The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 30 March 1928

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    Masthead
    13 1 Singapore Free Press 10 CENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S FRIDAY, MARCH MX 1925. no. i.'jn
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    271 1 I hi- rinamial I .nun» < -n» it i- peeled that an olfnM siattmeni .i* r« irdtt the KcMiinh ommittee enquire iplii re-lricii-n i- exported 'hi* week •vi Vmm Our l.onti'tn or respondent ■».!>•» it i~ averted that the ommtlfee rtmni mend* (ivniu the pixotal pr h
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    JUST A TOUCH OF INFLUENZA.
    560 1 JU ST A TOUCH OF INFLUENZA. ">< a Mf.iii H I 1 I had I at li U thr lancet rluti i 1 i ■hivntm i I I I 1 M 1:■! I rhuirti 1 and, I I r<. i had ""I i •it I ha«l u.irn. D i i
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      217 1 SWALLOW ARIELL'S i ji (WORLD RENOWNED) j! BISCUITS AND CAKES Raffles^Hotel 1 TP* s l'^>AV. Ist. APBIL. MS I.M. I 'fcA McGuire's Little I DINER I DANCE Symphonic n4WAVT MONDAY, will sine the duel from POftZA TOBSDAyJ WKDNESDAY. I)KI^ I>KSTIXQ By special request THURSDAY, AND MONDAY, 2mL APBIL. 9.15 I'M.
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    • Advertisement
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      151 1 j -r I (^5 "ESPSTAN I J CIGARETTES ARE SMOKED BY 3 MAMY MEN WHO COULD WEU. |i I AFORO NORE EXPENSIVE 5 ij j I j T lrs' i m ■r V V V.V.V.V.W.V.V.V.V.-.V.V.V. V.-.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.-.V.V > f m lIIIIIH MhM»M.| I EUROPE HOTEL by Recommendation." B =ii!,Miiiiiniii(iiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiitiiiniiiii!iiiiiiMtiiHUiniiiiiiti'iMii, mi i
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      66 1 LATBOT iDVIBIUUDIINT& H-i*. l Am I. Th. lad <im« R Mai ntl ri ii,,,, i rantarts i"<l a«fi«ii'f Inwnwcg P i\>h\ Sto h poi t. ■.•■ll n :«n> I i X I X I M l';iu< T. rrHRySLET\I RIDING EASE VWWWVWMMMHMVWMAMWWWIWI ••W.v.v.«.%v.v.«.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.% JOHN HAIG'S :i GOLD LABEL .i I WHISKY
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      11 1 SWALLOW cV: AIdKLI/S IN 5 LB. BACiS PATENT ROLLER HO! Ri
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      59 1 THE WEEK. Rich w.-ii :.j. t jj i H VI I". 11 1 MV r Hiftii a i. Malacca H. H LM Hl"' I x v <• p.m. ~t. •I v .i Swiinsti Bg < ah a m> Hich i I i: M r../ ..h t«M -i if, M v
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    90 2 Mr. J. L. Potter, Penan^r representative of th British American Tobacco Company, is going on furlough shortly. Enche Mohamed Yaasin, Malay OAcer, Co-operathre Societies, Negri Sembttan, Is ai present an inmate of the Sercmban Hospital. Mr. Donaldson is arriving m Penang Kafthgar to join Urn I. M.S. Police > as
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    35 2 Tl>' latest prmtings of contemporary. BritHifi oionial postage Rtamps an Script C. A. watermarked paper include the 2 eeni and '■'< cents values of Johore m new colours -namely, green and purple and n aspect ively.
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    51 2 Th.' death took place at his residence m Huki BhlUmr-read, Kuala Lumpur, early on Monday morning, of Mr. P. S. K. Wong, formerly manager m Kuala Lumpur and Set. mban for tlie Commercial Press. He Wai tak< m ill on board steamer while returning from trip to England recently.- Malay
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    60 2 I \i. A. Lain*, of the Selai i Brigade, wai entertained to fart w«-!i dinner at the Colonial Restaurant i d Thursday the vohmteer Bection ol tde, m view of hi departure on thre< leave al the <-ni\ of the eurren* month. Mr. I.iiiiLT. irho will be auurrW m GlasgoWi
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    61 2 Th. marriage of Mr. Guy Oscar Hovfl, of Messrs. Charles Bradburne and Company, Kuala I umpur, and Miss Marjorie Elsie Be ton, daughter of Mr. arid Mn G. W. Barton, of Wimbledon, and niece of Mr. and Mr. A. W. Allen, of Kuala Lumpur, will take place St- Mary's Church,
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    88 2 A- tin result of ;> <U railnient at Prai railway >ard on Saturday morning, the Ptnantr mail train arrived m Ipoh m the afterbooh aboni an how bite. This was due to trouble at Prai where the engine of the mail train went off the line near the signal boX<
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    75 2 Tii- .m i ol the Be II«>«' Hoan Club foi I r 1928 an m follows: II i i I'm tdent, Tan Kah Keej l't < i <•. Lin Nee Soon: Vice Preeideirtj Poh I" \<<t'*': Horn: Secretary. Oei Ek Inn: v \\>>r\: Secvete^y, Snf Chons W i Hoa: 1
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    72 2 BBMUaBBBBBIBBBBBBBM Batluun, BdHer, an.l M. G. chit Hating printer of Benrteeje. Bonaeee n M:uch If fine*! by tho Ilan- rate Us. {00 «-ach, m dffaMlt six ww nment, on ehargee of Hcfama- ii^-<i pabliehed v ■rtkk ie- I.' 1 Kh'ctric Trannvay Suf»V ]y :iT Mr. Darwr.o.J, th«- mnif "I* MpeJijT
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      248 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. VAW.ViW.V/J'JVMWiP.WA'AS M»^_ T aßaaaaamm^^^^^v'^af^^^^ri t ¥y WATERPROOF CANVAS. :j Beautiful Green and White Blinds ■J and Tarpaulins of
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      271 2 Victoria Theatre Commencing Tuesday, April 10th. AT 9.30 P.M. DICK NORTON PRESENTS THE GLOBE TROTTERS IN ALL NEW SONG BURLESQUES AND DANCES. BOOKING AT LITTLE'S. PRICES $4, I AND 1. COMING "The Glad Eye PAVILION From Tuesday. 27th. March to Monday. 2nd. April. At 9.1 ."> p.m. sharp. The Latest
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      140 2 TO-NIGHT POSITIVELY THE LAST tOOR ALHAMBRA P W E (Tan (Kent Km A Co.. M^.. Proprirtari) <+ > A PARAMOUNT SUPKR PRODUCTION -GOOD& NAUGHTY" KKATt l:l\<. EPOLA NEGRI WITH TOM MOORK \M> I OKI) STKRI.IM. ■UMIILLAIDM MMUOBDM 00H1U1 hi. vma In the First Show ;it 7. :t0 p.m JACK BUCHANAN
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    OUR LONDON LETTER.
    1215 3 MALAYA AT BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR. Mr. Peel's Influences. frrom Our Own GtftssfJSttisst.] ni London. I cb. >.X Hie Malay Stats* Information Ageuev *7 plc-asod with the reclt of theii exWWt at the British Industrie l a ii which elossi on Friday. They t<-U Im th,v hare amply
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  • THE TURF.
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      THE LINCOLNSHIRE AND GRAND NATIONAL.
      135 3 Recent Retting. l.orulon. Mar. 19. The fallowing is the latool 1..-ttin»f oa the Lincolnshire:'I to 1 against OtljsSjdoa, sslaiud. 17 to 2 aKauist The Mohawk, taken an<l olFe-re'd. 1» t<. 1 against rami.k. 100 to v ■sjaaast Psmey Praa, asVsrad. IM to against PffsSTf I'ark.
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      THE GRAND NATIONAL.
      185 3 London. Mar. 19. The- following i- tks latest sSttiUß (> n th< Grand National:— 1«» to i againsl Basast Hsva, 10 to 1 aajaksSl Trump «nl. ISC to :> ayam.vt MsßSSff Billi.-. 1(MI to ag lin-t Koko. ItC to h sgaiUil Hovril 111. ion t" against Aamajrwave.
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      HURST PARK TRIAL HANDICAP.
      129 3 IS (.RAM) NATIONAL WIHDVTKS London. Mar. 17. Fifteen Grans' National candielates ian ts day m the- Hufsl Park Trial Steeplsekasi <>\ti four mile-.-. Th* following \Mii' tks results, Koko y 12<». nbs. 1 Mnguelonna list. ISaW. I RooogUo (list Mba.) Re-dlynrh (ltst flbs.) 4 The- starting
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    AMERICA'S YOUNG LAWN TENNIS PLAYERS.
    245 3 AMERICA'S YOUNG LAWN TENNIS PLAYERS. In th»- hop*- «»f Sfiastaasj tin- I>a\i> Cup t'rom France. Americans art- anxiousl> apprai>in»^their fSamf paafUffß, and then- must as eomtort for them m their number and ajualHjr. Thus i;. M Lett, ranked at Na, t, is only 21; John Hennessey, No. '>. i- 2H;
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      470 3 For Wasting Diseases *.JS fn^i^r's Emulsion is widely and yftfJV A\ BLf nicccssfully used m the treatment €t^^ I IN^^ > of onsumption and m all forms of TJ) I V *^Jr -^5a7 ii! health m which there is loss of jt*Y^> jo^-*g4s 'xlmk Vss >3 weight. Pleasant to take,
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      291 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited (Registered under the Trust Companies* Onlmano t 5 with Security deposited with thr S Settlements Government.) 5 is prepared to act Trustees, Kxovutors, Administrator^ R#rn\.-r.- J Managers of Real Kstate. Attorney h f«,r Collection Rents, Investigators and Managers of Trust .»r otfe« Funds, and to
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  • Moods and Modes of EVE.
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      MISS MILLER'S WEDDING.
      533 4 RELIGIOUS RITES AT BARWAHA. Attended By 23,000 Persons. Itomhay. Mar. 17. Barwaha. The trst ceremony preliminary to the weddir.j wa> performed early this morning, when Miss Miller was formally admitted to the Dhanjcar caste, m the presence of hundreds of Dhangars. The ceremony wa, simple and consisted
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      THE CIRCULAR JABOT.
      348 4 v.lhm they worshipped Lakelmi, the (;<><!- •>f Wealth. Preliminaries. Th< pH'liiuinarie* consisted of the ilauari! and T,ia rerenionie>. I h< Magafcl (fieni.)ny mmamtmtmi at T.:jo, %wth the planting „i a H )h After woi»t»Ppm Xl a deputation from the hride- »I«tv<-. a.ompa^ied by a pro- a K
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      FOR FEMININE FINGERS.
      78 4 Some Simple Stitches. Happily, it is not always the most intiieate stitcherv which has the most pleasing effect. Th woman who would love to OffHSßSf t her foockft, Hngefle and "thin,^ ahout the hou>c" with a little hand embroidery, 1 ut who .-.sr.'t the time, or perhaps
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      IN OLIVE GREEN SUEDE.
      324 4 ii the stitch employed m ittWM very tiia\ivc emhr »i<ler.: I have ■ten lateiy. 1 loved a set of flesh-coloured "undies'" trimmed with a conventional de»ign of ;u>n!e-blossom am! leave- carried out m pink Mid pale gfeeil »'!k, every hi* worked ii 1 i mining stitches.
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      BOUDOIR & BOULEVARD.
      762 4 BOUDOIR BOULEVARD. A shop m town i> specialising m lace slips for evening wear. Flere one can see gold lace delicately embroider ■<! m blue and pink. Some of the slips ha\e a front panel, and graduated frills at either -ide. Other models have frills all round. I noticed a
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      CHARM OF DYED FOX.
      27 4 I his delightful coat of muHhroom-cloured broadcloth could be won, for da, and evening wear. It i* generously rimme<J with (ox dyfd |o
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      TABLE TALK.
      88 4 The Latest m Match lioxes. If >ou <io n<»t use match'-* t«» litfht the candles which illumine your ta>Ufull> l.tul dinner taMe; then > *ill n««.l them t<>» your civr:ir»tt( P.ut even if you <1«- not X moke, it wiii lx great temptation t«> buy on*' of the
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      AMBER TAFFETA EVENING FROCK.
      268 4 Matches with colouri t- \>* are placed m vinalli r ;;m- v x i ftl with irold brocadi I ray and Hate. Ctockirv 1 r th«fullj math n« .v.'.v ]> |ilat«*^ with fruit how Ik a Mali of Mail h..ld thine n, t tl rht meal.
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      WOMEN OF THE FUTURE.
      548 4 and stronger sunl.ght. There will I? no wind> nor driving rain for th^r will »h' un.i.-r >ur». control. S*inifin» Hack the iVndulum Thon the |M>nduliun will -win* hack a«r»in, and m th- same iimimi MM ul )i hay,. atta-n. -1 nuH-hawicaH«g.< .|,i n«.w they will want
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      POPULAR PLEATED DRESS.
      28 4 opular c. m m fii. a^iHir^f 1 1 1 > "f plain n hoMin» m pl». I•. linen jackrt. wil ahort »in< tr ajH I- Ml.
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    OUR IRISH LETTER.
    1394 5 DEATH OF MR. WILLIAM O'BRIEN. A Stormy Career. [From Our Own Correspondent.] nuhlin, Feb. 2s. I he luddea death of Mr. William O*Bri«-n —once a mighty power m Irish poHtkl m Loados «>n Saturday last brought to an end c: i.e.,- uhuh at tim«..s was a very
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    BOMBERS' WAR ON 'BIG BILL.'
    181 5 I'anic m Chira^n. Washington. Krb. 2.'1. A situation without paralU'l m tluhistoiy of the city exists m CulongUi where the residences of Mayor Thompson, his chief of police, the Statp Attorney, and several other prominent oflk-iaftl artsurrounded by police to protsat them from bombers and
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    WINTRY WEATHER AT HOME.
    134 5 S«'\eral Villager I •.n^ted London. Mar«h \2 flreat Britain was visited by unusually iol«J weather conditions throughout the week-end, which WM the col-1. sfthl Sn<>w ha- fallen through."!! th.- ountry an<| lie- se\eial inches deep m many BSJ At lacton-on-Sea it reachiil a <l«-pth of a
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    ENGLISH AS SHE IS WROTE.
    163 5 It is not ».m\\ the gentle Kabu *h achie\< great feat m Knglish. Albari- rtadei -end- ni< a cop\ i-f a whtch h< <d nome year v ago wheo serietaiy of a SSSJBjtJ «n.k. t < lub. Th« writer, an a- 1 ii ing "I
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    26 5 TWI nmII KIIIK „f th, Molucca It* on Satur«la\ «>n th»> Mmlm< m 4 lui> Padarijr, to bU I?«mmI hy«- to th«- bcal hi« f Scout.
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      238 5 v '^^H^^^^ BCD Bf I cc P° wd er of woni« «g> Tlul finene ss and with W** ">#^y an adorable and exquiV Slt a^ rancc Java face admirable m every way, j ■iHi—ii— JAVA face powder should be used by every Sfs/ieSo/Moses woman who desires to yVsAcdTtfo/etd ere ale
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      219 5 J' > na 9si 4' > v B^SS^SMPSj^^B jt r i j < 1 IB W■ <*» f W I X l m m JMB I aV*. iJ^^Sh^ i.c f i& 1 <jK SO 1 Sv**"*^S*^^^Bmur #v>'' x Jp wide fame h> Sir Honry Irving. I He was a creator
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    SHANGHAI POLICE HAUL.
    363 6 Successful Raids. The Shanghai police recently established a record m connexion with the recent epidemical kidnapping, m that they recovered !'<>ur kidnapped persons, three m ono house, shot and hilled one of the leaders, wounded a MCond, confiscated six pistols and arrested MOT than 20 men and
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    SHANGHAI SENSATION.
    125 6 Wealthy Chinese Accused of Ilinditry. Shanghai. Mar. 10. A rrime narrative unparalleled m I'oliee annals was related m the French Mixed Court when a wealthy Chinese, Li Kuai-wu. owning two automohiles, was charged with kidnapping a number <>t people and murdering his victims. The evidence revealed the fact
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    THE WORLD'S DISAPPEARING RARE WILD ANIMALS.
    143 6 THE WORLD'S DISAPPEARING RARE WILD ANIMALS. "Unless steps are taken most of the world's rare wild animals will be extinct within a comparatively short time." said Lord Onslow, prwMiii£ at mcetiag at the Zoolotjical Gardens ot the Society for the Preservation of the Fauna of the Kmpire. Great national parks
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    STEP ON THE ROAD OF KNOWLEDGE.
    86 6 An tMsrty ont'-lcjrjfed man MUBed '«;<• Wood was tluutrtil at Conway will. i »-ir "Wit I MMLMnjr hyni! asked Wood. "Yes." replied p. >'.;».( officer, "y.-n sin^rinjr 'Knck of Airo*; I heard the 'One step enough for me "That, sii." sai<l W. <1. "i>
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    BANDITS' £5,000 IN 5 MINUTES.
    90 6 Kansiv < :t\ I-VS. 21. V !nr a| ten up-t- .'unmrn tn N >'f t!u- rti I --day with vi.li ii ill !> that On inst:tuti»M MM ir. Jiv» minutes poorer l.\ -<.iv, i.">,<m Tho raiders, who wi-rc e<|uipped with two .->:. liiiif-^uiis. beside* automatic
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    MURDER OF GIRL SHOP ASSISTANT.
    83 6 Life Sentence Kor Hirkman and \<<<*m|»lir*- l^» Awk.l^. Mar. II A juiy ..l -ix mi n ami six lowill f«>un«! Hukinan, uith his a.,.,, H'lnt. iruilty «-t th» murder ««f a y asMMj.nt. I\\ Toms. whom, v w., they kille<l m th<> ...ur>. i |M
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    OLDEST SUSPENSION BRIDGE WASHED AWAY.
    22 6 OLDEST SUSPENSION BRIDGE WASHED AWAY. •v» chain Ri%>r Ihp9 at I: '.< w I vta»hr«l •ridrr f< *****1 «i I the Mi<ii«i -I.
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    CLAIM TO SULTAN'S WEALTH.
    65 6 CLAIM TO S ULTAN'S WEALTH. Constantinople. Fob. 21. He m of Aidul Hnmi.l. the "Bed Sultan." have lodjfcd claim against the British Go nmeni with the Anjrlo-Turkish mixed arbitral tribunal for the restitution of prot'llus m Bagdad and Cyprus. They also demand recognition of certain rights m the Mosul oilfi.lds.
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    23 6 Mr. W. 1. K. Stark, the new I»i>tiict OAceT, Lower Perak« arrived at Teluk An■on lasi week. Mrs, stark is expected m May.
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      193 6 Hal o^tt^RftE^^~ Perfect Mealtime Drink hmw to make this most wholesome drink TF you don't like milk, X yourself if you must force your children to drink it give them Instant Postum prepared m this special way. Mix Instant Postum with just enough boiling water to dissolve it. Then pour
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      149 6 PICKWICK IN PICTURES. By Arthur Moreland. 7 Mr Raddlt rnlurk> ICT97T M f l ;i^| I! a II ft A jß' IF CABRIOLET WHICH PROCE?DeS'Jps£w^ll pJSd t2^ E C J a AM TOPULL SSJtS^S2«SS 7? ASWAMt Of YOURbfVf I^fASK*^ N«S «?AO(X I HAOAN Wmmm^m y- TM t OBJECTIVE WAS MRS-RABOEt
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    CHINA OUTLOOK.
    340 7 THE ARMS TRAFFIC MENACE. Powers Disagree. [Router's BcrHec] bamimm, ntarai 2H. In tho Hou.st> of Conaajoaa iti »,.ies»tion bma .Sir A. Chnnbfrluin .-ail h« nad no* >ot abandoned hope that the Nanking wK«.tiations would lead to a settlement. Sir Robert Thomas (Lab. Anglesey) a »k ed m view
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    DISARMAMENT.
    149 7 Germany Still Hopes. [Reuter's Service.] Iterlin. March 2U. Sptakinn on the failure of the Ceneva IMsarmament Conference to come to a definite conclusion at a banqiKt uivtti b\ the Foreign P«oM Association <>f Beilin to n.cmr^ers of thp (iovo.-rr.ncnt an 1 members of the Diplomatic Corps. Dr. Stresemann hotly
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    LEGAL POSTS CHANGE HANDS.
    71 7 [Reuter's Service.] Tht* Attorney-Gen eral, Sir Doujrlas Hogg <ueceeds Visnmnl Cave as Lord Chancellor. Sir Thomas Insk i p SolicitorGeneral, saeeoodi Sir r>. Ho^yr and Mr. Mcrriman M.P., surC— da Sir T. In^kip. Sir n«>u^la< Hop* has been Attornt'y-Gt-neral since November, ILJ24. All MUttOM has baafl
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    RAILWAY RIOT IN BENGAL.
    100 7 Kcuter s Service- J Calcutta. Mar. 28. A clash bKira— tht- staff at the Lilloah workshops of the Kast Indian kailwax. who ha\o b<M-n locked out, and the police led to mrinajg rioting. The police eventually fired md two were killed and five injured. The trouble
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    HOME RUBBER IMPORTS.
    52 7 [Router's Service.] London. Mar. 28. In the House of Commons replying to Colonel Woodcock (C. Everton Mr. Williams (Board of Trade) said the total rude rubber imported into Great Britain last month was 20,000.000 lbs. valued at U. 000.000. The respective figures for February 1927 were 27,">00,000
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    ROYAL OAK AFFAIR.
    583 7 COURT-MARTIAL OPENS TO-DAY. (»rcat Interest m Gibraltar. fK-.'Uicr> Soi vice. I (.ihraliar. March ML 1* t«ii>e imeu<- is t.em;? taken m the Royal Oak court-martial which opens on Maich o(>. It is understood the court will include Rvar-Admirals Townstnd (President) Preston, Herbert .Mcade, Kerr ami Tonikinson. Naval
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    THANKS FOR THE Y.M.C .A.
    109 7 Reuter'< Service.] I 4 1 ml. i m Marc h 2H. The Army ("out cil has written to sir Arthur Yapp BSp*ef«Jgg hi^h appreciation Of the seivice> of th« V.M.C.A. wit'n the forces m China, amjrfcftg that Si i .!o!\ti Duncan had spoken vi ry
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    ATLANTIC SUICIDE.
    49 7 ATLANTIC SUI CIDE. IReuter's Service. Berlin, Mar. 24. Tru- meteorological o)»servatory at Hamburg refuses to issue official weather forecasts for the l^netit of Koch) and \\<n Huehnefeld <iet luring that a trans- Atlantic flight at present is "a hundred per cent, suicide m view of the unfavourable weather conditions.
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    WALL STREET GAMBLERS.
    48 7 [R*'ut«M's Strvict'.] Ncx» York. Mar. 28. On the opening of the stock market tho first transaction m (!tn ral Motors which ytstenlay evening dnaad at liM) l^ was a hlock of T.TOD shares at I'JO while a block of 1,200 Radio Corporations changed hands at
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    INDIAN HANKS FAIL.
    37 7 [Router's Service.] 1i0n,!... Mar. 28. The Bombay Merchants' Bank, a small concern with a capital of ten lakhs of tupees, started twenty years ago, hasuspended business. The Shilutri Bank dttti its doors last week.
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    KING AMANULLAH IN THE NORTH.
    162 7 KING AMANULLAH IN THE NORTH. |Hriti!«h Ka O 1 I Rutrb>. March 2H Kinv Amanullah of AfgtNMMM iMi rninir visitcl inJuxtrial work- m Man-ih«»«t«-r. At the factory of tht« Metropolitan Vickers Electrical Company h ~..\n the 1-rjrevt tlectrical plant \.i munufactur i'«i m thi< country, and was j»hown lat« -t
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    INAMMITY IN NICARAGUA.
    88 7 [Router** Serviic.l Mnna K ui. \hr. 2M. H.< aiiiiict has r«-i*rn«-d at r ■>;<>'■-'. of (icnornl Diaz t.. i nal U him nnanimouM Kupporter* of hi policy of Aimn can supervision of the election*. S«»n(> miniMeis ha\e inildU <.pp :b. course pursued by \)u> President. j»r. umWr
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    RUMANIA'S DEBT TO FRANC.
    52 7 R UMANIA'S DEBT TO FRANC. [Rout. -t s.T\i. < j |»ari*. Mar > Th«- Kranco-Kunianian d«ht a^- 1 In'en sijfiu-.1. Rumania will f»a> annual in*lalmentft K«-v*u.iuriir uith I^UjMt francs m lt»2H, which will \h> inut i, 1929, trvbled m I'J.'tO. ituadruplcd m »n<| thenceforward v\il gradually m. m-um- t«» .Mni.oOO
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    OUR LEAGUE RECORD.
    55 7 [R«-ut- f i« 1 London. \Ur. 2H. In thf Hun.-, (i i »min< \|r Rennie Smith Lal>. Penistoi \u-trr < harnU-rluin -;;i<| that 'M ron rols «tt had U'tn concluded un.l. catrit< ausp vv* «»f \vhich (Jrcnt Britain hn.l -irrn-.i 'Mi an.i His a>*ty had ratified _'4
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    PARIS-NEW YORK PHONE.
    23 7 [Reutei'« Service.) l»arK Mur. 2H. T.V IV. V V«m k id. rionr tin London ha:* bcvn MfMßoni > ifur a ted.
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      498 7 BUSINESS CARDS I-nal belongings of every iption glass, chinaware etc. packed for conveyance to ;arts of tho world. Luggage etc nsported, attended and put on -rs or rail, and sent anywhere. Write— GEE AND CO., jj- r Bencoolen Street. T DA WN STUDIoTi JAPANESE PHOTOGRAPHER 4 PRINSBP STREET j t
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      660 7 NOTICES. EXCHANGE HANKS. lh, Ex.han^,. H ;inks wil clo>> <>p I-riday and Saturday, April 6th. and 7th ni i»g Public Holulay,. and on Monday. April •>tn.. bfir:jr Hank Hrllaaj NOTICE. W.n thr oraaaat omiltfai a! Tamil nr .Ir.vcr. Pernmal MalMvnn, mkmm MHng i!c<iH.. is <i>st. nlanat aaaumnikatc with B<^ S:
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      395 7 TENDERS. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. Trn.Jfi il b.- nv<-,.. fo, the MaMrtag ujiik-: I. Krection of «|u;n t« r- for ;i Sub A<>i»t*nt t O.l>»TV;.t..| ..t „l H,,k., I Erect! potimn it Wilkin-ot X- i.l. ;j Pr<nridini» louvred" n >■• a of chicks ;it r 1 4 Stud« >r H u| S«-nirN
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    43 8 Tht t'ii»Mi(l> of tho hiti' I»r. N". \.«m:i Ml rv-juct fully inforir.o<l that th« mortal ranaiu > i i;.t> vMoti Toh.-i AbhmU vrlli b«- r*MOTtd f?u.!i No. 1 1 >• l: .'1 -,t l( ..m. m M.-in-h :nth 192* t Huii.«l Grwiiid u\ !<..!,,»
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY. MARCH .to. 19.H. A STRAITS LONDON AGENCY.
    366 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY. MARCH .to. 19.H. A STRAITS LONDON AGENCY. We are ftad to DO^C that tiie local branch of the Straits Stttlcmatl Association is to take into consideration the matter of the Colonial Government participating m Malaya House. London. Havinp regard to the way m which Malay -X
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    THE QUININE RING.
    366 8 The news published the other .lay that the American authorities were proposing t» *ai r> out an Investigation into a quinine ramp will have l>een noted by a ft**! many medical oitfanisations and doctotl throughout the world with a fee! i mi; of fffta satisfactir.n. !<»r there
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    378 8 Major X.C.A. (Ilunickc. R.M.. assumed duty as Stalf Officer Int. lb-em •> km \i >t««day. I>r. K. Dowden. Pi uu !|-;«1 Medical OiVicci. F.M.S.. has recovered from hi< re< <nt indisposition, and came by Tuesday night's mnl train to Singapore. We have received from the Malaya Publishing House n ropy
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      BISHOP ROBERTS IN PERAK.
      112 8 Knthu>iastic Reception. [From Our Own Corrrannmln Ipoh. M«r I'nusual enthusiasm marked ihr woIcOTH of MriMP K«»lH-rt- t.. INtak. and after a »*rrifv f visits to >mall ctat'ons hr wan inttr-taim-d by th« puhli< m iK- T-.un Hall \tM. i.l.i\. Th«i pn-. -mi ltv MM Mi iliirhnc>K>
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      PENANG BANKRUPTCY OFFENCE.
      68 8 r«.m i --.iHimlcni I I'cnani:. M»r J Th<- iHsc m h.< h <h; ah S I ih.ir^-.l tinder tIM l'..«nk nipt. > <>t with ttau<U.l« ril c»n« f.ilinrtu »»vl «iis|»»«*nl «»f j;«..»,1, w,t> c<»ntinu«<l it\ U-« I »i~ r• < thi> morning On« I'-nR w»i<l ..»il\ »»ul
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    94 8 iii m.- i i.\ m BUI i: Mat itui-iunn-ni infl at &J§ Mi. H .1 !i IV' S<-h.>..|- ln<ii:in I at m. I|m nJvw i' l Tl i X ■ad w TVmi ri] i i. t i nh«. th»- RtIMCM 1..!M1 Ml .111-t V i I' local ra v i
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    163 8 Th» i';mi... place Mt I. m Chun h. it, l'»r>i>N> BOth »f Mr. H. J. i i ('«■> lon *i\ a \i n m.x S1 raihan. -«-von«l <l.t fMi G»n»ral Munutr. I M s ami Hffi Straohan. Th, Mil vt from Hum, last m<«tll Mj ha.' 1..p th«|»H|I thr ||on
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    79 8 M M annual «li M, i: y m «f moon. Dr. <; tb«- B h..».| gUirU >\ tin t>, tirolWd amiM had bern v hv filt rl niiinl.- i, m;i.| l,« HI BtU i f .1 '•f I»! I »Ud Mr- -hr ].-ft. jwo l< li prt«cnt«Ml tl,, i. i/.
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    45 8 OLD SAILORS' INSTITUTE. I h. l Im..i I «m rgqtwtod f ihi li f ia« mi; M^ .tfuff V |...;r .11l t<. if th.it n<« fuithri f r« <|. will -n will i *i oo j.,-r mmA I i at iln |.nti ><
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    FAREWELL TO MR. GREEN.
    30 8 I i-hriM stafl Knlin., tdjoinu i I I < I i.nd I I 111 I I IL and m ha*. NT ail I 1 nnd I <• I
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    COMMODITY MARKET.
    58 8 L\TKST Xl lIIIKK \M» UN run I ...ui.. Meni*r». Syn n and notify to-d I* i« r i n Mensru. i LmVml «n«i >' notify I Hi H I' Mr N I I pur nftrt m »h*»n MMM <<4a Tho Mi, IMIMBj V. J. I M v I
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      150 8 ViWiVAVAV.ViViVi'.V.ViV.WA Parfums de Luxe > i COTY 3 Chypre •I Origan >; Rose Jacqueminot Paris •I Emeraude l\ EAU DE COTY to he had from all dealers m m Dupire Brothers. :j I .V. I M\WA I .WA I .WW/A i ASV.\ JTBlack& White! I (UHISKY) th is my dflißh!
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  • THE RUBBER ENQUIRY.
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      STATEMENT EXPECTED THIS WEEK-END.
      77 9 An^lo-Dutch o-operation. fKeuter'.s Service.] London. Mar. 29. Time* ays the postponesrrivnl of tlie committee of r-growers until April 2 the 'xpectation of an oAcial M during the week-en<l a.Cnril Research Committ.-. v -itu«ti<jn teems to gjvi emus< onftdence than for some tinu i «nblt scheme of
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      LOWER PIVOTAL PRICE AND GRADUAL REMOVAL.
      43 9 LOWER PIVOTAL PRICE AND GRADUAL REMOVAL. -rir«M>ond«-nt. Copyright.] LL— i— March 28. >hr a—StUuil made by the Iph and also l.y the I> a :]y Mail mmttlM recommends the fixing pivotal price «t Is. Id, and the of reati'ictiona. *utMBi<»fn i». expected to <>*-
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      13 9 London, Later. ia 1 uflir-iiJljr that the Premier ike a statement on WYdm-sday.
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    THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.
    67 9 THE MEXICAN RE VOLUTION. Id'hri** Ueavy Defeat. I k-^rm* Sei rice. %lr\ico (it). Mar. JH. loodp battle on Tuesday and li •tjported (roan Sanisdro Saa Praaeiaeo, Derineon, m the 1 luanajuato. rebela, including two priests, !en nn<\ four soldiers, were wooaded and 47 captured. ii racatded bj th^ deathblow 1
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    JAPANESH WARSHIPS' CHINA VISIT.
    59 9 Eighty Vensels Leave Tokio. <| Reutcr'l Tar Eastern Service.] l«»kio. Mar. 2». than eighty warship.- haw sailed 11 detachments »*n route foe various m North China and South china, of the fcfutau, Nagato and Fnso and desi roj •i have left for Hong the visit is
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    MURDER OF SOLOMON ISLANDS OFFICERS.
    58 9 Ucucd Natives Die m Captivity. [Reuters Service.] i'ulagi, Solomon Islands. Mar. 29. iN"ilu and ten <»f the natives ifl connection with the murder of >' ffieiah last year haw di<'tl m cap Dtj ii\ oCbcTSi including Chief B«l BUi)])osed to be suffering from Ahich i*
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    JAPANESE CULTURE LECTURES IN GERMANY.
    49 9 [Naayo Nichi-Niehi Service.] Tokio, M.ar. 28. wsoi Kazunoltu Kanokogi of Kyushv nperial University, who has been giving of lecture! on the history of the MJt of Japanest culture at Berlin M been appointed to lecture lame subject at the large univerthroujrhout Germany starting from
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    JAPANESE GOLD EMBARGO.
    44 9 nyo Nichi-Niohl Service.] Tokio. Mar. 28. snge raarkei has been thrown H onfusion owing to the upward I the yeh. which was quoted toAmerican selling TT. 18%. Mr. rnoi of the Kippon Ginko, howthai the time is not mature Bold embargo.
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    MISSISSIPPI FLOOD CONTROL.
    24 9 BTC Sums to be Spent. [Reilter'l Service.] Waahiagtee), Mar. 2<». ha- nasv"(i measure for the appropriation of control of the UTaafaaipp*
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    JAPAN'S ATTITUDE TO DISARMAMENT.
    32 9 N'ichi-Nichii Service.] Tokio, Mar. 2>. v tog Urn Navy 1 will not convoke dlsconferenci mi Tokio until >h< ■■'i pro peeti of unrein. Met eaMefl on page 7.]
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    OUR SEDITION-MONGERS.
    298 9 FRESH LIGHT ON THE \VU OUTRAGE. Locally Conceived Plot. S m- o, the sed:t,ous literatun- which r ?r«n^ the sobjed of charges m the AsJ 1 w<>( k '^veals what might have Deeß a very dangcioai conspiracy, were the <.l. Department m Singapore not efficient as it is.
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    A JEWISH APPEAL.
    232 9 During the troubles which hay» overtaken Eun pc within the pa.-t U n <>r tii'teen yean amongst tht greatest sufferers have been the Jewish communities' of Eastern Europe whi.'h have been decimated by pogroms, famine and epidemics. An international organisation was started .some time ago to endeavour
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    S.S. SINGAPORE ASSOCIATION.
    89 9 A committee meeting will l»e held or Tuesday April 10th m the Exchange Room at 5.15 p.m. The following is the Agenda: To confirm Minutes; Increase of Re.it. Res triction; Greyhound Racing; PartieipatSoi of the s.S Government In Malaya House. London; Hire Purchase System Bill; Crack er
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    THE GEYLANG ROAD ACCIDENT.
    112 9 The case against Mr. .1. W. Benn. of the Singapore Municipality, who is charged with Causing death by a rash act. was mentioned m the Second Police Court yesterday. A further remand for a week was granted, hail hein^ fixed at $1,000. It will be recalled
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    VISITORS FROM JOHORE IN COLOMBO.
    179 9 Ma lav Marksmen for Ilislev .\iii(»n^- the passengers on board the Nel--1« re, which arrived m Colombo on Saturday morning from the Far East, says the Ti:m-> of Ceylon of March IS, was the Hon. Dato Abdulla h n Jaafar, Pri:n< Minister of the State
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    MATTERS MUSLIM.
    861 9 HRITISH MUSLIM UNION IN SINGAPORE. New Organisation Formed. <Hy Our Muslin, Correspondent;. On the invitation of Messrs. Shaik Yahya Aiiii Bashir A. lUtlml, A. W. Ma h mood. K. Jumabhny, Huji Manjnnr Sahib, J P H. Saadullah Khan, Janis bin Ali, A Lai iff bin Haji Mohanud. A.
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    JALAN SULTAN CRIME.
    68 9 JALAN S ULTAN CRIME. Tamil Killed I.as t Nitrht. A Tamil wa> the victim of a fatal shooi inp incident which took place m .Jaitr. Sultan at about seven o'clock last ni^h* His assailant was a Cantonese, with whom, it is believed, there had been a <iuarrcl iefrardinjr a woman.
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    ANGLO-CHINESE RELATIONS.
    961 9 SIR MILES LAMPSON ENTERTAINED. (•eneral Changs Hopes. "We want to trade peacefully with the British people and we want, all of us. to Uphold the traditional friendship between China and QrtaJ Britain."- This wax the 1 eynote of an addle** <Jeli\er«*d at the Chinese Naval Club, m Shantrha.
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    VISCOUNT CAVE'S ILLNESS.
    16 9 An Ominous Announcement. [Reuter's Service.] London. >lar. 2M Viscount 'iivc i- sinking rapidly.
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      140 9 *^k v "Interlujtrc Combine j t i Va\ If J Gmtlemen li^^^Sf Quality slLh 4t IMTPPI I IQTDr* I fans^nananafl H^i I JL«l r \L.vJO 1 IXl^ J ißobinsotT^Co., Ltd.\ i yOV»JI dr**3 IA/? jjZ f jf Wnattne cue does not see/ How do you know that the fresh milk
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      678 10 Blue Funnel Line REGULAR PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES EXPRESS SERVICE MARSEILLES, LONDON N. CONTINENT FORTNIGHTLY. WEEKLY SERVICE LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. Twice Monthly Service Liverpool and Glasgow. (Via Genoa and Havre.) o Due Spore. Route suhjtct to alteration without notice. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. NINGCHOW London, Rotterdam and Hamburg
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      587 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England). "ELLERMiiFIINE. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICES TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT (VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL). FREIGHT SERVICE. OUTWARDS. TO HONG KONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. Due S pore. 1928. s.s. CITY OF ROUBAIX Apr 5 s.s. CITY OF NEWCASTLE May 5 s.s. CITY
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      399 10 P.&'O British India and Apcar Lines. Incorporated m Knffland. i I MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N CO UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S ii{i\ii{v M LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERYIC I OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND h|\\ Tonnage ffajaaji Ma KASGHAH 1»,000 Apr RAWAI.I'IM'I IKY
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      630 11 I<J. s>. K. Line. it. ntntftaMM. «lam. HambOTf, Utomen. c »niers. Arrive. Leave. I olombo, Aden and p. Saj(! [„r 8.,. Cap. Tow, EU, a ar Apr. m 1 «i BuOTIOi Aires. ,>.,!.:>r Dar-es-Salaan, Wa Mar 30 A P^- I «c. M»..,«« „n,l nurimn t Canada Maru Aor fi a
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      503 11 TRAYa«CX)MF(Mnr BOU-AR fia^i •president^ LINERS Dollar President liners offer you luxurious travel comforts. All Mate rooms are outside rooms, well-ventilated and cooled hy electric §fans. They are furnished with beds (not berths), each having ,n electric reading lamp. State-rooms with private bath predominate, all hPve hot and cold running water.
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      422 11 K. P. M. KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. (KOYAL I'AIKET NAVKiATION O^ OF BATAVIA) Incorporate] m Holland.) UMKft COKTRACT w mi the Netherlands Indian governmj Telephone No. 36i0. with nub-connection. tor—l'anMir*. Freifht. Transhi icnt. Marine iHpartmcnti and Mar .jeer's ,1,.^. ilitl lM|tH«| n the :.,rai.. s»: I. m, nt, and |>»«ng >
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    A STRANGE MANCHESTER CENTENARY.
    909 12 drowned by the fourth. 5a1t,,,,! fefe. mmam was al.«o m—jlmmm and it i.-t «ame safely out of th,. water ami wont m search of his clothes. They had been ftol en and ho died m a few months from c »l*| and exposure. In ill thirty-eijrht
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      467 12 Burns Philp Line (Incorporated m Australia.) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and the new motor vessel MALABAR (4,512 tons). The n.s. MARELLA is the largest and finest steamer trading to Australia. Cabins de Luxe,
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      164 12 R INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD (Incorporated m England). 0 Direct Service* to Japan via Hong Konj Amoy and Shanghai and to (alcutta via Penang from Singapore. Taking cargo on through Bills of I.adinj for Canton. Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Chefcx Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangt-sze ports, th< Philippines, etc. FOR PENANG AND
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      311 12 Kerr Steamship Co. Inc.. 44. BRAVER STREET. NEW YORK. (Incorporated m U.S.A.) 0 r.KNKRAI. AGENTS. REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHIL ADELI'IiI BALTIMORE (via Suei> M.S. SILVERBELLE due Apr. 7 M.S. SILVERHAZEL due May S PACIFIC JAVA CALCUTTA SERVICF SINGAPORE TO SAN FRANCISCO \\|i LOS ANGELES HARBOUR M.S.
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      666 12 MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. Kuala Pahang, Pekan, Sungei i.tiii.jin ana Auanian t .a. Ui-nid- and Jeiantutj every 1 ue.-uay, ihuidday ana 1 1 iuay 6 a.m. baiiKKok every Thursday v a.m. rvoia Tinggi, tSeremban, Kuaia Lumpur, Ipoh, laiping, IVnang ana ivcdah and lower Siaia 0 a.m. Keiaman every Monday, Wedne^aay
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      676 12 SHIPPING NOTES. In all. 4.1">0 deck passcng< »i< dis- harged from three \esscl>- arriving from hina on Wednesday. The Hong Hwa and Anhui anived from Amoy and Swatow with Bit and 'J. respec ti\ely. ejWlet the Daviken arrived from Hong Kong with 1411, The MJf, outward mail steamer ChenI lueaux
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    MY CHAMPAGNE.
    1218 13 WELL WHAT ABOUT IT? Mr. J. H. Thomas' Best Meal. I ca.euloted thai h<> throe >vhole weeks each year attending Labour enfer- ard 1.,0 days attending luncheon* and mneri of various SOCiHioa. At these he 820 ,i Karil a cuiatcfl to; that at these he c« nsumes n.n,
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    48 13 I <•.!» F«ld 'he ».l.j« am I'oiaiid. and probably the- .>!,], -*r inhabitant of *'boW country, h*«< just died at I.utnwfcka. n^tir LMnberjr. at th« :nr< ..f I2f ;.«.»r- Th»official rocnnJv „f the Conr.niunr prov^ be yond doubt that ho wa* bom m the n*iirhhourinjr district of Dybrow m IKO3.
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    ANOTHER "PLOT" IN CHICAGO.
    96 13 •t llf li.li- >,^ UrHuh I w>n. I War TtxMMm. Ma -h. i horrid Briti»< pi*. H«h discovered that ih« f th«- n« v h-n.U f,,r I t,. U no f. Wi 'AH 111 I ri rrta |ncnt> Tho> m«> h»\e brrn AfrM «t. li< »i»
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      52 13 GOOD-BYE DULLNESS A M T^ w x x X— 4 x^i KARVALLY yAK it TRY THIS CLEANER AND POLISH ONCE AND YOU WILL NEVER USE ANY OTHER Sole Agents: MALAYAN MOTORS, LTD. 14—20 ORCHARD ROAD. BOfGAPOBB. pMMMMMMMMMM Not Forgetting Purely British Workmanship ;i Austin Windsor Saloon -T- J Borneo Motors,
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    NOISE AND THE HOME.
    351 14 Trials of Insulating Materials. How to build a house so that the baby ru \t daor may not disturb the inhabitants of neighbouring houses is one of the practical problems that d now being investigated at the Building Research Station at (larston, near Watford, under the
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    TALKING WITHOUT A LARYNX.
    119 14 *Ventr|losjS)i»t* lU'm«Hly For l^»ss of Speech. Vii'iina. How to speak without a larynx was demonstrate^ to members of the Vienna So- < i'ty for Experimental Phonetics by Professoi Stem. Thi \v«.rd "v< rit i is).iui>t" literally "stotalker," hi- explained- is u-ually derH to 1,, a misn<.nu-r.
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    KING ALBERT SETS NEW FASHION.
    149 14 Court Visits by Air. The King of the Belgians, who is a ■portamaa, a mountaineer and a keen airman, i* setting a new fashion by paying a visit to Copenhagen by air. He will be accompanied by the Queen, their second son. Charles, and their
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    MEN WITH CAPITAL AS EMIGRANTS.
    128 14 Vustralia's \ee;l of Women. "Australia badly want! m of sdutatloa, especially if the) have capita] which, aftei a little load experience, thy can invest under their own supervision." said Sir (Jranviii, Hyiii'. High Coaimiat loner let Australia, m a stateSJMUfl i->ued m Londoa during the
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    SKIERS ASCEND MONT BLANC IN 13 HOURS.
    92 14 SKIERS ASCEND MONT BLANC IN 13 HOURS. lit-neva, Feb. 2'i. The ascent of Mont Blan- has boM achieved for the first time thi? winter by three skiers, namely, a Norwegian iiainer PetoTMB, and two jruides. Chalet and T< urnier. The clim!>e:> stl out at 4 a. in from Ckamonix, taking
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    16 14 Mr. J. Shclton. of the Institute for Me'Mcal Research, Kuala Lumpur, shortly K<>ing H..me on leave.
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    PRE-ROMAN ERA OF LONDON.
    446 14 Traces of Cultured Race and Uo\6 Coinage. What arai Laajaaa Hbi Mara tho fta. mans raajaT Was it a fatriiaad trading p..,t or sim?'iy a f,u Tatttftj lahanMaj'i huts" These aro questions which aris<. follow>ntr the announrpiiicnt that aflat NOT af investigation the Royal Cummi^i,,,, on
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    INDIA'S BUDGET.
    364 14 Healthy rodit Outlook. New Delhi. K*b. Sir Basil Blackett. the FIMMI Member, introduced trie Indian Budget m the Legislative Anembly to.day. The result ■>f the- financial year 1926-27 showed a net improvement of fourteen lakh- MN thr re vfatd eutimaW. He considered thi> close vppioximatinn as an encouraging
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    NORTH IRELAND VILLAGE INDUSTRY THREATENED.
    208 14 The etTVi >\ '■••t'.vrn eonupvtitMMl on th* villagt mdiii-tiics of Nonliin Ireland «*mph:i at a H"«»ii Ti <!«• Inquiry •jnder thi- Satc^uamir.ir «-nulat i">n*. m which application was made for tlutj if 'Mi i-{ par nM. mi kaported hamikfichii t" Jtul hou««fhi»|<i uotnl-. of lux
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    PALESTING PORTS FUTURE.
    176 14 Mediterranean Oil and otton Staple Jerusalem. It .s i-rivau-ly i»ut authoritatively report cd from Laa)iM that the terminus the Masai pipr lint«. nhich i> t,, ..m\«v M..mil oil |a tin- -,;i. h:»v 1,. M .I.hm.Kml m In\.-ui of th«- port of Haifa. The Turk i>»i |Nt n.i.uiii
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    SWIM WITH SHARKS FOR SCIENCE.
    159 14 Noted Hunter. f tt,, n Man-Katers. Mr. Van (him pen Hi liner, a Ehm« tu X ■MM hunter, an authority M .1-eMM Balm, an.l one ..f the Field npiv^rta of the American Museum of at ui Hii tory Is amonjc th. thr MuiiM-n Imei Munaiu...
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    THURSDAY, MARCH 29th.
    849 15 Buyers Seller* A.*am Kumliang 4^ s 4r h BaSfTta Tin (t) ;i;» s J(U hatanu Piilmg <$1 ."I Batu Caves ($1 1 {v i Chenderiang p;^ )f 17^ cd Thin Chin (£l> 1.02 4 1."7'Eastern Siam u> i;» s r >( j l >,k c n Haal
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    EXCHANGE.
    40 15 March 29. I "> :< K.ii.k ilcmnml ir.«l,t- :t m.-. .4 N«w Y«>i k. «l< pi nit! M ;<],, France, demand I j In.lia. T. T. Honir Konjr. lammui II p, Yokohama, > Hnntrkok, «l«-mnr<l H.i S.u.i bHMIM «> r Kpkl.hi. l Rat« 4
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    PRODUCE.
    139 15 M 1 1 < h 29. T«M .IM V. i Black I ftpiitcn v I. .irl S Sm;,ll "f'l.i Sundi if<i j j (l i lag Mir, (h .1 M^rk K«-d K:iu- N.-wj j.^o Kict-. S:.tn. »U 1 :r;il I K:u L'<.on KintNti j, ,i Rice. X ..it Sioka
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    17 15 Mirth 2!»1h.. 12 o'rlitrk n.M.n. Ml to Sun- Ju Q !.<>ri(»«.n Spot >
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    MACPHAIL'S SHARE LIST.
    71 15 Vrwtrrrfay'M Alteration*. Buyers >. ilctmtams Knit. i Tin Dred i i Malayan >n>. i m* j North Tai|i!titf I I. 1 Jelupaiitf* K. Lumpmr rull) Takua I Ma is iVi.i. n,, Allenbyi H tu> Bukit KatU Ji rai i Kcantan 1.17 ■In. ah Kuala v Ifalaka IV
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    RUBBER AUCTIONS.
    38 15 In y.-t.nlay's prlti li^t aurtiona Ml I' er. t that two m«n :if ;><... ir«M.<| pale whirh WU firei) ;t^ U should havr U., n U* 4 and clean fn which apfH-an.J as 40^. jih'.,,|,l h.iv. J"
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    68 15 The value- nsumel monl m T man. Shantunir provincial cj, Alone .s estimated around $2~0.i> than .<:.•<;().()•)<» ytlir t, r «-i f. :>i«- uhnl<- pn.\inc«' mu«l than IHO.OOO.OIM) a ><ar. atK.m tinifs th.> annual p'0.,,-.|, „f thi- land vrra.h ta\. M—H of the cijrai.tt.- c «n suined m Tsinan arc
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    TRADK AND COMMERCE.
    45 15 KOSK. M IMI AII. S KKPOKT Kulhkt i 1.,, Mininc. 11 ivn««n! i Uu i I I \1.,.»1«u I Myth v\ Ku.il.i I ii rin Ratiut KuhfMi I i I i:. nut I linf.iv „.,U It.. I WeariHH H li« ii i
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    64 15 LYALL AND EVATT'S WEEKLY REPORT. tftof »i i n on la h;i\. 1 i Takuapa*. ur.il X I i 1 R 1 ha» i Ukktn << Mab ;4 <i th« man. i at IjS. ar»«J I'a *at 1 Id I I* j TapaJu Minirir. I. V 1 I a f
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    BARLOW'S REPORT.
    27 15 Ki«Kat" Mm.., Xiii I II 1 I I i n Stork Rtill ror.tinu M« Ml ■t <«»«. Am < (ir., > mrr at foil 1 14 \j v
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    FOOTBALL.
    759 16 DUKE'S DEFEAT THE s c c Yesterday's Padantf (iame. I»tik« SA.i 0. The Duke'i def< ated the bf Q OB the Padang jresi rdaj after fame which, although m the early sta^<-> it promised to be fairly interesting, was rather tam< i |t«'(ia!ly m the second half. The Duke*
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    INTERNATIONAL SOCCER.
    62 16 Scots Side for Wembley <»n Satardaj The following m the Sco tish team chosen t(. play Bn 'land at bley > it Saturday m tli« la match ol the internati »nal tournament. Harknesi (Queen's Part >: Nelson <■ ar<lifT) and Latv Chelsea >, Gibson (Aston Villa). Bradshaw (Bury)
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    ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF S.F.A.
    34 16 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF S.F.A. The annual general mail Ing of the Singapore Football Association will be held at 'he nftVea of Messrs. Sime Darby and Co., i.u\ ..n Wedaeeday next at 5 p.m.
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    INTERPORT SHOOT CAPTAIN.
    31 16 H. Steers. TIM well-known ™*rY man Kaa n S(>! u fJ v a|itain th< ninxapoio team m this rear's Intertx>rt >h hi expected to tak ,!ar■ometime m Kay.
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      LOCAL LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENTS.
      115 16 At the Cricket Club. MONDAY'S TIES. C hampionship I'reiirninary. Cherringtoa vs. R. H. Wild. K. .1. Cassehl vs. G. H. Daly. R. B. C.otrh VS. C. P. Burke. Jt. H. Mallinson vs. R. P. Goodman. P. Murphy vs. R. Byatt. P. Ziegek vs. Capt H. c).
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      TUESDAY'S TIES.
      80 16 (iodoun I>oubles. Macphai] and Co. va. I*, and o. Hank. Guthrie and Co. v?. X.P.M. V raser and Co. vs. A.r.< I' (lice vs. African and Eastern Trade 'orporation. Paterson, Simons mnd Co, vs. Adamaan Gilflllan and •Jaejrt r and Co. \s. BrinkmaßH and Co. Borneo Co. vs.
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      TANGLIN CLUB TOURNAMENT.
      115 16 FRIDAY'S TIFS (REVISED! I)> ne Cup. <li and Mrs. Preyberg owe 1 .">.:; rs Mr. and Miss Salmond, scr, ullen (up. Wisharl and Mr*. K. A. Btevena owe I vs. Wild and Mrs. Margoliouth scr. i!. M. Williams and Mrs Salsmaim plus 9 VS. Mr. and Mrs.
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      THE S.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
      51 16 THE S.R.C. TOURN AMENT. FRIDAY'S TIFS Double Handicap. P. c. <i t Souxa and N. 8. Hogan vs. C. B. Webb and S. de Sousa. Sinclr Handicap "A." v. H. Norrii vs. R. c. Oehlers. Sincle Handiran "1»." F. Gosjmi vs. K. S. hTonteiro, to finish. E. TeffKensohn vs. G.
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    THE ASSIZES.
    156 16 Sedition Charges. Some of our local budding revolutionaries will haw plenty of time to repent of theii misguided zeal whilst underpoinir the durance prescribed by Mr. Justice Deane esterday and the day beforeI.cc Tion^r Than and Tan Yook San. who Were arrested m a house m Wilkie Road
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    A POSTAL EXCURSION.
    174 16 A nice little postal exploit is disclosed m an envelope which has been sent to us (Times of Malaya) from Chenderoh, now Well known hv the mow familiar, if bold title, of the Dam Site of the Perak HydroKlectiie Power Company up the I'erak River from Knj?tfor.
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    87 16 Mr. K. Bangaaassy Mudaliar, Deputy Collector and Protector <>f Earigraats, aiiived m Nrpapatam on Fi-b. 29 after a private visit to Malaya. Interviewed, he aid that conditions far Indian labourers m Malaya w.-rt- better than m India, and that they could save a considerable amount "">!<• m a year than
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    56 16 ENGLISH LEAGUE RESULTS. (Jood Win for I*ompey. [Reiite!*- S.ivue.] London. Mar. 28. I MfW match.-.- p!a\vd to-day resulted as follows' First I)i\i-.ion. \i>enal 0. Portsmouth Derby Mamhe>ter i 0. Sunderland 0, T«»ttenhani Ol Third Dni^ion Southern. (iilMnKham I, Bxttef 1. Scotli>h Ltajjue. Hibernian 8, Qutcai Park < owdenheath
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    FRENCH ATHLETES FOR JAPAN.
    79 16 IXanyu Ni'-hi-Xii h, Dm If.] I'oKii*. Mar. l!v Id rwp«Mi to the m v it at i< -n of the South Manchuria Railway < >mpar\ :.nd the •Japanese Student Athletic Inion. the French Athletic Federation m I'aris wil' send a team of 2."» athlete- on ficpttliabel
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    INTER-STATE CRICKET.
    54 16 [From Our Own rtcsnondent.l Inoh. Mar. Ml For Perak'f Irst >t:.te cricket match agoino] Penang at Ipoh ai BasU r, the following have boon selected: Jordan, Hn mr, Chelvam, Fronde. Kottleton, Nicholson, Pei era. Poueford, Smith. fT|iehll m luds, William^. Reserves: Dfehson and Wlngmim, Dr. Gordon and BWlloch
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    INTER-VARSITY GOLF.
    29 16 fsteutar 9 oVmrles SanJ« i< h. Mar. J^ In the jubilev mi >r«vai 1 ity At Cambridge beat Oxfoi I bj Ratchet atehet U <; me «i:i!' halved.
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    ROWING.
    248 16 May an Amateur Rculler Work? c hou!d a man be allowed t amateur itatttl m rowiasj if he i »•< ployed m manual labour, Wai tM <>t th-.-aeotioni raised at special meeting ol National Ama' ur Bowing tioti hel« iii London. The A--<>« ia. >.r. whi.-h iconnected with tli-'
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    RUGBY UNION RESULTS.
    54 16 London. March 17. The following Ml the results ..f th t \<\ ineipal matches played und. r Iluirl Ini-.n nilM to-day.--Leii e>ter lVnaith 0. Glasgow H. s. Qtasgow I'niv. i. Heriotonians 0. Royal Hiirh School 0. Kdinfuiryh Inst. J). Stewartonians .">. Aheravon 11. Swansea 12. Harlequin.^ 10.
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    RUGBY LEAGUE MATCHES.
    67 16 London, March 17. The following are Ihf result^ of the niaUlu-> played under Roghf Irairut ruleBarrow :i. Hnnslei Hatley s, Halifax Brmmley 7, Hull Dewsbory IS, I^i^h Feathwtoni n». Bradford Huddi r-tuld IS, Swinton Hull Kingston Wijran Ltada -j."). Castleford Salford Bt HeY n*i R< St. Helen's
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    MACARTNEY ON WAY TO ENGLAND.
    61 16 G. Macartney, the Australian Te criekator, v\h<> eaptatasd Urn Australian team which visited Malaya la-t June. i> >>r his way to Knjrland. Accompanied by Mrs. Macartney, he passed through Colombo la-t week. The Australian Davis (up team. (Jerald Patereon (captain and manager) Jack Crawford and
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    14 16 Mr. I). Will*, M.C.S., has been appointed to act temporarily an Assistant Adviser, Sejjamat.
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      EUROPEAN FLY-WEIGHT TITLE.
      185 16 EUROPEAN FLY-WEIGHT TITLE. Frenchman Beaten. London. Mar. l!». To mi» r ht m a co.ie-t f«»r the Kui<'p>ai I ly-\\'< i^ r h» hainpionship, over Jittee?> r> und-. a* the Kational Sp<»rtinjc Club •I'.hnny HHI, the ill i t i n har.ip;on. "iitpofallcd Kmiie JMa«ln'-J. the French < pion. V
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      "HORIZONTAL CHAMPION" NO LONGER.
      124 16 Scott's Redemption. London. Mar. 20. Now Yoik Boot! aoj fluaUy eompoHd; dissipntod the canard thai h<' aoticontal champion.* 1 Me re\«a <i bim-elt' ai niuch-imjH' boxor and oxpoosd his opponent j* 1 an<l immatuif fighter withe I seottii nmnagar stated; "Nou l'b-1 i> v-v<\ to Amoiican
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      PHIL SCCTT'S NEXT FIGHT.
      30 16 \i:air»-' Mi:mi !!.•;> v i-k'hl I .mion. M;ir. 22. N« >\ rod Phil Seoti Imm atruaged fiirht th Miami h«::\\ w < 'irht Touchstone at Nou T< ,on Api
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    CRICKET.
    101 16 The fnllov I•, ri ItO n pmaal the B.C i: C ntamt the i U iai tlesiatis at < rit ket <>n RundajT 11 a.m. -harp on tin- f«>rnier"> irroajßd. K\;:n Wona;, I.er K» Tj I II i Hian. .litt Siana;. "hn I iin. Ah 'man I ;i f.
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    23 16 The data f.r the boras' oanpotltioi lac the monthly ipoaa M \,..jl -j n n..t M..nday. April l»th. a< noli*
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    46 16 Pram m i i for Id A. 11. '.'Jv Fiiday Ml |..m. Drill 1t;..1|. Sijrs., "A" Conpaay, B.V.C. Uml Hal!. Malay Company. Drill Ha Toy. Saturday p.m Drill Hall S}l 1" p) Sic*.. M.< Pltn. Sun.!a>. Siulap. S K.K. iv Si-. i Plataoa.
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    23 16 For Week Endii Boadajr, l I Friday. Marva SOta. Atntwl ;i Headciuartet s ".l."» p.i»i. B. PI'RDY. Dstru t Coam
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    27 16 A IAI bWI tournanunt. .n uKi-h tin events uill \n- the cham] p n pinfflei an'l <loul,! t handi. I th( *.<.<. turn M..> Kntries uill April 28.
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    40 16 The Kuala I ainpur Of* deposited th- i tae Prit, Wales in the b H ,i. n St. AadrewV hureh <• :im r This lamp ii W( rtmy dedicated ia memor the I pedition I 1914, ■acrineed hi< I M. M.
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    52 16 A very prett> uvddinir Church. Penan*. Rev. R. S. Stewart „fl m X between Mr W .1 A. (Iran! of Urn Chartered Bank. PIMMf, son «,f the lat, Mr. an.l Mr-. John AlexannY, GrMM of AIM-rdeer. and Miss Margaret Florence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Ma, •]< ay „f
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