The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 8 October 1935
1935-10-08
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section15 1935-10-08 1 One Rundred Years of Progress Centenury Number of ESTD. 1835 TUESDAY OCTOBER, 8. 19 35.15 words
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Advertisement97 1935-10-08 1 THE SINGAPORE JFMEE &KES& >vo. 1. TO LET And may hi entct^d upi* the Ist Deer. mt\l. MTnE H«,ubE m llffl Road, now crropi.J by >fr. W. Norr.s.. Apply to ANDREW HAY. Sbypm btk OctcUr lK'}s. TO LET MThr Hart! &t K&mpo"? Glam latvly occupied by Lllis Jamjeis Qilman, C&tj.97 words
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Advertisement545 1935-10-08 1 rnvMtsn^iY jnoEt.rM.m. oct**m:r 1*133. FOB -ALE j At th* Qmiovrm tftk* lMdtrmgm*4: I!aDc«ok'*£iiie fnuh Pale Axe m G. ARMSUOXG Co. Singapore Od'M-r IK'xi. fok b.\Lt> /I/ Mf Goikuxs oj the d (ftnifyifd Vl n si fpcrjf irrVk. direct from'thtP^tcntEv* Amhurs; (U;tin Cables Europe Futeut. Conine and Coir Hope; Coin-akand other545 words
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Advertisement80 1935-10-08 1 9\>l. 1. po»tti n t!w» views of the Dutch reptnfiaf Smmftni ti brief .»iaToent cf tin* Tr.i-1-. prtMiuct:on«, uiul ftxwrCtl of Java ;*!ij uthir RMtttUH iHatiog lo that iv.iil I .Vii account of t!ie liv mine* of Bun- A itaUieil rru*nli»n? the trade, tim.U'>n" and sourcesof Matiila— An bUftoricol hcvount80 words
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Advertisement47 1935-10-08 2 ■■^^^B ■■■■1 ■■■■■k HBK M^n^. BHK^^ ABBB_____^B amKßw HBB HB^B^^BHBB^K '^■^BP"V^B^. ,^^^"^BB% B^k _VA i ij I^l mj r^ i j j[ r^ x^. b% i^s lIAH I k j A B^B^B^ —^^B^B^B^V .^^B^B^B^^_ _^^B^B^B^B> B^B^H B^^| HUNTLEY&PALMERS MARIE EMPIRE ASSORTED GINGER NUTS NICE SULTANA CREAM CRACKERS47 words
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Article, Illustration5158 1935-10-08 1 An Epitome Of Progress From Machines Turned By Coolies To High Speed Rotary Press A Glance Across The Century BUCKLEY, ST. CLAIR, MAKEPEACE AND THEIR WORK FOR SINGAPORE UR, William Napier, a lawyer and one of the founders of5,158 words
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Article, Illustration2981 1935-10-08 2 H.E. SIR SHENTON THOMAS (Governor of the Straits Settlements.) GOVERNMENT HOUSE, .BIIOAPORE. 11th September, 1955.^ It gives me real pleasure to be able to, congratulate the Singa-oore Free Press on its Centenary^ izd to wieti It many more years of prosperity. Malaya is fortunate m2,981 words
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Article, Illustration954 1935-10-08 2 (Chairman of the Singapore Harbour Board.) JN sending you my congratulations on the attaining of your centenary I 3hould like to pay a tribute to the active interest which has characterised the Free Press columns especially during the last quarter of the century m all954 words
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Article, Illustration628 1935-10-08 4 WALTER MAKEPEACE - WALTER MAKEPEACE BY THE first Free Press Office was m Hallpike Street off High Street. In 1849 it moved to No. 1 Malacca Street, just vacated by the Oriental Bank, where now the French Bank stands. The resuscitation took place m No. 3 Malacca Street628 words
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Article, Illustration3161 1935-10-08 6 P. H. ROMNEY - Makepeace Davies As I Knew Them P. H. ROMNEY BY IN considering the history of the Singapore Free Press m the period of which one has personal or near-personal knowledge it is impossible not to be impressed by the length of service of its editors. Major William Graeme St. Clair3,161 words
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Article, Illustration1262 1935-10-08 6 W.A. Wilson - W. A. Wilson BY AS the only journalist remaining m Malaya who knew Major St. Clair personally, other than Mr. Jack Jennings, 0.8. E., of Ipoh, it may be fitting that I should write something of him m the centenary issue of the paper with1,262 words
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Article, Illustration24 1935-10-08 8 The Board Of Directors MR. W. H. MACGREGOK MR. H. D. MUNDELL. Mr. J. A. CLARKE (Chairman). MR. C. V. BAILEY24 words
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Article, Illustration147 1935-10-08 8 MAJOR W. G. ST. CLAIR First Editor, from 1887 to 1916. Died m Ceylon m 1930. aged 81. C. B. BUCKLEY. Resuscitated Free Press m 1884. Died m London m 1912. aged 68. WALTER MAKEPEACE. Joined Free Press m 1887. Retired m 1926. Now living m147 words
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Article, Illustration43 1935-10-08 10 SINGAPORE IN THE LATE Thirties or early Forties from Fort Canning, then Government Hill. ANOTHER VIEW of the town Horn Government BUI »fco«i the smm THE FIRST COURT HOUSE, from an old sketch by Lieut. Btgbic.43 words
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Article, Illustration116 1935-10-08 10 TH« RIVER and town from Fort Cann in* abo«t IMS. SINGATOH from the west iMe of G*r«r«ment Httl, ab««t liM. A MALAY fishing hamlet near Singapore, about 1865 SB4GAPOM fran the mm* lUe ©f UmDmot Hill, abo«t 1«M THE FAMO€ S CONFEDERATE cruiser Alabama at anchor m Ntw Harbour. Singapore,116 words
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Article, Illustration3256 1935-10-08 12 RICHARD SIDNEY - RICHARD SIDNEY BY FROM ISLAND SWAMP to flHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIl| 1 THE FOUR PHASES OF A I ROMANTIC STORY 1 l.—The Coming of Raffles |j 2.— Opening of Suez Canal M 3.— Coming of the motor car W W 4.— Dawn of the aerial age. illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllKllltillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllP. GREAT TROPICAL3,256 words
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Article, Illustration5468 1935-10-08 16 H. MILLER - H. MILLER When It Comprised 12 Men! NOW THE FINEST IN THE COLONIES BY QNE hundred and fourteen years ago the police force of Singapore comprised only twelve men— European officer, a M»!ay writer, a gaoler, a jemadar or sergeant, and eight peadas, or constables. This5,468 words
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827 1935-10-08 16 ROLL OF HONOUR OR DAFTAR KEHORMATAN (the Malay town) and the Chinese town the propriety of entering into subscriptions to extend the Singaoort police system to those kampongs. At that time the European community maintained, for their own protection, a Jemadar (sergeant) *.nd nine other peadas (constables). This force! was827 words
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Article, Illustration641 1935-10-08 18 Electricity's Role In The Life Of Singapore ETLECTRICITY plays an important role m the life of Singapore today and the benefits it has to offer are also keenly appreciated m i many other parts of British Malaya. Actually the history of electrical development In this British Colony may be regarded641 words
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Article, Illustration2058 1935-10-08 20 THOMAS HOPE - How Singapore Has Been Revolutionised By The Modern Motor Car THOMAS HOPE BY SINGAPORE'S pioneers had no traffic problems to worry about. Business people lived, for the most part, within a stone's throw of Raffles Square and the horse and bujrjry provided what little transport was necessary m and about2,058 words
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Article, Illustration714 1935-10-08 20 Landmarks In History Of The Automobile. IF prophet! have one useful (unction It is that of creating mirth among uceeedlng generations, as well a. 3 amcag their own. Seeing that no! man can foretell with certainty the winner of the Derby, it is perhaps natural that nil714 words
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Article165 1935-10-08 22 (Chairman and Managing Director of Reuters). A I'jJ-ycars' run is a long and creditable one for a newspaper anywhere. In the Straits it is a particularly fin? record. Because m the Colonies the conditions under which a newspaper is produced are much more difficult than m England165 words
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Article, Illustration403 1935-10-08 22 MESSAGES OF CONGRATULATION. SIR MALCOLM WATSON (Director, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, University of London). T gladly write a note of congratulation on the Centenary of the Singapore Free Press. The mere fact that the paper has survived for so long is the final and conclusive proof of403 words
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Article83 1935-10-08 22 (Chairman of the Rubber Growers' Association). >- IN tendering hearty congratulation* to the Singapore Free Press on Its hundred years* progress, I do so recognising the value of the Press In Malaya m the dissemination of Information and opinions concerning the growth and development of Its great83 words
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Article272 1935-10-08 22 (Member of the Legislative Council). I CONGRATULATE the Singapore Free Press on the occasion of Iti reaching the hundredth year of publication. It has been said that the pen is mightier than the sword and the Chinese m this Colony an* conscious of and272 words
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Advertisement100 1935-10-08 5 TELEPHONE: JB^JS TELEGRAMS: 7545., *^W** "AHMEDDIN" Singapore. I M. A. AHMED DIN BROS., TAILORS AND ARMY CONTRACTORS, BREECHES AND HABITS A SPECIALITY. PUNJAB HOUSE, 55, TANGLIN ROAD, SINGAPORE, BY APPOINTMENT TO: BY APPOINTMENT TO: H. H. THE SULTAN OF JOHORE H. E. THE GOVERNOR OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS., D.K., S.P.M.J.,100 words
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Advertisement573 1935-10-08 7 (A Pen-knife was _^m^^^^^^ ~^J>£^^^^^ needed for this V o^z?^ ~-^*^i^^^^^ t&^^z^ In many commercial houses of a hundred years ago they used the old goose quill/ y&l\ It is difficult to believe that writing instruments which we are inclined today to regard as medieval, were actually m common use573 words
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Advertisement691 1935-10-08 11 •fe.SJ OWIE6A WATCHES L ,wd 0 W^^^^mi ra at the chronometer test h |d |n 1934 b y the yf) S^W^lM aIS j mmLi Jlr^ worW's great observatories, secured the Qaj J^^^;jrf^K|| ILlk^^ Parts, the cradle Single watch tests W^^n^^^^^^^o^u^Q^^^^^^^ I gSf CICfiaBCC Deck Uk2tc h es Omega first plu».««691 words
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Advertisement13 1935-10-08 13 4f' THESE CONTINUAL SUCCESSES ARE I SURE PROOF THAT YOU CAN RELY ON13 words
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Advertisement29 1935-10-08 14 McALISTER Co., Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS-) SHIPPING COAL and INSURANCE AGENTS GENERAL EXPORT and IMPORT MERCHANTS I SINGAPORE I PENANG I IPOH I KUALA LUMPUR I LONDON i>. >*• >29 words
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Advertisement326 1935-10-08 15 PATERSON, SIMONS CO., LTD., HEAD OFFICE:— LONDON HOUSE, CRUTCHED FRIARS, E.C.3. SINGAPORE, PENANG, KUALA LUMPUR, KLANG and PORT SWETTENHAM. t IMPORTERS of GENERAL MERCHANDISE. ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS. EXPORTERS of TROPICAL PRODUCE. AGENTS SECRETARIES for RUBBER COMPANIES. SHIPPING INSURANCE AGENTS. BUNKER COAL CONTRACTORS. COALS ALWAYS AVAILABLE IN ROADS OR EX WHARF. AGENCIES326 words
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Advertisement227 1935-10-08 19 THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., LTD., I I /^*> M^ H MMI Mn ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL PLANT I Plant, Generating Plant lor OH Engine, Gas Engine, and Electric Locomotives. Railway and Tramway Motors. Trolley I Reciprocating Steam Engine Drive. Turbo Compressors and Bus Motors controllers and Control Apparatus of every Turbo227 words
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Advertisement69 1935-10-08 21 I MALAYA'S. 1 LEADING I WORKS I for m^l I HIIICKS 1 TILES I BLOCKS I IV! P E S I pTp EH aj v^i» SI im> not M JEOPARDISE 3 THE LASTING I QUALITY OF I YOIH I BUILDING BY I USING 9 INFERIOR I MATERIALS I I H69 words
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Advertisement93 1935-10-08 21 I I^-' "Siv^j^jJ^ A Am 111 A m I '^K^J Specialists m the Manufacture of— I BRICKS tiles, BLOCK BUISQILS STONE WARE PIPES SUNDRIES I FACING FLOOR TILES ALL SIZE GLAZED PIPES ACID RESISTING BRICK I PRESSED FLAT ROOFING TILES BENDS KNUCKLES ENGINEERING BRICKS I WIRECUT HOLLOW BLOCKS GULLEY TRAPS93 words
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Advertisement53 1935-10-08 22 l T C vT y y yourself to keep your skin youthyours. You 3 too 3 can keep your U \^v\t beauty SQ4p*>-0 f 1 d 1 1 h 1 t complexion youthful by following M^Jl^ 5 AJ c TS-Xse«-450 A ai^ TllF^ll^^M'^l^^M^^i^^^^Mi LEVER BROTHERS 1 IV.! 11 IV TORT53 words
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Advertisement140 1935-10-08 23 TO-DAY, THE WORLD CLAMOURS FOR REX Is The Product Of Great Britain, REX Is The Perfection Of Electrical Recording, REX Is The Purest Of Musical Reproduction, REX Is Th c Pc t f Parties REX Is The Pleasure Of Every Home. IN QUALITY REX STANDS ALONE! IN PRICE REX IS140 words
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Advertisement75 1935-10-08 23 w%£ I I l\/l f^Jw 1 I «m Imb I I VI \l-" f 1 &^L 1 J 1 b\ Jl ■^L x^ v t v ■^bw f j^^ V I i hQbV k K9LIIVI IS ALWAYS FRESH. BUT MORE J bbMbbbJ I iff B^yaH BBbI bibw I ■VaVHuK^faßm^^H I75 words
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Advertisement61 1935-10-08 24 ASAHI BEER AND SUN STOUT SA 1 T W JL m^-_.i* JL 57/Z.L 7HE £ESr i4M) T//£ CHEAPEST IN THE MARKET. L^H jgf^ 1 •^^^^Bl I I C* v I >._ V V I Sole Distributors O. A. Hajee Mohd. Ismail Co., 183, Beach Road, Singapore, SOLE IMPORTERS: MITSUI BUSS61 words
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Advertisement98 1935-10-08 24 ONODA RAPID-HARDENING PORTLAND -CEMENT (Complying with British Standard Specification) /o/ trade ':ixjWi mar k vJ\ BEST *->^ >Tl>sK^\ CHEAPEST UUALIII W^V"*^ /*s/§ rßltt Renowned for its quick setting Properties. Highly Recommended for fast concrete work. In Casks ALWAYS IN STOCK. FOR ECONOMY AND COMFORT I IC T j U P98 words
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Article, Illustration2650 1935-10-08 2 G. W. A. TRIMMER - G. W. A. TRIMMER Lessons Of The Past One Hundred Years IF THE "FREE PORT" POLICY IS ABANDONED BY (Chairman of The Singapore Harbour Board) J^ORD Rosebery once declared v Egypt is the Nile and the Nile is Egypt/ With equal force and accuracy it can be2,650 words
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Article, Illustration1948 1935-10-08 5 Mr. Nicholson, m his 1904 report to the old company, advocated the construction of a wet dock m the lagoon behind the wharves. This proposal ■was adopted by the new board and m addition they approved his proposal to reconstruct the existing wooden wharves m concrete block work con- 11,948 words
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Article, Illustration1078 1935-10-08 7 MR. EDWARD BOUSTEAD AND HIS FIRM. .ACCORDING to the Singapore Chronicle of Mar. 27, 1828, Mr. Edward Boustead arrived m Singapore by the British ship Hindustan, and the firm of Edward Bou9tead ani Co. was founded shortly after. Mr. Boustead had previously been1,078 words
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Article, Illustration370 1935-10-08 7 A "Straight" Policy Is The Best THHE position of the Oriental Government Security Life Assurance Co., Ltd., which was established m 1874, is today essentially sound m every respect. This position has been attained by the strict observance of principles and j practice shown by experience, not j only m370 words
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Article, Illustration1618 1935-10-08 9 BOYD CABLE - BOYD CABLE BY |T !s exactly one hundred years! since the firm which became the Peninsular and Oriental first entered the field of steamship transport, or, as the fashion of that day had it, v steam navigation." It was actually two years1,618 words
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Article, Illustration889 1935-10-08 11 •THE history of a great steamship p company cannot fail to interest. P When, however, that history has, 1 been achieved m so relatively short j a time as 50 years, and m the face > of the many seemingly insurmount-889 words
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Article, Illustration910 1935-10-08 11 THOUGH the Rotterdam Lloyd celebrated the 50th anniversary of its establishment on June 15, 1933, the history of the successive firms of shipowners out of which the company ultimately came into being, goes back much further than 1883, m fact it dates back nearly another910 words
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Article, Illustration699 1935-10-08 13 ""THE names Netherlands Indies and X.P.M. are inseparable, since a united island empire, such as that represented by the East Indian Archipelago, without the numerous and regular steamship connections of the X.P.M., would hardly be thinkable. In order that the reader may obtain699 words
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Article337 1935-10-08 13 THE fairy tales of the famous Danish author Hans Andersen, translated into nearly all languages, are world-known. However, a more modern and realistic fairy tale could be written about the East Asiatic Co., Ltd., the most prominent Danish firm of shipowners and general merchants, known m its337 words
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875 1935-10-08 13 Rise Of The B. I. Steam Navigation Co. TTHERE are points of similarity m the stories of the P. and O. and its present associate company, the British India Steam Navigation Co., or as it has been known all over the East for generations, the B.I." Both were founded by875 words
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Article, Illustration622 1935-10-08 15 IT is always interesting to the average man to read of success, be it that of an individual who starting with the proverbial half crown accumulates a fortune, or be it the growth of a business house from small beginnings to an assured position.622 words
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Article, Illustration1404 1935-10-08 15 PIONEERING WORK OF THE GREAT EASTERN IN writing about the past the difficulty lies not so much m what one should know as m what one should no longer know. Things which have happened m recent times should to a certain extent be ignored, and1,404 words
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Article, Illustration767 1935-10-08 15 P VER since its foundation, m 1853, the Chartered Bank of India, J Australia and China has played a j part of the first importance m the development of trade and industry m India and the Far East. It has not only survived a number of767 words
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Article, Illustration462 1935-10-08 17 Board With Three Viceroys •THE North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd., was established m the year 1809. It opened up fire insurance business m India m 1861 and m Singapore and Penang m the following year. Three Viceroys of India have, on retirement, joined the Home board of directors,462 words
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Article, Illustration773 1935-10-08 17 Centenary Of Union Assurance Co. Of Canton ■pHE Centenary of the Union Insur- ance Society of Canton, Ltd.. is an occasion for congratulation as it affords evidence of security and stability to its policy holders throughout the world. Furthermore, it draws attention to the fact that the Society j is773 words
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Article321 1935-10-08 17 A Pioneer Insurance Company T'HE Commercial Union was onei of the pioneer insurance com- 1 panics m Malaya, having taken over m 1896 the business of the old' Straits Fire Insurance Co. which was registered m the Straits Settle- j iments as a company ten years prejviously, and the territory321 words
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Article766 1935-10-08 19 IT is well known that granite is the most enduring" of all materials, having withstood to a greater degree than any other rock the denudation, erosion and corrosion of the elements m all climates for countless millions of years. For this reason granite has been766 words
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Article, Illustration546 1935-10-08 19 IN the matter of Fire Insurance Singapore has been well served,' for since the year 1827, only eight years after the Island first came| under British rule, the Colony has been able to insure property against loss by fire with the Alliance British and Foreign546 words
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Article670 1935-10-08 19 MCALISTER and Co., Ltd., was founded as McAlister and Co. m 1857, the original partners being Alexander McAlister and James Parker Niven, whilst Ebenezer McAlister was an assistant of the firm. It is interesting to note that the company today have on the walls of their670 words
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Article687 1935-10-08 21 The First Burglary Insurance INSURANCE m Britain has a long l and honourable history. It begins 1 with the underwriting of ships and their cargoes, introduced by the Lombard merchants and already an established practice by Shakespeare's time. The great Fire of London m 1666, led to the formation of687 words
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Article, Illustration216 1935-10-08 21 OONEO has succeeded only by helping other firms to succeed. Its growth has come about by assisting other firms to grow! Each one of the untold thousands of its customers who have contributed according to their capacity to the success of Roneo, has himself benefited a216 words
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Article, Illustration726 1935-10-08 21 TTHE early history of Paterson, Simons and Co. dates back to the twenties of last century when one or two merchants were laying the foundations for Sinßapore's subsequent commercial development. Authentic records are not available before 1828. but according to an old Singapore726 words
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Article194 1935-10-08 21 Bank of Taiwan, Ltd established m 1899 special charter of the Japtoe Government for the purpo extending financial assistance industrial exploitation of Poi Island (Taiwan Island m Japan, which was ceded to Japan by C and which was then m a bad condition and (2) strenjr194 words
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Article, Illustration656 1935-10-08 23 THE development of the New World reads like a book. It was opened on Aug. 1, 1923, with all the risks and grave uncertainties attached to a post-war project. From records it is observed that during the lirst three months of its existence the New656 words
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Article416 1935-10-08 23 .TPHE name "Ocean," applied to an insurance company, at once suggests marine insurance, and it is curious that the Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation Ltd., usually known as The Ocean," ap- pears to belie its title by transacting every class of insurance business except marine business. The416 words
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Article642 1935-10-08 23 SUN LIFE COMPANY OF CANADA •THE Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada was founded m Montreal m 1865. The company made its first bid for foreign busijness (outside of Canada) m 1888 and the results of the experiment amply justified the foresight of642 words
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Article, Illustration134 1935-10-08 23 ■pHE Banque de Plndo founded m 1875, the being m Paris. The the Bank was Appoint I Sti Bank for the issue m Indo-Cliina, Frencll New Caledonia, French Sett m India and Fn nch SommJ This privilege of Issuing note*. i| renewed m 1888, 1900, 192134 words
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Advertisement408 1935-10-08 1 I Constituted under Government Authority I provides I I wide r^nge of Shipping Engineering Services I Shipping Facilitie.s. Dry dock Accommodation. Towage, Salvage:, a tire, services. Over U.OOO feet of deep u^tcr uinATv«s. rive dry Jocks, equipped uiilri Oce*«-Going Stc^m Tugs complete u/itk I Over 3.000 fc«t of deep wkler408 words
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Advertisement15 1935-10-08 3 TO-GENOA-LONDOK lEAST ASIATIC LINE LUXURIOUS ONE CLASS MOTORSHIPS MOST CABINS HAVE ADJOINING PRIVATE BATH s^EXgJ^ENn^^HilSlME^15 words
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Advertisement61 1935-10-08 4 II 111 II 11 1 I 1 1 111 1 1 11 1 9 |^^Hili**T^^^^^^]| *il HI H avaw*^ K^BHftk. .^HB^. DOUBLE CABINS WITH ADJOINING PRIVATE 8ATH...€65-fBO DOUBLE CABINS WITHOUT PRIVATE BATH f55-€6O SINGLE CABINS WITHOUT PRIVATE BATH £60-fBO TO LONDON*. as above plus. .^ts__ i k all I ■f.mV61 words
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Advertisement132 1935-10-08 5 KILLICK, MARTIN CO., SHIPBROKERS Chartering, Forwarding, Insurance 8c Passenger Agents LOADING BROKERS For Services to STRAITS, CHINA, PHILIPPINES, JAPAN DUTCH EAST INDIES by from Ben Line Steamers Ltd. > Leith. Middlesbrough, Antwerp and London. Ocean S.S. Co., Ltd., and China Mutual M c cm r ifj Newport, Swansea, Glasgow and132 words
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Advertisement67 1935-10-08 7 \\g£ n ISHIHARA SANGYO KOSHI, LIMITED. Agents for Ishihara Sangyo Kaiun Kaisha, Ltd. MINING SHIPPING. HEAD OFFICE. UNION BUILDING, SINGAPORE. President Mr. H. ISHIHARA. Managing Director Manager Mr. H. MAEGAWA. Per Pro. Manager Mr. M. OYABU. BRANCHES. Sri Medan Mine, Batu Pahat, JOHORE Manager: Mr. N. KIMURA. Per Pro. Manager:67 words
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Advertisement133 1935-10-08 7 UNITED METAL WORKS j 1059, YK) CHU KANG ROAD SINGAPORE MANUFACTURERS OF: 3 METAL WINDOWS gir I LIFT ENCLOSURES PARTITIONS I /I v J TH INIER WO V B N 1 Etc ETC 1 f /L WIRE MESH INSERTS H I{^ 1N GALV, IRON. BRASS COLLAPSIBLE MBJtaH^m^ copper and bronzi133 words
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Advertisement163 1935-10-08 8 nearly a CENTURY of progress THOS. COOK SON LTD. THE ORIGINATORS OF THE TOURIST SYSTEM ESTABLISHED 1841. 1 O^l ONE OFFICE IN 1 Q^C OVER 350 OFFICES I°^* LEICtSTER. ***** THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. to a Temperance Meetine m Lou?hborou h "~0 What this means to the traveller need not be163 words
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Advertisement65 1935-10-08 9 (Incorporated m the Federated Malay States) SINGAPORE, PENANG, KUALA LUMPUR, PORT SWETTENHAfVI, IPOH, TELUK ANSON AND TUMPAT. IMPORT AND EXPORT MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP AND CHARTERING AGENTS INSURANCE AND BANKING AGENTS SECRETARIES AND AGENTS FOR RUBBER AND COCONUT ESTATES AND TIN MINING COMPANIES SUPPLIERS OF MACHINERY AND COMPLETE PALM OIL AND COPRA65 words
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Advertisement194 1935-10-08 11 The NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK ESTABLISHED 18T2. Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits m excess of U*****,0 00,000. FIRST AMERICAN BANK IN THE FOREIGN FIELD Creation of its Foreign Department thirty-eight City provides the solution of varied problems for years ago marked the start of National City representative firms194 words
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Advertisement31 1935-10-08 12 CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED 0 ThE rec^es dw X il/DUiUUU Reserve Fund and Undivided Profits £1,247,830 buys and sells Bills Branches and Agencies Fixed Deposit rates HEAD OFFICE: 15 GRACECHURCH STREET, LONDON, E.C.331 words
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Advertisement76 1935-10-08 13 THE OCEAN ACCIDENT] AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION LTD. BUSINESS TRANSACTED:- s a jfc- assets exceed £9,500,000. I 1 li ~s CLAIMS PAID EXCEED £50,000,000. r==i JtfvXl LOCAL BRANCHES HP Ja DHIAVIA 23 Kali Besar Oost a3 >„ Ov/UIxAdAIA rlei.endooni Building j7 __r*^Bj_W JS3Ii:-^. KUALA LUMPUR Harrisons Barker Co., Ltd. J PUBLIC76 words
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Advertisement37 1935-10-08 15 THE CHINA TRAVEL SERVICE Booking Agents for F .M.S. Railways, all Steamship and Air Lines Canton, Hongkong, Nanking, Tientsin General Tourist Agents* You Travel We Serve Singapore Office 82 Robinson Road 'Phone 5248 Telegraphic Address: "TRASERVICE 737 words
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Advertisement68 1935-10-08 17 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Established m 1880.) HONG KONG, HONOLULU, HSIN- I HA)< SOURABAYA, SYDNEY, Correspondents at all chief commercial cities of the world. Interest allowed on Current Accounts and Fixed Deposits on terms to be ascertained on application. Every description of banking business transacted. For Particulars apply to68 words
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Advertisement123 1935-10-08 18 Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. (Incorporated m the Colony of Hongkong) The liability of members is limited to the extent and m manner prescribed by Ordinance No. 6 of 1929 of the Colony. Authorised Capital $50,000,000 Issued and Fully Paid-up $20,000,000 Reserve Funds Sterling 6,500,000 Silver $10,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors123 words
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Advertisement66 1935-10-08 19 BANQUE DE L'INDOCHINE. CAPITAL PAID UP: 120,000,000 RESERVES: 128,000,000 INDO -CHINA: Saigon, Cantho, Pnompenh, Battambang, Quinhon, Tourane, Hue, Vinh, Tanhoa, Namdinh, CHINA: Yunanfu, Canton, Shanghai, FRENCH INDIA: Pondicherry. KOUANG TCHEOU WAN: Fort Bayard. BRITISH SETTLEMENTS: Singapore, Hongkong. PACIFIC OCEAN Noumea, Papeete, FRENCH SOMALILAND: Djibouti. ABYSSINIA Addis Abeba. CORRESPONDENTS IN AJLL^ThE66 words
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Advertisement151 1935-10-08 19 THE BANK OF TAIWAN LIMITED (Incorporated m Japan by Special Imperial Charter, 1899.) Head Office TAIPEH, TAIWAN (Formosa) Branches and Agencies: JAPAN Giran, Heito. Kagi. Karenko. Keelung. Kobe. Makong, Nanto, Osaka, Shinchiku, Shokwa, Taichu. laito, Takao, Tamsui, Tainan, Toen, Tokyo okohama. CHINA Amoy, Canton, Foochow, Hankow, Shanghai Swat ow. JAVA151 words
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Advertisement45 1935-10-08 20 Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) Head Office: BARTHOLOMEW LANE, LONDON, E.C.2, ENGLAND, A i. 17 J pn/\ A/\/\ C? j. 1* ifTTAf A 111 IV/ff P II R 1 A ltilVlJw'W ijl IVI W I^l *3 OC V/ v• j Li ILI o45 words
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Advertisement200 1935-10-08 21 NEDERLANDSCH Iy n i c z 1 v r NLllblrl t W\j 1^ W Through its extensive organisation the Bank NETHERLANDS INDIA COMMERCIAL BANK, N. V. is to nffpr nrromm t is auie to oiter accommodation tor every desc.ii> ESTABLISHED AT AMSTERDAM IN 1863 tion of banking business m Holland200 words
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Advertisement93 1935-10-08 23 COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., LTD. 1 (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND.) REGD. 13-8-1861 CONSERVATIVE AND STABLE YET ENTERPRISING ENQUIRIES WELCOMED CONCERNING ANY CLASS OF INSURANCE IN THE UNUSUAL EVENT OF OUR BEING UNABLE TO HANDLE ANY SPECIFIED BUSINESS WE WILL GLADLY. TRY TO PLACE IT FOR YOU THIS IS SERVICE. OUR ASSETS93 words
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Advertisement33 1935-10-08 24 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, COURT OF DIRECTORS A H I« I I!'R.P1 T SON V>rlllEi. Auditors: v>n A m/^UCC Boinl>2iy« Ccilcuttxi* \^2tnton« ivuwi g* Head Office: 38. BISHOPSGATE f LONDON, E» C2 O33 words
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Advertisement344 1935-10-08 25 NEPERLANP LINE ROYAL DUTCH MAIL, AMSTERDAM w %%raf^t ■■^i^bYM MMWmwB A •^B^BBui2L h iiL^ii^Btt»BW*****^^^^S Tr^Tin^ a t aMI^^M^^JBM^^^BP^tfMBBBBPWwJBBP^WwB Jp^MWr IMR^H H^Bf*^^^^^^^^ .^^^^^^BBttlJßß m ™^^^^TlMB^f^B?^i»^W™^B»^^™JßPfc^^* r V ....^^MgMB^B^I &t jg^T^y^j3|^^^^MßßWßßjj(^g^MpMpjßy^sy MARNIX v. St. ALDEGONDE 20.000 I I I b pH II a J^m A^A IVA I v^& H^^_^ H Vfl jg^-344 words
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539 1935-10-08 2 T^HE Borneo Co., Ltd., was founded for the purpose of developing the resources of the countries and districts under the rule of Sir James Brooke, first Rajah of Sarav ak, m Borneo. The company was established m Singapore on July 31, 1351. The engineering539 words
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Article101 1935-10-08 2 QIAN Singh and Co., 4 Battery Road, are general merchants, dealers m all kinds of plain and printed silks, French marocain and silk laces, Chinese hand embroidered ladies' underwear sets, cotton piece goods, flannels, Viyella, furnishing fabrics, carpets, mattings, etc. For men they have the widest range of101 words
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Article, Illustration630 1935-10-08 2 •"FHE Fiat, the largest automobile factory m Italy, and the best organised one m all Europe, constitutes for Italy a matter of pride throughout the world. Wherever the name Plat has reached, there is to be found admirable proof of Italian industry, ingeniousness630 words
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Article514 1935-10-08 2 JT is to be expected that during the gradual rise of Malaya from a position of comparative obscurity to one of great importance particularly m relation to the world's production of tin and rub ber, progressive firms have developed and extended their operations to meet the514 words
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Article, Illustration6828 1935-10-08 4 R. N. WALLING - R. N. WALLING History Of The Defences Of Singapore WONDERS OF THE NAVAL AND AIR BASES By PART I UNPROTECTED BIRTH OF AN IDEA RIDICULE AND ALARM MR. GLADSTONE DELAYS EARLY FORTIFICATIONS THE LOOMING SHADOW. hundred years ago, before the days cf aeroplanes and guns6,828 words
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Article, Illustration1918 1935-10-08 10 was being painted and its different colours were soon to become familiar to all readers of the more artistic newspapers. Because the new colours, like the old, have so often been mixed, even here m Malaya, the more outstanding strokes of the brushes of the Empire's strategical portrait-palntprs are worth1,918 words
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Article, Illustration3302 1935-10-08 12 M. J. KENNAWAY - M. J. KENNAWAY By IT was close on 60 years ago that Hevea Braziliensis first arrived m Singapore, but whether any of the very first original fifty plants (rais-i ed from seed collected by Sir Henry germinated at Kew and Font on to Malaya survived, is considered3,302 words
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Article, Illustration4166 1935-10-08 14 Those, of course, were days before the paper dollar became recognised currency. Here one might digress for a moment and point out that m those early daya the whole tendency was for all rubber to be sold m and the trade kept m London which was then the rubber j4,166 words
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Article, Illustration2967 1935-10-08 16 H. R. CHEESEMAN - H. R. CHEESEMAN BY Raffles The Pioneer Institution, Girls' School And College The Nucleus Of A University? ENGLISH, CHINESE, INDIAN AND MALAY EDUCATION (Inspector of Schools, Singapore and Labuan.) AS far as can be ascertained 100 years ago there existed m Singapore a number2,967 words
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Article, Illustration2312 1935-10-08 18 K. SAVAGE- BAILEY - Entertaining In The "Good Old Days FROM RAFFLES' WIFE TO MODERN GIRL BY K. SAVAGE-BAILEY \^HEN starting to write an article on women during the last hundred years m Singapore, one's mind instantly jumps further back to that very interesting and forceful person,2,312 words
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Article, Illustration1113 1935-10-08 18 R. E. MORRIS - R. E. MORRIS Government House "Hantu" BY REMINISCENCES are m the air. This Jubilee year seems to have produced a regular crop of them, and perhaps we have heard rather too much recently about the good old days or bad old days, depending upon1,113 words
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Article, Illustration2253 1935-10-08 20 RICHARD SIDNEY - RICHARD SIDNEY RESTRICTED DIET NO LONGER NECESSARY Food Supplies Equal To Those At Home r\C not dismiss this article by a mere glance as you go through the paper. Make up your mind that you will read it later on. It will repay you. I2,253 words
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Article, Illustration955 1935-10-08 22 Civil Engineering Works In Malaya MESSRS. J. C. Gammon Ltd., of Bombay, well-known contractors and civil engineers with branches throughout India established a branch m Singapore m the year 1923, when contracting prospects seemed bright. Shortly after their establishment they tendered for many works the chief of which was tho955 words
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Article3338 1935-10-08 22 Chief of the East Indies Squadrcn. and Cr. i'\ Hyde. First Naval Member Qf the Australian Naval Eoard. Rear Admiral r B. Wat ".on. First Naval Board Member of the New Zealand Naval Squadrm, Major-General Oldfi-Id. G.0.C.. Ivlalaya. Air Commodore S. W. Smith. Comm&nder R AF., Far East. Rajah Brooke3,338 words
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Advertisement205 1935-10-08 1 CONCRETE EVIDENCE OF "ORIENTAL'S" PROGRESS IN MALAYA! tsiamiMiea j.o/*». r y» HAarf Oflir^ BOMBAY t '9.'. vi- ■^■'*v! *^li ll :> 'irq B j <-- mt Um*xmW£&ism V-x >. .■>3B BK*' 'iv!v!'''^^ i !*^i'S^r'' '>wKc^>*-v'" v-' ."71 mmWW^mm^L .AWm^ ''^k'\'^ 'JJL 'v jlk':'^ > X j *^l -^B '''^B :^^B205 words
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Advertisement46 1935-10-08 2 I Assets Exceed £15,000,000 Claims Paid £65,000.000 General Accident Fire Life ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. I I I ■■■■^^B IB^BHMI ■■■■^B ■^■^■M l^^i^Bß I 18 85 19 35 Fifty Years of "SERVICE THAT EXCELS" I i SINGAPORE BRANCH: I HONGKONG BANK CHAMBERS, SINGAPORE. TELEGRAMS: "GAFLAC" TELEPHONE: 6480.46 words
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Advertisement16 1935-10-08 3 TELEPHONE OR WRITE FOR \J^SS& fe^Sq^?^//Ji V 'V.-SjJSjB b^b^b^K >^S b HbVHb^Hblb^bVHblb^b^^^^^^^ i^2^i BRl'^^ wifi'finHM IKBVm!16 words
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Advertisement468 1935-10-08 5 jfl^^^KiMuK^v ■n© World becomes more wK^^^m\ more FORD minded j v^^^^R^^^^L -U&TT*"^*/ More and more Motorists are choosing these Foundry, manufacturing and assembly opera*^^B^H\'^^W^ <J Proven Ford Cars, not only m England and ticns occupy a vast buiidin^ covering 28 acres V^^^^^'' T c^^ ll^ Malaya but throughout the world.468 words
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Advertisement105 1935-10-08 6 United Motor Works Limited. 137, ORCHARD ROAD. SINGAPORE. Telephone 7142 Telegram "YEESOH" CODE: BENTLEYS. Direct Importers of Automobile Replacement Parts Accessories. A few of our Sole Agencies A. C. SPARK PLUG CO. A. C. spark plugs, f ucJ pumps, gasolene filters, oil filters, ammeters, oil gauge, etc. DELCO BATTERIES j105 words
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Advertisement56 1935-10-08 6 CHROME PLATING HAS BEEN Well Established Throughout Malaya BY CHROMIUM PLATING I PERMANENT GLITTERING FINISH REQUIRES NO CLEANING OR POLISHING C4N 5£ APPLIED TO: i^rT"™ 08 TABLE WARE TOILET ARTICLES. BATHROOM I 4 SANITARY FITTINGS AND TO ANY ARTICLE THAT REQUIRES A HIGHLY POLISHED NON-TARNISHABLE FINISH THE BRITISH ELECTRIC PLATING56 words
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Advertisement191 1935-10-08 7 m A iSJSJ^S^Ba^BßJfcti^^^^^^fc^^*^^^ n>^^^ jr*"^* arm \_y/^*\ #V/ #v warn m C -J P~\ V #i I^*^-^ m r M^J r^^ I I Sole Distributors SINGAPORE MOTORS, Orchard Road, Singapore. For 27 years you have known Hupmobile as a good motor-car. It has lead m mechanical advancement and beauty of191 words
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Advertisement79 1935-10-08 7 FOR MOTORISTS WHOIHJT QUALITY FIRST Comfort, like evory other point, is perfected —through Standard's policy of "QUALITY FIRST." Long springs of low periodicity, controlled by Luvax Hydraulic Shock Absorbers— oversize Dunlop tyres— cancel all the bumps. Xbracing, welded joints, give utmost chassis rigidity. "Buoyant Power" mounting absorbs the faintest engine79 words
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Advertisement56 1935-10-08 9 >>'"'??W^wm^^^ for your comfort, convenience and safety. s^^^^^P^^S^B^QH^^ Visit our showrooms take a ride m this -^^P^^S^^^J^^^^B^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^JPBpß'fc^^^^ choose Chevrolet for quality at low cost. v\tfH£££^3^^flr l)> vm SAFETY One-piece stee! r^^^Jf^^lH^H^^ /fSS^HHIk.v \lllllHll I !^A front wheel springing r-^ jf^dP*O pc r/"e ct c d steering and ti«trr^B j M56 words
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Advertisement76 1935-10-08 10 <wer 100,000 cars sold Lit 50 weeks. .\\\e result of lIORRIS SPECIALISATION every h.p. class, and which for value puts 'lj !^I IVlcrr'as miSes ahead. This Morris programme is the most sensational motoring has yet MALAYAN MOTORS LTD. II ADD IC 14/20, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE PH ONE 54E4-5-6-7. IVI H^Bk.76 words
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Advertisement159 1935-10-08 21 II ll' S Progress Over One Third of a Century I has resulted m our being able to I provide Residents of Malaya with I all kinds of finest foods. FIRST QUALITY BEEF PRIME LAMB From Australia, Argentina Australian and and Scotland. New Zealand. YOUNG VEAL SELECTED PORK t r\159 words
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Advertisement58 1935-10-08 23 v A JVI M 0 JN (INCORPORATED IN S. S.) CIVIL ENGINEERS and CONTRACTORS REINFORCED CONCRETE SPECIALISTS. TELUK AVER BASIN WALL DURING TELUK AVER BASIN WALL. CONSTRUCTION. COMPETED. VALUE OF WORK COMPLETED $13,500,000 REPRESENTED BY OVER 250 CONTRACTS. HEAD OFFICE: ESTIMATES FOR ALL 63. GEYLANG ROAD, KINDS OF CONSTRUCTION SINGAPORE.58 words
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Advertisement512 1935-10-08 24 WHEN YOU NEED QUICK DELIVERY OF A GUARANTEED PAINT OR DISTEMPER AT A COMPETITIVE PRICE, TRY THOSE MANUFACTURED BY THE WALPAMUR CO., LTD. DARWEN, ENGLAND. Contractors to the Crown agents For The colonies. "DURADIO" THE SUPER ENAMEL PAINT FOR OUTSIDE AND INSIDE USE. FEROX BRAND FEROX DISTEMPERS ROOF AND IRON512 words
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752 1935-10-08 2 LORD Inverforth m a recent article m a famous banking journal drew attention to an aspect of Empire of which little notice, oddly, is taken by the man-in-the-street although In many ways his existence is dependant upon it. "The importance o*f communications m the Empire today,"752 words
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Article, Illustration532 1935-10-08 2 THERE must be few business which can point to the success which rewards persistent enterprise and patient perseverance m a more striking manner than the example provided by the Elkayes group of factories, which are controlled by a single individual, a selfmade locally born Chinese, who532 words
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Article, Illustration518 1935-10-08 2 The first steps towards the te!ephone system m Singapore were rrade by Mr. Bennett Pell, of the Telegraph Company, who installed a small private telephone system soon after the invention of the Graham Bell telephone. In 1878 a trial had been made on a telegraph518 words
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Article, Illustration1861 1935-10-08 2 Chamber of Commerce Examinations: many of these are. of course, adult candidates, attending the Raffles Institution evening classes or private commercial schools. Technical Education. From 1902 onwards there were constant inquiries into the desirability of providing industrial and technical education. Commissions appointed In 1902 and 1917 found that there was1,861 words
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Article, Illustration3162 1935-10-08 4 Poor Settlers Who Made Good SHORT HISTORY OF THE COMMUNITY fHE history of the Chinese m the Straits Settlements, as a factor m the development of the country, begins a little over one hundred years ago. Until the end of the 18th century the Chinese remained3,162 words
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Article, Illustration557 1935-10-08 6 Finest Tin In The World •J*KE Straits Trading Co., Ltd., Singapore, was founded m the year 1887, with a capital of $150,000, to acquire the business of tin ere smelters and general merchants carried on at that time by Messrs. James Sword and Hermann Muhlinghaus m the States of Sungci557 words
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Article377 1935-10-08 6 First Brewery In Malaya j MALAYAN Breweries, the first concern of its kind m Malaya, was made possible by the courage and foresight of its promoters who went into the venture while the black clouds of the recent slump darkened the business horizon. With a capital of $1.C00.C00 Malayan Erewerles377 words
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Article, Illustration3006 1935-10-08 6 (Continued from Sec. 4 Page 5.) lish engineers of the New Tanjong Pagar Dock Company, which afterwards became the Singapore Harbour Board. Mr. Yun Cheong built up a name for himself as a trusted contractor and was responsible for the comple- j tion of several pieces3,006 words
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Article, Illustration2929 1935-10-08 8 R. B. KRISHNAN - R. B. KRISHNAN BY J7OR the purpose of my article I propose to divide India's long and historic association with Malaya into three phases or periods the j Hindu period, the post-Hindu period and the British period. That Indians are not foreigners m this part2,929 words
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Article, Illustration2258 1935-10-08 10 TAN SAY HYE - History and Growth of the POST OFFICE TAN SAY HYE BY Mail Times Reduced From Five Months To Six Days THE first Post Office m Singapore was established m 1854 on the riverside on the site at present occupied by the Government Offices with the commercial houses situated on the2,258 words
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Article318 1935-10-08 10 WATEKMAN'S GREAT INVENTION The First Practical Fountain Pen I E. Waterman as the inventor of the first practical "ipen, will always haw- an b "place for his eontrii jwriting world. Man had alrcud; 1 thousands of jrei I successive styles U Him i coloured clay, the318 words
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Article, Illustration102 1935-10-08 12 dfdsfasdsdfdasfdf RAFFLES PLACE, THE HEART OF SINGAPORE. RAFFLES MUSEUM AND LIBRARY. SINGAPORE RAILWAY STATION m KINO THE JIBII.EK CUtJMUIWNI Singapore was a Hue ..r l.chi. Th« VktorU Tru-alre and Mrn.or.al Hall are here **n picked out m hundreds of light* and In, M.«Wp.l Z\tJ nt H^M SINGAPORE RIVER,102 words
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Article, Illustration3541 1935-10-08 14 H. S - #3OfTt^ rjHSIGsiCCLL iVOIw& -s g mmzn** jw%> jr SINGAPORE WAS CREATED FOR TRADE AND TRADE KEEPS IT GOING A Merchant Defends His Calling BY <4 The place is commercial above all, behind all, beyond all commercial." Thus wrote Roland Braridell over a decade ago m his3,541 words
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Article, Illustration1244 1935-10-08 16 A Record Of Continuous IMPROVEMENTS WITHIN THE PAST 25 YEARS THE beginnings of Municipal Government of Singapore were extremely modest, and arose cm* of dissatisfaction with the manner m which the (iovernment was attend! nv, or it t her not iIng, to the affairs of the town.1,244 words
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Article, Illustration84 1935-10-08 16 THE LATEST PICTURE OF THE SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS Standinr left to rl«*«. n* T w C. D. Miller. D. Frankel, J. A. Elias, E. A. Brown. T. Naraindas, H. W. Raper R Tc^alohn slatd i hFT^ *E Tho »»^y- Jones. Tay Llan Teck. Dr. K. K. Pathy, Dr. H. S.84 words
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Article, Illustration1459 1935-10-08 16 R. J. FARRER - R. J. FARRER THE Armistice found the Municipality m a difficult position. Four years of enforced economyhad, greatl}' increased arrears. A period of high and hasty spending faced them and their organisation was inadequate for this. Eleven Commissioners could not possibly handle the multitude of1,459 words
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Article, Illustration1103 1935-10-08 18 History Of John Little's J)R. Robert Little, M.D., F.R.C.S. (Edin), was the son of an Edinburgh lawyer, and grandson of the minister at Applegarth, m Scotland. His two younger brothers. John Martin Little and Matthew Little, were resident m Singapore for many years, and were founders of Messrs. Little, Cur^etjee1,103 words
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Article, Illustration2214 1935-10-08 18 fai!C3 to CCCO and by 1931 to 25.2. In 1833 the r~:e was 13.63. the lowest on reet The Infantile death rate shows a similar improvement, and hc.z fall i consistently and with little interruption from 337 per 1000 live birthj In 1901 to 310 In 1911, to 222 m2,214 words
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Article, Illustration1555 1935-10-08 20 J. O. KNIGHT - J. O. KNIGHT Tough Soldiers In The Old Days FROM RIFLE FORCE TO THE S. S. V. F. BY IUttARLY 90 years ago was formed j I the iirst unit of what today, must bo recognised as ono of the finest Volunteer Corps m the Em-!1,555 words
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Article, Illustration670 1935-10-08 20 How Cook's Helped The Expedition To Kh artoum THE "DAISY" FLOWERSHOP •T'HK workUrenowned business of Thos. Cook and Son, Ltd., had its beginnings In 1841. In that year, on July 5, Mr. Thomas Cook, an enthusiast, writer, and lecturer on temperance, ran a cheap trip from Leicester to Loughborough the670 words
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Article, Illustration3477 1935-10-08 22 When Cricket Was Introduced SPORTING GIANTS OF THE PAST IT is most appropriate that as I begin this article, which is to deal, rather imbHiou&ly, with a century of sport m Singapore, a group of Ma ay syces should be engaged m a game3,477 words
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Article, Illustration2641 1935-10-08 2 veterans' singles trophy I believe. Although another Japanese player, Honda, won it m 1924, the singles title has ever since been held by a Chinese player, with two exceptions: Paul Clerc and Van Giao (Saigon). Clerc's success Interrupted a run of successes by Khoo Hooi Hye, but the success of2,641 words
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Advertisement1063 1935-10-08 2 SUCCESS WILL YOU PAY THE PRICE If you are normal, you want the ccmfcrts and luxuries which are the by-products of success a home of your own a new car a Crosley refrigerator the leisure to read— the meaas to travel. Ycu want these things very much. But you are1,063 words
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Article, Illustration410 1935-10-08 4 This series of pictures gives an idea of how the Free Press is producec In the centre is a corner of the editorial department through whicl. all news passes. The Editor, Mr. F. Stefani. is m the centre with Miss D. Armstrong, the Woman410 words
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Article, Illustration13258 1935-10-08 6 may have or that may be established through head offices at home). Much remains unsaid concerning the early European pioneers, but we must go on, however great a part they have played and however likable and brave and enterprising they prere. Chinese Pioneers. Equally important and immeasurably richer m detail13,258 words
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