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Newspapers-Sunday Tribune (Singapore)-1933 to 1937

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National Library Board CSV catalogue of digitised Sunday Tribune (Singapore) newspaper articles from 1933 to 1937, with issue and page identifiers and dates. Historians and researchers browse early Singapore press coverage preserved under the library’s 70-year digitisation programme; enquiries: [email protected].

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This dataset is a list of digitised newspaper articles published 70 years ago or longer from the National Library, Singapore. These materials present a valuable resource on Singapore’s history, art and culture, digitised as part of an endeavour to preserve and provide better access to resources located within the library to enable users to explore and discover these resources. For enquiries, please email [email protected]

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Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.1 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.1 Masthead The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS JNCOIPC !ATI!1 Ay nn^ Vol. 1.- No. 3. SJGAPORE, l\ f; CENTS The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED TOE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. 16 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JCNE 4, 198a l!\ E CENTB. NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.1 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.2 Award Pays Highest lend On New Course. Award Pays Highest lend On New Course. SENSATIONAL LftET IN THIRD RACE. SPENCIR DUPLICATES FIRST DAYS PitfFORHANCE. More Records Smashed. Another Popular Win For Austral Waters. .The highest dividend yeipaid on the new Racecourse was declared yesterday whJi Award won the Taiping Stakes and returned $230 ffr a win and NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.1 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.3 SEVERAL CLOSE FINISHES. SEVERAL CLOSE FINISHES. Large Field?. \nd Gm,ii Sport. /^OOD weather obtained thvougßut the afternoon fqr'the fifth lav of the Singapore Turf Club's sp^. n professional meeting yesteimy. Though towards the end of |he afternoon heavy clouds loomed der, there v:as no interference with s|>rt, and only the very lightest dr^zle NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.1 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.4 BEAUTIFUL DRESSES AT THE RACES. BEAUTIFUL DRESSES AT THE RACES. Chsnimisp^JJWk And White Ifiiects. Dy Our Womat Reporter. >JiHE third Saturday of the Race season proved fc be the most popular the largest* crowd of the season pritnessing the races. Splendid weather, gaily costumed ladies, snappy m v sic and excited j betting all helped NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.1 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.5 ELEVEN KILLED IN EXPLOSION ELEVEN KILLED IN EXPLOSION Shock Over Thirt: Radius. Itmg Beach 'California I^-EVEX people wore k, injured m an explo; Rtofield Oil Co.'Rofmery J*Jv< MLijJIUSUB] \:a< *V"I rfiius ct' 30 miles. The damage is estim nillion dollars. Renter. At the l OkIAM (Singapore NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.1 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.6 DEBTS HOLIDAY. DEBTS HOLIDAY. fGerman Moratorium Essential For Protection. Berlin. JUM 3. Ooram&nttai on <he impending moratorium announced by the President of the Rsichbfcn y Jay. the newspapers agrpe thai (be measures forefthadowrd by Hr. Bchacki kx absolutely essential for ihe protection of delta and creditor alike and must bj enforced >M. NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.1 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.7 FOTEST GUARD ALRESTED. FOTEST GUARD ALRESTED. I ca Tiiiggi Couit. NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.1 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.8 MALACCA PARADE. MALACCA PARADE. 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Aiakuca, |atlC Piuc weather favoured il-.e Kiikg'n i>irt!i<l.< i&radc at M.tlicca. lnil> of tin- M.ilai< >liintt-er-, Cadets of tbe Hijfh Scfioul au< I s*. Francis Esstitntion, and the Boy Sooat tlie linvliak and vernacular si?hk>i> bh 're Ilitrli Bchool taking part on the [>ad.«i NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.1 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.9 JAPANESE BEGIN WITHDRAWAL TO GREAT WALL. JAPANESE BEGIN WITHDRAWAL TO GREAT WALL. TO BE COMPLETED WITHIN A WEEK. Disorder In The Villages. Central Governments Plan To Wipe Out The "Reds." Though they were not expected to do i>o f< the Japanese forces m North China have air be^run their withdrawal to the (jJreat W»ll A neutral NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.1 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.10.1 Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 $100 !W UST BE WON s. i*ii Kt I.;. NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.1 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.10.2 Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 No. 1 Beehive Brandy jj COM.PETITION. I $saoo i J|ffl\ Must Be Won. VtWmM See details on |^MJi P*CE 15 of this paper. !iH^Jj BEEHIVE **MH-*« H.SI) a small im fr r#-&)f i -j bottle. gri c a large j Jj hivouly, produced m France. bottle. id NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.1 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.10.3 Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 MAk Hi. IVoj I I NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.2 2 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.11.1 DEATH. DEATH. GAN— Gail CIV vi Neo, aged 19. second daughter of Mr. Gen fHock Canan, j-ass-d eway at the General Jl<> PlUl, ftt 5.30 p.m., yesterday Sntui'dny). Oor'<efe KaY.s ?,[>. Mardalay Ko:ul, at 4/pm. to Bukit Brown. NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.2 2 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.12 Sunday Tribune. Singapore Sunday, June 4, 1933. JUST A NAME. Sunday Tribune. Singapore Sunday, June 4, 1933. JUST A NAME. -There ha* been regrettable controvcrsij as to the naming of this new pier. i TfHIS phrase occurred m the speech made by His Exzq[- lency the Governor, Sir Cecil J Clementi at the official opening t Pier t0 Johnston s NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.2 2 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.13 IN AND OUT OF THE MALAYAN COURTS IN AND OUT OF THE MALAYAN COURTS Ii v all very well to enthusiastic at a fcx>t 'uil 111:1 eh. There is no liann done it' you throw vi]' >< !i i- hat, and nobody else cares if you lose it- Van might even kick the man m front of NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.2 2 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.14 Wit and Wisdom OF THE Week. Wit and Wisdom OF THE Week. IWCNDEPv what hapc,^ to the artilleryman who Kiar.ng'd t< ix op o fT a solidary i-ound U Saturday'^ P^^e W hen given the ;ider lo r.iload?" And I vondor hew ma*, y b i all k. s his blank provoked' t I ac. -ed NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.2 2 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.15.1 Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Results Use I j c2EH^ 1 IKOfN Cameras. Zeiss Ikon cameras are obtainable from all photographic dealers. Choose a Zeiss 1 NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.2 2 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.15.2 Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 CJfieWJtte&j of Great Qge. Malaya's Premier I WHISKY Obtainable from all Clubs, Hotels md first class dealers— (This is fact) Sole Agents i Sime, Darby Co., Ltd., Singapore, Malacca, Seremban and Muar. i Also obtainable from our Branches at Kuala Lumpur and Kuching. t NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.4 4 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.32.1 Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 25 Cents CN PASTE E W MEShJhi i, VXSJL 1 NO FEAST IS COMPLETE WITHOUT TIGER BEER v W i NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.3 3 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.16 COLONY TAKES BIG LEAD IN LAWN TENNIS. COLONY TAKE S BIG LEAD IN LAWN TENNIS. MATCHES AT TANGLfN CLUB. SIX DOUBLES PLAYED GFF ?N VERY HOT WEATHER. The Colony— F.M.S. Lawn Tennis Tournament commenced at the Tanglin Club yeste relay and six doubles were played off m the morning is hot weather. A!l Mx matches were won NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.3 3 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.17 CHINESE HELD TO DRAW. CHINESE HELD TO DRAW. Interesting Game At 1 Anson Road. THE Tamilian-, Physical Culture Aj-soeiaUoiM' of Kuala Luinpr.r, whose focc vtmm vi-«' rlud.es seven cf tbia year't Selangvr SlaV| players, are m $n£apore for the week-end. g They mrd.? their debut yesterday agatnst tvvl I Chinese p.t the A'v.c:\ Roau NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.3 3 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.18 PRESENT BEAT PAST. PRESENT BEAT PAST. Annual Matdi At RafHes Institution. Th? Rafilv.s In ti'ua^n sprang a surprise on the Old ftsOeslan Association m the annum P:^t v. Present fixture yesterday at the School ground by defeating them by 79 runs. The pier :r i :> s had first kr.oclc. The early I NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.3 3 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.19 INTER-STATE AT KUALA LUMPUR. INTER-STATE AT KUALA LUMPUR. Denison-Smith Scores 65 Runs. (From Our Own Correspondent.; Kuala Lumpur. June 3. HTHE annual inter-State match between A Sclangor and Penang WU commenced h^re to-day m fine weather. Play will be resumed to-mcrrow. Scores: PENANG,— IST INNINGS. Ah Ec c La Brooy b Lall Singh H NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.3 3 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.20 S.J.I. v. ST. ANDREWS. S.J.I. v. ST. ANDREWS. Leijssius Junior's Good Batti: -g Performance. rTHE match between St. Josvphs TnsUtution and St. Ai>dr«w s s-!iool was played yesterday on tm S.J.I, ground, and resulted m an easy victory for the Catholic Schcol. Taking firt knock, the S.J.I, compiled 200 for 6 wickets and declared, NA
Sunday Tribune (Singapore) sundaytribune19330604-1 4 June 1933 1 sundaytribune19330604-1.1.3 3 sundaytribune19330604-1.2.21 S.C.R.C. BEAT KHALSA. S.C.C. 1st INNINGS. S.C.R.C BEAT KHALSA. S.C.C. 1st INNINGS. Wazir Sin«:h And Chow Tat Bat Well. The Straits C::i:icse Recreation Club dcCwUd fat Singapore Khulsa Association j'esterciiy at tlieir own |TCttlld at Hong Lim Green by 33 run-. The KbalM batted first and were all out fo>--120. Wazir Sin ''i carried his Lett NA

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