The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 26 March 1928

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    13 1 Singapore Free Press 10 CENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S .MONDAY, MARCH 26. 1928. NO. 12,.w.s
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    264 1 I h« I h-.«rmMnun! ommilln at l.cnt'Mi «.i- unahU- It. ili««ii«<> th« l.itfi S«»\ u-t plan and the s«'^<*ion ended. I h«- Itriti^h repre^entati\e put forward a na\al memorandum lor inMirmation I'.il'« I h«- loral findink. in (ht> cj»m* o( |h«uroundintt ol the Ri\al Star lit- l>
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    MY FIRST FLIGHT.
    631 1 1 rvKanhiiff aeronaut m« a« the Mkru« «»"t ill. HI h, alway- turn <Un\ wh«i I m I <llff or it a n m I I th.'UMMJ Mi m,,rr iv,,.u|, frwm m> min.l t .-nUnd 1 •n came to m. M nwi ha.l it mm U! i-'
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      327 1 -j'.V.V.WW.W.V.W.V.V/.'.V.V. ;i MACKAY MONK'S f. COFFEE ROASTED AND (iROUND 5 daily Raffles Hotel j ROOMS WITH MODERN SANITATION TEA Grill lloom DINER I DANCE I NRIVALLED IN IHK EAST DANSANT EVERY CHERIE VALENTINE EVERY I MONDAY, and illlilL TUESDAY, I! Wednesday, TOMASITA BIRDWELL THURSDA v, AND CtelMtar, Acn.hatic- an.l Modern
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      188 1 sg J I FOft REFINED PERFUMERY AND TOILET PREPARATIONS -ALWAYS ASK FOR- i nil i i I PERFUMERY «-^&js BRITISH .^^^flU^ AND j^J BEST Krf^^ i j WjMWf -^1 B OKTAINAHI.E FROM ALL PKINdFAL DEALERS. WILLIAM GOBSAGI SONS. 1 10 ROHINSON RI). [EUROPE HOTEL: L HHllllllillilillllltllllllllHMllMUllllllilllllllllMlillllUlllllillllMlinill.lilll E I 1 11
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      117 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 ,u!.t."- I'airi- I. T ittJ«"> foi l.i'itT novelt I'., T l m- a«l\a'UaL't^ <-f PmMbM I'u< 1«». I.ittK'- aimua a t Paci I. Robinson and lock M.r»\ INath hat- I'uiT'' l.atrsi Ta 1 Hi' if W > it«-« wa\ I '.«l'< Hon <!'"» u\ i< 1 "\<\
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      10 1 < SEE THAT VOI LET RED LABEL BRAND j: COFFEE i
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      77 1 THE WEEK. Hiirh Wjitei Malacca: II W. I" I" 1.1 Letii'l 'tiv« i>un< u 1" Hi C. 9t C. V R. S.Y.I Ft.ntball: Shunic.iMi < Stadium rn. 4Ua% In>H Baaa, Th. ..tn- Hii:h \V.,t.-r. 1.J.. M.tn NaaMaaj H \v. 10.40 %jm 11 Ka«.«- I'ourv »..'.f flub nuM-tir*. I Alia- th-
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    HOW RISKO BEAT JACK SHARKEY.
    206 2 Knock-out Wanting. London, Mar. IS, N» v«.ik- Tex RickaitTi stares: f<»r a worth tiallen^er fof Tunney n ceived a set -I ;■.< fot th<- second time in fortniirht at th< Madison Sqoan Garden to-niu r ht, the sh:-t i -f{-k encounter failing to produw the
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    MILLIGAN LOSES HIS TITLE.
    163 2 Ama/.injr Scenes. London. Mar. 11. Edinburgh.- Amasmg scenes wmn wHnesi A mile-kMig quays formed neat the classic PlißCe'fl Street which were ci"M'il an hour before the start. Then was a gathering of W,OOO insi(i«>. sfilUgsjl was ihalrm in the Hist round by :i right to th<«
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    THE KINKEAD TRAGEDY.
    88 2 Did Iff II Hit Propellor? London. Mar. l.'i. Government diven located Kinkead'i st-;i-plane <i few hondred vards from niwra it fell '.ri \hv Solent. I i Dtenant-Coloße] Bristow, whose rusader wai entered t'<r the Bchneider Trophy race, and who mot with an accident during the triall at
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    HONG KONG BOXING.
    123 2 Morrki Retains Midiles Title. li iit'iiu Kong last week, Leading nalman MonK of 11. M.5. Argva, reI the middleweight championship of any, against Stoker Morreil of II !4.5, 'Hiit-tivi. in a fight that wa> !'»'!d\v that expected of ehampioa ■hip bqnts, the conti I extending ovei the
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    KEMMENDINE RICE MILL GUTTED.
    49 2 KEM MEN DINE RICE MILL GUTTED. l{:«nuc»<:n, March 7. N :ili H belonging to Bulaimaa Hajm '-I-- and Co., :u Kemroemttne, iriu burned down early this mornhif. 1 mill and machinery w«t« dasttvycd 1 k and the lodown were saveil. "f tin Arc is unknown '■•-•"■■■•H..l mi H 360,000.
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    5 2 8 JnTJUSLi r*» f '>«--k
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      491 2 for Coughs, Colds and all Throat Troubles. From all Chemists, Dispensaries and Stores. Sole Agents MEDICAL HALL, LTD. Singapore. THE HAPPY VALLEY PRESENT A Monster Programme OF Varied Amusements GATE 10 cts. MDM KELVEY'S SCHOOL OF jp DANCING. yv For children and _v^f m younj? ladies in Character, ClassiflX\}£\ cal
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      564 2 ALHAMBRA P^.° 9 NE (T«« ClMßff Kc* A (k, Ltd^ I'roprirton.) (OMMKNCINC; SINDAV. Kth MARCH. l!»2\ AT A I'AKA.MOINT SI I'KK PBOOUCTION -GOOD& NAUGHTY' I i mi ki\«. CPOLA NEGRI 1 11 TOM HOOK AM) KURD STKRLIM. SUM lI.I.ATINt. KO| ll< Kl\ KBDI MUM A In the Tirst Shim at
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    CONAN DOYLE ON CHURCHES
    494 3 "ABSURDITY AND BLASPHEMY." Hitter Tirade. WhaL Sir Arthur (onan Doyle imtt^m as the "fantastic, out-of-date doctrin of .he Christian Churches and the "organised materialism" and "systematic insanity" of present day Christianity form the suhject of a violent attack in a brochure wiitten by Si' Arthur and
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    THE POLICEMAN'S WALK.
    267 3 The policeman's walk, and with it his supposedly large feet, are traditional musichall jokes. It is interesting to learn the difficulties policemen have in picking up ,his peculiar slow method of walking. According to a young: North Country policeman of I) Division, \vh:» was my informant, it
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    JUROR FAINTS IN MURDER TRIAL.
    382 3 "Ghastly Details." Mr. Jusiict' Hawko's first murdt-r trial was marked by an unusual incident. One of the jurors collapsed while a dot tor was dfstrihinfc thf wound of the dead woman and as a result a fresh juror had to »*> impanelled and the trial
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    18 3 Inspector A. Smith, of the Central Police Station, Seremban, was admitted to the SiTemban General Hospital on Saturday.
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      242 3 ir'"*** M >WM><wllww<M '"'l'vxwwwinnjuuuuuuwua KODAK" FILM The first, and still the best. :i The dependable film in the yellow j: carton. "KODAK" FILMPACKS I For all fibnpack and plate cameras. J -M Kodak Limited s\ (Incorporated in England). "I > RETAIL: 8, Battery Road. OFFICE: 130, Robinson Road. ify/HvV* >
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      280 3 Turning to Knight- engined cars Many car owners are now investigating and buying cart powered by the faji^js Knight double-sleeve engine. The trend of f^v^rable opinion is rapid!" turning to Knight'enginci cars. i This demand for a motor car with long-lived economical engine indicate! a wide public appreciation of a
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      176 3 PICKWICK IN PICTURES. By Arthur Moreland. 72. Visitors for Mr. Sam WVIIer. A FEW MORNINGS AFTER. HIS iNCAPCEg e> rt M 6AW MIS FATHER UlTTilv/G ON HflE *^*£R\OtiS TALK WITH MM^ >V W^t.f)| V >*^4* "Sp ATION SAM WAS TAKING THE AIR in PACkn STAIRS. *tVE vSOT <ioCH a G«Mt
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    CALCUTTA LUCK
    1805 4  -  E. C. BULEY (^Ji thilling story tffate ami tkzjfameus iSveepstake NO NKWS. Stride by stride ihe^y fought their way up the alone, the big red colt and the lean grey one. The two heads thrust forward witii tb,same speed, they moved aln <><t ai oik Six strides the)
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    IN THE ATLANTIC.
    1913 4 IN THE ATLANTIC Franklin, during the few hours allowed tor preparation for his adventure, had been Kiven the satisfaction of learning that Buddy (Jrant had the most neifoct equipment for cro>sin K the Atlantic. Money had been lavishes upon preparations; and the ma;ssrirolosil apparatus, aiui other au-i^Miv- <• the navL-atorV
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    OXEN vs. LORRY.
    81 4 Pah*. An unusual tug of war between 40 oxer and a motor of 40 horse power is heiiijc organised for scientific pdrp<.>,. > at y t Sebastian. The oxen will be yoked to th.car. and at a. given signal the h«rV.-,n-. will whip up tiiei; boasts a.id
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    THE ARTIST AT HOME.
    953 4 Sharing a Studio. T<» share a studio wrth another aiti-U friend, th.'iiv'.i -.nuthinir of :i n>Y ha* ficii! mtmmtaß** There an- times. when genius 1 urns, when both painters ma) i with arti»ti« fervour and when two •eparate model* ma> required t<» o< the throne Ml
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    20 4  - Mr. Cona O'Riordan Spcakintc a* an Irishman, I hav«« foun« thi» Kngland a country ut fort> milli< habitants, mo*tl> lovable.-
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    SUGAR STEPS.
    215 4 Yet Another Nru |> a fatifrur a 1 1 > I •win «f i ha<l th. i M*Un<h<>l> affair *h«. «m|> thr Baltimore, *h N ■.1 ;il li 1 l and mm h to he laun< h«*d upon i ia a pen* a tootaaom* MM thought Mp <•!
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    RANGOON PORT TRUST LIBEL CASE.
    35 4 Tkfrr < harce* Kram<d \c^" I 11.I 1 rt True' Hr. I «w ftar I Mr A. Naritvar I \J IConala KmMjt in makimPort Tmst mu\\ i «Md t.. tnk.- bribe.
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    SEXUAL STERILIZATION OF THE FEEBLE-MINDED.
    20 4 SEXUAL STERILIZATION OF THE FEEBLE-MINDED. B^BMBton iAltwitai I stormy d« v laturr p*»«hl Bill provtrftrv sWriliuuioa of («r(*k mtnA'd I
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    This Week's Great Day
    534 5  -  Charles Cormia MewoaMeßeiusfaiftM hfctoisi of the EMpif*. ~fr Mar. 26 -Death of Cecil Rhodes. On March *.'6th., 100J, Cecil IRS Rhodes, the greatest of our modern Empire-builders, died at the J!«. hie was born in England in IH.").} and it intended that he should enter the
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    NIGHT-LIGHTS AS TONIC BATHS.
    468 5 Free Treatment on Broadwa> The \v<»nder of Broadway, New York, is evidently something that most people in England have never yet realised, or even heard about, judging by an appreciation of it written by Mr. Stephen Graham in hi* New York Nights. "Broadway/' says Mr. Graham,
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    LITTLE IGNORANCES OF OURS.
    460 5  -  R. H. Bretherton. I heard one man reproach another that he didn't know geography. But do you think that other fellow was ashamed Not he! He smiled in the pride of his pet ignorance, and, defending it. <oon had us convinced that it was to his
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    £50,000 PEARL NECKLACE LOST IN POST.
    55 5 London. March 7. A £50,000 pearl necklace sent by registered packet from Paris to London by a firm of jewellers has been lost in the post and is believed to have been stolen by an international trans? of train thieves. A reward of .£T>,OOO
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    15 5 Pedestrians do not exercise nearly so much fare as drivers. Chief Constable of Stoke om-TnwL
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    FEMINISTS WHO MAY "WRECK CIVILISATION."
    294 5 Authors* Scathing Attack. 'The number of people who are omjMt em in intellect, temperament. ar.«l body |g pitifully small compared with the number that is needed.'* This extract from "The Builders o| America," by Ellsworth Huntingdon am: Leon F. Whitney is a fair summary «.f
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    LORD TERRINGTON.
    18 5 tMrUtfkftt »r4*r«i by Ihntmi C*mn I' -mi —The r,,urt ha* nrtfervd Lord Trrr ni'ii>n'« extra<i imn
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      185 5 3 /fir /^'J 1 >^< D.D.D. Prescription is an infidlible remedy for Eczema, Psoriasis, Bad Leg, Salt Rheum, Prickly Heat, Ringworm, Dhobies Itch, or other skin trouble. Salves cannot do the work thoy simply < loir the port's. D.D.D. is not a sticky, smelly ointment, but a golden liquid wash
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      120 5 JpwerPrices Greater Values <J THE FOLLOWING NEW REDUCED PRKES ARE ErFECTIVF AS FROM THURSDAY, nth INST.-NEVER BEFORE HAVF DODGE BROTHERS OFFERED SUCH WONDERFUL \|.UE. Standard Touring Car $1,910 Special Touring Car $2,030 Sports Touring Car $2,075 Special Roadster Car $2,030 Special Type 128 Sedan $2,250 De Luxe Type 128 Sedan
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    THE NINTH OLYMPIAD.
    829 6 AMSTERDAM READY FOR WORLD'S ATHLETES. The Programme. The Olympic City and Stadium. whi<h lie on the outskirts of the city of Am>t«dam are now ready for the \'J2* Oknipi Games, which open on July 28th. At the last Olympic (lames, held in Par in 1924. as many
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    55 6 Th<- wedding will take plarr on Ka-trr Monday, at St. Qmgrii Church, Penan^r <>f Mr. A. C Purnford. Acting Manaj?er of HtMffl f'ald»>eck, Margrrtiroi an «l O»., Ltd., an<i Mi Q. A. Nichol. of th. .tat!" of the Anjrlo-( hinese (;irU* s< h.,.,1. and 'lausrhter of Mrs. J. Nirhol. of
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      660 6 the: 99 A%i co v the M EMPIRE "BSlßfS^g FORTIS q, i|-|- rA f QF r^~" ,^i expanding SuitCase —^¥>»r a I '-,-jB ONE O> -f-^VAYj b7A HOARD VALUES b I ■»i THE 'TRAVELLER' L S-^--- %^J •IP BNGI ISH LEATHER STIT o/¥f OF w /r£AWAVS standard values. ~/*«V rAfll
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      197 6 COLIC QUICK RELIEF Not only children but adults constantly suffer severe pains from over eating, change of food or drinking water. As a well known remedy for many years CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC REMEDY has been relied on the world over to give quick relief from colic, diarrhoea and stomach cramps. Chamberlain's
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      358 6 NOWj f You con>/ gf wet in Feather W W dght STORMPKOOK A Nl.itt.in> i it i>nc ihtiil iL the uxnl (i-iLinlinf W ftWf|irm4 it I i»hni? wi-.ir iri'l i« VMirintrrxJ abftolutrly Waterprool It is tKe of tfiruil FratK< rwnfht if». and. Ih-»i and (trat^.ilur liftWhvwfht Si i>ro<4. now »>4<l
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    THE COAL TRADE.
    161 7 LABOUR MOVE TO REPEAL HOURS ACT. How it Helped Mines. London, "M »r. 2.'». TW Bouse if Coot dm bv J"2 ta 127 rejected tha Cood Mines Bill lalrodojjod bf Labour member which h intended to repeal the Kijfht Hours Act of l!»2n and lestoie the seven
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    GOVERNMENTS WIRELESS POLICY.
    196 7 [British Radio Official Service. 1 Kugby. Mar. 22. The Prime Minister OJKWOJIfjd in the House of Commons a number of questions r.'guiding the wireless services an 1 cable Off vices. He said th? Government and the Imperial Wireless and Cable conference had no previous knowledge of the
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    GENEVA AND DISARMAMENT.
    149 7 [Reuter's Seivice.] (ieneva, March 2H. Th. disarmament Committee discussed a resolution showing thv impracticability of the Soviet disarmament plan which could only bo realised when international organisation is strengthened as regards both its methods of pacific procedure and systematic organisation of sanctions*. The Soviet plan should however
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    MANCHESTER SHARE SCRAMBLE.
    71 7 [Router's Service.] I <viid(»n. Mar. 23. "1 am afraid there will be some sever* financial headaches" was the ninnu'tit of leading stockbroker re^aidinjr h«'»tic aasjßjsjt on the Manchester Sto.k Kxchun^e resembling the textile boom position and the i übbtr boom of 11)10. Dosdiaoja reftoctod a change of
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    CATHOLICS IN THE TYROL.
    88 7 IKeutcr's Service. l Vienna. Mar. 21. In an interview with Tardinal Pilfl, Archbishop of Vienna on the Tyrol question a prominent Austrian journalist in Rome was told that the Pope declared he had doin his best in the matter of impaitin^ religious instruction to German and
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    EMPIRE COTTON LEVY REDUCED.
    69 7 I Re- j: vis Benrieaj.] London, Mar. 21. The Federation of Master CottOMptaMVl has dacMad to undertake, far four years thf imposition of a levy of threepeme a bale on all raw cotton purchased by spinners and manufacturers in Lamas-hire the proceeds to the devoted to
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    DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.
    23 7 [Reuter's Service. 1 LaWSMsj Mar. 23. Mr. Henry Gettj Chilton heroines 'A.r.:.---llf t*> the Vntii-;tn in MC?fss4fJll I > Sir 000 Hussoli.
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    RADELLA ESTATE.
    1187 7 ANNUAL MEETINC; AT MALACCA. The Restriction Question. Tfcp th'hu-i./ih (udiuur. manual v:v««rA<f sacttfaja; of )t ;i! t )]u Kobbcr BctaU, \M w;i.^ bdd at 4, BOS)< Maiana, »>n Su tt.Kiay. Mi. T. F. Anderson Poll presiding Alter the u.<>ual preliminaries the 'hair man said: After writing off ample
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    AVIATION TRAGEDIES.
    469 7 The Sacrifices of Pioneers. f Br»« i-ii Rh«l«.. fHfirinl S. rvtci Kuieby. Mar. Si. Sn'Min! !!<•:.»•. > peaking ai Birminjr-h.-iiii. rci-.-rr..! the recent air trituedi In reiraid to the !<•<- „f Flight I. wui. Kinkead, he >a <l: "Pno the pursuit g| -neni ;u-:ifv the sacrifice <>f human
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    MEXCO'S CUSHIONED CAPITAL.
    43 7 fH< ut «-i Bi i I N|« Mc«> < il>. Mar. 2.1. i i .im! 11l vxti tiMi.n '.\\«l\« i»!\ iu«» \< I ami l« than a >r«- injur»<| i m»il ;h« (a|»ital. urtmif a- <ii- k i, il t urn deftrurtion.
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    RUSSIAN GOLD FOR ENGLAND.
    35 7 I II» ut i'* Service. 1 Ui^a. Mar. 2.1. 1 b« urninvnt of Soviet jt"M v^rijfhinjr ten t:»n« amved by rail fr< m M »-< w f .••hij ;ii» r > I njHarwL
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    CHINA TRADE BETTER.
    26 7 lAtm4*m. Mar. U inir MMl] was now mor» doinir i \hv |«M two month- than in the vWVat VI IM t V•*o% V
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    DUTCH INDIES LAWS.
    25 7 ii .i Mar. tt. I I hamher by 49 t«. If \>*~r+ the »mm<td hi nmMin tint foe I hit nf abroad.
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      482 7 BUSINESS CARDS. Personal Moagfaan o f every i iifition tflass, chinaware etc. i u rely packed for conveyance to rtf "f the world. Luß^age etc msportetl, attended and put on teamen or rail, and sent anywhere. Writa GEE AND CO, D AWN sfuDloT! JAPANESE PHOTOGRAPHER 4 PRINSEP SI'REET per cent
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      582 7 NOTICES. the sinc;apore slipway and engineering co LTD. NOTICE i> Bvr*kf firm that the Ti tm HOOk'Ol the (omp.-.nj will kc clo-ed ftom 27th M.'.rch to M April ItJt, bDtk .lay, ip,i, sv Ordtt <i( c/u- OCvaatots 1 >. TKTNCK, Actiritr Bacvatatf. 'ngHPore, 2€tk Maick, I9M >:; :j 4 rUBNISHBO
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      196 7 NOTICE OF REMOVAL' Wt have rMMToi lo }»>4 MIDDLE ROAD (botwwa Queen stieit ami Waterloo Btroot), ofwing to the roeoMtraettoa td thi present premisi's to three-storied buildfa^, The work will be complete in one year. ECHIGOYA AND CO S j TKMPORARY SHOP- It>| MIIHH.K Kl) j Telephone No. W2. TENDBSa
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, MARCH 26, *****. WEEK END COMMENT.
    576 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, MARCH 26, *****. WEEK END COMMENT. The attempt by the Soviet to force a consideration of a universal disarmament plan upon the Committee at Geneva, which apparently had no power to consider such a scheme, has failed, and very naturally the representatives of Russia, who proposed
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    615 8 S;i Laurence an«i I*ad) Guilleinard at-t«n<l*-»i Mrt, Baldwin's nootion a* I 1 I>«»wnine-*treet. on Feb. Mr. O. V. L. Hough. A.«s!. Supenr.tei dent, Chandu Monopoly. Ipof. I'ps isjOJJOjg his (l«'Vfi ni>u nt post at th. en«i this month.- T.O.M. Tki Anglo-Scot!;-h rugb> urn*. <•!! March IT was the farewell :nlen>a:
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    SPORTS CABLES.
    112 8 THK CRAM) NATIONAL BETTING. Trump Card Still Favourite. [Our Own ii M'<.rul«nt. < «n»> riftht 1 I undon. Mar. 21. Tht- latest l-.-ttinc t-.r h« Grand National, to b<- run at Aintr«-«' <«n Fri«la\ i> a> f«»l lowMr, (i. NrA.ll Nairn'n Trump ai«l 1" 1 Mr. W |»ai>onajr»'s
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    CUP MATCH ATTENDANCES.
    90 8 fOur Own <' rn-|>omli'tn- < «»|»> riirht.] I omlon Mir 1M Thti, w«t. 7 M r. t.r M el, r-tu-l.i-Sht -t?iflii l int.«l matih n th, I (h»-t«T l'n.t«Ml BTOWrf thin aft T»oon, whcr,. I draw of two all i«»ul*<<l Thi* a" equals th< irround »«•<•<>!. l
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    CAMBRIDGE WIN INTERVARSITY SPORTS.
    89 8 V Xen Hurdles Record. [Our < m "W nifht 1 I ondon. Mar 21 c;i>\ win .t\ ||H M int««» --Varsity athletic meeting win ninjf irht events t.. Oxford^ thrat !);»ik BfcftM "V.\\ won th<- |H»U- jump, j imp, an«l tkVM If Ap .\it>*.an«linc parftffMtl MBMf
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    FRANCE WIN INTERNATIONAL CROSS-COUNTRY.
    80 8 FRANCE WIN INTERNATIONAL C ROSS-COUNTRY. [Our <>>v- respondent ««ii»\?iirht I ondon. Mar 2\ A.th<- mh Knclan.i faraftahad t hi rir-t man hotm- atni S» tland thr arcond Iriruv won the international ejaaj-cnuntr) ru«-e at thi> afternoon, thu- reinatirnr th« -u th«'\ ath>\".i in IMS, an<! m 190 and ***** th«ir
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    PRINCIPAL RUGBY RESULTS.
    55 8 hir i»u' i n,|« nt < i»p> r g London Mar. 21 Inril th«- priw IfMil I t<«-<i;i\ r«. Harlrquii > 1 A rim 18: KAI anl rT 11 MM kl l:»>sl>n 12 l>i-\oti|> S« rv Richmond 11: North of Ic > Hart> Northampton JJ l.t-icoslrr 2"»:
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    48 8 [Our Own Corn -jMin.l«-nt lop>ri|fht i London. Mar. 21. Oxford r«»wed a full «"our>«- trial thi* af ternoon in 19 minute* 21 ond* und«-r |r«>«>d conditions. Yenterilay. w h««n Canil>ri«lfc»--wen- out lor a full rou»>»' mai. th« had a head wind anil took minutr- .1
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    ENGLAND LOSE HOCKEY INTERNATIONAL.
    36 8 |Our Own Correspondent. < "i»\ r iirht 1 I .mml..i« Mar. 21 Kntfiari'l w«r< >•• .it «-n in «1 ;nt4-r national h k«\ u.at< h »•> 1». bad I I thro*- ir« i t«. tu
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    NEW AMATEUR FOILS CHAMPION.
    32 8 NEW AMATEU R FOILS CH AMPION. [Our Owl < ti. -poriilcnt < I'vntfht I ondon. \|«r 21 Th«- amateur !<• i> chaaplowkip «»f Knx land w.i- d« tidtd durnjf th« ..k. nn< chaiitpioi 1. rrm»-r-it>
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    CORINTHIANS DRAW WITH ARMY.
    24 8 [Our Own Correspondent. < I.J 1 «>ndon. M«r. J In the annual mutch the Corinthians and thi Army drt-w four all.
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    CHERPINO FOLLIES' FAREWELL.
    85 8 Iterpino'* Bn*adwa> Folltoi w> >> mpN-t inir IM| hhmM mmi t«. th« Adtlpti Hot«-1 thi week .irnl th«- |M-rl'i>i-nuttii-« wil be irivi-n over to request nun herpino would like t«. haw in h*r .1 i. cettrnK do\*n the !a-t Wednesday next. The .ilian ♦ha mm gfMtf Mtcc^Ma
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    108 8 DISTI RMV. LAltont T POLICY. ».A.M. Alarmed. IHn I"niTM|iomltiH i Kuala Lumpur. Mai \t lh* quaitrrly gcnml rm Plant.- of MhUvm i >atur«l:%'. Mr .1 Th nuittti* M*vrrail mrmUtu Mioru lag i li. in nunii .mi iut. Ml kl if rr»olini..t.^ w. pa- 'I "That tMI MMtlßi v
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    30 8 I.ATKST IM lIISKK VUU ,1 Mi Our Owi Corrr»p<n«i< London M..i I IJ n««»«i M. S) r min<rton and td notifv ti» «l.t\ *> i.' l l i Ib,
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    L.O.N. HEALTH BUREAU.
    74 8 II Mh Kul I ..k.- N ««d Mart h l \d«n i. t.ih Im hi |t«imhM> 1 i irur ti«Mt» 1 l:» •mall i H «imi I < <\\r\\i u M.nlr.i* I ftratb > KanfftH m I •nf l' i■ c iii >' I lutir..rm l'«'lH|l.hM.> tin
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    HOCKEY.
    44 8 Mm! It v > \i v > in iMt, MM tram* rrnultinc in I m-ithrr t«-««n Kortnff. Thr f..l|,.winir v, r I: \M < at h«v. M < irr.-un.l I K W»• D. K G. W. ft. H 1 |te m-tain*. MMla'l I i K, M. M«l«11
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    RESTRICTION.
    76 9 EVENING STANDARD RUMOUR. u trh Visit Postponed. rmpondent. Copyright). London. March 24. I lard ays it is almost ivil Research Committee will removal of Restrictions. [Reuter*i Service.] Amsterdam, Mar. 24. •tie Dutch rubbei com- t<> London has been postpon- rt lest, until April 2nd. London, Mar. 21. -rally Stated,
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    JERMAN FILM SCANDAL.
    50 9 r*l Service.) llerlin. March 21. i ommittee invest igating sndal m which Capt. Ministry of Defence used '•f 1 films, found that .M authority to handle the The him company's Unto 55,000,000 marki of be SI ay 26,000^000. The > ii- immed ate liquids nn entei pi
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    A CORNER IN QUININE.
    46 9 [Renter*! Service] Men York. Marrh 21. hi beg un an Inqairy fraadjarj nto alleged i trol the price of quinine anti-truti law. Quanti I .ilu<<! at CSOjOOO irer< i i the army base. itiiratoi state that 'reign I'.rmd ng Kina Bureau, lava
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    LIPPING WITH LINDY.
    46 9 Service.] H a-hitsuton. March 21. l<'<"al prominent pes>on^ Bollingfield Aerodrome await take a "flip" with Lindbergh invited all congressmen t" 1 he ha- taken up OVH Ml .md their families of all i Th»- ajre* have ranged to 84. .il)if.~ on jia^r*' 7.]
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    CAR OVERTURNS.
    127 9 Kuropean Injured. H. Daly, of Mmn L ya ll and seriously injured when his Morris timed turtle in New Krppol I "lay abort B p.m. No witnesses h;i\ |MM forward, and round l>\ some artillerymen overturned car. The iceM denl l- neat wlnre two Kuropeans ti > BfO
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    35 9 I Acnew'i exhibit of Um ttaapt y In'i rnational Stamp KxhiAftl (at l<». oi«-ti<-d (,n K 1-v I "tht- moM h«-autifully ar OH N view." Th<- total valut "f all MHOrtriet exhibited li 0 f.atu-.
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    FENZIED FINANCE.
    182 9 RADIO AND VICTOR MERGE. Hrokers Break Down. [Neuter's Service.] Now York. March 21. Another gigantic Mipr i s stated te bf OB the Vtrgc of completion. The Radio CorPmtioii |i preparing to unite with the Victor Taaciag-maehim Company the combined capital befog $2r,0.000,n00. N York, March 24. lhr
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    LLOYDS COFFEE PALACE.
    57 9 [Reuters Service.] London. March 21. Hia Majesty, wh«. laid the foundattev stone in 192.'), to-day, accompanied by tJuQueen, inaugurated Uoydi third home since tli3 start Lloyds cosTeehouse in 1688. Tl»e building was deugaod bj sii Edwin Cooper and cost 8,000,000. It standi on the <-,u> -I the
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    A BALKAN "INCIDENT."
    55 9 [Keuter^ Service.] London. March 2">. The wires from the Balkan capitals an bussing with sccusationi and deniali fol lowing the action of the Jutfo-Slav authorities in holding ap a tfoods train at th«. frontier station of Subotica consisting of 82 sealed truclu containing explosives alleged to be
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    BUT WHAT WILL THE ATLANTIC SAY?
    72 9 BUT WHAT WILL THE ATLANTIC SAY? [Keuter's Service.] Havre. March 14. The airman Rene Fonck has arrived from America. Re said he has plans fol an Atlantic commercial air route, which h( i.- helping to organise. i>ased on the prir. ciple of floating islands the Arst of which will be
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    AUSTRALIAN STRIKERS RESUME.
    30 9 AUSTRALIAN STRIKERS RES UME. [Reuter's Service.] Newcastle. New South Wales. March 24. The employees at Walsh Island dockyard bSTC agreed to return t<» w«>rk on MarcV L'»» on pre^stoppage conditions.
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    AMERICA'S ARMY COSTS.
    26 9 AMERICA' S ARMY COSTS. Washington. March 24. Mr. oolidge has signed a War Depart merit appropriation of $898,500,000 providing for the maintenance of the present force.
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    NORTH IRELAND'S GOVERNOR.
    29 9 London. Ma re I, i The Duke of Abercorn has been reappointed Governor of Northern Ireland tor a further six years. [Saturday's cables on page 7.]
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    THE LATE MR. EBER.
    293 9 Inquest Opens. The inquest on the late Mr. \V. Eher who was killed by a motor lorry while he was standing at the entrance to St. Michael's road recently, was commenced before Mr. V. Bourne on Saturday. The deceased's relatives were represented by Mr. Roland Braddell
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    DISARMAMENT.
    553 9 SOVIET PRODUCES NEW SCHEME. Russo-German Protests. fßeuter's Service. J 'Geneva. March 21. Notwithstanding the < hairma.i's ruling yesterday evening the Soviet delegation later issued a new partial and progressive disarmament scheme under which the. armies and naval armaments could be reduced by graduated percentages based on the present strengths.
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CUB.
    256 9 The Spring Cup. The Spring Cup was competed for on Sat unlay and yesterday and resulted in a win for Mr. A. K. Bailey. Eighty-nine cards were taken out and the following were returned. The fiuillemard hallenge Cup. The following is the draw for thi> cum.: petition:
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    20 9 Th<« Hon. Mr. W. Pee! and Mr<. Pet 1 wtra passengers arriving 1 by the Moren from Marseilles on Saturday.
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    DR. BROOKE'S RETIREMENT.
    988 9 FAREWELL FROM HEALTH DEPARTMENT. Work for the League. The Statf ..f the llov.rnmrnt Hiaith Depart nunt pnri a tta party at Katfles Sth(M)l on Saturday afternoon r, n th«> occa.xinn of the retirement from tho Government Service of I>r. (iilbi-rt Jinll. Chief Health Officer, an.l Mrs. Ihlltl
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      577 10 EUerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England). "ellermaFline. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICES TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT (VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL). FREIGHT SERVICE. OITWARDS. TO HONG KONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. Due S'pore. 1928. *.s. CITY OF ROI'BAIX Apr- 4 s.s. CITY OF NEWCASTLE May R CITY OF TOKIO
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    THE ROYAL STAR.
    165 12 CAPTAIN ESTABLISHES PRECEDENT. Singapore Court in Error. IReuter's Service.) London, Mar. 23. The contention hitherto maintained by the Board of Trade that a ship's captain is not entitled to appeal to the law courts against a decision of a Board of Trad* inquiry into a shipping disaster
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    AN HISTORICAL APPEAL.
    288 12 [Our Own Correspondent. Copyright.] i i. iiHo n. Mar. 24. The papers, in reporting the decision of the Admiralty Court in the appeal of the Captain of the Royal Star, emphasise that thir> the first time in history that the appeal of a ship's captain against a
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    AIRCRAFT CARRIER ARRIVES.
    110 12 H.M^ Aircraft Carrier Argus arrived in port yesterday morning from Honjr Kong, which port she left on March '20th., under the command of Capt. A. R. Palmer. She is at present lying at the Oil Wharf. Keppel Harbour and is expected to leave for Colombo and the
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    LONDON PORT CHARGES
    27 12 London. Mar. 2-1. The Port of London authorities announce a very substantial reduction in rates for exports shipped from their quays from May 1.
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    WEEK-END CARGOES.
    74 12 Coal on the Eva from Samarimia. Coal on the Somedono Maru from Calcutta, bound for Hong Kong. Asphalt and empty drums by the Palemhang from Bomba> Copra by the Koseric from Kataul for Marseilles. Sugar by the (tiang Ann from Batavia. Coal by the Marosa from (1. B.
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    111 12 The Hong Peng arrived from Amoy yesterday with 2.129 deck passengers. The master of the Hong IVng reported yesterday that he passed a large tree with root*, dangerous to navigation, in lat. 1.43 V. ***** E. The M.M. homeward mail steamer Amboise is due here from Saigon to-day at 8
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    THE VYNER BROOKE.
    505 12 New Sarawak Steamer Arrives. (»n Friday afternoon. th«- M« sto*mrr the Sarawak $tram Navi(rati<»n arriwd in port after a pas mi ire lasting thirl days from the huild« r m\ l«ith. <lui injf the courso of which >h« made a il trip fn»m Suez to Simraj.-n uithout
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    SARAWAK STEAMER SOLD
    74 12 The Saiauak Steam N'avigntion < pany'> steamer Min arri\e<l in |*ort \««>t»rday from Miri She ha«» U»n the Straits Steam>hip Compan> and if to go into dork, lie fore being placed on <>m >>f the latter (omp«n>h arrvirey huring the voyage t to Min ..n \Ureh 4th.
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      764 12 I MAIL DESPATCHES. BY STEAMER TO-DAY. Java, South-Wcst Sumatra, SouthI East Borneo, Celebeß, Moluccas Timor Dilly and Western Australia Gascoyne 9 a.m. North. N. Ea*t and N. West Sumatra Melchior Treub 9 a.m. Oml and Benuit I oong Heng *J m I'ulau Snrgi Hong Teck 9 a.m. Rhio Emely 9
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      55 12 Mahvlla, Norw. S4O, from Uantekok 25. for Bangkok 27. Ihikat. Norw. 7GI. from Bangkok r for Bangkok 27. (I.EARANCEB. March 24.— Cepoli*. Raub. Sunlatul, Kgra, (Brit.); Auby, Rajah of Sarawak. KuchinK. (Sar.); Carl I*givn, (Or.); I). Van Twint, Talang Akar, Tohlam. Kmile, Van der Parra, S^nar.K. Van Neck, SingkarA, (Dut.);
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    MATTERS INDIAN.
    470 13 Malayalees in Johore. (Out Indian Conf poadcnt). The inaasnral meeting >( t!.. Johoce MaL uyal«- Asso( iation took place on the 11th. instant a1 M, Jalan Ibrahim, Xohore Uahiu. The aali wai tastafaUy orated and ivtod gathering wan preaest t«> witiwai the .unction. The busiaesn <>f the meeting
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    JUBILEE OF A GREAT FIRM.
    299 13 JUBILEE OF A GREAT F IRM. ()riuin;il Capital of t'l.">0 and Imagination. The enterprise and initiative ol yauag sh<<p assistant were remembered ejrhen shoppers passing along H«dlx'in >a\v outside a famous stole gigantic si^ns announcing a celebration sale. Exactly fifty years a&r.> yoejng Albert Walter Gamage made his plunge. He
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    184 13 The Field of Feb. 23 contains a photograph of a newly born calf of the Sumatran rhinoceros which has been presented t<> the Natural History Museum, South Kensington, London, by H.H. the Sultan of Perak. The Field make* the following comments upon this specimen:— lt is a little over l
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    "IF THE WASH IS HARNESSED."
    828 14 £2,000,000 A YEAR INCOME SCHEME. Inventor's Claims. Will the white horses of th*- M-a be harnessed to the wheels of commerce? Will th« whisper of the waves gently breaking on the shore or the thu.ider of the MMI in anpry mood saying, *"Um me." "I
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    144 14 Tht- t..iy of tlu- «lisr«»v«i 1,, „f Colonel I.in.U.-nrhV hosts that Amerind Mo] f.( *>„. „n v „m > j, ir( >nnir to uin<l another p< pular h«-ro who found a uiuii.t'ide of .-hiits superfluous. \Tht-n GaribaMi amc to Stafford Boom for that d*-liriou« rtr*p t.on
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    29 14 We understand that th»- condition of tho Hon^rr. P. K. N'amhyar is -lightly U-tUr. but he is still confined to bed «n.l is unablo to move about. S. Kcho.
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    GAYER PARIS.
    28 14 appear M I•ti', iullv kmimi mm tun itulilk,. r% »un bat^ I Vk>lrl rt It in xtuat^lalmo.st.n the Plar, and ZTI IT WltH Another attraction of
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    TEIA MALAY A TIN DREDGING.
    181 15 M<-s:s. Gothric and Ltd., Penan*; locaJ au-nts for the Ti-ja Malaya Ti > Dredging, have been informed by eable thai the following circular wrm* despatched the Beeretariei to ■hwnhoKleii on March 17th: We uw bifftmeted by Thi n<>a:.i tc five yon the i tllowteg informal
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    196 15 ROSE. MACPHAIL COS REPORT. liinjjapore. >Jar. 21. Kuhlu-i. London, Is l,j- up (KaJ i<-4 Cts. 'liii. London i2:{«.» i:,s. ;<;> r r i. <Ka i M2SH 100 Tons. Miniryr. Steady. Ku.-Ik»i> I.:: 1 J.ol" Malaya Coaaolldjitcd 1.00 1.12, Taiping l.im '.-Ju. North Tait. in- 1.08 1.11, South
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    46 15 Salurd.-»y*s Vl'erstiur.s. Raton* PfttUuif i.?i > Kast-rn Si;i:n <* p. ,m Hm«\ v,, t p n f ,t Kucha! l •> n Ni i! 11 4 .>i vvt»iH« (tn T«kW«tl«« i I (!v g| fl 11 lia H 19k m. .i P*l M TV r.i' (f)
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    388 15 I.«ndon F«*h. 22. The Federal Reserve Tank MM to have •dminifttmd 100 imn rheei to kmmU cans for the prime of realising the mdottbted prosperity of their country. and the m» <)Uent h.-avv falls on Wall Street have <nu« ed fresh fears hen- rewarding the future outcome
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    PAHANG PLANTERS.
    163 15 K 'i Pnmp— n sad Asiatic ptoducori m told r Haul. <»•< Saturday, undei Um au.pi.. of th«- Cmtral I' a nan* i'. A., ki iiiMii.- Restrfctkm, aad wu addrMMd Vfcomta K. «i.- Bandy, ulti.. i ':> in mi n,. j., --in^r th«- foil* nti -n: •"That thi*
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    EXCHANGE.
    32 15 H.»uk I mi Private rrtiiit- m.-. i \< v York, demand "i ,J ;i> h.-i.i.. I T. H<»njr K'>?t'. ilrm.ii l<" \> I <>kit K.tmi I I' .r, ticniMrx! Bank of Knjrlnnd Ua*.<
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    PRODUCE.
    122 15 I *r£».so i I lll;t.k 7| M|.l 'hi \i i: i ajg Riot, I IK 1 iiutiiouv |oj j 1 1 I I l'| fur export r thousand v. flour I'. imp. \> row om t:n» b.^'n TiCM OH I s^o riflv? !n h-iik R c ilWni I j,
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    33 15 March 24th., 12 o'clock noon. M laH g < K. k> s >p.»t "(i .lon. Jul\ -S.pt. •f Market: Ittiadj I V. ik S-n.- Sh, t «;.,t* 27 I
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    MACPHAIL'S SHARE LIST.
    220 15 SalurdM>\ Vltrratinn*. °f < N irv during that year couli 1... l«t*< ned if ••r«'d it im|MMati\f> t. ,< .i»>l«- t.» l'. I DOT ill-it to the level of nvist nf I We an- n<>t alone in tl i thru- :u.- many -mall siuiila:'y han.li. .ii>|..-.i. v;
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    210 15 U WTOR IM IP 1 .nnu.-il meetta* N i. i.ba«--1 Mi I i v> V M H h \Jw, I „,.1 ft «f r< |M.rt und tmmmtin, iaid The profit Im thr v. itounte<t :i« araiiui -i! *r. \\h., -I ..n ih,- :;c ,i, .ill:.'. I, I.
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    LOCAL CRICKET.
    1072 16 SERVICES DEFEATED. McFarlane's Bowling Feat. The outstanding feature of the two-days <riek<n match between the S.C.C. and United Services at Tan^lin on Friday and Saturday was the splendid bowling of McFarlane,.who took twelve wickets for an |||Nf^l of 72 runs, or an average of six runs per wicket.
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    THE S.C.C. VISIT TO JOHORE.
    56 16 A Hose and Interesting (iame. tHovch the .1 m „i ra B.C.C. ilnn to jon, on Friday t«, p M a all-.l iy match •■•'l .l-fltiitc. result, t.,, K;iln wa a vory ;-;rl: l :i >oi »*3 jcort- Hwmed more than „,obar,,, VV R rfct
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    MALAYAN RACING.
    491 16 SELANGOR AMATEUR MEETING. Saturday's Results. [From Our Own Correspondent] Kuala Lumpur. Mar. 21. The weather was fine to-day and the racing good while there was a larger attendance than on Thursday. Herat's. Division |J. (Six furlongs). Kaloola. Mr. Whittaker 10, 1. Oniadhaun. Mr. Elliott 10.4 1 Prevail, Mr.
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    S.R.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    67 16 MONDAYS TIKS. Doubles Handirap. Tesscnsohn and K. TmMMSoIm v«-. W. Balhetchet and V. H. Norris. C. P€'U-rsr;n and H. N. Halhctch»t vs. K Em and T. I.t-ijssius. F. C it Souxii and N. S. Hot;an vs. T. r <>nl<iro and R. p, it BoVSft. Mnnh Handirap A.
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  • ENGLISH CUP.
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      BLACKBURN TOO GOOD FOR ARSENAL.
      78 16 Huddersfield and Sheffield Draw. [Reuter's Service.! London March 24. Results of Cup and LtogM matches played to-day were: F.njflish F.A. Cup. Semi-Final*. Huddorstield 2. Sheffield Un'ied 2. (at Maneh-ster). Arsenal 0, Blackburn |HTin 1. (at Leicester). Ho.-cani|). Blackburn Rovers' centre -forward had the satisfaction of
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      Scottish F.A. Cup.—Semi-Finals.
      21 16 Scottish F.A. Cup. Semi-Finals. Hibernians 0, Ranger^ 3. (at Tynecastle Park, Kdinbrogh). Celtic 2, Queen's Park 1. (at Ibrox Park. (Jlasjrow).
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      ENGLISH LEAGUE RESULTS.
      227 16 DIVISION I. Cood We*»t Ham Win at Cardiff. Birmingham 4, Burnley U. Bolton :j, lA'ki>st«r Ik Cardiff 1, West Ham Everton 2, Derby 1 Newcastle ft, Bury The Wednesday 4, Uvcipool 0. T« ttenham 2, Aston Villa 1. DIVISION II. Manchester Win at Chtlsea. Blackpool 5, Notts
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    178 16 MONDAYS TIES. Profession Pairs. C E. Hudson and A. T. Weds? wood vs. R. R. (iotch and Ci. V. Strin*fellow. G. JofcMtOW and A. (.J. Hay vs. p. H. Bat tishill and H. W, St. GtOTg* M\ Wardell and R. Crawford vs. R. K. H. Donnell
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    TENNIS AT TANGUN CLUB.
    81 16 H .MONDAY'S TIKS. Mixed Doubles Open. Green and Mrs. Freyher^ vs. Mr. arxl Mrs. A. Stevens. Mr. ar.<! Miss Salmond vs. Hall and Mrs. Laing. Bateman and Mrs. Franklin vs. Milligan and Mrs. Cullen. Fuller and Mrs. Hesta vs. Mr. and Mr<. Hansell (to finish). C'ullen
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      FOOTBALL.
      349 16 R.A. Draw With Malayan Chinese. R.A 1: Malayan (hint-He. A draw, 1— 1, was the somewhat un«*x pectod r<'>ult of the match played on th Stadium (»n Saturday U-tween the Malayan Chinese and the Royal Artillery. The Artillery had a li^ht 1 y alter, •<! side, and plav<i a
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      MALAYAN CHINESE LEAVE FOR HONG KONG.
      111 16 There was a iarire irrururinyr of fMttallm :«n<l official-' at N>>. U-rth yesterday im.rnuiir to bid ipMKlhyt 1 to t l i»- Malayan (I h lift on hoard th«- Hun vn i«>ut. |tl HfTij: K"nir. Thf party ron.«i*l* <>!" some <>t" the \<r-\ Chines*
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      CEYLON FOOTBALLERS' VISIT.
      124 16 In <-c>nne\i>m with th« tour t| a team of baieftiotris to Singapore the Times of Ceylon .-ays thi- four matches arranged in Singapore are :ti;ain-t th«' Ejr«>i»«:ins. the Chinese, th- A an<l the Kura-ians. If th»- titn»- an be i>i:nd tIMN wfli in all pn> > ;il>ilit
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      DUKE'S MATCH POSTPONED.
      69 16 <)Ainpr to the il 1 n« <>f ~..m,. „f thv \i-it in*r Shanghai Chinese ff».thall players, th»inatih a»rain>t tht> Nm'i, whirr- w n for decision to-day at th« Stadium ha*, unfortunately, had to bt <atn«lU'«l. Th« If will, huwi'vcr. play ajrainst t hi- S.K.A. «»n Friday according
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    CRICKET PRESS vs. Y.M.C.A.
    220 16 Playinir <»n »h«' V.M.C.A. srround on Saturday, the Pn>> t. am arru.d with four M short and the Y MCA. «»n«- man >hort. The I»n-ss ..p.ind thr lattirij.' with Vm<and Wilson, who made 127 lor the first w i, ket before they were parated. Vine jravc
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    FRANCE WINS CROSS-COUNTRY INTERNATIONAL.
    45 16 A>r. Marti H Th«- Ji\« nutioi i»untr> race f.n teams of six o\,-r s ;t miles was uon hy Frame with 4.'. |K»int>, Knjcland Bcotland 104. Walt! IM, lielun.l 17i». Kckerxle^ «.f Knjfland wan fimi home ip •'•L* mins. .'{4 hm
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