The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 February 1931

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press NO. 13,253 ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, &S. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6/1931. 20 PAGES DAILY. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    307 1 Farther earthquake shocks have been felt la New Zealand bat apparently they have not added to the death roll which is now put at over I,ooo— Page 11. Feeling the pressure of work, Mr. Mac Donald is to take a few days rest— Faff* 11. The House
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    NIGHT ON THE HOUSEBOAT.
    1309 1 In thinking over the days when, as children, we travelled by houseboat through Chinee* waterways, I remember with especial pleasure the hours of darkness. When evening fell everything was so quiet, and if the mosquitoes were not too bad we had nothing to disturb us. We
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      294 1 KELVINATOR THE LABT WORD IN ELECTRIC REPRIOKRATION GETZ BROS. CO. i Incorporated In U.S.A.) Sales-Service 55, Robinson Road RAFFLES HOTEL THIS EVENING 6.15. I TEA DANCE (NO CHARGE FOR ADMISSION.) SPECIAL MUSICAL ATTRACTION I I 'THE SCHNEIDER TRIO" I j FOR ONE RECITAL ONLY I I AT 9.45 p.m. g
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      204 1 1 3 many pottitS p kl vt/ii i q*s i I GOLD FLARE I I i EUROPE HOTEL I i "Renowned by Recommendation" gj I DANCING: After Dinner every TUESDAY, w THURSDAY and SATURDAY. !j MUSIC: On the VERANDAH every SATUR- j|j DAY from 12 noon to 1.30 p.m. [I
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      111 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Racehorse for sale Page 9. Try Cadbury's the very best Page 8. Auction sales, public notices etc Page 9. Use Goodyear's— they serve better— Page 6. Protect yourself by an Ocean policy Page 20. f CHRYSLER 1 LOW UPKEEP Embroidered Handbags. Mirrors m Carved Wood j Frames. j
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      17 1 KELVINATOR THE LAST WORD IN ELECTRIC REPRIOERATION GETZ BROS. CO. (Incorporated In U.SA.) Sales-Service 55, WnMnMn B«ad
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    S.V.C. ROUTINE ORDERS.
    183 2 •9 Lieuteaant-Colonei M. J. T. Reilly, M.C., Cemjnandlng S.S.V.F. Singapore. Feb. 4. TNuacfers, Officers. The undermentioned Officers are transferred tretn SV.C. to P. and P y W.V.C. with effect frem February 1. Lieutenant J. W. Scharff. Lieutenant P. T. Hutching*. Rajtsea. The following is the allotment of
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    132 2 The following is the programme of Drills up to and for week-ending, February Bth. Friday,— s.ls <p.m Drill Hall, Ist. Bn. S.S. V.P.. Junior N.C.Os Class. Drill Parade. Two W. T. Ina ructors v. ill be available for tIHSC nol enpi^ed m drill. Tiui Tock Seng Hospital.
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    HAUNTED HOME.
    268 2 Kettle that Flew and Table That Jumped. A flying kettle and a jumping tea-table, with olher weird samlffiitllkiai. figure In a "ghe>f •lory tfild by Mr. Jehu 11 Jackson, stationroaster at Roose. nep.r Barrow in -Furntss. Lancashire, v.ho'-e family hr.ye been alarmed by v.n•xplaiiv ti phenomena m their
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      369 2 LEKTHERLC Paris. PERFUMES Le Pirate, Asphodele, Miracle, Au Fils de UEau Foret Vierge Lotus, D'Or. Face Powders, Bath Dusting Powder Compact Powder and Rouge. MEDICAL HALL LTD. Battery Road. Prompt attention to Post Orders. j Enjoy the Evenings j at j j The CAPITOL I !An Excellent Dinner m our
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      212 2 I Victoria Theatre i ■Li m I Super Sound Equipment 1 Now Being Installed. i Including g AH the Latest Improvements ffi i] Opening Attraction gj To be Announced g SHORTLY. 1 I Fun for Everyone I TO-NIGHT POs| r 2 J£Js| DESCRIBED BY EVERYONE WHO HAS SEEN THEM AS
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      228 2 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9j s I ITS HERE! i; HPLJI7 DI7CT 1 n&L IjC O 1 F i 1 YEARS "GOOD NEWS THE SNAPPIEST I SPEEDIEST, PEP-' jl PIEST MUSICAL COMEDY FILMED 1 "GOOD NEWS ii Sixteen Song hits! j) Sixteen hundred laughs! 3; A grand and glorious whirligig of YOUTH!
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      155 2 THE WEEK. PfrMap. 6th. Bitrh WataT, 00.50. 9.2 ft.. 12.25, 10.7 ft. Poot&ri.l: CommeiLiul Cup: Ho Honp Bank vs. A.P.C., Stadium. Sp#cK.l V(.iu';ieer llrruitinc Night. Bebr«id<>r Trio. RaHes Hotel, 9.30 p.m. Saturday, 7th. ■safe Water, 01.20, 9 1 ft., 13.13, 10.2 ft. Hugh*: Public Gl'i.icos vs. S. Johore, Thomson Road.
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    BRITISH AVIATION.
    81 3 Commons Question on Far East Position. [Router's Service.] London, Feb. 4. In the House of Commons a questioner called attention to the establishment of the German j Berlin-Nanking air service and the attachment I of an air expert to the United States Trade Commissioner's office m Shanghai and
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    SIAM ROYALTY.
    40 3 Leaving for Naval Manoeuvres. (FREE PRESS SERVICE—COPYRIGHT.] Bangkok, Feb. 4. Their Majesties the King and Queen leave Bangkok to-morrow to witness naval manoeuvres m the gulf and are expected to be absent from the capital for seven days.
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    LAUNCH BLOWS UP.
    32 3 Seven Missing m Siam Tragedy. (FREE PRESS SERVICE—COPYRIGHT.! Bangkok. Feb. 4. A pas&enger launch near Bandon railway station blew up on Sunday morning and sank. Seven people are missing.
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    SIR MILES LAMPSON.
    29 3 Departure for Singapore. I FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT.] Bangkok, Feb. 4. Sir Miles Lampson departed for Singapore yesterday. He received a private audience with the King.
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    MALACCA ASSIZES.
    115 3 Railway Involved m Civil Suit. [Prom Our Own Correspondent 1 Malacca, Feb. 4. The first Assizes of the year opened to-day, before Mr. Justice Burton. The sessions are likely to last ten days, as there Is at least one important civil suit m which a railway is involved.
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    SCENE IN CRIMINAL COURT.
    230 3 Condemned Man's Collapse m Dock. [By Air Mail.l (Prom Our Own Correspondent.] London, Jan. 20. A distressing scene, rare even m the sphere of the Court of Criminal Appeal, occurred this week when Fred. GUI, a decently dressed spruce young man about 26 years of age,
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    CONSTANTINE'S COFFIN.
    270 3 Find by German Professor. Berlin. It is learnt from Stamboul that a German professor, engaged m archaeological work, has succeeded In finding a long-sought object, nothing less than the coffin, made of Egyptian porphyry, which once contained the relics of Constantine the Great, founder of the city named
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    AN ANSWER TO CRITICS.
    376 3 Position of Women m Service j Canteens. I [By Air Mail.) [From Our Own Correspondent.! London, Jon. 20. Owing to the criticism which was received by the authorities m regard to the employment of Women m Navy. Army, and Air Force Institutes tb« Ministry of Labour
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      236 3 World-Wide Testimony That "OVALTINE" is the SUPREME FOOD BEVERAGE. The universal popularity which u Ovaltine" enjoys is convincing evidence of its outstanding merits. Probably no other commodity has received such a vast number of UNSOLICITED testimonials as this delicious combination of Nature's supreme restorative foods. It is the best and
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      251 3 STOP SUFFERING AFTER EATING. I If you sufT.-v fro-n inrllesestiyn. fcastritir. or j dyspepsia alter Bltala, you can pi event it imLani'.y by Ikin- .1 little 'Blsurated' Magnesia m water immediately after eating. This Kmaifeatlc preparation not only neutra- lises the acid, and ihus so removes tne cause i of
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      321 3 1 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited. I BRANCHES ifi 21, First Cross Street MALACCA. Ifi 11, Light Street PENANO. S 14, Klyne Street KUALA LUMPUR. 2 S Registered by and Security deposited witfi g ffi the Straits Settlements Government. S Act as Trustees, Administrators, Receivers, Guardians, Rent Collectors, Investments Supervised
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    A Question of Hats:
    760 4 A Question of Hats Owr Woman Correspondent. IT home, once the winter sales are over, it is almost impossible to pick up a felt hat, here, with summer all the year round, we should have no chance of wearing any of these pretty models did we wait for winter days.
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    TABLE TALK.
    649 4 A West End hairdresser tells me the aim of many women is to have their hair dressed so that it lies flat on top. The hair is usually brushed from a centre parting, and. though it may wave and be quite fluffy at the sides, it maintains a
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    BOUDOIR AND BOULEVARD.
    765 4 IF you write much and take a pride m your writing-desk, you should certainly look out for those upright panels which can now be bought, holding a barometer, themometer and clock. These are neatly set m the same piece of wood, and besides being particularly useful, it
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    LOOK AFTER YOUR HANDS.
    424 4 Beauty the New Way. •■•HERE are six distinct types of hands, and many others of mixed types. The ideal hand is the artistic or psychic type; long and slender, with smooth fingers, the first phalanges long and tapering. The nails should be pink m colour and
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    TROUSERS FOR TENNIS.
    300 4 An Example from Queen's Club. [By Air Mail.] London, Jan. 20. Trousers and shorts for sportswomen, it would seem, will shortly be a "commonplace" and skirts a rarity, says the Daily Telegraph. At Queen's Club, m the first round of the Squash Rackets Championship yesterday, there were
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    MAKE UP MODES.
    76 4 Eye make up Is banned by the chic woman of Europe, according to Rosita Moreno, who is appearing m Para mount's production, "The Santa Pc Trail," with Richard Arlen. Miss Moreno says that heavy lid shadow, mascara and eyebrow pencilling have been banished from the make-up kit
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      TALLULAH'S GOOD-BYE
      1560 4 TALLULAH'S GOOD-BYE Persian Art Wonders: The Fighting Keppels: What it Costs to Become a Peer: A Distinguished Artist: The Latest m Libraries: Miss Lucy Attwell at Home: At the Play: HPHE chief artistic event of the winter has undoubtedly been the opening of the great International Exhibition of Persian Art
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      MR. COCHRAN AND FASHIONS.
      180 4 The Coming of the Flounced Petticoat. IBy Air Mail.] [From Our Own Correspondent.] London* Jan. 2«. We are told that Mr. O. B. Cochran was responsible for the popularity of the present long evening frocks and the moulded figure and we now hear that he is
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    CARPETS THAT SPAN THE CENTURIES.
    453 5 ROOMS OF ENCHANTMENT. Glories of the Land of the Shahs. Over the space m Burlington House wh^re hung, this time last year, Botticelli's "Birth of Venus," there hangs to-day a carpet. It is exhibit No. 103 m the International Exhibition of Persian Art. The catalogue
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    MISSIONARY CONFERENCE.
    507 5 An Interesting Series of Lectures. [By Air Mail.i (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Jan. 20. Missionr.ries and ethers concerned with the conditions of life m the Bast and Africa will be interested m the Conference of Missionary Societies m Great Britain and Ireland (Committee or. Preparation* and the
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    9 5 Constabip nt West London: He was using beautiful expressions.
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    WELCOME TO PUNDIT MEHTA JAIMINI.
    293 5 As already announced, an address of welcome was presented to Mehta Jaimini m the premises of the local Arya Samaj, 42 Rowell Road on Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. Mr. Sarangpany. Editor of the Forward, Singapore was voted to the Chair. After a short prayer by
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    28 5 Miss Ray, of Taiping. has lelt for Nninft whither she has been transferred. Mi** K;i* has done good work as the Principal of I.aitj Treacher Girls' School. Taiping.
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      346 5 "TOO DUSY to bother with 1 undependable pens!" so, doctor chooses 1 EVERSHARP I J^ y^T^^y 1 No one *rom school-child to \J '/^y<^ bank-president, wants the an- f W**\ noyance of an un- "T~)~ V wieldly, sluggish pen Mm "I or a pen made for M f jj another's
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      252 5 When Baby is coming on it means that brings Baby on. And the reason work. When he isn't it means worry h simply this. From M Lactogen" Baby too. And worry is worse than work. gets rich, genuine fuli-cream milk* Nothing you could name has stopped All the goodness h
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    TRIUMVIRATE IN RUSSIA.
    517 6 STALIN'S LATEST RUSE. Result of Peasant Disorders. Riga (L-ilvhi). The recent disorders m the Red Army and the upheavals among the peasants In different parts of Soviet Russia have given rise to great concern m the Kremlin, and as a result Stalin has been obliged to give
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    MOSCOW MASS TRIAL SEQUEL.
    323 6 Prisoners Freed Under Assumed Names. Riga, (Lativ.it. Jan. 5. II is unofficially reported f.cin 2&CC3C7 Csaft tht professors and engineers recently sentenced at the Industrial Party trial are no longer m prison, but are working m various Siberian factories under assumed names. The members of the
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    END OF THE WORLD.
    100 6 "Gradually Thinner and Thinner." Sir Arthur S. Eddington, In his presidential address to the Mathematical Association to London on "The End of the World" from the point of view of mathematical physics, said: "It is widely thought that matter slowly joins into radiation. If so, it
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    HO HONG BANK TEA PARTY
    1019 6 Mr. Scow Poh Leng Entertained. A tea party was given by the staff of the Ho Hong Bank Ltd. at the Garden Club town premises last Saturday afternoon m honour of Mr. Scow Poh Leng on Ills being appointed a Municipal Commissioner. Mr. Lim Peng
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    83 6 From the Bangkok Times Press comes the IS3I directory for Bangkok and Siam. This directory is slowly but steadily growing m bulk and shows continued improvement. It is an effective civil and commercial directory and contains m addition a great deal of commercial information— euch as that dealing with Customs—which
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      423 6 I Should Women dread I I the approach of a perfectly I natural event? I NATURE never iateoded you to suffer unduly. Why is it then that s<> many thousands of women experience such pain and weakness T Sir; ply because the body liit\s calci t That is the reply,
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    CAMERON'S HIGHLANDS DEVELOPMENT.
    989 7 REVIEW OF WORK DONE. Position at the End of Last Year. The following has been forwarded to us for publication. The following communique is issued by the Cameron's Highlands Development Committee regarding the work of development carried out during 1930 and the position at the end ol
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    CAMERON'S HIGHLANDS.
    215 7 A Threatened Vandalism. lie vnc Editor Malay Mail.l Sir. There k> a magnificent view at the 29th mile on the road to Cameron's Highlands, just before getting to the at Ringlet. As soon as a hotel, or decent rest house, is built, many visitors will be going up
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    HIDDEN FOSSILS.
    316 7 Value as Clues m Search for Water. Fish life which flourished tens of thousands of years ago beneath the ocean may assist the (modern geologist m his search for water. How fossils were used as clues m a recent deep boring m Surrey was explained by Mr. H.
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    75 7 A pretty wedding was solemnized at th» Chun* Ol St. Michael. Ipoh. on Saturday January 31. the Rev. Fathrr Fourth officiating. The contracting parties were Mr. T. Camucn. of the Trade and Customs Office. Ipoh. u-id M<ss AON Thomas, of Telok Anson. The service was chcral. The brtfe was eiven
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      261 7 M^M WHAT'S IN W. M YOUR HAND! fe-tf^/ 3pRvT That's no good to you! Try j ftW" ;^W?^ an NJ Club lf s flne Stuff "T./-£r..'J a vvlv/ wi:!i pedigree— j jdXA^'jf'^'' '*'?>*'s -ings d" T k it as ior back as Hl^'*^^\« 1745 lha Planter w Jvourile w^vw f
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      198 7 YOUR SAFEGUARD is EVANS' A.ri.Miii X Throat Pastille** lW S keep cold* at bay an*\ 4^^ »t* relief m case* «i Cough*, Catarrh, Iw A EVANS #1 Pastilles Iff I'rofn ObenolMt^ ereryX wbOT*. lUdclnßoglMulM fcrmul* of th* lFimji^ 4Ba> TiwtMkt H<MBttaA. REMAIN YOUNG ALWAYS! Ilv»!nlreilb of men, even at the
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      279 7 V f v m tWO Sl£C3> and all Chest and Lung Affections. Prescribed by the Medical Profession for over thirty-nine years Angier's Emulsion is now universally recognised as a standard approved treatment for cold*, coughs, bronchitis, influenza and all catarrhal affections of the respiratory or digestive organs. It is soothing
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    KIND MEN WHO BRING ONIONS.
    680 8 CINEMA'S EFFECT. Amusing Example of Childish "Prejudice." To discover to what extent children are subject to racial prejudice an investigation was made m Wales. It revealed some strange facts, one of which was that many children thought Frenchmen kind because they leave their own country
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    LORD WILLINGDON IN LONDON.
    217 8 Enthusiastic Scenes at Euston. I^ondon, Jan. 23. Lord and Lady Willingdon arrived" m Liverpool from Canada to-day and proceeded to London. The only message Lord Willingdon desired to give was that, having had considerable <- > xperience of, and a very happy life m, India, he
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    THE KIDNAPPER.
    488 8 A True Tale from Shanghai. Peking. The following story illustrates to what a pitch of civilisation China has risen since the inauguration of the Republic. The scene is set m Shanghai m the offices of a wellknown Chinese business man. Into his office about a year ago there
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    THREAT TO EEL INDUSTRY.
    209 8 Cambridge, Dec. 30. Fen eel-catchers are fighting an action which may result In the ruin cf their industry. A new by-law has been framed by the Ouse, Cam. Nene and Wells nd Fishing Boards forbidding the tailing of eels m the close season for coarse fishing
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      216 8 y The very best of >j|^l^^- *i late. That is what r»^^^^^^B&^Si^^^\ you will find m -^—^*iP2?\ Cadbury's new Nut Ws^**%J&*& Assortment. 7%7o\z^J^~^ ffiL:^ Almonds from Italy, wS Nuts from Brazil, Wt» rff"'\ >y a^ concealed m I V /m C^ e nest Cadbury l\ /x <t>>, Z^P'i*^, >^ chocolate
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      99 8 f THE READY TO SERVE POODS I I AND DAIRY PRODUCE OP L In ist on St. Ivel foocU. The quality t is always reliable. The flavour of I oach km-.! is tlt'icousiy natural. I SoofM^ Fish. Satissges, Entrees, Tf 1 lams, lams. Cheese. O All the best Stores m
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      196 8 vj\ fll L O^/ED. THE SXD^!ITc I YOU WILL FIND Wa IT IS i* '^f r*'' •^■^K^iTii,/^^ OLO SCOTCH r^ J4,-AWAWA^A-^rA a -a. Mf| v I j with Parker Rw^told E 1 VERY Fnker DuofoM i§ eoarertuMe— a co tKMI j)ocket and desk pen. Take your j>ockri Parker to 'our
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      557 9 BUSINESS CARDS, M^ASSAGif unovaa ISS FUMIKO 22 Dhoby Ghaut. M MEMORIALS. BDHUrOM CASKET CO. ■Jet, 1 A S. Penhas Urmd. •ft Lh render Street— Phone 6f75. iKiiBLE HIPPINGS, ROAD METAL LIME FOR SALE DfUvery ex Railway Siding Alongside Quarry. Marble Tombstones and Memorials m Stock. m lal Designs Made to
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      740 9 TENDERS. ■■■■■■^■■■■■■■^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■li m SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. TENDERS. c NOTICE is hereby |iiu that tenders mrejP Ml invited for the following materials or F services, and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained m the Tender Room. Municipal o: Offices: F Installation oi Sanitary f.ttings at: tl IVnang Ltmc Nos.
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      671 9 NOTICES. McALISTER CO., LTD. Notice i". ht-jeby given that an Interim Dividend of 1% per cent, has been declared payable to Shareholders on the Register at February 20th, 1931. Notice is also given that the Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from Monday February 16th, to Friday February
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      566 9 AUCTION SALES. Distress No 2 of 1931. DISTRESS SALE. Oi THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. In the cause of Khoo Keng Ne j Landlord versus Chop Lav Eng Lcong Tenants AUCTION SALE of ALL THE FURNITURE ETC. COMPRISING:— TabIes, chairs, writing desk, counter, sideboards, settees,
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      517 9 remove it from teeth twice daily W^VENTAL science m studying First, Pepsodent curdles film. the commoner tooth and gum then removes it m gentle safety to disorders finds their chief source enamel. No other way will make to be a coating on teeth known teeth as sparkJing white. m> Pepsodent
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1931. THE VAN KLEEFE BEQUEST.
    964 10 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1931. THE VAN KLEEFE BEQUEST. A fair number of suggestions for the best way of making use of the Van Kleefe bequest of $100,000 for the embellishment of Singapore, has been received and the Municipal Commissioners have selected six of these suggestions for the
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    311 10 Mr. L. M. Berenger is ill m Batu Gajah Hospital. Dr. A. N. Kingsbury has arrived m Kuala Lumpur from Manila. English-speaking members of the F.M.S. Police may now be Identified by a red tab on the left shoulder. We understand that Fraser's Hill is fully booked up for the
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    COMMODITY MARKET.
    95 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK TIN AND RUBBER PRICES. [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT.] London, Feb. 5, 5.15 p.m. Messrs. Lewis, Lazarus and Sons notify to-day's tin prices as follows Spot £113 15|16 (down £1 6|16). Forward £115 5)16 (down £1 6|16). The market is easy. Messrs. Symington and Sinclair
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    THE D.E.I. FINANCIAL CRISIS.
    359 10 NEED FOR DRASTIC CUTS. Officials Hamper Salary Commission. (From Our Own Correspondent Weltevredon, Jan. 27. More than once I have mentioned the Commission for economy founded a year and a half ago. and its chairman, Mr. Bodenhausen, who j has been appointed vice-president of the High
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    ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL CONDITIONS.
    481 10 As an introduction to those measures the Chairman of the Prosperity Commission and the Directors of Finance gave to-day an explanation of economic and financial conditions m the D.E.I. These explanations were given m the People's council where all high officials of the Government were present.
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    POLICE PATROL AMBUSHED.
    111 10 Gang Robbers on Kampar Road. As we go to Press, says the Times of Malaya of Tuesday, we hear of a very daring attack made by gang robbers near Kampar last night. It appears that, when the Police patrol, consisting of two armed Sikh constables was proceeding
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    32 10 Mr. W. Llnehan, M.C.S., is going to Kelantan as Assistant Adviser, m place of Mr. L. Forb?s. Mr. Forbes is replacing Mr. W. D. Barron as Collector of Land Revenue at Seremban.
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    KATONG ASSAULT CASE.
    344 10 DOUBLE CONVICTION Complainants and Bound Over. The case m which Mr E ?>•;■„ known member of the local Jewfch and his son. S. M. Ezekicl. house painter with assault Wa < j before Mr. G. C. Dodd. the U: J yesterday. J The accused was complainant m
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    EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT COMMITTEE.
    193 10 Applications received up to the end of January by the Central Committee wen* as M M From Singapore Local Committee 48 Penang 20 Malacca 1 Kedah Perak 41 Negri Sembilan 15 Central Committee. X Lumpur 81 207 47 applicants are now on the strength of the Service
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    THE VESPER HOUR.
    104 10 Rare indeed is the appearance i from local writers and the publication to-mor of a small volume of VMM by Mr Jacobs under the abow title MMfci thing m the unusual. The work ls illustrated by Mr. Denis Santry and should command interested circle of loaders Mr.
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    ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGE
    78 10 "Meant to Teach Him a Lesson." At the Assizes before Mr Justic- WMjjg yesterday. Lye Sam. upon beine X the attempted murder of I lnwk-r him m the neck with a hatchot. plM* stating that he meant to teach the man son. He did not mean to
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    GUNMAN SENTENCED
    57 10 Chinese Who Used Revolver ai World. Lee Hong, the OMMM I"*** *t being interrogated by i JJJJ m-' the New World last Octobff, ran whilst doing so. drew a ivvo'iu-r v at his pursuer, though furtimaU'D .^i missed, was found guilty of a"' 1 1^,'. at the AssL-.es
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    FURTHER EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN NEW ZEALAND.
    144 11 But Rescue Work Goes on. DKATH ROLL NOW ESTIMATED AT OVER A THOUSAND. HUNDREDS IN A CRITICAL CONDITION. Tributes to Calm and Resolute M the^ do aMi t appear to have caused any deathT 77k >«-*« day «r rrport«l t. bo a criUcL 8
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    LOCAL RELIEF FUND OPENED.
    1535 11 HASTINGS SHAKEN AGAIN. First Relief Train To-day. Router's Service. Wellington. Feb. 5. The town of Hastings was badly reshaken at 10 o'clock to-night. Strut martial law has been enforced and armed pickets are patrolling to prevent looting. A train conveying serious cases is expected to leave
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    WOMEN'S EMANCIPATION IN JAPAN.
    130 11 NATIONAL SUFFRAGE. Is Equal Franchise Bill Doomed matter's Far Eastern Bervicr.i Tokic. Feb. The rapid advance made m the women's emancipation movement m Japan m recent years is shown by the Government's introduction of a Bill proposing to grant women equal franchise rights with men m
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    DIET SCENE.
    95 11 Opposition and Acting Japanese Premier. [Nanyo Nichi-Nichi Service.] Tokio, Feb. 5. Much interest is attached to the further development of the furious attack on the Government m the Diet by the Seiyukai (main Oppositon). To-day's debate on the Government's Budget m the Diet adjourned amid confusion when Opposition
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    A REST FOR THE PREMIER.
    110 11 Mr. Mac Donald Feeling Pressure of Work. [British Radio Official Service 1 Rugby. Feb. 5. The Premier, Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald, Is to take a few days complete rest from his duties. His health is excellent but pressure of work m connection with the Indian
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    THE PLYMOUTH DISASTER.
    54 11 Condition of the Survivors. [Reuter's Service.] London, Feb. 5. Flying-Officer Ryley who is rapidly recovering m hospital from the disaster to the flyingboat at Plymouth yesterday, had been recommended as a possible Schneider Tropliy com- I petitor. The other injured officer, Flight -Lieutenant t Maurice Ely, is
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    COMMONS' LONG SPELL.
    45 11 All Night Debate on Agriculture Bill. [British Radio Official Service] Ru^by, Feb. 5. The House of Commons spent all night dls- 1 cussing the Agricultural Land Utilisation BilL The House rose shortly after 8 o'clock this morning. [Earler cables on page 12.]
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    $27,000 INVOLVED IN MALACCA CASE.
    125 11 FIRE SEQUEL. Chinese and Insurance Company. (Prom Our Own Correspondent j rm. Malacca, Feb. 5 The Cross Street fire case itartod at the Astzjxz to day A~-»• o£ErT£ to a flre WWCh br te f^h K !57 leS and Mr Goh Tiow Wan »Pl»ar for
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    FAST DUTCH AIR LINER.
    70 11 New Fokker for Eastern Service. [Reuter's Service.] London, Feb. 5. Considerable expert interest is being lavished m a new three-engined Dutch air-liner which has arrived at Croydon; it is styled Fokker :^l2 and develops 1,350 horse-power. It is the fastest air liner m Europe, has spacious
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    MR. MARDY JONES RESIGNS
    30 11 Another By-Election Imminent. [FREE PRESS SERVICE.— COPYRIGHT]. London, Feb. 5. Mr. Mardy Jones, the celebrated Labour representative of Pontypridd m the House of Commons, has resigned.
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    PLAGUE IN BANGKOK.
    64 11 No Need for Alarm Says Health Official. [FREE PRESS SERVICE. COPYRIGHT]. Bangkok, Feb. 5. The Director General of Public Health, interviewed, states definitely that there is no cause for alarm at the present incidence of plague; the number of cases does not exceed the normal expected at
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    AUSTRALIAN BASIC WAGE.
    45 11 Government's Application for Suspension Dismissed. t ßeuter's Service.] Melbourne, Feb. 5. The Arbitration Court dismissed the application of the Commonwealth Government for the suspension of the basic wage reduction, opining that any project dealing with present conditions must comprise such a reduction.
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    ROYAL AMBASSADORS.
    28 11 Princes Leave Jamaica for Panama. [Reuter's Service.] Kingston (Jamaica) Feb. 5. The Prince of Wales and Prince George sailed for Cristobal (Panama) m the Oropesa to-day.
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    THE SCHNEIDER TRIO.
    274 11 Celebrated Musicians m Singapore. A feature of the recital given by the celebrated Schneider Trio at the Dutch Club last night was the playing of the harpsichord, a rarely heard instrument nowadays and one which has probably not been heard hitherto to Singapore. The harpsichord was the
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    18 11 Mrs. Choo Kia Peng underwent an operation on Wednesday morning and is making a good recovery. M.M. i
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    PLYMOUTH SOUND AIR CRASH.
    385 12 PILOT'S MISTAKE. Bodies of Two of the Victims Recovered. CKEW TRAPPED IN CABIN. I Reuter's Service.] London, Feb. 4. Divers m Plymouth S'jund are searching for the b< dies of the ONI of the flying-boat which crashed this morning during a trial flight. She was a
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    A LUCKY R.A.F. PILOT.
    130 12 Pinned Under Plane that Crashed, but Unhurt. Bletchinzley (Surrey). Dec. 30. Flight-Lieut. Harry M. A. Day. attached to No. 23 Fighter Squadron of the R.A.F. at Kenley, was pinned beneath his machine when it crashed and turned over m a field at Sandhills Farm, a mile
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    FUTURE PROSPERITY.
    329 12 Development Without Rubber Inconceivable. [By Air Mail.) IProm Our Own Correspondent.] London, Jan. 20. The Institution of the Rubber Industry held a dinner last Wednesday at the First Avenue Hotel, at which Sir Stanley Bois presided and at which Mr. Eric MacFadyen, the President, made some interesting comments
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    16 12 Mr. J. M. Barron has left for Penang to] assume dutic* a.s Deputy Controller of Labour
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    HONG KONG'S OPIUM EXPORTS.
    134 12 GENEVA CRITICISM. Diluted Drugs to be Included m Convention. IReutcr's Service.! Geneva, Feb. 4. The Opium Committee has adopted p. l«--folution that diluted drujrr, shall be considered as falling within the provisions of the Geneva Opium Convention, whatever the degree of concentration. It also adopted a
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    TRAGEDY OF THE ALPS.
    329 12 Bodies of Victims' Recovered. t Reuters Service.] Brlg-uc. Feb. 4. After several hours search a party led by one of the surviving guides of the mountain disaster m which three British women and a guide were killed, discovered the bodies of the victims. Miss Purnival! has
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    "SORDID FILMS" BAN.
    326 12 Censor's Warning to Film Companies. The Chief Censor of Films. Mr. Edward Shortt. has sent a circular letter to all tilm companies m Britain stating that attention had been drawn to the tendency to produce "incidents of prolonged and gross brutality and sordid themes, which it must
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    ACCIDENT AMBULANCE SERVICE
    70 12 Th? Fire Department notifies that the number of ambulance accident calls attended during the month of January was 214, and ol these 12 were to cases outside Municipal Limits. The cases are classified as follows: Motor Car Accidents 27 Motor Lorry Accidents 7 Motor Bus Accidents 8
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    ARCHITECTS PRACTICE DEPRECATED.
    1305 12 $20,750 SUIT. Method of Tendering for Stiophouses. The suggested practice of a well-known Sin- gapore architect m inviting tenders for the erection of certain shop-houses, without at first preparing specifications, was strongly deprecated by Mr. H. C. Atkin-Berry of Messrs Swan and MacLaron. m the Supreme Court
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    HUSBAND'S ALLEGED CRUELTY.
    504 12 WIFE'S COMPLAINT. "Made It His Habit To Strike Her." A bobbed-haired Straits-born Chinese lady was the complainant m a case of voluntarily causing hurt which came up before the Second Police Magistrate yesterday. The accused was her husband, a Straits-born Chinese named Tan Thiam Kee. The complainant,
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    INSPECTOR CONVICTED.
    304 12 Story of a Missing Licence. Sentence of a month's rigorous imprisonment i!wai passed on L. C. Aeria jesterday when he was convicted by the District Judge, Mx. G. C. Dodd. on a charge of criminal misappropria- tion of a driving licence belonging to a Malay motor car driver.
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    CHINESE RAILWAY LOANS.
    186 12 QUESTION OF SECURITY. Position of British Subscribers. I Reuters Service.) London, Feb. 4. In the House of Commons Mr. A. M. Samuel (Con- Parnbam, Surrey), asked If Mr. Hendtrson would ascertain from the Chinese Government whether it had placed the bonds of the Tientsin-Pukow and Hukuang Railways
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    ANGLO-IRAK TREATY.
    89 12 I King's Hope of Enduring Bond of Friendship. [British Radio Official Service.] Rugby, Feb. 4. On the occasion of the exchange of ratifications of the Anßlo-Irak Trtaty. MMMfIM pa;>."?d between King Feisal and King George and also between the Prime Minister of Irak and Mr. Mac Donald. In
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    PRINCESS BEATRICE'S CONDITION.
    48 12 "Continues to be Satisfactory." I British Radio Official Service.] Rugby, Feb. 4. The following bulletin was issued at Kensington Palace this evuning: "Apart from weakness, which is to be expected at this stage of the illness, the condition of Princess Beatrice continues to be satisfactory."
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    LIXGLE'S MURDERER ?
    182 12 LIXGLE'S MURDERER Gang Leader No. 7 Killed m Chicago. Chicago, Jan. 9. Patsy Tardi, the leader of one of the Chicago pangs, was shot dead last night. He was the seventh leader of the gang to pay for his eminent position with his lift*. The same fusillade of revolver chots
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    MODERN TRAVEL.
    386 12 Booking an Aeroplane from Mid-Atlantic. In order that Atlantic passengers approachi ing Europe from the United States should be able to book seats In air expresses outward bound from London, or charter special aero- planes for urgent journeys, arrangements have just been completed between Imperial Airways I and
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    CONDEMNED MEN'S COURAGE.
    112 12 MENEMEN EXECUTIONS Dervish Plotter Darin-h v (he Callows. lls TROOPS TAKEN Bv'sfßPlUsK. IR^U'i's llllinj ('oiCan'.lno-l. i(1 An exciting and successful atu m pt the gallows has just bMD divulged m lion with yesterday's mnitlMMt at Mra Dwttta named BuMeta etctptd ton hands of the gipsy h?npm;m. da
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    WAR INCIDENT RECALLED.
    75 12 When Japanese Warship Sank British Steamer. IRcuut's tiervire.i Paris, l<* 4 The death is announced of Vice-Admit a: (i. ni chet, aged 74. He commanditl the forces m the lledktaßMMMl m 1916 A Gauchet had an eventful earner i: East m the early nineties M c:mm:ind»*r <f
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    THE OUSTRIC SCANDAL.
    42 12 Hank Declared [Heuter's Service. 1 r.-u-W. i rt> Tiu- OiMtfk Bivnic. which hat hitherto *> fitted under the regime of the si>-ea!W! "Judicial liquidation", m to-day declared tan by the Tribunal of Commerce. The MtMMtJ at present cannot be estimated.
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    SPIRITUALISM.
    413 12 A Test Meeting m IBy Air Mail I Prom Our Own Correspondent London, Jan. i* Spiritualism seems to be kKMMIBf In popularity m this country, and everywhere J advertisements of meetings. Evidently the church think it is time they looked and a meeting was held ol clergy iasi wmM
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    FACTORY EXPLOSION.
    94 12 Coroner's RecownenctatkH Enquiry. At tta ronrius)r>n of the enquiry the deaths of two CMno c 0 the result of InJuriM fCttn I occurred m Mr. Tun K;.h K-e's f the Oaroner wccmmrnded itaintng tbe Inflammable riMM .should be hou.vd m building. Attempts were beta* a leak m rue
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      1465 13 Arsenal Cut a Poor Figure, IBy Air Mail.] [From Our Own Correspondent.] Loiiu.i: Jatu 21. The wen tin r w.3 better on Saturday anc groitnds rather hai\k»v. Th? At- ?n3l were beaten for tiie second time on their own ground, this time by Sunderland, this making throe defeats
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      BRITISH BOXING HOPE.
      146 13 Pettifer's Improved Showing Against Belgian. [By Air Mail. I (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Jan. 20. John Pettlfer, the English Camera, on Monday defeated Gerard Chesquiere, of Belgium, at the Crystal Palace, Chesquiere retiring after the eighth round of a ten-round contest. This was Pettifer's fifth professional
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      ARMY BOXERS.
      103 13 Defeat Impressive Welsh Team. IBy Air Mail.] (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Jan. 20. Army boxers beat a team of Welsh champions at Queen's Hall this week by five matches to three, but though the honours rested with them the Welsh boxers were more impressive. The stylist of
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      THE BOAT RACE.
      128 13 Change m Course Likely. IBy Air Mail.] (From Our Own Corrosnnndent.) London, Jan. 20. It is announced m some of the papers that this year's Universities boat race may start and finish at new points on the River Thames. For many years the race has started from
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      898 14 Blue Funnel Line j REGULAR PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES, ■XPKESS SERVICE MARSEILLES, LONDON N. CONTINENT FORTNIGHTLY. WEEKLY SERVICE LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. Twice Monthly Service Liverpool and Glasgow. (Via Genoa and Havre). Route subject to alteration without notice. WEEKLY SERVICE LONDON AND N. CONTINENT Due. Salta PHILOCTETES For Marseilles, Casablanca, London,
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      514 14 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In England). "ELLERMAN" LINE. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICES TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. (VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL). FREIGHT SERVICE. OUTWARDS. TO HONG KONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. Dae Singapore. I g3. CITY OF KHIOB Feb. 16 I CrTY OF ATHENS Mar. 16 j HOMEWARDS.
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      503 14 Pet B British India and Apc&r Lines. (Incorporated In England.) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPAN. Dm Dm Tonnage. Singapore Tonnage. BtaffftMrt 1931. KASHMIR 9.000 May j
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      762 15 O. S. K. Line. v* Angeles and New York:— (from Kobe) TExpreai Freight Service] T^i Maru w Vi.Mtia and Seattle- Crom Kobe). Manila I^aru Mar' 14 oc )<**■. Rotterdam. Hamburg (Bremen) and Antwerp. AtlM Man| OMrbtat, Port Elizabeth, Cape Town, Rio d« Jiuwiro. Snntcm, Montevideo Buenoa Alrec fß«u»d-tb-w^ld paswjre t
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      470 15 I TO MARSEILLES, NEW YORK AND BOSTON m MNGAFOM AND PENANG ria COLOMBO, SUEZ X «*JD, ALBXANDWA, NAPLES AND GENOA. m Lmvm Arrive h Bingapef*. Blagapere. Penang. New Teak. M Prw. Wimof Feb. 16 Feb. 19 Feb. 21 Mar 3i m WUBOn a Mar- 7 !£r 14 m Pw* Van
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      767 15 RONBWILYKE PAKBTVAART MAa'tSCHAPPU WOYAL PACKET NAVIGATION COMPANY OF BATAVZA.I (Incorporated In w^'finti) ™™££^7i^J?* Z™^™* INDIAN OOHMi iviepnone No. 6451, with •üb-connectlon» to:— Passage FratehftiL Transhipment, Marine Departments and Manager's desk. ■*»iiouilatlve* m Uie Straits Settlements (Singapore and Feaaag) <* •*>• TRAVELLERS OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU. BOOKING OFFICE' ROYAL DUTCH INDIAN AIRWAYS.
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    NEW PAINTING DEVICE.
    230 16 Impressive Trial at Wallsend Shipyard. A demonstration of a painting device of an entirely new kind was given at Messrs. Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson's shipyard, Wallsend, to a large and representative company of shipyard drydock engineers and paint and composition manufacturers' representatives. The device is an
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    C.P.R. TRAVEL FACILITIES.
    131 16 Allotments of accommodation on all C.P.R. connecting Atlantic steamers are held m the Hong Kong office, and are available at any time for immediate assignment to applicants. Being able to assign definite Atlantic accommodation places the Hong Kong office m a position to make complete travel arrangements
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      621 16 Burns Philp line. (Incorporated In Australia). FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. fjojiisii monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and the motor Teasel MALABAR (4,612 tons). The sjs. MARELLA Is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia Cabins de
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      333 16 S.S. MARELLA. Consignees of carp) per the above steamer from Sydney (arrived January 29, 1931) are hereby notified that a General Survey of all cargo landed m a damaged condition will be) held at Oodown N.O. 46-47 on Monday February 9th. 1931 at 9 a.m. I No further Survey will
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      543 16 KERR STEAMSHIP Co. Inc. (Incorporated la U.S.A.) GENERAL AGENTS. NEW YORK SERVICE. Regular Freight Service to Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore (via Suez). Sails Dm New t^ M.S. SILVERYEW In Port Feb. 9 M^ 5 MJS S^LVERCYPRESS Feb. 17 Feb. 23 29 For rates and other particular* please apply
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      153 17 ;.v. immediately the following rates are CftablLshrd: a Oil from Singapore to Hong Kong $8 cv. ft. m casks, drums or tins m cases. BhWfhd $10 per 50 cv. ft. m casks, drums or tn.s IB cases. Japan $10 per 50 cv. ft. m casks, drums or I>s-
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      K.P.M. SUED.
      165 17 Launch that Collided with Motor-boat. 1 of some interest among the large numbor of launch owners m Singapore Harbour I tan the Supreme Court before Mr. Justice relay when Salleh bin Tom. the of th(» motor- boat Assim which was thmited m collision with the steam- Biance on
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      PASSENGERS LEAVING.
      555 17 O. Comorin at 9.30 a.m. to-day. Murray. Mrs. L. F. Day, Mrs. iIM and infant. Miss Savage. Miss liss Grcgson. Mrs. R. F. Pinson Capt. and Mrs. McLiddell, Mr. E and child. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Hunt BogY, Mr. T. E. R. Morphy. Mr Surg.-Lt. Campbell. Mr.
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      DOLLAR LINE.
      303 17 Readjustment of Trans-Pacific Service. The local (Hong Kong> offices of the Dollar Steamship Line announce that effective from Hong Kong with the sailing of their President Jackson on March j 31, there wiU be a readjustment of their trans-Pacific service to permit of their steamers to San Francisco
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      TWO OLD STEAMERS.
      344 17 Devawongse and Phranang Being Broken Up. Two old steamers— the Phranang. which was recently known as the Lima, and the Devawongse—have been sold to a firm of shipchandlers m Hong Kong for breaking up and are now lying at Kowloon Bay m process of demolition. Both these
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      JUNKS WRECKED.
      252 17 One Loses Cargo Worth $18,000. In the rough weather prevailing within the last few days, two trading junks, outward bound from the Colony, got into difficulties, and were wrecked, m one case with the loss of valuabl? cargo which has been estimated at nearly $18, 000, says a
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      FRENCH ON C.P.R. STEAMERS.
      66 17 In order to encourage French speaking residents m the Orient, missionaries, commercial j travellers, etc, to travel by Canadian Pacific Steamships, the management have arranged to have interpreters employed on all White Empresses. These Interpreters will be capable of conversing fluently m French and their ability
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    5 17 HORATUS OF THE THAMES. zxnVBVNMB./,/N,./N,B./,NB.,.,NB,/BN,.B,/BN,
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    NEW TYPES OF CRUISERS.
    462 17 "Return to Sanity In Design." Jane's Fighting Ships, published by Messrs Sampson Low, Marston, and Co., (£2 2s contains the usual comprehensive review of the Fleets of the world and details of the progress made m marine engineering. This year the cruisers claim chief attention. In
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      278 17 See the CANADIAN ROCKIES m all their Grandeur The Neti; Scenic Route Across Canada For Booklets and Information Hongkong Bank Chambers. P. O. BOX 130 SINGAPORE. 'f^>^^^Pl§- THERE 13 paKnts &£J a tne y d° Ur F MfV Wkh Ut a pattide f sediment or "Fruit Lit- J ri H-
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      60 17 sjs. "BELGENLAND" (27,000 tons). This Luxurious RED STAR LINE Steamer will leave SINGAPORE at 7 a.m., FEBRUARY 27th, for NEW YORK via the following ports:— Batavia, Padang, Colombo, Bombay, Port Sudan, Suez, Alexandria, Phaleron Bay (Athens), Naples, Monaco (Monte Carlo) and Gibraltar. For particular a apply THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.,
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      226 17 f USED TO IE AWAKE JJH PAIN Rash at Back of Neck. Healed by Cuticura. "The rash I suffered with began five years ago. It started with small, itchin* pimples at the back of my neck which gradually got worse each year until they resembled ringworms. I could not bear
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    BECAUSE OF HEAVY TAXATION.
    311 18 LORD ASTOR CLOSING CLIVEDEN. Tenants Told of Need for Economy. [By Air Mail.] London, Jan. 20. I Viscount Astor, because of heavy taxation, has decided to close, for a time, Cliveden, his beautiful mansion and estate beside the Thames near Taplow, Bucks. Lord Astor has expressed
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    BAG SNATCHING EPIDEMIC.
    247 18 Growth of An Annoying i Practice. [By Air Mail.] [Prom Our Own Correspondent.] < London, Jan. 2t. London women living In many of the suburbs are much concerned by the increasing number of bag snatching cases, particularly m Dul- a wich, Streatham and Oolders Green. Bag c
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    756,883 BOY SCOUTS.
    207 18 »A Bis Increase of Membership. [By Air MftiL] [Prom Our Own Correspondent.] London, Jan. tO. A special effort was made to complete the Boy Scout census for 1930 before Lord and Lady Baden-Powell left Southampton last week m the liner Rangitata for a tour ol New Zealand
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    FOR RELATIVES AT HOME.
    197 18 j I Action Which Malayan Employers Should Take. [By Air Mail.] London, Jan. 20. This week The Malayan Agency was good enough to notify us of the regrettable fatal I accident to Mr. E. S. W. H. Leigh-Hunt, who I was a probationer of the Government
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    TIRED OF CITY LIFE.
    269 18 Society Girl Prefers Tahiti. IBy Air Mail.] London, Jan. 20. One of England's young Society moderns. Miss Brenda Dean Paul, the daughter of Sir Aubrey Dean Paul and Lady Paul of Westward Ho, Devon, has decided to leave England and her life here and live on
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    AUSTRALIAN WAGE REDUCTION
    60 18 Government's Move to Hold Up Court Order. [Renter's Service.] Melbourne, Feb. 4. The Attorney General (Mr. Brennan) has filed a iurther ailadivit with the Arbitration Court m connection with the application for the postponement of the wage reduction order. He Lays Government is engaged on details of
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    RUBBER IN 1930.
    766 19 Interesting Production and Consumption Figures. [By Air Mall.] London, Jan. 20. 1. 1 mtir annual review of the rubber market Figgis and Co. state that total shipQ ti during 1030 were 819.000 tons (includI uUtxK compared with 855.G00 tons m 1929. lid k»rtfe.st reduction was m Dutch
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    RUBBER REPORTS.
    787 19 Taiping's Dividend Reduced. I By Air MailJ London. Jan. 20. The Taiping Rubber Plantations, one of MM Edward Boustead group of companies, has a iot:il area of 5.088 acres m Pcrak (F.M.S.), of which 3.767 acres is under rubber: this :ifiTure tnatudet tin 166 acres which were planted
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    EXCHANGES.
    82 19 (Bri'.u>h Radio Official Service.] Rugrby, Feb. 4. Foreign exrhpng""s nn»: Amsterdam 12.09';' Athens 375. Bombay Is. 59; d.. Berlin 20.43, Brussels 34.8T-J. Bucharest 817, Rio Buenos Aires 34V t Cownhagen 18.16' i, Oeneva 25.16. JleLsingfors 193, Hong Kong ll^d., Lisbon 108 25. Madrid 48. Milan 92.81... Monte Vidoo 33.,
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    28 19 Accounts of Glendon Rubber Company to September 30th. show loss of £8,150. Debit forward £1,811. after crediting £1,339 brought m. Crop wu 485,500 lb.; net pric© 4.48 d.
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      203 19 February 5. SELLING. London 4 months' sight 2(3 27|32 London 3 months' sight 2|3 13[16 London, 60 days' sight 2|3 25|32 London 30 days' sight 23 3,4 London, demand 2|3 23j32 London, T. T. 2|3 11(16 Lyons and Paris, demand 1430 Hamburg, demand 234% New York, demand 56
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      PRODUCE.
      206 19 February 5. Tin 300 Tons $58% Gambier 9^ Pepper White 37 Pepper Black 21.50 Flake Tapioct 4 Pearl Sago Small 6.75 Copra, Sundried 560 Rice, Anam No. 2 250 Rice Liang Hin Chan Mar* Red Eagle (New) g^o Rice, Shun old No. l 320 Rice, Rangoon Bmtan 260 Rice,
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST.
    889 19 THURSDAY, FEB. STH. CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Buyers s»euers. Asam Kumbang 2la 22s 6d Ayer Hltams Tin (ss> 11« 6d 12s Bangrin Tin 11s 3d 12s Batang Padang ($1) 10 15 Batu Caves ($1) 60 55 Bukit Arang ($1) 35 40 Burmah Malay (.£> 10a fld 13a aom. Chenderiang
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    U.S. COMMERCE.
    227 19 December Trade with Middle Asia. Mr. Don C. Bliss, American Trade Commissioner, 7A, Ocean Building, Singapore, has just received by cable the following statistics relating to the foreign trade of the United States with Middle Asia For the month of December 1930. Total Exports from United States G5275,000,000
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    INDIAN' LABOUR.
    47 19 The following are the numbers of arrivals from and departures to Madras Presidency for the month of January. Arrivals (Figures sunplied by travelling inspectors) 9 adults; 3 minors. Depaitures (Figures supplied by steamer agents) 5.440 adults; 636 minors. The arrivals relate to aided passengers only.
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    119 19 February sth., VI o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers. R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Soot 11% 12 's Standard R.S.S. on Tender Feb. 12' 12'^ Mar. 12H 12 April 12 4 13 April- June 13 13 July-Sept. 13 13 Tone of Market: Quiet. Latest Cable: London Spot
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    COMPANY MEETING.
    73 19 Singapore Traction Report Adopted. IVQBS I^RESS SERVICE— COP YRJOHT.I !.»rtl n, IVb. 5. Singapore Traction OotQpany LUL at their annual meeting, unanimously ad iniod the report for the year. It was stated that m vi< w of the depression, the figures were \at;si;< and a tribute to the
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT.
    137 19 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT. Siiiffaporr I eh. 5. Tin has taken another spasmodic rIM to-day and the London price is Ix'ttw by ,p >-, md New York by Gold. Wbarm itMIIM \)v better also, buL as yo( th n> no Improved demand because the mark t hai little fnith In
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    MACPHAIL A CO.S DAILY REPORT.
    131 19 Stngaporr. Feb. 5. Tin.— Firmer. Sunttei Luas lMl*i 1.12., Rantau Prcfs 35 40. Penawats 49 53. Idris f§ Bs. Johans 25 27. KuchaLs 78 81, Paroi Tin Par., Malay Consols 19 21. Pungahs 14s 15s. Talam Mines 57 62';. Hitam Tins 21 26. Kintas 1.03
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    YESTERDAY'S RUBBER AUCTION.
    137 19 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1.004 th. auction yesterday. when there was catalop^iod 1,998,373 Ib* P02.13 tons. Offered 1.835.304 lbs.; 828.26 tons. Solci 1,335,593 ibs.; 596.2.) tons. Spot. London 3 7 .d. New York 7.; r ts PRICKS REALIZED. Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Cents
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    134 19 Kramnt Pulai: Mine 65 pkls: Tributors 122. Total 187. Adamson, GUOllan and Pen»n« Ajn "ts: Hll.iin Tin .{OO pkls; Rahman Hydraulic 90f* nklr.. ButoW mn! Co., Lnmpar, Aif«*nls: Ayoi Kuninf -f.ms.) 97.500; B?ri<k M.itfl Brpdwnll iI'MS.i 5 "..600: ChersoT"^ (TMSi 100 700; I>;mi.lmvn (Krlan P.MS) li
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    CHULSA (SELANGOR) RUBBER.
    64 19 CHULSA (SELANGOR) RUBBER. Rubber crop for 1930 waa 776,000 lb. laßaiiM 806.000 lb. m 1929). Amount sold totalled •61.474 lb. (625.147 lb); gross average JttM realised 8.05 d. per pound (0.4 1 d. per pound Smaller production for 1930 to accounted for by cessation of tapping during May Direcio: are
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    NEWMANS INCREASED LEAD.
    54 20 THE BILLIARDS FINAL. Is the Task to Big for Lindrum [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT]. London, Feb. 5. Tom Newman is still holding his own m the final of the international billiards tournament with Walter Lindrum. At the tea interval to-day the scores were Lindrum 5,097. Newman (rec.
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    LATEST SCORE.
    35 20 The score at close of play to-day was Newman 14,850. Undnun (m play) 5,783. Newman leads by 9,177, having scored 2,177 more than Lindrum and having increased hit last night's lead by 1.514.
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    "PITY THE BOWLER."
    274 20 Super-Wickets to Stop m Yorkshire. London, Jan. 28. "Unless we are very careful we are going to break the hearts of bowlers and ruin the game with doped wickets," said Lord Hawke at the Yorkshire County Cricket Club's annual meeting to-day. "The bowler has no earthly chance;
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    AUSTRALIAN CRICKET.
    376 20 Queensland Beaten by an Innings. At Adelaide, on December 24. 25, 26, V. T. Richardson won the toss from P. J. Gough. Nitschke's 142 was most patient cricket, the century taking 4 hours 2 mins., and the entire inninps 4 hours 30 mm., with 15 fours. S.A. i
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    SIR DAVID YULE'S AFFAIRS.
    197 20 Hearing Before Appeal Court. London, Jan. 28. The Appeal Court to-day began the hearing of the appeal of the executors of the late Sir David Yule against the decision of Mr. Justice Rowlatt. Sir John Simon, for the executors, argued that the appeal should be allowed.
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    NEWCOMERS TO THE DAVIS CUP.
    456 20 S. AMERICAN ENTRIES. Australia, India, and Sweden Not Competing. [Reuter's Service.] Parta, Feb. 4. The draw for the Davis Cup competition took place to-day and resulted as follows: EUROPEAN ZONE. First Round Belgium bye. Britain vs. Monaco. Germany vs. South Africa. Switzerland vs. Ireland. Japan,
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    TAIPING RACES.
    243 20 Handicaps for the Third Day. Ponies Class 2 Div. 3 About 5 1 furlongs. Imareek 9.2, Simon 8.7, Sydney 8, Acutus 7.8, Hop Over 7.5, Romance 6.9, Grid 6. Horses Classes 4 and s—Div.5 Div. 3 About 6 furlongs. Gay Deceiver 9.1, Marco 8.12, Maimoon 8.9, Stiffy 8.6,
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    JAPANESE GOLF CLUB.
    125 20 Match With Sepoy Lines. The following are the teams and times for the match between The Sepoy Lines Golf Club and The Singapore Japanese Oolf Club to be played over Tanglin links on Sunday, SX..G.C. players mentioned first: 9.00 Lowson and Allen vs. Morita and Suzuki. 9.05
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    PARTICK OUT OF SCOTTISH CUP.
    243 20 2nd. ROUND RESULTS. Five Matches Still Undecided. The second round of the Scottish Cup competition, which on Saturday brought the dismissal of Glasgow Rangers, the Cup holders, who were beaten at Ibrox Park by Dundee, has also brought the dismissal of Partick Thistle, who were
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    ENGLISH LEAGUE RESULTS.
    202 20 Sunderland's Eight Goals Against Blackburn. English Cup hopes received varying treatment In consequence of the First Division match at Sunderland, for the effect ol Sunderland's B—28 2 victory over Blackburn Rovers will strengthen the confidence of the Durham team for their meeting with Sheffield United m the
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    SHEFFIELD SHIELD CRICKET.
    69 20 Another Doable Century for Brad man. London, Jan. 28. Sydney. Victoria won on the first innings m the match against New South Wales, which ended to-day. The scores were: New South Wales 196 (Blackie 4 for 45.) Victoria 318 (O'Brien 119. McCabe 4 for 46.) New South
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    AUSTIN CONQUERS ANDREWS.
    90 20 Bombay Men's Singles Final. Bombay, Jan. 28. "Bunny" Austin, who beat E. D. Andrews m the final of the Calcutta Lawn Tennis Championships last month, scored his second victory over the same player to-day m the final of the Men's Singles In the Invitation Tournament here by
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    THE GRAND NATIONAL.
    64 20 23 Non-Acceptors m the First List. London, Jan. 28. The first non-acceptors for the Grand National are as follows:— East Galway, Bri|bte Boy, Colliery Band, Image, Oberstown Prince Castle Town, Bay View, Culnagar. Cold Punch Fear Nothing, Favourite Star, Best Home Florin n.. Quite Calm, Young Prince,
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    QUEPAUUN FOR SALE.
    76 20 An advertisement appears on another oage announcing the sale of the race horse Quepaulin. The owner, Mrs. St. Alban Smith, is having for Home shortly together with Mr St. Alban Smith, who to also well-known as an owner. Quepaulin's record of 8 wins. 8 seconds 10 thirds,
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    R.A. REFUSED ADMISSION TO FIRST DIVISION.
    508 20 S.A.F.A. LEAGUE. New Football Rules m Operation. At the first meeting of the season of the S.A .FA. League Committee held at the Anson Road Stadium last evening, Mr. Tay Lian Teck m the chair, the application of the R.A. to enter a team
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    COMMERCIAL CUP.
    93 20 Record Crowd at Stadium. U. E. 2; Robinsons 1. What must have been a record crowd for a Commercial Cup tie gathered at the Anson Road Stadium last evening for the match between the United Engineers and Robinsons. Play was very even m the first half at the
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    DRIVER ACQUITTED.
    223 20 Fatal Cross-Road Accident Sequel. Jangi Singh, the driver of a trolley bus, who, as a result of a collision between his vehicle and a mosquito bus at the junction of Victoria Street and Middle Road m December last, resulting m the death of a Chinese hawker, was charged
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    INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
    23 20 Sultan Khan Match Drawn. London, Jan. 28. Semmering.— The tenth game between Sultan Khan and Tartakower was drawn after 28 moves.
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