The Straits Budget, 25 September 1925
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section29 1925-09-25 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES [ESTABLISHED EIGHTY YEARS, j No. 3,528 Singapore, Friday, September 25, 1925 Price 25 cents (S.S. Currency) or 7<l.29 words
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Article317 1925-09-25 1 MSADKIIS a f e Bolshevism 3 SeHim ii Strikers 3 War Debts 3*4 Matteis Municipal China and the Powers 4 Turkex and Britain 5 Telegrams Heuter and Special Covering Past Week’s News 19-22 Pictures PeiM-r.alia II Union Building U Views Around Johore 12 Sultan of Johore’s Birthday 14 Watching317 words
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Article3908 1925-09-25 1 'hr. announcement is gazetted to iivr ct that Mr. G. A. McAfee, chief f (1 ''T' S.S. Police Force, was seconded "J'wcc under the Brunei Government 1 "'lumber. fo January, UCj. Mr. Athelstan Braddon has returned to Seremban from his trip to China. Mrs. W. Hunter Bruce3,908 words
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Article72 1925-09-25 2 The Fire Brigade were called 0.0 dunng the week-end. On Ut twi an hour’s work sufficed to ,>v y night fire in a rubber smokehouse fiW 1 Serangoon Road, but the fire in Road on Sunday, was more eSt,er whole row of shophouses w a I‘, A72 words
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Article90 1925-09-25 2 The Malacca Observer sav Tl Johore Government has sum of 1300 as compensation to the h’o Malabari accused m the Seeamai 0 that is $l5O each to Raman* Cr Kunchu Nair. father and son tively. These two men, after being Si* tenced to six months’ rigorous i90 words
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Article101 1925-09-25 2 Our Kuala Lumpur correspondent writing under Friday’s date says A serious railway accident is reported from Sungei Bcsi. Three Tamil railway coolies wer working on the lines between Kuala huntpur and Sungei Besi yesterday morning when they were knocked down and sustained grievous injuries. The men were removed101 words
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Article115 1925-09-25 2 The Rev. P. B. Clayton, the founder ar.J the first padre of Toe H, who is now in Australia is expected to arrive in Singapore on October 2 and will be in Penang on the 14, 15 and 10, leaving the following day for Calcutta.115 words
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Article140 1925-09-25 2 The Sumatra Bode states that the Marine Air Service is contemplating flights at night in the neighbourhood of Morokrambangan, Sourabaya. Flights at night have alieady taken place at l’amljong Priok, use being made of a very simple device to be able to see the water level140 words
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Article245 1925-09-25 2 I* rum the Straits Tinier (daily) Saturday. September 10. The Dutch continue to push their way on the West Coast of Sumatra with their characteristic persistency. In one of our recent numbers we reported that at Assahan the native Rajah had dec lined t" have any intercourse245 words
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The Straits Budget
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Article1172 1925-09-25 3 rued our support.—Straits Times, September IS. 'f’tn* Mimstors of tlio Crown announced ri «cr(!y tba f Moscow propagandas have M t f l out the British Empire as the* r, r >t main object of their malice. The I’nited S f »tes Government has just cancelled ths? passport visarued our support.—Straits Times, September IS. - 1,172 words
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Article1075 1925-09-25 3 Straits Times, Septcm’-or lit. Gradually we shall hear less and less of the seamen’s strike. The shipping companies stand firm the men who have refused to work in Australian-and South African ports will soon cease to be petted and provided for by the Trade Unionist; in theso countries,Straits Times, Septcm’-or lit. - 1,075 words
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Article1023 1925-09-25 3 more embarrassed. —Straits Times, September 21. We are not of those who incline to become excited when it is suggested that America should deal with France more gently than she dealt with Britain while war debts were being funded. The terms granted to us were such as nonemore embarrassed.—Straits Times, September 21. - 1,023 words
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Article1179 1925-09-25 4 ten times more.—Straits Times, September ‘22. We have before us a ponderous volume described as Administrative Report of the Singapore Municipality for the year 1924.” It is obviously not designed for popular circulation, and yet there is much in it that it would do the citizens good toten times more.—Straits Times, September ‘22. - 1,179 words
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Article1037 1925-09-25 4 —-Straits Times, September 23* Strange news comes from China. Confidential reports received at Tokio report that civil war is imminent between Chang T<o Lin and Feng Yu Hsiang. Meantime, a wireless message informs us that the Chinese Government has sent a note declaring that China will—-Straits Times, September 23* - 1,037 words
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Article1157 1925-09-25 5 seriously feared.—-Straits Times, September 24. i< a serious cause of friction There o (wM n Turkey and Britain, due to treaty bv the former. The matter lias mentioned several times at the been Ul ef the League of Nations and that body supposed to be leaping itsseriously feared.—-Straits Times, September 24. - 1,157 words
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Article64 1925-09-25 5 Mr. E. A. Brown will piopose at today's meeting of the Municipal Commission The resolution of the Commissioners at the ordinary meeting held on duly 20, !912, That it is desirable that steps be taken as soon as possible to add Chinese and Malay characters corresponding to64 words
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Article60 1925-09-25 5 The steamer Vondel, owned by the Royal Dutch Steamship Company, was refloated at high tide on Friday from the reef on which she grounded on the Wednesday. The steamer proceeded to Java at (5 p.m. oji Saturday. Some eig.il hundred tons of Singapore cargo were unloaded into60 words
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Article99 1925-09-25 5 The Coroner (Mr. F. CL Bourne) has returned an open verdict regarding the {oath of a Chinese, believed to have In «it an official of a secret society, who was shot in a house in Mosque Street 01 a ....Mist 2ft. A curious circumstance re veiled by99 words
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1295 1925-09-25 5 The requisitioning of ships by the British Govt rnnu lit during sever# 1 months of 11*17 was reviewed at length in the judgment of the Acting t ine: Justice (Mr. Justice Sproule) in the cast in which Naguidas I'urshotumdas and Co., a1,295 words
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114 1925-09-25 5 The ceremony of laying the corner stone of the Tamil Methodist Episcopal Church to he buiit in Short Street was pci formed on Saturday afternoon. Bishop Titus I.owe, of the American Methodist Mission, was afterwards presented with the silver trowel with which114 words
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Article219 1925-09-25 5 A Bill f*»r the protection of certain kinds of wild animals and birds is about to he introduced in the Federal Council. This Bill repeals and re-enacts the Wild Animals and Birds Protection Enactment, 11)21, with such amendments as have since been enacted and with a219 words
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1108 1925-09-25 6 Following are extracts of the minutes of recent committee meetings of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association Hon. Secretary. Mr. W. B. Penman’s resignation after nearly four years most valuable service to the Association was accepted. Tin-vice-president again voiced the Association’s appieciation and moved1,108 words
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186 1925-09-25 6 An extraordinary accident which resulted in injuries to three Chinese occurred in Kaliang Road on Saturday afternoon. At about five o’clock a lorry, owned by Messrs. Jit Seng and Co., was proceeding along the Kallang Road from the town whe n it186 words
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Article131 1925-09-25 6 The Municipal health statement for the week ending September 12 gives the total number of deaths as 2-Jo, representing <?*-:: 1 h rate of ,'12.14 per millc per annum compared with 32.01 in the preceding: week and with 30.13 in the corresponding week of last year. The131 words
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394 1925-09-25 6 ('uptain Connelly, master of the Sean# ILe, was summoned in the District Court on Monday in connection with the seizure of 1,735 tahi.s of chandu on hoard the vessel when she arrived at Singapore from Chinu«j>orts on August 30. The Hon.394 words
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395 1925-09-25 6 The estate of Tan Cheng Siong. deceased. a former manager of the Overseas Chinese Bank in Singapore-, ami comprising rubber plantation in Johore valued at $750,000, Was involved in litigation which came before the acting? Chief Justice (Mr. Justice Sproule) in the395 words
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660 1925-09-25 6 An important question as to ity of bunkers taking mwt 1 1 r was r iB d i" »n came before the acting Chief Justice iu Justice Sproule), in the Supreme <w on Tuesday, in which a Chinas,. ,7* claimed $20,000 from660 words
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140 1925-09-25 6 Twenty-two members of the Sin (dice Hin secret society were arrested a Changi and Serangoon on Monday af f i they had returned from an :nit j a 11 ceremony on Pulau Übin, an island <>n Changi. This is the largest capture o140 words
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2022 1925-09-25 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, September 23. The complete story of the recent tcuiredv v. r.ieh shocked the whole oi MaVava and lhe victim of which was Sir Woodward, Chief Justice of the M S was forthcoming at tne inques. 1'2,022 words
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318 1925-09-25 7 Official information to the effect, following was telegraphed to Mr. K. N. T. Cummins on the 28th ult. in reply to his enquiries about Cameron’s Highlands 1. The Government of the F. M. S. has approved a special vote of $30,000 for the318 words
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270 1925-09-25 7 At. a meeting of the Licensing Justices wn September 17 Mr. Claries Kitts applied for a licence to sell intoxicants at .‘52, Cavenagh Road. The First Magistrate (Mr. Franklyn Robinson) was supported on the Hunch by Messrs. J. A. Klias, K. S.270 words
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186 1925-09-25 7 An action was hoard in tho Supreme Court bet ore Mr. Justice Deane on Wednesday, in which K. ;V!. S. Kamasamy hueu Cilia Client Kanir and his son, Chia heng *\eo, ior $l,Ou() on a promissory note, the defence was that the186 words
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153 1925-09-25 7 An appiimtion for a receiving order against Mr. Lee Pang Seng, a son of the late Mr. Lee Chuan (Juan, the Singapore millionaire, came before Mr. Justice Deane in the Bankruptcy Court last Friday. Mr. E. L. Talma, who represented the153 words
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Article225 1925-09-25 7 The Currency Commissioners’ Abstract as at September 1, 1925, roads us follow s e. Whole amount of Currency Notes in Circulation on September 1, 1925 ..111,682,***** Average amount of Currency Notes in Circulation during the month of August 1925 ..109 944,541.12 (a) Currency Guarantee Fund I.iquid Portion225 words
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402 1925-09-25 8 The d’Artagnan, tin* latest addition of the Mesaageries Maritimes to th«*ir Mar* seilles-Ghina-Japan mail and passenger service, v/as commissioned las'* month after very successful trials and left Marseilles on her maiden outward trip on August 28, and arrived at Singapore shortly after 6402 words
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95 1925-09-25 8 A ve rdict of causing death by a rash act, and of abetment of this offence were returned by the Coroner (Mr. F. Bourne), on Monday, against the Chinese eh rk, Y’eo Chow Ann, who was driving the loiry which capsized in95 words
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Article185 1925-09-25 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, September. IT. A Tamil coolie, named Letchiman, employed in the Survey Office, was produced m the police court, this morning, before Mr. W. J. K. Stark, charged with cheating the accountant I'osts and Telegraphs in respect of $OO. The story for185 words
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Article49 1925-09-25 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, September 22. The F.M.S. Court of Appeal has opened at Ipoh, the acting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Furror Manby presiding! with Justices Watson, Brown and Dinamore. Twelve appeals are listed for which several counsel from Singapore and Kuala Lumpur have arrived.49 words
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501 1925-09-25 8 The report of the directors of Mambau Tin, Limited for the year ended June «ttf. J!'2o states that the yardage treated during the yeur amounted to *lOl,BOO cubic yards, a decrease of .*!•>,100 cubic yard-, which is due to stoppage501 words
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95 1925-09-25 8 The Coroner (Mr. F. G. Bourne), commenced an enquiry into the myaterioudea*h of a Chinese whose body W’as found in the Kallang River on September 13. A ricksha coolie gave evidence that thdeceased got into his ricksha, and shortly afterwards witinss95 words
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88 1925-09-25 8 The trial concluded in the District. Court, yesterday, of two Chinese who were arrested in Kim Seng Road in a cur on August 11) with a considerable quantity of chandu in their possession. The tir t accused had seventy-one tins around88 words
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Article58 1925-09-25 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. September 22. Mr. Justice Whitley gave judgment for plaintiff in the suit brought by Mrs. Heah Stvee Lee against executors claiming $110,K22. The costs wull be paid by the estate. Murugasu successfully appealed against the decision of Mr. Sennett ordering him to58 words
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Article751 1925-09-25 8 (Contributed.) The first round for the Joy Trophy was le-sai.cd on Sunday morning when fourteen yachts faced the starter. Ihe course lor tnia race was from Club .starting line to man of war buoy to mark ooat oil l nited Engineers’ Pier, Tanjung Khu, thence to751 words
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79 1925-09-25 8 The dead body of a Chinese girl aged about fourteen years was found in a well near the sixth mile, Yeo Chu Kang Road, on the Singapore United Rubber Estate on September 13. An inquest was commenced on Tuesday, by the79 words
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490 1925-09-25 8 (From a Correspondent.) Ihe (act that there is no n< t,- m Sarawak has led to much s l l(m of rubber out of Brunei ii territory, but circumstances they have no control make it aim u U l.‘ a ,iovm490 words
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123 1925-09-25 8 An interesting case in which a wellknown Cantonese merchant, named nan Mow Wing, stands charged with assisting in the management of an unlawtu society and being a member of it, was mentioned in the District Court on Wednesday. The accused is alleged123 words
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Article86 1925-09-25 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Jpoh, September 21. The Perak Motor Union, at a cri meeting, decided to consider tie > H T g •nice of white lines as road tt r> committee is now considering the > The meeting nlso discussed the < by the conference of86 words
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Article37 1925-09-25 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Sentemb-r -j^ By order of the King I hya lir was taken to the criminal court on b»y afternoon on application j, the couit iixed bail at Tcs. Uo.'37 words
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324 1925-09-25 9 T i <<t ,i d.ath of Miss Edith Louise Me- Y you UK American lady, in SingaK H ..si March from smull-pox con Ut .U‘d in India is recalled by the anViamoement that her father has sent a endownment to be used324 words
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454 1925-09-25 9 Uri'Md ir.ail papers record the promotion to the rank of Rear-Admiral of < apthi: Wilfrid Nunn, C. 8., C. 5.1., C.M.G., P. 5.0., a brother of Mr. B. Nunn of the Malayan Civil Service. He was Conimamler in charge of the sloop454 words
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633 1925-09-25 9 (hrom Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, September 18. Johore Bahru was en fete yesterday on 1 .he occasion ot' the 52nd birthday of His I Highlitss Sir lbiauim, D.K., 5.P.M.J., G.L.M.G., K.8.E., etc., Sultan of the State i and ’territory of Johore.633 words
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Article136 1925-09-25 9 The M.M. annexe packet Orenoque. which for the last nine years had been in operation on the M.M. Saigon* Haiphong annexe line, was recently taken off this run and sold. A new steamer of 7,700 tons displacement and 14 knot* speed, having comfortable accommodation for 01136 words
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Article833 1925-09-25 9 Action taken at a Special Meeting of Committte No. il held on September 14. Recommended the appointment of an Asst. Resident Engineer on a three ycai agreement to be employed on the reconstruction of bridges, also of a Chief Inspector and an occasional Inspector, these three appointments to833 words
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Article505 1925-09-25 9 We received recently a neat little volume entitled “The Answer to Omar Khayam,” the author of which, though he is content to take Radius as his pen name, is suspected of being a gentleman not so very long ago well knowm in Singapore. Omar, interpreted in505 words
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Article154 1925-09-25 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, September IH. Yesterday five little Chinese boys, who found no other way of enjoying themselves on the Sultan's birthday, went for a bathe near the stone steps opposite the Johore Bahru General I’ost Office. The tide was rising and one or154 words
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Article37 1925-09-25 9 At to-day’s meeting of the Municipal Commission Mr. K. A. Brown will n«< For public information, will the Pres dent ‘•late \fhut progres* has been made towards the formation of the Police Bra Band37 words
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Article68 1925-09-25 10 (Tin* Straits Times i« not responsible foi tho opinions of Its correspondents. < r spondeiits should bear in mind ttiut L-iterc must he short and to tiie point. Loup rambling epistles are liable to be rejected <.i ruthlessly cut down. Correspondents ,n ’.*ni enclose thtoir names, not necessarily foi68 words
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Article1826 1925-09-25 10 To thi* Editor of the Straits Times. Sir* —Hardly a week goes by witnout your having to report fatal uccidenls in Singapore or the F.M.S. due to rash or rare less driving on the part of bus, lorry, or ear drivers. The remedy is in tin hands1,826 words
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Article437 1925-09-25 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —When Shields or other trophies a*.re given by such well known makers as Even rude for motor boat races, arrangements should be made to give all competitors of other types of motor boats a lair sporting chance to enter.437 words
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Article179 1925-09-25 10 Legal Equality To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir.—Xo doubt the public has noticed a new Crossley elo.-ed car driving in the streets of Singapore, during: the last month, and they have probably noticed that tois car is still using its English number. The car in question belongs to179 words
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Article196 1925-09-25 10 To th<* Editor of the Straits Times. Sir.—The rre«<>r.t morning train run ning from Tampin to Malacca although a benefit to the Postal System is a great inconvenience to business nu n clerks who live out of town. n P°‘>r The train leaves Tampin .t i 6.25 a.m.196 words
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85 1925-09-25 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—The Secretary of this deserving Institution lias asked me to help in carrying on the work of collecting money la Singapore on their behalf which wa* formerly done by the Rev. J. A. H. Cook I am unable to85 words
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526 1925-09-25 10 According to the Malay Mail, at a meeting of the Kua'a Lumpur Sanitary Board on the Kith ins!., the chairman, Mr. Millington, read out certain notci that he had made, dealring with decisions of the Board iu respect of petrol filling526 words
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE STRAITS BUDGET
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Article, Illustration38 1925-09-25 11 lajor (he Hon. Dato Abdullah bin Jaafar, D.K., S.P.M.J., etc., Dato Mentri Besar, Johorc (Prime Minister). l*hoto by Ant<i Lieut.-Colonel the Hon. Dato Abdul Hamid bin Yuso|>. D.P.M.J., etc.. Second-in-command, Johore Military Tories. /*«<<>.'<» l'\ I Il,nu,if>lli IIIl*hoto by ,/. Ant<i; /*«<<>.'<» l'\ I . Il,nu,if>lli III - 38 words
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Article, Illustration161 1925-09-25 11 nion Building, the palatial home *»l the l nion Insurance Society of anton, «>• man?* local firms, consulates and societies, was completed in December. to the design of Messrs. Swan and Maclaren. the contractors being the d Lngineers Ltd. It cost one and a (|iiarter million dollars, andPhoto hy Sakajiout tV Co.; I’li'itii h\ I Sin,/m - 161 words
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Article, Illustration78 1925-09-25 12 The Makarn, at Kota Tinggi, Johorc. The remains of the former Sultans < f Johorc are buried here. Thi* Luck at Johore end of Causeway. Reconstruction of Jalan .Maliarani with Cranite, Muar. The C onvent School Jalan Ibrahim, Johore Bahru The Johore Hotel. ustom* Office at JohorePhotos f>v /■ ,/ - 78 words
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Article, Illustration83 1925-09-25 13 Fraser’s Hill, showing (lowest) Engineer's bungalow, (higher) Holybeke. Government bungalow. On top. two Government bungalows, Mogador and Polygene. Photos. by U' A' SymoHtls {cd Cross House. Bedroom with fireplace and two beds, dressing room, and bathroom attached. Fraser’s Hill, view from the summit, of the mountains of83 words
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Article, Illustration36 1925-09-25 13 The IWV.I). Staff, left to right Mr. F. Keir. Inrhe Ahmed. Mr. A. V. Gibbings (Executive Engineer), Mr. S. I’pton (Kngineer-in-< barge), Mrs. Gourlay, Mr. W. N. Gourlay (Assistant Adviser). Photo, hy ChoomcrPhoto, hy Choomcr - 36 words
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Article, Illustration31 1925-09-25 13 ighway, winner of Selangor Cup, being received by Mr. Alan Lokc. 11. 11. Sultan of Perak with Druid, winner of Rvnang Stakes. /'hot <>> I'y i: i< in I n/'hot<>> I'y i: i< in In - 31 words
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Article, Illustration34 1925-09-25 14 H. H. the Sultan ridinu to the Parade (iround at Johore Bahru. The Review of the Troops. The .March l*ast. Ihe Knylish College Cadets. I'liuto s by J, TVcm.m’ImI'liutos by /•'. J, TVcm.m’Im - 34 words
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Article, Illustration141 1925-09-25 15 Among those above will be noticed !)ato Ismail bin Bachok, D.8.M.J., (Deputy State Secretary) Dato Ibrahim l»in A. Majid, D.R..M.J., (State Treasurer) I n' kii Mansur bin Ahmad. D.K., (Second Magistrate) Dato llaji Mohd. Nasir bin llaji Salim, D.I'.MJ., (Kathi and Registrar of Mohammedan Marriages) I gkuI'hoto I u l\ /•.' L'oloni; I'.ioto by r I Tiyusan; /*/ioto b\ Okurnuiit; Photo by Eaton Hishop.; Photos by It. N S'*/'' - 141 words
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Article, Illustration24 1925-09-25 16 Kuins of St. Paul’s, .Malacca. Rest House, Seremban. Phot t>s by Nor rice Exterior of St. Paul's* Mai* Photo byPhot t>s by (', Nor rice; Photo by /• ,/ - 24 words
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Article, Illustration173 1925-09-25 17 ;apore "ill possess one of the largist covered mosques in the world when |h) resent Sultan Mosque at the corner of Arab Street and North Bridge Road ,cn re*l>uilt. This work is to ommcnco shortly and will cost about o. local Mohammedans of all nationalities having/Vio/o.s l>v I '.inf'i) v Shnlm ltd; by Umpire Studio, Ltd.; /’/lo/o.s, hy (•. Mnrnu; I’iin/ , li\< V, M. In o. - 173 words
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Article, Illustration62 1925-09-25 18 (Quests Ascending to Throne Room. Regalia Bearers returning to the Dew an A. .1. Ferguson's Maisie. II. H. the Sultan of Johore's Fire Prince. Rider, Tungku A. Baker. t’apt. Humphries’s H. F. Slow Miiycle Kart'. 100 Yards’ Four-legged Race. Land S l ,orts Jud kPhotos, ihy r. J. Trcnscin - 62 words
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PAST WEEK’S IMPERIAL AND GENERAL NEWS Contained in Reuter and Special Telegrams.
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1550 1925-09-25 19 ;«L1 TKK TfXKIJKAM.] London, September 18. I ii. Jt is reported from Fez that B Vren-h v ctory at Hibane has had a W' ,1). throughout Hitt'. The newt i' j wildfire among the insurrecP. with the result that numerous r;«L1 TKK TfXKIJKAM.] - 1,550 words
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Article202 1925-09-25 19 Telegraphic Condolence From King. London, Septemlx'r 17. Many great commercial and financial institutions of China were represented atl the funeral service of the late Sir John Jordan Jtt Putney. In addition to representatives of the Foreign Office and the Chinese Legation, the gathering included Sir J.202 words
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Article132 1925-09-25 19 President Hindenhurjc Visits Ruhr. London, September 18. Berlin In connection with thi* luation of the liberation of the Ruhr from French and Belgian occupation, President Hindenburg, the Chancellor, I)r. Luther, the Prussian Premier, Herr Braun, and the Minister of the Interior are paying a three days’ visit to132 words
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Article66 1925-09-25 19 London, September 19. Ottawa General Lord Byng has regretfully declined an invitation to attend, with President Coolidge, the National Convention of the Americ an Legion, which is being held at Omaha in October, stating that he feels ho ought not to depart from the established policy of66 words
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Article1265 1925-09-25 19 The South African Section Collapsing. Loudon, September 17. (Jape Town The Government haw decided not to allow more seamen into the detention camps, where the shipowners are at present paying for their keep. The Immigration Department has declared that all seamen and through passengers on ships in the1,265 words
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Article141 1925-09-25 20 London, September 19. Rfr'jn Representatives of the Cowman dyenluff industry will shortly e tc for the purpose of reach in J* an yrreement. with the Japanese dye in sn!e of Carman J- ,n T ‘*P an Negotiations between the two countries on the subject of a com141 words
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1138 1925-09-25 20 London, September 18. A large and distinguished gathering, presidi o over by Mr. A. N. Leefe, was present at the luncheon of the China Association at the Hotel Victoria. Mr. Austen Chamberlain, the principal guest, in a long speech on China paid a1,138 words
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Article245 1925-09-25 20 London, September 20. Batavia Ihe cargo steamer Leeds City, ownea by the St. Steamship Company and bound for Japan, went ashore in the Java Sea and sank in 40 minuted. A Dutch st-amer picked up 37 of the crew. London, September 21. Batavia The steamer Leed C’itv,245 words
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Article13 1925-09-25 20 I.ondon, SopU?mtw»r 18. ViM.n-, Throe Toirist ian P Berlin? ,h Ministo"13 words
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571 1925-09-25 20 Geneva The sub-com tCn brp I<Jappointed by tlie League ,d w f H cu to investigate the evidence !>• dispute have reported, u. Ton lH Mogj certain points u f a juridical u-ur'V be submitted to tlu- lutcn U e sh "Ul<i571 words
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Article110 1925-09-25 20 London, Scptemlx'r u Paris: The Echo He Paris states ti-a* the German authorities at Freiburg been ordered to prevent the b renrfi <* man Coste leaving Freiburg and r>tu ing to France. The French Government are <*ea with the matter. The Germans Coste’s machine and dismantled the me110 words
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Article319 1925-09-25 21 IL nc b Defeat Strong Druses r Forces. 5 London, September IS. I ’.'i v i» papers from Beirut doI' 1 i. nation in Jebel-Druse a* 1 evar. Tho new r‘, ,-Mi-Ciiirf. (k'nertti Gamolin, <• r j, ,t a force to relieve the Suieda r /"which i*319 words
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Article240 1925-09-25 21 London, September 17. ■■s Owing to the continuance u .»m> in the Andes tiio Prince of -Turned to Valparaiso and later t.. Vinadeliiiar. It i> announced ti' lb ire will maintain strict in- until he departs for Chile. t.-i.-za Sn«w avalanches ami hindhaw further blocked the240 words
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Article61 1925-09-25 21 London, September IS. I' .'j' t' s V ros s imported that a M, J 11 as broken out in Bolivia. 11 x has been proclaimed. London. September 11). v r V.llanueva, ex-pics>ident has arrived at Arica. He V n orf hr to escape arrest he a61 words
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Article37 1925-09-25 21 Io T London, September 10. f Pri> 1 Published details of the flight h j »Seifeddin and says that !1 'aiked at Marseilles on September st^ a,m ‘r Phrjgie and is due at *i»tuu>pte to-day.37 words
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Article164 1925-09-25 21 A Strong Speech by Premier Hruce. London, September MHU.umc In a speech at a ineotir» ninn I ,lwial >*<l«-™tion, Mr. liruee Ue- “A 1 f' 1 gwardiie ..f the .'..vernmmts lit 1 ,K v,!,!f ‘he eomrm.ad s .,f a handful of extremists anti said that State l.aho"f C.nvernments164 words
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Article212 1925-09-25 21 London, .September 18. Paris The Japanese aviators. Major nnd Kawachi and two nitehnnies who elt Tokio on July 25, arrived in Berlin fn,m Mosl, w They covered H'.uOO kilometres in thirteen stages across .Hheria. The flight k a return for Cant. Pelletier d’Oisy’s flight to Tokio last year.212 words
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Article198 1925-09-25 21 London, September 10. New York L is elain ed t* at the airman Lieutenant A. J. William', flying at an aerodrome, attained a sjh ed of 302 3/10 miles an hour. London, Septt i. ber 10. Paris The aviator Nollies left Le Bourpet at 8.10 a.m. in an attempt198 words
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Article52 1925-09-25 21 London, September 23. On the Stock Exchange Government k.critics weakened on the announcement that the Treasury has authorised the Pank of Emrland to receive tenders «»n September 20 for a i*42.000 000 It 1 i P f *r cent. Conversion loan at a minimum price of 701452 words
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Article380 1925-09-25 21 M. Caillaux's Statement In America. Paris, September JH. Washington A report on France’s debt by Prolessor Harold Moulton, consisting *d -loO pages, wliich will be distributed to the oflieials <*f the Commission, insists tiiat it would be ruinous to ask France to pay according to tht» principle380 words
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Article173 1925-09-25 21 London, September JB. Tokio Fire broke out in the Upper House of tin* Diet and spread very rapidly, fanned by a strong wind, Imtli houses burning fiercely. Many other buildings, including the offices of the Japan Times and the lvoku--ai News Agency, are threatened. Later The173 words
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Article143 1925-09-25 21 London, September 21. Paris A strike of telegraph and tele.plione operators cut otr Paris from the outside world for two hours this morning. The strikers demand immediate payment of a bonus and the increase of salaries which Parliament approved on principle. 1 ho strike was organised for143 words
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Article277 1925-09-25 21 Fresh Crisis in Coal Trade Predicted. London, September lit It if. announced that the commission of enquiry into the coal industry have ha<| ihrLM.* siftings and discussed the beat. m< tItod of investigation. I hey provisionally divided the subject* on which information is requit'd int«» groups, including tin*277 words
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Article171 1925-09-25 21 London, September 17. \Vn«hii:gton Mr. Kellogg’s announce •Deni banning Snkiutvala, to.* > nioiimi.s; member of the House of Commons, from entering the United States was issued immediately after conferring with President Coolidge. The decision is directly opposed t>> Senator Borah, who said to-day that he thought it unnecessary171 words
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Article143 1925-09-25 21 Tendon, S*-pt**nib«p 2.'?. Sir Robert mid Lady 1! Tunjf j'uvt* fa row* 1 I luncheon to Sir Laurence an*f I<ady (tiiillcmard, who arc leaving for Singapore in a fortnivht. The truest* included Sir Charles Addis, Sir <;»lb»»'k (Jrindln, Sir Roderick .lon* Sir (»or*how Slcwart, tlx* Karl of143 words
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Article107 1925-09-25 21 London, September 20. Bombay: F.ivht thousand col ton oper* five* aro now idle. It is evicted that the number will soon increase. London, S' pt ember 21. Bom hay Then* are n< \v !2 r \oru rottr*n operatives id!* 1 London, Sept other 22 Bombav Tho opio’ativos107 words
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Article1123 1925-09-25 22 Workers Congress. London, S«*|>tei»ifK*r 2d. Vtrmc China and Japan arc among t»u- twenty nations represented at the international congress for the legal pro♦action workers. Royal Marriage. Ijomion, September 2d. Raceonig r The Italian Princess Mafulda and Prince Philip of Hesse were married this morning i» the presence1,123 words
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Article79 1925-09-25 22 London, September IK. Paris: M. Painleve received General Hsu. London, September 17. The amalgamation of the Dunlop Rubber Company and Goodyear and Sons, Worcestershire, is announced. London, September 17. Warsaw The health of the Soviet foreign commissar, Tchitcherin, is growing worse. London, September 21. New York The death has79 words
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680 1925-09-25 22 (Aneta’s Service.) Batavia, September 21. Mis. Campbell Macfie has been found murdered in her room in a hotel at Garnet. There were three deep cuts in her throat and on her arm. No knife was found and as a result of(Aneta’s Service.) - 680 words
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Article161 1925-09-25 22 (From Our Own Corresponds, Bangkok, Scptenil*« r iF or over a fortnight the Kin- i, ill with a varying high temper, uneven pulse. On Saturday < improved somewhat, but tlu M1 still weak, though with fu-thor lt r,t lv medical attention his reooverv 1 anfl The Lottery Prosecutions.161 words
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Article127 1925-09-25 22 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, September 11 At the annual meeting of Tepah Tin. Mr. E. Heir.man, presiding, .-aid that $17,0P*2 had been expended out of tnt $*•0,000 set aside for prospecting. Many delays had been experienced uni lack of funds for dredge construction hac forced them127 words
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Article87 1925-09-25 22 (From Our Own Correspondent.! Ipoh, September 21. Sir Montague Barlow, ex-Cahinet i.Mer and Privy Councillor, is duo fro® home .his week as the commissioner froi Messrs. Armstrong, Whitworth and discuss with the l'.M.S. (ioveirmont th final text of the concessiot t" that tine for the Perak Hydro-electr;c scheme,87 words
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Article70 1925-09-25 22 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. September The death has occurred of M >'?. Lay Teck, daughter of Mr. Lim < <• Teik, after a short illness. Deceased married a few years ago. The l u:u r will take place on Sunday. An ex-revenue ollieer with two convictions under70 words
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Article66 1925-09-25 22 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, September The General Officer Commanding, General Sir Theodore Fraser, ITI the M.S.V.R. yesterday, fM tron r ,n Capt. Harris, with Lieut. Mater- ,j command. The Genera! arrived v.* Swettenham, Lieut. Bourke. Ad ft Howell and Lt.-Col. Wallis. lb ‘V a i n66 words
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Article58 1925-09-25 22 (From Our Own Corresponded-^ I poll. September K' During a heavy electric st* r on Saturday, litfhtninir struck if occupied by European mince- M .i Mine, where Messrs. Cow. Barton had a narrow escape n v niny pierced the roof o( the 1 a mine near l.ahat.58 words
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Article800 1925-09-25 23 [Renter Telegram.] I jpjcn Retains IJ.S. Championship. [Reuter Telegram.] London, September 18. j ,,.-t Hills In the men’s national <., u tennis championship Tilden beat \V.ilUv'* Johnson, Norris Williams beat jj Kinsey. inceiit Richards beat U<"?te, and W. Johnston beat Manuel I.onaon, .September ID. |.,,r, -t Hills In[Renter Telegram.] - 800 words
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Article491 1925-09-25 23 (Aneta’s Service.) European Lightweight Championship. (Aneta’s Service.) The Hague, September IS. Hie trench lightweight Lucien Vinez won the Fu rope an lightweight championship in a brilliant match with the Dutch defender van Ylict. Pel key Back in Singapore. Yesterday we were surprised to re* ctive a visit from one(Aneta’s Service.) - 491 words
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Article120 1925-09-25 23 Result of Annual Johore Tournament. Six teams competed for the McDouga! (’up in tile tournament held at Pash Plangic, Johore Ilnhru, undi r the auspices the Royal Johore Polo (Tub during Iasi week-end. This is a junior handicap trophy, the teams conipri.-ing player whose handicap docs not exceed seven120 words
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Article42 1925-09-25 23 London, September Id.— Etampes.— The French aviator, Lashe, beat the speed record for 2,000 kilometres, flying the distance in 548 minutes 22 4-5 seconds, averaging’ 219 kilomt-tres an hour, compared with the American’s previous re- cord of 184 kilometres.42 words
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Article1202 1925-09-25 23 S.C.C. Win Their First Cup Tie. The S.C.C. defeated the Oriental Telephone oiupany at the Stadium on Monday afternoon in the lirst match of the second round of the S.F.A. Cup by five goals to one. idle game was a disappointing one. The Malay team were thought, to have[Reuter Telegram.] - 1,202 words
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Article174 1925-09-25 23 Notes on Negri Sembifan Practice. (From Our Own Correspondent.) The Negri played tin r tir«L match la Saturday against a scentcli vide brou'i/t; down hy Beckett, which included su< i well-known players as Peyton and Wh;t» hom. The Negri won hy .'.1 points to nil. If th<* forwards had174 words
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Article936 1925-09-25 24 s.K.r. ik feat a Company Team. The S.R.G. seer nd i«*ven sc(>r€*d a biji' %vin on the podang <.n Salanlay at t)ic <;x)K*n.se of a U am rai oil by John Little find Company. The mercantile side were dismissed 37, and the lub put tugrUiei J42. S. R. II.936 words
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Article86 1925-09-25 24 flleuter Telegram.] The Oyster Hay Hates. f Reuter Telegram.] London, September 17. The O.ister Bay Race committee refused to take action with regard to the protest of the Norwegian boat Oslo for an alleged foul by one of the American yachts, hut disqualified Dauphin, which finished fifth in theflleuter Telegram.] - 86 words
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Article112 1925-09-25 24 Ititce Course Medal. The September medal wn* played for a) the Race Course Golf Club on Saturday and Sunday with llu* following result G. F. Glass J7 41 jtf 70 E. H. Yallterg 47 It* 14 7*» J. T. Andrews 4*< 50 js so E. Van der Beck 11112 words
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Article119 1925-09-25 24 The following was the result of the swum otr at the hi no so Swimming Ciub on Sunday lfp yards club championship; Cilia Fob hong and Ne Mong Guan fir-t (dead neat) and Seah Tong Ann and Wong Suuig Hong second (dead heat). Veterans race 100 yards: Liin Ge.>k119 words
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Article104 1925-09-25 24 A» the 10th annual general meeting of the members of the Chinese Swimming t luf., the following were elected cilice bearers President, Mr. Cheong Koon Seng; y-ye-presoK'nU, Messrs. Scow l’oh Long’ hia Cheng Kang and Lim Seow Kiew lorn, treasurer Mr. Lim Took Swee joint non secretaries104 words
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Article67 1925-09-25 24 he September Spoon competition of he Singapore Ladies Rifle Association* took place at Solef-.- fl September JV,j ud resulted as follows 500 200 100 Total at r yf s yds NVtt Hep.| Mr-s :M M 22 7L mi.r'V V- v kson 2<> 21 22 fid 101.40 .1. Jackson67 words
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Article873 1925-09-25 24 Dates for Next Year’s Meetings. The Straits Racing Association have j allotted the follow ,'n.g dates for 11*2(1:— Penany.-- January P, 12. M. 1(1, and July 21. 27, 21*, 21. Ipoh.- January 20, February 2, 4, (1, and July 2., 0. s, in. Selangor.- Two days in November 01873 words
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Article73 1925-09-25 24 (From Our Own Correspunuenu Penang. September 21. In the ninth annual contest for ta Glugor Shield, in which, a Perak Scr.:* competed for the first time, tin A:.:Chinese School won the shield, sroirlt: 11*2 points against Ipoh, 15, King Ktlw: \II 44 and the Free School 11.73 words
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Article60 1925-09-25 24 Th Indian Association defeated Old Rafflcsians by five goals t<» i'*’*’ r terday. Both s*des fielded scratch fe.n” In the badminton open chainpimifh.v Singapore, which is nearing its cb'-o. A. Nay again defeated C. R. Gomez ;n sets by 29—25, 29—11. F. A. Sundiam will meet T. I'etj ;J60 words
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179 1925-09-25 24 On Satuvday last in the lecture H* 4 V the l nitod Islamic Association l )r 1 Moo ns hi, M.C., J.P.. delivered a lecture the advantages of having a .MunuiP' before a crowded audience u Havana Ifaji Mohamed chair. The doctor defined the Municipality179 words
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1767 1925-09-25 25 1* in Singapore belonging to the* 0 f Shaik Aboobaker Lujam,| j were sold by auction by Messrs. k»on Seng and Co., at their sale-' "0 huliu Street on August 2d and ',\l September 2 and 3 before a big rme of1,767 words
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300 1925-09-25 25 Everyone who visited Wembley lasl year, especially during the month m June when the Rodeo was in progress in the Stadium, will agree that the Rodeo exhibition was the thrill of all Wembley thrills, and no <»nj ever thought that such300 words
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Article293 1925-09-25 25 Takuapa Valley Tin Dredging N.U mine; To September 12, 189 hours worked, 39,006 cubic yards treated. Output 283 piculs three days lost pump and motor trouble. In future reporting outputs a at twelfth and twenty seventh. The secretary of Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., reports the following outputs of293 words
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Article134 1925-09-25 25 Singapore, September 24. EXCHANGE. On London, bun*. 4 m/a */4 lB^Sl Demand 2/4 6/3SB Private 3m. credit* •/A On New York, Demand 56m Private 10 AJ» On France, Hunk T. T. X»lBt> On India. Hank T. T. 154 'A On Hongkong, Bank d/d r »V4 p.c. On134 words
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Article469 1925-09-25 25 Singapore, September 24. MINING. Ih8tl« an Val. Pd. Buyer* Sellar* tl yi Aeum Kumbang 49/0 50/0 1 1 tixtang Padang 0.64 0.6ft id. 1 1 Hit.am Tin 1.47V* LBRV4 <] Idiis Hydraulics 47/5 48/0 x«l. 1 1 Johan Tin 0.56 6-58 10/- H*/- Kampong 5 |/3 Bi/-469 words
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Advertisement88 1925-09-25 25 NOTICE \11 communication* for both the Straits Time* and the Straits budget should bs addressed to the Head Office, Cecil and Stanley Streets, Singapore, Strait* Settle nients. The prut free price of the Straits Times t< tlic United Kingdom and foreign eountries is $")4 a year. The post free price88 words
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Obituary39 1925-09-25 25 DEATH POH-TEO.- On Friday, September 18, at 2..30 p in., at her rrsi fence. No. 20 1 Niven Rourl, Singapore, Teo Chy <• linn eyed ft'j, beloved wife of Mr. 1‘oh I ian; of Messrs. I!up* rt u: t, Elias.39 words
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Article92 1925-09-25 1 fitnernl— P»K® Kubber I’ric* A 1 iamdoii liuhU*r Stock? 1 The Singapore Wtiorj 1 I.uhcur i>»> 1 Kuhlier I’roi/a ii'ii.i Komlon Rubber I Hu hirer in II Rubber Kstiu-o i'l L* u.8. icuMmt Angus! liui-I i (<•' ’i r ns i Rubber I R !,oea! Rubber A.. '> Rubber92 words
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71 1925-09-25 1 The HvHiv'r of rublwr in ivingapoi <* ami I omlon for current quarter to t-vpteinlier Singapore PitvilO cent* Loudon Its. r*- 1 (KUI. Fni t hr* prevb u.» < i• -r~ of lire curu r* restriction yr.tr averages hav* liocii i.st ’•> esu .)•<• rlj71 words
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Article34 1925-09-25 1 Messrs. Lewis a n I ru'.’s cable received from their Loudon on Tuesday pave *G7 tons down. m if the total Loudon rubber stocks at September 10. as G. 232 Cuns.34 words
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Article128 1925-09-25 1 *i'he Singapore Chamber of Commerce Itubher Association held it, 72Hth auction, on September 23, 11*2.’*, when there wa tulaiogucil 704.2G2 lb>. or ill4.40 tons offered 434,3H1) lbs. or 11); 1.01! tons: sold 332,207 lbs. or llh.33 tons. Spot. London 3s. I>d. Mew York 02U cts. ritirEs i?KAi.isF.r>.128 words
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Article108 1925-09-25 1 A return of arrivals and departure* by j* l u. from aiul to foreign i»»rts during Autrust is given in the currvnt issue of th Strait s Settle 'merits (dv/ette. ft deals with «M clause and we make soUs-licu of fijf’ivp l whirl; have a bearing oh the108 words
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742 1925-09-25 1 A representative of the Malay Mail i recently called upon the Secretarv of the l I'.M.S. Rubber Propaganda Committee, (Mr. Wnrd-Juckson and obtained i from him the following information in I connection with rubber propaganda:— The I’.M.S. (Jovornnieni has always been anxious742 words
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Article300 1925-09-25 1 Wo an* indebted to Messrs, Wilson Iloljjate a:ui i\»r a copy of the llubwr blade Association «.f London monthly .statistics brinirin-r fivrJivs to end of July. noteworthy feature is that during the ••von n n.i> l Trtvd Kingdom imports, e>.4«. 1 t Ol', uva* only about three300 words
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269 1925-09-25 1 Ihe report of the director* of the i Sungei Kagan Rubber Co.. Ltd. f or the i twelve months ended dune .".0, 1 states jihat after making due provision for I depreciation the net prolit for the nerieil lamomus to $01,010.52. Adding this to269 words
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634 1925-09-25 1 it The annual general meeting f Kluanjr Rubber Company, l.td., w; > jj^j |j at tliO oftn.es el the secretaries t.\l* »'i\ I j Herrick and t o.) in llorji'ktnt j Chambers on Monday, there bi; I Motors. A. J. Fcguson <634 words
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242 1925-09-25 2 1* 1 1 pino leaders are already preparing Lb,‘*k attempts by American rubber inf t tr make Congress pass a bill L.„,!ing the Philippine land law, says 1 Manila Times. Senator Osmena, now i .vutc to the United States242 words
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332 1925-09-25 2 I The thirteenth annual ordinary general of the Sarawak Rubber Estates. was held on August 7 at the comIHany'' office. 28, Frenehurch Street, E.C. I r M r it. E. Henderson (the Chairman) You are already aware that we V e sold the Dahan332 words
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Article190 1925-09-25 2 j I report of the 1 directors of Brunei H Plantations, Ltd., for the year F 1 di*cl .June 30, 1 i»2o, states that the protit l hl, d i l »ss account shows a net profit for the year of $07,882.76 as against $24,544.07 the190 words
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190 1925-09-25 2 The Kota Tinggi (Johorc) Rubber Company and the Siginting (Negri Siinbilan) Rubber Estate, who-' aifuirs are conti oiled by the one Board oi rectms, have circularised their icspective sliarthoideis, ottering a further issue of capital for the purpose of acquiring190 words
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162 1925-09-25 2 A Washington cable says :—Exports of i of rubber manufactures for the first six] months of 102.7 totalled nearly $24 000,000 which is the highest since 1020, and exceeded the corresponding period durinK 1024 by 20 per cent. Experts doubt whether a permanent162 words
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Article99 1925-09-25 2 Amalgamated Malay.—39,642 lbs. Burma Development Syiul.—15,091 lbs. Balau. —20,500 11*. Bukit Ivepong.—10,180 lbs. Brook lands.—105,000 lbs. Beianung.—33,235 lbs. Borelli.—17,722 lbs. Chembong.—54,472 lb =5. Chorus. 38,000 lbs. Connemara. 17,247 lbs. Ktjuatorial.—29,875 lbs. Fosbrerr. —10.130 lbs. (ilonshiel. 155,3555 lbs. Hay tor.—16,500 lbs. Kamasan. —19,300 lbs. Kopong. —77,996 lbs. Kong99 words
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Article139 1925-09-25 2 The name of Kao Bahadur estate. situated at Pajam, and recently acquired by the Badek Rubber Lstate, Ltd., has been altered to Staffield estate. Mr. Bendixsen is now in charge of the rubber dealers’ business m Ncm i Sembilan. until recently run by Mi. J. vy. Hillman, who139 words
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Article621 1925-09-25 2 Messrs. Barlow and Co., report Singapore, September 17. Since our last we have had a steady market and prices have shown an appreciable advance. A somewhat smallei quantity was catalogue*! for yesterday's loiai auction, 4fifi tons against 747 tons for the previous week. Tile tone through out621 words
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Article162 1925-09-25 2 Messrs. Barlow and Co., Kuala Lumpur, advise us that the following interim dividends have been declared I hi* Ayer Kuning (K.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.. 10 per cent, (actual), payabb on timber 10. The Highlands and Lowlands i’ara Rubber Ltd., 7'l* per cent, (actual), payable on September The162 words
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859 1925-09-25 2 (From Oar Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, September IH. In .spit'.- of the most vigilant ‘-yes that »i'i picv.-ntive fleet continues to keep on lhe W esl cea-T, and in spit** of the fact l hail hundreds of tiivir comrades are doing hard laibour859 words
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1726 1925-09-25 3 Messrs. Fraser and Co.'s weekly report, dated September 2d, states Rubber and Tin have maintained tluir priors during the past week and both sections of the share markit have experienced considerable activity during the period. Rubin r shares of all elapses have1,726 words
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395 1925-09-25 3 Stock p mr Exchange p a p Value. Company. Piico*. Value. Company E J2“Hi VI Alla gar 2/I*4 A! Kinggi VI Anglo-Malay 28/9 7/ London-Asiatic J /<s il Aye. Kunmg --a n Malacca JH €1 Hunt eng /lb/lG n Mambau 3/l/ lc il Batu395 words
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697 1925-09-25 3 Capital Issue Closing Price?. Paul Up Value Dividends Fraser Lyall 4 Company Co. Evatt. P- c int. a/c year 28-2-2GAl enby ($1) 2.70 2.80 2.00 2.70 ltiO.OOO 1 10 p.c. int. a/e year 30-9-25Alor Gajah ($1) 1.85 1.95 1.75 1.83 ISI’JSJ 5 p c697 words
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Advertisement360 1925-09-25 4 EM AM MO A MILLION Buiok 24-4-35 Sport Toeing Five-seater Touring $2,800.00. «dfi Buiok 24-4-31 Brougham Sedan Five-seater Saloon $4,200.00. 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.360 words
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Advertisement156 1925-09-25 5 Printing Blocks LIME OB HALF-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 from156 words
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Advertisement101 1925-09-25 5 SECURITY EFFICIENT THE BRITISH MALAYA TRUSTEE AND EXECUTOR CO., LTD. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) DIRECTORS: 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 Company is prepared to101 words
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