The Straits Echo (Mail Edition), 22 July 1925
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Title Section19 1925-07-22 1 THE STRAITS ECHO MAIL EDITION. |lB PER ANNUM. SINGLE COPY 40 CENTS <23 PENANG JULY 22, 1925 NO. 2919 words
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Advertisement282 1925-07-22 1 I CONTEN rs II LEADERS MISCELLANEOUS: (Continued) I I Extra-Territoriality in China 757 The Cat Drops Out 772 Q S Home Leave 761 Another Bathing Fatality 774 g I S Clubs and Credit ...765 Singapore News ...774 1 Leave Well Alone 769 China Famine Relief Fund 775 Jg I I282 words
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Advertisement189 1925-07-22 2 s TMB dp STRAITS ECHO g MAIL EDITION. Published the day prior to the departure of each mail for Europe, JC "yk <nd contains the latest local and States news originally published in the ML daily issues, as well as all important news from various parts of the Far S?189 words
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Article41 1925-07-22 757 MARRIAGE fIfIDLOT-McCLELLAND -On June 11, n ]London, George Hemmant, son of Relate Mr. and Mrs. W Hemmant of Buiimba. Sevenoaks, to Gladys Evelyn McClelland, younger daughter of the IjleMr E. A. Knight, of Oaklands, St Leonards, and Mrs. Knight.41 words
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Article1565 1925-07-22 757 TO M Whether the Knifed States is altogeAierwise in raising the question of extraterritoriality in China just at the present juncture, when that country is in a state of internal chaos and external inflict, is open to grave doubt. It may well be that Great Britain andTO M - 1,565 words
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Advertisement25 1925-07-22 757 cue Straits eci)O PUBLISHED daily maiiTedition the news of the week prior to departure of Mails for Europe Criterion Pr®M, Limited 59. Beach Street, Penang25 words
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Article1309 1925-07-22 758 Seized By a Shark Oar Singapore correspondent telegraphs that a European lady bather who had taken a header from a diving board at the Swimming Club was seized by a big shark, drawn under, and so frightfully injured that she died before the arrival of a doctor. It1,309 words
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Article103 1925-07-22 758 BU ROPE AN LADY SWIMMBBS Seized by A Shark (/to in Our Own Ac- i ac i Singapore, Julv B A frightful tragedy occurred at the Sir -apore Swimming Club yesterday iDg. Mine Bower Smith? sister V?’ of the Naval Officer, Carter, wko hathinu w.th Major Coventry d103 words
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Article310 1925-07-22 758 Ordinary Meeting An ordinary meeting of the Manual Commissioners of George Town, Penang, was held yesterday. The busiuew iu formal. Mr. B. Nunn, President, occupied the chair and the others present were: Messrs. J. D. Kemp, Khoo Sian Ewe,P. M. Robinson, M H. M. Noordin, fi. H. Abdul310 words
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Article338 1925-07-22 759 attempted murder t nrKI T MERtTjAM CASE. v L Atpize9 to-day, a Bukit Mertajam Altbe KborAb Moab, was pat on hi-i Csl Sore a common jury for the attempted nfhiseißter-in-law. lan Ah Mai. 38fder Mr W. H. Thorne conducted the Crown and accused was not for tne Tan338 words
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Article215 1925-07-22 759 Accounts for Last Year Kr.T. A. Powell, the Hon. Treasurer of nJ >ea n Branch of the Ministering (J 8 ea?ne forwards us the dement of receipts and expen- orthe yer ended June 30,1925: S' talanc hand on Jul y 1.1924, IdUiaac a J )B<r pti o215 words
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Article66 1925-07-22 759 Free School v. D A. F. C. On the tree School ground yesterday the school team played a rather weak team of the Darul Ahisan Football Club. The match ended in a draw, each side scoring a goal. the first goal was scored by Che Chain for the66 words
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Article37 1925-07-22 759 Malaya Admitted to Membership [Reuter's Telegram], London, July 14 By special invitation, Mr. Justice McCa.bd lieay attended the meeting of the Lawn Tennis Association to the ouncil of which Malaya was admitted to membership.37 words
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Article575 1925-07-22 759 SELECTING THE PENANG REPRESENTATIVES Yesterday’s Matches Four more matches were played on the P.C.C. courts yesterday with a view to selecting the Penang representatives. The results were as follows: Singles J. W. Winter (P.C.C.) beat Dr. Letchmanasamy (S.C.S.A.) 1210, 64. Gurchurn Singh (United Indian Association) beat Kuppusamy575 words
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Article58 1925-07-22 759 The final of the open doubles will be played at the Cricket Club this evening between Chua Sin Earn and Cheah Watt Hye, representing the Chinese Re creation Club, and F. R. Sayers and W. H. Threlfall, representing the Golf Club. Tomorrow W’. H. Threlfall will play K. Mano58 words
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Article1887 1925-07-22 759 Entries for Autumn Meeting Fhc following are the full entries for the Penang Turf Club Autumn Meet ing (July 25, 28, 30 and August 1) which closed at noon to-day. 95 horses have been entered and a satisfactory meeting is assured FIRST DAY SATURDAY, JULY 25 1,5&1,887 words
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Article1131 1925-07-22 761 a .ro we had something A ev V ina -/certain type of young M to be coming to the i 3 T' /lavs and proving more of >t lb in asset to his firm. But trh J tba t 11 thus There are steady >. Ure i'voud- men1,131 words
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Article471 1925-07-22 761 Yr Vf. I). Horne, A PC. and AL. is seriously ill at Durian Daun Hospital. v M hit Paper containing the Civil L't pensions for the past year pub islid on July fl shows that £lOO has men granted to Prof. Patrick Geddes. Ihe King has approved of Mr.471 words
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Article941 1925-07-22 762 Evolution in Tennessee lu Tennessee within the next few weexs a jury, after hearing argaments from exSeoretaries of State and other distinguished lawyers on both sides, will give a decision between Darwin and the Book of Genesis. The trial will no doubt be an intei esting one, and941 words
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Article63 1925-07-22 762 Counting the Cost [Reuter's Telegram} London, July 15 In the House of Commons, replying to Mr. P. A. Harris (Lib. Bethnal Green), Mr. W. C. Bridgeman, First Lord of the Admiralty, said that the estimated expenditure on the works hitherto sanctioned at Singapore was £204,000 in 1925-1926[Reuter's Telegram} - 63 words
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Article359 1925-07-22 762 The Directors in their report on tho operations of the Company for the year ended 31st March 1925, say The Company’s power plant and 14 inch sluicing plant operated continuously throughout the year with the exception of the period of seven weeks during which the latter was359 words
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Article333 1925-07-22 762 -S.l P In connection with the cases before tie Assizes, one ortho accused, Samflo,i woman, who was to he charged oatwo counts of letting for hire a minor forth» purpose of prostitution has absconded and the man who bailed her out for $l,OOO has committed suicide by-S.l . P - 333 words
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Article1091 1925-07-22 763 TRIPLE murder -<ed sentenced to Death \ir Justice Whitley, the heartriple murder charge was re- in the Supreme Court yesterday .JJll'U in 'i'X'rudence was given and the the prosecution closed -I Saunders, for the desaid that in tins case they a,, somewhat unusual feature of LX having been1,091 words
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Article590 1925-07-22 763 THE CASE AGAINST COOPER Ihe case against George Crompton Cooper, former chief cashier at John Little Co., was opened before Mr. t mnk ly n-Robinson in the District Court, Singapore, yesterday morning', (says Wednesday’s Free Press) the evidence of Mr. Hodgins, a director of the Company 7 and590 words
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Article941 1925-07-22 764 CULPABLE HOMICIDE A Sordid Case At the Assizes yesterday the trial was commenced of lx>k Chow 1 how, an elderly Chinese, who was charged with culpable homicide not amounting to murder by causing the death of one (ioh Sum Tee- Mr. J. J. Saunders defended. The Hon. Mr.941 words
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Article142 1925-07-22 764 Amount previously acknowledged ...$3,020.00 Mr. Heah Seng Whatt 50.00 Mr. E. E. Manasseh 25.00 Messrs. Kheam Aik Chan 20.00 Madam Khoo Saw Kin 10.00 Cheng Hong Kok Club 30.00 Messrs. Brown, Phillips X Ste- wart 50.00 Messrs. The Pinang Gazette Press 50.00 Messrs. Chin Joo Co.142 words
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Article454 1925-07-22 764 AT TANJONG KAT ONG Lady Taken by Shark he following from the ql 1 less of Wednesday .special cable 11 n, PbfiK A terrible tragedy u-k L'ti.jong Katong vesferdmMiss B. W e^ t J? well-known m Singapore t > P "b'r bein<r taken b oil the Swimming Club454 words
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Article62 1925-07-22 764 Trit (From 0«r Own Singapore. W »1 The Kevercml Shetliffe the funeral of Cd««" which there was a large attendance of representatives of the Swimming Club, Army ami Naval Officers. An inquest will be held on July 20. Ihe Committee of the Swimming lub decidi'd that the construction62 words
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Article1058 1925-07-22 765 Th. main alterations were that they lb \ertin" from the deposit system H vstem of credit.” This anmade by the Chair- special meeting of the Penang dub called for the purpose of' l’«* the new rules. It is a matter TS i* l^’ but the Bystem Vi1,058 words
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Article489 1925-07-22 765 Mr. I’. Al. Robinson has been tippointed ;i member of the Indian Im migratii>n Committee. Mr. W S. Reeve-1 licker has been appointed an additional member ol lb Selangor State Band Committee. Mrs. N. W Mallet, of I'upah E.s fate, Bedong, Kedah, will be spending a holiday in Penang489 words
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Article1805 1925-07-22 766 Traffic Regulations and Strikers It appears that the Singapore bus trike is not in the least connected with outside influences, and is a sequel to stern measures taken by the traffic authorities to render safer the streets of Singapore, where the number of serious accidents is certainly alarming.1,805 words
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Article1173 1925-07-22 767 PASH driving on weld quay post OFFICE CHAUFFEUR ON TRIAL tho Penang Assizes to-day before Mr. t10 e Whitley and a common jury Lhim bin Mohamed, an employee of the al Post Offioe, Penang, was put on to answer a charge of rash and lllLt driving, not amounting1,173 words
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Article73 1925-07-22 767 At Singapore [/-’-nnt Our Own Oorre» pond ent] Singapore, July 17 In the Liter-Schools sports, Raffles College came out first, in the First Class, the Anglo-Chinese School second and St. Joseph's third. In the Second Class, the Anglo-Chinese School secured first place, St. Joseph’s second and Raffles73 words
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Article198 1925-07-22 767 Another Practice Match On the Esplanade yesterday, before a large crowd, another practice match was played between two selected sides, Colours and Whites. Play at the start was very fast. The Whites displayed good combination and the two Reutens, Keng Teong and Valfierg were conspicuous in the198 words
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Article869 1925-07-22 767 LOCAL ELIMINATIONS Threliall Beaten by Japanese Player The local eliminating matches to select players to represent this Settlement provided its biggest surprise yesterday when W. H. Threlfall, fifteen times champion of the Cricket Club, and still in good form, was defeated by K. Mano, tin- Japanese candidate869 words
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Article92 1925-07-22 768 Doubles Final (From Our Own Correspondent). Singapore, July 17 In lhe Open Doubles Final yesterday, Khoo H.ooi Hye and Chua Choon Leong beat Asano and Sonehara 64, 6o. SELANGOR RESULTS (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 17 In the local Eliminating Championship, yesterday's results were as follows:92 words
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Article176 1925-07-22 768 The following were results of tennis tournament ties played yesterday New Comers Handicap: Scr. G. Robertson beat 15.2 J. R. Strachan 62, 6—2. Double Handicap. Class A: 3O H. C. D. Davies A J. W. Clark beat 15.2 A. K. a B. Terrell A* R. N. Byatt 6—2,176 words
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Article589 1925-07-22 768 amazing rumour of hße ING CHANGE ENa I» lhe liniesof J uilels following which is 7 >• I. Il «noil deni of though, on the eve o f qGuillenmr.rs ,]e parture J" «W. vivid tales of Federal sworn to secrecy, and entnfsSl' tl "J"' 11 lf sinister589 words
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Article1154 1925-07-22 769 are inclined to think that Uhiie WC Times is niuch less than S,r i“ Jte and soxnewhat less than m our absent Governor in the Article which we reproduce on ,-jdmg V iv we certainly agree that 8 t 0 n' be made out for abolishing ?r1,154 words
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Article472 1925-07-22 769 -Lr Mac Diarmid, Assistant Engineer, P. J)., 1 eluk Anson, has been trans lerred to Began Dutch in a similar capacity. Among passengers leaving for home by the Kashmir aje Mr. J, R. H. Scovell, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). Dailey, and Mr. W. L. Blythe. Che Maiden. Secretary472 words
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Article1191 1925-07-22 770 Anniversary of 1870 July h ;8 Mwajs been a m-nth of events” for Europe. Yebte.iday was the 55. h anniversary of the beginning of the FrancoGerman War, among the consequent en of which maylecounhd the later cor.flict. Men of mature a.-e ean renumber the feeling in England. The1,191 words
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Article233 1925-07-22 770 Direct Communication «uh F,M. q Rece’iily w a s ate) that the loml telephone department had ma b immense strides and that a subn.ati e cable bad baeo laid across fr -m here to the Province that would make dir. ct communication with Kuala Lumpur, etc, possible. Y-sterday’s233 words
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Article383 1925-07-22 770 Borneo Company Storekeeper Bi»m, At the Penang Assizes, which w eie sumed yesterday before Mr k Wtntley, G.M. Diwson wh 0 w aB rn on ihree counts of khifi 3^ ioiJ oi or in the alternate criminal bviahJ trust as a s-orakeeper and cta-fc Wi pleading guilty, convicted383 words
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Article1188 1925-07-22 771 eailacy of the assumed Safety valve- theory r the Editor of the Straits Echo) a «mdl -scale I’ropHe‘ory Planter divergent interests th in that of A” a reasonable p'ofii from my ?ca D !;--7 I feel that I should record my opinion vis a vis Restriotiou and and1,188 words
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Article1145 1925-07-22 771 T O.M e quoted from The "l imes, yesterday. (sav Ihursday’s Straits Times) a re])ort sent from Kuala Lumpur in reference to certain constitutional changes which it is understood that Sir Laurence Guillemard, before went on leave, had been hinting at under seal of secrecy toT O.M - 1,145 words
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Article1092 1925-07-22 772 One of our Singapore contemporaries (.-ays the Malay Mail of Thursday) has received from a Home correspondent a cutting of the London Times for June 15 last, extracted from its Imperial and foreign news page, in the form of a most intriguing contribution from that paper's1,092 words
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Article1029 1925-07-22 773 o Winstedt, the Director of Dr- SS and E.M.S., has called Idueational Conference to be 1 tic in Singapore. 1 he value of c r X»«'-°is indisputable. Both 'nd in 1923 definite progress was 1 8 1 m the direct result of the deA and recommendations of1,029 words
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Article391 1925-07-22 773 Mr. anil Mrs. Chee Wor fx)k have gone on a visit to Kuala Lumpur. Mr. lom Anthony, who has been tathei seriously ill tor about a week, was somewhat better this morning. Mr. P. 11 Holland, Executive Engineer, P.W.D., F.M.S., is due back from Home leave by the P.391 words
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Article1322 1925-07-22 774 Double Blow We rather think that the oommunity of Taiping deserves a 'little sympathy. It has bsen refused a motor hearse and fire engines. Tbs conjunction is striking, perhaps, bat the reason happens to be the same in cash case. The Chairman of the Sanitary Board explained that1,322 words
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Article101 1925-07-22 774 Traoeot at Port D :cibm (From Our Own Com )pMiln( Mr. R.O. Fry, of Sydnev Era/™ a P'.rty bathin- at Port Diot.reyeiJ;' dived and strnek the water r.tberty did not corns op imm°diab ly n d w > dil it was discovered tint he 4m Dr. Ira101 words
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Article248 1925-07-22 774 The Bus Strike (From Our Own Corresponded Singapore, July The sixth day of the bus strike ben is p oceedmg, but the owners an cot p rtioipating. The drivers and conductor* interviewed the police and the Cbioeie Protectorate. A Chinese was sentenc’d imprisonment for beiu? io possession d248 words
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Article555 1925-07-22 775 c development claims in Din Dt' c COURT n, lona-drawn-out litigation bet Duff Development Company JL Kelantan Government a* t» with terms of the concession before the Court on June 17. lortain legal questions having arisen ,L arbitration in regard to.the eomLselaim for t 1,068,298 for breachen Agreement.555 words
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Article384 1925-07-22 775 Amount previously acknowledged ...$3,370.00 Mr. Cheah Chim Yean 50.00 Mr. Kok Yong Kai 1.00 Mr. Lee Tian Siew 20.(X) Mr. Lee Soo Tay 5.00 Mr. Cheah Chye Kear 5.00 Mr. Tan Boon Eong 2.00 Penang Free School 204.00 Mr. Tan San Chuan 5.00 Air. H. Kee384 words
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Article778 1925-07-22 775 (Contributed to the Straits Times) I heard a very interesting suggestion made the other day in the course of a discussion on your recent leader about Prai Docks. It was to the effect that a mile <>f breakwater should be thrown out from the point778 words
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Article97 1925-07-22 776 The following were the results of tennis tournament ties played yesterday: Singles Handicap, Class B 15.1 W. H. Eason beat l5 K. Coombs 64, 6o. Doubles Handicap, Class A: l5 W. H. Threlfall F. R. Sayers beat 15.2 E. J. Bennett L. D. Wood 6l, 63. Doubles97 words
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Article234 1925-07-22 776 Good wine needs no bush’’ is one of those fallacious platitudes with which the books of quotation are simply scattered, it deserves, and the same holds equally true of spirits. It pleases us, therefore, once more to proclaim the merits of N.J.’’ Whiskey, Booth’s Superor Dry Gin, and234 words
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Article677 1925-07-22 776 THE SYSTEM DESCRIBED Recently we referred to the new Tele phone Exchange at the junction of Bur mah lioad with Madras Lane and described tile installation as the most up to date in the East. At the time ue were unable to obtain a detailed descrip tion677 words
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Article349 1925-07-22 776 ,-M.M A CHARGE OF Theft Cheng Koo, a Chinese, u EFT charged before Mr. (J. W a 'the Police Court with theft ows valued at $ll which J Chan Nam, his employer, ant in his evidence said thia worked With him s nee t il Tl h h,-M.M - 349 words
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Article15 1925-07-22 777 Y On 17th July, at the 4 Penang, to the HXkay, a daughter. wife15 words
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Article1498 1925-07-22 777 CLUBS THEIR MEMBERS Writing to express sympathy with our Jon what we regard as the false the Penang Cricket Club "Avertingto the chit system,” an *j resident incidentally remarks that this countrv, where men belong to L who at Home would never enter ub at all, except perhaps to measure1,498 words
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Article1453 1925-07-22 778 Too Salacious In Penang, as we have reason to remember since the time when Major Barry de Hamel proposed to ban Barrie’s What Every Woman Knows” on the strength of its title, the censorship of plays is vested in the Chief Police Offioer; in Hongkong it is exercised1,453 words
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Article53 1925-07-22 778 Inquest on Miss Bowter Smith (From Our Own Correspondent}. Singapore, July 21 At the inquest touching the tragic dew of Miss Bowyer Smith, who wwieizeds a shark while bathing at the Swimtniu; Club, a verdict of death from shock and haemorrhage, caused by a shark bite, ww53 words
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Article250 1925-07-22 778 T.0.M,.; Exports of Uncouponed Stocks The Controller pf Rubber sands us ths following :Rubber dealers bolding declared stocks of uncouponed rubber are no* taking advantage of Section 6 (ii) (b) of the Rubber Restriction Enactment, ano exporting these stocks upon payment of duty at the rate of 42T.0.M,.; - 250 words
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Article445 1925-07-22 779 rtPu rieJ that Mr- Herbert Coup* to H Evans, the acting Director 1 F.AI.S., arrives to da} no visit "i inspection. s a ii lbs and L T Wil/.,’r of Ipoi>. have gone to Kuala mir in connection with the lull Ari I Jh.,e._ u r g J Ford,445 words
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Article678 1925-07-22 779 FIRST ANNUAL REPORT the Alanaging Committee ol the i aited Indian Association. Penang, in their report for the year ended Alay 31. 1925, say: The membership of the Association consists of 220, viz. 152 re sident members, 02 outstation mem bens, 2 student members and 4 hon678 words
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Article395 1925-07-22 779 Paoang Plandok Aline Case in the Supreme Court to day, before Air. Justice Whitley and a special jury, the trial was continued of the Chinese clerk, Lim Kim Kuan, till recently employed in the Padang Plandok Tin Company, Limited. Accused was charged on three counts: two of falsi395 words
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Article545 1925-07-22 780 The papers (says the Singapore Free Press) wHI doubtless contain much about Bishop Ferguson-Davie going to Bisiey, for his favourite recreation of target shooting. The Morning Post writes: Dr. C. J. Ferguson-Davie is a silver medallist. This indicates that he was once (1004) the leading marksman545 words
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Article544 1925-07-22 780 MALAYAN CHINESE INVENTORS The late Mr. Lim Tian Swee, of Messrs Lim Kong Wan and Son. Singapore. is credited with being the first Chinese, as far as records go, to have applied for a patent in Singapore in October. 1880 He was authorised to fill* a specification for544 words
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Article266 1925-07-22 780 MALAYA Cu7cHAM P|oNsl)ifj LOCAL COMPETITION Winter Eum IXatid the Penang Cricket ci ui yesterday J. AV. Winter Per*"' eliminated in the remaining be W„ his match with Mane the Jim, didate, who has now’ become T vourite for the Championshin H. Chua Sin Earn in the finaL The266 words
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Article207 1925-07-22 780 The Selangor Championships [From Our Own Cormpondni] Kuala Lumpur, July 18 In the Selangor tennis championship* doubles Yaik Foo, and Kon Fah beat Ee Kong and Ban Poh by 6-4, 64. Richards and Braine beat Thong Koon and Wong Tse Ong, 6-4, 3-6, Bridge and Joynt beat Goon207 words
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Article998 1925-07-22 781 .—B.T AND CO.’S WEEKLY REPORT Thursday evening T,„ closing C2Ol h xi below best, has again shown C tendency and the renewed rise in of the coal situation at home, is f f the strength of the position which "id st no very distant date be rea in.—B.T - 998 words
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Article896 1925-07-22 781 NEW RILES ADOPTED Return to Credit System A special general meeting of members of the Penang Cricket Club was held y< -tertlay in the Club House for the purpose of considering and, if thought fit, passing the new rules which had been calculated to members. Mr. N.896 words
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Article243 1925-07-22 782 A Penang Invasion The Hon. Mr. W. Peel, Resident Councillor, Penang, on Saturday took a team of 10 from Penang and the Province to meet the A lor Star golfers in a series of matches. Alor Star won by three matches to two. There was a243 words
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Article687 1925-07-22 782 FURTHER DETAILS A Brave Rescuer Eurther details of the shocking bathing fatality which occurred at the Swimming Club, Tanjong Katong, on Tuesday, when a young lady bather, named Miss Doris Bowyer-Smyth, sister-in-law of Paymaster-Commander B. Carter, the Resident Naval Officer, was bitten by a shark, and died687 words
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Article297 1925-07-22 782 Two Appeals Allowed in the Supreme Court at tSmgapurt on Saturday morning Air. Sprouie Acting Chief Justice delivers judgment m the action in which tin owners el tiie s.s. Ban Ho Guan, plain lilts in liic previous action, appeal against the judgment of Sir (retired Chief297 words
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Article1810 1925-07-22 783 pa dang plandok mine case hkese Clerk on Trial tbe Assizes to-day. before Mr A Whitlev and a special jury, with M Milne as Foreman, the trial r of the Chinese clerk, r Kim Kuan, till recently employed ,i, rk by the Padang Plandok Tin nd He is1,810 words
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Article1094 1925-07-22 784 should h;itr to have the rates of Singapore increased, especially since Mr I’arrer once was hesitating whether he should not reduce them. A Bill has been passed at home empowering muni cipalities to impose a rate ot a penny in the pound to set up theatres and amuse1,094 words
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Article487 1925-07-22 784 M ,sT Ey s »«> lsl A EEK's Cah ibe n '<-‘ captures of rubber t ported Hii s u eek bv the VW’’»' vennve Fleet fall p, the B‘ S bl--1 emngat. ith the excent J 01 wf.ich the Lalat wT ill4 O'ißuMskX S ruX W XT'-'M - 487 words
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Article1072 1925-07-22 785 ANTHONY CO.'S SHARE LIST c 2 50 2.(0 ex lu» Co.. Ltd. j Icn 2.00 Ltd ho 3.50 Ltdi 16.09 |«W gBSSW* -I f:g o‘4 o.'Js :1 i» lw s:oo Ltd sco 5.25 Ltd 280 2.90 j 65 i. 70 1 95 2.05 gfe? S w IS a 3O um1,072 words
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Article90 1925-07-22 785 We have received a copy of the programme of the Bisley meeting to be held at the Bukit Timah Rifle Range, Singapore, on July 25 and 26 and August 1, 2 and 3. It is open to the Navy, Regular and Volunteer units, Johore military forces, Straits and90 words
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Article103 1925-07-22 785 The following were the results of the tennis tournament ties played yesterday New Coiners Handicap: l5 A. Stevens beat scr. W. A. Corkill 62, 6l. Mixed Doubles Handicap, Final: 15.5 Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bennett beat 5 Miss Gold A. E. Moore 6o, 75. The following103 words
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Article672 1925-07-22 785 TRAFFIC DISLOCATION AT SINGAPORE Drivers Demonstrate Their Grievances A strike amongst motor bus drivers, threatened during the past few days, was carried into (‘fleet yesterday when many of the roads were almost destitute of buses, says Thursday’s Free Press. The Service along Serangoon road and some other routes672 words
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