The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 September 1934
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Title Section17 1934-09-27 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,381. ESTD. 1835 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. 1934 10 CENTS.17 words
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Article, Illustration736 1934-09-27 1 Cunarder Christened The "Queen Mary* 1 VAST CHEERING THRONG CHIPBUILDING history was created on the Clyde yesterday afternoon when the giant Cunard liner known as No. 534 was launched by Her Majesty the Queen m the presence of a great throng computed at736 words
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Article, Illustration96 1934-09-27 1 TIBETAN MONKS HOSTILE Guard For Chinese Mission Simla, Sept. 26. T Chinese mission General Huang continuing their ceremonies of state. visits to Lhasa they ..w the regent and the i^ter at the Palace. At the Dala Lama's throne m the prayed for a speedy reand lavishly distributed pi mplat-ed visitReuter - 96 words
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Article84 1934-09-27 1 bVnti-Nazi Activity In Lithuania Berlin, Sept. 25. sting against the alleged :.v by Lithuania of the Memel ntion of 1924 has been sent by German Vice- President of the legislature to the Powers signinvention, including BriPrance, Italy, and Japan. note is m consequence of the drive launched byReuter Wireless - 84 words
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Article79 1934-09-27 1 ln\ otigations Intensified T T C New York, Sept. 22. ndbergb kidnapping investig- h have been intensified folarrest of Hauptmann are prided to Germany where de- now hurrying. and continuous interrogaHauptmann have not yielded evidence justifying an amendment iarge against him to kidnapnurder, but Hauptmann has hanged hisReuter Wireless - 79 words
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Article166 1934-09-27 1 U. S. Continues To Buy I i London, Sept. 2b. ALTHOUGH today's further rise In silver is generally attributed to speculation and opinion is divided as to how much America is actually buy- ing, authoritative information from New York is that President Roosevelt nrast continue buyingReuter - 166 words
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Article69 1934-09-27 1 Meeting Of International Growers' Association London, Sept. 25. The Siamese position was discussed by today's meeting of the committee oi the International Rubber Growers Association. Siam was not represented. It was decided to open negotiations with the Siamese Government with a view to finding a satisfactory solution. Reuter.Reuter - 69 words
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Article22 1934-09-27 1 New York, Sept. 25. The death has occurred of the millionaire Percy A. Rockfeller, after an, operation for a stomach disorder.- ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article114 1934-09-27 1 Embassy Replaces Legation London, Sept. 26. A MESSAGE from Rome says it is learnt authoritatively that the Government have decided to raise the status of the Italian Legation to an Embassy m consideration of the importance of China as a great country and the importance ofReuter - 114 words
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Article68 1934-09-27 1 His Majesty Contributes £200 London. Sept. 24. Messages of sympathy concerning the Wrexham mining disaster involving the deaths of some 261 miners, are pouring m from foreign quarters. The Lord Mayor of London has opened a relief fund which is headed by a contribution of £200 fromReuter wireless - 68 words
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Article34 1934-09-27 1 Paris, Sept. 23. The ex-Prime Minister, M. Chautemps, has been elected Senator for the Department of Loir et Cher. This will involve his resignation from the leadership of the parliamentary Radical Socialists.- Reuter WirelessReuter Wireless - 34 words
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Article197 1934-09-27 1 No Recognition Of Manchukuo Shanghai, Sept. 26. A SPOKESMAN of the Japanese War Office said m an inter\iew this morning that, m order to maintain peace m the East, something must be done to improve the political and economic relations between Russia and Japan, and toUnion Times - 197 words
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Article48 1934-09-27 1 Shanghai. Sept. 26. H. J. Beer, a sergeant m the Municipal police, aged 33, belonging to London, was seriously wounded m a gun battle with four Chinese gunmen today on the outskirts of the Settlement. Two of the gunmen were wounded and arrested.- ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article42 1934-09-27 1 London, Sept. 25. The single screw steamer Hal-chen, sister ship of the Hal-heng was launched today by the Barclay Curie j Company of Glasgow, for the China Merchants Steam Navigation Company. She was named by Madame C C. Wang.- ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Advertisement46 1934-09-27 1 giGIA TEA grings the freshness and fragrance of the gardens to your home. K^L DINNER CONCERT 8.15 to 9.15 P-f, DANCE (POHMAL) 9 4 CABAR M ET NA TH P E ER TALENTEO E F kira boris rom diashliew russian ballet rXffles celebrated orchestra PHONE 538146 words
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Advertisement90 1934-09-27 1 On Other Pages Letter to the Editor 2 Diary of the iceek 2 Radio programmes 2 Laic riotices 2 Contractor loses claim 3 Air ministry's sajety drive 3 Picture page 5 Counterfeit Dutch coins 6 Promissory notes dispute 7 Leading article and notes 8 Special article 8 Drive against 'Reds'90 words
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Advertisement65 1934-09-27 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA ADELPHI HOI li L FAVOURITE DOWN TOWN HOTEL FACING ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL EVERY ROOM WITH BATH AND MODERN SANITATION NEW GRILL ROOM COCKTAIL LOUNGE TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE JT» SATURDAY "*t j RIJSTAFFEL j THE REAL STUFF PREPARED BY65 words
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Article412 1934-09-27 2 Before the Chief Justice m the Ist. Court at 11 a.m. Part heard:— S. 153*34— Lim Tian Hee vs. L<gi Tiong Bee and 2 ors. Before Mr. Justice Prichaid m the 2nd. Court at 11 a.m. Assizes: Rex vs. Lim Cheok Seng. Before Mr. Justice412 words
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Article, Illustration24 1934-09-27 2 SOME OF the artistes who will be seen In Bryman's Revue, the bright stage show which opens a season at the Capitol tomorrow night.24 words
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Article69 1934-09-27 2 Only Slightly Injured When Car Overturns Ontario. Sept. 22. Little. Goodmans and Evans, three famous American golfers, had a very j lucky escape when their car turned over and caught fire. Somerville, the famous Canadian golfer, who was following their car res- I I cued the golfersReuter Wireless - 69 words
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Article56 1934-09-27 2 At the Penang Chinese Town Hall on Saturday, the marriage was solemnised of Mr. Loo Teong Koi, younger son of the late Mr. Loo Leong Tian and I Miss Chee Geok Lan. only daughter of ,the late Mr. Chee Kheng Yean. The officiating chairman was Mr. Lee Soon Peng, the56 words
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Article437 1934-09-27 2 Royal Platform Like Bridge Of Liner J O A.I London. Sept. 2b. Before daylight Glasgow v.as thronged with visitors brought In by o continuous a xvice of special trains iruii all over il.e country. There was h?avy rain and also a squally westerly wind to discomfit visitors, but437 words
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Article798 1934-09-27 2 i TIN RESTRICTION SUBSTITUTES To the Editor. Sir.— l was rather amused to read the extract from Mr. Eastham's attack on the restriction scheme m your Home Letter this morning and the remark that comments were superfluous. I heartily agree with the remark, but I'm afraidReuter - 798 words
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Article146 1934-09-27 2 Liner Launched In Sixty Seconds Glasgow, Sept. 26. A hundred thousand spectators gazed spellbound despite pouring rain as the liner "534", christened Queen Mary, by the Queen, moved slowly down the slipway into the waters of the Clyde today. The successful launching was due to the heavy drag146 words
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Article156 1934-09-27 2 Hard Labour For The Driver An escape from death by two youths m a car. which crashed through a wooden fence and came to a stop with the front wheels hanging over a drop of 80 feet down the Black Rock and with the rear wheels156 words
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Article26 1934-09-27 2 Oberammergau, Sept. 25. It is estimated that 500,000 visitors of whom 60,000 were foreigners, witnessed this year's performances of the Passion Play which concludes tomorrow.—Reuter Wireless.26 words
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Advertisement246 1934-09-27 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS EVERY DOGS DELIGHT SPILLER'S SHAPES Whether your dog has the longed tail—the most soulful eyes—the bandiest legs or the largest feet or whether he is a thoroughbred with a pedigree as long as Eiffel Tower _give him SHAPES. ALL BREEDS LIKE THEM EACH SHAPE A FLAVOUR. EACH FLAVOUR246 words
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Advertisement523 1934-09-27 2 TENDERS sixcAi'ouiT"""^ MUNICIPALITY Tenders 4 iT c IL ders are now inviv* i following materials or particulars, see Municin Room. In, Purchase of ten I tumbler-carts. ly i: Sewage Pumping, St. Pumping 81 Closing 4 p. m Mi Supply of Salt Glazed War. p, etc. for 1935. Date o r,523 words
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Miscellaneous278 1934-09-27 2 Diary Of The Week THURSDAY, SEPT. 27. Bigh Water 1.0 a.m. 9.6 ft., 12.39 p.m. 9.5 ft. Football: Malay Inter-School Competition, T. Besar vs. Kota Ruja "A." Geylang English School ground Ping-Pong C.C.W.A.A. vs. A.A.A.. Great World. Tennis S.C.C. "A" doubles final and prize distribution. FRIDAY, SEPT. 28. Sigh Water278 words
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Miscellaneous234 1934-09-27 2 I Today's Radio S Programmes Singapore ZHI Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd Wavelength 49.9 metres p.m. 6 Recorded music. 6.45 News bulletin supplied by Straits Times. Relay of dinner music by Rallies Hotel Orchestra under the di¥?tion of Dan Hopkins n n p Transmission 111234 words
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756 1934-09-27 3 CONTRACTOR'S UNSUCCESSFUL CLAIM AGAINST STATE Dispute Over A P. W. D. Contract our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Sept. 25. A considerable interest to tors who tender for Governbegan before the Chief day. Kanagasabai, a Tamil coni Banting, claims $19,***** of Selangor, alleging contract m respect of a ler m connection756 words
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Article437 1934-09-27 3 Importance Of Radio In Aerial Organisation biggest saiety-drive that avialon has ever known has been started by the Air Ministry. flicial order is soon to be issued ling all commercial aircraft on internal air routes m land to carry radio receiving and fitting equipment. And all437 words
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Article, Illustration39 1934-09-27 3 WE OF THE two R.A.F. Perth flying boats, which left Mount fatten Station, Plymouth, on a flight to Greenland for training i»urpo SCS and to observe the possibilities of a new air route to America, by the North Atlantic.39 words
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Article505 1934-09-27 3 STRANGE INTERLUDE •MISCHIEF CHARGE AGAINST CHINESE Smashed Table Top With An Axe A WIDOW and her family were sitting down to dinner at a marble-topped table. Suddenly a man's hand swung an axe into their midst and the marble was smashed to pieces. Some grabbed the intruder while the womenfolk,505 words
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Article71 1934-09-27 3 The Sia Mea Tng choir under the direction of Mr. J. McNeish will render four special numbers at the English service on Sunday at 6 p.m. at the Straits Chinese Methodist Church m Kampong Kapor Road. A lecture on self-culture will be given by Pandit Viswabandhu Sastri. MA, M.0.L.. at71 words
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Article358 1934-09-27 3 Former Raffles Student In Court QNE afternoon last week Visvanathan, x^ an office tamby, cycled to the General Post Office to mail a letter for his employers He was queueing up at the counter when he saw a man mount his bicycle which he had358 words
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Article, Illustration59 1934-09-27 3 THE COMBINED .forces of the Navy, Army and Air Force completed their attack on the Yorkshire coast by an evening landing at tho important seaside centre of Hornsea. Thousands of holiday makers assembled on the beach to witness the final landing. The picture shows members of the General Staff of59 words
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Advertisement406 1934-09-27 3 No. 8360 4 \o. 8700 Brass Bolt Brass Cabin WU h b U** H ks extra 4 8 "°S 40 strong. 4 6 J| l Q A 8" .75 5 50 12" 1.00 6 b 0 18" 1.50 8" .W Each. Each. ENGLISH J^^JT MADE ELEPHANT X Uif HEAD BUILDERS'406 words
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Article, Illustration866 1934-09-27 4 EMIL LENGYEL - WEIGHED AND FOUND Wanting EMIL LENGYEL The HITLER Myth DISPELLED By THE writer of this article is an authority on Central European politics and political trends and is a close observer of the situation m Germany, where he is a frequent visitor. His book, "Hitler/* won wide commendation as an866 words
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Article432 1934-09-27 4 Japan Playing A Waiting Game REFUSAL TO REVEAL HER INTENTIONS BY K. K. KAWAKAM! THIS candid reflection of the views of a Japanese joun, m the United States on his country's foreign ptju. cabled to Japan for publication m the Mainichi n***. Mr. Kawakami is the Washington representative O f432 words
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Article592 1934-09-27 4 "11/'E must defend ourselves at all costs." Such appears to be the current philosophy of all nations. With some, defence takes the form of plans for bigger navies or air forces. Others, m the realisation that their own armed strength alone might fail them, would resurrect alliances of592 words
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Article153 1934-09-27 4 Italy's Violent Words About Malta The decree suppressing Italian as an official language m Malta has produced a prolonged and violent series of anti-British articles m the Italian Press. Britain is described as "putting herself on the level of a petty war-pro-fiteering State, that oppresses the racial153 words
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Article, Illustration41 1934-09-27 4 MISS ESTHER TOIVENEN. a 20-year-old blonde from Finland, being: crowned "Miss Europe" by Mi.-s Violet Vanburgh at Hastings. There were altogether lti beautiful entrants from countries m all parts of Europe, and England was represented by Miss Joan I.ommas. of Birmingham.41 words
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242 1934-09-27 4 ARCHBISHOP FAVOURS SUNDAY SPORT IJR. William Wand MJ of Brisbane, who patted through Sydney recently on his way to Bri bane, says he has no objection I day sport provided it la good, cleaij healthy recreation, and doej volve labour on the part ot oti ho would not condom* a242 words
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Advertisement42 1934-09-27 4 "The THIN MAN" ..'Head and shoulders above anything I have seen m moji.ths" SUNDAY PICTORIAL. I 01 ARM/NO FRfSmSS M&\ ♦S\ Qifderi/ 1 BEAUTY PREPARATIONS I^M Treatment by Appointment H Telephone 6115 H H MAYNAPH eCa BATTERY RD. H IVIHIINMKU LTD. SINGAPORE42 words
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Advertisement38 1934-09-27 4 STEEL CASTINGS BLl'tlim 1 SV Urn A mgj&*' y^s»i^7 ■i-iJ-.rfi t^^H lLi 1 GEARS OF ALL TYPES. Locomotive and Truck Wheels. Ships Stem and Stern Posts. Heavy Brackets Bed Plates. Pump Impellers Propellers. UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. SINGAPORE BRANCHES.38 words
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Article, Illustration200 1934-09-27 5 be seen m the foreground. THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER soing aboard H.M.S. Sussex at Marseilles whence he left for his tour m Ceylon and Australia. A large crowd gave the Duke a send-off from the quayside. THE LAUNCHING ol X.M.S. Hussar, the second of the stoops which John I. Thornycroft200 words
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474 1934-09-27 6 DISCOVERIES IN POLICE RAID Two Chinese Charged OVER 30 exhibits including a number of spurious half-guilder cokis and materials alleged to be used lor the manufacture of counterfeit coins were produced yesterday before Mr. Norman Grice. the second magistrate, during the course474 words
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1534 1934-09-27 6 SAYS HE ONLY RETAINED HIS SHARE OF COMMISSION LIM BEOW LENG, a local business man, was charged m the Third Police Court yesterday, before Mr. J. M. Brander, with criminal breach of trust m respect of two sums of $501,534 words
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Article155 1934-09-27 6 Well-known Race Horse Trainer Weds m Singapore Capt. C. W. E. Humphrys. the wellknown Perak race horse trainer and amateur rider, was married at the Registry Office. Singapore, yesterday to Mrs. Gloria Bartholemew. widow of the late Capt. William M. Bartholemew United States Army. Son of the late155 words
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Article181 1934-09-27 6 Well-known Singaporean's Death In Hong Kong in Ne wnn h /l been received of the death fyih£? I g On Tuesd *y of Mr. *cidjof Man-kskau. who was formerly manager of Namazie Oil Palm Saltations. Johore. Mr. Mangskau, who was a Norwegian. 37 years of age was181 words
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816 1934-09-27 6 Unparliamentary Language A political sensation was caused re- cently m Ceylon by the suspension of Mr H R Freeman member for Anuradhapura. from the State Council for a period of one week. The incident occurred during a discussion on the Speaker's salary Mr. Freeman, who816 words
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Article, Illustration27 1934-09-27 6 MISS NANCY JUPP. the 13-year old girl from Scotland, driving during the final of the Girls' Golf Championship, m which she heat Miss Montford, at Stoke Poges.27 words
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Article153 1934-09-27 6 BRITISH EXPERT i< OPTIMIST,,-' Every Care Being Taken j jyjjß. C H. Crocker i m the General El,-, Radio Laboratory. Radio V entry, who is on a tour Near East with a view hand information en short wave abroad, m an inter Free Press yesterday manufacturers were mal153 words
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Article220 1934-09-27 6 SJLR. Employee Acquitted 01 Using: Forced Doornail T. G. Francis, an viv.y. Singapore Harbour Board quitted and dischai--,! U court yesterday on a charge oi dis honestly using ai K < u:: document, namely, i promisa lor $378 alleged to have b- i 8 Sikh named Nathan220 words
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Advertisement48 1934-09-27 6 Til Articles may be handed m tor SPECIAL and EXPRESS LAUNDRY SERVICE Ory Cleaning Waterproofing Invisible mending undertaken. WEEK DAYS, HOURS 7 AM -2 P.M. &4-6PM SATURDAYS. HOURS 7 A.M. 2 P.M. RECEIVING DEPO7 SINGAPORE STEAM LAUNDRY LIMITED. 255, ORCHARD ROAD OPPOSITE C<V O STOPAGF S L I48 words
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Advertisement62 1934-09-27 6 "The THIN MAN" "Most enjnyablf I rm seeing \hc tin /U/LV HERALD ICuticura TALCUM POWDI as pure, fragrant and scfrunuu;I Smooth, UitiMpti containing tlio «l< medication of r«<*« it ifcioffbi pertpirai and cools ami lOOtbi nkin. Ideal as n gui deodorant during weather. C-mpic each So, I TaK-um Ir.e ui»n62 words
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Article91 1934-09-27 7 Man's Ruse To Escape Having To Work William Leslie Fields, aged 25. a labourer, was stated at the Battersea. 8.W.. inquest, to have swallowed pins and neenles on one occasion so that he might escape work. He had to be taken to hospital for an operation.91 words
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Article232 1934-09-27 7 Chinese Woman's Suit For Recovery Of $5,000 Fails Mr. Justice A'Beckett Terrell yesterday dismissed with costs the case m which a Chinese woman, Lim CrToo Neo, sued the Estate and Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd., as administrators of the estate of her brother, Lim Ban Watt, for the recovery232 words
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Article217 1934-09-27 7 Important Meeting Held At Geneva Geneva, Sept. 24. Two important meetings were held (today, firstly. M. Barthou, Mr. Eden [and Baron Aloisi discussed the 'question of Austrian independence Authoritative British quarters emphasise the fact that the presence of the Lord Privy Seal indicates there is no change m217 words
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Article100 1934-09-27 7 Charred Remains Found In Bush Nairobi. The charred remains of what is believed to be the body of Dr. J. J. Vanderleeuw, a Dutch educationist and airman, have been found m Tanganyika. He was reported missing on his return journey from South Africa, and now the wreckage100 words
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Article261 1934-09-27 7 Supreme Court Sequel J^ DISPUTE between Chinese over a number of promissory notes had a sequel m the Supreme Court yesterday before Sir Walter Huggard < Chief Justice). The suit was between Lim Tian Hee •plaintiff) and Lim Tiong Bee Lim Kee Siang and Chop Siang Bee261 words
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Article304 1934-09-27 7 I arge Attendance At Funeral Service There passed away early yesterday morning at the General Hospital. Singapore, an old and respected member of the Eurasian community m the person of Mrs. Eliza Hubbard. She had 1 been ailing for some time and her death was not unexpected.304 words
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Article137 1934-09-27 7 Throe hundred head of swine have recounted to swine lever m Singapore m the last six months, the Free* Press understands. The first cast-, vre reported by Chinese squatters at the 12th mile. Seletar, and since then the epidemic has spread rapidly. It has broken out m old137 words
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Advertisement400 1934-09-27 7 4re Your Godown Charges Billing into your Profits? difficult enough to-day to make without having them diminishee I which with a little attenare avoidable. you consider these questions?— not possible your Godown ren' may be raised that you may be asked to sien i long lease hat your Godown staff,400 words
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Advertisement26 1934-09-27 7 f CAPlTOL— Saturday Next— ll a.m. m*2 "Mickey Mouse" Matinee fTJ% SPECIALLY SELECTED PROGRAMME. /jOL An Absolute Treat for the Kiddies Admission: Adults 50cts. Children 25cts.26 words
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Advertisement277 1934-09-27 7 m^^^ K r B t^l^B' mm n^HM- ana t^^^h I PAVILION PACKED HOUSES 5 NIGHTL 9.15 WELCOME BACK tel EP hone~"rTT E ~a~™ ENGLAND'S GREATNOT GUARANTEED AFTER 9 P.M. EST SILLY ASSETS, QLr PRODUCTION. V I^'P^' > 1 <$'"' Grt;-: B^^^^^^^T^w^^B^T^»«r«w«^B«^r^Tßß^^B? 3??''' j x^ y*~*M^***"\ I i^fc-' I— r-r-^—^v^S^? i.^277 words
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1161 1934-09-27 8 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1934 "Panic-Stricken Measures" AS will be seen from our correspondence pondence columns yesterday the Singapore Boxing Board of Control take exception to the point of view expressed m an article m this column on Monday, entitled "The Tragedy of Thunderface." This was only1,161 words
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Article, Illustration391 1934-09-27 8 Mr. Justice Avory. who recently cc- lebrated his 83rd birthday, ascribes, his long sustained mental and physical vigour very largely to a love of the open air. At Cambridge he won Fmmom distinction m the! Judges boats, and until. Birthday quite recent years was an ardent391 words
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Article953 1934-09-27 8 "Kramats In Malaya OACRED persons, places and things < kramat m Malaya such as Muslim saints, trees, rocks, animals and graves are little known except to those who have made a study of them. My previous service m the Malayan Forest Department, and transfers to various districts m the Federated953 words
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Advertisement221 1934-09-27 8 LIME JUICE nnorio corral KII^P ORANGE AND I V I^b 1 LEMON SQUASHES 80 Cents Per Bottle, LESS 10 Cents Per Empty BOTTLE Allowance on Returns To Your PROVISION STORE. GALDBECICS BY SPECIAL 2» Io HM THE \PPOINTMENT KlN(i OF SIA>I DIAMOND WATCHES. Their sheer loveliness makes them instantly appealing221 words
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Advertisement58 1934-09-27 8 "WHEN I READ ABOUT these marvellous electrical inventions, it makes me think a little," said the callow youth. "Yes" remarked his fair but bored companion, "Isn't it wonderful what electricity can do/ It is even more wonderful what "GAFLAC" Policies will do to replace your losses. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE58 words
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Article128 1934-09-27 9 10.000 TROOPS l\ Shanghai, Sept. 25. I order for a general /1 ft against the Red forces Pukien was ae6patch2d at morning. 40.000 Oorernment troops rom the divisions under Gen Li Yu-tang. Liv Chan Hsi-lian are advancing si)y m diilerent directions District 01 Liencheng. GenUnion Times - 128 words
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Article50 1934-09-27 9 P Spreading Rapidly In China Shanghai, Sept. 15. lu-lal officials of Kiangsi 000 members oi the "new ment m Nam-hang yesterday n sen! wore Chinese made it s and clothes. s are reported to have movement m that Province movement is spreading Throughout the country Union TimesUnion Times - 50 words
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Article55 1934-09-27 9 tahlishing Headquarters In Shanghai Shanghai. Sept. 25. Cross Society of China is cwn headquarters m lortly, accordng to a deci•ci at a general meeting when 146 leading members part* of the country attended meeting also deeded to open a of branches m the commercial ti sUnion Times - 55 words
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554 1934-09-27 9 $75,000 Vote In Budget Seremban, Sept. >.">. Serembans water, which was described by a former chairman of the Sanitary Board, as "Ginger Beer." and which has been the subject cf considerable discussion, figured again m today's proceedings of the Seremban Sanitary Board. The554 words
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Article71 1934-09-27 9 Appearance of "Chian Kuo Chun" Shanghai, Sept. 25. A new "army" styled the "Chian Kuo Chun" (army for reorganisation) has appeared m North China. The troops are said to have been armed by the Japanese and led by Gen. Liv Kweitang. Chao Tai-chung and Shih Yusan. TheUnion Times - 71 words
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Article98 1934-09-27 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices And Sterling Rates (From Our Own Correspondent) RUBBER: London, Sept. 26. Spot (Sellers) 7 3 /sd. (7»/ 2 d.) (Buyers) 7 5 16d. <7%d.) Oct. -Dec. 7 13|32d. (7V 2 d.) Jan-Mar. 7 9 16d. (7 11|16d.) i Apr-June 7 3 4 d.98 words
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Article, Illustration11 1934-09-27 9 inpp. Assistant Commissioner, (front seat, right) as the autogyro tcok off.11 words
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Article242 1934-09-27 9 Felt His Own Job Was Superfluous New York, Sept. 25. General Johnson has resigned. President Roosevelt has accepted the resignation, which was not unexpected In view of the criticism of recent tronths and the dispute with Miss Frances Perkins, the Secretary of Labour, and also the handlingReuter - 242 words
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Article131 1934-09-27 9 CHINESE DEFEINGE PROPOSALS Shanghai, Sept. 24. A CABLE signed by a number of members of the Kuomintang including Mr. Hu Han-minj lias been sent to the Central Government demanding a reply to their circular telegram dated Sept. 8, which made the following proposals The Fifth PlenaryUnion Times - 131 words
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Article130 1934-09-27 9 Tale Of Four Girls In A Limousine John William Wilson, said to have posed as a Belgian duke, received six months' imprisonment at Portsmouth tor trying to obtain €10 from Frank; Reginald Betteridge. an unemployed I man. of Gosport < Hants >. Betteridge answered an advertisement130 words
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Article84 1934-09-27 9 Shanghai, Sept. 25. Acting under instructions from the Japanese, the Mongolian leaders m Jehol have issued invitations to the Mongolian princes and chiefs m Outer and Inner Mongolia to attend a conference m Jehol city some time next month. It is reported that the Japanese! have assisted theUnion Times - 84 words
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Article249 1934-09-27 9 Sunday, Sept. I<>. The Hon. Mr. C. C. Brown and Mrs Brown arrived to stay at Government House. Mr. A. R. Thompson left Government I House. Monday. Sept. 17. In the morning Capitano di Corvetta i G. Viansino of the Royal Italian Navy! Gunboat "Sebastiano Caboto" and the249 words
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Article55 1934-09-27 9 Borneo Motors. Ltd. have received the following cable from the Riley Co., Coventry: The fastest event m world British F&acing Drivers Club 500 miles Jrace Brooklands September twentysecond m torrential rain Riley finish first second and sixth at 104 m ph. also win team prize and five55 words
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Advertisement111 1934-09-27 9 The Cure of Obesity and Constipation THE CULTURE off the ABDOMEN By F A. Hornibrook is the book which cured Bennett of Dyspepsia I'eH.O. Wells a new lease lost cheerful thing about simple exercises is that ake but seven minutes a I so avoid becoming tirend boring Price $3.50 KELLY111 words
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Advertisement223 1934-09-27 9 MEN'S CLOTHES READY TO-WEAR j LONDON TAILOR MADE /-»> TWEED OVERCOATS Hi* IN SMART CHIiCK AM) ilf HKRRING BOM f 'i\JjffT^^^^ PATTKRNS <*\JMIfA GREYS AND BROWNS Mm W<\ SIZES 36'— 42- CHEST vj^^ 'JHI price $30.00 each I fitMWLM SPORTS JACKETS \w^SBr ALL WOOL T'llift&al IN BROWN GREY AND f223 words
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839 1934-09-27 10 EMay Be Forced Up To Ninepence »From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Aug. 28. A tale of optimism has again to be told this week. Business m the commodity market has been nothing more than moderate, America has shown only slight interest, and the trade is839 words
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Article216 1934-09-27 10 SEPT. 26. SELLING < London. 4 months' sight 247 32 London' 3 months' sight 2,4 13 64 London 60 days' sight 2 4 3 16 London. 30 days' sight 2 4 5 32 London, demand 2 4 l 8 London, T.T. 2 4 332 Lyons and Paris, demand216 words
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Article178 1934-09-27 10 South American Buys From Britain An agreement has been reached between Sir W. G Armstrong, Whttworth and Co.. Ltd., and the Buenos Ayres j Western Railway of Brazil as a result 'of which the railway company will put into regular trial service two Arm-strong-Whitworth diesel trains of an178 words
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Article87 1934-09-27 10 During the week ending Sept. 22, exports from Malayan ports of tinned pineapples amounted to 22.711 cases, of which 15.187 167^ > cases were to the United Kingdom. 720 <3 f r) cases to the Continent of Europe. 6.250 <28';> cases' to Canada, and 554 <2487 words
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87 1934-09-27 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT Sept. 26, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers R.SS. equal to London Std.. Spot (loose) 24 3 4 24 7 8 R.S.S. equal to London St., ((FOB. > October 25 25* 8 Standard R S.S. on tender Oct.-Dec. 25 3 i 25 787 words
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Article116 1934-09-27 10 SEPT. 26. Shell and Fish Kerosene per Unit of 2 x 4-gallon tins $4.86 Crown. Dragon Kerosene per Unit of 2 x 4-gallon tins 4.46 Cross Kerosene per Unit of 2 x 4-gallon tins 4.31 Devoe's Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tin (of 4 Gallons) 2.43 Sylvan116 words
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Article114 1934-09-27 10 SEPT. 26. Buyers Sellers Gambler £50 Java Cube J-JJJj Hamburg Cube 8.00 Muntok White Pepper 44.50 White Pepper 43 50 Copra. Sundried 3.00 Copra, mixed 2.35 Small flake Tapioca 3.70 Fair Sago Flour 1.87V 2 Blanja Jelotong 6-75 Sarawak Jelotong 6.50 R. (Siam) W.C. No. 1 per114 words
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Article114 1934-09-27 10 Saturday Closing Until Further Notice London, Sept. 24. On the Stock Exchange today the new account started brightly and. with interest broadening, the tendency m nearly all sections was firm. Industrials, particularly, displayed further strong features and interest was maintained In gilt-edged securities and foreigners, although the upward114 words
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Article983 1934-09-27 10 WEDNESDAY. SEPT 26. 1934. Ampat Tin i4> 5s 5s 9d c.d. Asam Kumbang ii) jT.- 6d 40s x.d. Austral Malay i£> 50s 52s 6d A\er Hitam Tin < ss 14s 9d 15s 3d c.d. Ayer Weng ($1) 2.00 2.05 Bangrin Tin i£> 25s 6d 26s 6d Changkat983 words
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Article828 1934-09-27 10 RUBBER SHARES' UPW ARD SWING Steadier Feeling In Local Market THERE is very iittle that calls for comment, favourable or otherwise, m the conditions prevailing m the local share market during the past week. The price of tin still shows no inclination to swing either way and speculation m the828 words
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Article96 1934-09-27 10 "THE Singapore Chan 1 Rubber Associat, auction yesterday wh< logued 1.465.835 i b s Offered 1.409.785 I 986.668 lbs.: 440 4? London >"' New York PRHKS REAUZHS Ribbed Smoked Sheet r ,u iv r ik Standard Quality 1 2 I i Good Arerace Qu Fair Average Qualit96 words
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Article144 1934-09-27 10 New Types Of Stow Locomotive The London and North I way Company have with the Sentinel w lor v, steam locomotive unusual design I branch services. This locomotive, wh first of its type to be employed In tain will be mounted ed bogies and pro th 1 1144 words
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Article72 1934-09-27 10 United Press Sept American Can. CVm American Telephone and Telegraph Atcheson Railroad Dupont Firestone General Electric General Motors 's Goodrich Goodyear Inter-Telephono and Telegraph National Cit- Bank New York Central Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Radio Corporation Socony Vacuum Standard Oil N.J Texas Corporation Union Oil Union Pacific RailroadUnited Press - 72 words
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Article, Illustration711 1934-09-27 11 IRVIN S. COBB - THE REAL "LOW DOWN" on HOLLYWOOD IRVIN S. COBB BY Hollywood In erson In which the famous humourist, as Mollie Merrick guest columnist, relieves your mind of Borne of doubts about Hollywood. Pi APS some morbid person to know my answer to (real question What do >: Hollywood I think711 words
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Article, Illustration719 1934-09-27 11 Ely Culbertson - Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Player and Greatest Card Analyst THE CORRECT LINE OF PLAY Sometimes those hands which appear to be the most innocuous teach the soundest lessons m planning the P ay. On the hand m today's article there is only one correct line of719 words
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Article485 1934-09-27 11 The following publications were issued or received by the Department! of Statistics, S.S. and F.M.S.. during the period Sept. 8 to Sept. 14, 1934, inclusive, and are available for public use m the Reference Library. Fullerton Building. Singapore. Application may be made by members of the485 words
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Article82 1934-09-27 11 London, Sept. 22. On the Money Market this week Government's policy of cheap borrow- j ing was further helped by the keen competition of Clearing Banks for this week's Treasury Bills and the average rate of discount dropped from 10 6 to' 9/3. This fall, howevdp*. is expected82 words
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Advertisement778 1934-09-27 11 Aa»et» exceed Sl2.§— Mi Assurance la force *yw If, MM—. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. I (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements) HEAD omc«: Great .astern Lit* Building, Cecil Street. Singapore UMTOON ofWCI J7. Old J.w* ft. cenpan, deputed wit. •g^^-JJ-j- ccnpU- wU. ATTRACTIVE PLANS OF ASSURANCE. AGENTS WANTID778 words
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Article528 1934-09-27 12 Gyro-Controlled Gear For French Liner DETAILS are given m the current issue ol the "Brown Gazette" of the equipment which is being supplied by Messrs. S G. Brown, Ltd., for the Compagnie Generale Trnsatlantique's 79.000-ton turbo-electric liner Normandie, which is now fitting out at St. Nazaire. The ship528 words
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Article229 1934-09-27 12 Proposed Infliction Of Heavier Fines A a recent meeting of the Council of the Hull Chamber of Commerce and Shipping, the Chamber decided to support the following resolution from the Birkenhead Chamber of Comimerce: "That steps be taken by Parliament to amend the provisions of the Merchant Shipping Acts,229 words
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Advertisement635 1934-09-27 12 BOUSTEAD Co., Ltd. (Incorporated xi F.M.S.) TELEPHONE: Freight 5433 Passage 5431. LLOYDS AGENTS. Booking Agents for Federat< d Malay states RallwaJli Koyal State Railways of Siam. Incorporated m England). HOME VIA CHINA, JAPAN, HONOLULU CANADA. FOUR MAGNIFICENT "EMPRESSES/ 1 COMPRISING THE LARGEST AND FASTEST STEAMERS ON THE PACIFIC FREQUENT SAILINGS635 words
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Advertisement156 1934-09-27 12 STATE SHIPPING SERVICE of Western Australia FREMANTLE Via Part Swettenham, Penaaa i x Palembanit Banjoewan^i and Nor 1 Weatern Port* l>ue Sail Singapore SlDgapor* I T.s.m.v. Kangaroo Oct. 12 Oct. 13 IT.s.m.v. Kangaroo Nov. 19 Nov. 20 T.s.m.v. Koolinda Jan. 8 Jan. 9 T.s.m.v. Kangaroo Jan. 28 Jan. 29 i156 words
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Advertisement128 1934-09-27 12 HENDERSON LINE SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS By Fortnightly Passenger Steamer Between Rangoon, Port Sudan. Marseilles. Palma and England HOMEWARD SAILINGS Port of Disembarkation Plymouth Leave Ranfooa 1934 YOMA Oct 6 PEGU Oct. 20 CHINDWIN Nov. KEMMENDINE Nov. 17 BHAMO Dec 1 AMARAPOORA Dec. 13 SAOAINO Dec BURMA Jan 12 YOMA PEGU128 words
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Miscellaneous581 1934-09-27 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday $1 p.m. Thursday 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m Saturday 7 p.m Kuantan (via Jerartut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 a.m. 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 7.30 a.m.581 words
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Miscellaneous239 1934-09-27 12 PASSENGERS HOMEWARD The following passengers are pro- jceeding per s.s. Mantua sailing at 9 30 a m. tomorrow lor Penang. Colombo and Europe: Mr. L. W. Tivy. Miss Poe' Mr. and Mrs. Cheng Taik. Miss Sue .Mrs. Mok Seong and infant. Mrs Taylor. Mr. Jackson Marshall. Mrs Walthtr. Mrs. Juvet239 words
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Miscellaneous136 1934-09-27 12 PASSENGERS The following is the list of passengers who left Singapore on Tuesday, per s.s. Pres. Harrison: Hon. Mr. A. M. Goodman. Hon. Mr. H. H. Abdul Cader. 1 Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Khoo Sian Ewe. Hon. Mr. P. Simpson, Hon. Mr. E. Newbold. Mr. and Mrs Cheah Gin Kooi136 words
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Miscellaneous275 1934-09-27 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR East Wharf <Kntra,iM >lt( Rajula 22. H M Main Wharf (Entrance Gate Mantua 18: Toussoum shire 14; Banthia n p 8; Kedah. TV ucer 7 Empire Do< k (Entrance G»u Tweedbank 30; Kl.:k Silverwalnu? 35; M Empire Dock (Entrance 1 Xhandalla 46: City ol i West Wharf: (t275 words
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Advertisement429 1934-09-27 13 P. O. S. N. COS SAILINGS. OUTWARDS Tarnge SpSre. BHUTAW 6.100 Sept. 29 RANCHI i S**"; BE- IKJ.-HL ag SOUDAN 6.500 Oct 24 RAWALPINDI 17 000 Jan 4 CARTHAGE 15.000 Oct. 26 BANGALORE 6000 Jan 17 RANPURA IT.COO Nov 9 RAJPUTANA ***** Jan is BURDWAN 6.070 Nov 18 CHITRAL sSSo429 words
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Advertisement532 1934-09-27 13 Eller man Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England) "ELLERMAN" LINE FOR HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL Steamer Due sails y°i tsbur S Sept. 29 Oct. 2 25* hiOS Oct. 14 Oct. 16 City of Khartoum Oct. 30 Nov 2 City of Cambridge Nov 14532 words
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Advertisement1093 1934-09-27 13 Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. THE CUNARD WHITE vr ltd TOE STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE SARAWAK STEAMSH 'O THE CHINA NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. THE AUSTRALIAN aToRIE^; V lIN THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co THE SUN SHIPPING CO^ Ltd. INSURANCE. The Liverpool and London and Glone Ihe Tliames and M-1,093 words
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Advertisement862 1934-09-27 14 K. P- M. CONINKLUU PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPH TOMOHON— Thursday, Sept. 27. Singkawang. Pemangkat and Sambas. TlDORE—Thursday. Sept. 27. Selat-Pandjang. Bengkalis. Soengei-Pakning, Siak and Pakan-Baroe. BUUSKES -Thursday, Sept. 27 Penang, Oelee-Lheue <not for passengers), Sabang. Tjalang, Meulaboh. Tapa-Toean. Sinabang, Singkel, Baros, Sibolga, Natal. Sasak. and Padang. VAN DER LI JN- -Thursday, Sept.862 words
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Advertisement581 1934-09-27 14 "~__B____»\ J \>^ J^^l I TO EUROPE FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANQ VIA COLOMm>, ■OBffiAY, SUEZ, POBI SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES BIARSEIXUbS AND NEW 2OR&. Arrive Le*v© Leave Arrive Spore Spore Penang N. -or* Pres. Hayes Oct. 6 Oct. 9 Oct.. 11 Nov. 20 i Pres. Johnson Oct. 20 Oct. 23 Oct.581 words
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Advertisement654 1934-09-27 14 O. S. K. LINE FOR ftrMCA AND lOrn AMERICA f Buenos Aires Buenos Aires via Coiumbo. bur Dai. Maru Cape Town, Rio de Janeiro, Bamoi ai*a Montevideo Tofuku Maru Cape Town via Mombasa. Zanzibar Dar-es-Salaam, L Marques, Duro.and Algoa Bay 4- Arahii Maru Buenos Aires via Colombo. Mombasa t AraDia654 words
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Article1142 1934-09-27 15 But They Cannot Be Taken As A Criterion Of The Future SUNDERLAND'S FINE SHOWING Manchester One Of Best Teams In Country From Our Own Correspondent) London, Sent m n C B continue to be the order of the day m League' football isional tables present very1,142 words
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Article23 1934-09-27 15 London, Sept. 26. Don Bradman. who was operated on for appendicitis on Tuesday, passed a good night and his condition is un-, changed.-Reuter.23 words
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Article790 1934-09-27 15 Wadley To Be Skipper Of Gloucester For Third Successive Year EARLY SEASON MATCHES Leicester's Big Win Over Penarth (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Sept. 10. THE Rugby football season will soon be In full .swing, and before it 1 gets really going you will probabbly be790 words
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231 1934-09-27 15 S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT CONCLUDED Garrard And Hamilton Win "A" Doubles TTHE S.C.C. tennis tournament was brought to a close yesterday afternoon when the M A H doubles final was played and won by Garrard and Hamilton who beat Col. Allen and Lieut. Chestnutt 4 6. 6 3. 6 3. It231 words
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Article327 1934-09-27 15 The ties played yesterday m the; Tanglin Club tennis tournament re- suited as follows: Dyne Cup Mrs. E. W. P. Fulcher and R. L. Moir (owe 4) beat Mrs. E. Fletcher, and R. F. Goodman <owe 1). 6 —2, 6 —4. Cullen Cup Miss Stevens and A327 words
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Article, Illustration27 1934-09-27 15 DRAKE the Arsenal rentreforward. collides uith Riley, the Liverpool goalkeeper, m the first division match at Highbury, m which the Arsenal overwhelmed their opponents and won B—l27 words
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Article112 1934-09-27 15 The following cards were returned In the Women's September medal at the Island Club played over the first nine holes on Tuesday Mrs G. Marshall 52—18 34 Mrs L G. Johnson 50 —15~35 Mrs. R J. Wilson 51—15 36 Miss Abed 48—11 "37 The112 words
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79 1934-09-27 15 Lady Huggard In Final Of Andrew Currie Cup I ADY Huggard is to meet Mrs. Cherry m the final of the Andrew Currie Cup. which carries with it the I title of the women's champion of Singapore. The semi-finals were played of! yesterday at the Island Club.^ After a ivery79 words
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Advertisement56 1934-09-27 15 "The THIN MAN" "A film \fi m should make a point of seeing and the best picture of the week" ...SUNDAY REFEREE. #I^^^^ *W* UH* 1 CONNOISSEUR IT IS QUALITY THAT COUNTS J SW* (XPJSrSS is a cigarette of unique merit MADE IN /|P^B?i^ 6O CENTS ENGLAND i§p||*|p/ PER TIN56 words
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606 1934-09-27 16 SELANGOR TRIAL FOR INTERSTATE GAME Sever a I Newcomers PERAK FORMING OFFICIAL GOVERNING CLUB DOTH m Selangor and Perak the rugby season has virtually started J m earnest. The trial game at K.L. last Saturday revealed a number of promising newcomers, several of whom606 words
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Article324 1934-09-27 16 Officials Elected For New Governing Club For several years, although Perak has taken a leading part m Malayan rugby football, there has been no official club governing the game m the State and the game has existed as a section of the Ipoh Club's sports arrangements. The Malayan324 words
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Article, Illustration16 1934-09-27 16 AN INCIDENT m one of the ru*by trial sanies on the S.C.C. Padang: on Tuesday evening.16 words
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628 1934-09-27 16 Chinese And Colts' Goalless Hockey Match BOTH SIDES BELOW FORM S.C.K.C 0; Colts 0. THE hockey season was ushered m quite unceremoniously and a few matches have already been played but these were between weaker sides. Perhaps the first match of any importance was played when the S.C.R.C. met the628 words
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Article125 1934-09-27 16 The following have been invited to play m a practice match on Monday, on the V.M.C.A. Ground at 5 p.m. Colours: J. Bleha. V. Xavier. R. Lyne. W. Pullen. P. C. Sands. E. Brown. Catchatoor. R. J. Fennie. S. Ferreira. D. Ross. Au Pecfc Whye. A. N. Katyal.125 words
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Article719 1934-09-27 16 America's Cup Will Not Come Home Reuter SOPW1TH DECLARES WITHDRAWS PROTEST WILL NOT CHALLENc AND GIVES RAINBOW FOR THE TROP^ THE CUP AGAIN AMERICA'S Cup will remain m the United States rL spell. It would seem as if it is fated never to return to y Thirteen previous attempts toReuter - 719 words
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