The Straits Echo (Mail Edition), 22 September 1925
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Title Section20 1925-09-22 1 THE STRAITS ECHO MAIL EDITION. fis PER ANNUM. SINGLE COPY 40 CENTS VOL. 23 PENANG SEPTEMBER 22, 1925 NO. 3820 words
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Advertisement369 1925-09-22 1 CONTEM TS i'#®. S9HHS3R LEADERS MISCELLANEOUS: (C«nttaK«4 <® Jj Helping the Prisoner 994 Taipiog WO6 jgj g Smuggling of Drugs 998 Singapore Nows ...1007 gd t.jffi. Enquiries and Conferences 1002 S.ngapore Weddmge ...10'7 M Malaya’s Future 1006 A Mad EBca P ado o uoS KN E An Instructive Report 1010369 words
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Advertisement189 1925-09-22 2 I STRAITS ECHO MAIL EDITION. 3j\p Published the day prior to the departure of each mail for Europe, ST and contains the latest local and States nows originslly published in the mUw. VR daily issues, as well as all important news from various parts of the Far East, including China,189 words
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Article1045 1925-09-22 994 r_—A F P It is to the credit of Lieut.-Col. Tyte, Inspector of Prisons, Singapore, that he originated a movement which resulted in the forming of a Discharged Prisoners’ \jr] Societx. Them is no doubt that in a Colonx such as this certain men released from prisonr_—A F P - 1,045 words
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Article527 1925-09-22 994 ASM AL MEETING Ai SLKi.MdLS ill* annual general meeting of thMany Public Small per.Hr.* Credit Society, Ltd., ,w .ri Semb.l m, was held in the Council .umber, oe umban, on September 4 Then wa a good attendance, including Mr. A Cavendish, Registrar of Co-op native Societies, S.S.527 words
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Advertisement28 1925-09-22 994 £Dc straits cl)O PUBLISHED daily mail edition Containing the news of the week prior to departure of Mails for Europe THE CRITERION press, limited 59. Beach Street, Penang28 words
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Article1173 1925-09-22 995 Lascars and the Strike As the seamen’s strike placed ship, owners in a serious qnanda: y, it was not surprising to find that a number of the latter endeavoured to make up crews for ships tied up indefinitely in poets, with scratch crews of lascars, but for reasons1,173 words
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Article162 1925-09-22 995 A PußLia Lottery” Before Mr. C. W. A. Sennett in the Police Court, yesterday afternoon two Chinese were charved by Mr, R.N. Harvey assistant superintendent of Police with assisting to carry on a public lottery and another with obstructing the r»r discharge of the in dX conducted the162 words
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Article359 1925-09-22 995 Batu Ferringhi Scheme As we have already stated, a number of landowners of Batu Ferringhi have gone into Court, dissatisfied with the Colleetor of Land Revenue’s awards for their property which the Municipality want to acquire in connection with the new viler supply scheme. About 7 or359 words
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Article633 1925-09-22 996 meeting at the residency COMMITTEE FORMED T n connection with Poppy Day 1925 /wernber 11) a meeting was held at k. Residency this morning and astrong Lmittee, with Mrs. Peel as President, nnointed, which will ensure that Penang s in the matter of colleotions Those present were the633 words
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Article220 1925-09-22 996 Women Crushed rt Junk An unusual accident with fatal consequences befell two Chinese women yesterday afternoon on Weld Quay. It is the practice, so it appears, for a number of women, who evidently make it a sort of profession, when the tide is low, to get to the220 words
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Article252 1925-09-22 996 The Taiping Murder (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, September 12 further evidence was recorded in the trial of the five Punjabees, Kishen Singh, Tara Singh, Surat Singh, Baghal Singh and Thatar Singh, in the Supreme Court, Ipoh, on Thursday and Friday last. His Lordship Mr. Justice Watson252 words
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Article1132 1925-09-22 996 CONSTRUCTION OF RUBBER HESTKICTION ORDINANCE lhe Crown figured as appellants in I wo appeals from judgments of the District -Judge in the Supreme Court, Singapore, before Mr. .Justice Deane on Saturday, says the Free Press. In the first action the appeal was against the dismissal of1,132 words
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Article1009 1925-09-22 997 THE GOVERNOR GENERAL’S ARRIVAL (Translated for the Echo; His Excellency the Governor General of the Dutch East Indies arrived at Belawan on the 9th instant, at about 8.10 a.m. on board the Government yacht W ega accompanied by the warship Zeven Provincien. The yacht went alongside1,009 words
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Article21 1925-09-22 998 BIRTH At the Maternity Hospital, Singapore, on Sunday, 13th inst., to Mr. n d Mrs. John Finlay, a daughter.21 words
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Article891 1925-09-22 998 At the meetings of the Advisory Committee on opium, several of the members called attention to the large illicit traffic m drugs in which the nationals l of various countries are still engaged, and, as usual, the spokesmen of those countries or Governments either denied that the891 words
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Article490 1925-09-22 998 -1.0. M Dr. and Mrs. Well ngton have left Ku da Lumpur <*n route for .Lipan. Dr. ant Mrs. Fletcher and their two children are going too. Ihe Coroner’s inquiry concerning the death of Sir Lionel Woodward will be held on the 23rd instant, and not today as previously-1.0. M - 490 words
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Obituary64 1925-09-22 998 DEATHS j A \g Seah.—At 14, North Boat Quay, Singapore, on the 14th instant, Seah Liang Seah, J.l’., ex-Member of the Legislative Council, member of the Chinese Advisory Board. Xh<jo.—At 12.45 a. in. this morning at S'o. Hsa, MacAlisfer Road, Penang, Madam Khoo Siew Im, (wife of the late Mr.64 words
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Article1133 1925-09-22 999 Inter« Ocean We have received a eopy of the August issue of Inter-Ocean, the Dutch East Indian illustrated magazine published at Batavia. This is a Malayan number, and very creditable to all responsible. The articles are informative and attractive, and the illustrations are what one might expect from1,133 words
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Article228 1925-09-22 999 In the Police Court yesterday afternoon Mr. C. W. A. Sennett heard the cost in which Tan Hong Tye was charged with voluntarily causing hurt to Tan Choon Sin, a witness for prosecution in the Sandilands Street murder case. Inspector Brownings conducted the case and Mr. Ong Huck228 words
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380 1925-09-22 999 Two Straits-born Chinese elerh ployed by William Jacks and CmL and the financial branch of the Bi n X! police, respectively, and Stuife.L Chinese building contractor were D iJ the Acting Chief Jostice (Mr J DBticg bproule), on twe charges of both of which380 words
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Article1084 1925-09-22 1000 suBUDHARs WIFE CHARGED 4 WITH BIGAMY Warrior’s 1 ale Of Woe from Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, September 12 The ipob Magistrate's Court presented uite lively scene last Friday and Saturday when Sut Prim Kaur, one time of the Nursing Staff of the Cenir;i! Mental Hospital, was charged1,084 words
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Article812 1925-09-22 1000 FORMER SINGAPORE BOOKMAKER SENTENCED sequel to arrest occurnM at the Brii>h Police Court. Shanghai, on August 27, when James Christie, BE., aged 50. a mining agent, and during the war a Colonel in the British Army, and who was at one time a bookmaker in Singa|K>re, appeared812 words
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Article296 1925-09-22 1001 i view oi t -B.F.P Since intending Rugby players were asked to put down their names' on the notice board at the S.C C. a considerable number of signatures have appeared and a very successful season seems assured. Besides the Club fifteens, the Services, Merchants and thei view oi t -B.F.P - 296 words
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Article756 1925-09-22 1001 CONTROLLER’S STATISTICS An official announcement by the Rub/ bur Controller estimates that the increase oi 10 per cent, in the exportable allowance will produce an additional 6,800 tons this quarter in Malaya, less an adjustment ot 9(H) tons in the allowances to smallholders, or, say, 5,9(H) tons net.756 words
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Article259 1925-09-22 1001 S. K. K. Marican, was this inormng charged before Mr. C. W. A. fcwv with criminal breach of trust in respect of one set of gold krosangs set with diamonds valued at $5OO, the property Mohamed Ali bin Mohamed, He case was fixed foY September 21. Bail259 words
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Article89 1925-09-22 1001 tom i* Thursday At about 8.30 p.tm on Ibursa Chinese went to the house al 93, Anipang-st., and. 1 tired two shots at one Annama The first shot «ay;' eond bullet lodged se a boy who hmd Annamali. t h ;B m-X" ed to hospital, where ing.89 words
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Article25 1925-09-22 1002 BIRTH Mtt ,G.uWßY.-At the European genital. Kuala Lumpur, on Septem- 15 to Phyllis, the wife of E. Burkeenc\. PAV.D., F.M.S., a daughter. i25 words
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Article1017 1925-09-22 1002 On Saturday, Reuter cabled that the British Government has appointed Sir Henry Gollan, Chief Justice of Hong- rnn< as its representative at the public adioal enquiry into the Shanghai riots n yiav 30. Yesterday, it was stated hat a Note had been presented to the vernnient of1,017 words
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Article497 1925-09-22 1002 apt. H 1). Walker and Major W. H Elkins, both of the F.AI S Railways, arc due back from Home leave by the P A O. Mantua about October 8. Cite arrival of the s s. Perseus at Port Swettenham has been delayed for a day or two, and497 words
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Article1074 1925-09-22 1003 Food Samples Analysed Mr. A. G. Harrington, the Municipal Analyst, Singapore, has presented a report on his analysis of a large number of foodstuffs, and on the whole it is favourable. The quality in most cases was good. This does not apply to the milk sold by itinerant1,074 words
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Article571 1925-09-22 1003 waler ''’"■"SiS®»», Owing to a charge bavin™ l framed a case against a i^ 1 an alleged breach of the R„u? w! *f) Si™ Mr. Hastings Rhodes. wh o the defendant, took th. objeotion that the charge ft? it did not give defendant for instance no date wee571 words
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Article1289 1925-09-22 1004 VISIT TO KJ ANT AN £SfERTAINED Al GARDEN PARTY correspondent writes. J, r George and Lady Maxwell arrived t Kuantan on the 4th September at As the public were aware of tbeir arrival Hags were hoisted as a mark 4 respect. u z u The following morning1,289 words
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Article366 1925-09-22 1004 d> r.-tand is a very fin* buildingMai Observer. Interested Gathering A large gathering including the Resident Councillor, Mr. E. E. Chambers, Mr. Stratton Ferrier, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Robinson, Dr. Taylor, Mr. 11. R. Chcesemun, Bro. Paul, Mr. F. E. Dilley, Dr. Sayers, Mr. N. A. M.d> r.-tand is a very fin* buildingMai Observer. - 366 words
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Article1089 1925-09-22 1005 JUDGE’S COMMENTS IN SINGAPORE ACTION Plaintiff was also in debt for goods obtained from the business to the amount of 900 dollars. This was mostly for champagne and cigars, the best of which he had been enjoying in Singapore while his employer was starving in Germany.’’ This1,089 words
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Article496 1925-09-22 1005 the taiping^ Ui|l)ei| (From Our c7 m Further evidence was Tuesday in the W* in which five Punjabis nan, Singh, Tara Singh? Surat S > Singh and Thatar Singh stand on a Charge of murder of on V watchman in the employ Taiping Tin Mines. P Wh The496 words
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Article53 1925-09-22 1006 MARRIAGE Donald— Donaldson.-—At the Pres- Kterian Church, Singapore, on September 15, 1925, by the Rev. G. H. Douglas. lan Alexander, only son of John McDonald, Esq., Learney Anns Hotel, Torphins, Aberdeenshire, to Martha Adam, elder daughter of the late Rev. J Donaldson. Craigellachie. Banffshire, and Mrs. J. Donaldson,53 words
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Article1028 1925-09-22 1006 H is characteristic of the extraordinary -italic of this country which we know nv the generic name of Malaya that its tt-pcverv from slump conditions has been ..swift and sure. We had three years of slump, years in which rubber, the staple support of the country, sold at1,028 words
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Article499 1925-09-22 1006 Mr Athelstan Braddon has returned to Sereniban from his trip to China. Mr A B Voules, late Resident Councillor, Penang, and Mrs Voules, \x ho had been staying for some time al Berkshire, are moving into Howe House. Kinson, Bournemouth, which will he their permanent address in future. Mr.499 words
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Article1013 1925-09-22 1007 The Situation in Morocco French operations in the western area of Morocco are developing satisfactorily, judging from the official reports, hut at several points the fighting appears to have been very severe and costly. It is probably correct to tay that the French offensive has been hastened to1,013 words
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Article182 1925-09-22 1007 Arising out of the minutes of the Taiping Sanitary Board, at the last meeting, the Chairman referred to the reply of the General Manager, F. M. S. Railways, in regard to additional extension to the Taiping Railway Station. At the request of the Board, the Chairman said, he had182 words
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Article249 1925-09-22 1007 S 'KAN'DEDDUTCH STEAME( v ondellJ^ as (Prom Our B The Dutoh ashore at Polo Bukom have fruitlessly If their efforts wera 10 tow her ct this morning the Batavia taken off and forwarded bv th 10 cine There is 1,000 ton, for Singapore. Capt. Farrell the vessel at249 words
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Article262 1925-09-22 1007 a ue v 01 S.F.P. A pretty wedding was solemnised st the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd on Wednesday morning, the partiesi being Miss Doris Marie Bacon and Mr. China Klemm of the Colonial Motors LimitedThe Rev. Father P- Ruaudel officmted. The bride, who was given away bya ue v 01 S.F.P. - 262 words
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Article193 1925-09-22 1008 4 Tamil was charged before Mr. G. A. Hereford in the District Court yesterday ./ternoon with breaking into the house of Mother Tamil at Glugor at 12.15 a.m w September 5. Complainant said that while he was wleep accused broke into his house and nailed out one193 words
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Article323 1925-09-22 1008 6hwowBßED by Hose and Rifle Rather an exciting incident occurred this morning at the junotion of York and Ayer Itam Roads, all the trouble being sused by one M. H. Noordin, formerly foreman of the Electric tramways who, it is Med, has not been sound in his323 words
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Article607 1925-09-22 1008 I here passed away yesterday forenoon at his residence No. 1 1 North Boat Quay. Mr. Scali Liang Seah. one ul the most highly respected Chinese inhabitants ol Sing.i|s»re, beloved alike <>l his fellow countrymen and all the Europeans who ever had the pleasure607 words
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Article559 1925-09-22 1008 Malay Fisherman's Prophecy Fulfilled W riting from home August 10, Dr. Norman Black, who will be remembered by many in Singapore, says: B\ this mail I heard with profound grief of the tragic news that a young lad\ had been seized by a shark at the Swimming559 words
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Article694 1925-09-22 1009 MALAY EDUCATIONAL FUND SUGGESTED In a letter to the Malay Mail, A Malay” writes: What I want to bring to the notice of iny Malay friends is the proposition of doing something to perpetuate Sir Lionel Woodward’s' memory, ft was the late Sir Lionel Woodward who, in694 words
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Article460 1925-09-22 1009 (lie oim -S.F.P. Perak Schools Competing The annual athletic competition for ihe Glugor Shield, the handsome shield presented by Mr. D. A. M. Brown, will be competed for on Saturday on the Esplanade by the local Schools and for the first time in the history of these(lie oim -S.F.P. - 460 words
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Article477 1925-09-22 1009 silly Bx. A e noted with satieL clear exposition of the thfc ranklyn Robinson the -I’ passing sentence of one v da v «U n the Straits Settlers'* y have two objects in viewSA* guard the public here and 10 the Government of China Indies, the Philippinessilly Bx. - 477 words
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Article1046 1925-09-22 1010 A N INSTRUCTIVE REPORT striking reference to housing coiidiju Singapore appears in the annual twn! of °Dr. Hunter. Being what he saxs. it is increasingh eviL't that some influence is at work protect the town from large epide- but this hick cannot always hold and sooner or later they may1,046 words
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Article447 1925-09-22 1010 The engagement is announced between Mr M. K Foster, brother of Mr. M J Foster, of Seremban, and Miss Betty Robinson. Mr. E. L Killick, rubber editor ut the 1 inancial Time-, has arrived in Kuala Lumpur, and is the guest of Ml and Mrs. W E. Wallis. There447 words
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Article924 1925-09-22 1011 Restrictions and Passports Apropos of our note on the removal of the restrictions preventing Germans from taking up domicile in British Colonies and Dependencies, and in the Dominions, we notice that a cable from Simla announces the withdrawal of general restrictions on every ex-enemy alien, as such, into924 words
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Article253 1925-09-22 1011 The three young Singapore people Messrs Kanagasabai, Scully and de Silva, the last named Private Secretary to Mr. Justice Deane, who are on a trip from Singapore to London in a Trojan motor car were in Penang this morning and attracted attention They should have passed via253 words
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Article679 1925-09-22 1011 ANNUAL Meeting T'>e P^ h SPE a C SZ R «HT EB shareholders of the Batang mg Company, Limited, wasM? to-day at the registered off Company, 33 Beach Street P. 01 present were Mr. Reimann} Th ebai. Mr. C. R Mr. Chew Khuan Bim m679 words
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Article337 1925-09-22 1012 P.C.C. v. Publc Services A closely contested game of hockey was witnessed yesterday afternoon on the Esplanade when the P.C.C. met the Public Services, this being the second match in the Hockey League. The Club won hv two goals to one. TheP.C.C. had a fairly strong team337 words
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Article813 1925-09-22 1012 MANAGING AGENTS FINANCING THE COMPANY I he annual gt neral meeting of Malayan Matches, Ltd., was held on September 10 at the company offices, Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Buildings, Kuala Lumpur In the absence of the chairman, Mr. J. A. Russell, Mr. James Davidson presided and the others813 words
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Article263 1925-09-22 1012 wont nave S F.P. I her e are divers ways in which a Chinese can celebrate his birthday, but the one that has just been introduced by Mr. Lim Leong Kang, senior partner t Messrs. Lam Clioon and Co., Cecil Strct, a well-known rubber firm, is somewhat ofwont nave S F.P. - 263 words
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Article719 1925-09-22 1013 REPORT I*OR SINGAPORE Dr Hunter in his health report on Singapore has the following: Anti-malarial work. Very little purely anti-malarial work was required to be done during the year. It should be remembered that all work of this nature is now done from an anti-mosquito point of view719 words
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Article248 1925-09-22 1013 The Visit To Kedah His Excellency The Acting High Commissioner. the Hon. Mr. E. 8. Hose, C.M.G.., accompanied by Mr. C. A. Vlieland, Private Secretary to the High Commissioner, touched at Kulim on his way to Alor Star by car. His Excellency and his Private Secretary arrived248 words
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Article544 1925-09-22 1013 1 IRST AFTER Maw y Ea#s I he Malacca branch < f al AgH-Hortieultural rSt show last ca correspondent of the Mali' was arranged within a ven h aild that it should have lllat success reflects great credit mittee, consisting o f the u 00 K Scott (vice-chairman),544 words
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Article1076 1925-09-22 1014 BOLSHEVIKS THE EAST l n face of the insidious menace of s lC vik agents which all who dwell in the East realise is a very serious one, is some comfort to learn that the peril fnllv realised by Cabinet Ministers in i ,d;tn<l. We learn that Mr. Churchill j'q1,076 words
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Article497 1925-09-22 1014 Mr C. H King, Manager of ChinchRestaurants, Ltd., Lindon. left lor Marseilles yesterday by the >.s Kashima Marti. Dr. F. Wilson, Medical Officer, Tanjong Rambutan. and Mrs Wilson returned toTanjong Rambutan this morning from Penang. Lieutenant ommander I T. B Not I y, R. has been appointed t< act497 words
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Article1711 1925-09-22 1015 WIDOW’S ACTION SUCCEEDS ON MAJOR CLAIM In the Supreme Court. Penang, this morning, Mr. Justice Whitley delivered judgment in the suit in which Kang Cheng Swee Neoh. the widow of the late Mr. Heah Swee Lee, olaimed a sum of $llO,OOO out of the estate, which she1,711 words
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Article705 1925-09-22 1016 -S.T. ,„rTHER CAPTURES BY MOTOR FU LAUNCHES i d spite of the most vigilant eyes t ur preventive fleet continues to teen on the West coast, and in spite the tact that hundreds of their comCl |-s are doing hard labour behind walls, rubber smugglers continue S ir-S.T. - 705 words
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Article340 1925-09-22 1016 Kui.es Alleged to be Ultra Vires Mr. Justice Farrer-Manby sat in the Supreme Court, Kuala LumjWr, this morning, specially to hear the Seremban criminal appeal by Mr. J. W. Gillman, rubber dealer, Seremban, against a conviction and sentence of a fine of $lOO, or two months’’ rigorous340 words
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Article380 1925-09-22 1016 WAR-TIME SUGAR CONTRACT In the Supreme Court on Friday morning the Acting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Sproule, delivered judgment m the action in which Nuguardus Purshotumdas and Co., a well-known Singapore firm of merchants, cla med .•*•129.984 for alleged breach of agreement from the N. V. Handel ALiatschappij380 words
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Article165 1925-09-22 1016 D- terday iiv< little Chinese boys, who found no other way of enjoying themselves on the Sultan's birthday, went lor a bathe near the stone stops opjosCi the Johore Bahru General Post Office, ay > the Strait- Dm» J»»hor< Bahru correspondent, writing on September 18 Ihe tide165 words
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Article307 1925-09-22 1017 .—S.F.P. The following is the list of horses in work for the meeting in October: Redfearn’s Stable: Bonnie Friend, Star of Athole, Whiskers, Little Wonder, Merry Maiden, Bex, Rubberneck, Essex, Happy Days, Royal Hussar, Marquise, Hayston, Loch Ess, Meklong. Turleys Stable Genzano, Cleopatra, Airbird 11, Colens, Red.—S.F.P. - 307 words
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Article1198 1925-09-22 1017 SEVEN SCHOOLS COMPETE Penang A.C.S. Win Again I'or the third year in succession the Anglo-Chinese School, Penang, carried off the handsome Glugor Shield presented by Mr. D. A. M. Brown for annual competition between schools, on Saturday on the Esplanade. \nd their performance was by no means1,198 words
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Article1025 1925-09-22 1018 The Position oe St. Xavier s correspondent writes: I have noticed that almost whenever you make reference -he inter-schools sports you regret, and .Jghlh too, that St. Xavier's have not .’in,.'into it. According to your article ;l)p other day St. Xavier's had taken ~.i ri for three1,025 words
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Article413 1925-09-22 1018 FOUR ACCUSED SENTENCED (/•rurn (hir Own CorrenpondeHi}. i nt evidence was concluded on Saturday m the sensational Taiping case m meh fivu Punjabis named Kishen Singh, Im i Singh, Surat Singh, Bhagal Singh and Thatar Singh, were arraigned on a v. large of murder of one Veer413 words
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Article112 1925-09-22 1018 Assailants Surrender Padang, September 10 An assistant of Pinangawan Estate in Mecara Laboen district has been murdered by the coolies It was learned later that the decesued Mr. V oigt was a German The chief mandor was also severely wounded by the assailants. Some arrests have been112 words
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Article695 1925-09-22 1019 LEAN AND CO.’S WEEKLY REPORT Thursday evening Tin during the week has been distinctly firmer and at the closing price of £263 three months, shows a gam of £6 during the period under review. Rubber, after a set-back to 3/2£ per lb., has sharply appreciated in price and695 words
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Article619 1925-09-22 1019 S.F.P. Two Javanese in the Dock rim story of a fight which had a fatal termination was told at the Singapore Assizes on Friday, when, before the Acting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Sproule, and a special jury, two Javanese, Ahmat bin Osman and William Alexander,S.F.P. - 619 words
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Article130 1925-09-22 1019 Judges Ruling on Restriction Poim Mr. Justice Deane gave judgment in lite Supreme Court Singapore in the appeal of the Crown against a finding of the District Judge on a section of the Restriction Ordinance. Mr. Franklyn Robinson acquitted a Chinese rubber dealer on a charge of130 words
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Article162 1925-09-22 1019 A Chinese, who is wanted in Soursba- |gt LuM \a to answer charges of robbery, < y/y, produce before Mr. I g&M in lh( )l<trict Court Singapore, t- >n proceedings being taken- BMmI wa- g-\eii by a Jayams' I EgVg vho said he had been U162 words
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Article1189 1925-09-22 1020 ANTHONY CO.'S SHARE LIST At#*»»,* IM fg 11 L SfSnhs;“e-«“LM“ 2 ii «!K2»»bl>«-B«Ut«, LU. 8.50 lieJStoi.*' lyy /J? >.!d. U i.wj ua [Wl?B%ber Estate. Hf J 140 r Wr5l»/l RnbUT Estates, Ltd. 1.35 MRBffjlur Rubber Estates, Ltd 3.10 3 .25 Estates,Ltd 9.00 9.a0 Estates, Ltd. 6.C0 -25 Estate, Ltd... 2.951,189 words
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Article75 1925-09-22 1020 Taiping, for the first half of September, (2 dredges), 75,000 yards, 327 piouls. No. 2 Dredge lost 39 boors boiler oleaninj. North Taiping, for the first half ol September, 40,000 yards, 322 piculs. South Taiping, for the first half of September, 50,000 yards, 173 piculs. Batang Padang, for75 words
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Article774 1925-09-22 1020 SUMATRA JAVA NEWS A BRUTAL MURDER (Iransiatcd for the Echo) Al about O.uU uu Saturday morning, the P.lth inslant, a brutal murder is said to hay» been coinimtl'd in the Immigration Camp at Gloegoer, Medan, in which i Chinese was done to death. According to the report some 15 hinese774 words
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