The Straits Echo (Mail Edition), 10 July 1923
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Title Section21 1923-07-10 1 The Straits Echo MAIL EDITION. 918 PEK AXXI U Single Copy 40 cts VOL 21. PENANG TUESDAY, JULY 10,1925 NO. 2721 words
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Advertisement290 1923-07-10 1 n i I CONTENTS Miscellaneous: (Continued) Leaders: S Representing the Coloni- s 74f) Independnece Day 752 The Problem of China 744 Rubber Exports to The Straits 75$ A Matter of Outlook 750 Kelantan Gold Mines 753 Arts and Industries 754 Johore Causeway 753 life-Saving Precautions 758 Lite-Saving Precautions 756 The290 words
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Advertisement182 1923-07-10 2 the STRAITS ECHO I MAIL EDITION. i C'/PO ,»%a Published the day prior to the departure of each mail for Europe, and contains the latest local and States news originally published in the C// (vps daily issues, as well as all important news from various parts of the Far Cs182 words
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Article1444 1923-07-10 740 People in Penang must have been amused or provoked—it is largely a Mattei of temperament and outlook we suppose—when they read the official intimation that the Crown Colonies would be represented at the Economic fonference, in which, admittedly, they h ve a direct interest, by one individual,1,444 words
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Advertisement29 1923-07-10 740 CDe straits €ci)o published daily MAIL EDITIftM timing tb« ne*i of th’ w«»‘ P^ 3 V> departure of Mail» for Europe PUBLIHHIN3 OFfICl: The Criterion Press, Limited domestic occurrence29 words
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Obituary349 1923-07-10 740 FUNERAL NOTICE The funeral, in the reformed style, of the late Mr. Quah Choo Boat will take place on Wednesday, the 11th July, 1923, at 10 a.m. The remains will be removed from No. 92, Malay Street, for interment in the Batu Lanchang Cemetery. Friends and relatives are kindly requested349 words
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Article615 1923-07-10 741 M.Y oh Chin K*e has i res' nVd 11 s ft ct contribution of ShO to t»e School Chinese Teache s’ Fund. Oar Singapore dnnt wires rew-ofthe de dh th’S rnorniiil of U Jaff ir bin Hussiin, District Office Tinszgi. Our Sintrap re c respondent wires tha» the 1615 words
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Article977 1923-07-10 741 Native Industries Reports from Knali Lumpur oorres> O «louts indicate that the Malayan AgnHoiticultural show was even more successfultl.au the promoters anticipated, lea thousand visit as io a single day must be regarded as a convincing proof of the idLsc taken in it. Of tins number there most977 words
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Article181 1923-07-10 741 The price of the ,n W p has been reduced from note t bi cents. Casual purchasers ehnu n altaiatioi.- The yearly Ecbo be SIS, incln.ling P J, St r.it< weekly includes all the 100 l and States news of interest ance, and for those who in181 words
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Article349 1923-07-10 742 wHY NOT ABOLISH COUPON» (Jll the EiitoTtfthi Straits Echo the report of tin proceeding of 2^. P^ Sh l t\t the >er Bill on the ab-ve -Lt makes it an (fence to t anker a n i,a or license without tin rubber from for which the coupon or b349 words
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859 1923-07-10 742 (To the Editor of the Straits Echo r r-In spite of the storm and stress 0 e pressing times one can easily under- n the attitude of the Government in Wing the education of the public, th» 8 a9 ki n g for more schools,859 words
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Article387 1923-07-10 742 THERE’S HAIR A worn\n’s hair is he glory. Th ihkir of Samson gave him his strength; but man, in general, from tl e days of Abs’otom diwnward, has found the po? B wion of flowing 10. ks far from satisfactory, a’, t ough in cer-ain cmntiies and at387 words
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Article518 1923-07-10 742 Haubour Amenities When those on board th o tong kang Nr. 29 commenced to unmoor from the q Ui y on Fiiday afternoon they inter fere 1 in some way with the moorings of the tongkang lying alongside of her and roused the ire of her crew. A518 words
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Article84 1923-07-10 743 The football fixtures in connexion with the Exhibition resulted as follows; On Hsturday Selangor beat Negri SembiJan by 2 goals to 0. It was a poor game, Selangor being far too good. On Sunday Selangor beat Perak by 2 gods to 0. It was a splendid gime throughout84 words
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Article80 1923-07-10 743 Hombward A mail for Ceylon, India, Suez, Port Said, Marseilles and Europa by the s.s. Angers will close at 8 a-n). on Thursday, the sth instant. A mail for Ceylon, India, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles and Europe by the s.s. Delta will close at 6 p m. on80 words
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Article149 1923-07-10 743 Tours, July 2 The Ant-mobile Grand Prix of 799 kilometres over the Tours ci-cuit resulted in a win for Seagrave on a Sunbeam. The time was 6 hours 35 minutes 10 4/5 seconds. Divo <n a Sunbeam was second. Frederich, driving a Bugatti, wis third and Lee149 words
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SPORTING NEWS
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Article760 1923-07-10 743 AD lISSION OF VISITING MEMBERS Back Distancis Altered A special general meeting of Penarg T .rf I bib w s held at 4 p-m. yesterday at the Ch.mb r of Commerce for the purpose of approving the programme of the forthcoming meeting and to make an addition760 words
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Article41 1923-07-10 743 London, July 2 At Swansea, Notts beat Glamorgan by nn iniiin s and 108 rune. The Nott! players Payton and George Gunn made 1 9 and 118 respe five 1 Matthews toks wickets for 66 and 3 for 19.41 words
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Article422 1923-07-10 743 Tamil Charged At the Police Court, Pemug, yiiteiday aftraroon, Mr A V began the pre'* minaiy enquiry in which a Tumi', Muniandy, is being charged with th murder of Karupie, a form r mistress, C-mt Insp ctor Lucy conducted the froi cutio r Paraman was the422 words
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Article1239 1923-07-10 744 Anura in China are not only a pro Mem to the sorely divided and bewildered Chinese themselves, but also, as At have seen, to the other nations of the world who ha T 'e business relations with them The disorder in China would, hut for other1,239 words
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Article143 1923-07-10 744 The appeal of Mr, See Tiong Wah against a decision of Mr. Justice BarrettLeonard in a case brought against him by Mr. P. A. Paris, was commenced before the Singapore Court of Appeal. The action in the court below was for damages for breach of a contract143 words
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Article151 1923-07-10 744 The appeal by Messrs Almusawah and Co. architects and surveyors, against a decision by Mr Justice Barrett-Lennard in the action brought against them by Messrs M Guston and K J Nathan, claiming damages for breach of an alleged contract to complete the erection of four gedowr151 words
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Article572 1923-07-10 745 M.A .P. Mr. W. PenHtee, of Messrs. Mansfield and Co. Ltd., sailed on the Phemius homeward bound on leave. The Hon. Mr. J. H. W. Park, Colonial Engineer, 8. 8., who arrived here on Monday last, is on a visit of inspection. I r An address to the Very Rev.572 words
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Article1459 1923-07-10 745 Town Improvement The Malaya Tribune finds it a master for astonishment that the Chairman of Penang Municipal Commissioners shoull have waited so long befoe endeavouring to elicit what Penang is going to do about town planning.” It is late in the day, and we trust that as it1,459 words
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Article104 1923-07-10 746 The pro-forma time table of sea-borne mads for the quarter ending September •A is tie second issue of this useful little P bhcation; which gives, in handy form, ty f inforn >ation invaluable to bu 81ne88 In addifcion fQ tbe and F 89 7 i0e8 betwe en Ihe104 words
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Article143 1923-07-10 746 4t’iat 9 h t B h /r e: A diB both tiltd »n<l h e rU0 j lo n 133 houses, Madura Tim fi °J' 1!d re potted from «“nia'a rt. •n Ur ed aftered by a fa,.,' 8 11 and 6 P’«»<l fast helpmeat, ,„d »“L143 words
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Article401 1923-07-10 746 The third annual general meeting of shareholders in Rawang Tin, Ltd., was held at the registered office, Rawang, on Wednesday. Mr. J. Malcolm Newman, who represented the chairman, Mr. F. G. 1 ratten, presided, and there were present, personally and by proxy, shareholders representing over one million shares.401 words
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Article154 1923-07-10 746 Ex Service Men’s Celebration On Saturday night nearly a hundred ex-service men of Singapore gathered at the Adelphi Hotel to celebrate the occasion with a dinner and smoking concert promoted by the local branch of the Ex-Service Men’s Association of Malaya. The President, the hon’ble Mr. Justice154 words
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Article783 1923-07-10 746 UNLICENSED LIQUOR SELLER At the Police Court, Penang, this morning, Mr. Byme, of the Government Monopolies Department, charged a Chinese, Lim Hock, with selling intoxicating liquor at 12 Nanning Street, Penang, on June 26 without a license j Mr. R. A. E. Clark, or the Monopolies Department, giving783 words
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Article465 1923-07-10 747 It is with great regret that we have ♦o record the death of Prince Devawongse, says the Bangkok Times •>1 June 28. Indeed we think the passing of the statesman who for the long period of thirty-eight years has directed the foreign policy of this country will occasion465 words
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Article168 1923-07-10 747 KUALA LUMPUR EXHIBITION (From Out Own CoTreivondant Kuala Lumpur, July 3. The show concluded under very happy circumstances with the gratifying profit of about $5,000. Children's Day Yesterday was children's day, the schools having a holiday. The children were conducted round the exhibition by the teachers. Champion168 words
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Article2676 1923-07-10 747 Sunday, July 1. Another glorious day, to-day, bright most of the time, the sun having that piculiar dull appearance which usually denotes volcanic dust. A four larger crowd visited the Exhibition and the promoters of the Show must be intencely gratified at the response and at the2,676 words
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Article1170 1923-07-10 749 HALF-YEARLY MEETING The half-yearly meeting of the Straits Trading Company, Ltd., was held on Friday morning, reports the Free Press. The hairman, Mr. 1 rank Adam, presided. and theie weru also present Messrs. -I. Bagnall, L. .1. ilcoxson (Managing Directors), 11. A. Low (Director), E. Walker, fl.1,170 words
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Article1015 1923-07-10 750 One speech at the annual dinner of the Association of British Malaya is worthy of more than a passing thought, that of the Hon. Mr. W. George Maxwell, Chief Secretary of the F.M.S. It was excellent in tone and substance, and must have given rise to1,015 words
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Article50 1923-07-10 750 Coolie Sentenced Singapore, July 5. AL 1 Justice Barrctt-Lennard sentenced a coolie, named Lim Kay Soo, to one month's rigorous imprisonment for giving false evidence in the action brought by Yeap Theam Soo against Lim Boon Teck for the recovery of $1,992 being balance of money lent.50 words
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Article568 1923-07-10 750 (To the Editor of the Strait» Echo Sr, —Ou Saturday night there was I eld in 1 1 oh a so-called r< union dinner, on the occasion of the ass mbly n'zht, prior <o the Battle < f the Somme. The speeches mad) by the G.568 words
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Article584 1923-07-10 751 Mr and Mrs Yta-w. od left for home by the P and 0 steamer I) JU. The American Consul and Mis. T- W. Chilton have changed their resi I? nee from t>7 W* stern Road to the E and 0 Hot J. The foliowin passengers are homeward bound by584 words
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Article1563 1923-07-10 751 Still Falling Rubber stocks in Londnn must soon be within measuable distance of toe p lat at which they will be not much in exc-ss of requirements of prosperous trade, to quote a London paper. for the alarums and excursions on the Continent, this result might have been1,563 words
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Article104 1923-07-10 752 The health statistics for the Munich pahty of George Town for the week n 2’“’, 30 1923 > R iTO a to‘*l 1 d eith 8 -39 malesand 32 fem des 2 death rate being 28.85 per mille £LT am compared with 24.79 in the d n X104 words
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Article170 1923-07-10 752 Deception in Singapore Our o wn Correspondent.) The Amur; Singapore, .June 4 on h? 8 g^e a r CP P tion this D *y. The Am' 0 810 of dependence the t/ n e 'r Can C° r Pu Mr Harris, 100 >‘wludingV’F’7 rU p 6rink U P170 words
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Article810 1923-07-10 752 ANNUAL MEETING Tin eleventh ordin lr y g neral meeting of J li nr Kil Fin Mmes, Ltd was held at Sing.poreon M.md .y. T o S) present were Messrs J M M,,„, (Chairm n). I) J W ’.j, ■I A- ms. A. J Ferans >n810 words
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Article642 1923-07-10 752 KUALA LUMPUR EXHIBITION Post Impressions (from Our Own Uorretnondenl Kuala Lumpur, July 4. Looking back upon the Exhibition just closed one cannot but feel that a wonderful achievement has been effected when it is remembered that there s 110 Agri-Horticultural Society in iHalaya on December 31. 1922.642 words
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Article264 1923-07-10 753 r.—B. F P. Johore Bahru, July 1. The Causeway is now an accomplished fact, in so far as it constitutes a link between Singapore and the mainland, and report hath it that the first train no doubt crowded with local bigwigs, and gaped at by the hoi polio.r.—B. F P. - 264 words
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Article412 1923-07-10 753 The Chairman, Mr. 100 Wha Cheng, presided at a meeting of the i uel 1 00l Committee held in the rooms of the Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Ipoh, on June 16. Present'.—Messrs. T. R. A A. T. Knight, A. T. M., F.M--S. Cheah Cheang Lun and412 words
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Article198 1923-07-10 753 Certificates of Origin Needed A Rangoon Press communique states In order to ensure the free re-export from Singapore and Penang of rubber exported from Burma, all shippments to these two seaports must be accompanied by a certificate of origin containing the following particulars:—The name of198 words
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Article465 1923-07-10 753 -r.FP. Mr. O. C Smalley, secretary, inform, us that, under date of June 14, the general manager of Kelantan Gold Mines Limited, reports as folows;— Mill site. —A very suitable mill-site has been located and prepared; the erection of the machinery will proceed immediately on its arrival on-r.FP. - 465 words
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Article967 1923-07-10 754 Not more than fifteen years ago, or thereabout, the term, native industries, carried some significance in Malaya. To-day, we discover that it is the aim of the Association responsible for the Malayan Agri-HorticuL tural Society to encourage the fast dying arts and crafts of this country. Our967 words
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Article649 1923-07-10 754 Mr T Vyse, Af-st. Engineer attached to the Chi f Hydiaulij B.anoo, I üblic Works Dep H tmeut, F.Al.b., is going Houie chie AOeK on leave. fcA black panther whs trapped by Malay at lt has he >u to Kuaia Lumpur and will eventually appear in the museum. Mr.649 words
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Article1469 1923-07-10 755 The Robber Exports for Jone Oar Singapore correspondent telegraphs a summary of the statement of q° a^. lk 7 and value of rubber exported from British Malaya for the month of June. Thei May returns showed a considerable fall. A striking feature is a further decrease in exports1,469 words
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326 1923-07-10 755 The hearing at Singapore of the appeal of Kan Ying Poh, described as one of tbi biggest sugar owners in Java, against i decision of Mr Justice Barrett-Leonard was disposed of rapidly in comparison with the time that has been occupied by moetof the other326 words
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Article436 1923-07-10 756 dancing Before Mr. Aato“. y«sterduy, the Polio* Jdo«d an old P OO w iom they foai.d wandering “f n-to Kramat Road aud suspected to M insane. Suspicions of insanity more or less cor.fi: med when woman ou being brought Wore the magistrate began to dance. She ordered to436 words
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Article65 1923-07-10 756 ne Hon Mr AK ic r >vin£ roster;/ ni n 18 Peopling the Federal?’ K ne Xt 8(1 U J 8 meetd* Co punci!:--ThatthteCcur- *>) Enanmert iff? LandB Cul ti- o 14, to enable British Mocm S q-iit re?? diBPriln inatioii in their lands M65 words
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Article117 1923-07-10 756 Estate Manager Fined (From Our Own C&rrewondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 6 In the Klang Court Mr W. J. Ferguson, manager of Tanah Merah Estate, atu Tiga, was fine! $l5O and his clerk Sinwardene $25 on a charge of simple assault on coolie who died of ruptured spleen.117 words
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Article438 1923-07-10 756 —Malay Mail- A Singapore Decision Singapore, July 6. I'he Appeal Court dismissed the appeal of Airs Smith, widow of R. E. Smith, from the judgment of the Chief Justice in which a chetty respondent claimed $5,382 received from the Municipal Provident Fund The Court maintained that once—Malay Mail- - 438 words
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Article269 1923-07-10 756 .—Free Press. SINGAPORE TENNIS The principal con lusion to be drawn from a perusal of the het of entries for the Singapore Lawn Tennis Tournament preliminary to the Malayan Championships in August, is theapparent determination of the Japanese to keep the Gaunt Cup, won by them in 1921.—Free Press. - 269 words
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Article72 1923-07-10 756 The selected team to represent Penang in the Malaya Cup met a combined team from “D” Company and the Central Union on the Esplanade yesterday evening and defeated the latter by four goals to nil. I he game was fast and by no means a onesided affair.72 words
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Article59 1923-07-10 756 Win for Sing a fori (From Our Own Cor respondents Singapore, July 6 The shooting competition for the Penang Veterans’ Challenge Shield resulted as follows. Thirty-one teams competed for it, Tebong Section, A Company, Malaya Volunteers, 118 Ist. “B” Company, P W V C, Platoon V, A Team,59 words
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Article128 1923-07-10 756 The last Gazette o mtains a notification under the Merchant Shipping Ordinance as follows. Rule 31 of the said Rules is amended by the addition of a new paragraph to be numbered (h) under the heading “Class 3—(Horne-trade Passenger Steamers)” and under the heading “Class 4—(Local-trade Passenger128 words
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Article498 1923-07-10 757 SOME TIPS TO MALAYA Among tbe passengers who left Singapore by tbe Khiva last night was M W P A Cooks, who is being sent by the Ceylon Government to America, after having obtained the a rat agncaltural eoholarsbip tanable for two years. Mr Oooke, Who qualified himself498 words
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Article65 1923-07-10 757 DECREASE FOR AMERICA INCREASE FOR EUROPE U run Our Own Singapore, July 6. fhe rubber exports for June are, in ul-d> of l<>) pounds;—The United Kingdom 88.2&U I nited Stutcfi of America 252,914. British Possessions 8,(7o. Japan 34,828. Other Foreign Countries 400. The declared values of rubber65 words
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Article453 1923-07-10 757 Recommendation of Five Per Cint. Dividend. The Uhi Pandan (Singapore) Rubber Estates, Ltd., report for the year ended April 30. 1923. states: The profit and loss account for the year shows a net profit of $7,787.58 to which must b? added the balance of $17,652.39 brought forward453 words
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Article206 1923-07-10 757 Mr. C J. Saunderg has, in the U issue of the Singapore Naturalist, achw acteristic note on the Night-Jar heard b' Day. and gives the notes of the birdiu 1 2 2 5 3 5 6 7 4 5 4 3 3 etc., till the taking stopped.206 words
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Article291 1923-07-10 757 Sir W. Joynson Hicks’s promise in the House to review the price of the Official Report of Debates in the near future might with advantage be commended to the not ice of every Department which sues its reports through the Stationery Office. In earlier days Government291 words
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Article887 1923-07-10 758 A recent issue of the Straits Government Gazette contains a notification of an amendment’of rules dealing with life-saving precautions: “Steamers over 125 tong and carrying more than 50 passengers when at sea, and weather permitting, shall carry on each side at least one boat of Section D •lung887 words
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Article570 1923-07-10 758 Mr. Osman bin Lsabek Receives I.S.M. At the Governor’s Office, Pengng, this morning, Mr. Osman bin lsabek. who has been in Government service for 37 years was presented with the Imperial Service Medal. Those present included, the Hon. Mr. A. B. Voules, the Hon. Mr. J. Mitchell,570 words
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Article1114 1923-07-10 759 Dr Day is hiving Kuala Lumpur for Home this weekThe Hou Mr 0 F Stonor is leaving for Home per s s Mantua in OctoberMr G 11 Kichards, Executive Engineer, Larut and Matang, is going Home this week. Mr A K Maitland, of Messrs EA Barbour &Co,1,114 words
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Article1147 1923-07-10 759 Penang’s Exports Interesting details of th® M Ort of a,e M>v«n Market Repot published ou behalf tie Chamber of Commerce. The latest covers the brief t 18 to July 2, but the returns parative figures of our princip.l from January to June. Th. imp™,*!! m the conditions no1,147 words
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Article710 1923-07-10 760 N CO.'s WF.EKLV REPORT I'ts Gncp bnrsday evening Pp,Jrter »od, c loXo%i7T‘ PP>int d ils cl <>«ing£l77 5.0 3 months, records a fuHher 1< 8 of -Pn 7 p i I i xx’i 1 dtrinu the iw ek Whi e Riihb r r i r. ix 1 I710 words
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Article1757 1923-07-10 760 OLD BOYS' TRIBUTE fan the appointment of ih. Very lb v >ro James as an officer c the Most Excellent Order of the lb<h Fominby Hi* Majesty King G t rg V, Xe was a large gathering of Old J’ )l>V s of ’he hristian Brothers’ Scln1,757 words
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Article486 1923-07-10 761 The following passengers left for by the P and 0s s Delta—Mr F H Shivß Capt and Mrs Moeris Mr and Mrs! A Bromley child and infant Mrs F y ShervilJe two children and infant Mr and Mrs Terrell Mr and Mrs Brearl j Mn Besspbar Mrs Tlawps486 words
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Article42 1923-07-10 761 Padang Phndok, for J nn month Chenderiaug Tin, during jjonrt» of June, 277 pi-nls. "7 0 f cI.J 54,000 yards, 227 piculs. P 50 pioul* caused low yardage- In. t f fo ß Shortage of waler caused low r r.ibutofS.42 words
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Article42 1923-07-10 761 n 13 Jon? Landor 40.810, Bate M da-- 2 ,203, B.tu b ifiii Parit Perak 15,418. Alm* Patani 12,(85, Keda' BDkit Tol> 24,5<0, Aye.-' '1 a»;.» Wj'' Alan? 18,995, Dindmus jO.wO, KeluH 5,412, Sn«>«b“ Kle 8 Fanjung Pau 20,91042 words
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Article1092 1923-07-10 762 The German reparations memorandum, a conciliatory document, a big advance on previous efforts, and probably the final word of the Government on the limit beyond which it honestly believes it is impossible to go, ihould be accepted as a basis for negotiation. The memorandum made a definite1,092 words
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Article201 1923-07-10 762 Evidence in Kling Couit Before Mr F W Douglas in the police court, Klang, on Tuesday, Mr W J Ferguson, acting manager, Ta nah Bharu Estate, Batu Tiga, and Siriwardene, the clerk on the same estate, were charged with causing hurt to a coolie named Anathan employed201 words
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Article183 1923-07-10 762 The Latest Outrage (Frotn Our Own CorrMDtrndtnl.) Singapore, July 9 The Stm‘B Times Hongkong correspondent telegraphs that bandits raided a slow train from Kowloon, near Cantoo, murdered three passengers and kidnapped 80, holding them to ransom. The booty is reported to amount to 50,000 dollars. :o: i An183 words
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Article489 1923-07-10 763 Mr C V Brandon has recently joined the staff of Kombok estate. Dr B Hawes is seoonded for service under the Kedah Government. Mr and Mrs Brearley, of Malacca, arnvd in Singapore and loft by the Houtman or Australia. Mr P H Andrews, Inspefotor of Police in charge of489 words
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Article1133 1923-07-10 763 A Huge Fine The extent of evasions of the Rubber Restriction Enactment by the use of forged coupons is a matter for speculation. It would be instructive to know ,what proportion of the heavy exports earlier in the year must be attributed to dishonesty of this kind. The1,133 words
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Article718 1923-07-10 764 Tko PwanK Tin Kicbani?e was tn fata r the occasion being the bolding h °T r °7 lr V e p c v ,u u, „hc was recently made a J. P. Mr. Ho was congratulated by all present, trials ‘he company listened to the718 words
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Article321 1923-07-10 764 Widow vs Cskditok The Court of Appeal at Singapore on Thursday last held, affirming thn judgement of Sir Walter Shaw, that although a gratuity or allowance cannot be assigned, transferred or garnished—once it has been converted into actual cash it cannot be earmarked and is liable to321 words
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195 1923-07-10 764 Messrs Boustead A Co. advise us that they are in receipt of cabled advices from the Secretary as follows Board of Directors has issued a Circular to all Shareholders announcing that the value of the new area was greatly overstated and that negotiations are195 words
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Article425 1923-07-10 764 I—S FP. SINGAPORE TENNIS CHAMPION. SHIP Honours Evenlt Divided Honours were evenly divided in the opening matches in the Singapore (Malayan preliminaries) Championship! which were played on the 8 C C and SRC Court®. Two SCC players won out of the six completed matches, a similar number ofI—S FP. - 425 words
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Article202 1923-07-10 764 A Province Section First Tebong -eotioa No 2 Platoon A Company M V C score 118 Ist in order of merit. No 5 Platoon B Company (A Team) P P W V C ecore 109 2nd in order of merit. No 4 Pl itoon Chinese Company202 words
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Article1604 1923-07-10 765 rules alleged to be ultra VIRES Mr. Harte Lovelace, of Messrs LotciaC e and Hastings, argued before Sir Lionel Woodward, K B E Chief Judicial Commissioner. that the rules made by the Chief Secretary under the provisions of the Export of Rubber (Restnc lion. Enactment, 1922, were ultra vires1,604 words
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Article820 1923-07-10 767 n/ioT A NT i lON RAISED ,MP BY MR LIM SENG HOOI mpetin-’ of the Trustees TbC aD X thß Chi eSe Bd C °H jl was held at 2.30 p.m. on I ,n l e me 7th instant There were batur tiiP Hon Mr. Yeoh Guan820 words
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Article771 1923-07-10 767 Important Point in Court of Appear An important point was involved in the appeal brought in the Court of Appeal, Singapore, by Mrs. Beatrice Kate Smith, widow, against a decision of the Chief Justice (Sir Walter Shaw). The appellant received $5,382 from the Municipal Provident Fund771 words
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Advertisement208 1923-07-10 767 I CRITERION PRESS, Ltd., 59, BEACH STREET, PENANG. J ji ESTABLISHED 1883. V» PRINTERS PUBLISHERS. J J? Proprietors of the STRAITS ECHO and PENANG SIN POE ’<t The most enterprising and up-to-date Printers and Lithographers in the Orient. Our plant is of the very latest Pattern and by constantly Jr208 words
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