,79 words
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Advertisement184 1931-09-11 8 j /BmmW^^^LWJama\CL^^mmma^^^^mmm\ l^H i i, a fine antiseptic haw Cleanser Manuf^ctw^d b y RONUK. Limit.d. Ported,. ENGLAND Delicious Walls Sausages \\oo\^^L m o\M' "v^ P^C I |r| C^ 1 a tasty dish from England Even a jaded appetite is instantly revived by the aroma of Walls Sausages when the dish184 words
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Advertisement181 1931-09-11 9 t VICTORIA THEATRE AMENDING TO-MOHROW AT 9.30 pan. THE GREAT LEVANTE (ILLUSIONS AND MYSTERIES FROM MASKELYNE'S, ST. GEORGE'S HALL, LONDON) MASTER OF ALL MAGIC Popular Prices $2.50, $1.50 and $1. At 12.30 on Saturday morning, from JOHNSTON'S PIER, LEVANTE, tn. Illusionist, will be handcuffed, locked, leg-ironed and chained and m181 words
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Advertisement319 1931-09-11 9 J*j&4k*iM-m&8- jst» m m 191 II 1111 l Ir I LT BB I Vo? |6JLSI TO-NIGHT r^isl The Magnificent Production that is thrilhng Hundreds Nightly 1 The Brilliant Achievement of a Superb Artiste and a Master Director MARLENE DIETRICH as "X27"— Austrian Spy, Paramount's Supreme Dramatic Triumph a^J^^Va DISHONOURED with319 words
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Advertisement234 1931-09-11 9 COMING EVELYN LA YE m One Heavenly Night. 1 |I oW -\lmJkl lxa ee3bl Fplr J W _j§jKES»X TELEPHONE N9 6909 c -^WE ACCEPT the responsibility u of supplying Singapore with greater entertainment and bring you the fifst of Fox Movietone's brilliant new season pictures. TO-NIGHT 6.15 9.15 MATINEE TO-MORROW234 words
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33 1931-09-11 10 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. SILVER WEDDING. SEWELL CATO On September 11th. 1906 it the Church of St. Stephen. Opotiki. N.Z., by the Bride's father. Revd. T. Anson Cato Frank Blackwood Sewell to Effie Isobel Cato33 words
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801 1931-09-11 10 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. 1931. INTERNATIONAL TARIFF OPINION Whilst the measures which the British Government and Nation intend to adopt to regain that stability m finance which is essential for the country's economic standing, will unquestionably remove much of the doubt and anxiety existing abroad, the British situation801 words
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Article383 1931-09-11 10 The final practice (preparatory to the private performance) of the Musical Festival arranged for the Organ opening, will take place at 5.15 p.m. to-day. The contribution of $26,000. by the Straits Settlements Government towards building a joint S.S. and F.M.S. Agricultural School has been recommended by the Council Finance Committee.383 words
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Article928 1931-09-11 10 "THE LONG ARM" E^etective's Assailant m Boat Quay Affray One of the culprits m a violent street affray between suspects and the police near Boat Quay five years ago was brought to jistice at the Assizes before the Acting Chief Justice (Mr. Justice Sproule) yesterday and928 words
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Article111 1931-09-11 10 Of the $10,000,000 contribution to the Singapore Improvement Trust approved by the Legislative Council for slum improvement m Singapore payment of a sum of $500,000 was recently approved. The mortality returns for the Singapore Municipal area for the week ending September sth totalled 214 giving a rate of 24.96 compared111 words
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Article661 1931-09-11 10 ALTERED INVOICE Indian Clerk Acquitted The case m which an v and a Chinese vure eh;.. genuine a forged docum. ment of forgery m conn- voices, was concluded eMfc p th Court before Mr. G. r There were orginalh m the case but the second661 words
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Article40 1931-09-11 10 Friday. S.ptembrr 11th I Is! I Befor, the W4UM I hwi I Assi/rs Brf.ro MT. iMWtitt < hambers al II Khiainatlni Bumn merit Ol Reci Trirmt m fUtore Mr. I—lk < Court at 10.. ',0 .t.m Tamby bin Ha Bankruptcy40 words
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Article25 1931-09-11 10 The various Pn i and Johore t > the East err. V Grand Lod| the Wesley afett] Caimmn Road, S II Bishop Bdwta t25 words
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Article22 1931-09-11 10 1 1 The ,nr.,-nu,- I Harr>" Alia,: Ol I-- I H Allan of Whitl tfrl I Marshall daufM, Marshall ot Sfdnel I22 words
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Advertisement124 1931-09-11 10 COATES PLYMOUTH SIN THE NAVY'S CHOICE SOLE AGENTS: CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO.. LTD., (Incorporated under the Companies' Ordinances of Hong Kong). (Incorporated m Shanghai). 261 CANTONMENT ROAD. TELEPHONE 5371 5572. REDUCED PRICES AT Tiir COLD STORAGE Ask for a New Price List. FOR THE FACES Little's Ties Are Always Favourites at124 words
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Advertisement57 1931-09-11 10 3 USEFUL BOOKS WHITAKER'S ALMANACK 1931. 3.50. THE STATESMAN'S YEAR BOOK 1931 $12.00. KEMPE'S ENGINEER'S YEARBOOK, 1931 $19.50. KELLY WALSH LTD. (Incorporated m Hong Kong) RAFFLES PLACE— SINGAPORE. U.S.De SILVA BROS. JEWELLERS A NEW SHIPMENT of "ZENITH" WATCHES THE WORLD'S FINEST TIME KEEPER INCLUDING SILVER AND METAL ALARM CLOCKS has57 words
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Article195 1931-09-11 11 Lord Cecil at (icneva Assembly »R" iter'i Service! Geneva. Sept. 10. speech which was thunderously assembly Lord Cecil said least of all the British, could proposal for the abandonment of D m ment Conference. He endorsed I Signor Grandi for suspension rogrmnunei pending the Disrence and appealed for195 words
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Article74 1931-09-11 11 Statement m House of Commons Reuter's Service I I oiulon. Sept. 10. disappearance of Thorln the House of Commons. asked Whether an additional Chiang Kai-shek had fresh information as to tis or fat Under-Secretary for Foreign ia( tlie enquiry was not yet Chinese Government had rekng satisfactorily. The74 words
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Article115 1931-09-11 11 Litter And His New names Orchestra treat In store for all lovers > litter and his orchestra PUlar Sunaay concerts on pm The orchestra will best of the classics and ich as Beethoven. Schubert, ■•■ukowsky and Debussy. ipore are extremely lucky < men Mr. Litter's m their115 words
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Article160 1931-09-11 11 Lt. Stainforth to Fly British Wonder Craft I British Radio Official Service*, Rugby. Sept. 9. The Royal Aerc Club has been notified that the following pilots of the Royal Air Force High Speed Flight have been provisionallydetailed to fly m the Schneider Trophy Contest on September 12160 words
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Article151 1931-09-11 11 No News of American Pacific Fliers I Reuter's Service Seattle. Sept. 16. Coastguards are hastily scouring the Great Northern Circle of the Pacific for the American flyers. Allen and Moyle. of whom there has been no news since their departure from Tokio 56 hours ago. The only hope151 words
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Article151 1931-09-11 11 How Counterfeiter was Trapped (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Sept. 10. How smart work by a Chinese woman detective led to the trapping of a counterfeiter was related at Perak Assizes to-day when Bong Tiow. living on a rubber plantation on the main road to Kuala Kangsar, was151 words
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Article44 1931-09-11 11 New British Treasury Delegate (British Radio Official Service] Rugby. Sept. 9. Major Walter Elliot, the Financial Secretary to the Treasury, has been added to the British delegation to the Indian Round-Table Conference and will be a meipbrr of the Federal Structure Committee44 words
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Article325 1931-09-11 11 THE DOLE CUT Mr. Henderson Explains to T.U.C. [Reuter's Service] London. Sept. It. Police reserves were on duty when the Trade Union Congress resumed at Bristol this morning m order to prevent recurrence of yesterday's disorders, and m view of Communist threats and demonstrations on325 words
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Article153 1931-09-11 11 Proposal Being Officially Discussed m America fRe iter's Service] Washington, Sept. 10. The possibility of creating banking credits for the export of cotton are being discussed by Mr. Hoover, the bankers and cotton brokers concurrently at White House, and the State agricultural departments are considering the possibility and153 words
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Article97 1931-09-11 11 U.S. Attitude Towards Armaments Holiday Proposals f Reuter's Service] Washington, Sept. 9. It is understood that the United States Government views 'with friendly sympathy" Signor Grandi's disarmament holiday proposals. No indication is given, however, whether the United States would take steps to further such a move. At a97 words
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Article89 1931-09-11 11 Another Outrage m Perak [From Our Own Correspondent] Ipoh. Sept. 10. There is still no news of the Chinese miner. Chang Choon. who was kidnapped three weeks ago m broad daylight when visiting a mine. Unconfirmed rumours state that relatives have been approached with a request for a89 words
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Article76 1931-09-11 11 London Scots to Entertain Him at Dinner I British Radio Official Service] Rugby, Sept. 9. Arrangements have been made for a complimentary dinner, of a non-political character, to be given by Scots to Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald m London on October 12, his birthday. Many Scottish Associations m76 words
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Article27 1931-09-11 11 In American baseball matches on Wednesday, cables Reuter, Pittsburg beat Brooklyn m the National League s—l;5 l; and Washington beat Philadelphia m the American League 2 l.27 words
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Article489 1931-09-11 11 INCOME TAX UP Estimated Deficit of 74.4 Millions TERMS OF CREDIT WITH U.S.A. [Reuter's Service] London, Sept. 10. Mr. Snowden m his budget speech announced that the estimated deficit on this year's budget was 74.7 millions sterling and next year's 170 millions. Government had decided that borrowing489 words
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Article59 1931-09-11 11 Reuier's Sen lee I N v iork. Sept. 9. Discussing the BrttM) ;::iancial situation the Department of Ccw nsrce weekly review says the establishment ihe recent British credit and the announcement of the National Government's Intention to balance the budget have revived confidence somewhat but59 words
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Article86 1931-09-11 11 LONDON AND NEW YORK TIN AND RUBBER PRICES [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] London, Sept. 10. Messrs. Lewis, Lazarus and Sons notify to-day's tin prices as follows: Spot £115 716 (£ll3V 8 Forward £117 15 16 (£*****). The market is firm. Messrs. Symington and Sinclair notify to-day's rubber prices86 words
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Article50 1931-09-11 11 [British Radio Official Service 1 Rugby, Sept. 9, The Duke of Gloucester has made excellent progress since his operation for appendicitis and it is understood that he will shortly join the King and Queen at Balmoral and probably visit Princess Mary, Viscountess Harev/ccd. at her Yorkshire home.50 words
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Advertisement161 1931-09-11 11 GREAT ANNUAL SALE Colossal Reductions m all Departments. Remember Our Sale I S ONCE A YEAR ONLY Robinson 8 Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements) RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. I I k.fc&a \i LoamWl iLiIM I L 7mMMY*^MMMa\ Ifl Bulll 111 I! Modern .igf Cost Reduction jrjJJ^C* raj. rtquiies modern161 words
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Article1693 1931-09-11 12 GROUND FLOOR BENEFITS Engineer Who Claimed Entry Before the Chief Justice. Sir L. H. Elphinsimie K.C., at Kuala Lumpur, an interesting share case was heard on Wednesday. The Malay Mail report states that: The plaintiff, Henry Patrick Buckley, now of Pangnga River cAncession. West Coast. Siam.1,693 words
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Article64 1931-09-11 12 FOUR KILLED 60 Deaths m Colliery Accidents This. Year London ivia Saigon), Sept. 3. An explosion occurred m the pit of a mine at Newdigate. Astley. near Naneation, m Warwickshire. Four men were killed and five injured. This Is the 18th mining oafostrophe that has occurred this64 words
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Article110 1931-09-11 12 Sixty Injured m French Disaster Paris. Sept. 2. At 11 a.m. to-day an explosion took place m a factory of chemical products at Bezons (m the environs of Paiisi. The building burst into flames and collapsed. Two corpses and fifteen injured persons have been pulled out: It is-110 words
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Article77 1931-09-11 12 Central Asian Explorers' Loss Stockholm, Sept. 1. The iamou.s explorer Mr. Sven Hedin has received a telegram from Dr. Bexell. a member of the expedition for the exploration of Central Asia organized by Mr. Hedin. stating that the expedition's camp m western China has been attacked and sacked77 words
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Article54 1931-09-11 12 Nearly Million Increase m a Year Iwaki. Japan, Sept. 1. It is officially announced that the population of Japan registered an increase during the past year of 9D0.000. Births totalled two millions; deaths a little over a million, marriages. 500.000: divorces. 50.000. each item indicating an increase compared54 words
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Article717 1931-09-11 12 CANTON NANKING WAR IMMINENT SOUTHERN ADVANCE Promise of Support, from Yen /and Feng J The Reuter cable published yesterday to the effect that after many months of peace talk 1 conflict between the Canton and Nanking armies appeared to be imminent as a result of the advance of Cantonese forces717 words
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Article340 1931-09-11 12 First Hunan City Entered bj Cantonese Regiment Canter, Sept. 3. The capture of Chenchow (a flourishing city m southern Hunan some twenty miles from the Kwangtung frontier) by the sth. Independent Brigade under General Chan Chaitong's Group Army Corps, is reported from official circles at Shiukwan. Chenchow340 words
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Article65 1931-09-11 12 "ABSOLUTELY FEASIBLE*' Lessons from Amy Johnson's Flight [Reuter's Service 1 London, Sept. 9. Miss Amy Johnson on her arrival m England from Japan told Reuter that she thought a serial service to Japan "absolutely feasible." She said she had learned a lot of lessons on65 words
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Article252 1931-09-11 12 Sad Tragedy on China Station Shanghai, Sept. 3. A distressing tragedy occurred at Kiukiang yesterday, when Surgeon Lieutenant H. LeeDuncan. MB., B.Ch. was drowned. Surg Lieut. Lee-Duncan was serving aboard H.M.S. Mantis, one of the Yangteze gunboats, and was returning to his ship last night from Kiukiang252 words
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Article64 1931-09-11 12 Students Complete Their Journey Iwafci, Japan. Sept. 3. The two students of Hosei University, Kumakawa and Kurimura, the first Japanese college students making a foreign aerial visit, who have completed successfully the whole course of their flight to Rome, are scheduled to go back to Japan by the64 words
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Article63 1931-09-11 12 Causes Fatal Disturbances m Ecuador New York, Sept. 2. A mtssage from Quito, the capital of tlie South American State of Ecuador, to the Associated Press says the police and troops fired on a crowd making a demonstration against the cre.rt of a monopoly m matches to63 words
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Article49 1931-09-11 12 Fifteen Killed m Spain Madrid. Sept. 1. A motor char-a-banc fell down a ravine near Lugo (north of Spain) while taking a curve too sharply. Fifteen were killed i.nd thirty injured, of whom five are m a hopeless condition and may die at any moment.49 words
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Article150 1931-09-11 12 Bought by Chinese Syndicate for Tls. 900,000 The North-China Daily News was informed by Mr. N. Fred Nissim's real eitat? office rej ccr.tly that the Stadium property had been sold through his office to a Chinese syndicate, for |Tls. 900.000. The ground covers an area of approximately 61150 words
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Article610 1931-09-11 12 GOGATE ON TRIAL Attack on Sir Ernest Hotson Described IPoona, Aog. 31. The trial of Vasudeo Balvant Gogate, the alleged assassin of the Bombay Governor, commenced to-day before Mr. N. J. Wadia, Session Judge, Poona. He was charged with offences I of an attempt to commit murder610 words
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Article228 1931-09-11 12 Attempt to Resuscitate Naval Negotiations Geneva, Sept. 3. Ar. attempt to resuscitate the Franco-Ita-lic, n naval negotiation* which had b.en left m a state ol suspended animation for the last four months, was made on Wednesday, when the French delegation handed the Italian delegation new proposals suggesting228 words
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Article65 1931-09-11 12 Not Suitable for Regular Service Berlin, Sept. 2. In a message received from the German Trans-Atlantic flyer von Gronau, sent out after landing on Lake Michigan with his Dornierwal, he declares the northern route hadisappointed his hopes and expectations. It appears unsuitable for a regular Trans- Atlantic65 words
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Article37 1931-09-11 12 According to |fr. Scrtvenor's booft on Malayan tin deposit", only two small and unproductive deposits of tn are known m Kelantan. There may, however, be rich lodes In the mountains, says the Times of Me. lay a37 words
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680 1931-09-11 12 GENEVA DEVELOPMB^ Changes m Europe's i ((m Situation non, X I The open session of 1 1 i bpened at half past ,Zone) this morning, ah sent listened with rapt trian Vice-chancellor s ed declaration reg.irchn German union. Dr. Commission that m fa< Germany and680 words
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Article15 1931-09-11 12 v, n informed Mr. J. H Harrl amgneering Deoartmeni branch of Pater n S m15 words
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Article493 1931-09-11 13 The Plight of Cricket Clubs [Prom Our Own Correspondent] London. Ana. 12. County Cricket C!u*s. hard hit by ihe abnormally long sequence of wet week-ends, will have heavy financial losses to face when the season's balance sheets are prepared On Saturday no play was possible m six493 words
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Article314 1931-09-11 13 Leicestershire's Proposal for Two Day Matches [Prom Our Own Correspondent] London. Aug. 12. The Leicestershire proposal that county cricket matches should be restricted to two days is creating a fine controversy. Leicestershire were pioneers of Saturday str.rts m first class county cricket and also of covering the pitch314 words
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Article98 1931-09-11 13 Control Board Decided On England Visit Simla, Aug. 31. The Cricket Control Board of India decided that India should fulfil her obligations and' that next year's tour should be proceeded with. In this respect it is understood that all the provincial organisations but one have agreed98 words
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Article52 1931-09-11 13 fßeuter's Service] New York, Sept. 9. Latest baseball results are as follows: NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 1: Philadelphia 3. New York 4: Philadelphia 8. Pittsburgh 3: Cincinnati r Brooklyn 10: Boston g| AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadelphia 10: Washington 1. Detroit 2: St. Louis 3. Cleveland 8: Chicago 7. Cleveland52 words
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Article499 1931-09-11 13 Ireland's Victory Against France [By Dutch Air Mail] (Prom Our Own Correspondent) London, Aug. 18. Ireland beat France by nine events to four In the International Athletic Match at Croke Park, Dublin, on Saturday, when the opposition to the Irish team was not only weak as a whole, but499 words
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Article285 1931-09-11 13 Change m Definition Contemplated [Prom Our Own Correspondent] London, Aug. 12. Although no game has been freer from pro- fessional taints than golf, it is stated that a change m the definition of an amateur is contemplated. A little trouble is said to have arisen over the285 words
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Article151 1931-09-11 13 International Goalkeeper's Death The tragic death of J. Thomson. Celtic's young goalkeeper, will cast a deep gloom over Scottish football, v. hich has suffered a grea. loss through the tragedy, for Thomson was the best goalkeeper Scotland possessed and was a very worthy successor last year151 words
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Article370 1931-09-11 13 Off to Olympiad of The Deaf and Dumb [By Dutch Air Mail] London, Aug. 18. Forty-four British athletes have left London for Nuremberg. Germany, to play m a football match referced without a whistle, races for which they will not be able to hear the starter's pistol,370 words
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Article91 1931-09-11 13 Men who will Represent Selangor [From Our Own Correspondent] Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 9. Selangor team to meet Perak on Saturdiy m a charity match has four changes from the side which defeated Penang and Kedah. Changes m two cases are due to illness. Shepherdson substitutes Chong Beo91 words
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Article159 1931-09-11 13 Further results of ties played m the S.C.R.C. tennis tournament are "A" Doubles Handicap Semi -Final Tan Thian Sang and Arthur Lim vs. Tan Chong Gark and Lim Bong Son unf. Singles Championship Low Kee Che- vs. Wee Eng Yong unf.. Gen Chong Hee vs. Chee Kong Lecng159 words
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Article101 1931-09-11 13 The following were the results of ties played on Sunday, m the Johore Civil Serv! :e Club Open Invitation Tennis Tournament: Men':, S lngle-: (Level) R. F. Smith beat R. P. Newell 6—3. 3—7. 7—5. M.r's Doubles (Level) Final R. F. Smith and A. D. Anderson101 words
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Article53 1931-09-11 13 FRIDAY'S TIES "A" Singles Dr. G. de Souza vs. Noel Hay. Dr. S. L. Oer/lers vs. C. A. Peterson. "B" Singles M. A. Cordeiro vs. K. Balhetchet. D. Leicester vs. A. Martin. Ladies' Singles Mrs. P. James vs. Mrs. M. G. Eber. Miss L. Pereira vs. Mrs.53 words
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Article70 1931-09-11 13 A large crowd witnessed the third meeting this season of Jiro Satoh, the Japanese, and V. G. Kirby, the South African at Bournemouth. Threatening rain clouds and a cross wind made playing conditions somewhat difficult. Satoh had beaten Kirby at Wimbledon and at Tunbridge Wells and so Kirby was eager70 words
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Article766 1931-09-11 13 Recent Home Tournament Results IBy Dutch Air Mail] London, Aug. 18. In the tennis world Miss Mary Heeley, of Birmingham, retained her title of open champion of Derbyshire at the Buxton Open Tournament by defeating Miss Scott, of Suffolk, ut the final by 6—o. 6—2. This is the766 words
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Article174 1931-09-11 13 University Teams Competing IBy Dutch Air Mail] London, Aug. 18. Pot the first time m the 30 years' history of motor-cycling Oxford and Cambridge Universities have officially entered teams for tho Senior 500 c.c. race of the Manx Grand Prix. which is to be run over the174 words
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Article153 1931-09-11 13 Won by P.C.C. m Exciting Game [From Our Own Correspondent! Penang. Sept. P. C. C. defeated the Malaya A team m the final of the P.F.A. Cup competition by 2 goals to 1 after extra time. The game was fast and clean and no goals were scored153 words
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Advertisement242 1931-09-11 13 11l 1 BRITISH CWOBS _n B Bw/^^l J **MM IMMI J!'CH-putv. mmMMmLA H Bfll I t *t***^* mmU^ ~-^r=-sirrr- ~^^lb9sKp Australia's Health-Giving Wines. RICH RUBY PORT TYPE— BURGUNDY RICH* WHITE PORT TYPE— CHABLIS RICH TAWNY PORT TYPE— SHERRY TYPE. Obtainable at all Stores. Henry Waugh Co., Ltd. 9 w a242 words
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Advertisement972 1931-09-11 14 BLUE FUNNEL LINE. REGULAR PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. M»K t NIGHTLY EXPRESS SEKVICE MARSEILLES. LONDON A N. CONTINENT WEEKLY SERVICL LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. I h nre Monthly Service Liverpool. Havre and Glasgow. Route subject to alteration without notice. WEEKLY SERVICE LONDON AND N. CONTINENT Due. Sails AGAPENOR For London. Rotterdam,972 words
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Advertisement582 1931-09-11 14 BUerman Bueknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England). "ELLERMAN* LINE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICES IO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA POSTS AND SUEZ CANAL Ol I'I'UM AlMfrft TO HONG KONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. Steamer Dae Singapore. s.s. CITY OF PERTH Oct. 12 s s. CITY OF ADELAIDE Nov. 25 HOMEWARDS.582 words
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Advertisement466 1931-09-11 14 P.& 9 O. British India and Apcar Lines, (Incorporated m England). MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVEKNMFAT LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SEKVICE OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPAN. Due n Tonnage. Singapore. Tonnage M nfl 1931. NALDERA 16.000466 words
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Advertisement799 1931-09-11 15 K. P. M. KONINKUJKt PAKETVAART MAATSCUAPPIJ fROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION COMPANY OP BATAVIA 1 •Incorporated m Holland.) Ut-UEH CONTRACT WITH THE NBrTHERLANDS INDIAN OOV»JilfM»jrg T^i^pbone No 5461. witb sub-connections to— Passs*e rr.| ffb is Tr»nßhipment. Marine Departments and utaaaaaaa d»v.s nw*mm%mu*** m ttte Straits Settlements (Singapore mt >a r-mumr*, of the799 words
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Article925 1931-09-11 16 When a Holiday was a Holiday How awkward the stairs were that morning when the growler stood at the door! Had the Georgians who built the house never travelled that they made no allowance for the bringing down of boxes into the hall? Perhaps there was aR.H.B. inm Evening News - 925 words
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Article189 1931-09-11 16 Goods Trains At Passenger Speed London, Ang. 21. A remarkable demonstration of the rapidity of modern transport has been given by the London. Midland and Scottish Railway. Thirty-eight waggon loads of machinery foi a factory at Dagenham, Essex, which left Manchester by a special train m189 words
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Article18 1931-09-11 16 Sept. 10.— Kedah. Karuah. Egra (Brit); Concord 1 (Nor); V. d. Does de Bye, Cremer, ,Tidore (Dut).18 words
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Advertisement449 1931-09-11 16 KERR STEAMSHIP Co. v. (Incorporated In DBA.) m GENERAL AGENTS. NEW YORK SERVICE. Regular Freight Service to Bost?;n, New Philadelphia and Baltimore (via Suez). RsUs f> MB. 6ILVERSANDAL Sept. 22 Sept. 28 MS. SILVERWTLLOW Oct. 13 Oct 19 M.B. SILVERYEW Nov. 3 Nov 9 Por rates and particulars pitas* apply449 words
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Miscellaneous642 1931-09-11 16 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Monday and Thursday 7 sun. Kedah every Saturday g pjn. Kota Tlnggl g r m Kuantan (via Jerantat) g pjn. Kelantan every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday c p.m. Seremben, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Taiping, Penang, Kedah and Lower Slant 7 a jn. F.M.8., B&tu Pahat,642 words
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Miscellaneous9 1931-09-11 16 Circe. Brit. 314, from Kelantan 10, for Kelantan 12.9 words
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Article23 1931-09-11 17 K BIIK KRTEB ON RUBBER LATEX: The Kelantan and Kuantan have d to GS4 50 effective at from nth, mi >23 words
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Article20 1931-09-11 17 k hi arrived here yesterday from A tli 737 sheep; and the Schouten i with 53 bullocks and 95d pigs.20 words
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Article98 1931-09-11 17 Funnel Sarpedon on Saturchiy: Mr. uV Capt. and Mrs J. McD. Howie. Mr. Mr w Pnrice, Mr. W. Kimpsm., Mrs. H Camping. Mr. A. R Mor- Mrs C F Wilkes. Mr. ?nd Mrs. f M and child. Mr. J. L. Wiltshire U paiconcr, RttM N. K. List. Dr.98 words
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Article272 1931-09-11 17 gyppers Congratulate Themselves on Escape Shmghai, Aufc. 27. eliverance from the lersouj effect most terrific typhoons m the irea, which occurred on Tuesday ddered miraculous by shipping yesterday. li jlri be learned last night, the ihip reported lost was the KsrangJL Chen gg Co boat, plying between Antung.272 words
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Article140 1931-09-11 17 Fata! Accident on Warship Shanghai. Sept. 1. w ia ol nyatery surrounds the circum- tragic mishap m the engine-room srßnll KUnboat H.M.S. Scarab, while was lying off the Bund at Nanking two auo. Stoker Hooper was killed, it is but the naval authorities m Shanghai disclose any140 words
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Article175 1931-09-11 17 C *R*dian National Railway Knter pise H E.I The Chart Hot >\vn. 11 fry of Rl type m the world. tvice on July 2G. replacing the 1 land In the work of trans"l the Canadian National 1,, n Capo Tormentine. New Borden. Prlnee Edward Island. which175 words
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Article416 1931-09-11 17 CHINESE RESCUED Magnificent Heroism at Woosung Risking their lives during the peak of the I typhoon which swept over Woosung early one evening recently the chief officer and three men of the Norwegian steamer Pernmoor put off from their ship m a small boat and416 words
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Article317 1931-09-11 17 Mystery Cleared Up by Shanghai Journal According to a report received from Hong Kong the Message ries Maritimes Liner. Angers, came into that port with a gaping hole five feet by two feet m her left port bow. Some light may be thrown on the mystery by317 words
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Article167 1931-09-11 17 Nearly 200 Drowned m River Mishap Canton, Sept. 1. The motor ferry Waichow, plying between Waichow and Canton, capsized near Sheklung on August 30, and there was a large loss of, life. It appears that about 7 o'clock m the morning the ship left Waichow for this167 words
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Article29 1931-09-11 17 The light power of the Hereford Inlet lighthouse on the coast of New Jersey has been Increased to 1,100,000 candle-power. The sight distance is now 13 sea miles. J29 words
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Article941 1931-09-11 17 SURVIVORS' STORY Eight Hours Battle With Typhoon Shanghai. Aug. 27. How the ill-fated 1.-C.S. Kwongsang foundered, almost without warning, under the feet of her officers and crew after she crashed over a sunken ridge of rocks during the height of the typhoon, which racked and941 words
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Article159 1931-09-11 17 I The Italian passenger steamer Conte diSavola, now m course of building at Triest for the Lloyd Sabaudo, will, it is said, be ready <or service m the latter half of 1932. A loan lOf 150 million lire for building costs has been v aised, m which 2»i per cent,159 words
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Article337 1931-09-11 18 Popular Shortwave Radio Stations The following la a list of stations which can be received m Singapore daily: Java Stations:— Bandoeng PLM 24.46 metres from about 5.20 pjn. gramophone records and telephony tests with Sydney, Australia, and other stations. Uususl call after records "Hullo I Sydney." Tanjong337 words
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Article130 1931-09-11 18 The following programmes of music will be broadcast by the studio orchestra of Radio Saigon, under the direction of M. Andre Soyer. FRIDAY Overture from Petit-Faust. Herve: Album Leaves. Levade; Melodic (for violin. Robert Barras) Tschalkowski Charmaine (valse) E. Rappe; Pavane pour une infante defunte, M. Ravel; Fantasy130 words
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66 1931-09-11 18 KUALA LUMPUR AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY Kuala Lumpur regular broadcasts ar#» untU further notice: DAILY on 55.5 Metres 10.30 to 11 am PETALING HILL TESTING. (Except Sundays and Public Holidays). FRIDAY on 65 Metres FROM THE STUDIO. 6.30 p.m. Krontchong Music. 7.00 English. 7.15 British Official Wireless News. 7.25 Recital of66 words
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Article213 1931-09-11 18 S. African Government's New Building m Trafalgar -square In excavating at the great triangle bordered by the Strand. Duncannon-street, and Trafalgar-square, London, for the foundations of the new offices of the Union Government of South Africa, subterranean water was found, and this has delayed the start213 words
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Article32 1931-09-11 18 Berlin. Aug. 12. Bu-hlau Castle, m Bohemia, the property of Cr-nt Berchtold, the former Austro-Hungarian F -elgn Minister, has been destroyed by fire. All the art treasures were destroyed.32 words
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Article162 1931-09-11 18 She Will Not Divorce Her Prince After All I Miss Mac Murray, the film actress, announced lL Hollywood that she had become reconciled to her husband. Prince David Mdvani. and that she would not divorce him after all. Miss Murray filed a divorce petition m162 words
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Article54 1931-09-11 18 Cielce, Poland. Seventeen schoolboys of the higher classes of a local school have just been arrested. The youths forcibly entered a munitions store during the night and stole quantities of revolvers and ammunition. Tnnuiry showed that they hsd joined a Polish Notionalist organisation which was hostile- to the54 words
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Article176 1931-09-11 18 Buried m Deep Hole he Dug on the Shore Wa llavey t Cheshire A boy's death under a sand castle which collapsed and buried him was described at an inquest on Eric Cur rams, aged 10. of Hillcroftrcad. Walasey. The boy was taken with two176 words
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Article49 1931-09-11 18 Negri Sembdan seems to have little money to r pend on roads just now. The difference n the Kuala Lumnur-Seramban road after the State boundary is parsed is very noticeable. On the Negri Sembilan fide the road h.^ practically no surface and is full of p;>t IsOsSS. j —MM.49 words
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Article245 1931-09-11 18 Soloists Who Rulf tht Koosl Chamber BSU) Ie DM I instance of the princlpU ol ill music by Dr E. Markil iflO I Cambridge, and London I tenth summer c BISI Oxford. "In the esse of s sol l li all take. Be. 01 roc245 words
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Advertisement421 1931-09-11 18 Sk mmmf^mmmxt W I **jS^ The Allenburys Foods are particularly suited to the feeding of babies m hot climates. They are germ free, and being simply and easily prepared by the addition of boiling water, their use gives complete independence of doubtful milk supply, and is an absolute guarantee against421 words
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Advertisement386 1931-09-11 18 BANKS AND INSURANCE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated m England bF Royal Charter) Paid up eapttal m 600,000 share* offa sacli £3,000,000 1 Reserve Fund £4,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.006.000 BEAD OFFICE: 3R, Istahopegatsv London, KO. 3. Alor Star .Hong Kons Saigon Amrltaar lloilo [Semarang Bangkok386 words
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Advertisement349 1931-09-11 18 MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. < Incorporated m England Capital *3 .000,000 i Subscribes 1.800,000 1 PsJd-up 1.050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest 1.666.845 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. M. Ryrle. Esq, Chairman P. R. Chalmers, Esq.. Charles J. Hamor< E&q.. J O Robinson, Esq., W. H. Shelford Esq Sir Thomas Catto.349 words
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Advertisement173 1931-09-11 18 THE A SOUTH m BRITISH 2! INSURANCE (OMIAM Ll*|] FIRE, MARINE. TRan S|] MOTOR CAI INSURANCE ACIFPTEb |i LOWEST CURRENT *UTt» L C. MARGOLIOUTH, Mirng.. Office 2. FRtisyeoa (Ras, Tllh EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPOK.VTIO'. J j FIRK. MARINE. MOTOR CAR AND PERSONAL ACCIKKM INSURANCE L. G. JOHNSON G sStSi M^,.173 words
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Article35 1931-09-11 19 Rnwanj* Tin and Ayer Hitam Tin SKH VICE— COPYRIGHT 1 London. Sept. 10. Ltd., have declared an three pence per share for irch 1932. i Dredging. Ltd.. have declared I ol IH P^r cent.35 words
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Article75 1931-09-11 19 Pro Dosed Australian Exhibition Ship ler'a Service 1 Ml Bm urnr. Sept. 10. departnr of Mr. Ospp S pt. M Si delegate to the c mmtttee, prnposal Ls being barter steamer to display AusPar East. mi Of Spt. 8 stated: The l srespotsdsnt states that Association75 words
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Article121 1931-09-11 19 Loss on the Year's Working the fourteenth annual rerof the to the shareholders of Sas: Rubber Company to be presented at g on September 18th at c mpany'fl at neon. It for the year under n view shows a Urec tors' fees, of $21,126.41. from the balance of121 words
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Article106 1931-09-11 19 '"'tdian Town' Draws Supply 175 Miles I R gina City Council has lon from the Power Corsupply the city with meeting of the I i deal with the nropoIvt bringing the gas In the state of Hanoi approximately 175 up ards of $8,000,000 tnpany proposes to106 words
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Article81 1931-09-11 19 !s,,ir Worsted Firm Opens Mill >■ Hield Worsted Mill. HieW Bros., large worsted hire, England, has come I mi. Ontario. The dominion Cotton Mills *aye cost $250 000 and th" •nploy 150 hands. The Intended to look after ,!1 trade, formerly supus -muting, it is stated.81 words
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Article40 1931-09-11 19 QRW r l hlt s n ct 'lved a telegram i iti 1 f* Mam bating: Directors j? 1 R th, r r m dlv id«nd for the past S heosJ 14 per cent P er annum40 words
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Article132 1931-09-11 19 Changes m Representative Prices I United Press Association J New York, Sepi. 8 9. American Can Common 889k 88 U, Cities Service (Com). 9^ 9^ Colombia Qas and Electric 26 26 CurtLs Wright 2% Electric Bond and Share Corp 32 32 General Electric Co 38^ 33^132 words
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Article251 1931-09-11 19 Heavy Slump m Values Berlin. Sept. 3. Conformably to general expectations, the Bourse on the first day of business, after the TH weeks enforced idleness, showed extreme weakness, prices slumping all along the line from 25 to 35 poincs. compared with the closing levels on July 11th. Government251 words
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Article91 1931-09-11 19 In thi v. hols Reich In August 1.065 bankruptcies were registered, SS compered with 1031 m July. The Bank of Danzig has lowered its discount rate from 7 to I per cent., and the rate for advances upon title-deeds from 8 to 7 per cent. The Reich-bank91 words
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Article175 1931-09-11 19 LYALL EVATT'S REPORT Singapore. Sept. 10. Tin fell 25s 1:1 London yesterday, but the New York market remains unaltered, and the local market is also unchanged from yesterday. Shares are very steady and there ore no sellers at buyers' present ideas. Pcnawats are still wanted at 64 Kintas at 1.04175 words
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Article123 1931-09-11 19 Singapore Sept. 10. During the latter part of the week the tone of the market has to a small extent improved, due to a certain amount of Continental buying m London; also, a decrease of 934 tons, m U. K. Stocks is reported, the total now being 136.250123 words
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Article414 1931-09-11 19 To-Day 's Price Changes EXCHANGE RATES September 10 SELLING London, 4 months' sight gjg ***** London, 3 months' sight 213% London, 60 days' sight 313 ***** London, 30 days' sight 13 16 London, demand 313 ***** London. TT. 2 1(32 Lyons and Paris, demand 1435 Hamburg, demand 334 Norn. New414 words
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Article936 1931-09-11 19 THURSDAY. SEPT. 10TH CLOSING QUOTATION* Mayers beiien. Asara Kumbang <£) 20s 9d 22s c.d. Austral Malay 18s 20s Ayer Hitam ($> 10 6d 11s 6d Bangrin Tm (£> 10s Us Biitang Padang ;tt 10 i& Batu Caves (.$1) 29 32 Bukit Arang isi. 30 40 norn Burmah936 words
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Article420 1931-09-11 19 Causes of International Breakdown The International Nitrogen Conference was entered into m July. 1930. for one year. between the synthetic producers of Germany. Prance. Belgium. Holland. Italy. Great Britain. Poland, and Czechoslovakia, on the one hand, and the Chilean nitrogen industry, on the other, to regulate the production420 words
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Article235 1931-09-11 19 They Find that "Advertising is Good for You" The Earl of Iveagh. presiding at the meeting of Arthur Guinness. Son. and Company. Ltd.. m London paid a tribute to the success of advertising. In this he was joined by shareholders, one of them. Mr. Thomas Binsted. coining a235 words
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Article105 1931-09-11 19 it will be interesting to watch the outputs from Siam tin mines during September, th > first month of the operaticn cf restriction (says the Bangkok Times*. Output figures for some of the mines are given below. Tongkah Harbour Tin. frcm 23rd. to 29th. August (Toeing one105 words
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Article328 1931-09-11 19 "NO NEWS" Rubber Restriction Situation Statement H.E. the new Governor-General of Rsa Dutch East Indies. Jonkheer de Jonge. passed through Singapore aboard the Patria yesterday on his way to Batavia. accompanied by his wife, two daughters and one son. On his arrival at the wharf yesterday after328 words
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Article67 1931-09-11 19 Progress of Negotiations with Dutch I FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT London, Sept. 10. Mr. Wardlaw-Milne (Conservative. Kidder minster) has given notice that he will ask Mr Thomas (Secretary for the Dominions and Colonies* on Wednesday to make a statement as to the progress of negotiations with the Dutch67 words
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Article387 1931-09-11 19 Just Over V/ 2 d. A Pound Manchester, Aug. 11. Cotton prices slumped to-day to the lowest level for twenty-six years, closing m tlie world's greatest market. Liverpool, at just over 3d. a pound, which is perilously near the lowest record price of 3d. m the 1894-189:*387 words
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Article78 1931-09-11 19 (British Radio— Official Service Rugby,. Sept. 9. Foreign exchanges are: Amsterdam. 12.05*4, Athens 375. Bombay Is. s>id., Berlin 20.77*.. Brussels 34.95-. Bucharest 816. Rio 3 3-32. Buenos Aires 31 S.. Copenhagen 18.18. Geneva 24.92';... Helslngfors 193%. Hong Kong MS. Lisbon 110. Madrid 53.09. Milan 92 90. Montr Video 22^.78 words
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Advertisement70 1931-09-11 19 Asgcts exceed MMgMM is—l sum te force fryer mftfXl The Great Eastern life Assurance Co., Ltd. HRAD OPFIOB: Winchester House. Singapore fOSIDORI UVfXUS: IT, OKI JSSJIJ. NO. rar Ooaapany has £30.000 deposited with the Rsgjtesae Ooesrt af .*Re*tfasat ssssl ssanafi mm*. LStsj Oorapanlea Act hi s-fwy parti— l m rATTRAOTTVE70 words
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1253 1931-09-11 20 TEN GOALS SCORED Visitors Fine Second Half Recovery Malays and Chinese 5; Hong Kong 5. Few who saw the match between the Singapore Chinese and Malays combined and the Chung Wah Athletic Association of Hong Kong at the Stadium yesterday imagined that the1,253 words
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Article326 1931-09-11 20 GOLD CUP MEETING Handicaps for Final Day The following are the complete handicaps for Saturday the hut day of the Autumn Meeting. Race 1. Horses Class 2 Div. 2 (7 furs.) 2.30 p.m.: Tunisian 9. Le Souveraln 8.12, Merry Monarch 8.12, Alpha 8.12, Corals 8.5. Bobtail 8.5,326 words
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Article115 1931-09-11 20 Yesterday's Games and Ties for Friday Yesterday' 6 gam?s m the S.C.C. lawn tennis tournament resulted as follows. "C" Class Dcubles (Semi -Final! J E. Harvey and V. A. Burton beat H. CcUhers and H. R. Rowan 6 l. 6 4. "B" Class Doubles Final F. E.115 words
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Article119 1931-09-11 20 TIES FOR FRIDAY DYNE CUP Mr. and Mrs. Millar plus 3 vs. Capt. and Mrs. Mc L. More minus 2. Mrs. Drew and Gilmour minus 15 vs. Miss Mayson and Droogleever minus 2. Miss Knowles and Armitage minus 4 vs. Mrs. Fulcher and Salter scr. Miss119 words
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Article161 1931-09-11 20 In the match against the Racecourse G.C. on Sunday, at Sepoy Lines the following are the names and times of starting Sepoy Lines names given first: 9 a.m. English and Cov.ap vs. Ibrahim and Morita. 9.5 Horsley ai.d Hilary vs. Rappa and H. Lim. 9.10 Phillips161 words
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Article245 1931-09-11 20 LEAGUE FOOTBALL Chelsea Lose to Wednesday at Stamford Bridge Away teams held their own well In the home League football matches which were played on Wednesday, for In the 2a matches played only eight away aides were beaten, ea many of the others securing both points.245 words
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Article194 1931-09-11 20 Accidents on Arsenal and Chelsea Grounds l FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] London, Sept. lt. Arsenal's match with Portsmouth a-as watched by 30.000 people. Arsenal continue to play ragged football and although playing at home they could not get the better of their opponents the game ending m a194 words
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Article223 1931-09-11 20 Players Hurt m English League Matches [FREE PRESS 6ER VICE— COPYRIGHT 1 London, Sept. 7. There were a number of minor accidents m League football to-day. In the match at Sheffield, where West Ham lost to the United by six goals to nil. Pickering, one of the home223 words
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Article129 1931-09-11 20 The following are the results of the football matches played m the Scottish League; Second Division, to-day. In First Division matches on Aug. 29. McGrory (Celtic vs. Hamilton) McFadyen (Motherwell vs. Aberdeen) and Maxwell (Kelmarnock vs. Third Lanark) performed the hattrick. Aiioa 1: Eo'ness 1. Armadale 0: King's129 words
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Article246 1931-09-11 20 POLO CUPS Singapore A Team Beaten By their win over Mr. Harding's tei-m m the final of the Macdougall Cup yesterday, the Gloucester Regiment have claimed a double success at Polo. On Tuesday last they narrowly defeated "B" team In the final of the Sultan of Perak's246 words
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Article142 1931-09-11 20 Singapore Championship Ties The following ties will be played off at the S.V.C. Drill Hall this week-end: SATURDAY Mixed Doubles. E. J. Vass and Miss J. De Souza vs. S. W. Tanne and Miss I. L. Wang; Beng Tian Yew and Miss Sheh Sal Ming vs. See Gim Hock142 words
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Article128 1931-09-11 20 Hiehter Mortality Among Athletes Tokyo. Aug. 21. The Educational Department's attention has come to be called to the healtn condition of the general sportsmen by the recent death of the female champion Miss Kinue Hitomi. The investigations recently conducted into the condition of the so-called champions of sports m128 words
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Article113 1931-09-11 20 Results of Opening: Matches London. Aug. 29. The following are the results of the matches played under Rugby League rules to-day.— Barrow 7: Swlnton 30. Batley 9. Hunslet 12. Bradford 2: Keighley 6. Bramley 5: Featherstone 8. Castleford 7: Dewsbury 5. Halifax 21: Broughton 9. Hull K.113 words
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Article47 1931-09-11 20 Germany Defeats England Cologne, Aag. 31. In the international athletics here, Germany beat England by 7% events to 4^. England set up a new world's record m the 6,000 metres race, run In four relays, by winning the race m 15 mm. 55 3-5 sec.47 words
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Article40 1931-09-11 20 Singapore G.C. Autumn Cup The Autumn Cup will be competed for on Saturday and Sunday the 19th and 20th inst. The members who return the sixteen best scores m this competition will qualify to play for the Vade Cuo.40 words
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Article55 1931-09-11 20 The following will represent the PunjaJbi Hockey Team against the Indian Association on the latter \s ground to-day at 5 pjn.: Kesar Singh, Basant Singh, Bhan Singh. Sher Singh Narajan Singh, Hazara Singh (capt), Nagindar Singh, Bala Singhi, Radha. A. N. Katyal, Duleep Singh, and Fakir Singh. Reserves Sohan Singh,55 words
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Advertisement252 1931-09-11 20 DELETED "H.M.V." RECORDS NOW from qQ Cts. each S. Moutrie S Co., Ltd, •nncorporated m Hong Kong) «mm H.M.V. SPECIALISTS Raffles Place Singapore IT /S ESSENTIAL TO BE j VINSUR ED AGAINST ALL PERSONAL ACCIDEMS I Apply for particulars of the OCEAN "BONUS' POLICY I Till? sOsOITAIU Accident (.uaranteo Ilir,252 words
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