The Straits Echo (Mail Edition), 16 January 1923
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Title Section22 1923-01-16 1 The Straits Echo. MAIL EDITION. S3O HKttiMS ‘I Single Copy 60 cis. VOL. 21. PENANG, TUESDAY, J4NUARY. 16TH, 1925 > Litt NO. 222 words
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Advertisement289 1923-01-16 1 I C O M KT S I S 4 1 1 Leaders'? Misceclaneow (Contiwietl'): r The Lise in Rubber 28 II M S Garlisjh 43 The Rent Scandal. 34 &46 Health Returns 45 Felf-Govtrnrnent 38 Cotton in Malaya ...45 Gues* Again 41 Malayan Tin Dredging 45 The Passport Nuisance 51289 words
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Advertisement190 1923-01-16 2 frp TME $M “STRAITS ECHO” 8 MAIL EDITION. Jf fi2 Published the day prior to the departure of each mail for Europe, M?a and contains the latest local and States news originally published in the daily issues, as well as all important news from various parts of the Far CK190 words
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Article1060 1923-01-16 28 Rubber at fifteen pence a pound is satisfactory enough for the time being, and estates which even under restriction cannot pay with the product at this price must be either very peculiarly situated or very wastefully managed. But it cannot be too strongly emphasised th it1,060 words
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Article546 1923-01-16 28 His Excellency the Governor is expected to pay an official visit to Kedah next week. rL ß ’i?n le tfc 1S due back from Calcutta on the loth instant to ride at the forthcoming race meeting. The Royal Humane Society’s certificates for acts of gallantry are presented546 words
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Advertisement30 1923-01-16 28 Cbe Straits €cDo PUBLISHED DAILY MAIL EDITION Containing the news of the week prior to departure of Mails for Europe PUBLISHING OFFICII: The Criterion Press, Limited, 59, Beach Street, Penang30 words
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Article1431 1923-01-16 29 1 Break with Tradition Two Chines. lawyer» in Singapore, Me»*r«. Slew Qni Wong end bze Jin Chan, figure among the reoent tint» ar J osticee of the Peace, reproiente a diatinot breach with the tradition of the elder», for we cannot remember any lawyer m the paet teing1,431 words
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Article64 1923-01-16 29 After touching the minimum price of Is. 3d. aimed at by restriction, yesterday’s London cable shows a fall of |d. In Singnpire both qualities are quoted at 51 cents a pound, a fall of half a cent, while locally a fall of 33 cents a picul is recorde64 words
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Article124 1923-01-16 29 UNITED TRADERS’ REPORT. y* lo ure the latest quotations m the United Traders’ Share list I esterday. To-day. Mining Buyers Sellers. Buyers. Sellers. Hi tarn Tins 1.25 1.30 1.27| 1.30 Johan rms 0.47 J 0.521 0.481 0.51| Things 1.10 1.15 1,121 1.15 Nawng Pet Tms 1.30 1.35 1.27|1.32|124 words
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1288 1923-01-16 30 RUBBER RESTRICTION SMALL HOLDERS (To the Editor of the Straits Echo.) S, 8o much has been said from time to time on the above subject by persons who are more or less interested in the Rubber industry, that I do not feel inclined at present to trespass too much on1,288 words
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Article615 1923-01-16 30 a*K minu -M. P. the Editor of the Straits Echo.) 1 have read, with interest, your leading articles of the sth and Bth January anent the rent question and quite agree with you in your comments thereon and the tacts elucidated. Since the action of the landlordsa*K minu . -M. P. - 615 words
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Article488 1923-01-16 31 Th«» f,,r rnin? to Atch the tr*»o> n Year’s meeting which torthcom-M >e« care A n f them »re under E. I» work, hut are are potting ,n jan a three furlong 'Ta.’XS «■»> d HorMe tl L *P' ,Dt v a j r Dinkum were tne Helanel488 words
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Article425 1923-01-16 31 STOWAWAY GETS AWAY In the Penang Police Court this mommg, before Mr. Bathurst, Mat bin Nacob police constable of 22 years i ice. aU( J Mat Lain bin Mar, police constable ot 10 years’ service, were charged with neglect oi duty by allowing a prisoner to scape whilst425 words
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Article125 1923-01-16 31 up lit. nresenm| On 111 s l!;l I ’b summed P tm, P oSiti jri uf Eu enh h m hL 'y, sai<l "1 ean op,■fate .|.f" i ll r d ‘y co. I idi.. 11, k r, al interests of v’V ,ill ‘hat the F.a,t uch125 words
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Article488 1923-01-16 31 SUCCESS OF CHEN CHIUNG-MIN’S TROOPS Hitherto it h;is been the object' of the Kwomin T.mg troops to send a punitive expedition to Canton as soon as things in Fuki< n me resioied to a normal condition. But General Chen Chiungmin does not wait until the Kwomin 'lang488 words
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Article1227 1923-01-16 32 wo received a visit This mornwg 10hd> wllo ,ro rea t dual among the mov iJLeq in Penang and is h “n in touch with their opinions, «“t Im is himself by no means thong maD and bis sympathies aie P k° r d.miv way rather with1,227 words
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Article585 1923-01-16 32 nonto, ne .—M. M. The first Assizes for 1923 opened before Mr. Justice M, H. Whitley in the Supreme Court yesterday morning. There were only two cases on the calendar: a charge of counterfeiting King’s coins and a charge of robbery in which deadly weapona were used andnonto, ne .—M. M. - 585 words
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Article871 1923-01-16 33 A mowm born to Mr. and Mrr. Harold Dove on December 27. Mr. Mid Mr., A. 8. Mwkie children have returned to the F. M. ofrom leave. Mr. H. C. Wilton, formerly secund A. D. 0., Tanab, has been transferred to the Land Office. gif Walter Shaw,871 words
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Article1573 1923-01-16 33 Scots Wha’ hae The gallant Singapore Highlanders have at last received their kilts which are being issued to them to-day. The Southern Settlement will soon be a country fit for heroes to live in; and, if they add the pipes as well, fit only for heroes to live1,573 words
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Article209 1923-01-16 34 The London price is again up to Is. 3d, with the market steady. In Singapore Smoked Sheet advanced half a cent to 51} cents a pound while locally a rise of 50 cents a picul is recorded for both grades. Amongst Kuala Lumpur residents going Home for or209 words
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Article213 1923-01-16 34 Ihe Singapore Court of Appeal was presided over on Monday morning by Mr. Justice Sproulewho heard two appeals against the judgments of the District Magistrate. In the -case of Mr. W. Lennard, a contractor of 1, Oxley Rise, Singapore, who was fined $5OO, or in default two213 words
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Article124 1923-01-16 34 The next meeting of the Legislative Council will take place on February 12, and will be held in |he Council Chamber. In this connection some changes are being effected for the reconstituted Council, for which seats will have to be provided for 27 members. Experiments are also124 words
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Article226 1923-01-16 34 Results of the matriculation and senior local examinations, Hongkong University, in November last, include the following King Edward VII Scholarships, Ong Huck Leong, Free School, Penang. Proximo Accessit. —Ong Chong Keng, Free School, Penang. Matriculation passes, Penang.—Free School.—Khor Kok Seng St. Xavier’s Institute.—Lye Cheng Lim St. John’s Institution,226 words
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Article957 1923-01-16 35 uopiov,---M M. RELATIONS of CHURCH STATE BWop .1 Oarham oo Secularization (To the Editor of the Timet.) h, Tbe .Utility Of the marriage *>’*“““) a concern of such deep community that no factor «h.eh J tbening factor. PO*»P 8 Mnociatkm of the Church v-i in the handlinguopiov,- --M M. - 957 words
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Article565 1923-01-16 35 FURTHER COMPLAINTS (To the Editor of the Straits Echo.) In view of your remark in yesterday’s leader that an Ordinance once lapsed is not an easy task to be revived, may I suggest that the fixing of rent of houses should be in the hands of the565 words
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Article1027 1923-01-16 36 United public opinion is necessity to the working of representative Government, and John Stuart Mill., one of the greatest philosophers, logicians and nolitical students whom Lugland has produced, writing sixty years ago, expressed the opinion that fiee institutions were almost impossible in countries made up of different nationalities, because1,027 words
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Article83 1923-01-16 36 Rubber has now touched its highest mark since the slump; for, according to yesterday’s cable, the London price is given at Is. 3 3 8.1. a pound —an advance of 3/8d which is the biggest rise yet on any one occasion. The market is reported to be firm.83 words
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Article389 1923-01-16 36 (To the Editor of the Straits Echo Sir, Since the abolition of the House Rent Restriction Ordinance, the landlordi immediately take the opportunity of issuing notices to the poor tenants notifying them that the rent of the houses occupied by them shall be raised by a high percentage,389 words
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Article164 1923-01-16 36 —T- >.M. (To the Editor of the Straits Echo Dear Sir. I feel sure that the rates for assessment levied by the Municipality for the current year have not received the protest and publicity due to them. If 1 remember rightly, in the report r of the—T- >.M. - 164 words
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Article914 1923-01-16 37 Mr. and Mr»’ Barwise are returning to the F. M. 8. shortly. Mr. J. G. Black, policJ magistrate, Malacca, w on a fctnight’e holiday in Bangkok. Dr. T. B. Sandeman, M. C., is arriving from Home shortly to join Dr. AnsleyYoung in practice at Klang. Mr E.914 words
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Article164 1923-01-16 37 His Excellency the Governor and Lady Guillemard will come down from “Bel Retiro” to-morrow morning and will stay at the Residency till 8.30 on Monday morning when they will proceed, accompanied by the Staff, to Butterworth by the Government launch Booby, and motor to Alor Star on164 words
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Article386 1923-01-16 37 Championship Draw The following is the draw for the Club Championship: First round to be played* by Sunday, January 21. < G. Grant: Bye. 1 F. J. Hill v E. E. Watson. F. Duxbury v W. W. Roger. A. F. Goodrich v J. G. Brown. A. J.386 words
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Article1775 1923-01-16 38 W So mu'h K >s heard these da y 8 > aboat nraniation of the German mark, that one de P ,‘t forgotten that the pfennig used of a mark Just how much would a pfennig buy to-day Pomp and Circumstance I Apropos of the rivival of the1,775 words
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Article289 1923-01-16 39 Comment* on Magistral Mistakes heard again* l the <b cwon trict Magistrate „„„i Tb I fir tT “Jmedl AHr. d Perreau ury '“'I I'* 1 charge of receiving w». convicted > sentenced illeeal gratification* and rigorous impriHo»» }< three n*onth yn went. Ebe and Whitlev. .tpp<an-4 for h289 words
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Article182 1923-01-16 39 The result of the bowls tie played off yesterday was:—Final, Mixed Doubles Handicap, Dr. and Mrs. C. Henry Hertz b< at Mr. and Mrs. E. Reimann ‘2l 17. :0: A committee of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners had decided to inform Government that though the Municipal Commissiom rs182 words
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Article518 1923-01-16 39 the watchman awakened Before Mr. iTnee Saipan «al! h, remanded r trial on a charge of theft, was called, inspector Livingstone P ros h( chiew Leng, watchman, of longhair/699, now lying m Penang harboui, .aid that h e was sleeping in the cabin on the night of December518 words
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Article178 1923-01-16 39 Nothing m the nature of a gallop was attempted this mor mug, the work being confined to pace exercise only. Helanel was taken round slow!-’ twice, while Fair Dinkuni and Florace L. worked toaether finishing down the straight at a useful pace. The Baillie went Joy himself at178 words
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Article356 1923-01-16 39 Mr. K. A. James, writing in “Koloniale Studien” about the cultivation of pepper on the East Coast of Sumatra, mentions that Sumatra supplies one-third of the world’s requirements. In former years, Chinese speculators got the better of the trade, owing to the influence they exercised on the356 words
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Article19 1923-01-16 40 birth. F fMßS ON—December 15, at Boseombe, WMke of C. T- Ferguson, Malay States, of a son.19 words
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Article1172 1923-01-16 40 A remark was made here, the other d&v in Ike course of an article i to*’ the effect that young people in school should be allowed to dis- i □over thing for themselves as far as possible. The point was brought home < to ns again, a day1,172 words
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Article87 1923-01-16 40 CAPTURE IMMINENT Flight of Chan Keng Ming {From Our Oivn Correspondent,} Singapore, January 12. A cable from Hongkong reports that the, capture of Canton by Dr. Sun YatSen s Cantonese and Yunnanese troops is imminent, Chan Keng Ming’s troops refusing to fight because they have not87 words
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Article324 1923-01-16 40 A. A. Anthony Co.’s Daily Rhpobt, Share Market Firm. Rubbers. There is a good demand fnr all the better class shares with few sellers in evidence. Prices are written up all round without attracting sellers in any quantity. Buyers Allenbys 90 cents, Amalgamated Malays $1.27i, Ayer j Kunings324 words
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Article75 1923-01-16 40 I As will be seen from an advertisement I appearing elsewhere, the time of the I departure of the 10.20 am. train from I Penang to Taiping will be altered to I 11.35 a.m. as fronuthe 15th instant, the I train ai'iving at Taiping at 3.26 pm. I75 words
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Article934 1923-01-16 41 -B. T. Mr.. F. W. Doogla. hw returned from Home. Rir Arthur Adams and Mr. D. M. bX arrived in Kuala bumpur from Penang on Tuesday evening. Mr C. B. Boerts, who has been.on the editorial .UR of The Malay Mail for eometime, he. left for a-B. T. - 934 words
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Article120 1923-01-16 41 Criminal Appeals In the Supreme Court, Penang, yesterday, Mr. Justice Whitley allowed the appeal of Khoo Chin Teong from the Court of|6e District Judge by whom he had been convicted of receiving tin knowing it to have been stolen. Scully’s Case James Scully’s appeal against the decision of120 words
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Article66 1923-01-16 41 H. M. S. Carlisle is due at Singapore from Hongkonar on the 19th instant, and will sail the following day for Colombo and Bombry. After recommissioning at the latter port, the ship will proceed, via Colombo to Penang, where she is due on February 16, and66 words
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Article368 1923-01-16 41 Yesterday’s London shows a further rise of jd. to Is 3|d. a pound, the market being still firm. In Singapore both grades touched cents a pound and, locally, Good F. A. Q. and first Quality Crepe are quoted at $70.50. :O: w m It is stated that Lord368 words
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Article1443 1923-01-16 42 How is it Done The financial editor of a Home paper is engaged in measuring the pulse of the international financial and polltioal tension produced by the Reparation deadlock.” A tension that has its pulse measured can hardly fail to feel anxious A Call for the Cat The1,443 words
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Article368 1923-01-16 42 Work for the Penang, Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur race meetings, which all come very close together, is proceeding apace and despite the wet going local candidates are putting in a very solid training and should make a good show at the three places. Some of pur horses368 words
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Article526 1923-01-16 43 WHO IS TO BLAME (To the Editor of the StraiU Echo.) S *H w will bat lend a bon to the Rant Question to which the bulk of the populace area&cted, we cannot be Ur from the truth ae to who should be blamed for thia great526 words
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Article200 1923-01-16 43 Of late, says the Free Press, there has been a general disposition to organise all branches of sport in this part of the world, a disposition probably to be traced to the greatly increased interest which is being taken in such events now that other than the200 words
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Article329 1923-01-16 43 The health statistics for the Municipality of George Town for the week ending January 6, 1923, give a total of 75 deaths—49 males and 26 females, the death rate being 32.00 per mille per annum compared with 29.86 in the J preceding week and with 26.91 in the329 words
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Article182 1923-01-16 43 Notification No. 1777 in the Government Gazette of October 27, 1922 prohibits the landing in the Colony from any place outside the Colony of any plant of any species ot cotton except with the written permission of the Secretary for Agriculture, S.S. and F.M.S., and subject to182 words
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Article405 1923-01-16 43 Better financial results are hoped for in the current financial year than those disclosed by the Malayan Tin Dredging report for the twelve months ended June 30 last. Indeed, the market price of the company’s shares, which js still at a premium, suggests that the resumption of405 words
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Article1080 1923-01-16 44 Unless rumour lies, the Government is not indifferent to the situation that has been created by the passing of the Rent Restriction Ordinance and if it can be shown that the cases of hardship, where rent has been increased out of all proportion to the value of1,080 words
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Article590 1923-01-16 44 GOOD ENTRIES 1 here are satisfactory entries for the JNew bear Race meeting in Penang on January 23, 25 and 27, and the Committee have reason to congratulate themselves. Ihose who thought that the abolition o the selling lotteries was going to effect the entries have been sadly590 words
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Obituary89 1923-01-16 44 domestic occurrence DEATH. Cheah.— Un Thursday, the 11th inst., at 34 Presgiave Street, aged 78, Mis. Cheah Choo Khin (u6a Kam Boon Kim) the beloved mother of Cheah Keoug he, Cheah Khuan Ee, Cheah Kte Ee, Cheah Bian Ee, and Cheah Keng Ee. The funeral will take place on Sunday,89 words
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Article992 1923-01-16 45 Mr. G. Colbo, head of the detective department, is on leave.—S.T. Mr. W.F. Nott, 0.8. E., who has been on a visit to Sangei Patani, returns to Singapore this evening. H. K. Phys Medha Dhibodi, Madam Medha Dhibudi and child are returning to Bangkok next Thursday from992 words
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Article630 1923-01-16 45 LEAN CO.’s WEEKLY REPORT. Penang, January 12. Inspite of the sei ions events which are taking place on the Continent and which, even if they do not lead to political complications, are at all events bound to further considerably retard the economic rehabilitation of the World’s markets. Tin630 words
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Article1062 1923-01-16 46 Modesty Personified I’m the Mayor! Beyond compare. I’m a most tremendous local swell Admiration I compel! But —I never, never, mix In local politics! And yet, I seem to be doing very well! warbled Arthur Roberts, in his well known, ierkv style, in The old Guard” but the1,062 words
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Article74 1923-01-16 46 Rubber is still rising, and according to yesterday’s London cable the price has exceeded by Id, the minimum aimed at by restriction. With the London quotation of Is. 4d. the Singapore market is firm with both grades at 54$ cents a pound, a rise of another cent. Locally74 words
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Article580 1923-01-16 46 Treasure Trove One would hardly expect to find electric hght bulbs lying intact in the gutter of so busy a thoroughfare as Carnarvon Street at a quarter past ten in the morning Yet, according to Paik Keh, that is exactly what he did find in the course of580 words
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Article183 1923-01-16 47 Il spite of the the.e was a very Urge attendance at the 7 yesterday afternoon when t.e R* dent-Cooncillor and Mr.. A. B. Vouies were “at Home” to meet HiJ Excellency the Governor and Lady Sailbmanl. The guest, we received downstair, by Mr. and Mrs. We.183 words
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Article305 1923-01-16 47 ALLEGATIONS OF FRAUD A Kerosene-like Smell Very serious allegation, are made against the chop Kwong Hang Yuen of Singap re, by the directors of the Sin ere Insurance and Investment Company Ltd. which they are suing, to rt cover 130,000 the aggregate amount of two policies of305 words
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Article1144 1923-01-16 47 more points of law Is Mr. Peck Entitled to Sue a Director From The Straits Times Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, January 10. Th. MSC in which Mr. I’. C. Peek on behalf of himself and other shareholders, 3j J. A. Russell, J. A. Russell and I Company and the1,144 words
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Article580 1923-01-16 48 On several occasions we have exhorted the local authorities to see that the passport inspection in the ports of .this Colony is carried out with a due regard for the convenience of travellers, which should not be subordinated to the convenience of any official or government department.580 words
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Article466 1923-01-16 48 Malays, and Mahomedans generally, in the Colony appear to be somewhat perturbed at the delay in appointing a Malay member of the enlarged and reformed Legislative Council. They need not worry. The apjjpintment will certainly be announced in the near future and the delay is only due to the466 words
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Article366 1923-01-16 48 SMALL AND SELECT bled at Ui l£ r ß r“ PaUy thau UBnal M. nkht Th 7° D S reet t 0 gamble 00 »y night, lhere were six of themA Mothers’ Meeting linti > M nB 7 lU J >egrndge MB6d -mes Ham linti Majid, Wan binti366 words
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Article185 1923-01-16 48 —T.O.M. J" irst Cas e in Singapore nr id noli Uet tlVB lospector Costello pniduced a Chinese named Tan Ang Choon before Mr. Dawson in Singapor! on Saturday and charged him with forging rubber coupons as issued hy the Controller of Rubber Exports. The accused was anested—T.O.M. - 185 words
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Article897 1923-01-16 49 Mr. G. C. G. Mtiller is to act as Collector, Income Tai» Penang. Mr. G. F. Jackson is to be Auditor of Municipal acoounta for the current year. TW Hon. Mr. Hayee Marriott has retamed from leave and resumed his duties as General Adviser, Johore. Mr. M.897 words
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Article549 1923-01-16 49 —Free Free»- First Day’s Handicaps The following are the handicaps for the first day of the Penang Turf Club New Year Meeting on January 23: 1. New Year Plate C class Horses- Distance, 5 furlongs. St. Fitz 10.2; Clovelly Boy 10.0 1 Idle Girl 9.2 Helanel 9.5—Free Free»- - 549 words
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Article1751 1923-01-16 50 h Please Note! The General Purpose Committee of the L C. C. recommends a reduction from And to £250 a year in the rate of tem forary additions to the salaries of the San (Sir R. Wallace, K. C.) and deputy chairman (Mr. A. J. Lawrie) of the1,751 words
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Article252 1923-01-16 51 a A. ANTHONY CO.'S DAILY REPORT. Penang, J»n°ary 15 Sham fcuo-»"* wi h aD firm P ri s iLU*» l25 wt«-95 cents, BalgownHordangn «80- M i 6 O o‘ H«0 K.m.MM »4.00- H.25, Kual* Sriim. h 4M2 55. Ked»h« •HA049.00, Malakoffs |3 00-14.00 MalaKa Pindae •1-65-H.75, i T252 words
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Article153 1923-01-16 51 The monthly Med»l for January will be played for on Saturday and Sunday, the 20th and 21st. inst The Gold Medal for 1922 will be played for at the same time. w The annual conference of the Methodist Church in Malaya began in Singapore cn Wednesday morning153 words
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Article839 1923-01-16 51 PERAK vs. PENANG Home Fifteen Well Trounced Perak, the NortherrTSection finalists ,or H aVwo a Bu Au4: K«t tbe tal fifteen o/the and after a keen, though onesided, contest defeated the home side to the tune ot 26 points (four goals and two tries) to ml. There was839 words
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Article254 1923-01-16 51 The following were the results of the two swimming events yesterday morning A Class 100 Yards 1 F. D. Thompson. 2 S. A. Gray. 3 J. Ford. Won by 5 seconds- Time 83 seconds net. “B” Class 50 Yards 1 E. Basson. 2 N, E. Anyon 0:254 words
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Article535 1923-01-16 52 y for t S.T. ready for defence “Battle to the Death” (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, January 15. A Hongkong cable states that Chau Kweno- Ming explains that his letreat was due to financial troubles that have now been overcome. He has decided that battle to they for t S.T. - 535 words
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Article1170 1923-01-16 52 THE PRELIMINARY POINT Argument Concluded (From the Straits Times Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, January 12. 'l’lie argument of the preliminary point as to whether Mr. F. C. Peck, as a shareholder of the Malayan Collieries, is entitled to sue Mr. J. A. Russell and J. A. Bussell and Co.,1,170 words
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Article1579 1923-01-16 53 Tat Fdgm Of the Malay Pem.smla. Vol. L PolypeU*. By Hkmby N. Ridley, C.M.G., F. 8.8., F.L.8., late Director of Gardens and Forest., Strait* Settlement With JUuatratioM by J. Hctchinhom, F.L.S. (L. Reeve. Ws ne M Though a “Flora” appeals more particularly to technical1,579 words
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Article515 1923-01-16 54 ■“VXVIt; tl —S.F.p. SATURDAY MORNING’S RALLY The Rally of the Girl Guides at the Race Course on Saturday morning, was the occasion of the presentation by Lady Guillemard of the Challenge Cup, which Mr. Gardner had given for competition among the Guides. Lady Guillemard, accompanied by Mr. and■“VXVIt; tl —S.F.p. - 515 words
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Article499 1923-01-16 54 -S.F.P, The Ponggal Festival was celebrated by the Penang Hindu Sabha yesterday, when a large number of the leading and prominent members of the Sabha, the Hindu Community, and the Chetty Community, took part in the proceedings. Prayers were offered and refreshments supplied. After a lecture by-S.F.P, - 499 words
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Article536 1923-01-16 54 LULU WUS t.-S.T. WEIRD SIGNS AND SYMBOLS Mr. Ingham and Mr. W. G. Stirling, of the Chinese Protectorate, produced twelve Hokiens before Mr. Gourlay in the third court, at Singapore on Friday and charged them with being members of an unlawful triad society. The accused were arrestedLULU WUS t.-S.T. - 536 words
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