The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 5 April 1928

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    19 1 *:E PRESS, THURSDAY. APRIL 5. 1928. Singapore Free Press NO. 12.:tT7 Hi CENTS. SINGAPORE. 85. Till RKDAY. APRIL 192X.
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    STOP PRESS NEWS.
    86 1 ißouu-r> mrnm I Limdon. \pr. I Mr Baldwin's .inn»>uncoment rauiti -.rnati.n «.n thr RubUr K\ihanjC«. Th«' prln a| Bptl in^i>«> •'•PfH ><l IK.. alm.»vi immtnliately. Tl ever, fe« buyers most «»t the meniln r> rrmvr fea Wall thr 1 1 n«i of equentl> thin- was a slight
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    242 1 Ml restriction* "I rtinnrr fr»im Malaya and < *>l«n >»••' ah«li*h««d «.n \o\ N1 r»-v Ihin d«-rlar- n |i. made ».> th» Premier. Mr. It .tld win in the llou-e ol Common* >e-t.r da) afternoon. Special caMr- from our 1 «.ndon cure-pondem an- published on paot The
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    UR OF THE CHALDEES.
    341 1 r. v loajf ;it U.- 'I r -.f ||M lamia. uh«n« <.|.l Kattta v h of a Mu.plrr and p *outOH ant*. |'t i «»n* anajo* fmHh frimd I t.iin third tUM- it h«u r a Mpa^otil In >shi< h ill tlw 'M'!m >>>•• i and
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      245 1 WING LOONG. pO| HKJH CLASS TAILORING. vie, Cut nnd Finish Guaranteed 32. HIGH STREET. Raffles HoteTl I ROOMS WITH MODERN 3ANITATIOM TKA Grill Room DINER I I I NIUVALI.ED IN THE EAST. DANSANT E cherie Valentine xuEsnlvi MONDAY, am TUESDAY, Wednesday, TOMASITA BIRDWELL TH^ AY I x>l (haiacttr. AcTOMtIC and
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      140 1 TYPEWRITERS FOR PARTICULARS AND I I I L/l U I b^LbbbbbVbVsi (Incorporated in England) Penang Singapore Kuala Luoxpur leurope hotel! I I J "Renowned by Hoconnuondation." i 9&vmms&m*smm#* si»rin:; race MBRING I 1(2 f? J I I Mav 12th. \jr 1\ 1 Ls Ls SPECIAL RACE niXNKR AND f <
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      33 1 I CHRYSLER I 5 ENDURANCE i J I W.W.'.V.VAViV.V.WASWi'A^ I> JOHN HAIG'S I GOLD LABEL i WHLjlvi ;j i| I THE BEST. i j f J g SWEE LEE CO. I" WINK MERCHANTS.
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      64 1 THE WEEK. MA. •1 v I? W 1 1 >I! < I h h rwii I*. nici u ■i rra: H. W. t k■ P. at W. I y, 7tA. Hick Wall r, lIJ i I H. W. I m HJ. ~(i < Mnl H M A r I II
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    THE PARIS JESUIT MURDER.
    277 2 Secrd Entrances to Mysterj Mission. I' irix. Mar, 7. x ry i rime, such as, mm <an «r< 11 iniau no, would have made Sherlock H> Imri rub i. Unix. th:n hand- with glee and •xtra pip. i 1X j t is and inti ifruing ranii
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    ADMIRALTY SUED.
    41 2 Geraiai livettar*! CUim <»f "Secret" r I-- action. A b n 1914 1 British Admiralty and Pi Huv J»" din a claim f 0 im, M foi V 1 tperi kt, in re S. 0 Hei I i h
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    LIFE RISKED FOR A CAT.
    98 2 Vwrth'a (1:,..!, nn < hvrrfc Tower hx. 1 >'!n«' (GloversU r-hrr-) M;.r i »e Society's medai and the Gloucester*!,?™ Branch hew t,,- H»roM Lou*, aged nine. risked his life to -av, a cat i i rtanding with sum., friendi u,,t- Mary 1 Parish Church when
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    33 2 Then n km of Mist Dorothy Leemhnw j TO. dauchterj »f M,an |M 1 A .orm" 3 I V La u "i«* 1 of Kuala Lumpur i Kuala Lrnnpor, on Um EM inst
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      110 2 A Monster Programme OF Varied Amusements GATE 10 cts. J.W.'.V.V.V.V.'.V.V.VAWiViVtV. :j DRAUGHT HEER ON ICE. 5 I- COLD SNACKS AVAIL- 5 ABLE AT ALL HOURS. J j: c;rosvenor hotel. Age counts in an Antique A Live Book counts more In a Directory r fljDiivcton til \|,il,,>,, Pri ce||||l •it .ill
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      245 2 to? emu 1 Theatre (0) Commencing Tuesday, April 10th. AMD NIGHTLY AT iuo WM. THE E>IOK NORTON REVUE (Direct from London). I'UEskntiv:; THE LATEST MUSICAL HITS. Twmdmj amf Vndn.^li. April ](Mh and 11(h PLEASURELAND, |!"!j^: in V ri(ll) A|>ri l2t f' d I: h HOOKING AT LITTLE'S. PRRES Si. 2
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      100 2 ALHAMBRA P^P (Tan hrnf Kr* A < ltd I'roi v OMAI must NAfWWAJ miuvi The Patent Leather Kid Richard Barthelmess In tht- lirsl sim* ;j 0 pm KEN MAYNARD mi "TARZAN" "SOMEWHERE IN SONORA &SSS 5 The Lads cf "Behind The Front Arc Rollicking? Sailors in <k '*i\ A J
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    LONDON LETTER.
    1039 3 RIBBER IN THE IDEAL HOME. An Interesting Exhibition. [From Our Own Pnrrripoifcnt.] I ondon, M S. Tb»' Ideal Hone Exhibition ii proving m popular as ,-v«.r thi< year jui«l 'I.- KuM,.v Grower* Association who have- an excellent exhibit are hnvintr linnsmlmis Bomber of enquiries. They have first a
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      177 3 ssßßSMßßsansn nm i WHEN BUYING A CAR i I "Service After Purchase" I IS AN IMPORTANT CONSIDERATION. i hen baying Camera remember that there are "Kodak Service Departments" j in different countries. GET A KODAK I K da^ limited i;i:imi.: >. lJaitcr> it.mil. OFFICE: 13C FnMawa BojlJ. m >••••••••••.......,... \KK
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      183 3 I Crawford's Biscuits I ™44f 9 9 a 7 1 !j THERE IS NO HIGHER PRAISE. I 7 I Quality and Variety at a Moderate Price j I OBTAINABLE AT ALL THE LEADING STORES AND DEALERS I i Joarlow Co. I I TELE. 2790. TELE 279J fMELDRUMS LIMITED I TIMPERLEY,
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    CAUGHT BY THE CAMERA.
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    THE CUP WINNERS?
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    139 4 i ri.n. jur. uvvßUii HOtMersneMi fOMM who nu-an to win Tup anJ LWfW. .Jackson, who u..n th, tl i vwk, I* th< |».ft. th»-n K- Bl und Smith.— Daily Sketch. AMERICAN thoroughness in scenario. The -Queen 1 Tfcariffc, hmim, at which tho play "Tin Trial of Mary Dugftn" bai been
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    NEW VIEW ON TRADE.
    1118 5 NEED WE EXPORT MORE? The Industrial Enquiry. In our K»'neral roinincnt^ upon the Report si thv Uharnl bsinatrin] Inquiry, v.-e expraased <n?r brreement nrith certain nf it< conclusions, and our diharr^ement with others. Above all. we sought to cmpha.-i----rh- Uw ihat i< naserrai to he taken
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    WHIST-DRIVES IN CHURCH.
    97 5 ihoir |{«-«nts K«vtor'v Trohihition. BkMHI t>:«- Mm r. iht' li--\ .1. I »;»1t. i>r-'--hibitcd mmoUbsi daaeian and whist lirifei ii. :h» Chun h bvildinffii, th*- choir of (ltnu-nt's Clmrrh, Hrou^rhton, >f;»»i< h« hav«- >tru«K. Th« y dwIAM 'hat they ;ir> dot* rmin* I rv_>t t«» bl tr«rit»«!
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      324 5 l*^n^^^H(j m-^^B 3 jW«^» j^!i ff^^fc jl^M I Ibl<vU ■Jt JBSn "'^KjLJ-*^)™ t^Vsflfl LSI iK^T^i' uK i'v^" I TpROTFCT yourself from the I g -L dangers that lurk in dark- B "e3/ ness> ll^ u tne u ay in »fcey with g y an Eveready Flashli-ht The d «nort powerful
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      334 5 NEW DESIGNS IN j I TEAK BEDSTEADS <*; -JVi Handsome Teak Uedsteud uith ()uHrtcrcd I l Mitre Tane! a> lll«« (ration. I ftiL Lpff !t. «i in. Si.le iljiilsnnly Prtat tt6.'>(! m M 4\ n Mnrmn^ tl ln itt 1 rttlr!il alinn H Jl Jl -LJI Jl IL H|L L
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      116 5 l^'J?.^_ m- 1 IIIf"" l r»Y 1 F" 1 f I 1 W.TH MP WINKLE *^^^T tm E OlD^yal, &&&> -*&B MAN^^'.ii^ nSUf PHtseNllNC T T^ MU w.^k; I#J|| IN THe CICCUMSrfANCe6.«E WAS ROUSED M« WlNKl£,Vt«7l «Kf HiSSON. wvTJklp i^,^At7iu/^» L I V SCMS VaUWlListf B WOULD CL*OLY HAVB Dl«-
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    POLO AT EASTER.
    141 6 During 1 tin- coming- holiday the M.-ukray Cop hold bf the Colony and the Dp no— l Trophy held by Selangor will be played for ■I Kuala Lumpur. Singapore, the Duke of Wellington's. Selangor and Penanp will compote for the Spoonei Cup, and the first round will
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    RIFLE SHOOTING.
    76 6 Malay Volunteer Rifle Club. The following was the result of the Spoon Shoot held at the Farrer Ranjre M Sunday afternoon. 200 yds: Xett. Sergt. Mohamed. bin Tahii H'can. Pte. Abdul Rahim. bin H. A. Aziz. 500 yds: Nett. Lieut. H. A. Aziz; H'can. Serirt. M<»hamed Hassan. 600
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    GOLF.
    81 6 Keppei G. C. defeated Sepoy Lines C. C in the first round of the Wei-Hai-Wei Cup by <? matches to 1. The results of the play were as follows. Sepoy Lines players mentioned first English lost to Campbell 1 up. Carson beat Craip 7 and 6 I.owson lost to
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    DISARMAMENT DREAMS.
    233 6 League's Futile Pursuit. London. March 18. "1 he dream of disarmament or even of any universal agreement to limit armameßti is as haseless as the dream of a universal religion." says the Sunday Times. which outspokenly llilkian the futility of till League's disarmament discussions. "\'<. Nation." it continues,
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    STINK-BOMBS FOR JAZZ OPERA.
    80 6 Scents at IVrformance of "John Strikes I'p." t,. n,. Budapest, March 23. EHf Pollea dispersed hundreds of younjr men who demonstrated in front of a theatre during the second performance of the jazz opera Jonny Spielt Auf (John Strikes Up), which had excited much controversy in
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    MILLIONARIES'S ESTATE.
    17 6 London. March 22. t i T .00.000: w r> Mr Edwin pope h s irft
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      210 6 j INDEPENDENT <». all wvatWr londitions the Macapon J. Bailitarjr Steam Laundry offers its Ml Ik M. J |j 86 et». par plaei within 24 hours; its. l ll( within 8 days and 10 cts. fu-i «j pfartJ for weekly delivery. Monthly con- 5 tracta arrangad on application. tl I
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      148 6 II i W Hij.// 1 Valuable Aid in the Sick Room I v<my €olo&ne I H.IWI R 56 The 18 50 h. p. 5 Sc.itt Ownership of a Bean Car vwll >^ V/ 3 give you the greatest motor- r I ing pleasure obumable at K del.ghted to five you
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    THE COTTON TROUBLE.
    240 7 A BIG COMBINE FLAN. The Only Solution. [K»utiT's Service. l Li:nd'n\ Apr. .'l. th( scheme promoted by the Cotton Yarn Association foi the pronoeod combine of mill^ j n t j u AnHMican section Of ihe spinning trade, the combine will l»e entitled The Lancashire Textile Corpoißtion.
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    "ALICE IN WONDERLAND."
    232 7 American's Offer to England. [Reuters Service] l.ond-tn, Apr. The F3n>rlish record price of I'l.viOd was paid at Sotheby's for the orisjuaal manna iij>t of I.ewi< Carroll's "Alice in Wonder land." The purchaaei was l>f. stoacn of Philadelphia. The vendoi \mi» the <»ri^rii it! "Alic." now Mr*. Alice
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    THE ROYAL OAK SENTENCE.
    107 7 [Rtutcr's Service. 1 Gibraltar, Apr. The court deliberated foi 65 minuU s. After the vi'idict wai aWUvorsjd Dussti*i pot record ua> read and the eovri agaJi adjourned to consider the punishment and returned in half an how. K'. ai -Admiral Collaid PTai BOt pu> i.t when
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    TROTSKY WOUNDED.
    77 7 Banter*! Scrriea.] London, Apr. I. The Morninsj !'o<t givos prominence to story fro:^ I'aris that M. Trotsky i.-- bffHsjvad to be dying somewhere in Siberin fr:>m bullet wound. It states that Trotaky was Srad on lasi we«li bj a fomas* H'««| fajsntie. Kveiy tsToti i- hfl fast BUMJIt
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    THE PETROL WAR.
    58 7 rncut.-r's Service.] I.imd it Apr. .1. \rnoum-int: a IcdaXtlua in t»«r pin»> „f baal patrol t-. UHd, thr Riilm Oil P dints I.inii:«(l. says thr combine raaWtiem< 'c 12 -ij was initiated r<-« ih-- pun eliminating the aosi combina Rrma liai m w% i:ii n.j to !i
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    AMERICA'S STABLE BUSINESS.
    64 7 [Renter** Service. l Washington. Apr. .J. Mr. .Mellon told the Senate Fianenos Com mittee that he anticipated no niatt rial change in business conditions for the reniaiii'lor of I92fi from the pt^codins two j ears. The 1290,000,000 tax reduction MOSt i>erhaps i.e cut down t«< |18S.OM,iO0 vrhiel
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    BIG GERMAN STRIKE.
    43 7 [sttntll'l Si rvicr.l IterMn. Apr. .1. Twojsty Usoonnani ■ctaJwsjr«sn in I soy aavi atnsrk, Masrlnf t.. <tan.l-till larsjc nnaabar of woricanopa. Th«> usdastrialisti of S;i\.)ii> am maatksf <n April S to eoanidar \hv maaajtiasj af I haf out all nu-tahvorkrrs.
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    EGYPT NOT HOSTILE.
    59 7 [Reutfr's Service. l Cairo, Apr. 3. Nahai Pasha, ■paaktng t > p*mmmb, <lw lac.<! the Egyptian rate was mci ly a statement of fact without any ■pirit of defiaact or a'^^ri-ssion. f)n the contrary tiie Ktrypti GoTvrnmeni i- endeavoaring I prepan the way for a real Acjilo
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    NEW GLODCOAST HARBOUR. OPENED.
    40 7 [Router's Sorvii-o.J Srkundi. Apr. I. Mr. .1. H. Thomas, Colonial Mir st< N; labour a fminist.'a' i<m. ')|>«tk i (J (ho now T;;kr>ratli lutfl i Um Gold (<>a-» {•> day. The harbour Wftri 200 and ha -t
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      320 7 BUSINESS CARDS. FLORANGE j mi: \K\V POPULAH DRINK Teiinni Parties SSni Dailv "Meals. nal lu'lonKinßs of every ,< ption Klaaa, chinaware <-U\ J packed u>r conveyance t<> the a/orld. Luggage etc rted, attended and put on I rail, and >cnt anywhere. 'i GEE AND CO., Bencoolen Street. DAWN STUDKX JAPANESE
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      531 7 NOTICES. NOTICE Ifl HEREBY GIVEN thai the mark ted above i the property of HO CHU SHKK alias HIP HING ToNt; ot" Xo. 201 Read, Central, VhVtorfa, Hongkong, proprietor <•' th»- aaainess <>f medielnc m and manafaetnrers carried on under the name <>r style of the YKI'XC VEW CHUNG VKIK
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      536 7 PERAK TURF CLUB EASTER AMATELR RACE MEETING. EASTEK SATIKI) AY. AI'RII. 7TII AND KASTKK MONDAY. AI'RII. «HII Four Races \\>v Horses and hour Rao- t.,r I' St..-,-, tarv'< S (ini";: af A P m n UV<1 thv 2Hth M and o^tn^V 11^ obUined l N writlen ■PPlication unJi la 2nd
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      263 7 TAIPIN(i TURK (LIB. \M\TKIK MEETIN& Hedn<H.da\. \:>nl l^fh. and Saturday. Vpril .'M. »> Knn» fur Hiiro*** i 2 Kart**. f«r I'iilo I'unii r ■>• on.- ol which I* lor II II lh. snlf., f I*, r.tk 4. ..1,1 (up SI \Kh S |7.7« Addfi Mi SI \|'.l tF.DPISM TRAVELLING HsffSM
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      443 7 CHURCH SERVICES. ST. ANDRKW'S CATHEDRAL. EABTEB hay. a.m. Holy Communion. :i.i)!. H<>l\ roiiimunion <Suntr>. a..'. Holy Ceaamnnion. 0:» m. V r ;l Sern,. r* ichen li-\ <;. (i. Elliot, M.A. .i m. ii-.iy Commaaloa. im. Childi n ice. P.m. Postal Evennon and Sermon. aer: Th«- Lord Bishop. si. MATTHBITI CHI
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      BIRTHS.
      14 8 McM'l.l A\ hi UN M.t.-i: be last t" |Un W. Mi M itliUi.
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      MARRIAGE.
      38 8 BRIGHT-Xt'LCAHT. Oa Bat llrt. IStS, at th. Cathedral »1 Um <;...>,i pherd, Sinicaporr; Job* Hriuht. >.>n th. j Ml Mr». W. Bricat, of Sialkot. Pai It"!-.:.; to 1 Malcaaj aj t T. V. Malcakj .»f Hai tm
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1928. THE ROYAL OAK AFFAIR.
    448 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1928. THE ROYAL OAK AFFAIR. It is BOMcesaary to make any comment with regard to the actual dedsi< n in the Royal Oak court-martial for eonsklering th*^ charge*, the evidence and candid admissions, m court could have come to any othei decision than that
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    Y.M.C.A. DOWNTOWN BRANCH.
    263 8 The Y.M.C.A. Board we understand have arrived at a division definitely to cloM the Downtown tiffin branch and the dM'isinn will take effect at the end of the month. The failuiv of the scheme is to be repretted because it was undoubtedly based upon the wound idea
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    1004 8 Tht- Fret' rYtai will he puhlL«hed on Friday and Monday as usual but there will be no issue on Tuesday in order \>< i;i\r thist aff the Monday holiday Kaffles Museum ami I jl-rary will he oloMVl on Friday. hh«- T>th. and Monday 9th. hut will oprn <»n Satunla\ April
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    "DAWN" TO BE SHOWN.
    47 8 So\ 001 vn < mi Nn I>K< isio\ Conditional (Betltrr I ondon < .Mmty CuWk n:rM -ittinj:. ailoj.t.-.j thrtr Theatrv* an.l V il lion that tl \nt. f (l i. fMnff*part t<> i»h»j unfcf I \f l«I y*mt% of airr thf tlm unn« TumpMlr nsrdian
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    TROTSKY MURDER DENIED.
    5 8 The report*
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    MR. MARKHAM'S DEATH FROM CHOLERA.
    20 8 MR. MARKHAM'S DEATH FROM CHOLERA. Mr. H«-rt Murkham ir. m Bans mhi i»-fi h I i;i» frt»M out I con
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    K.L. EX-SERVICE ASSN.
    15 8 Th« \nnual M. kuil. I U MM •nnt*.. I pv.r H' i
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    COMMODITY MARKET.
    20 8 I. \TKST Kl lIRKR Wl« ll\ run i Ml'-- fv to 101 Mt >v?n not if k tn-d:,
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    LEATHER FACTORY ROBBERY.
    25 8 Tin I* JuHc* >. i in •>» loDr fun K.t K factory. fniTMir* mnrn(lii nhii,. th. -th. »v Halt A Itati injr th«t th.
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    NEW CORONER'S COURT.
    15 8 r«>urt- Mill h§ th« -nmc ar. I ni'Mrin* pomp tin wL* tal
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    POLICE OFFICERS COMMENDER.
    19 8 th«ir wnrkw n rvMr I *<»n K«»«il mini- r »h<n nli\< K«n i who wik at
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      266 8 THE CONNOISSEUR COMES TO CALDBECK'S." I •1 4pj I THE D^INK FOR EVERY KIND OF THIRST A J SOI,E AGENTS Ij CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO., LTD. I (f«— lyrilwl under the Cotnpaxirs' OrJinovrrs of H<iig Kopp). t (Incorporated in Shanghai.) SINGAPORE. ••>•••••• i (#Ji#i BY BPSCIAL J^f AI'I'OIMMKNT TO HIS MAJKSTY
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      28 8 Imummsl CHAM«°AGNE ITHEWORDi 4 ii JROBBIALACI I; From All Garages Dealers. H.B. Winter. 1 I MERCHANT TAILOR. 6-M, Battery Road, (Second Floor— G. H." Building). SINGAPORE Tel. 188.
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    ROYAL OAK AFFAIR.
    577 9 HOME NEWSPAPERS' COMMENT. W hat the Public Will Demand. [Neuter's. Service.] London, April 4. Telegraph commenting on the (Mi verdict say.s: To anyone famiWtth the ways of ourts-martial the el venHri WM an almost foregone .>;»n. lh<- charges were hound to be irrowly framed in accordance with
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    18 9 1 doe in Penan-r during the week-cad and will l' r,- y the niyht mail on tant it;.
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    KING AMANULLAH AT SEA.
    353 9 Watches War Operations. F British Radio Official Service.l Rusrby, April 3. Kinp Amanullali of Afgrhanistan watched a groat display of British sea power to-day. He embarked at Portland in H.M.S. Nelson. the new 83,500 tins battleshln and flagship of Vire-Admiral .Sir Hubert Brand. Com-mander-in-Chief of the
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    "MICHAEL STROGOFF" FILMED.
    222 9 Glimpses of Czarisl Days. Thmuvrh the courtesy of the management of the Universal Films, members of the local Preat wen y— ttlimj pivt-n a private scret-nin^ of the film "Michael ScrogvaT which will commence a season a; tht Pavilion from April 10. The story, which is taken
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    ROBBER ANNOUNCEMENT.
    376 9 ONLY SIX MONTHS' GRACE. Restriction to Come Off on Nov. Ist. COMMONS DEBATE TO-DAY. (Our Own Correspondent. Cnnyrijrht.) T l a I London, Apr. 4. v e lal declaration in the House of Commons on the report of the p hher evnTT T ltei ™o»- Thus, all restrictions
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    VOLUNTEER PERMANENT STAFF.
    140 9 Captain H.H.W. Savile. M.C. The Middlesex Repiment has boen selected to succeed Captain H. A. A. Howell, The Middlesex Rejriment, whose appointment terminates on Juno sth, as Aspistant Staff Officer to Local Forces, Malaya. Captain Savile served in Malaya with the 2nd Hattalion The Middlesex Regiment in
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    25 9 I arc passing out of tho a>rr of steam into a new age, the features of which will he electricity and chemistry. Mr. Philip Snowmen.
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    169 9 lAPAITI INCREASED VATIONAI. DEBT. [Bjf iuurU««y of the Nanyo XichiN T ichi Shimbunsha.] TJokio. April 3. At the end of IM7 Japan's national dcM amounted to the total of five thousand thret- hundred million yen. which -h<>\v»d an increase of nearly two hundred million yon compared with the
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    THE GEYLANG TRAGEDY.
    81 9 After the jury had returned an open verdict at the inquest into th»> death of Tan I>ei N'eo. the Chinese lady occupant of fl Ruerby taxi who was killed on the Geylanff Koad on .Mar. 21 in a collision between the Hup-by anil an Kss»x driven by
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    861 9 THE MERCANTILE MARINE. In Praise of the Moderns. To the Editor. Sir.-Thf .article in this morning Free Ftaoa a. o ur Master MuSm and tW Tra.nin* in the Merchant Navy. by Captain 1»™ Wlth tU few eom»«it* on The appointment of H.R.H. The Prince Tn A
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    N.S. STATE COUNCIL.
    96 9 Their was a full "attendance at the Nen>'Semhiian State Council meeting on Thursday mornir tr last at StTemba- M\< Hijarh ness the Yam Tuan was in the .hair, supported by the British Hrsidrnt. (the Hon'ble Mr. K. C. H. W.-lff. C. M. the Dato Klana iV-tra, Sunirei
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    VEIL DISCARDED FOR EVER.
    49 9 Queen Souriya's I>erlMion. Queen Souriya has decided n<»t t<> w«-ai the veil when sh«' fStWM t«» .\<">rh>inistan. She points out that her pe«.i>lr have no* seen her face on the f.lms and th-n- i^ no reason why th«'V should not stv her fai-e in reality.
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      593 11 O. S. K. Line. Destinations. c#«. Meamern. Arrive I Rotto I'iam, HaaAurg, Bnaata L,eave. Coloaibo, Ada and P. Said. Atoaki Maru Anr u A Town. Santos. Rio Apr 16 Tla 1 lata Maru May 3 nv A II 1 bawa, Zanzibar, Dar-ea-Salaam, Beifa, Uoreaco Marqnei and Dorhan. f Canada Maru
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    YESTERDAY'S CARGOES.
    45 12 II bullocks and 1.408 sheep by the CVntaur from Fremantle. Coal by the (lan Macnair from Durban sf> bullocks and J.'JTT pigs by the V.m Overstniten from Tanjc»ng I*riok. 170 bullocks by the Kator from Bangkok. 2f»7 bullocks from Bangkok by t».. Malini.
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    THE IDEAL YACHT!
    608 12 A Touch of Electricity. In a rodent ImM of the MM«»r B«-.r then- lengthy ami .somewhat intriguing «1 cription of the Fan Kuai. an American privnte yacht which claimed t.» bo the I completely equipped VMttli eictri" -ally. any yet afloat, and to ne capable of operated
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      504 12 Burns Philp Line (Incorporated in Australia.) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. n Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and the new motor vessel MALABAR (4,512 tons). Th« 8.8. MARELLA is the largest and finest steamer trading to Australia. Cabins 6e
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      222 12 s.s. GLENTARA. CMUigBMN <>! cHi-fro per the above steamer from London i arrived March 31«tt are hereby notified that I (Jeneral Survey of all cargo landed in damaged condition will be held at (Jodown Xo. .'J6-37 un Friday. April 13th 1928 at 0 a.m. No furth. r survey will b«
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      397 12 Kerr Steamship Co. Inc.. 44. HKAVBR STRKKT. NEW YORK (Inrorporatrd in I .8. A.) 0 GRNKRAL AGENTS REGULAR FREIGHT SERVK K TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA h BALTIMORE (via Suet) M ..S. HI Vr KHKI IK <\i* Apr 6 M.S. BILVERHAZEL Hue May M.S. SILVEKASH Juc M < PACIFIC JAVA
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      684 12 MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. Kuala Pahang, Pekan, Sungei Lembin and Kuan tan (via Gemas and Jerantut) every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 6 a.m. Bangkok every Thursday 6 a.m. Kota Tinggi, Sere m ban, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Taiping, Penang and Keduh and l>ower Siam 6 a.m. Kelantan every Monday, Wednesday
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      229 12 SHIPPING NOTES. The Hai Ning arri\ed from Hong Kong and Swatow on Tuesday with I,2'JT deck passengers. It is understood that the former Government yacht, Seabelle, is shortly to be put up for auction. The Dmtnt, which recently sustained damage to her bow in a collision with tho Huntrens, is
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    MY DAY OFF.
    780 13 In St Male m •Here *I*^: iL m MI H «|ut*si, now few are irLt An J r 7J ar r° m Cam; t() «n end at la>t And in the first, faint li*ht that lomw^ ll t hv rha r coldly, as it seemed, at the
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    121 13 Thp Hnn'hlo Mr. E. C. H. Wolff. M.r... the rftiiinp Rritish Rcsiflcnf. Ncirii S«>nihilan. and Mrs. Wolff wen- Him* a t the Rosi<J«n. y. Sormihan. M \V.«tln«'«l;»v evcnins:. Tlm Solaniror Statr P.nnd m in attP7idant«.>. Over tw. hundrt-«l invitations had boen issm-d. Anmnir t^>»s«' ppMtafl if 11 the Flis Hlfhlltti
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    A PLUNGE TO DEATH.
    182 13 Crowd (ia-sps in Horror. Pahs. March 20. <1. including many woraphen who had assem- n t, a. i.. horrified to V waller, dufcad to Htw. f»!i of IBdf«et tower with his parachute The exploit was carried out in defiant -e of the prohibition order following the
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    DUTCH AND RUBBER.
    908 14 POSITION CONSIDERED AT AMSTERDAM. Meeting of Growers. A meeting of Dutch rubber producers was held at The Hajrue on March 1. Hi. A. (i. N. Swart was in the chair, and tht present position of the iuMhm -produi .n>; in dustry was discussed. The Dutch planters showed
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    69 14 A ■Illliagl irfli tak.' plare in \;»ril. a* Kuala I.umnur. btUPW Mr. William A. Qibf.nn, of Bedford sad Mentakah. K.M.s. and Miss Mai^arct L. Sneirs. of .\>h burton Road, Croydon. Ex. Lady llQas uimpaon is hortly retun to China by thr Trans-Siherian i Heavy booktagl ;irc reported over this quick
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    FRASER'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    604 15 .p. May port, Apr. :j. rne price ol Tin during .t >lv k nued mtv rv ports indicate a firm market. Shares hav< een quiet throughout the i turnover in loth Sterling: and doilai issues nave been small. Quotations, however are well maintained and in the case
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    FRASER & CO., EXCHAGNE AND SHARE BROKERS.
    526 15 FRASER CO., EXCHAGNE AND SHARE BROKERS. Amm Ku„,,,a„ B B ">™» Banxrin Tin (i'i JS 11 T! Mun Tin ($1) g JJ < pTSaaSaVm KinU K«ll_. Kh-R.-Rh* (in Kuchai Ki 1 2(i l.umiur Tin (gl I that Mine, (f) Ling* Tin Maayan tollieriw (10) d *P*2** Conad. <$n |.074 l
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    EXCHANGE.
    23 15 Ban It IK x Viw k. Frame. Ind.., Kotiij. 11l Ifmj.nil Jav;i, dei. j H M H r.k of B«gl«n.l K.-ite 4^
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    PRODUCE.
    64 15 i I I'.p;,.r M I' 1 I I! < opra Mm.i 1 1.-,| Rice UM| if in Ch;.n Mark m «U\ M iC HmtHii -„-,1 en No 1 i Rice, Siam Hru-.»Mi N o 1 v No. 2 >„ Ku-f, Rat,; o j •> Rue, An.uu I l for
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    14 15 Vpril It h.. 12 oVliick n0,.,, i: M j:
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    ROSE MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    27 15 ROSE MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. SiniMp- r, r i| Rubber. I, n lon n v Kinta In ni Mi '(I J K intan 1.1 I Indusirial a, I
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    KUCHAI TIN DREDGING.
    20 15 i.n !> th T "v Ul(lkl bucket lt m Running Time, 744 I i:*M.-. hours; 740 i klf
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    23 15 YKSTERDAI s mvH lucnoN i. »'KH KS IU ft II 1 I.IJI I Stand •rd (Jualitir. n n i<*t award <.
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    PLANTER'S WIDOW DUPED.
    17 15 C«rd«ner *ho IN v Man (f u h«* w«. H mr i. ml < "rrm«||.
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      151 15 BANKING. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AM) CHINA Incorporated in England by Royal Charter. Faid up Capital in 600,000 shares of £5 each £3,000,000 K.-.erve fund 4,000,000 Reserve Lial>ility of Proprietors nnn imn IKad Office: 3*. Bishopsgate, London' E ?.C. Agencies and liranches. [;Sr ST gsr Calcutta K «te |«WNi
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    S.F.A. ANNUAL MEETING.
    1142 16 DIFFERENCES WITH SELANGOR. Mr. .1. M. Sirae's Views. The annual meeting of the Singapore Football Association was held last evening, the President (Mr. .1. M. Sime> being in thi« chair. The report and accounts, as presented, showed a loss of *1,:i81.44 for the year, which, it was
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    SPECIAL SPORTS CABLES.
    92 16 PREPARING FOR THE TESTS. The West Indies' Visit. [Our Own Correspondent. Copyright.] I. <mcl<»n. April 4. The MfoetOTl for the cricket Test match cs which will bo played in England this summer against the West Indies are: Mr. M. I>. (1. Lereaon-Gowwr, chairman; Mr. J W. H.
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    WHY OXFORD LOST THE BOATRACE.
    68 16 [Our Own Correspondent. Copyright. 1 London, April 4. A Daily Mail ci>rn>sf>ondent su«p«-.->t-that the Cambridge University superiority in sport during the last few years is due ti> two reasons: technical and psychology i nl. As regards the boat race. Cambrid*r« ha> always >hown. since the
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    THE FORTHCOMING OLYMPIC GAMES.
    43 16 [Our Own Corns purulent.— opyripht.] London. April I The I'arlian.entaiy Olympic Games Coin mittcc nut yesterday. They h<po to *ol lect CtfMi of the I'HO.OOO whu-h it is b«iag attempted to raise to ei.ver the e\pen>es <>f the Games.
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    KOZELUH COACHING AT WIMBLEDON.
    25 16 KOZELUH COACHING AT WIMBLEDON. [Our Own C rn'-poiitlrnt.-Copyripht.l London, April Kozeluh has conuntneed his coaching *n-jairfmt-nt at Wimbledon. The experiaMtti will be watched wHh Intergit.
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    THE AMAZONES AT BISLEY.
    29 16 (Our Own CoiTCtpoßdettt.- -ropyri«hO. London. April 4. A n»u competition has i eon iraueurated at Hifky for WOHWI <>r.ly. u-=invr sportinjr rirt»-^. called the Amazon-.--.
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    INTERNATIONAL ICE HOCKEY.
    28 16 [Our Own Correspondent. (op\ right.] I <'M<i..n. April 4. England defeated Bele urn in th»- let hockey match in London by 7 eroals to 1.
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    A FOOTBALL SUSPENSION.
    43 16 [From Ot.r Own Correspondent.] Penan jr. April Z. Boyle, the IVnanir Recreation Club outsicJt- left, ha> bee* MWpcndUd for the resi of the LfagiH 1 s»-ason f»>r striking Frost o1 the Ponanpr Cricket C]uh durinjr a f<>otl>a;' match last week.
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    THE PATENT LEATHER KID.
    163 16 Tho«»e who have seen Richard Bartholmt s in his previous lOCGMMS, Tol'able David, foi instance, will delight in The Patent Leathei Kit?, in which he is in a role which ht fill?* with such excellent acting 1 that the picture has been selected as one of
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    FAREWELL FUNCTION AT MALACCA.
    109 16 On Saturday at the Land Office an address was presented by the Staffs of the Land Office, Rural Board and the Rubber Restriction Office. Malacca, who met together to bid farewell to Mr. Osborne Beckett th€ Collector of Land Revenue, member of com. mittee of the
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    203 16 THE LOCAL CLUB TOURNAMENTS. S.C.C. Ties for To-day. No play yesterday. Ti«'s tor yesterday will be played on Tuesday next with the exception of Collins versus Cart-w to be played to-day. THURSDAY'S TIES. < hunpnTT-liip Preliminary. 0. R. S. Hateman vs. Majoi F Stoehr. R. H. Wild vs.
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    FOOTBALL COMPETITION.
    46 16 F<-<»thiill competition No. 34. coupon and list of m;«l» h« will bi published in <»in- Isaw of WadMsday A])iil 11th. to^ethtr with the a inru«r i>f i-ompt'tition N'>. 'V.\. ;i< ihtir will bt* no Tuesday issue o{ iht l>ee I Press ni-xt wet-k. HiiMiiii'»iiii;miiimmiitii'nr,MimiiiiMi!i!nitiH.imiiiiiiiiiM'iii!wtimi.iimtiti!iiuu
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    CRICKET.
    362 16 A vt 1/ intefMttag mati-h was played or the S.('.R.< fTOOMi on Sunday between th« Old Rafflesian-' \>>»« iati-.n and thr S.C.R.C As the grouad was slightly wet iho jjanu did not start until 1 p.m. Wiaaiag the tothe Chinese batted BM M 1-alnnan'. w iv-ki-t and coipPgd the
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    R.S.Y.C.
    65 16 The following racen will he sailed M Sunday: "A" Clans: Final race for tho Spring Trophy. Start 10.10 a.m.; OMM M fot last Sunday; Handicaps Juno. Jt-Jin Ella Dorr»thy, and Kathleen scratch; Klla 7 per cent; Remainder 12 per cent. "B~ Clasn: Final race for the Mailer Trophy. Start
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    TENNIS.
    49 16 Members are reminded that an "At Hum*-' will he held at the S.C.R.C. to-morrow. Tht tennits final between Hooi Hye and Bong Soo, which was postponed la*t Saturday or account of rain, will be played <>fT at 4.45 p.m. sharp. Memb< rs' familie-* an<l friends are all welconie.
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    PENANG VISIT TO THE S.R.C.
    44 16 The Penan jf Recreation Club are sending team* to Singapore at Raster to play the S.R.C. at cricket, football ami tennis. A dano will be given at the Prill Hall on Saturday for which tickets are now on .*ale.
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    MATTERS MUSLIM.
    703 16 MALAY INTER-CLIH SPORTS. Officials for this Year. (By Our Mu.slim Correspondent). The Malay Inter club Sports were first I organised here two years ajro to comrne- morate the Muslim New Year On both I the previous occasions, the sport > Mli i held successfully, thanks to the hard
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    98 16 Pmnrammr of Drill-, up It and for Monday. April inh 192H Thursday. .Vl5 p.m.. I>i ill Hall S.R.K. <v > F. S*ct. Malay Drill Hall Mm'hy Company. I'riday. RLakan Mati S.R.A. I'ort Dfcfami M.C.) < Sineap- M. i\r. t ntn. Sigrlap Chinc-p Coy. Saturday. Blnkni Vati S.R.A.
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    GERMANY TO CONTEST SCHNEIDER CUP.
    66 16 lM«n* to (over Six Miles A Minutr. I onrfjn. March 25. Germany in likely to he an entrant for thv next content for the Schneider Cup in 1929 Her Air Ministry will construct new super- marines after th*- .forthmminjr attempt for tho wpeed r«t-ord. It
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      25 16 The Patent- Leather Kid will be shown at the Alhanii»ra up to Saturday evening. There will also U- a matinee on Saturday at 4 p.m.
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