The Straits Budget, 4 September 1925
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section29 1925-09-04 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES [ESTABLISHED EIGHTY YEARS. J >l>. 'l. Singapore, Friday, September 4, 1925 Price 25 cents (S.S. Currency) or 7d.29 words
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Article421 1925-09-04 1 m)KUS- e H',V V.ar I•<•!'!* 2 Hjhc Opium Reserve Kiilim: Our People Hli, Income Tax ■RuhU r Position K, m n S i keis 4 H|« L:nm>. Reuter and imperial H .-1■.11g Past Week’s News 21-24 Hrluro ■Malaya Cup Teams IJ ]:„\al Sussex Sports 13 Hi;,. S, >'tits at421 words
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Article3841 1925-09-04 1 Mr. T. 13. Cocker is granted eight months’ leave. Dr. J. S. Sloper, M.D., M.R.C.P.,1 (London) has returned from leave. Mr. L. G. Attenborough, manager, Ipoh 1 Tin Dredging, Ltd., is going home on leave shortly. An exequatur has been extended to Mr. A. K. Andree, as3,841 words
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Article38 1925-09-04 2 We are informal that the r of Johore s donation 0 f $2oS“ Vern »«s distributed among in r m »s lo r Malay fishermen living n ff’ Senggarang and Benot. hc38 words
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Article99 1925-09-04 2 In his report on tin* Koree for the year l<J2t N Denham says A new motor U,. G l been sanctioned by Government ik-u 1 "ill prove tho;Zhi rh "k: factory m contra-distinction to rt„ launches which the Marine P r t,! present possess. Much, however tC 199 words
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Article110 1925-09-04 2 It might be inferred from a phra«t ov.v leader of August 27 that the who 1 the debenture and other debts of"Pulau Bulang Rubber and Product Co? puny have been already paid otT. Th not quite the case. The actual posit,; is that the Trustees feel so confident110 words
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Article122 1925-09-04 2 hor the first time since IDIB, the Ross Cup was competed for by the Johort Volunteer Rifles, on August 22. The competition, which combines section leading, tactics, use of ground and cover an: accurate fire, was carried out on the Johore Bahru Rifle Range. Owing tt various122 words
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Article187 1925-09-04 2 News was received at the office of the French Tin Mining Company, Kampar, by cable to the effect that Monsieur TGilnieki. the Company’s General Manager, who had been on lea\e and was returning to the F.M.S., has been killed in a motor* car accident in187 words
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Article226 1925-09-04 2 F rom the Straits Times of Saturda}» August 2G, 1805. There was no delivery of ice from t r b e House, on Sunday, and all that exc« lively hot day residents were left withou. enjoyment of a luxury which, when on« indulged in, becomes in a226 words
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The Straits Budget
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Article1093 1925-09-04 3 France owes to her sturdy ally. StraitTimes. August *2S. r, ...duple matter of business, the warj tI M .itiwM between Britain ami France; tSui.>: France owes Britain G2Sj s*. '•lint:, and she owes the Unitedj c..,i x!2 millions sterling. We on the 4 1 owe the UnitedFrance owes to her sturdy ally. Strait-Times. August *2S. - 1,093 words
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Article1119 1925-09-04 3 -Straits Times, August 21*. We find a tendency to assume that th taking of ten million from the funds of the Colony and placing it, with twenty millions from the Currency (iuarantm* Fund, in an Opium Revenue Reserve is causing anxiety a.~ to the future p >li-Straits Times, August 21*. - 1,119 words
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Article1053 1925-09-04 3 Straits l inns, An/ust hi. \V<* made a reference on Saturday to the dreadful neglect of sanitary areas in Singapore, drawing for that purpose ori the report of Doctors Hoops, Kinlayson, Hunter and Dawson presented in 102:1 on the subject of tuberculosis. Wo pointed out that whereasStraits l inns, An/ust hi. - 1,053 words
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Article1142 1925-09-04 4 I’nitni ICiniT'lom.” Mira its Tiim**. S«*>it IjiIm'I* 1 We have reeiived matter which would take lip a pretty considerable quantity* of our space from Mr. Kellie Smith in r**ference to Income 'Fax in (iriat Drituin. d iie pitii of vviiat he has to say is contained inI’nitni ICiniT'lom.” • Mira its Tiim**. S«*>- it IjiIm'I* 1 . - 1,142 words
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Article1103 1925-09-04 4 -Straits Times, September 2. Anoth»*r fall in London stocks, by marly a thousand tons during the pa-t week iij»> >ent ;übl*er tip again to over .‘*s. thl., while the local price is l.’W, or about f>d l».r pound It**s. Koundly the difference is IT rents iu loeal currency-Straits Times, September 2. - 1,103 words
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Article1049 1925-09-04 4 tho majority -must ruio.—Slttiit-, Tii.iSeptember Coddle one industry and you yourself compelled to coddle a!!, rhe co»* strike was dodged at a cost of T1 r twelve millions to the taxpayers, and thu* ink is not much more than dry on tnagreement made when we are r*r“ht uptho majority -must ruio.—Slttiit-, Tii.i-September - 1,049 words
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573 1925-09-04 5 There as a full gathering of hicmilh i> o, the Singapore Bar ,n tlie Supreme t 'U't on Monday, v.mn lutru*. i*:t:-eiu-e was mad.* to tho d-ath of the hut Mr. M. .1. Upcott, senior jumiicr of tin573 words
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Article95 1925-09-04 5 Our KU!a kr.mpur e .otw-uh no* n., wi: n: *«y» Vl 1 fnrtumi*o.y did 'tot •rA.v« r !l 1 nr.-uvnd two nijits ;;o i ;Ik* h;<- mill* Dp.man: uni Road. A I'.mk onip ovci on Bungfsur ostai* v;.- iv'urniwr home his motor eyed* v.;;«*n r; :i nwm95 words
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1409 1925-09-04 5 Th appeal of the Deputy Public Prosecutor in the matter of B ogus Name Proxies which arose out of the Perklinssoll case, was hoard before the Chief •iusti.l, Bir Lionel Woodward, and Mr. .Justice lbane, at Kuala Lumpur, and wa> dismissed. Their1,409 words
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380 1925-09-04 5 Singapore will poe me of the lan?- at covered mosques ir> Ihe world wh«r* tfif* present Suit an \»osque ut the corner <r Arab Street and Ninth Bridge Roa<l has 1m i n re-buiit. This work i-, to comntence shortly, and will380 words
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2596 1925-09-04 6 Schemes foe p >v u./.g o, ric a ad §ia**k latcs in t ii .'to.* i', Mr. J. Lornie, Deputy President r 'h* Municipal fVimrrv ers, d.*-cf :1 d a-, tie* ■no t important to be aotif’e d iure2,596 words
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697 1925-09-04 6 Remarkable comments u-k. ji I r. .lu.lkf IH-anc in the Sum,.,!!'!' 1 h .'on Saturday, v In n the '-^ri 1 Vt:ilr ‘7 appealed' 'a^t hue of imposed V t" l w a Judge in connection with *\ht ‘t, D,s rict i697 words
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Article118 1925-09-04 6 The Municipal health statement *> r I week ending August 22, t. number of deaths as 211. death rate of 27.G8 per mille per ar compared wth MM. 00 in the P r, week and”with 27.10 in the corresp■ j week <*f lart year. The chief au118 words
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2938 1925-09-04 7 l(i .:v.:(h»kinjf knuckleduster was pro- ,i a"> mi exhibit in trie Ui triet Lour’ i.,.•' wneii *i .iptiun v .'■»■>i .»4. ~l xteumer u! v ,i witn causin' grievous huit \!i <i. ti. li >i'Kins, tiie jazz drummer r ...i.h Hotel2,938 words
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463 1925-09-04 7 The first annual gem al meet ini' of the Kuehai Tin Dredging Company, Limited, was held on Friday in the offices of the iiipiin;, .‘darket Street, Mr. .1. M. JSime presiding and others present being Messrs. S. (J. Wong. .1. A. I’iias, K.463 words
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177 1925-09-04 7 The following an; among the cases in thi; month's Supreme t mirt list: James I ones Miller and another v. W. H. T. Fogden and another. Lee Chwoe Keow Neo v. the P. and O. Banking Corporation, Ltd. (incorporated in Kngl.and) and177 words
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821 1925-09-04 8 Singapore was on August 27 llic scene oi the first Fasti rn recital of a young pian ist who should have a gnat future before him. The name of Misehu Levitzki may not yet b<* a household word, at any rati.* to821 words
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652 1925-09-04 8 Tin* report of tin* Water De.partmt.nt Singi oe.je Municipality, for tlv- yei r 19 2 4 was signed by Mr. Francis E. Mu-sm. who ias since retired. In this connect «»n tu tates “Mr. S. G. Williams. M. Inst, C.K.. Water652 words
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Article179 1925-09-04 8 Our Kuala I.umpur correspondent writes on August 27 :—The local police are at present on the tracks of an unknown man, who is alleged to have murdered a Chinese basket-maker living at the District Hospital. The deceased, it is stated, entered the District Hospital about five years179 words
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713 1925-09-04 8 Wo take the f >ll rv.ing extracts fioru the repoti on the v.orking ol the Government Monopolies Department for ID-4 The amount d cnaudii »I<l tor eonsump* tion in tht* Colony (excluding Christmas island) was 1,t?4.870.4 ttihns, which is 1 47,178.1.3 tnhiis loss713 words
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85 1925-09-04 8 Their Highnesses the Sultan and Sultana of Trengganu, who are on a visit to Singapore, were the guests at a tea party at the sea-side residence of Mr and Mrs Wing Loong (Ng Seng Choy) at Chang: '•ii Sunday. A pleasant time was spenl and85 words
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594 1925-09-04 8 S»miU'I>co two years’ H K orr.„, mt iunment and ten strokes wlh t) lH n was impeded by the* Disti i t .lu Frankly n Robinson, n Fri-kv -V* r ,m th r e Chint ap s.s. Benlumond who wore i594 words
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Article159 1925-09-04 8 Eastern United Assurance C orp. The report of the directors of Eastern United Assurance Corpor. for the year ended June 30, > s that in the fire department, the prem income less re-insurances amo-ats $101,479.50. The net claims paid outstanding amount to 43.97 per cent, of the not prenioni come,159 words
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1458 1925-09-04 9 S.C.C. Affairs. Chairman s Review at Annual Meeting. v interesting review of the affairs 8 A, u Singapore Cricket Club was (,t UH 1 by Mr. J. M. Sime, the v 1 President, at the annual general t in,* of the Club held on Friday even- \[i Sime was supported1,458 words
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219 1925-09-04 9 Baron Hayashi, who is returning to Japan on the concision of his term of oHice as Japanese Ambassador in London, ai l ived here by the Fushimi Maru on Sunday afternoon. He was met on board by the Japanese Consul-General (Mr. Nakajima) and a219 words
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899 1925-09-04 9 On Sunday morning, the 2.lid instant, Major-General Sir Theodore F’ruser, K.C.8., C. 5.1., C.M.G., General Officer Commanding, Malaya, inpected the Malacca Volunteer Corps at Field Operations. The general idea was that an Enemy Force (Blue) had landed under cover of mist in the899 words
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672 1925-09-04 9 Tl»e following is the full text <»f judgment <>f Mr. C. W. A. Sen nett in committing1 for trial the Chinese, l.i I’i Ba, who was charged with residing in a place he had been ordered to quit. Mr. Balfour K. Ross,672 words
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92 1925-09-04 9 A public meeting, under tin; pal romme of His K\(ellent y tin* (Mlieer Administeri,iy the (Jovernrm n!, will l»r lu l l in the supper room at < luvtllimelil ll'*ll;C on .Monday, September 7, at p.ni. t•» diseu*< the proposed f•92 words
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3055 1925-09-04 10 A case of considerable interest and importance was commenced before the Acting Chief Justice (Mr. Justice Sproule) in the Supreme Court on Tuesday, when Nagurdas 1'ursholumdus and Co., a well-known Singapore firm of merchants, claimed $128,924 for alleged breach of agreement from3,055 words
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311 1925-09-04 10 An inquest was held by the Coroner (Mr. F. Bourne) on August 27 ri-ganlim: the death of a Straits-born Chinese clerk named Lim Yew Kim, who was knocked down and killed by a lorry at the junction of Dunman Street and Upper311 words
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Article72 1925-09-04 11 V1 a jt* Times is not responsible for j j... ,,f j. s corr. spondents. Com- 'i 1 (‘T siioubl bear in mind tlu.t lexe rs n ,nd to the poi.it. l.*mg ties urv 1 in hie l o be rejected or 1 7 n ,in\vil. t oivespondeius Imis!72 words
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Article325 1925-09-04 11 *fo the Editor of the Straits Times, g r -Apropos my letter which you were! l enough to publish in your columns on I v'tui'iny la L V l havt l,t Ain tr( att l to a l 'n-MV sight in battery Road this morning 1 l325 words
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Article359 1925-09-04 11 Unfit to Govern.” T.» the Editor of the Straits Times. I Sir, —1 have the utmost respect fori h si* people called “moralists.” Their I p-.ritivi i* unquestionably to do good. Blit I 1 have a horror of their methods, or I lather method, which is to prohibit and I359 words
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Article204 1925-09-04 11 the Editor of the Straits Times. s r -The Municipal Commissioners j lV decided to construct a 70-ft. road lun z Haig Road. Nearly half of the °n both sides of this road are fivately owned or estates. There are 't inany houses on either side204 words
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Article189 1925-09-04 11 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir.1 crave the privileges of space in your journal for the following. A few days ago I had invasion to go to a certain rubber estate in ,J.*hoie. 1 was employ* d oil that estate in 19iN and at that time189 words
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Article662 1925-09-04 11 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —I rend with great int rest the letter that appeared in your valuable journal of the 2*5th. instant, written by one Mr. Chowdhuri regarding a (uoperative Society for mercantile clerks. The suggestion i> a splendid one, that deserves the662 words
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Article631 1925-09-04 11 To the Editor of the Straits Tinier Sir, I am at least as ignorant of accountancy, that abstruse subject, as the ordinary layman but there are many things about these proposals which seem very extra.mlinary. Our legislature appear to have decided that we have some .$.'50,000,000 of631 words
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Article170 1925-09-04 11 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, I have read many letter- in >ur papers about th" buses, regards tie ir speed etc. but there is another thing th* y do which is veiy dangerous, and that is they pass cars at a good speed, and as170 words
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Article146 1925-09-04 11 T > the Editor of the St raits Times. Sir.—You taught us miw to pray “Ixinl* give us men.” I find that this is nut irx th«* Prayer Hook, hut. in view of the conditions of our dear dty and the helplessness of the public t.) do146 words
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Article914 1925-09-04 11 To tin* Editor the Strait?; Times. Si*’, During the lasi, two months since the Secamat case against Kuuehnn Nair and ***** Nair was concluded I hav«r read and heard such uncomplimentary remarks about Ihe trying Magistrate* Mr. \V. N. Courlay, for tiis refusal grant an adjournment when914 words
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472 1925-09-04 12 An action was commenced in the Supreme < ourl on W ednesday, before Mr. Jus* to Deane, in which Mr. (George L vj xiued Mr. Henry Bolter for $l,. r UiO. damage for breach of two agreements under which he was engaged472 words
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136 1925-09-04 12 A Chinese, named Tam Yew Yam, appealed in the Supreme C urt on Saturday, for leniency in the matter of <**- 1 rearing a surety of $fi00 put up by him H Chinese who has absconded after having been sentenced to thoee136 words
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1166 1925-09-04 12 1 A meeting of competitors and official: in the recent motor cycle reliability tria was held in the Kxchange Room on Mon* oay evening under the presidency of Mr D* P* (Iritiiln-Jwiies, chairman of the Singapore Automobile Club, who wh> supported by Mr.1,166 words
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291 1925-09-04 12 Ihc amazing recovery of Miss Polly J eskey, sister of the Rev. James Tcskev, or Singapore, after suffering from parat>>is for lb years is described in a newspaper cutting forwarded to us by Mr Teskey, together with an extract from hi*291 words
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Article237 1925-09-04 12 V 1 K V, a,a Lum P ur correspondent Monday:—The trial was comnjenced to-day in the -assize court before Mr. .Justice Parrer Manby, with Messrs. K. Mackenzie and S. D. Seer as f Teh i Kim Sen a n,iddleas who is allowed to have stabbed to death an237 words
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Article913 1925-09-04 12 Inc 2nd battalion of the- oh.l Kitlos, now stationed at T- 7 tine to leave i„ 0ct01,'.,, L I"”,"*’ C ow "If to a cbanjtu i„ th« nienta, theu’ departure will i, 'i arr ang a month or two. H !f' unfortunate that the Bta efficient battalion913 words
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE STRAITS BUDGET
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Article, Illustration61 1925-09-04 13 In the final of the Malaya (up placed at the Stadium, Singapore, on Saturday, Singapore heat Selangor hy 2—l, after a very exriting game. In the photograph, is Sir (ieorge Maxwell, <\M.<;., seated behind the cup, and on his left is Mr. J. M. Sime, President of/*//<»/<* hy II X llm Lt ri,ly, - 61 words
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Article, Illustration93 1925-09-04 13 Thf annual spuria meet in* of 2nd lln. the Itoyal Sussex ItoKimenl were held at Tanulin mi Saturday. I lie indixiduul championship was won by l.ieut. Matthews, the 22 It yards and was placed in most of the in riant events, hut Corporal Pace the winner of the/’//n.'ns l>y <i Mm la; I’llnfns IM / illfill i SfllillO I'll - 93 words
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Article, Illustration28 1925-09-04 14 amp Pitching. 11. H. The Raja .Muda Sampling the Food. Deputy Commissioner. Mr. 1.. R. Wheeler. Inspection by Commissioner. /’Won. hy A* Colowh/’Won. hy A* Colowh - 28 words
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Article, Illustration58 1925-09-04 15 1*1101 o. I>y Shi,ho, I t.l Sultan's Palace, Medan. Photo by l\ Si in hi >11^ Kenjr Hua Hlooms. I'lloto V II .S Kn trance to Sultan’s Mosque, Medan. I'lmto I v O l\ Sinnnnir* Customs* Wharf at llulu I ’a hat. I’ltn'o l>\1*1101 o. I>y /•-'////»/**• Shi,ho, I t.l; Photo by () l\ Si in hi >11^; I'lloto /• V II / .S; I'lmto I v O l\ Sinnnnir*; I’ltn'o l>\ I J I I ( f< St J M - 58 words
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Article, Illustration26 1925-09-04 16 A roup at the Mala} a Reception. July »*>. Reconstructed Rubber Tree. Press. Hygiene and Shipping. On the Edge of Johore Straits. h\ j TrcuMtit/*/(()/() h\ /•' j TrcuMtit - 26 words
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Article, Illustration25 1925-09-04 17 A Malay Boy of Balu I’ahat. /’/m7o f\v I' I Tnuscin. Pantai, a Daughter of Ind. I*hotn /»v -S' l\ Sihh,il,t/’/m7o f\v I' I Tnuscin.; I*hotn /»v -S' l\ Sihh,il,t - 25 words
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Article, Illustration35 1925-09-04 17 Central Police Station, Johorc Hahru. Rest House, Port Dickson, Johori* Hahru Market. h if ir, liy I J I 1 1 s i ii Muar I cm i ><\ Af < iihi/ h if ir, liy I J I 11 // s( i ii; /'; i ><\ (, Af < iihi , - 35 words
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Article, Illustration98 1925-09-04 18 (.unu< in' Salak. 7,l»oo It., lo miles fr.im ltata\ia. Its last eruption, as long ai>o as 1 mi choked the ri;ers with fallen tries and \olcanie refuse as to tender the old fit> of Jakatra (llutavia) uninhabitable. On the rinht. a topical mountain slope. The Old/Vio/u.% hy l\' I' Anderson - 98 words
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Article, Illustration49 1925-09-04 19 Rest House on (iunong l*i!hii. tuff aloes used for Timber Drugging. Trigonometrical Station, (iunonu Pulai. Pumping Station, (burning Pulai. I'llntus h\ 7 /i .'< •>« H. View in Seremhun. Near thi* Keservoir, Johore Hahru. l*hofn. hy I J Ih iisi iii Koad in Rubber Instates, KambanI'llntus h\ /•' / 7 /i .'< •>« /H.; l*hofn. hy I J Ih iisi iii - 49 words
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Article, Illustration127 1925-09-04 20 'Choir Ilighnossos iho Sultan and Sultana of Trongganu ha\o boon on a \isit to Singaporo, and on Sunday wore the guoMs at a toa part} at tho soa-sido rosidtnce of Mr. and Mrs. Wing l.oong (Ni; Song I’hoy) at Changi. Kight to loft Mr. Wing l.oong./*/;oto. by luisUii: S(iit!:o; I*h oto hy (1 Morrui; / *//«>/(* hy S l\ SihlutlJ; / V.'o/o />v /•’ ,/ Ti'i'ii >r. 'I; Pliulo. hy limfurc Studio, Ltd. - 127 words
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PAST WEEK’S IMPERIAL AND GENERAL NEWS Contained in Reuter and Special Telegrams.
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3067 1925-09-04 21 [Atil’TEft TELEGRAM.3 London, August 27. Durbii* Trouble similar to that affect* i, ha jpw in English and Australian ports an wan* to have threatened the Sandgatc <Vt.. bound for America, which was be d tip by the crew[Atil’TEft TELEGRAM.3 - 3,067 words
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Article103 1925-09-04 22 London, August 27. Washington It is reliably stated that the Government observers do not see any hope °f averting a stoppage of work in the anthracite coalfields on September 1. London, August 28. Philadelphia The Miners’ Union has ordered a strike in the anthracite coalfields on September103 words
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Article90 1925-09-04 22 London, August 28. Details have been issued of a £.'{0,000.000 Anglo-American scheme for dealing with the goods traffic in London by means of an underground railway connecting all the principal goods terminals and the London docks. The scheme is now being considered >r a committee of representatives of90 words
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887 1925-09-04 22 London, August 27. From the British point of view the importance of the debt otter lies in the modification of the policy emhoiiied in the famous ilalfoui memorandum, which necessitated payment of at least i'20,000,000 a year887 words
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393 1925-09-04 22 London, August 27. Kabul Marshal Lyaute.v has been summoned t«> 1 narco lo confer with th»* Government. Marshal IVtain meanwhile assumes the direction of eperations. London, August 27. Paris Although a siroeo impelled aeroplanes, French tanks were very olfective in to-day’s operations. In spite393 words
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Article102 1925-09-04 22 London, August 28. It is probably cold comfort for victims of the* earthquake in l'okio and Yokohama to hoar that they were not victims of u brutal, meaningless catastrophe, but a sacrifice for the safety of the race, vet that was the harden of the address* of Professor102 words
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280 1925-09-04 22 London, August 23 1 ,n is An official state in cm nothing has happened in Svrii iK tli4t robe! attack on Damascus V U *‘l** tlu! on the 21th inst., the rebels r -thin* I Jabei. It adds that General Surm K280 words
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Article125 1925-09-04 22 London, August 28. Vienna: A crisis has ovtr’aken the Zion is organisation. At yest» may’s meeting «>f the Zionist Congress Dr. W cizmann. who was popularly reputed to have convet led the Karl of Balfour to Zionism, resigned from the executive committee following a vote of confidence which,125 words
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Article122 1925-09-04 22 London, August 27. Paris The German reply to yesterday's French note was handed to M. Briatul. It agrees as to the continuance of the negotiations and announces the despatch of a jurist to L<v.doii to confer with the allied experts. London, August 27. Berlin: The vagueness of122 words
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Article122 1925-09-04 22 London, August Berlin: The banking* consortium cd with the liquidation of tht- Stin concem announces the successful <'"rrp\ tion of its labours, by w’hi'h the conip-y 1 debts of 120,000,000 marks will be my paid and a further 20.000,000 marKfli expected to remain to the credit ot Stinnes’122 words
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828 1925-09-04 23 London, August 27. m The whole morning sitting of 'advisory committee on opium was de1 ted to discussion of the British pronu.al regarding the export of opium from flu, Persian Gulf. Sir John Jordan expressed the opinion i/.t import certificates had done more828 words
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145 1925-09-04 23 London, August 30. Canton The Canton Government has replied to the British Consul-General disclaiming that it published or approved the coastal shipping regulations mentioned on the 18th inst. A Canton message dated August 18 seated The Chinese authorities have drawn up rules with145 words
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152 1925-09-04 23 London, August 27. Baghdad A serious attack was made on the Nairn trans-desert motor convoy between Baghdad and Beirut, 34 miles from Damascus. A party travelling in powerful eight-cylinder cars was held up by brigands from the district bordering on Jebel-Druse152 words
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Article263 1925-09-04 23 London, August 31. San Francisco Two seaplanes are starting on a 2,100 mile flight to Hawaii, which will be a new distance record. Each machine has a span of 72 feet, weighs 1,000 pounds and is equipped with 500 horse power engines and wireless with which to communicate263 words
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197 1925-09-04 23 London, August 29. Buenos Aires Three hundred guests assembled at the British Chamber of Commerce luncheon in honour of the Prince of Wales piesided over by the British Minister. Thu Prince afterwards delighted 3,000 British b »ys and girls from 07197 words
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Article238 1925-09-04 23 London, September 2. Sydney Mr. Stokes, the Lord Mayor, in the course of a civic welcome to the members of the Empire Press Conference, said he hoped they would acquire a better understanding and a keener appreciation of Australia’s aims and problems as a result of their238 words
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Article118 1925-09-04 23 London, September 2. t Geneva The thirty-fifth session of League of Nations Council assembled privately and drew up the agenda. Subsequently there was a short public sitting at which it was decided, inter alia, to submit to the forthcoming Assembly the report of the temporary slavery committee118 words
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Article50 1925-09-04 23 London, August 27. Manila The Italian airman. Col. di Pinedo, has arrived here. London, A'jgu-t L’v Rome Colonel di Pined*) telegraphed that he is held up in Manila owing to violent typhoons and is considering flying t> Tokio via Shanghai for the purpose of avoiding the storms.50 words
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Article38 1925-09-04 23 Paris, September 2. At Beirout the representative council ol Lihan passed a unanimous resolution on the occasion of the anniversary of Liban’s independence expressing admiration for the French army and affection f*>r the mandatory bower.38 words
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188 1925-09-04 23 LnnJon, August 27. Marseille:; The Socialist Congress’s difficulty in finding a text fur a resolution n guiding the security pact acceptab.e to the British as well as the French and tierinun delegates has been overcome ny the peace committee agreeing to a resolution insisting188 words
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Article157 1925-09-04 23 London, August 28. Riga A reversal of previous policy is contained in the resolution passed by ihe central committee of the Communist party reinstating the rights of pre-resolu-tion technical specialists in all branches of industry and granting them improved housing conditions and facilities for education of their childivn and157 words
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Article81 1925-09-04 23 London, August 28. It is officially announced that the Gove mine lit have decided to resume full official and diplomatic relations with Mexico. The outstanding differences have been satisfactorily settled. The present Consul-General, Mr. Norman King, will be Charge d’Affaires pending the appointment of a Minister. London,81 words
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Article101 1925-09-04 23 London. August 2/. Honolulu The yacht Lloise, flagship of the San Francisco Yachting Club, which started on July 10 with three other yachts on a JUiOO mile race from San Francisco to Tahiti, was seized on proceeding home from Tahiti because the commander is alleged to have failed to101 words
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Article85 1925-09-04 23 London, Ai gust ."1 Koine The submarine Veaiero has not returned to her b; se from the naval manor uvres. Aeroplanes, destiovers and uhtnnrines ate searching for the Vcnicro by day and night. Ships are using the hydi nphonic apparatus London, September 2. Koine The search for the85 words
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Article1534 1925-09-04 24 Italian Debts. London, September 1. Washington The Treasury announces that the Italian Debt Commission is expected to arrive on October 15. Missionaries Released. London, September I. Shanghai: All the kidnapped missionaries were released on August 30. All uie well. Fire on Steamer. London, September 1. Port Said1,534 words
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Article99 1925-09-04 24 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, September 1. It is learned that a serious situation has ansen at Prai as a result of there being no railway trucks to convey goods. It is understood that 3,000 packages arc waiting for despatch. The Harbour Board authorities have refused99 words
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164 1925-09-04 24 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Hongkong, August 2x Rating has broken out in Cam a.so in Tungshan, the foreigners’ dential suburb, as a sequel to the Vi, Sl Ministers assassination. The wl latlcc Cadets are determined to disarrn ,S mp u° a are164 words
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87 1925-09-04 24 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, August 28. Mr. A. W. H. Hamilton, Deputy Commissioner of Police, in charge of the Detective branch, has been appointed to the vacancy caused in the Political Intelligence Bureau Singapore through the appointment of87 words
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66 1925-09-04 24 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Weltevreden, September G. The Government have ordered the deportation to China of two Chinese journalists and two other Chinese owing to th? agitations in connection with the China civil war, which threatens to become action against the66 words
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Article88 1925-09-04 24 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, August 2?. In connection with the death of a Chinese, as the result of coming in contact with an electric wire Mr. Sennett, at the Coroner’s inquiry, found that death due to shock from electrocution. He returned a verdict of accidental death,88 words
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Article87 1925-09-04 24 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, September 1At the annual meeting of the L> n Theatres, Mr. Fung, presiding, said tna the total gross receipts for the year unae review exceeded last year’s by u despite competition. Ninety P l ’r cel had been paid in interim dividends87 words
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Article51 1925-09-04 24 (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, August -L A Chinese tongkang with seven < H pa.its capsized in a heavy sea d ul storm off the coast of Sumatra. Two not been seen, but five have been r f up by a sampan and brought Penang by the51 words
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2792 1925-09-04 25 Football at its best was seen at the -a uj'i-rn on Saturday afternoon, when Singapore defeated Selangor by two y t,, ,ne m the Ma! i.va Gup final, and n tl.e cup for the fouith time since the '•i'mpctition was inaugurated. is2,792 words
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Article253 1925-09-04 25 Encouraging (lame Among Asiatics. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, August 2D. To encourage the Rugby game amongst Asiatics in Malaya, Mr. Alan I>»ke hat offered a handsome silver cup for competition betwwn Asiatic teams in the country on the same lines as the Malaya Cujp competition. Malaya Cup253 words
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Article1544 1925-09-04 26 [Reuter Telegram.} I 1 inc Howling hy Hniddell. Low scoring was the rule in the B.C.t Lournuni, n» game played on th* padao< On Saturday, in which the I'ub.i- Service Cml I.aw beat the Etcetera-- hy five runs The p. S. and L. hatted firs', and wen out for[Reuter Telegram.} - 1,544 words
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Article56 1925-09-04 26 rReuter Telegram.1 U.S. Amateur Championship. [Reuter Telegram.1 London, August 81. Oakniont: In the national amateur golf championship 186 competitors teed off’ loan IK hole round for the 16 places in the comjjetitmn proper. Jones, the holder. McKenzie a sensational 71 1-ownes 76, Carter 77, Foster ami Daily <9. MarstonrReuter Telegram.1 - 56 words
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Article1350 1925-09-04 26 Second Hoden-Kloss Trophy I Race. 3 I I (Contributed.) yl Tl-r- second race of the series for the I Bnden Kl".->s Trophy took-piace on Sun. I day rnir.g in, light and variable but J I very pleasant breezes. From dawn until a.m. h avy clouds and a misty ainio.I1,350 words
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Article369 1925-09-04 26 Ke\‘s Sensational Win. Battling 1 Key is making ijuite a ropuiatinn a> a pruvider of thrills. His contest with Makatangay at the* Happy Val e.v on Saturday night was as exciting as hi; two with Domy Santos, and that i< saying a good deal. There wa* plenty j ot369 words
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Article57 1925-09-04 26 The August Spoon competition of Singapore Ladies’ Ride Association M dive at Seletar, on August 27 and rc.-u.--us follows 300 ‘2OO 100 V. yds. yds. yds. N‘*t Mrs. Th »mas 20 30 30 80 <’ Mrs. Fraser 2 4 ‘2O 28 72 I": Mrs. Mugliston 20 2d 2357 words
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Article251 1925-09-04 27 [Reuter Telegram.] Aml jjins Lose in l .S. hintil. [Reuter Telegram.] London, August 27. I,, the national double i’a'frM.n am! Hawkea baat u ,j williams <>—-1 (5 V' 1 |oiui:.t('ii and firilUn la at Tild,-; bTlV. 7-9. 7 I rndm, August 2^. .1,.,,. t -/u is'.ii t-.v.U Haw[Reuter Telegram.] - 251 words
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Article506 1925-09-04 27 Manna’s Price Hprdeninj;. fReuter Telegram.] London, August 28. St. l«cger bett'ng t>n Manna has hardened V 3—1 taken and offered. London, August 31. To-diy’* ca l over for the St. LegeIdanm wa> favourite at 7-2 taken and <u7ered. London, September 1. Saucy Sue was scratched for the St LcgarfReuter Telegram.] - 506 words
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Article536 1925-09-04 27 Fine Weather for Regimental Meeting. Tho annual sports meeting of 2nd Bn. the Royal Sussex Regiment were held at langun on Saturday, and was favoured witn tine weather, a varied and interesting programme being carried through .van much success. I ho individual championship was won by Lieui. Matthews,536 words
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Article48 1925-09-04 27 [R»*ut»*r T<*Wnini.1 London. August ’’A Port Washington: The Baby Bo .t lou-ger, owm.nI and :>i' >ted bv nleb Brage. of'tbe Column. Yacht Club. Now Yor, w„n the gold co emblematic of the s-v-e! boat ehampionshlo if America, for the second year in v.o e-- on.[R»*ut»*r T<*Wnini.1 - 48 words
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Article129 1925-09-04 27 A k-*en game < f hockey w.i> s.>,*n oMonday at Telck Ayer, when the Y.M.C.A were opposed to the R.E. The ball tru veiled at a good pace owing to the hard ness cf the ground and long passing wa. the order of the day. Ju the first half129 words
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Article325 1925-09-04 27 Birthday Celebrations In Singapore. The birthday of Her Majesty Queen Wiihelmina of the Netherlands is observ•»*l on Monday and the Dutch community in Singapore with their countrymen in Java and Sumatra are duly celebrating a great national festival. The Dutch have a gift for celebration when the325 words
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184 1925-09-04 27 Mr. .Justice Deane presided at a special Assize held in the Surpemo Court on i ue <luy to try the Chinese who was charged with tile murder of two Chinese members of the crow of the Blue Funnel steamer Euryiules. The evidence for184 words
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82 1925-09-04 27 Mr. G. H. Matthew, living at Raffle Hotel has reported to the police that on Monday night $4,1 ">7 in cash was stoic i from his room. The police have the matter in hand, but no arrests have been82 words
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731 1925-09-04 27 We have received from the hon. secretary of the Struits Settlements (Singapore) Association the reply of the Government to the report of the special subcommittee of the association on special service prophylaxis. It is dated August 21 and is as follows Sir, J731 words
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Article48 1925-09-04 27 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, August 21. A disastrous landslide occurred at Telolc Kruin mine near Ipoh yesterday and buried alive nine persons, including four women and a nirl of thirteen. Six dead bodies have been recovered, and the others have been rescued seriou-ly injured.48 words
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881 1925-09-04 28 (From Our Own Correspondent). Malacca, August 28. It was decided at the annual general meeting of the Malacca St. Andrew's Society to celebrate St. Andrews Day with a dance to be held in Malacca C:uo. The members appointed as oftice-bearers tor the year881 words
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375 1925-09-04 28 An unusual case was heard in the 1 Second Police Court on Saturday, when a Chinese, named Ng King Wan, was charged with fortune-tolling. Evidence was called to show that the accused told the fortunes of several people, and that they went375 words
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Article500 1925-09-04 28 The following passengers have arrived in the Straits from home by the P. and O. steamer Karmala Mr. J. Anderson, Mr. Baker, Mr. 11. Bancroft, Mr. K. Ca’mford. Mr. Chisholm, Mr. F. O. Davies, Mrs. J. Dinner*. Mr. J. K. Davies, Mr. J. R. J. Dalton, Dr. and Mrs.500 words
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380 1925-09-04 28 A collision between two motor-cara on the Bukit Timah Hoad on Good Friday i night had a sequel in the Supreme Court on Thursday, before Mr. Justice Deane, when Mr. James Innes Miller and Mrs. Miller, of Johorc Bahru, sued Mr. W.380 words
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138 1925-09-04 28 A case was mentioned in the Third Police Court on Tuesday in which Chua Yew Yek, of €4, Japan Street, a well-known m* rchant, was charged at the instance of the Monopolies Department with being in possession of non-Government chandu. The138 words
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Article84 1925-09-04 28 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, September I. In view of to-day’s Chinese festival an unusual number of pig< were slaughtered and brought in from the abbatoirs last night in lorries instead cf in handcarts. Whilst the lorries raced past the notorious Lahat Road junction and going down84 words
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Article97 1925-09-04 28 Action taken at a General Committee Meeting held on August 28, included the following:— Decided by nine votes to eight that the original proposals regarding the Lorong Krian Improvement Scheme should be carried out in their entirety. Decided that enquiries should be made as to the fee which97 words
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135 1925-09-04 28 £<l\vin dr Souza, the weli-U.,*-. boxer, was charged in the *«t|l Court on August 2K i n .•'•SI extraordinary affair which t. ,‘,k a house in Joo Chiat Ho;.d Vv* cf 27th ultimo. It is alleged that de Souza returns h.s house135 words
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99 1925-09-04 28 The seizure of large quantities chandu, valued at over s4rt,u9o, n Do*H the steamer Van Cloon at Singapore August 25 and 26 had a sequel in u* District Court on Wednesday, when Captain Hagenziehen, master of to* vessel, was fined $l,OOO.99 words
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Article149 1925-09-04 28 The following is the pass li.-t of tS« Autumn professional examination ia connecti n with King Edward YU College of Medicine. Final Examination for the Diploma of L.M.S—M. G. Dicum, Miss S. f). (iunatilake, S. Manikasanay, A. Muruga.-u, S. Sanmugam, S. Sinnadurai. H. Stubbs, Miss149 words
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Article116 1925-09-04 28 A young motor mechanic of ,n 1 named Louis Ebert, and who s‘y seif the world’s Trotter, ha." Singapore on a walking tour ..r vh globe. He has taken twelve days to com* from Penang and hopes to fini-n n > by the end of five116 words
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Article125 1925-09-04 28 Mr. J. L. Humphreys,. British Kedah Government, has issue'* *> big statement: —By Wticie Treaty made between Great (>( Siam on March 10, 1900, it K "vj j,l that the Government of the r. 1 j y n e assume the of Jv n Siamese Government. The t125 words
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249 1925-09-04 29 ,,f the important work** to be underbv *he Municipality in the near jw t ne reeonstruction of two Singa- > one crossing vio* Roehore 1. a the other the Sinrapnre River. I-'-.y ltUM of these schemes will be P ,Uv welcomed,249 words
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289 1925-09-04 29 ,i- :n g by the greet saCce-s of Wednes r.ight’s carnival bell to ccb hrate t .1! g of the Adel phi Hot el'* new bullr in the extension- and the provision for on seveial evenings a week arc :\vh itunreciated. Th( hotel289 words
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182 1925-09-04 29 r r ;c’ 0,d regret the d :.‘h of Mr. MeAl -Mer and ,,,’’1'“ General Hospital 0*1 Saturday b'ciii blood-pxi so ning. The dt*- "'us troubled wit h a 1 bsc essed v k. and the inflaming t in182 words
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521 1925-09-04 29 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Koala l.urnpur, fetju- inter 2. An aj.pli.'itior- by the St; talar, 1 Oil Co. re<juc*ti»!;* th“ Sanitary t“ call f *r tenders for all rtands for th« sale of petrol eli uteri eonsideiable dNcus.xion at this moming’s521 words
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211 1925-09-04 29 (From On* Own Correspondent.) Penang, August 31. Among other matters discuss' d nt the m »nthl> meeting of the St aits Settle-nur-.ts (Penang) Association va« the p’e'alenco of malarial mosquitoes in vnriou* j iaci's outside the Municipal limits. It vas decided211 words
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45 1925-09-04 29 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, September 2. In connection with the drawing of tin Million Tical Lottery in .January* !*i*t df finite ehargt s of fraud v..-." *"-<1 .y lodg fd against Phya No:;di-'i u:d five others.45 words
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239 1925-09-04 29 We regret to record the death of Captain James Fmiih Scott, a very wellknown figure in shipping circles here, who passed away at the Grosvenor Hotel on Wednesday afternoon. The iate Captain Scott, who was aged C'J, was probably the doyen239 words
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Article120 1925-09-04 29 Toh Kiri Mining.— (July) 81 p!s. Kamunting Tin Dredging.—Output 871 piculs, hours run 1,243. Estimated realised value of ore $BO,llOO. The Secretary of Austral Malay Tin Ltd., reports the. following outputs of its associated companies for the month of August Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging.— Hours run (Two dredges)120 words
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Article145 1925-09-04 29 JJAU, 0.1 August 20, 1925, at Mali.cc Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. S. Harper Ball. a daughter. IJlitt UAid*. On August IH, 1025, nt South p t rt*» Private Nutsing Horn", tu Mr. atul Mrs. A. M. Biichall, of LuliesCobe, Mol vi• io Terrace, South lVrth, West Anr.tralia a145 words
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Article65 1925-09-04 29 ASH BUOOKK HUNT. On August 27, 1925. ut S‘. Peter’s Parish Church, BexhiH-on s<a, tty the Rev. W. W. Ash, 8.A., f..'h« r it,- bridegroom, assisted by Ihe Rev D, Ro Fotheringham, M.A., KHAR, uncle i r e h, idc Herbert .Mingaye, to France: Brooke, daughter of Mis. W.65 words
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Article231 1925-09-04 29 Pings no*•*». S- ptemfcer .1. EXCHANGE. On lewder, 4 iu/b 2/4 15/39 1 icnvm.i 2/4*4 Private 2m. credits 2/4 Or N’t w Y«*rk. IK'ih.i nd Private 90 d/s On I’lanee, Rank T. T. 1*15® On India, Bank T. T. 154^ On Hongkong. Hank d/d 5% p.c. prem.231 words
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Article485 1925-09-04 29 MINING. Issue Val. Pd. Buyers Seller* £1 £1 Asom Kumbang 49/- 60/- rA 1 1 Baton g I'udang 0.69 0.72*^ 1 Hitum Tin 1.25 l AO £1 £1 Idris Hydraulics 41/0 45/6 1 1 Johan Tin <‘.54 0.57 10/-10/- Kampong 49/6 5<>/6 £1 £1 Kamunting Tin 60/6485 words
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Advertisement89 1925-09-04 29 NOTICE V.l communications for both the Tints and tho Straits Budget should be addressed to the Head Ornce, »nd Stanley Streets, Singapore, Straits bet.-i-merits. > he p»* t free price of the Straits Tines to Urn 1 'nited Kingdom end foreign countne* ,s i a vonr. The post free price89 words
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Obituary125 1925-09-04 29 DEATHS (iASKITTi. At the (Jeneral Hospital, on At:. L' 192;*, Ernest .lack -on (JaskiJI. ag< l! > year.,, of McAlister A. Co., i.td V r y deeply regretted. .1 ’J!?s(»S. Hv cable, on August *20, 1!'2*. Art'.vcrp, Mclgium, .ImIit, danrii* 1. 1 1 <■«■' »>•, Kunriman fHclgimr !,ld. He !i.v125 words
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Article57 1925-09-04 1 Cm mil— Rubber Price Average* 1 London Rubber Stocks 1 The Singapore Auction F.M.S. Rubber Propaganda 1 Rubber Ruffians 1 £al<* of Rubber Estate 1 Rubin-r Smuggling 1 Malayan Rubebr Loan Local Rubber Auction 2 Meetings and Report*— Pyre Rubber 1 JcrHin Rubber Rrit-sh North Borneo Rubbe-r 2 Weekly57 words
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30 1925-09-04 1 Elite average- In i mga|*>re and London during tli- eurit .alter, to September it, have )**en as .T!• >«rs {Singapore 125*K4 cents London Ss. 4d.30 words
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Article31 1925-09-04 1 Messrs. Lewis amt Peat’* cable received from their London office, on Tuesday gave f»!W» tons down, making the total London (rubber stocks at August 29, as 4,149 tons.31 words
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Article103 1925-09-04 1 The Singe. pore Chamber of Commerce RuMier Association held its 72."rd auction on Scjitomher 2, 192fi. Catalogued l,177,20r> lbs. or 525.54 tons offered Gifi,99N 11).-?. or 279.91 tons sold 493,357 lbs. or 20G.SG Colts. Spot. London "s. 6d. New York 9.8 cts. PRICKS REALISED, fltihla'ri Smoked Sheet103 words
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Article126 1925-09-04 1 At a meeting of the Executive Com•nittee of the K.M.S. Rubber ITopagaiula CommiLt.ee held on August 28, last, Major Knox’s appointment as Propagandist was determined by mutual* consent. The Propagandist has made full *nd detailed reports as the result of his visits to China, India and Rurma126 words
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Article372 1925-09-04 1 So now we see ourselves as others see us. True, the eyes are French but we will not spoil the following extract from a leading French paper by so much ms r word of comment. The increase by 75 per cent, is specially worthy of admiration Good relations372 words
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Article174 1925-09-04 1 Action on sale of the Kim Kim Rubber Estate. Malay Peninsula, for .1100,000 for commission was heard by Mr. Justice Sankey in the King’s Bench Division on duly 24. Plaintiff was Mr. Frederick Bailer Madden, rubber planter, Coleherne Road, South Kensington, and he sued Mr. Samuel174 words
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524 1925-09-04 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, August 28. A." a sequel to the recent case in which the N ation Master, Kuala Pilah, was convicted of attempting to smuggle rubber out of the Federated States, Lim Chat, a Chinese towkay, living at Muar, was524 words
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438 1925-09-04 1 The sixteenth annual rdinary gcik-rt! meeting of the Prye Rubber uni Cocor,i? Plantations. Ltd., was held u:; Juiv at 59 Eastcheap. E.C. Mr. Frank C’opoman, who presiud, said that tin* result of the year’s working, after making: the various adjustments, was that they had438 words
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789 1925-09-04 2 Th fifteenth ordinary general meeting t the Malayan Rubber Loan and Agency Corporation, Ltd., was held on July 27 a Winchester House, E.C. Mr. Francis O Strceten (the chairman) presided. The Chairman, in moving the adoption j t > n0 ,-eport and789 words
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Article733 1925-09-04 2 Messrs. Barlow and Co. report: Singapore, August 27. Since our last the market has experienced some fluctuations, but on the whole a steadier tone has been in evidence. A smaller quantity was catalogued for yesterday’s auction, namely 467 tons again t bOo tons for the previous week.733 words
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837 1925-09-04 2 The sixteenth annual ordinary general meeting of the Jeratn Rubber Estates, Ltd., was hold on July 29 at 59, East1 cheap, E.C. Mr. Herbert Wright (the Cha rm an) said that it was a great pleasure to th. directors to resume the payment837 words
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821 1925-09-04 2 The sixteenth ordinary general meeting uf the British North Borneo Rubber Trust, Ltd., wu h.ld on July 29 ut \Vinchestcr House, Old Broad S‘rcet, E.C. bir Ivor Philipps, K.C.B. (the chairman), v ho presided, said that la.st year he had821 words
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Article1670 1925-09-04 3 Weekly Reports of Singapore Firms. Messrs. Fraser and Co.’s weekly report, dated September 2, states During the past week Tin has shown a steady decline in price and business in ’fin shares has been un a very restricted scale. Rubber shows an advance on balance and London1,670 words
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367 1925-09-04 3 Stock Par Exchange Par Value. Company. Prices. Value. Company k«hang« fl Anglo-Malay 1/9/32 n Linggi P*iceg, fl Ay or K lining 2/3/16 2/ London-Asiatic IV. 3 I*l Bwkap Plantns 10/ 2/ Lubok n R nteiur 1/9/10 Lumut J II Batu Caves 1/1/10 2/ £1367 words
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763 1925-09-04 3 Capital Issue raid Up Value Dividends Closing Prices. Eraser Lyall i KK I s *i £SI i*,'HK! ,r 2. 1»7.55C 1 3 pe t veir onnoa K Umne (,1) 0 80 085 ON 200,000 i 6 p c int a/c vea r „".in a763 words
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Advertisement302 1925-09-04 4 'cur* r4 THAN A Five-seater Touring $2,800.00. Two-seater Roadster $3,000.00. Distributors (Incorporated in S.S.) 20, GRANGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. Buick Cantilever Rear Springs Full Cantilever rear springs absorb the shocks of the road and give maximum riding comfort. The Buick "Sealed Chassis" with its torque tube drive makes it possible for302 words
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Advertisement161 1925-09-04 5 Printing Blocks LIME OB WOLF-TONE MADE BY The Straits Times Press, SINGAPORE. Prices Quoted on Application. Marine Engines THE ADMIRALTY, WAR OFFICE, AIR MINISTRY, INDIA OFFICE, CROWN AGENTS FOR THE COLONIES, H. M. CUSTOMS, THAMES CONSERVANCY, METROPOLITAN RIVER POLICE, ETC., ETC., ALL BUY Ailsa Craig Marine Motors Models range from161 words
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Advertisement100 1925-09-04 5 SECURITY EFFICIEM V THE BRITISH MALAYA TRUSTEE AND EXECUTOR CO., LTD (Incorporated ih the Straits Settlements) DIRECTORS: X > A. E. BADDELEY, Esq., Chairman. Hon’ble Sir D. J. GALLOWAY, K.B. Hon’ble Mr. TAN CHENG LOCK. Hon’ble Mr. D. J. WARD. GAW KHEK KHIAM, Esq. R. M. MEYER, Esq. The Company100 words
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