The Straits Times, 14 February 1929
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Title Section13 1929-02-14 1 The Straits Times No. 29,014. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1929 rRICE 10 CENTS13 words
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Advertisement74 1929-02-14 1 I TROPICAL j SUITING i" FLORODOR (8.D.A.) I WING LOONG, HIGH ST.. SINGAPORE It must be If you want the Original Genuine Rich SWISS MILK F X P A Rfl FT 3 THE BRITISH y Specify "EXPAMET" as other expanded JBb&Cmetal is beins offered under similar refer- \£SESI& j ence74 words
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Advertisement141 1929-02-14 1 aImF jij esf to announce m/ /W|vv W?x- new s^P mep °f CANTON CREPE SHANGHAI DRESSES White hand embroidered and hemstitched. Also THE LATEST SPRING MILLINERY EARLY INSPECTION INVITED ROBINSON Co., Ltd., SingaporeT I j Fruits Vegetables Apples, Oranges, Grapefruit, Grapes, Cabbages, Carrots, Parsnips, Turnips and Beetroot. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE141 words
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Advertisement13 1929-02-14 1 {"FLOROHOB" > < ni) v j iwiNr inniir j nli\h LUUmi TROPICAL I WEAR. |i13 words
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Article707 1929-02-14 2 Income-Tax Claims. FAMOUS JOCKEY IN BANKRUPTCY COURT. The public examination of Btephen Dimue>m !•*•<•*• :ls >i|ll! in Lesakw. The receiving i «a; Sopt. 10. I!>2H. on th. I"n of creditor, and accounts have DM* lod«rd Khowing total HsMlitin ISS^H <-cur,,l fir,.-: n%ed in the preferential ilainis. The707 words
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Article184 1929-02-14 2 Test Match Play Deplored. It is vital that something should be doac ti' Ijiighten the same and finish matches or th" public will become sick of cricket us it is played to-day," declared Loid Hawke pMHtUng over the annual meeting of the Yorkshire County Club at Lasjdi184 words
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Article788 1929-02-14 2 "Boring from Within." FOMENTING STRIFE IN THE COLONIES. The Executive of the Communist Party of Great Britain has prepared for presentation te a conference an account of its political activities from October, 1927. to December, 1928. This report, it is understood, reveal' mrny aspects o r that788 words
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Article102 1929-02-14 2 Intoxication a Crime in Yugoslavia. Belgrade. Jan. 31. The dictatorship has already meant revolution in social habit*. Government is alarmed at excessive drinking with consequent ill-liealth. luisaty. crime ami diminution cif worki;-: output, and has providrd pvnultirs fll ciiunki'r.ness in the new penal code. U intends to102 words
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Article397 1929-02-14 2 Trouble in Workers' Union. Mr. Justice Maugham in the Chancery Division during mai! week heard an action Which Mr. Nt-il Mai-Uin. Ml., for th-j Govan Division i,f Glasgow, brought ■gainst the Workers' Union. Mr. HadMa sought declaration that n. r olu'.ion pawed l> the Kx-.-cutive Committee in Ueptember,397 words
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Article63 1929-02-14 2 A .out MMMfIMI v.a I spent l>y the Honjr Komk Land Investment a?id AfWCy f'o., LU!.. in its last tm year in acquiilag m property. One of the sites i?. of course, the former north block of the Hong Kong Hutel. Plans for a building of seven storeys, with arcades,63 words
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Article389 1929-02-14 2 Humours of a Command Performance. Nikitn Balieff. the genial i-.ventor and inspirer of the Chauvc-Sou-.is, is writing his memoirs in the Paris WOekty l';i\' In the first number he gives an amusing account of a command performance for which he and the company were summoned389 words
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Article35 1929-02-14 2 Penghulu Dato Moha:n«<l Pi Sunsei Bui h, wfc i m ch«rf*d before the Kuala Lumpur magistrate with o -.i.ii'us unauthorised taxes from who rented land on temporary lit •i acquitted for want i.f lufficiont evidence.35 words
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Advertisement391 1929-02-14 2 NON-ELECTRIC FANS r^: HriJisii Hag*) Silent and Odourless. X^ U\ !>KKI)(,!Nn CO., LTD.. (Sel.i writes Hi ymgV 1 Will yi. ii please despatch at once a further I Vy*HH t!-... ..'i Ky-K.i Hot Air Fans on this Com- V^sTsßßsfl' I uni very pleased with the one I purchase.!, JEjl ink391 words
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Advertisement94 1929-02-14 2 JUNIOR AmazSng Value Two Tone Colour j Four Wheel Brakes Beautiful Antique Upholstery Four Doors Handsome Facia Board Four Head Lamps Chromium Plating Rotax Lighting Newton Hydropneumatic Shock Absorbers Hectne Horn Semi Elliptic Springs. a^ c w |d 50 MILES PER HOUR. IS 50 MILES PBR GALLON. Four-seater Tourer Two-seater94 words
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Advertisement170 1929-02-14 2 fa lANCING Modern Ballroom Dancing Miss j. Bonorp. I>ate of the Tvnc? itc-Smiih School of Dancing, Shnfte^lmry AveatW, Ixmdon. Will give individual tuition in :>li the latest variations in modern Ballroom Dancinu includir.ir ll"' new Bradley Drag. Rhythm Step an.l Varsity Drag. For en«arrm<-nts am! full particular*. Trlrphonv «■(•>« nt170 words
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Article679 1929-02-14 3 Influx of American Tourists. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batavia, Fob. 9. During the past week there has been an unusual number of American tourists visiting Bandoeng, and the street vendors and ratio merchants have benefited to a CtnaidsnMs di-prce. A number of stories in told of thtir679 words
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Article169 1929-02-14 3 Ayr M..1ek.— 20.r,.-.7 Ib. Ant-10-Sumatra.— li(i,(Ml'J In A*uh:m.— H2.ooo Ib. Anido-Muluy.— 1.((i.24T Ib. AJlenby. -68,400 Ib. Bedford.— CMlo Ib. Hila 1 Sumatra 1. 89.000 Ib Blkin. S.MOS* Hi. K;ih Lias.— l7o,fir.fi Ib Bntu Tiga.— l74,ooo Ib. llruome (S* Ik rigor >. ">fi.XfiO Hi. HuKit KujariK- ItOJUt Ib. Central169 words
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Article432 1929-02-14 3 Report of Mussolini Interview. An account of a reported interview between Signor Mussolini and two English Socialists was published in a Sunday newspaper recently. It is subsequently repudiated by one of the latter. It Ml alleged that Mr. Walter M. Citrine, Secretary of the Trades Union432 words
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Article265 1929-02-14 3 Company's Hopes in North Borneo. A company has been registered in Singapore which hopes to exploit shark fishing in British North Borneo and Labuan waters on a large scale. An exclusive licence has been granted by the Government of British North Borneo for the export of sharks"265 words
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Article80 1929-02-14 3 Sir Sydney Skinner, Chairman of John Barker and Co., emphasised the value ef publicity through newspapers and catalogues at a luncheon of the London Master Winters'. Association at the Hotel Bvlgravia, London. "My own output in catalogues last year," he added, "was ten millions. I have spent80 words
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Article52 1929-02-14 3 Another failure in Mincine Lar.o Rubber Market was announced in mail week making the second within seven days. It \va* rumoured that the present difficulties aiosi-, in the first instance, out of a bear position, and later out of commitments on the other tack, th.? operator being caught52 words
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Advertisement186 1929-02-14 3 aaiaX. ssssssf^^isl Suspect- Thar THHOAT7 Most d.-.nfjfi MM infections start ia the throat. Tlici cfore never neglect the least sorencsr, or inflammation. The quirk- Iv. ■to soothe ihe throat and clear and disinfect all air-passjges is to.!. r..v.-;. ,-:i. killing Peps tablet in the nicith iv.ry row and again. The186 words
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Advertisement121 1929-02-14 3 ii^jfiMiQnjl QS <WTnAKES No More Long Cooking "It is no longer necessary to cook oats for hours 3'Min- ute Oat Flakes cooks perfectly in exactly 3 minutes because it is Fircless Cooked at the Mill for 12 Hours. A. T. tSUmH*. i P. O. Box 217, Shr^pon-. S. S. SMI121 words
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Advertisement144 1929-02-14 3 M/etroleJ/a/in FOR THE HAIR x .S/, For Udie« .Parole Hahn facilitates waving and permit. irtIROIEHAHr j f hc "T* clc f nt col^"«- For men ,t prevents falling ««0«. 1 r d c to fatl g tJe or constant overetnun. For children j[ononS6uvp»..« >* highly invigorating and ensures perfect hair-health144 words
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Advertisement73 1929-02-14 3 JUJITSU-JUDO Offensive and defensive, quick progress, six months guarantee to be efficient by PROF. T. WATANABE. Also bone setting and Novopin treatment for rheumatism, nervous pains, etc. No. 444, SEKANGOON ROAD. USE the "MAGIC" Powder ,j»w a miracle of sure cure for Jtr SORES of all sorts, eyes, £"4 j^^L73 words
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Advertisement25 1929-02-14 3 "NATIONAL" NIGHT-LIGHT Suitable for 230 volt A.C. or D.C. Guaranteed Eight hours to burn for </, cent. mi National Electric Co., Ltd., X BAFFLES PLACE. SLNGAPOEK.25 words
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Advertisement273 1929-02-14 3 Rash Broke Out On Daughter's Face Cuticura Healed "A rash brokr out on my daughter's (ace at.d soon spread all over it. It was cf a wet natui.- and the eruptions scalrd over. When she got warm in bed at ni^ht she would start to rub her (ace. She did273 words
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Advertisement514 1929-02-14 4 P. 0. BR.TISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England) MAIL AND I'ASSF.NOER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO. UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT. LONDON AND FAR EAST mail nra OUTWARPS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. Tonnage due Spore 1329 MALWA 11.1C0 Feb. 2S KHYBER 9.000514 words
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Advertisement596 1929-02-14 4 Shipping Announcements (NIPPON TDBBN KAISIIA) TO LONDON Naple., Marseilles. London, Antwerp and Rotterdam Vessels Tonnage Due Sail ■lIAKONE MARC lOv&ttl F«b. IS 10 SUWA VIARU 11,100 Feb. U Mar. 1 FUSHDfI MARU U.OOO Mar. 14 15 HAKOZAkI MARU 10,600 Mar. 28 2» HAKUSAN MARU 10.600 Apl. 11 l> t KITANO596 words
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Advertisement500 1929-02-14 4 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated in Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND Regular monthly sailings by the wellknown steamer MARELLA (7,875 tons) and •he new motor vessel. MALABAR (4,512 tons). The s.s. MARELLA is one of the larger and finest steamers trading tv Australia. Cabins500 words
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Advertisement648 1929-02-14 4 K. P. M. (ROYAL PACKET NAY. CO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated in Holland) Under contract with the NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMKNT Telephone No. 3640. with sub-ronnections to Passat, Freight, Transhipment Marine Depts. and Munatrer'* Desk. Representative:) for Singapore and Straits Settlements of the Official Tourist Bureau of Java. All information, detailed itineraries648 words
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Advertisement549 1929-02-14 4 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO. LIMITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO, LTD. (Incorporated in England) REGULAR SERVICE TO LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP. HA4I BURG AND BREMEN— GENOA. MAX SEILLF.S, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOWMARShILLES, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW— BOSTON, NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND549 words
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Advertisement492 1929-02-14 4 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. COh LTD. (Incorporated in Siam) BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE. For Kretay, Trengganu, kelantan. Bangnara, Telupin, Patani, Singora. Lacon, Sichon, Bundon, Kohsamui, Langsuan, Chumpon and Bangkok. Arrival Departure M.U.INI In port X.1.. U VAI.AYA reb. IK Feb. i! 0 sriilUlADIB Feb. 25 leb. J7 The steamer, are fitted492 words
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Advertisement522 1929-02-14 5 Shipping Announcements ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) "ELLERMAN" LINE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT FREIGHT SERVICE OUTWARDS To Hong Kong, Shanghai and Japan Due Spore li V OF KHARTOL'M Pah. 11 CITY OF DELHI Mar. 10 s.s. CITY OF GLASGOW Apl. 10522 words
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Advertisement459 1929-02-14 5 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP UHE c£«rf AMERICAN MAIL LINE f Wes»^ 7 mLsssssssswV »iSfc I ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE Prom SINGAPORE and PENANG via COLOMBO, SUEZ. PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES to NEW YORK and BOSTON' Arrive Leave Leave Spore Spore Penang IKES. POLK Feb. 18 Feb. 21 Feb. 23 Xl ill459 words
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Advertisement579 1929-02-14 5 DUTCH MAILS Stoomvmart MaatschappiJ Nederland and Rotterdam Lloyd WEEKLY MAIL and PASSENGER SERVICE TO Gaaaa AauUrdam Saataaaptoa ManaUlea Rotterdam Tonnafe 1. -are B'porr Patria 10,000 R. T Feb. li. Job. da Witt 10,400 S M.N. Feb. 22 Slamat 11,600 R.L. Mar. 1 Prinses Juliana 8,100 S.M.N. Mar. 8 Tambora 6,600579 words
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Advertisement445 1929-02-14 5 An Appeal to Briton* in Singapore. OVER 2.V560 YOUNG LIVES HAVE PASSED THROUGH THE DOORS OF SHAFTESBURY HOMES ARETHUSA ""TRAINING SHIP Will YOU help us to jrive a chance to 25.. r >fio i.iore IS.MI boyi a nd girls have been hralae 1 in the HOMES, 3,200 boys have joined445 words
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Advertisement137 1929-02-14 5 The Cine-Pictures you have always wanted are now possible. ■bbbbbsbW v^aW.^^l i A KODALITE will enable you to make moving pictures at night, in the house or outside, with a GINE "KODAK" f 1.9 lens THE SPEED CAMERA. KODAK LIMITED (Incorporated In England) SINGAPORE. MODERN SANITARY APPLIANCES FITTINGS BY DOULTON137 words
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Advertisement595 1929-02-14 6 4r^yW^aV Coming Soon /**aL Jar) THE SMASHING screen success WJW MOTHER KNOWS BEST THE STARTLING riCTURIZATION of EDNA FERBER'S Greatest Story. Ton fnust see this sensational Stirring Picture which dares to speak tha tiu'.h about our love-hungry daughters of to-day From infancy to middle afre— Mother alwnys managed to keep595 words
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Advertisement233 1929-02-14 6 Victoria Theatre To-night al 9JBO The most wonderful lilr.i tf the ye:ir VERDUN with a Musical Setting Worthy of thi^ Great Picture. The combined Orchestras of the Theatre anl Adelphi Hotel Conducted by Mr. FRANK PEXROSE. I'opuiar Prices $2.50, $2 and SI. Wednesday. Feb. 20 and Thursday. Feo. 21, at233 words
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Advertisement189 1929-02-14 6 UNIVERSAL PICTURES COMING Picture Ms^uficent VKTIDR HUGOS 9mmorUl Classic. CONJRADxfaDTW MARYPHILBIN 9he Impassioned Call of the Flash Subdued by LOVE Sublime! \A PAUL LENI Jhxbu&ni BETTER AND FLNNIER THAN THE COHENS KELLYS. TO-NIGHT AT THE TO-NIGHT NEW WORLD SHOW Variwl Entertainment* durfn» Chinc»* N«» Year Season. THE CITY OPERA AN189 words
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Advertisement611 1929-02-14 6 IN THE COI'RT OF THE JUDGE AT JOHORE BAHRI ADMINISTRATION PETITION N.i. .1 af IMS. —11l I In- Matter «l MM estate and .(t.rls KAMID DOLLAH KIN i.'i SBIN and •therwiiH!.Di.»n as hA.MIII DOLLAM KHAN ltl\ IHK.K.-H\ll. laaa ..I ScsMaat, aicraaeA NOTICE NOTICE i■• aaral i raditon o- oiher person611 words
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Article191 1929-02-14 7 Tftaradaj. Frhrnary 14 11. W. 1.17 a.m.. 8.8, 1.15 p.m., 9.4. B. I. homeward mail closes. raabensee'i Muh-.lone Partj I i,u del Fund, Rallies Hotel. |>.ni. I ons, Eaatan Bureau, Annual C. v. O.TJ.C. v. sc k.a.. Sudlaai. ».P.l i: BJ. aad r.S. i kraar] U191 words
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Article62 1929-02-14 7 Thursday, Keli. 11. Shlpe alongside the Wharves or expected fu arrire. Iff Halo Wharf Dock R '.art ..lion 10 takiN 22 Komrrmtablra M ralma is Kopah U Monti 11 Antilochaa I <; M:iru M •ng :ir. Kkn.a :i7 |i<irc 4R lUkonc Maru r. Juliana 2 ii'tes 162 words
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Article95 1929-02-14 7 Tu-dny. 1 V,. stern India ith- (fries A: South I Heal 1 1 Moo v'm. ...I i (Jutlandia) IJOpjn. ing. itenrkalis nnd Oagan Leoag) 3 p.m. i I ra .nd Western India 3 p.m. tana < Hong Ho) 3 p.m. North-Eaat India. Canada and r.s.A. 3 p.m.95 words
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Article53 1929-02-14 7 h-lUTISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Kugby. Feb. 18. i evrhanjre* are Amsterdam Berlin IMS, Bombay MJ& Ru.-harest »\2h 17 7-lrt. lopenhas-en 18.20. Helelagfen 193. Hong Konr 1.. K,,l* 1,. o 15-! fid., Lisbon 109*.. Ml. New York 18.11 Pans r_>4 50. Prague •rkhoha 18.15. Sfcaisflfeal holida;. Vienna UM%, Yokohama I*. tver53 words
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Article491 1929-02-14 7 c Messrs. Macphail and Co.'s Weekly Report. Messrs. Macphail and Co., Ltd.'s weekly report, dated Feb. 12, states The intervention of Chinese New Yea>with its complete cessation of active business leaves only three and a half days on which to report and they were not crowded with491 words
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Article180 1929-02-14 7 WfjSJSjpan, Fel,. II Rubber. London 11 id., '',d. up. Local an', cent 4. Tin. London It2t, r,s. down. Mining. Steady. Boag Katt 56-40 era) l".i Klang 12&-1 M, Slang Iliver S.4fl :,.ri PetsJlnc t-oMO \A.. Rlnta Dre.ice i.t7'l.:.:_■. IVnav..- ■■:nj;ei Way 2.9 S, Malaya Conmli S6-<HI180 words
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Article60 1929-02-14 7 Henderson, Helm and Company, Inc., New York, send us the following coble, datel Kcb. 13, their quotations being in gold dollar cents closing bid prices Rubber Exchange sales to-day nil. January L' 1.70, February 22.70, March 23 cents,' April 22.M0, May 23.40, June 23.50, July 23.00, August 23.70,60 words
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Article69 1929-02-14 7 Th;- Key. \V. E. Horley. writing to the Times of Malaya from Ho;ne by the last mail, .says he hopes to sail for Malaya •arty in February, and that, although he will >m to Singapore as District Superintendent and Chaplain of the Forces, he hopes to visit Perak as often69 words
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Article265 1929-02-14 7 EXCHANGE Singapore, Feb. 14. On London, Bank 4 m.'i 2/S% Demand 2/3\ Private 3 m. credit 1 ■> Oa New York. Demand M Private M 'I II On France, Bank T.T. l;"l On India, Bunk T.T. IfSti O.i Bong K..nr. Bank T.T. II p.c. U*. On Shanghai.265 words
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54 1929-02-14 7 Tone of Market Firm. Latest Cable -London Spot Sheet 11 '.d. per M>. New York Spot Sheet U. c-ents 22\ per lb. t.S.S. equal tc Stindnrd Q.C.F. itandard R.S.S. m Tender Spot Feb. Mar. April-June July-Sept. ■in 1 40?, 3H»i H MM 41 1254 words
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Article466 1929-02-14 7 !iim Val. Pd. £1 £1 Asam Kumuang £1 £1 h*|Tll Tin 1 1 lUUni; I'adang 1 1 Batu I 1 Rukit Ainnic £1 £1 Burmah Malay £1 £1 Chcndcriang £i £1 Eastern Siara £1 £1 liaad 1T«I 1 1 Ilium Tin 1 1 lion;; Fait £1 £1 Huc-y Y.»t466 words
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Article234 1929-02-14 7 Val. I'd. Bovcri Seller! j 2 2 Alix. Brick I'rcfs. 1i.07-. L'.lJ'2 -I Alex. Brick. Ordt 2.60 2.60 £1 fl Brit. An.. Tobacco fi.'J.O C.l^.fi Car.U'iiun Kagle II I 12/6 1 1 Central Knirine 0.70 0.80 1 1 Cycle and Carriage 0.50 0.55 105. 10s. Duff Development v 9/9234 words
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Article117 1929-02-14 7 U. Enc- 8 pc. l^Z6,tOo Norn. Spore Cold Storage 7 p.c, deb. of 192G red. 1931-36 101 103 ci. Singapore Municipal 6 p.c. of 1901 red. 19S0 $1,878,000 par. B'.r, prem. Singapore Municipal 4H p.c. of 1907 red. l'J47 $1,600,000 GS par. Singapore Municipal 4 Vi p.c.117 words
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Article403 1929-02-14 7 Fraaer and Co. and l.y»ll and Kvatt's qaotatlona. Allcnby (|l) Alur <»»jah (II) A. Uttan ($1 1 A. Kuning 1*1) Am. Malay (*2) A. Molck ($1) A. I'anas (s!>) Baliruwnie (*1) Bassett 1*1) Brogai N. ($1) Brunei U. (»5> B. Jeiulong (,»1) B. Katil (|1) Hukit K. B.403 words
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Article69 1929-02-14 7 A report submitted to the Dublin Port and Docks Board showed cross-Channel tonnage in 1928 amounted to 1,720,092 tons, an increase of 5,364 tons, while foreign tonnage totalled 578,837, an increase of 21,709. Mr. P. J. Lawrence was re-elected chairman of the Board for 1929. He said that69 words
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Article41 1929-02-14 7 From Europe (London mails despatched on Jan. 24) by Rajula. due at Penang 6 a.m. to-morrow. From China and Japan, by Malacca Maru, due at Singapore to-morrow. From France, by Andre Lebon, duo at Singapore 0 a.m. on Sunday.41 words
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Article34 1929-02-14 7 BRITAIN STEEL CARTEL. It is reported that in view of the danger of an Anglo-American underKtafiding, the lat«nwtk)am] Raw Stc.l CartaJ will take .steps with the aim of inducing England to join the cartel,34 words
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Article545 1929-02-14 7 LONDON EXCHANGE STERLING PRICES JAN. 16. far Vuluc Company. Abaca L' ,\l!ai;ar £1 AMBli-Malay £1 Ayer Kunini: £1 Bantcng 2/ llatanit Consolidated £1 Batu Cave» Batu Titfa 2/ Bekoh L' Mi-ran. i:ik L' Battaa Coa ..lalated 1/ Brieh £1 liidor K.kam 2 Krooklands 1/ Bukit Cloh545 words
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Article35 1929-02-14 7 B 7 tfmntua lan Vie'truunn Corn ■"hrnonrrnux fibajak Kdavana "■'II ATTfI. B'pore London Jan. i Jan. I Jan. 10 Feb. Jan. II Fab. Jan. 10 Frh. Jan. 18 Feb. Jan. 17 Feb.35 words
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Advertisement152 1929-02-14 7 DX VILLA. At the Cencral Hospital, Blnga pure, un Kel.. :>, IDS 9. I" 110ri... wife 0 i:. M. <le Villa, of Biuapera, Mr. and Mrs. W. Anderson. P-p.c. M Kliina. U/HY PAY CASH V¥ E TRUST YOU T^R^NKEL BRO C #V OR IiRMTVRE. i Why Feel Run Down! Come152 words
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Advertisement497 1929-02-14 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS i Other Classified Adyta., see page 16. WANTS. FOR SAIE. ETC. lIDX U.-.r., position lilied. Applicants arc nkc I. WANTED, a turn paying guests. Write 84, Si raits Times. (lp) LATEST STYLE of dressmaking at moderate charges at Our Shop, 2, Victoria St. (lp) wantkii iiy Kama I.497 words
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Miscellaneous82 1929-02-14 7 i METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Station. (By Coortesy of Government Health Office I For the 24 Hours ending at Midnight on Feb. 11. Derr. .Vax. siud? temperature 89.2 F. Mm. shade Umpcrature 71.3 F. Mean shade temperature 78.7 F. Max. son radiation 141 F. Mm. l: ra<s radiation IMF. Sea82 words
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977 1929-02-14 8 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14. THE NEW LEARNING. The Associate Professor of English at the College of Business Administration of Boston University has hal a great idea. On reading Shakespeare's Hamlet recently ho became convinced that the play contains human interest stories coverj ing almost all newspaper requirements,977 words
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Article288 1929-02-14 8 Whenever an explosion, or disaster of any kind occurs in a mine, the miners lo a man act as heroes. There is not one of them who would not readily and eagerly hazard his life for the rescue of his "pals." There is an ever increasing number288 words
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Article864 1929-02-14 8 SOME LEGAL ABUSES. Surely there is food for deep thought on the part of the layman in the fact that in the very columns of the Law Journal itself we find the admission that legal abuses and legal anomalies exist '.o-da.y M they have existed for864 words
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Advertisement262 1929-02-14 8 GLADYS COOPER'S BEAUTY PREPARATIONS LIQUID DAY CREAM. This preparation is a perfect foundation for powder and does not that pasty, ir.adv-up Itrk that most so-called vanishing do when used as a fnn.-.Jation for powder. Prices $2.00 and $3.50 per bottle. ROSE BALM. Tho i'!'\i! ikta tunic. It can :i :it262 words
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Advertisement99 1929-02-14 8 ALKAMBBA TO-NIGHT In the Second Show at 9. LIFE OF RILEY Featuring George Sydney Charlie Murray. DRY MARTINI with MARY ASTOR Along with the new number of latest Empire News. First Show at 7.30 THE LAST EDITION Starring RALPH LEWIS. TAN CHENG KEE CO, LTD, Proprietors. THE 1929 Viva-tonal Columbia99 words
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Article241 1929-02-14 9 Commissioner Higgins Elected. Commander Eva Booth. Commissioner Catherine Booth. Probably two I.H.Q. [International Headquarter!;] commissioners as members. Mrs. Booth will wish to remain with me. Further, as all commissioners and territorial commanders are assembled, I take the opportunity of saying that ever since I received the241 words
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Article166 1929-02-14 9 One British Officer Rescued. New Delhi, Feb. 13. Flying Officer Davis, one of the Royal Air Force officers who were stranded in Afghanistan, has been brought to IVshawar by air by Flight-I.ieut. Hancock, whose aeroplane only accommodated two. flight-Lieu. Chapman will be fetched shortly.— Reuter. Rugby, Feb. 13.British Wireless - 166 words
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Article100 1929-02-14 9 Decision of Conference Rejected. London, Feb. 13. The National Confederation of Employers' Organisation:; and the r'edi ration of British Industries, representative of practically all the great industries in the country, rejected the interim report of the Lord Melchett group of employers and the Trades Union Congress, drawnReuter - 100 words
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Article159 1929-02-14 9 BRITAIN VATICAN. Premature Questions In Commons. Rugby, Feb. 13. Replying to questions in thn House of Cr.mmons, Sir Austen Chamberlain, the Foreign Secretary, said he had no official information that the new Vatican State intended to apply for membership of the League of Nations, and it would be nuite prematureBritish Wireless - 159 words
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Article63 1929-02-14 9 Under Guard at Soviet Consulate. Constantinople, Feb. 13. Trotsky, accompanied by his wife and two daughters, has arrived here. He is using the paTlldOßJlll of Seibrcff. Trotsl:y Came in sin einlly chartered steamer. tinrl v.is t-'.!;"n u.id.-r <?s?ort by tltrei Russian BMBte to ths Soviet Consulate, whereReuter - 63 words
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Article42 1929-02-14 9 Attempt to Assassinate President. Bogota, Feb. 13. Six i. .en in ambush fired at the motorcar in which Ssnor Gomez, President of Venezuela, was travelling in a suburb of Caracas. The President's escort retaliated and killed all six men. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article49 1929-02-14 9 Rugby, Feb. 13. A flight of Supermarine Southampton flying-boats, each fitted with two NapierLion engines of the same type as those whi-h cruised for 17.000 miles in Eastern waters, will leave Plymouth to-morrow for Basra, where an Empire flying-boat base is to be established. British Wireies3.British Wireless - 49 words
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Article414 1929-02-14 9 Commission Appointed. With the cessation of warfare in this part of the country last autumn, the Jiritish Legation decided to make another attempt to clear up the circumstances .surrounding the death of the officer, it being assumed that he could not possibly be still alive.414 words
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Article91 1929-02-14 9 Britain's Friendship With Both Countries. London, Feb. 14. The Times, in a leading article on the breakdown in the Sino-Japanese negotiatimes, emphasises the deep interest taken by Great Britain as a friend of botn countries and points out that at present •he coming into operation of theReuter - 91 words
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Article54 1929-02-14 9 Facilities Sought by Railways Opposed. London, Feb. 13. Petitions of opposition to the six bills promoted by the great railways seeking air transport powers have been lodged by the Society of Aircraft Constructors and Imperial Airways and also by the corporations of ttie provincial cities and towns servedReuter - 54 words
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Article33 1929-02-14 9 London, Feb. 13. A ballot of Bolton master cotton-spinn-frs resulted in 85 per cent, voting in favour of short time and 14 per cent. against. The decision affects 50,000 workers. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article21 1929-02-14 9 London, Feb. 13. The new Japanese Ambassador in London, Mr. Matsudaira, the father-in-law at Prince Chichibu, has arrived. Reuter.Reuter - 21 words
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Article423 1929-02-14 9 Crashes After Striking Air Pocket. A flying accident occurred in Sarawak recently which resulted in the wreck oi a seaplane and nearly caused the death of its two occupants. The machine was the Royalist," one of two Moth seaplanes which were brought out from Home by423 words
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Article151 1929-02-14 9 Labour Protests In Commons. London, Feb. 13. Sir Austen Chamberlain stated in the House of Commons that he did not consider it necessary to make representations to the Belgian Government with regard to the detention at Ostend of Mr. J. Maxton (Lab., Bridgeton) and Mr. S. SaklatvalaReuter - 151 words
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Article1002 1929-02-14 9 Thirty-eight Degrees Of Frost EXPOSURE DEATHS. Terrible Hardships In Europe. A temperature of 38 degree* of frost was recorded at Ross-on-Wye. Herefordshire, yesterday. All over Europe the most terrible condition* prevail, and reports of death and seierehardshipv continue to pour in. The winter is described as1,002 words
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Article1730 1929-02-14 10 Colour Process. ILSAGOFF CLAIMANT IN COURT. There was an echo of the AlsagnfT codicil cane in the Supreme Court yestiidnv before the Chief Justice (Sir WtUiaia Murison), when Mr. I. <). Campbell, apM iham bin Alsagoff, the plaintitT in thL' suit, moved that hi.s Lordship's Jndfn1,730 words
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Article226 1929-02-14 10 Completion of L.L.T.C. Tournament. Despite the rain it was possible to wind up the Open Invitation Tournament at the ladies' Lawn Tennis Club yesterday, when the four remnining finals were played. The Ladies 1 Open Singles, with which weal the champiosSMisj of Singapore, proved a vary well contested226 words
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Article80 1929-02-14 10 Penrice's Feat at Penang Swimming Club. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I'enang, Feb. 11. W. Penrica won the Penanjj Swimming Club quarter mil" championship on! Sunday, beating a'l previous records by his time of C milts. 47 seconds. J. C. Davies was second and K. J. Cassy third,80 words
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Article124 1929-02-14 10 Tirs for to-morrow Mixed Doubles Hep., A Class.— Mm. Picrrcpont and Moss vs. Mr. and .Mrs. I'oyser. Mrs. Zylstra nnd A. D. Anderson vs. Mrs. Mcuric and Davies. .Mrs Salmond and Rowland vs. Mrs. Atkin Berry and Doig. Mixed Doubles Hep. B. Class.— Mr. and Mrs. Hesta124 words
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Article37 1929-02-14 10 Nets will be available for S.C.C. cricketers on Saturday and Sunday and on Tuesday and Thursday next week. The Chinese Swimming Club annual dinner will be held an Taasdar. Th. Hat closes to-morrow.37 words
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Article38 1929-02-14 10 Memorial Service at The Cathedral. There will be a short Memorial Service at St. Andrew's Cathedral next Sunday at the conclusion of the 5.30 p.m. Evensong. H.E. the Governor will be represented at the service.38 words
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Article21 1929-02-14 10 A cable from Tokk) states that 1". w.niien were burnt to death in a liiv at the Uotenbaj cotion -spinning mill,21 words
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Article186 1929-02-14 10 Final Game to bo Played To-day. The dscidins game in the S.C.C. Rugby Tournament will be played this afternoon h men the i:.1..1. and I'.s. and the A.P.C The position is that th<- Merchants aud the U.K.I, an.l I.S. have ;;ix points each but the latter have still186 words
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Article133 1929-02-14 10 Daring Theft on Singapore River. A daring theft of copra in transit on the Singapore River to a local Chinese firm was iaeerssed in the District Court this morning. When a Chinese pleaded guilty to the theft of IK!> Lags of copra, Chief Court Inspector Mered'th said it133 words
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Article25 1929-02-14 10 Manchester United Best Liverpool. London, Feb. 13. In an English Lea-rue first division match at Liverpool to-day, Manchester United beat Liverpool by 2.25 words
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Article27 1929-02-14 10 The semi-finals in the Russian Pool tournament at the B.CjC will be played to-morrow, starting al 6 p.m. Mi 1 m ;;nd Hansell meets Swallow.27 words
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Article184 1929-02-14 10 More Falls from Moving Trolley-Buses. Warnings have- been Uttered in the Coroner's Court from time to time oi the danger of pc 'sons crossing a busy stlSUt in a straggling line. Yesterday in Beach Road the danger of I this foolish practice was exemplified. Three Chinese, a man,184 words
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Article229 1929-02-14 10 Possible Change in G.O.C.'a Plant for Departure The Singapore military authorities were busily employed at Ihe Kast Wharf yesterday md this morning in suporyi log tli-.- transfer of troops from th< I ship flesnem Isliln to the Dorsetshire. Both troopships arrived yesterday, the Somersetshire having turned back during229 words
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Article102 1929-02-14 10 German Leader Arrested Jn Poland. JJc.lir.. I". a political senaatipn has been cnum-d in del-many by the action of Ihe dent of Poland in dissolving the Scjm of Upper Silesia and ordering tl of the German Deputy UUtz, wen German Vofltsband on prwiou of being an accomplice to102 words
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Article45 1929-02-14 10 Chinese Student.; Experience In Philadelphia. Philadelphia, Feb. t& Mr. Yai Lo, a Chinese, who i studying Stock Exchange methods here on behall of the Chinese (iovernment, bai bi severely bratrn by robhen I stitches had to be put in his head. Reutcr.Reuter - 45 words
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Article68 1929-02-14 10 Rugby, Feb. 18. Th» committee of Experts on Reparai,i fur two boon this morning in Paris. An official communique issued al the conclusion of the session stated that in response to the committee.- request Dr. Schacht and his colleagues of German delegation had submitted rations upon certain points68 words
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Article48 1929-02-14 10 Rome, Fab. 13. Rejoicings over the Vatican Treaty continue tferou.';huut Italy. Many i h of people attended a Te Ilium in Milan Cathedral. The Italian and Papal national anthems were sung. The Papal and [U iian flags were hoisted on Milan t< v.n ball. Pan-Asia.48 words
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Article37 1929-02-14 10 LOCK-OUT IN GERMAN Y. Berlin, Fab. IS. All the textile works at l.ausitz an ektaed, and ::0,000 worker* are locked out, the offer of the nwnir- to continue the present wage agreement having been refused. Pan Asia.37 words
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Article26 1929-02-14 10 tngbjr, Feb. I".. The number i.f registered unemployed in the latest returns (howl reduction of nearly 2">,000 on the preceding week. British Wireless.British Wireless - 26 words
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Article29 1929-02-14 10 UNITED STATES CRUISERS Washington, Feb. 13. I'u-sidont ('uulidge has signed the hill providing for the construction of 1 > 10,000-tojl i-Liii its ;i:ul DM I I within three years. Renter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article509 1929-02-14 11 Swimming Club Gala Results. (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Feb. 13. Kxcell.Tit weather favoured the Swimming Club gala at the pool on Feb. 10, and there was a larm- number of members and fi -lends promt.. The only open event, the TMjsag Ki.nc Stakes, one length, was won509 words
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Article105 1929-02-14 11 Masquerading in Woman's Attire. (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Keb. 13. Nicholas, a Singhalese formerly employed as a clerk at the Runnymede Hotel, was charged to-day in the police couii with being found in the hotel compound with intent to commit an offence and secondly with wilful105 words
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Article208 1929-02-14 11 Action taken at committee meetings of liie Municipal Commission included the f II iwtoc:— Agrasa that licences of ice water M-iKrs bi> ri'newi-d for a further 12 n-'.nth.-, during which time the question t.f such licrnces is to be gone into. Asked the Municipal Engineer to put up208 words
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Article82 1929-02-14 11 Froframmu anils up to and including Baa4ajr< Kri rrlaWy, Kcb, U, Ui p.m.. Drill Hall, :»t Hutt.ilion BignaJ Section. Orsar-iaiuion PansW; p Drill Hall. C Scott Uh) Co. On i I. 5 15 p.m.. Drill Hull. SKI. M M v:.r>U Kange 5.1 b p.m. p.m.. 1>r..1l Hall,82 words
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Article738 1929-02-14 11 No Legal Standing In Colony. The Chief Justice (Sir William Murision) was engaged yesterday in the! Supreme Court with an originating summons on an ISSM in the administration of the estate of Seet Tiang Lim.i Mr. Koland Bradilell, with Mr. F. H. Collier, appeared for the plaintiffs, infant738 words
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Advertisement143 1929-02-14 11 It Pays to Buy the Best OPINIONS differ m opinions will, but behind all differences of opinion there is a feeling in the mind of the public that however good the others m&y be, it always pays in the end to buy the best. "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" GRAMOPHONE Prices from143 words
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Advertisement224 1929-02-14 11 Raffles Hotel Rooms with Modern Sanitation. EXCELLENT GRILL. TEA DANCES EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY •.15—8.15 p.m. DINER DANSANT EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY SAKE McGUIRE'S RAFFLES ORCHESTRA. Orchestral Concert Sunday, 9.15 p.m. For Reservation Phone 2920. Sea View Hotel Telegrams SEAVIEW. Telephone 5085. ROOMS WITH MODERN COMFORTS <$> TEA224 words
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Article312 1929-02-14 12 Hope for Taxpayer. KAKLIER CLIMAX THAN USUAL. Relief for taxpayers, though hardly from Income-tax, is hoped to be disclosed ii> the second WI v which is the rolwl.le early date for this year's Budget. The draft estimates of the spending hall are now being reviewed by ih<312 words
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Article159 1929-02-14 12 A French Wife's \l- range For Neglect. Paris, Jan. 19. Madame Grappt has l*cn ac<iuiltod. though she admitted that she fatally shot tv r MBshaad. She told a remarkable story in Court. Grappa served in the trenches early in the war, and when on leave in Hans159 words
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Article338 1929-02-14 12 Bishops Heated Language To His Clergy. "I have fiven instructions to the clergy in this .i eainad, they are not to marry people in rhuirh who haw B Lied." This staISIHOWt *il toads cluimfr mail week by I'r. Fane, W p tt St. Albans, in an338 words
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Article107 1929-02-14 12 £15*600 Worth of Notes Stolen. London, Feb. S. In connection with the l.vest mail liag robbery, an offiVial stati-ineiit issued from me GeseteJ I'ot-t Office states that the niissintf bag contained seven registered ing of notes to the value t«f £15,600. 'I no traes of the thieves,107 words
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Article139 1929-02-14 12 The flying time for the entire flight is 284 hours 35 minutes. The average ground speed on the last section was 72 knots. The same crews, aircraft, engines and accessories which had flown from England were used throughout the cruise. The log states that The139 words
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Article123 1929-02-14 12 Cost of Social Services In Britain. The rapidly increasing cost of public social services is shown in a return issued by the Treasury. The total expenditure! during 1927, or the latest available year, was England and Wales, £335,678,632 Scotland, £47,581,854 total, £383,260,486. For England and Wales123 words
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Article200 1929-02-14 12 A Definite Technique Developed. The radium therapy of cancer seems to be at that stage when the definite gains of the present will act as a stimulus to efforts in the future." This statement is made in a rerort issued by the General Medical Council on Medical200 words
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Article273 1929-02-14 12 Mr. Cochran's Views. RETURN TO ROTUNDITY ORDERED. Mr. Charles B. Cochran, the pr< faea* of revues, writes as follows to the Evening Standard I think you will be interested in thi.story of my negotiations with two dressmakers for the modern frowns in my new revue273 words
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Article146 1929-02-14 12 Alleged Previous Convictions Denied. A Malay youth in the Third Couit yesterday denied the previous convictions alleged against him following a comparison of his finger prints with the records at the Criminal Registry, Kuala Lumpur. Another youth, an accused in the same case, admitted only two of146 words
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Advertisement62 1929-02-14 12 A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF RAIN COATS JUST UNPACKED AT WHITEAWAYS AH Sizes in Stock 32 in. to 44 in. Che >• tiik THE "CHESTERFIELD" CITY RAINCOAT. RAINCOAT. made fioin best selected As sketch, in fawn shade. This is rainproof fabric, in .smart fawn BBM style, taisae. All size.-. Price $17.2562 words
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Advertisement315 1929-02-14 12 TRADE MARK NOTICE is hereby given thnt THE PARAFPINK COMPANIEB, INC.. a corporation duly organized under the laws of the State of Pelaware. of 4":.. Brannan Street. San Francisco, Suite of California. United States of America, Manufacturers, are the Owners and Sole Proprietors of the following Trade TROPICOOL The »aid315 words
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Article451 1929-02-14 13 Anglo-Saxon MSS. And Scythian Bronzes. The tturtsjaj of the British Museum an'icy have made a number of I Interesting aicjuisitions. I With the aid (if the Early English Text I Society, which will publish it, they had Hodgson's sale on iKv. 14 Urn early l. r >th-centur.v MS.;451 words
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Article248 1929-02-14 13 Attractive Offers to Mr. Parker Gilbert. The New York Herald Tribune and some other newspapers give currency to the report that Mr. Parker Gilbert will resign his post of Agent-General of Reparations as soon as the new Allied expert commission is appointed an.i gwtl actively to work,248 words
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Article299 1929-02-14 13 Historic Volumes to Be Published. Although the London Zoo was first started in 182 C, when the Royal collection of animals was transferred from the Tower of London to Regent's Park, it was not until three years Inter that the Zoological Society was incjrporated by Royal Charter. In299 words
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Advertisement871 1929-02-14 13 GOVERNMENT NOTICE Tenders will be received st '.he lUniden! Councillor's OSes, u;> to noon of Keb. 21, 1910, for the following works Erection of a New Post Office at Mul-icca. Every person applying for a form of Tender will be required T v deposit thf One Hundred and fifty I..l871 words
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Advertisement109 1929-02-14 13 f Established 1813 2% I I CRAWFORD'S I w CRciAM CRACKERS KM "sLY >^— amsramai -^sjaav- SBBBBsni aansssnl tssawH^gssßV snjgggai anjjnj V^s^sV^ JtfL^^t M CRISP CREAMY B "As good as ever"— there is no higher praise f% M fk WILLIAM CRAWFORD SONS, Ltd. 7km EDINBURGH. £j* LIVEHPOOL LONDON f£* BARLOW109 words
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Advertisement28 1929-02-14 13 CANVAS BAGS 19 by 19 by 24 inches. 224 lbs. rubber IR^SdSPiV^ X can be packed S W^^yi^^ ARISAKA CANVAS BAG MFG. CO., LTD. 176. MIDDLE ROAD, SINGAPORE.28 words
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Advertisement136 1929-02-14 13 TILLEY SAFETY LAMPS Burn Kerosene Oil (not Benzine) .f\ Absolutely i-J Windpmor. No Noise. No Smell. AW Vffl^Bk All HranH. -irpt As supplied *"/m» <o all the A^^^sJebflnrilßsasssw. Ci.xTnmriita -I&C* f Mala* a, ■■r-^a^'X ShippinE Ifi'hber i-nd V^_^ *J" IB DiiTerrnt N sJLo/ All SOO C.H. AcLnowlMlged by all users136 words
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Advertisement932 1929-02-14 13 AUCTION SALE Of QUEEN STREKT PROPERTIES. At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng A (o.'s saleroom. No. 30, C'hulia Street, Sini;a|.«ro, aa Wedntftday, February 20, at 2..1S p.m. Lol 1. Valuable »'J year-.' leeaebal I lani and shophouse pmmlaas ki"«:i I Nil IZS, Queen Street, Singapore, area I. feet, daU'd February S4,932 words
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Advertisement129 1929-02-14 14 r p.-, kills flies Mosqtiitoos, Roaches, Moths, B«k1- bugs, and other Household Insects. DOUBLE STRENGTH THE R. M. HOLL'NGSHKAD CO. Distributors GETZ BROS. CO. (Incorporatpd in I'.SA.) j:>, ROBINSON KOAD, SINGAPORE, S.S. Good Shoes Deserve a Good Polish USE CHERRY BLOSSOM B THE PREMIER POLISH OF GREAT M BRITAIN. D129 words
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Advertisement224 1929-02-14 14 &o~< fU o g v/ no 'demand rl. STYL M«M TOURING $2,995 |\F|\F^\f\k i Lli^F 49TO9JMNG $4,375 I Ll\l VI\ITIUMV.L 55 TOURING $4,095 \l k N. V. STRAITS JAVA TRADING COMPANY (.Motor Dept), Singapore. MALACCA MOTORS, Malacca. "0.X." Cement 1123 GRACIELA (Paso-Doble). fl&^fw/ < 2m\\ MARIE LUISA (Jarana). tl^^lmf QuHi^^224 words
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Advertisement475 1929-02-14 15 •Vamtta over 55.000.000 S.C. Assurance in force over $30,000,000 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) nKAD OTFICB I Winchp»tcr House. Sinirspnre LONDON OFFICE 27, Old Jewry, E.C. T li.- Company has £20.000 dipo»it.?d with the Sr.primi' Court of England snj complies with tin- nritixh Life475 words
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Advertisement588 1929-02-14 15 BANKING CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. 'Incorporated in Knc'ind by lioyil Paid Up Ci.nl'al in Cdi'.iii.i shalM leh n.nnn.OftO I 1 tM.000,000 v of Troprirtors n,(K)n,OOO in: ad dkfh i: SS. nishiipsftatc, London. E.C. 2. A#ia«l«a and Itr;!n<-lie:, Harbla Ben Aniritjar I i Remaraan rhal Bombay X..1»- Sinn588 words
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Advertisement181 1929-02-14 16 "MONOPOL" STANDARD S'VT. I'ROJECTOR Fitted with Unhrena] Koto* for 110 220 volta. D.C. »r A.C. Sole Airents M. Wiseman Co., (Eastern) l.im (Ineorporatod in England) 11 I, ROHNSOM ROAD SINGAPORE. HUlttrta- Australasian Films (East), 1. r,21 14, OR< :i IRD ROAD, SINGAPORE. ZEISS BINOCULARS Opera Glasses and Pocket Telescopes. MINIMUM181 words
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Advertisement872 1929-02-14 16 ARTICLES FOR SALE FOR SALE, service revolver by Smith and Wtaaon. Price $2.'. 271. Straits Times. FOR SALE, steam launch Palinorus. In !food ordfr and condition. Apply A. Snow 5, Woodittoek Drive. FURNITURE. Contents of flat in town, also Singer hand machine, scllintr privately. Bargain prices. F.uropcan. Telephone 4773. LAND872 words
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Advertisement217 1929-02-14 16 The Genuine Series of WEBSTER'S DICTIONARIES Welter's New International Dictionary (with Addendum of New Words and revised Gaxetteer and Biographical Dictionary) Containing 452.000 Defined Words and Phrases, Divided as follows 408,000 Vocabulary Definitions, 12.000 Biographical and 32,000 Geographical Entries, 2,700 Tapes, 0,000 Illustration*. Price $38.00. Revised Unabridged Dictionary. Price $26.00.217 words
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