The Straits Echo (Mail Edition), 22 April 1924
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Title Section20 1924-04-22 1 THE STRAITS ECHO MAIL EDITION. $lB PER ANNUM. SINGLE COPY 40 CENTS VOL 22 PENANG APRIL 22 1924. NO. 1720 words
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Advertisement238 1924-04-22 1 COu 72 N I S r i u LEADERS: MISCELLANEOUS: (Continued) xj I Wo se Than a Crime 354 g The Immigration Is ue 390 jJ The Civil Service and the Colour e m erVKe '5 X j B ar 396 Forestry Rcscuroes of Mala;a 405 g The Command of238 words
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Advertisement212 1924-04-22 2 '< v v 4 'o vn> vr xJ\4 ~'--y r v w/ VrC > I THE i i? STRAITS ECHO 'Xo Xte>/ c MAIL EDITION. H AY 5 Published the day prior to the departure of each mail for Europe S 7 y* and contains the latest local and States212 words
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Article1505 1924-04-22 384 WORSE THAN A CRIME the possible exception of a few .’hanlt' and reactionaries among ĕ Eurupea» community, the Govein,7.l replr to Mr. Nmnbyar s question .(W regarding the recruitment o, a Civil Service will give satisfaction to m this Colony. It is. to our im’i perfectly defensible proposition io to1,505 words
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Advertisement18 1924-04-22 384 ge StralU cb< PIBLISHED_DA,LYmaiI edition 40 M.. 1. ta tow Ik Criterion Press, Limited, 59, fleach Street, Penang.18 words
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Article1840 1924-04-22 385 f-MM The Labu Case Mr Ho tj*k i 11. who appeared for th defend iot in the L u Eetate c ee, r il e i at'eu i ju t) a p* a lap 1 in ti e Kuala Lnmpar paper he«ded Labu Stabbing Affair,” and protested agiing*.f-MM - 1,840 words
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Article522 1924-04-22 386 jjjWDDEtI N J}J®DDRESS > ia J og RruHell 9!ild ba t^o y throughout the tht U »r,d in w s Lb» L, n, »ni h» <> f "ht te ith9 °I Zf L might h»v« state of si« J tlw h»l i<ith»tca«>, U*’ W mi/ht be both.522 words
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Article195 1924-04-22 386 NON-EUROPEANS AND CIVIL SERVICE Chinese Member’s c peech (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, Ap il 14 At the mooting of t o Legislative Council, the don. Mr. fan Cheng Lock, in an eloquent address on the subject of the admission of non-Europeui B i'ish subjects to the Malayan195 words
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Article247 1924-04-22 386 Mr. G. V. Rowe, Honorary Secretary of the United Indian Association of Penang, writes us as follows: Apropos of the Penang Indian Association an extraordinary general meeting under the Chairmanship of Mr. H. H. Abdul Cader was held at 4.30 p.m., yesterday, at the Nachiappa Chetty Theatre Hall247 words
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Article1984 1924-04-22 386 QUESTION Or STAMP DUTY Air. Justice Sproule has just delivered judgment in a matter arising out of the will of the late Penang millionaire, Cheang Quee. The matter originated from a summons in chambers and was adjourned to Court tor discussion. The application was made by Lam1,984 words
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Article278 1924-04-22 387 The decision of the House gf in the Duff Development case r! not come entirely as a surprise k those who had carefully followed case, for whilst the Law Lords if peared by their questions during th hearing to appreciate the unh< position of the Company if278 words
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Article286 1924-04-22 388 XUCctS tO me 1 '1 1 !bh n w UC*O- x flC TTTiicc AiagLtratw laUt r for the 11 \fr« Neave, Home on a h01i.4. Lumpur, go Templet left by train J, for Singapore, en route n Sanders and t X Xt for Deli yesterday after- i>286 words
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Article620 1924-04-22 388 NEW GEOLOGICAL REPORT V» e ha e to thaiut trie Department of State Railways of Siam, for a copy of the Geological Report on the Provinces of Puket, Surashtradhani, Nakon Sridhamaraj, and Patani, by Mr. Wallace Lee, Petroleum Geologist to the Department. In a foreword H.R .H. the620 words
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Article189 1924-04-22 388 Obstructing the Police In the second Police Court. Penang, before Mr. H. A. Forrer. Inspector Brown charged Itam binti Ali. Arope bin Mat and I din bin Ishak with gambling in a common gaming house. No. 381 c. Date Krarnat Road, at 3.05 p.m., on the 12th. Accused189 words
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Article267 1924-04-22 388 Perak’s Team v. Penang As a result of the Perak cricket trials during the week-end the following have been selected to play against Penang, at Ipoh at Easter: Adams, Edwards, Foley, Mullen, Hennessy, Hoblyn, Jordan, Dr. Murugiah. Mustard, C. Speldwinde and Holmes Brown or Chelvam. Reserves: Ezechiel and267 words
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Article535 1924-04-22 389 COMPANY SUES PLANTER For Refund of Passage Money In the Supreme Court, Penang, this morning, the suit was heard in which the Henrietta Rubbei E late, Co, Ltd., sued Mr. Hugh Reginald Watts, till recently in their employ as an assistant, lor the recovery of $778.84 which they535 words
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Article578 1924-04-22 389 SINGAPORE SPRING RACES Candidates In Training Alter a long period on the inside tracks owing to the rain having necessitated the conservation of the course proper, trainers were allowed to use the latter on Saturd;» morning and (says the Free Press; took the opportunity to send their578 words
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Article421 1924-04-22 389 iping tv -T 0 M A comparatively poor Z n \l> Ul \v n C T °u n Hall last nigW’* Air. William Heughan hiiifi v Greatest Saltish Sing* g Black. Air. Heughan h as a o’,*’ lul, ringing voice and a most stage presence. We must'.iping tv -T 0 M - 421 words
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Article985 1924-04-22 390 Immigration Restric-i-jieJ"* 1150 lliriv the provisions ,b- P“ u ?he Japanese from >‘> d h ve a Japan. i T? dispute which maj OTk d<>De at o e &rence for the limita.L Mr. Hughes, the < ,J Tspte railed attention to ago, but the ,i„ "anti-Japanese .secuon,985 words
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Article486 1924-04-22 390 Dr. J. Sharp is going Home on leave by the s.s. China this month. Mr. Koh Leok Hup, who has been in Singapore on a business trip, returned to Penang by the s.s. Kinta this morning. Mrs. R. S. Steedman, who had been suffering from fever, has486 words
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Article882 1924-04-22 391 Ceylon Opinion a fui intent azo we reproduced from the Times of p eylon, oimm-nU on the operation of rubber rest iotion which ugL'ested that the industry in Ceylon is tired of the scheme and would ba glad to see the end of it. Our contemporary now mkes882 words
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Article399 1924-04-22 391 THE PRINCIPAL AREAS A Geologist’s Report Ihe following is from the geological report of Mr. Wallace Lee: The chief mineral product is tin but no special investigation of this product was attempted. It occurs as cassiterite or tin oxide originally in pegmatic dikes in or near the399 words
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Article1089 1924-04-22 391 MR. BRADDELLS CONc m REMARKS JUDGMEvr^ SERm /r m Tho menced on Mnrch 11’ I 1 afte.noon when j a Kmf nt u, Ccntmumif hi, »dJre„ Mr. Brad.lell de.lt w,th he the exe.oise f the t i„ n CocumeLta ehjwn.g ti 18t E th.rn.elvH. B «l'i.’ t1,089 words
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Article3200 1924-04-22 392 MONDAY, APRIL 14 His Excellency the Governor (Sir Laurence Guillemard). Lieut.-Col. R. L. B. Thompson (Officer Commanding the Troops). The Hon. the Colonial Secretary (Mr. E. S. Hose). The Hon. the Attorney-General (Sir William Murison). The Hon. the Acting Treasurer (Mr. M. B. Shelley). The Hon. the Colonial3,200 words
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Article1137 1924-04-22 394 fourteenth annual meeting i he fourteenth annual general meeting oi the shareholders of tne Ayer Lulling Lubber Estate, Limited, was held at the registered offices oi the Company, Ko. 9, Beach Street, Penang, to-day, Air. L. C Brown (Director) presided, and the others present were: Air. J.1,137 words
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Article765 1924-04-22 395 H.E.’s BEAU GESTE We reprint elsewhere, say- the Malay Mail of Tuesday, correspondence appearing in our Penang contemporaries yesterday in which His Excellency the High Commissioner makes, very gracefully, a very gracious offer, from which not only the Penang public but all Malayan residents will have a chance765 words
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Article816 1924-04-22 395 WANDERERS V CASUALS Leaders Badley Beaten The return match between the Wanderers (Malays) and the Casuals (Eurasians) played yesterday on the Esplanade, Penang, resulted in a handsome victory for the Q&suals by 4 goals to 2. The Casuals have begn such an undependable side that very few816 words
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Article34 1924-04-22 396 r SoTl6th Ap il, ;'t Church, Penang, by the 6e»B est rn Colcan.l chapU Mvre Millar, of the i“ dia Au,ua r jteref Gwendolen i S alyto'>B herof Jlr ad Perth, West Aus-34 words
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1051 1924-04-22 396 Y local-b rn .idates without distinction of or colour, to the competitive examinations for the local Civil Serna Some play is being made with -L fact that the Civil Services of the frionv theF.M.S. and the Unfederated V-j/ States are now amalgamated B1,051 words
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Article464 1924-04-22 396 MillarForbes there was a representative gathering at St. George’s Church, Penang, yesterday afternoon for the wedding of Mr. D ivid Mclntyre Millar, ol' the local branch of the Chartered Bank of India. Audraliu and China, and Miss Gwendolen Mary Shale Forbes, only daughter of Mr. <md464 words
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Article1901 1924-04-22 397 Greece at the Cross Roads Tu re nrri fe <v cou i iu recent whi jh htv-i rnai 3 m »rs troubl Hr the usplves than Greece. Her d saitrous al venture in Asia Minor left her a p r ey to internal divisions which culminated >n the1,901 words
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Article847 1924-04-22 398 oTH annual meeting FC iI,TB «noftnoC. mp'-y Penan?, to day B10k i rsl’rneetine of the lM ,Ua Tin, Geoprll **X«. Gilli n c,) ft* I*’ 1 CflAißM AN 9 pEECn ,1 onuet th® nitioe calling the U the T the minates of the previous l! f ft847 words
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Article359 1924-04-22 398 Action D smissed with Costs Mr. Ju? rice Sproule de ivc ed jud. meat this miming in th i suit which the H mictia Estate Co, Limited., hid hi ought against Mr. H. R W>tts, till recently in their emp'ov as an assisttnt, for tue recovery of359 words
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Article2007 1924-04-22 398 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT Organisation and Training The progress report on the Straits Settlements Volunteer lorce for the year ending December 31, is signed by MajorGeneral Sir Neill Maicoim, and dated February 8 this year. lhe period covered by this report embraces the 1923 training season and is2,007 words
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Article960 1924-04-22 400 1 T E B. Seely— of State for ar---J eX vt \iic service when, m the x a real p ubil th o th e r day, he in the Great Britain and her Th.t disparity is indeed a />®' but whether Mr. MaeThe able960 words
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Article437 1924-04-22 400 Air. fl. Fairburfi; Deputy (Wmmiksioner of Police, F.ALS., is going Home next week. Dr. Graham has arrived from Home and will take up duties as a Health Officer i Mr. B. S. Walton, of the Malayan Civil Service, is expected to return from leave next month. i437 words
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Article920 1924-04-22 401 Guardianship of Minora It.is entirely in accord tr ee with the mw oatlook that Mr». Wintrintrh ira’s Guardianship of Infante Bill should h .ve bnen read a second time in the House of Commons, for it marks a sb-p toward-* the complete equalization of the sf xea in920 words
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Article379 1924-04-22 401 Federal Council Representation At ti e annud gcreial n e-Bing of the F. M. b Chamber of Corer ir.rce to be held On Wt-dnerduy the April 39 at noon in Kuala Lumpur- the f blowing resolution which was first adopted in 1918 and repr« sentatioi.s rn379 words
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523 1924-04-22 401 Ihe I’uosi-ectds' The prospectus of the rL pany which has just been inter alia, that the Co lr formed to purchase the ri« business carried on b v the Hi jam Hice Mill Svndic a^( a U W f Bukit Mertajam a together with523 words
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Article1064 1924-04-22 402 school the' r^ saDt nrize-giving at ie in Norths aiteriwon. Ihe Reword connotes, was leches there were none s few opening >- b i dad Conjoined with ±£i and forming the 'P <to kl was on entertainbrimful of FT? Ji ri once both novel and t the tiny ball1,064 words
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Article510 1924-04-22 402 In another column, says the Free Press, will be found a letter from Sir Laurence Guillemard to the Resident Councillor of Penang, offering the Bel Retiro site on Penang Hill for public use for the erection of the Hill hotel, instead of the present site.510 words
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Article1034 1924-04-22 403 REPORT FOR 1923 L NLA WFUL SoCIEI IKS According to the report of the Secretary for hinc-oe Affairs, there were 1019 lawful Haptics in existence at the end of the year in the Colony. Oi unlawful Societies he writes: The Cantonese hooligan gangs were fairly quiet in1,034 words
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Article497 1924-04-22 403 the Editor of til All members of local support and approve of thv K of the lion. Mr. Tan Ch«. j lion. Mr. Tessensohn Mr. Nambyar, on the matter,,®" nag the Cadet sen ice to all Britta jicts irrespective oi race or oct. reply of the Colonial497 words
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Article659 1924-04-22 404 ippoIh’TMEMS AP Jooears in the current Governin ent ba ji the r.- u o ripve L>eputy Engineer for for Cont*" 00 K intofßegistrar, Supreme flass 111 W Class II'1 rßtgby to be Registrar, Supreme ,Kuala Lump'-tr, 4’ fl Lamin bin Kassiffl to fee a MaZry Assistant Commissioner a659 words
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Article272 1924-04-22 404 Ex. Key Wins on Points Eddie Grady won all hearts last night (says Thursday’s Free Press) when he went the full distance with Battling Key in a ten-round contest for the Lightweight Championship of Malaya at the Happy Valley and was a game loser on points. RefereeEx. - 272 words
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Article546 1924-04-22 404 LEAN CO'S. WEEKLY REPORT V\ edaesday evening. Owing to the Easter holidays our this week’s report is issued a day earlier than usual and, except lor an extreme paucity of business, there is nothing that calls for any comment. '1 lie tin market is still very unsettled and546 words
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Article1471 1924-04-22 405 COUNCIL AND THE COLOUR BAR NE W H PAPE R OpIXI ON 8 (From Ute Singapore, Free Press) The Colonial Secretary, speaking in Legislative Council yesterday, gave as plain a hint as was needed that any question of alteration of the constitution of the Malayan Civil Services(From Ute Singapore, Free Press) - 1,471 words
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Article166 1924-04-22 405 Specimens at British Empibi Eiitj Amongwt «the more important d® forestiy exhibits to bs seen in the' Mai Pavilion at Wembley are rattan», iva ueed* in the manuCxetura'of danedwaitit of which threw spaed men», each over iu length, will be shown gutta-p* ol it® various etajes166 words
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Article1005 1924-04-22 406 ANTHONY CO.'S SHARE LIST Buyers, Sellers ftemar I I s cts ctB, i -,-dolu* «haR* 1, itß»® W ICS 1.10 vMr Co., Hd. Ago I.CO iftoW fcrtAite. Ltd. J Q 2tC i«0«;*-'‘^ u Msls v Estates, Ltd 1- fQ Syndicate Ltd 10-£ Es, r t d’ L C. 95 1.001,005 words
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Article237 1924-04-22 406 Ronpibon Tin, for the first half of April, 136 piculs. Konpiboa Extecckd, for the firit half of April, 200 piculs. Tin Bentong, for the first half of April, hours 344, piculs 208, yaids 75,70 J. Rcitrut lias in, for the first half of April, output 210 piculs, 305237 words
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