The Straits Echo (Mail Edition), 27 October 1925
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Title Section20 1925-10-27 1 THE STRAITS ECHO MAIL EDITION. > SIS PER ANNUM. SINGLE COPY 40 CENT.S MOL. 23 PENANG: OCTOBER 27, 1925 NO. 4320 words
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Advertisement310 1925-10-27 1 CONTENTS a U I MR 0 leaders miscellaneous M (Jul itl| R K 8 n aa I Farewell to Mr. D uglae 1141 rJE B 5 Registration of Unintae I UH itoo Penang Free School 11 15 IQ* Mam Agee 1138 gW H lic> Old Frees’ Association 1147 9 An310 words
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Advertisement196 1925-10-27 2 X TME I STRAITS ECHO I MAIL EDITION. Published the day prior to the departure of each mail for Europe, Ju and contains the latest local and States news originally published in the v > daily issues, as well as all important news from various parts of the Far Cs196 words
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900 1925-10-27 1138 In September a notice appeared in the Press of the Colony to the effect that the Government had appointed a Committee to consider, among other things, the questions of providing for the registration of Chinese marriages and for divorce in the case of Chinese resident in900 words
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Article501 1925-10-27 1138 aptain Hubert Berkeley, I S.O bo bxn a-tr.j t. serve in I pper Perak for another three months i>« fore taking his pension Mr A E <>ope who is exported in Malay i from leave shortly, is expected to succeed Mr H Berkeley as I) I pper Perak Mr.501 words
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Advertisement29 1925-10-27 1138 Cbe straits cho PUBLISHED DAILY MAIL EDITION h fltaming the news of the week prior to departure of Mails for Europe Ihe Criterion Press, Limited, 59, Beach Street, Penang29 words
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Article1124 1925-10-27 1139 Invidious Leanings” Our Kuala Lumpur contemporary indulges in some pointed comments on the subject of impending pro* motions in the Service, as the result of the retirement of some of its best officers. That age limit looms up darkly for some; others are anticipating it before they reach1,124 words
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Article720 1925-10-27 1139 Labour Department Prosecution Before Mr. 0. W. A. Sennett in the Police Court, Penang, yesterday afternoon, Mr, N- Jones, Deputy Controller of Labour Penang, charged P. M. Hassan Serang, a Maliyalam with failing to keep a complete Register of coolies employed by him and with sending a return720 words
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Article1974 1925-10-27 1140 PEXANG water supply scheme land acquisitions fbe bearing of the land acquisition esMB in connection with the new Penang Water Supply Scheme began in the Sopreme Court thia morning before Mr. Judice Acton and Messrs F. Duxbury and j Brown, Assessors. We referred to these a e i1,974 words
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Article1070 1925-10-27 1141 ASIATIC AND CHINESE FUNCTIONS Two Caskets Presented Klang was on fete on Saturday when I lie Asiatic communities entertained Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Douglas to a farewell entertainment. The venue of the function was the park opposite to the District Office. A huge marquee sheltered1,070 words
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Article500 1925-10-27 1141 (JTo the Editor of th* a» Sir.- Much ha/ been J* to time n the Press reeardin l tUw gistration ol Chinese he Meetings have been i and elsewhere and the two 10 pomtsare, firstly whether th T] be enacted by le«i«i registration of Chinese burn in the500 words
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Article18 1925-10-27 1142 rMITT ,—A' Penang Maternity Hospiji 0 1925, to Mr n I \irs F- H- Grumitt, a son.18 words
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Article1154 1925-10-27 1142 \mazing is certainly the word to apply tbt charge brought by a correspondent u a Singapore contemporary. He asks there is any law in the F.M.S. or the Straits Settlements prohibiting the employment of people in factories for excessive hours, and declares that the pestion is prompted1,154 words
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Article586 1925-10-27 1142 HLOR'a OF L'NCiiARI LI) REEF UPHELD i indlngs o. Cot in i>i Enquiry The enquiry into Ess of th Brit.sh .-tciuner Leeds City <4t the Bowe m Islands in th* Java ><• < <>n September 17 concluded <ui W t ~m -my, wmen the court found that586 words
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Article1210 1925-10-27 1143 The A. B. M. and Administration M s?rs Paterson, Simons and Ur, Ltd., comnianicate to n't a cable received fr>m their London office on the Mila}an administration As we anticipated, the A«sociaiion of British Malaya, whose chairman is Nk W. H bhelford, has addressed the Col nial Office,1,210 words
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Article1876 1925-10-27 1143 ann UaFmeeting The annoa general of the Penan? C.icket Clah'’ rsterday at the p 6„,„ p h b,n hefo-e a lUn) Criek, t Ci> N AM Griffin, (Presidenn chair and among the other. M Mee,re E G Bird, B E B,„, K b A Divieg J M„d,1,876 words
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Article768 1925-10-27 1144 PENANG WATER SUPPLY SCHEME LAND HQUHITIONd As tlready repute!, the heirinj of the and acqui’iti >n o<s j in c'nnejti -n with the new Penang Witer Supply S heme yeste dav before Mr .In*ti3, Acf >n and Me«s s E Duxbury and -I R B»-own as As«esso r768 words
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Article1095 1925-10-27 1145 SPEECH DAY Presentation of Prizes To-day, the 109th anniversary of the foundation of the Penang Free School, was also fixed for Speech Day and the annual prize distribution. The Hon. the Resident Councillor presided and Mrs. Peel gave the prizes away. Tonight the President of the Old1,095 words
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Article65 1925-10-27 1145 Penang v Pvr, pre nt Penang against da Y on the Esplanade: kon W <pal: Cheah S wee E ng Backs: A V M. Knott. «4 I Halves: R. N. B V att P v and Abdul liahman bin AbduHj. I'orwards: H C b i>? liams, C. A.65 words
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Article347 1925-10-27 1145 SECOSI) DAY'S RESULTS Coleus Wins Bio Event Our Ourn '■■i n Sln BWe, October® I he following were the results of m terdays races:— Race 1 (Racecourse) lady SYDNEY 8.2 (Glennon) 1 t 7 712 JStl )8H 8.7 (Manning)... 3 Won by a neck, two lengths between second347 words
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Article1074 1925-10-27 1146 Reports in the Singapore papers of /annual meeting of the British Malaya Trustee and Executor Company, Ltd., a concern introducing into Malaya entirely new business,remind us fat this Colony, unlike the E.M.S., has Public Trustee. That being so, the Company made its debut. Its .rimarv object is1,074 words
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Article527 1925-10-27 1146 i i:e H< .i, Mr. W. H. Thorn»? is leaving on a .t to ipuh to n ght. Laird left Ku. fa Lumpur for .1, 'I. alt. and Mis. G. A Hereford, who had been on a visit to Singapore, have reLnritd. Mr. Hert ford presided in the District527 words
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Article415 1925-10-27 1147 APPEAL AGAINST COLLECTOR’S AWARD Before Mr. JusGoe Acton in the Supreme Court, Penang, yeeteiday afternoon the appeal was heard against the awird of he Collector of Land Revenue,, n which Abbas bin Abdallah is the owner of Lot 51, Mukim 18 Mr. J, J. Saunders appeared for the415 words
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Article414 1925-10-27 1147 Handsome Profit for the Year The annual general meeting of m o mbers of the Penang Tn f Club will beheld at the Chamber of Ci mtnerco nr, Friday, October 30. From a copy of the statement of accounts f nd balance sheet to be presented we414 words
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Article153 1925-10-27 1147 Causing Hurt In the District Court this morning Mr, G. A. Hereford had before him a Tamil Mohammedan, Hamid, oo a charge of having voluntarily oiu-ed to one Abdul Kadir with a knif« on September 30 at Kampong Malabar, Penang. Court Inspector D, Lucy prosecuted. The accused pleaded153 words
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Article219 1925-10-27 1147 Remarkable Case in Singapore (From Our Own Correspondent). Singapore, October 22 A Swis? named Oicar Gandre from Saigon was sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisonment for cheating at Raffles Hotel an Indian merchant. Documents found in h s room included a note showing that his motor219 words
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Article1079 1925-10-27 1147 i -n premiers, 10, Leith St! 2’ "*«'< hee niabt >d tU 10..1. to their Alraa M at r 0, Oeol<ii ti e attend moe ~f over 2M s brilli.rtlj, ill ominate( jThe words *3 d Anni.ers.ry» w.th stud, miuiatur9 plwod in O conspicuous p rtoftt A1,079 words
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Article2202 1925-10-27 1148 SINGAPORE PROCEEDINGS Subjects Discussed M e extract the following from the report of the proceedings at the Educational Conference which was held at Singapore on July 21-25 with the Director of Education, (Mr. R. O. Winstedtj, in the chair; Hie Chairman in opening the Conference stated that it2,202 words
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Article231 1925-10-27 1149 A copy of the prospectus of the Runnymode Hotel has been issued. The shi capital is to be $516,250 divided into 016,250 shares of $1 each. The issued capital is $233,750 and the present issue is $156,250, making a total issued capital of $390,000, Of the present issue231 words
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Article111 1925-10-27 1149 Supreme Court Applications Refuse An application of a somewhat ung character came before the acting 1 Justice in the Kuala Lumpur up Court on Wednesday. The apphe which was heard in chambers, w trustees of Loke Yew estate, or sell two valuable rubber estates ing to the111 words
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Article2471 1925-10-27 1150 HEADMASTER S report Work of The Year Reviewed The following is Mr. A\ Hamilton’s tnnual report which was read yesterday t h e Penang Free School in connection with Speech Day: Sir.-ladies, gentlemen and boys, this the 109th anniversary of the foundation of the Penang Free Schoolfounded2,471 words
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Article447 1925-10-27 1151 At a well-attended meeting held recently by the nine Associations of the Kong Wye Siew clans, at Singapore presided over by Mr. Ng Seng Phang, it was decided after considerable discussion, to record their views against legislation. It was proposed to send a letter to the Chairman447 words
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Article820 1925-10-27 1151 A STORA QnTtEa CLP charged with Se.r eeahng the account book?/? or known a 8 Seaside PaJilt reached it B conclude lutsday morning in the B; 'zwhen His Honour, Mr p r V? son, reserved judgment x v^7- g Mr. Roland Braddell described th" ceemngs as a storm820 words
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Article82 1925-10-27 1152 A preliminary enquiry is to be held in the Third Magistrate’s Court on the 28th instant into serious charges which have been preferred against a Bugis Constable attached to the Singapore Harbour Board Police. The man is alleged to have voluntarily caused grievous hurt to a little82 words
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Article136 1925-10-27 1152 Old Frees v. Present Boys In connection with the 109th anniversary celebrations of the Penang Free enool an association football n-itch was played on the Free 00l ground yesterday afternoon beJ'fen teams of old ami present boys. P resen f b°.vs succeeded in defeating old boys by four136 words
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Article564 1925-10-27 1152 Malaya proposes lo sp nd during th< <*' s 1 a is .ess than hair of the vote last yi.m, out then provision was made lor oIBU.UGU for the experimental vessel, which will be in service next year and 'Hit cost to maintain S7S,U(X). A hshenes economist has564 words
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Article1230 1925-10-27 1152 jo f/n Editor nj the Simit: Echo). r I ai.i much .ntt e<ed in ti e iet 1’ Id.e t ng i.-11 on the i -th nibtant With r gard to t .e propos1 g-ition f ir the R gisiration of Ch'ii sc Marriages, ami published in !:r1,230 words
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Article288 1925-10-27 1153 Mention was made in the telegrams during the week of the visit of the commission to the hospital in Garoet in connection with the scandalous manner in which strangers were able to obtain admission and view the body of the late Mrs. Campbell Macfie, even going so288 words
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Article612 1925-10-27 1153 standard wl^? Fob llln LABOURERS 10 Cents For Men 30 iv lhe following minutes of meeting of the Indian Immimo mittee, held at the fmmpur, on October 5 are warded to us for publication Th U mg, it will be noticed, was special purpose of fixing a612 words
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Article1142 1925-10-27 1154 P has long oeen a matter of general comment that the charges of the Singaand Penang Barbour Boards <tre distinctly high compared with those prevailing in other ports. A Harbour tfoard official would not admit this, of urS c, and might speak of sinking funds to be1,142 words
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Article523 1925-10-27 1154 i >• ;'em i-.. a, is shbrLy r signing his chaplaincy At ark s, ,nd is takmg up a liv Aig m England. Mr D. A M. Brown is sailing from d ir.M ii tor Penang on November 13 I.the P and O gs. .Macedonia. ari.vmg in Penang about523 words
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Article970 1925-10-27 1155 A CURIOUS DEAL CLAIM FOR MONEY SEN? FROM DELI In th? Supreme Court, Penan#, this morning, MX Justice Acton began the bearing of an iutereattog suit in whidh Jooal merchant is suing a chinahew on board the s s. van Hogend irf for the recovery of a sum970 words
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245 1925-10-27 1155 Mrs Peel, supported by the Honourable, the Resident Councillor has kindly consented to open the Bazaar and Carnival at 3p m tomorrow, Saturday. Tbe principal attractions at the Racecourse will ba STALLS TobaccoMiss Waugh and Miss Lewis assisted by Mi-s E da Silva, Miss Busse,245 words
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Article151 1925-10-27 1155 Detective InspTitor T i Chine,, before Mr. C. wV? > Pol.ce Co,yt this .nornin? X"'‘‘M. fr«dulentpo„ B9Biono[ U,, b rubber v>h>»d at lowk .yof BukitD, l k m E .S.””“’ t Inspector Fowler to accused's house in T„• h where be made search a. fh aecused151 words
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Article303 1925-10-27 1155 T.O.M. Mr. C. W. A. Sennett, Coroner, tbit morning held au inquest into the deati o a Chinese whose b >dy was found i n sea off Jelutong on October 14. The brother of deceased said that on October 12 deceased went out in his bow for catT.O.M. - 303 words
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Article2504 1925-10-27 1156 SPECIAL SUBJECTS IN ENGLISH SCHOOLS following is a continuation of the n port of the Educational Conference at Singapore: \fr Sidney advocated more training <i hvMene in all standards up to Stand[Cl He would prefer that the iubshould be taught two hours a week. He noted that Chinese2,504 words
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Article207 1925-10-27 1157 It’s an ill wind”Undoubtedly the rain averted the serious consequences which might easily have attended an accident in DAlmeida Street early yesterday morning, says Thursday’s Free Press. A considerable portion of the parapet on the upper part of the Netherlands Trading Society building, facing into DAlmeida Street, broke207 words
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Article298 1925-10-27 1157 1 HIR1) DAV’W (From Our 6wu 'Lty s races BUJtB of MARQUISE 8 P 5 RSE MERRY MAIDEN ft i?° mpson DREADNOUGHT 810 (Gl Sleiglll "on by a length length between seeo’nd Xftu" I'* 1 TZy'nT- 52 AW e. if) 11 f or a w for places andsl4298 words
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Article81 1925-10-27 1157 Asiatic Petroleum Co. v. The above match was P®7 Date Kramat ground y«ter ing. The A.P.C. were far j their opponents in every ball being kept well withm the Co. team’s half. Seng Chong P score for the A.P.C- an the r followed by a goal scored from wing81 words
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Article1021 1925-10-27 1158 discussion at k. l. j NDIGNANT PROTESTS Wednesday's meeting of the Kuala Luinpnr Sanitary Board reports the ypdav Mail lasted less than an hour, but important matters arose, and the unofiicials took the opportunity to expl€,. their views on the procedure now niopted with regard to Town Planning1,021 words
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Article74 1925-10-27 1158 *.j tiif m eting of th»- K nt.i Sanitary P/o.nd. tin unefficials moved v v ral trong and out -p resolutions, m- ling a protest against the Govurn,i e t policy in holding up .-»cve al e s ni: pubi c works regarding flood Tie- m74 words
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Article1527 1925-10-27 1158 u U.» Ju LAN G2TS SIX MONTHS < .a.U. <-X XaLo. i;.., n ,a..\ lATIvNS ini' exp. ;U vt u Swh- named Oscar tu. Lemire v. ho shortly alter arriv.ng in Singapore from Saigon faLbly presented that he was the manager ami own r of »n import1,527 words
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209 1925-10-27 1159 (To the Editor of the Straits Echo) Sir,Kindly allow me a little space in your valuable journal to say a few words on the above subject. Our menfolk in whatever walks in life, take the lead whilst we fragile beings are always left at home. Our209 words
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Article520 1925-10-27 1159 ALLEGED infringement invention tOf VI’LTEX Limitebs a ctlm The firm of Vultpv I yrants of exclusive rights' in thu 1 Uy m connection with the nil.Oi rubber latex, savß Tress, were the nlai t-a fore Mr. Justice Deane in X's court, Singapore, on Monday in .ion calling upon520 words
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Article1079 1925-10-27 1160 In vebterday s issue, we gave the gist (J f several interesting messages sent from Malaya some weeks ago by v r E. L. Killick, the rubber editor of the Financial limes, to that paper. Mr Killick saw Sir George Max4), who, according to the interviewer,1,079 words
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Article514 1925-10-27 1160 Mr Ihumas V*sptr, advocate an 1 solicitor, formerly of Messrs. Ixqjan nd R*Penang, is now with Mr. V L Davies of Singapore, md Mr. Ramsay H-on, who was in I n.mg with Mr. Wright Motion, is now with dessr Battenberg ami Talma, Singapore. Prince Purachatra, Commissioner General of tin-514 words
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Article1346 1925-10-27 1161 A CURIOUS DEAL CLAIM FOR MONEY SENT FROM JAVA As was reported yesterday, Mr. Justice Aoton began the hearing of an interesting nit in whioh a looal merchant i« suing a chinchew on board the s.s. van Hogend jrp for the recovery of a sum of about $1,600.1,346 words
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Article462 1925-10-27 1161 STO RY OF A CAR I'tVHKCENT ll> KAlt w An English motorear stated'Hr discussion in an aetiC^'y' The plaintiffs, the tu -»1 Jradmg Co„ claime(l H» ro1 Eng, trading name oi hop Siong Hin L tyres and lubricating oil’ sin r plaintiffs to defendant. PPed Thu defendant, who is a462 words
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Article601 1925-10-27 1162 ISQUEST ON CHINESE VICTIM t d the Police Coart, Penang, hij morning Mr- C.W-A. Sennett, Coroner, u rd enquiry into the circumstances of he death of a Chinese planter who wns knocked down by a motor bus P 1491 in UcNair Street, on October 14.601 words
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Article3464 1925-10-27 1162 BADE SCHOOLS AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION 1 lie following is the conclusion of thofficial report of the Educational Conference at Singapore: Brother Mareian referred to the need tor industrial education especially tor [mor boys, <ome ot whom were promising pupils. Mr. Borley stated that main boy. notably Malays, leave3,464 words
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Article259 1925-10-27 1164 Suspected Chinese in Dock On September 10, at 93, Ampang street, Kuala Lumpur, at about 8.30 p.m., a fourteen year old Chettv boy was shot by a Chinese, says the Malay Mail. The boy died two days later in hospital, and the police made investi gat ions,259 words
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Article500 1925-10-27 1164 SUMATRA JAVA NEWS RLBBER thefts llranslated for the E<Ao). Several rubber estates in the East coast of Sumatra have bean losing much rubber and rubber latex and on verv rare occasions the thieves are brought to book lew days ago Goerach Batoe Estate, Langkat, lost about kilogrammes of dry rubber500 words
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Article255 1925-10-27 1165 UNARMED MAN’S EXPLOIT AT KUALA KUBU Among the patients to whom the Resident spoke when visiting the Kuala Kubu Hospital on Thursday, says the Malay Mail, was a Siamese estate coolie who had, the previous night, killed a panther with his bare hands. The man was255 words
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268 1925-10-27 1165 (To the Editor of the Straits Echo) Sir,With reference to Miss C. Pliaik Hoon's letter appearing in your issue of yesterday s date, may 1 have a small space in reply? As everybody is well aware that registration of marriages is a protection to our gentler268 words
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Article1054 1925-10-27 1165 CHINESE ESTATE SUIT Father versus Son In the Supreme Court, Penang, yesterday, before Air. Justice Acton, the hearing began of an interesting Chinese suit in which Tan Eng Soop, of McAlister Road, is suing Lim Cheng Aim and Ooi Beng Heang (f) as Executor and Executrix of his1,054 words
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Article1134 1925-10-27 1166 Wt- h» ve puMi ßhefl the official report Educational (inference held in c anore as long ago as July. Ihe space toit was not wasted, although an of rather more than months has elapsed, since a |s of the Departments and teachers ?t sS ed several1,134 words
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Article472 1925-10-27 1166 M 1. 11.- granted.a cvmmisu as st < ond licuiefiarit in lhe S.V.F. or A 11 Laninun, Traffic InspecI.M.S Railways, is now stand d Sereinban. Majesty the King has been as» d to approve of thr appointment Mr. 11. Hurl >urn to i»< an oihciul mber oi the Legislative472 words
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Article1129 1925-10-27 1167 BAZAAR AND CARNIVAL LARGE ATTENDANCE AND SUCCESSFUL RESULT The Bazaar and Carnival organised in aid of the St. George's Church fund was open d by Mrs. W. Peel, who was accompanied by the Hon. the Resident Connoillor at 3 p.m on Saturday afternoon There was quite a1,129 words
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Article514 1925-10-27 1167 marella BADLY^ am TANKER AGE Bl PASSEN G fp CRUISER-8 [From Our Own c»~. g.’ The steamer Mere?!?2s from Australian p ortB v ?P'««H l >, evening, w h.„ iCatonp, cams i ot wHi tanker, Comas. The W of the Marella was The passengers took tn Tha514 words
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Article71 1925-10-27 1168 7) ie Darul Aihsan F.C., Penang, met the Amanshah Football Club, Parit puntar. in a game of football played on the Parit Buntar football ground yesterdav. The Penang team scored a goal in the first half. The home team soon equalised. In the second half the visitors got another71 words
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Article1174 1925-10-27 1168 PENANG v. PERAK A Goal-less Draw A goal-less draw was the result of the meeting between Perak and Penang on the Esplanade on Saturday in the first Inter-State hockey match of the season. This result flatters the home side. Not that Penang were outclassed or that wretched luck1,174 words
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Article20 1925-10-27 1168 At Singapore (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, October 26 On Saturday Key knocked out Orsus in the fourth round.20 words
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Article719 1925-10-27 1168 CONCLUDING DAY’S RESULTS Bonnie Friend Wins Gold Cut» (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, October 24 I’he following were the results of Saturday s races. Kinta Stakes (Racecourse) SIR HATAN 8.6 (Bowden)... 1 HA PPI DAYS 8.12 (Sleigh l 2 SILAP 8.2 (Murphy)... 8 on by a head, two719 words
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Article570 1925-10-27 1169 INTERESTING DECISION AT SINGAPORE Li the Supreme Court, Singapore, o.i Saturday morning the acting Chief Justice, Mr. P. J. Sproule, delivered an interesting decision, reports the Free Press, deciding that money payable by he Official Assignee under a composiii >i. to a creditor could not be garnished by570 words
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Article238 1925-10-27 1169 J. KEE Library u a meeting of thp r connection with the Lol ce Yew Vc. Kuala M October 13 the Ch. on -nie discussion, put t after oll «wing resolutions: e lnfcetlQ g 1 4i ;li he eoili niittee annn th f T )ur except Mr238 words
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Article196 1925-10-27 1169 Steamer’s Trial Trip At Singapore The Seberang, a ferry steamer which s been built at the Keppel Harbour ckyard for the Penang Harbour Board id which will run between Penang and I c mainland, went through her prebninarv trial in the harbour this morng. says Saturday’s Straits196 words
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Article1254 1925-10-27 1170 ANTHONY CO.’S SHARE LIST o f Buyer*! Kellers Re- I mark- ,rAR,B »CtB. >Ct«/ iftebT 1 Ltd 2.E0 1 Hi**® > rr t ue, Ltd. 1.05 j MO i cun; ..Ltd 3.CC 3.20 ex W* Rt.bi- r t Ltd, 12.75 i 13.25 cum E Ltd. 5.75 i 6.53 f I’d1,254 words
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Article893 1925-10-27 1170 LE AND CO.'S WEEKLY REPORT Lhursday evening 1 't itb d £3 2s. 6d. j .280 Ls. i thr* months and. while "1 *i n ..ijuM not be sur'tili< ititi of consumption 1 re not unlikuly h i-etor.- J.. 1 r ,i t|, VI :ir. liubber has .ntinm893 words
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