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Title Section20 1926-01-05 1415 THE STRAITS ECHO MAIL EDITION. >lB PER ANNUM. SINGLE COPY 40 CENTS VOL. 24 PENANG JANUARY 5, 1925 NO. I20 words
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Advertisement219 1926-01-05 1415 CONTENTS i ES EADEBS MISCELLANEOUS: (CeatknW) K It is Nevei Too Late to Mend 1417 Mr. Doff of "Kalantan 1427 M J A Storm in a Teaonp 1422 Health Problrme 1428 N A United Malaya 1425 Malaya in 1926 ...2 The Bolsheviks and China 1 Medioal Congress 2 M 1219 words
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Advertisement208 1926-01-05 1416 >*/ ■< C/iWivzzK 4 jFC>< V \4 o Jr%ZS aXm4 V*i v<*4 <4FWn> uixr* fyu £/Q 3S>< vM*Js>€ jS>-S VVJ u THB STRAITS ECHO g MAIL EDITION. B Published the day prior to the departure of each mail for Europe, and contains the latest local and States news originally published208 words
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Article1359 1926-01-05 1417 IT IS NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND In our editorial of the 15th instant, we expressed the opinion that Sir Laurence Guiilemard’s “policy” in regard to the E.M.S. is unsound and reactionary; that the changes he proposes would, even if they could he worked, be detrimental to progress; and that1,359 words
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Article40 1926-01-05 1417 manager, Lampeh (Siam) Tin Mines, Trang, Siam arrived in Penang yesterday, and will be here for about five days after which they will proceed to Singapore. They are staying at the E. 0. Hotel.40 words
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76 1926-01-05 1417 Mr. J. R. Wheeler, District Commissioner, Scouts, Perak, carried the Ban ner of the 'E.M.S. Toe H. at the Birthday Festival at the Albert Hall on December 19 and wires that the Birthday Celebrations weye “splendid”—“Patubby’’—(the Revs.76 words
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173 1926-01-05 1417 Mr. Concannon came to 1 enang for the Municipality a couple oi years ago as Surveyor and whilst here made himself very popular. He was a good cricketer and played for Penang in mter-State matches.173 words
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Advertisement28 1926-01-05 1417 CIH Straits tcbo 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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Article1714 1926-01-05 1418 Christmas in Scotland Wt iIH ChrGtms Dny saw a n‘w«pape rless Lot d in, &11 the newspapers in Scotland appeared jnst a nsnal. The recognition of Chrietm >8 in Scotland inc eases in extent from year to year, but there is no general holiday, and while, of course,1,714 words
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Article61 1926-01-05 1418 Mr. Seng Cheang, of Junun, was married to Miss Lim Gnat Kee, the youngest sister of Mr. Lim Seng Chong. The bride’s brother and father, Mr. Lim Choo Ewe, entertained their friends to dinner on the occasion. The bridal chamber was extremely ornate and was61 words
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203 1926-01-05 1418 Our Kedah correspondent writes: v A IV O While Penang, Kedah Peak, the Langkawis, and the F.M.S. lured many of A lor Star s res: dents away during the Christinas holidays, Alor Star in turn attracted a few holiday makers from outstations; and since of merriment there was great measure,203 words
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Article1434 1926-01-05 1419 RUGBY FOOTBALL PENANG v. NEGRI SEMBILAN Win f@r the Visitors Owing to the dryness and hardness of the Esplanade ground the rugby football match between Penang and Negri Scmbilan yesterday was played on the Polo ground—an ideal place for matches of this sort. There is more accommodation and1,434 words
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20 1926-01-05 1419 have been appointed Directors of the Widows’ and Orphans’ Pension Fund.20 words
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Article25 1926-01-05 1419 State En- gineer. Kedah, who had been on a holi day to Moulmein, returned to Penang yesterday by the s.s. Kudat.25 words
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Article25 1926-01-05 1419 who originally in- tended to sail from Belawan to Colombo direct, arrived in Penang yesterday to catch the first steamer to Colombo.25 words
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Article34 1926-01-05 1419 are out for the weddin? of Mr. Colin Crawford, of the P.W.D., Alor Star, and Miss Denise Bondville, which will take place at the Chapel of St. Michael, Alor Star, on January 5.34 words
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30 1926-01-05 1419 Private Secretary to His Highness the. Sultan and Staff Officer, Johore Military Forces, returned from leave and resumed duty on December 5, 1925.30 words
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Article37 1926-01-05 1419 ofthe Penang Free School, will most likely be* in charge of the branch of the Penang Free School, 5,. Farquhar Street (formerly the Central Motor Garage) which will be opened on January 11, 1926.37 words
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Article90 1926-01-05 1419 has been received i Kuala Lumpur announcing the sudden death at Home on December 21 of Mr. bred J. Porfeous, chief engineer. Mala van Collieries, Ltd.. Rawang. .Mr. Porleous and his wife vent on Gav 1 abmi six months ago, and the news < 1 s death, which90 words
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Article1764 1926-01-05 1420 PERTANG CASE IN APPEAL Judgment of Privy Council The following judgment was delivered by the Lords of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council on November 26: ihere were present at the hearing: Lord Lunedin, Lord Summer, and Lord V, renbury, and the judgment was delivered1,764 words
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Article118 1926-01-05 1421 Last Eleven Months' Arrivals And Departures An approximate idea of the improvement in the Malayan labour situation is obtained by an examination of the return of arrivals from and departures to foreign ports at the ports of the Straits Settlements. We (S.T.) have made the following summary of118 words
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54 1926-01-05 1421 “The Assistant Resident visited the houses of the machine shop workers who are willing to work and it appeared that a large number of them remain at home from fear of being attacked by the strikers. Arrangements are being made for police protection.54 words
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57 1926-01-05 1421 March Voice of the Guns Alford Waltz Piccaninny Blues Kilckmann Fox Trot Georgette Henderson Selection To-night’s the Night Reubens One Step If I had a Girl like you57 words
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Article133 1926-01-05 1421 An Overland, be- longing to a Malay, was proceeding from Port Dickson, driven by the owner, who, at about the 11th mile, became dazzled by the headlights of an approaching car. He swerved across the road133 words
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Article726 1926-01-05 1421 BY THE WAY (Li A Chinese representative) Interest m Lie discussion of the registruton of Chinese marriage in the press and outside seems to have evanesced of late. A spell of quiet will perhaps be of advantage to aL concerned, after the heated debate which took place when726 words
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Article132 1926-01-05 1421 In a friendly match on the P. R. C. tenuis courts yesterday, -J. Duguid and Sedgwick (of the Treasury) beat the de Souza boy’s 6 1, I—6, 7—5. Originally, father and son, w’ho represented Malacca in the Malayan Lawn tennis championships were to play but, Mr. de Souza snr,132 words
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96 1926-01-05 1421 He was a man who was both liked and re peel(4. At present he is living at Cheltenham. So also we believe are the Rev. Mr. Haines and Mrs. Haines and96 words
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Article109 1926-01-05 1421 of Kuala Lumpur, under the leader hip of ih.ch- captain M. Saileh Wanchee, will b 1 leaving on Thursday n ght for Peneru/. where they will play the Ang’oChinese School Union at soccer 01 Fri4. a.ui probably the Muthibol-Ah/an h b i n Saturday. Ihe Klii109 words
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Article1272 1926-01-05 1422 Number One ommittec of the* 1 enang Municipalitv, which deals with the affaiis of the Electrical Department, after publicly investigating the alleged bus incident at Bagan Jerrnal, has come to the conclusions published on page 9 ol this issue. The Committee comprises Mr. Bernard Nunn,1,272 words
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14 1926-01-05 1422 will take place about the middle of February.14 words
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Article24 1926-01-05 1422 Protector of Chi- nese, Penang, informs us that the dispute between the tailors and their employers was settled yesterday afternoon.24 words
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Article32 1926-01-05 1422 fell from the train between Batu Gajah and Kota Lharu on Alonday and sustained severe injuries to his head. He is so badly hurt that he may not recover.32 words
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73 1926-01-05 1422 —uuccveu m police appointments in Kuala LumPJ ir Dawes becomes Paymaster, Mr Kinder first A. C. P. and Mr. Mailaid second A. C. P. Mr. Langworthy IS acting Adjutant. Inspector Edwards, who has been connected with the Customs in fpoh, will be in charge of73 words
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Article98 1926-01-05 1422 Secretary to the Siamese z, me oiumese Consul, Penang, met with gerkius accideni on Christmas Day. He was motoring to o h with a friend, also on a motor bicycle. Between Bukit Merajam and Bukit Tengah Mr. Nai Deng, io u .is H'huid the first cyelist, ran into98 words
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Article1124 1926-01-05 1423 The Calendar December 30 has two literary asso* rations. On this day sixty-six years ago Macaulay died suddenly in his armchair at Holly Lodge, Kensington, and on the same day, six ye'.rs later, Rudyard Kipling was born at Bombay. To-day. in the Roman Calendar, is the festival of1,124 words
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Article58 1926-01-05 1423 late of the British Borneo Timber Co. and formerly in the North Borneo Government service, will regret to hear of his sad death, which occurred on the morning of November 24, at the age of 40 years. Mr. Ah Yin had been in58 words
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Article49 1926-01-05 1423 of the Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce held yesterday, Messrs. Lim Eow r l hoon and Khoo Sian Tan were appointed delegates of the Chamber to the 10th Conference of the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce of British Malaya at 'Malacca on Sn-ndley January flh49 words
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Article1923 1926-01-05 1423 RESULT OF THE ENQUIRY ALL CHARGED DISMISSED The result of the enquiry iito tho rec-nt (alleged) bu* incident at Pul vi T ku*, in which Mr*. Chiam F >ok Yong wis illeged to have been insulted by a bus co Huotor and c insed to fall in1,923 words
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78 1926-01-05 1424 at Bidadari Ceme- i°x D “y at the funeral of the late Mrs. Cornelius, the wife oi f. U. A. Cornelius, architect, of RoJinson Road. Her death was not aloge rer unexpected for she had been in poor health for78 words
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Article314 1926-01-05 1424 SOCIETY FIGHTS Imprisonment and “Cat” for Armed Chinese Further incidents of a troublesome nature which occurred during the Christmas week-end indicate, says the Singapore morning paper, that members of Chinese Secret Societies are once more giving the police authorities a great deal of work. Many arrests have been314 words
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Article163 1926-01-05 1424 (To the Editor of the iStraits Echo) s u .ii 1 should think that if one of the lights were green or blue and the other white it would diminish the dazzle considerably. The right-hand light should be the coloured one and it would be a163 words
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Article1040 1926-01-05 1425 A favourite topic with General .Malcolm, the predecessor of the present G. 0. C. for Malaya, who frequently showed by his pubhc utterances that he was something of a statesman as well as a soluier, was the importance of developing what he called a Al a. ay1,040 words
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Article29 1926-01-05 1425 Although the P. O. Malwa was alongside the Wharf at 8.30 this morning, the mail was not available at the General Post Office until more than three hours later.29 words
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Article25 1926-01-05 1425 into the. mysterious death of Air. Schroeder has been further postponed owing to the analyst’s report not yet having been received.25 words
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Article27 1926-01-05 1425 'F.Z.S., of tli 1 Chinese Protectorate, and Airs. Stirling returned from by the mail this piorning and went on to Singapore this Evening.27 words
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Article29 1926-01-05 1425 who has represented the London Daily ALail in New York foj- the. last Gx years, is staying-m Sm gapore at present <*n hu r uy H-ril the29 words
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Article468 1926-01-05 1425 Mr. 11. L. Hopkin, of the Straits limes staff, is home on leave with Mrs. x.iopkin, sad is staying at the Beaumont Hoti I, Princes Square, W. e hear that Mr. Sansom is 10 act as C’omim. sioner of Police, r.AI.S., during Mr. Hannigan’s leave. Air. Savi468 words
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Article1488 1926-01-05 1426 Methods of Barbarism From a friend wn hi’ lived long in Northern China corues the? so 'eesio'i that the lepo'te of G«uo al Ku Sung-’in having been mutilated b fore ha w-»s I an l his whole family having been pat to death ire “probably Ku minting pr1,488 words
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Article66 1926-01-05 1426 Question of Repatriation (From Our Own Correspondent). Singapore, December 31 The Municipal Commissione's decided to refer baok to Committee the question of licensing riosha puller s. The meeting expressed the opinion that at the present im? it wou'd be somewhat delicate to dea wirh the matter. The66 words
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Article125 1926-01-05 1426 TIN EXPORTS A Steaiit Increase (From O'.ur Own Correspondent) Singapore, December 31 At the annual meeting of the Straits Trading Company, Ltd., Mr Wilcoxsor, presiding, said tin expo ts showed a t«nden?y to reach the volume of p«e-war days. It was p>obabb that the year’i exputs would125 words
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Article403 1926-01-05 1426 Accused Committed for Trial The preliminary enquiry into the c»be in which a Jew named Hyan is allege.] to have co emitted critninal b-each of tenet as a servant io respect of >264 and to have nM) u" a c n w A "a do fint403 words
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Article38 1926-01-05 1427 who had been assisting Mr. A. llardwidge in his work at the Mission Chapel, 'Farquhar Street, left for Klang on December 30. Mr. Adams goes to take charge of the Chapel there.38 words
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Article90 1926-01-05 1427 at the Kedah Club. Alor Star, the officers of the Department of Lands gave an “At Home’’ in farewell to Mr. and Mrs. N. Kendall. The function, which was voted a great success, was attended by Their Highness the Regent and Tunku Mahmud, and the Hon. the90 words
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289 1926-01-05 1427 Mr. A. H. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. R. Alsop, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Arter, Mr. J. R. Bach, Mr. E. P. Barnett, Mr. L. R. BafnettSmith, Mr. J. M. Barron, Mr. J. Blackwood,289 words
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Article790 1926-01-05 1427 RICHES FROM A WILDERNESS London, December 1 Behind the announcement (made in The Evening News yesterday) that the arbitrator has awarded the Duff Development Company, Limited, £378,000 damages and costs against the Government of Kalantan lies a story of romance and adventure which rivals some of790 words
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Article22 1926-01-05 1427 of the Malayan Collieries, Batu Arang, is to be married to Miss Mclntyre, of Batu Gajah, on •January 11.22 words
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Article75 1926-01-05 1427 who is alleged to have attempted to defraud the firm of P. H. Hendry and Co., manufacturing jewellers, Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur, in connection with the purchase of a ring and tie p n valued at $3,370, received a rude shock when detectives arrested him on his75 words
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Article168 1926-01-05 1427 Mr. F. G. Bourne, held an inquest on Alonday on the body of Mr. G. A. Neavc, who died from revolver wounds on the head, in the Engineers’ Club on Saturday. He was second engineer of the steamship Minderoo. Evidence was given by Captain E. Richardson, who168 words
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Article622 1926-01-05 1428 SOME EV.PTY CONVENTIONS Fu. eral Processions (By A Chinese Reporter) A rather commonplace term is “Chinese Puzzle, and its use has uutn very mien. requisitioned to repreeiii mauy queer tilings Chinese. Most xu oi ah the manner of puzzles, it occurs at the moment of writing, are some622 words
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Article14 1926-01-05 1428 has been appointed to be an Assistant Engineer, P.W.D., Johore.14 words
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Article22 1926-01-05 1428 resumes duties as Conservator of Forests, Kedah, next week when Air. A. B. S. Boswell goes on leave.22 words
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Article24 1926-01-05 1428 Mrs. Huxtable and Air. R. AAait are leading for Home by the s.s. Macedonia. sailing on January 15.24 words
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Article26 1926-01-05 1428 have is- sued invitations for January 6, on the occasion of their “hou*e-w r arming” at 11, Bukit Nanas, Kuala. Lumpur.26 words
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46 1926-01-05 1428 that Air. A. S. Haynes, an officer of Class Ib, Malayan Civil Service, has been seconded lor service in the State of Kedah as Acting British Adviser. Kedah (Staff), with effect from the 21 st December, 1925.46 words
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Article47 1926-01-05 1428 ol Petaling Estate, have issued invitations tor their silver wedding, which is to be celebrated by a thanksgiving service at St. Alary s Church. Kuala Lumpur, to be followed by a reception at the Scottish Masonic Temple, on January 2.47 words
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Article49 1926-01-05 1428 S.S., Sir AVil- iam Muri son, Kt.B., K.C., accomjanied by Lady Al mi son, is due in Singapoie on January 29, by the steamer Mantua. Upon their arrival the acting Chief Justice, Air. I?. J. Sproule, with Alts. Sproule, goes home on nine months’ furlough.49 words
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Article706 1926-01-05 1428 HEAD OF ROCKEFELLER WORK IN SINuAPURt Activities In Far Eastern Countries Described The international health work of the Rockefeller Foundation in the Far East was described by Dr. Victor G. Heiser, Director for the International Health Board in Far Eastern countries, in conversation with a Straits Times representative706 words
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Article709 1926-01-05 1 A capable, trained and impartial observer, who recently had special opportunities for studying the situation in China, to d us the other day tnat three parties in China were making use oi Soviet money, the Kuomintang, the revolutionary students and the “Chris tian’’ General, Feng Yu-hsiang.709 words
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Article231 1926-01-05 1 MR. PEEL’S C.M.G.” Penang has received with great pleasure and genuine satisfaction the news of the honour bestowed on its Resident Councillor, Mr. W. Peel, who is deservedly popular with all sections of the community and not least with his fellow Civil Servants. The sterling value of his work, his231 words
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Article22 1926-01-05 1 contains the text of the new Post Office Regulations which come into force to-day. The changes have already been notified.22 words
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Article27 1926-01-05 1 will not be advised to exercise his powers of disallowance in respect of the Ordinance to amend the Civil Procedure Code, No. 11 of 1925.27 words
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Article51 1926-01-05 1 this morning Inspector Lyons charged eight Chinese with gambling at 20, Katz Street, on December 31. First and second accused, who were not of the same class of men as the remainder, were fined $5 each. The rest being riesha pullers were fined $251 words
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46 1926-01-05 1 wish to tender their warmest thanks to all the kind friends who subscribed so generously towards the Orphan's Christmas Tree —it has been the means of affording hundreds of poor little children some of the inexpressible )o»*? Of46 words
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Article467 1926-01-05 1 Dr. A. B. Jesser Coope has been ap pointed Medical Officer, Muar, wit.i effect from October 30, 1925. Hao Sahib Arulanandam Pillay, tin Indian Government Agent and Mr. Gun Lay Teik are leaving for Kuala Lumpur by the night mail to-day. Messrs. C- IL Wallace, E. J.467 words
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Article701 1926-01-05 2 V.iiA IS COMING? Cautious nu when they wish to don the robe of th- prophet, dub their pronouncements a “forecast. Bolder me» trust to the memory of the pub. lie being fick’e, or male arrangements to take leave Lefore time tests their utterances. Thus does Sybil preserve701 words
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Article404 1926-01-05 2 (To the Editor of the Straits Echo) Sir, Malaya is about to be given a unique opportunity of hearing some really good music; in fact I believe this country has seldom, if ever, before had the chance of hearing chamber-music in its highest I and most delightful404 words
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Article59 1926-01-05 2 IcnT n T eontflin following g mice and good conduct rae( a j clm K 0 “b Reef Cq at a l Sussex C.b.M., L.II. S. Tavlor K q T Ar «it Q.M.s. A H ah R.A.O.C So w S Alland Snt a r J K S«n, R.A.S.C59 words
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Article991 1926-01-05 2 OK. HOOPS’ IMPRESSIONS OF JAPAN lii.Ai.iii and Research Work Described The Hon. Dr. A. L. Hoops, P.C.M.0., for the Straits Settlements,’ has given i-ome very interesting impressions ci health work in Japan, Korea, and Manchuria to a Straits Times representative. Dr. Hoops attended the sixth Congress of Tropical991 words
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58 1926-01-05 3 —Director of Education, the Resident Councillors, Penang and Malacca, the Colonial Treasurer, the Hon. Mr. J. W. Campbell and Mr. A. P. Robinson (appointed by the Governor), Mr. S. J. Chan and Mr W Makepeace (elected by the Un58 words
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SPORTING NEWS
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Article235 1926-01-05 3 NEW YEAR MEETING Handicaps for First Day Ihe following are the handicaps for the first day of the New Year Meeting, Saturday, January 9. OPEN HORSES All Classes 6 Furlongs Coleus 11.4 Polynesian 9.12 Genzano 9.5 Bonnie 'Friend 8.13 Highway 8.12 Silver Grist 8.6 Elkin 7.12 Over235 words
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Article98 1926-01-05 3 Nothing extraordinary was accomplished on the track this morning. Good pace work was the order of the day, with a few smart gallops. Quite the outstanding feature is the improving condition of the griffins. All the bunch, with the exception of Campaigner and Napoleon, have come on98 words
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Article1899 1926-01-05 3 A RATHER “BREEZY” MEETING Question of Secretary’s Bonus The half-yearly general meeting of the Ipob Gymkhana Club was held at the Iroh on Tuesday December 29» at 6.80 p.na. Mr. R. P. Brash, the President, occupied the Chair and among those present were Messrs. A. alkinshaw, i.1,899 words
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Article317 1926-01-05 4 Death of Ship’s Engineer The death occurred on Saturday night, under tragic circumstances, of Air. G. A. Neil, second engineer on board the steamer Minderoo (says the Singapore Free Press of Tuesday). Deceased left the ship after her arrival here and eventually went to the Engineers’ Association317 words
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Article26 1926-01-05 4 has been appointed to officiate as District Officer, Nibong Tebal and Mr. AL Malim to act as extra assistant Controller of Labour.26 words
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Article31 1926-01-05 4 of the Singapore branch of Mansfield and Co., who w r as at one time attached to the Penang branch, is travelling home by the Patroclus. J31 words
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Article31 1926-01-05 4 0.8. E., the Principal of Amoy University, is due to arrive in Singapore to-day by the Kwong Chow. His stay there will probably extend to two months.31 words
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Article34 1926-01-05 4 is granted nine months leave of absence from hfarch 1. Major N. P. H. Whitley’s leave of absence is extended until the "rival m t.}> Khiva on JTcbrwwry JL2-34 words
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953 1926-01-05 5 In a Random Note on Tuesday, we indicated several outstanding features l of Malaya’s trade record for 1925. In this case, the statistics will be found to be rather more eloquent than statistics are sometimes, and compared with the returns for a similar period a953 words
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Article16 1926-01-05 5 Johore, will sit to-day for the hearing of appeals in criminal matters.16 words
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Article18 1926-01-05 5 contains the text of the new I’ost Office Regulations which came into force on January 1.18 words
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Article17 1926-01-05 5 of the Planters’ Association of Malaya was held in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday last.17 words
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19 1926-01-05 5 left Singapore on Friday afternoon by the Messageries Maritimes packet Paul Lecat.19 words
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Article52 1926-01-05 5 are to be seen at various points in Kuala Lumpur, warning motor car drivers' of the penalty iinnosed in cases of excessive use of th' horn. Leaflets' in Tamil, Malay Chinese have also been distributed b\ the police to drivers. An excellent innovation "'hi-h might vel,l he52 words
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Article496 1926-01-05 5 Mr. and Mrs McCutcheon, of Labi», left lor Europe by the s.s. Kashgar, they expect to be back at the end of J line. Mr. C. R. Rees, Manager of Sungei Sungkai Estate, and Mrs. Rees returned to Eungkai last week from a holiday spent at Home.496 words
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Article1101 1926-01-05 6 The Wonders of the Sea Strange and uukn wn dingers lurk in the«e Eastern seas. It is indeed a gad story tht-y are telling iu ex Jte 1 cirri s of the young siion of a great Tory family who went bathing in Singapore, was bitten by an1,101 words
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Article359 1926-01-05 6 TOOK ALL HE COULD GET’’ Accused's Version Before Mr C. W. A. Sonnett in the Police Court this moaning the case w is con tinned io which Mat Bin S >m, a Mal ty police constable, was charged with criminal b'eanh of trust in respect of jewe hry b ’.o359 words
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Article259 1926-01-05 6 As wo f ireshadowed some time ago. in anco dance with the arrangement made at the time of hi® election, the Hon. Mr. Palgrave Simplon, who was elected to represent the Penang Chamber of Commerce on the departure on Home leave of the Hon. Mr. D. A.259 words
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Article144 1926-01-05 6 In addition to Mr. J. XV. B. Ogle, the following have been appointed Justices of the Peace for the Island of Pensng; Mess-s. J. R. Bennett, L. D. Wood and Kne Ee. Mr. J. R Bennett is the manager jof Messrs. Sandilands. Buttery Co;, Penang.144 words
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Article37 1926-01-05 6 (From Our Own Corretptndtnt) Singapore, January 4 Ihe Chinese skilled workers of Central Engineers, Ltd., are on strike in spite of th* fact that they have been offered similar increases to those given elsewhere.37 words
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Article608 1926-01-05 7 A correspondent writes The Jin lew Scali gave a “Reunion" Dinner on Thursday, December 31, at the Seah's premises at Madras Lane at which over 100 members were present. Amongst those present were Messrs. Gunn Lay Teik. Koh Sin Hock, Cheung Boon Tong, Heah Joo Seang, Teoh608 words
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Article240 1926-01-05 7 Inauguration of New Club On the occasion of the inauguration of The Spartans, a garden party was given at "Morningside, 140, Burmah Load, Penang, lhe residence of Mr. Cheah Kee Ee, yesterday afternoon. Air. Cheah Kee Ee is the patron of the association, there were about 200 persons240 words
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133 1926-01-05 7 were this morning sentenced to six and three months’ imprisonment respectively by Air. C. W. A. Sennett in the Police Court for theft of mosquito nets belonging to the Penang and Province Wellesley Vo unteer Corps on October 20, 1925. The first accused was a133 words
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148 1926-01-05 7 of the Government Tele- graph Office and brother of Mr. P.K.T. Paul of the Labour Office, will regret to hear of his death which occurred on New Year's Day at the General Hospital, Penang, after a short attack of cerebral malaria.148 words
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550 1926-01-05 7 FORTHCOMING MUSICAL ATTRACTION FOR PENANG It is not often that Penang is afforded the opportunity of hearing musicians of such eminence as the Kendall String Quartet, and therefore tihe concert that these four well-known English ladies will give in Penang on Thursday, January 28,550 words
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Article465 1926-01-05 8 STRONG PROTEST TO government Inability And I ndifferenc e The following are extracts from the the l\j<: a Selangor District Planters Ass ,‘clation, la id on Novumb'-r 12: l",o ds, Selangor River. it was (J d out that although repeated repicse xtation- have been made465 words
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Article543 1926-01-05 8 yesterdavs meeting A meeting of the Board ot Licensing Justices was held in tin District. Court, enang, yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of considering applications for jublic house and billiard licences. Ihe of th Board w< r ,;re-cntMessrs. G. A. Hereford (chair '.nan J. EL i'edlow, J. Dick,543 words
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Article338 1926-01-05 8 The Municipal Commission has, we think, done wisely in dropping the idea of registering riesha coolies, says the Free Press. Not that it could not be June, but tin rt suit would probably be dir.-qq oiniing, and inevitably lead to an increase of fares when the registered coolie338 words
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Article33 1926-01-05 8 Chief Overseer, 1’ W.D.. stationed at Alor Gajah, has been transferred to Central .Division (Malacca) and Mr. F. J. Fernandis, Overseer. Malacca, goes to Alor Gajah in his place.33 words
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Article68 1926-01-05 8 are already dis- cussing the prospects of the local cricket season which begins this month, and the arrival in the State of so enthusiastic a cricketer as the lion. Mr. 0. F. Stoner is generally welcomed as a good augury for the coming season. Until a short68 words
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Article83 1926-01-05 8 the well-known Irish surgeon together with Lady Woods end their daughter, are paying a visit to .Malaya and are staying at present at the E. d 0. Hotai', Penang. 1 heir -on, after a brilliant University < areer, has just come out to join the legal firm83 words
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Article1440 1926-01-05 9 ANTHONY CO.’S SHARE LIST Buv r* -o S RUBBER—DOLLAR BHARWB. rth cts Allonhy Rubber Co., Ltd. 3.85 395 Ater Gajah Rubber Estate, Ltd. 2.50 3 10 Amalgamated Malay Estates, Ltd 4.40 460 Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate Ltd 23.00 Ayer huning Rubber Estate, Ltd.. *.(2* J-°'s Ayer Molek Rubber (Jo., Ltd1,440 words
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17 1926-01-05 9 arrived in Kuala Lumpur from Port Dickson yesterday.17 words
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25 1926-01-05 9 who were out at Glugor on Sunday got 9| couple.25 words
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Article22 1926-01-05 9 of the Malayan Collieries, Batu Arang, is to be married to Miss Mclntyre, of JBatu Gajah, on January 11.22 words
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24 1926-01-05 9 were passengers for Home by the s.s. Gbtucus, which sailed from Penang yesterday.24 words
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29 1926-01-05 9 .manager of Juru Estate, P.W., has had to enter the General Hospital, Penang, to undergo an operation for appendicitis.29 words
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Article43 1926-01-05 9 Police Probationer for the Straits Settlements and Messrs. W. H. McLoughlin and L. 11. Barnet Smith, Customs probationers for the I’.M.S., recently appointed by the Secretary ol State, arrived from Home hist week by the P. A O. Malwa.43 words
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Article47 1926-01-05 9 has been pleased to add the names of the following gentlemen to the Commission of the Pe< ce, for the Settlement of Singapore :—Charles Vernon Bailey, Cheong Koon Seng, William Dunman, Mohamed Unus bin Abdullah, Horace Walter Raper, Thomas W T illiam Stubbs.47 words
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Article59 1926-01-05 9 of the S uherd inaie (,’ivil Service, has been given the I P'iz 1 Appointment’ as Chief Clerk I'’.’ r V.-iLo/.;]. Mr. {’hene B< o’ n< s 2’J vea s s .I‘V.c? '■<> his ci fd.it am. was hied Clerk of th*' Medical J’Opart meat and59 words
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Article511 1926-01-05 9 Air H. C. Leonard r Kuril;) Liriiii'tir r. j,. tie ;’.<sjnies (lutlf-, Llnaui-Li Adviser. I Barnard uiKicrveui an operation for appendicitis in Taiping on Sairrday. It is reported that is progressing well. Sir George Maxwell is to visit ameron > Highlands about the middle cl this iitoiiih.511 words
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