The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 14 February 1933

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    Masthead
    16 1 The Singapore Free Press 10 CENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1933. M). 13,5.50. ESTABLISHED 1835.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    144 1 Future developments ma> be suitt and grave is the \iew expressed in London u\rr the drafting committees »nti -Japanese report to the League on the >ino-.lapanes«-dispute Pace l England had a hard tii;hi f-r runv in the fourth lest \esterda\ and at < 10-e ..I pia> had
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    STOP PRESS
    204 1 sIX \l \N COBII.VM'S PLANS Flight I -rom F.ngland I<> Xuvtrali.i In D.tvREE PRESS SERVICE— COPY RIGHT London. Feb. i It is undersood here that Sir Alan Cobham proposes shortly to attempt a flight from London to Australia in five days. KAM.I RS Bl IT Ql II PARK
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    A CENTURY AGO
    714 1 What may be termed the rentury-habit has develop.; in the journalistic mind, and through that medium has kept the public memory alive to the past, to some extent. With each successive new year, one* thought* almost owing Vj this habit— revert to vorid was doing and what
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      197 1 JBIGIA TEA n_: the tro>hnos> (I trauranif nt tin i 1 a a n nardrn> ,it to >our homo. KAFFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL T()\I(,HT SPECIAL DINNER IMNCK and CABARET HUGO JOSEPHINE in hi midnight RAIMKs OELBHtATH) OK( HKSIKA PHONL MM I^^ IS LII.MT WKKiHT (II! I LAX CONCKKTK >OLND
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      135 1 ADELPHI HOTEL F■• VOC RI T E TOW N HIS I) KZV Of TABLE DHOTE MEALS A LA CARTE MODERN SANITATION SHOWER IN EACH ROOM SEA VIEW HOTBL TH I ID E A L SEAS I D I RESORT TENNIS -G'a v. UNO SUN BATBDH I TO-MORROW MGHT DINNER DANCE
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      101 1 1 A rESI \DVERTISI Ml N I S New Residential Clvb Page 2. Musical Society Concert Page 5. Variety in Picnic Sandw iches— Page 6. CHRYSLER LOW UPKEEP T!anos~ uprighTgrands FROM $450.00 (GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS W. J. GARCIA PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURER, AMBER MANSIONS. BESI3S3BI Remember-that pure b oo<l not cnljr
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      13 1 Thero is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MA LAI X
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    EURASIAN ASSOCIATION
    431 2 Annual Report ol Singapore Sociol> The thirteenth annual report and statement of accounts for the year ended June 30th. 1932. of the Eurasian Association. Singapore, shows en exceas of income over expenditure of $156.06 at the end of the financial year. Investments were Singapore Municipal 5^ Deb. Stock
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    LAW NOTICE
    25 2 Tu«'sd:i>. Februar> 11th r. t vi i Miiu ih,- ■:,,«i < „urt «t U aja. 6 1149 32— Wee Kee vs Chan Cheow Poh.
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    ILLICIT LIQUOR
    38 2 Seven lumwied dollars or IS months' t%cvoue iciprlsomDent 9XM $400 0t 10 ißonttis' rigorous p.uv«vi th. Crin nal DLstri Jud K e Mr. H. CiUlty kx'forr h'.m to t»v rh'.rg^ of dwmir.e U<raor oc VS-toruHry 4
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    BOOTLEG WHISKY
    213 2 l>liruine>s Peril From 'Hooch' A special Daih I is of booties' whisky and gin. which Ins been hawked round London by a- gang of swindlers, reveals that blindness May attack the ((rin&s* of this ■1:.., After the revelation ti was concocted in secret still* in London and sold
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    ON SECOND THOUGHTS
    138 2 Some citisens oi w ::mgbnm I Blf feel that they have good ,v j. Wt IMMbjHni rtain passages in ;h. wfl of ih< lat«- Mr. Charles Mather, wht-nm it l- Urtnl th..- at one time intended to bequeath t.20.000 to Wellingboroup .umed Ml thi '< rw.i::: <
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    THE WATER IS BRITISH
    102 2 1 man. <:•>• i>i,l; I',:;:i,h .»!'m:u. H: i:• ;im b> the Wrttt nim.nt <>t the N.ttiona' X a i. t -h> art ith 1h- i mi la'i- uinmer*s lee cream shall fei mn:e of. At the Ot: ..< I) ;:■> I--.!.:i.-. :i London the association announced
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      171 2 BUSINESS CARDS. Oversets Rttkknthl dub. -,-nv MKS M B. LAW) M :ni Uosu-. t h.inc«'r> l.ane 1...- H, i.: :i nt!\ t>< -'!>' The Club will be available MH Mrmbrrs and f i I 0 eas League wUI be rord ;<!:■■ I U position standing in 6ac ound Larg,. d
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      604 2 IKNUfeeKS. SLNCJAPOKK MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Ttndm MOT-D-I li'rtby Kivt'n that tt'nder.'i v it^.i'.ci tor tii" foilowmg materials or •;>(.; and that paiticulart uf such t»?ndert i! .> b« obtained in the Tender Room. mii ipal Oiln i Construction at I Dltl -^fdimentation Tank ndra Ru;ui S<-wa EH Works, using materials and
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      235 2 nit: u:j:k Twr*4»j, 11th. Olgh Water 00.41 02 ft.. 12.36 10.1 ft «ix-A-Side Football Tburnamcnt at SC.C Pootban MVr'.; n. SB A A at Jslan Besar. rmnts B.C.C. Tournament. til 'i. -<i i i* i High Water 00.01 01 ft.. 12.25 9* ICC Six a Side Tournament. Rotary TUBn: Mr.
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    IF DE VALERA AND LOST
    887 3 IF DE VALERA AND LOST i iHE i,i v \ff( > h \\'\> BEEN OUT fitter Spserhes in Fm I From Our Irish Correspondent I D'jUn. !.ui I. Thr week i, S "d in nested words and a I blows— nothire, bow em, like lest week when there were seme
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    22 3 I i ■•.;:»> l T the Brn v.i-.h War Loa: r "S3 was considerable bul m:st nnishci un- Urn best j
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    THE DAILY SESSION
    152 3 Cabinet Ta< Position I.ond-n. Feb. It. The Cabinet War Debts Committee :re w:rke.sure tni had their filth s: this weci tc-day, a v.hitli Sir Ronald Li:. was pit sent in (U~cr tj allow hiu\ to Mil Tuesday. A special meeting of the ful GaMnct has; been summoned
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    IRRIGATION IN INDIA
    96 3 Lloyd Barrage Supplies 2,000,000 Acres London, Feb. 9. Th»» Iloyd B^rra"- at SuWcur, I now been opened for just over a year, durir; which time piactically all the main canal^ have btn in operation. Despite the difficulties of changing from th-* old inundation ryGtcm the first year's
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    CHINESE DENIAL
    69 3 No Qffen i c Alliance W h ?0v Shinshal. Fteb. 12. The Chinece Go*. ?rnrr the report of d: :ve treaty Rumours ha -lays tho f I lit Of prl\ ns between a Russian delegate and a i ill 1 ments and rpquirenv i that, in exehaate. \b
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    ARGENTINE MISSION
    111 3 Visits to Post And Aldershot London. Feb. 11. The members cf the Argentine Mission yertcrnade a to Port of Ln^ou, ctu ng in a motor tau :gh same of the nxi'Jk and up They were t. 1 at th< MM by I ibugj g acd t: boat dined
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    STRIKE GOLD POCKET
    68 3 i ctiag Family's Rich Find Adelaide London. Fefc. p of procpertors in M ,unces of p 're gold froea a daJai looajlaia. ccrr Adc'xJde. Hh is the second rich find twported m tm» »l.^ mmmr ri-Hy announced In Pff<n tn-w i of gold rCuti »t C2.500.00c m
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      348 3 > v Kiti'r.ttßß t mi in: a»noi of iTi IIN 4 Every fourth car register -y i 9 ed in Great Br iiPi Tear end A W M an Austin mmSß^w ok ■HBaWf^SBP^ MmSIMMaBaBaW built for the car-proud owner-driver UOW to make motoring easy and pleasant I "That la what
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      130 3 EFFICIENCY I lil OR V -.S I I IS PROVED BY i I Th e Nitijaat Physical laboratory Test. Fit Renold Cha/a i Tl YOUR MACHINERY J Agenfs and Stockists: UNITED ENGINEERS S7vr. \rORE MALACCA. IPOII. PEXANG. Engineers Guide containing |no wioest Choice of engineering courses In the world Sho«*»
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    G.B.S.
    82 4 His Ih-sirr t<> I've t«» While Berna hall Court possession of interior decorators. He is na\in{, his rooms !:n.d with -coloured oakn<>\\ the vogue in Am (i and insists on I being car: k i Mr 1.. said L> on inbition whi< I h d• »oj announce, though in-
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    ROYAL ACADEMY
    288 4 Exhibition Works of Men Who Have towth DM The Winter Exhibition at •is this season consists of represent uorks by RJV.'« who h:< year there fa to be a Retrospect. ition oT British Art. and in 1935. for the m its history- Burlington Hou>e will bo the teene
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    175 4 Tin- following is the programme ol drills ip ■*> and for week-ending. Fob: HQ Lttfe U pin. HtaitMXtfl U 1 Ip, l> monstration. "A" (M.G.) Coy. Com- 1 P,...;, Armoured Car Section. So.v.t. B r Junta NCOS Net*. Cours.Mi..,-, 11- t tt>> 'l INI i;i .:.i.il Drill
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    PENN RELICS
    224 4 Exhibition at Quaker-' Headquarters la commemoration ot the -30th v v. lam Pcnn in the C ...übition of i»"j ;ld other objects com, M Q•■ tfe Friend B i Q Road. It was originally intended (W the exhibition on the actual anniversary i Sm OetCber, M H had
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    KING GOES SKATING
    48 4 Health (living Exercise On Sandringham Lake London, Feb. 9. It was revealed to-day that during the recent r> li; Kirn did much skating, of iry fond, on the lake at Sandim. B who i-- proion- 0 -!ng his st: Bg walks and I lit heaith
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    Third Test Match Pictures
    13 4 aKWuS^SB*/ 1 1 1 v^%^r?"-.-" «ii^»s^ l<> :il rills
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    GONE TO EARTH
    162 4 Hounds and Terrier l>Uf M After Four DfcJN PatlcfUlr rliing for three days, huntammj .ri> i .'hovels and miners with L **|*'''''T reached two hounds and a terrier belonging t r Bi tailed to return. Om> of We .ng dead on top of the fox. jfr. c
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    GAMBLER'S LAST 10
    188 4 iin KilU-d Thi< is the story of n uuu» who to«t l*Mi gambnus at Monu- Carlo, borrowed from hte who had left him; penoilw* tried In vain to get work; left his last is daughK-i and killed him#H In a ■■'as revea»ej v*. r 1 T \rthur
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    IRON FORM THE SKIES
    70 4 I h I I j Dr. N I I Arizona. th« in»u»ti <jI I opinion by the in I earth V sui i j |b»!»-o i Is. t rabk exiles)!**. l'»t dM < 1 I Th» He:»b I I the larceM ci I of troc. Thrn*
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    SLANDER ACTION BY VIC
    82 4 lIUMP Auaiii<l II 11*1 the |KenI pan I red I M I with Mr STRI M iv :.HH» Slack? About duin«' I ad visff i [Mr F I with I A kit I ail v I the: 1 I Tlu arc U4a+ con I I .>.
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    THOSE FEW MONTHS OF IL
    48 4 "You l^« Th«»" njgr: M: t -.^rtaj^bN tlito remark l lu «band h*d J"^ J* certain time her hum*** whet*" v i r -Vm oft*"" ult<> 1 morr Irfeun? than am r Mr AA. ft 4 LMmpui to k*' 1 I Prrsldent of
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      96 4 Thnusanc/s A /ready So/c/ I THEANNUALOLIHIiiSI (1932-33 Edition) I KWTED AND COMPLLED H. t. KNAPP. F.R-GS I BIGGER BETTER THAN EVER Tt*a«-Fa f E.,., -ver pucU.h^. I 368 BIG PAGES m TWELVE BEAUTIFUL COLOURED PLATES (SUITABLE FOR FRAMING) I Bkfa of THEIR MAJESTIES THF. KINC-FMPEROR an.l QI EEN-FMPKbb.. THF PRINCE
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    HE'S OFF HOME NEXT MONTH!
    165 5 HE'S OFF HOME NEXT MONTH! Kut HU ;tr StoniiM\Vorrie> Him. Lucky man— off to England in a few weeks. hugely elated at the prospect, ready to mate i 114? -i a _ilm t I, vi— g A^^^^^^AfJa^^^* A^a^st •no ocvODcr .v**.' ixtc 10-ton pullnan motor charabancs Even antlcipating cosy nights
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    WATERLOO BRIDGE DANGER
    337 5 WATERLOO BRIDGE DANGER t rash M!>>h< Canst' Fire itor-arsabl*- sUtrairnt about Waterloo I -Col. J Benskin, ■ram of th- L.C.C Imprcvenwrts to the Royal Society of Arts. -ndcr was always a toss." he said. 1 •urn ntinued to co-4 us dear. It has oat us about £67.000 to bolster up
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    FEATS OF SKILL
    379 5 Accomplishments I hat .W Never Filmed motion picture act Jr and actress can boast of some particular ***** trionic abilir the things they do best they are seldom permitted to demonstrate on the screen. Occasion, it seems, never demands it. In most eases the introduction of this
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    UNKNOWN CRITIC
    204 5 goiter Kepi Helen Urn** Vrem tin Screen Ai she never met kept Heien Hayes off the screen for more than five years, she admitud whiK working in Paramount* 'A Farewell to Arm-" with Gary Cooper, sailor «rhought I was en? of th< actr« n. and. since I agreed
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    TRUTH IN ADVERTISING
    74 5 O\«i --Statrninit Dtd Not Pay ••Ai tu-(lav is -1. .in anil devoid t. .ar or i' I n i onnection with the commodit\ S<. >!• I' 1 .vlo;. publicity ig manager of J IfOM KBi 1• > Kig business lit- <■• MHtfed o« li\ing up to the
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    LONDON'S NEW GIANT ELECTRIC UNIT
    61 5 LONDON'S NEW GIANT ELECTRIC UNIT A \.i.st incri'iisi 1 i^ i)!anin-(i ,i -y oi I lie largest ny unit in th« i Emp i- i: ;)i)U* 1 •rd lr ii .1 dI 140.001 m i.< Only ft Will i \<t( d it U mi 1 h ■'> I'-iniis to I..
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    ENDOWMENT FOR RUBBER RESEARCH
    295 5 Ceylon (irant From Kestriction Fund It has been decided to apply a surplus of >.000 remaining in the Rubber Restn< I I for the development of the Rubtwr industiy and to purposes connected with says The following notification It publish Government Gazette: Whereas the expenses, costs,
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    AT THE BOXING ARENA NEW WORLD
    22 5 By kind pcrmusioD of the ProprtPtore Mr. Ong Boon Tat. J.P. and Mr One Peng Hock.
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    LIBEL LAW CRITICISED BY A JUDGE
    358 5 NARROW IN JUDCMKNTS Severity of The Rules Mr. Jtiatta Mc-Cardie. in the King's Bench Division recently gave judgment on a new point affecting libel damages which was argued before him on December 16. The point arose on an award of one farthing damages by
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      113 5 Another Brilliant BRITISH Achievement I Opening TONIGHT I ICAPITOLI PREMIERE FOR MALAYA BRITISH and DOMINIONS Rousing Naval Spectacli— "THE FLAG LIEUTENANT" Prom the Worid-fank)Ufi l' hy jj&SgjBMBBBBM Lii'ut.-coi. \\v. driry. c.h.e. lamou> tor his rok 1 a- Lieut. IV V Dirk\ LaMtllo oil st.im' and ■H^. J silent >t reon—
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      209 5 LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT! The (Jrand and (Jlorious Mu>ital ome<i.\ that ill the World ha> Acclaimed— EDDIE CANTOR and (HARLOTII UUKMHUW "PALMY DAYS" I MTU) IRTISTS I'Hi OLT rHAT WKALTHY FEEI.INCi HBd I I >RTOTW OP (GAIETY I mi\t OP HHjURI MPKIQHBI MARIE DRESSLKR POLLY MORAY- ANITA PACE— NORMAN I OSTKR
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    SPORT OF THE DAY.
    1776 6 WALKS'S VICTORY Twickenham I»o«, r ey Laid At Last (From Our O r.>:r« spondent I Undnn Jan. 24. ■A .no it at ,:ist- and u«»n»- il \.n Fo: iv. kin) am tradition' pro\ c t,*. much ftui:by plnyer and thLs yn-und ;c. r.evt r bv» n
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      290 6 RaY I fVj TTj~r k eyaJTTa m SANDWICH PASTE •scd as a filling for short-fltalk r- I ■H Kn V Gr*****- Tror to laaH. ay^- .v motm t>f ki Wmm Baby Used to Lie Awake Night and Day Healed by Cuticura .Vhen my baby was a fort: v t j
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      37 6 Prevent Colds by taking fORMAMINr Th* (;erm-Kil(ing Throat Tablet. Take Formaniint at the iittt sign of an irritated throat. Formamint cures Sore Throat and prevents Infectious diseases. Buy a bottle to-day— keep it handy. At vii CbeifMto
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      28 6 STRONG DEFINITE IN THE CHARACTER OF THEIR APPEAL. YET SMOOTH AND MELLOW IN THE SATISFACTION THEY GIVE BOTRS v. F \Jm3Br f 1 1 JOHN PLAYER SONS. ENGLAND:
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    CAUSED WIFE'S DEATH
    487 7 Car ttvertoins After Striking Troßey lias SYCE FOR TRIAI Sti|iH-l To Fatal Crash at Prove Road m was sent far trial ytitsithe Shear- ewer. Mr. F. G. ■Mrasv f-«r r'mlmr the death of his cwn drlilwg. The Oroner apathy with ike acesae-t Jalit r». b-it it was
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    WAVE OF STREET THIEVING
    185 7 WAVE OF STREET THIEVING i Sentence! for V i :id Offences t thefts were quite frets a rcma-fc made by S^e^dy yesterday, uhen i b Mre Mr. H. A. nal District Judge- cased was charged with theft al a gold nrdclace and gold locket was rc'ttsd thst the com- r
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    ENGINEER'S FALL TO DEATH
    659 7 ENGINEER'S FALL TO DEATH RETTRXS nI'KN VERDICT Tragedy :it Municipal Itau Station I' it!..- «is intunirirnt rvi t.. return j. verdict ot death t erdict of u:~ rflMtlllr •rush .<> t Mr i.«. i:.,iMr ;<•■.•■• r.-t.p ,-i op. tt lh- lo tin I- .11. ot Mr. i;,.»r X i- !>♦
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    156 7 rhe Miens' iiill n m wmm Sir.— A British subject is one. be h? black or yellow, who owes allegiance to His Majesty the Kine. Wh BDI was discussed In the Council, every member had the ri?ht to speak for or again*Th; members opposed it not
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    DRUG BENEATH FLOOR
    68 7 Vined Focnd guilty of bring in po-sesion of a < 'ttty of deleterlotu drugs namely Indian hemp. five Worth Indians from the United Provtaco, fined $1 lUorous Imprit each m default by Mr Pwoh nhim Crhnlnal District Judge, yoster*The five accused and anothsr man «ft r s-'
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    WIFE WHO WAS rWHS DIVORCED
    320 7 SBAND'S ATTACK LOVI i: 14 Respon i 1 For Her Support [From Our Own Cir**spondentl Knantan. Feb. 11. Hassan bin Slevman. barber of Kuantan, was again brought before Che Hussein at the Kuan 'olice Court to-day when Inspector Noordin asked that th? original charge of
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    OIL FROM COAL
    94 7 I'm>; i!-'i\ c TirlaK in Wfunririp London. Fcb An order for on* year's supply of oil male from R iti h ccal. which is tho first ci its in naval hlstrry, h:s been pl^ed by 1 a British firm as ihe re*'the two years' secret research and
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    DISARMAMENT
    93 7 Cv:a. Eden's Pfei tm Genera, Feb. 9. f he function ol ibi'lty cf governments de« Captain Eden I -Secretary for Foreign :-s, nddressln? tne Conference B. I when urging the conference to get a move en r Mm added that the only ftMfCI to a Hear cut programme or
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    Plan To Give Singapore Cheaper Petrol
    474 7 Plan To Give Singapore Cheaper Petrol Efeld lp Owing To Freight Difficulties Our i!it; ntion to place on thi^ in..ikri t'. caper petrol I-.. is noi bet n i < d." was the state mt'iit m id i 1 in the I ree Pr< ss b> Mr. r. Woo. representative
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    WHITES WHO "GO BUCK" IN AUSTRALIA
    234 7 NATIVE WELFARE PROBLEM False Views Presented !>;> Missionaries Sydney, Feb. 9. A big problem con f renting those concerned with nat y e welfare, said Dr. A. P. Elkin at the Science Congress here, was presented by th number cf white men. well educated,
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    INDIAN REFORM
    140 7 House of Lords Debate London. Feb. 9. Immediate steps for the future in Ir.d.un -onstUutional reform v.ere debated In the Hou*e of Lords following a motion inquiring cs to the preci c procedure. Lord Irwin, for ths Go •nent. said the join" select comm tt?e which 1 merit
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    THRIFTY BRITAIN
    79 7 "One h Poor Has Siake It Count! )on, Feb. 8 Or. of the population had a Of.cc Say declared Sir Kinsley Wend wh it Liverpool. The Post Office now l~ad 090,000 standing to the credit of 13,000. 300 r £212.000.000 i: hell a.ni in Sivinrr, Certifi making a
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    ASSAULT OUTSIDE CAFE
    835 7 ASSAULT OUTSIDE CAFE APPEAL OF TWO INDIANS DISMISSED Credibility of GttffcM Wilr.L: sx's In the appeal Court I <y Mr. Justice led Hh appeal of two Indians, Hajl Mohr.mmr-d and I Kiddi. against let Court rharg;s of voluntarily causing hurt to Mrs. A. M. Bcgg, and on Mr. N. C.
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    HEAVY FINE FOR TOBACOO SMUGGLING
    106 7 A fln» of r >oo or 10 mciuhs' riftorous toprl■orirr.r.* vas Imposed b .ailnal D. Judfi >y. on a Chines; who p eadei guity to being in posscslon of three sacks of ble tobacco. It was related that Revc M rs vlsiteJ h MMM ntation
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    TALE OF MARKED $10 NOTE
    699 7 Court •PjK'al I TOOK BR!! M Sentence taut That fonld Re Given M. t. Aver, farmcity a a taeUaa Interprefer lit the Fingapcre P«!sce Cmnrt. was an u«»e«ssful in his appeal before Mr. I. P. Whttlfy. in the C«»rt «f ArTC."'. vos'.-div, against hfs caiMfietl—
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    Y.W.C.A. ANNUAL MEETING
    82 7 The public are Invite i to attend and ;crs ar> reminded of the annrnl general f the Y.W C i will b« held I 8.30 p.m. at the Club Koosu Rafßea The first part of th? erenln? will be c!ven to a *!nr'«s programme, to be followed
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    YOUTHFUL COLLECTOR'S LAPSE
    69 7 When Impastes iJk of $100 or six months' rigorous HiuiibiiliinsltVdtfauK and InHUmi s< ntencc of ace day's staple la*rsw«»«tt on Clarence de Sous*, a young MB collector ©f the Singapore Cask' t Co.. who pleaded gMiKy to m charge of criminal bet- "^T. 600 from bis esnploirers.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 14.1933 AMERICA THINKS IT OVER
    971 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 14.1933 AMERICA THINKS IT OVER Al tin war debts" conference approaches AmeAuui opinion is Itnadtly burdening against cancellation, or indeed against any paring down thai is not accompanied by I trade or tariiT concessions. It is [already oper.ly itated that any "adamant stand" by the
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    101 8 i \tfni tin \m> hi mi.i i; prices AM) STERLING R.VI I S Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate in New York and Paris, specially cabled to the Free Press, are as follow US 1 ..mi. .M. I« h 1 Spot: 48 (£1493 8 Forward: £148
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    RUBBER STOCKS
    32 8 Home rubber stocks increased by 410 tons i.i.i k S-. I :.(}•>•: PW MB I tons last week to 37.396 and Liverpool stocks increased from 5L 1 232 tons to 52.434
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    PRESBYTERIAN WEDDING
    164 8 Mr. F. F. Stewart and Misv W. M Stanley Thi P; .•■.<. was tn? scene on :day of a prettj wedding, when the Her. Stephen Band officiated between Miss Winifred M riel Stanley daugU M: n Stanley, of Claremont, Western Australia. Mr. Frank Ferguson Stewart, son of Mr.
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    GERMAN NEWSPAPERS SUPPRESSED
    337 8 NAZI REPRESSION CONTINUES "We Are Determined to Stay," Declares leader •Hie provincial po\ rmnents as well as the Reich Oimnawrnt ant continuing the work of wppieaainf an Incitements to disorder throuch-T'-r N.-..-. <.•••■ bidden the display of r?d flags while the to cantata a libel on Hitler,
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    "HIAWATHAN"
    294 8 TheSingan. Musical Sock i IV A concert by the Singapore Musical ITiwiHf I lis always an interesting event, and we are glad Ito be able to draw the attention of our readers I the forthcoming production of the justly prated Hiawatha's Wedding Tract by Coleridge I Taylor. "Good music*
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    do know H.BARTON?
    97 8 in Who Didn't (Maim HiJ Sweep Prize O*Sheehan. Secretary to the Irish Hos-I s fUwmmili, hat sent the following cable le Free Press: le following prise, won In the Irish ssp I on the Oesarewttch in October last, is unclaimed, n- auditors made ev«ry effort to fat
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    LOSS OF AN ARM
    71 8 A Chinese workman employml at the Sin] Benf Cheong sawmill. Lavendar Street, was ■wwlml In an accident with a **t«nr at the saw mill yesterday morning, as a result of which his arm was practically severed at the shatter il nXTI w Senf Hospital, wh-re an
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    BRITAIN WAR DEBTS
    70 8 (ahinet i -i 1 T|t'< SHNAIu \iiairM VII The Cabinet r u n\:.. 10-day to the t remit af the ci Sir Ronald Undsa\ cations with him it. aft too, that hi is extremely mimkk Wie wftti Mr R tancc to the H negotiations to b» \i
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    CASH SETTLEMENT
    72 8 the Drtx by I ■mrtot Borah, he* vj vfU thrw all :-.l a.rVj- sum settlemt-t/ vwui i. trait conctMiom. He »oa. tewtied In «n\ plan not :k ,u<ttnr J of the currency quest**. emu l problem.^ star.dn.^ n. th. r world MikfU anc The Herald lYitauae. hmm, 11^1
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    PREMIER's STATEMENT
    146 8 Obi To Eacfcaag* Vi a statedim' th> tarifc* American conve; ..u-wv- v. th* j Commote U>-nu:ht Mr fcajMa! "i [> Jl Premier, said U I cebu was esentu I prosperttjr m e had al*a\.> rrn^ufcn I are a nun: I acton. Ik:' I The agenda d:\-.;: peru at
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    STILL MORE GRASS FIL
    137 8 Hoi Weather keep I The Singupon tin bm. j two hour* tn the en: < I grass fires. Tfcfe brrn.^ th firw handled by th« to clow on twenty, all but t«< bush or grass lir« v i MM) tone spell of abnorr sho«s no The
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      259 8 Time f Tu ice. To avoid substitutes. worthless imitations maji frcm cheap lemon iuice or tad to get :!u* product of the choicest West I:ii:ati Lime hrmt. I sure you order CaMLIDOCCIKVS lA sl itnl ro M TH£ U f OIVTMINI K!\(, Ol MVM DIAMONDS SFT PLATIM'M KN(;A(;KMFAT ■INGS AM)
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      59 8 FOR NEARLY TWO MILES a horse galloped at full speed when stung by a wasp at Nuneaton. If only the same insect could be persuaded to concentrate on the horse one backs in the Derby A "GAFLAC" ACCIDENT SICKNESS POLICY, however, will eive you better guarantee. GENERAL ACCIDENT. FIRE A.
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    AGAINST JAPAN AT EVERY POINT
    49 9 BOW (OMMINKK's REPORT IS VIKWKI) IN LONDON '"lure Developments May Be Swift And Grave JAPAN AT THH CROSSROADS Accept League Verdict Or Take 'he I onsequences f' r roiiHuMoiis in, luriili" i virtu, l h •I Maru huku a virtual condemnation <— •■..•i!..ti.itiii S ...mmitl,.-
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    LEAGU- REACHES END OF PATIENCE
    93 9 report of the drafting sob-committee n urs« both parties to start nego- «ith the assistance of the committee. vl l te designated by the Assembly which America and Ravii wUI be asked u» BMriripatt. aJso that members of the League agive that they rUI not
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    WIDON PRESS VIEWS
    134 9 I .....I. f rwnnwiiimUHum of the draltin- sub"■■•m^ smo-Japan<*e dispute is the several of the morning ***W^- pointed out that the new y* Japan and China to enter into ottaUoas lor a settlement rtth the o offer assistente. v "iJ Teietraph says at that point the league
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    JAPANESE WARNING
    39 9 ■■iia. Feb. IX. Vhol la, ca Integral pert of ■dt by Mr. afatraoka in a ■r Mric Dhwhtmhwl Accord M at present. Japan vas bound j Mancaurfxo but -If China 1 Miack. Japan would not I Reuter
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    JEHOL FIGHTING
    137 9 3 >rd Corp. |;nm Victor> Snangbai. Feb. IX Riving details of Saturday \> reached INsjdMg yesterda' ucccsa of the Chinese to the Bu- Sword corps of the Chinese i surrounded tbe retreating! «i Manchukno farces and flkrted m them. fighting was at close quarters '(*•*>* tanks and artUkry
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    NO INTERFERENCE
    78 9 Ittmdk Om Uhul hmp h'iii. f H l.; J In in iillirial statement, to-day, J Vlai hukun (ioxfrnment J v <! intt- ution >horth to 2 i(> l 'V'H !>.tiKlit> and J thtl rii^ruptivr rleim-nt* tn.m J J ''i tin pin „i rrstor J I -Xi ii« i
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    FLAMES SEEN 30 MILES
    136 9 Poison Danger Feared Aftei Saar I plosion Colarne. Feb. It. At least 100 were killed and much propert] damaged by the explosion early this evening if the biggest gasometer at Saar. 200 feet high Nuerkirchen. the scene of the explosion. Is i uuninsr totn in the
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    MARRY COMMONER
    108 9 Spanish Prime Reach To Renounce Rights I.iris. pb M 09m by the suite of the P of Asturias to the Madrid report t desires to renounce his right to the Throne and marry a commoner. The Prince has just returned from a cure in Swltaerland h v. Madrid,
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    VICTOR SMITH
    41 9 South African Airman Crashes at Oran Oran Vr\. 7 Victor Bmi:h. tbe South African an: crashed on landing her? in the darkness lie was not hurt but the under-carriage of hb machine and the propellor were smasi Reuter Wireless
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    ONLY ONE SURVIVOR
    40 9 Four people were killed when a R~yo! force bomber on an ex. i tree on the side cf a hi: fag a octant near Wexcombe. Hampshire The nachine bunt Into flames. One of the cm Reuter Wireless
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    "GO RED, YOUNG MAN, GO RED"
    129 9 GLBJS. ADVISE TO STI.'DKNTS Only Way To Be Young At Forty Hong K«»n^. I !>. l.; v Qmp lermrd Smw, bra k 1; :t otatl n m to etmc on a '-rkl tnn. lt«rttoo I in- BOOf Kohl- L'n.v. and Mic faculty lootl t>>
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    CONSULT AN ATLAS
    161 9 Sir John Simon Gives Peer Geography Lesson London, h.-h. l.;. I: -'Ua* Commons to-night. Sir asked over what parts of Chinese Government exercise^ cfte» toI. Sir John Simon, the Foreign B replied that «onie difficulty was p: .answering the question. Generally speaking the Chinese Gowrnment direct and.
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    PRESIDENT AGAIN
    149 9 Cfceers Greet De Valera's Xt l -l'liTli;>ll DuhJin. Feb s Mr. de Valera was elected Prtvidem to-day B votes tc 54 when the Dail opened, i Women predominated in the crowded public I galleries who cheered the remark made I Scan Moylan. Deputy for Cork, that it was
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    AXES AND REVOLVERS
    63 9 Man\ Casualties in Battle Among Ciypsies Paris f>b. s. a pM had batik tcok place to-day between two groups of gypsies when axes and rev< were used and one woman was killed and 25 gypsies injured Police and troops were called m* mtfsji order. Fighting between two!
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    TAX PROTEST
    49 9 French Shopkeepers Go on Strike Paris. Fob 10. Most shops throuphout Prance will close from noon to 7 p m Sfl IfcsjMisj as a protest against the QMWMn i.iv.mon prop., :i by :U)0 b i of trade and indu t Employees win oe fully pal Reuter Wireless
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    GIRL'S WORLD FLIGHT
    35 9 M'Sello Boucher Starls For Saigon Bfiiirsrl. JVf. n. The young French TX^"' ai 7.25 a.m. in a Britlsh 1: rta Athens, j A'eppo. Ba-ra. Karachi I Rangoon and I Bangkok.— Reuter. Reuter
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    PLAN TO LOOT SHIPS
    170 9 Bataua F,-t. 10. The- Dutch command r-in-chief. in a st \mvni to the D.E.I Legislature. I I mini •> MdMOl of Incn Provi: According to the wireless message they sent out they intended to release the naval rat who ««n left behind by the mutin,. the
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    MUTINEERS' COMRADES
    102 9 Kiiuus left at Olehleh Pass Ihroii^h Singapore Marim police guarded the X.P.M. steamer. I Van Outhoorn, when she anchored in the inner roads of ih? Singapore Harbour yesterday until she left for Batavia at noon. On boaid were 26 Europeans four Europeans and 66 native ratings of the
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    MOLLISON'S FLIGHT
    167 9 BjbHmmjmUc Receptka it Port Naial I'"t I Vw.,l I cfo. 9. lying here from Dakar in 17 hours Mol- I lison has handsomely b?aten the French record I of 25 hrs. 52 mins. recently established b. j "Arc En Ciel" machine. Mollisoi rroir. I I tie took 82
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    SMALLPOX IN SHIP
    77 9 and 0. Liner Flic> Yellow Fhg London. Feb. R th. f o liner Strath:..-; arm.d mouth flying the yellow flag to inch'-.i*'-MriWttg I .:\u:iou.s disease it l.anvd ti:,f case of smallpox had diagnosed a few day.v after U l| '<■<■■ ■ft H-ir.bay j Th<- ftftmt who wa.N
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    CHINESE COMMISSION TO RUSSIA
    34 9 Shanghai, I eb. 13. Th' <"■ I Chamber of Comment -platniT cial < sslan ar r '»n pect the var:ou.s IB of a nun r h n and bank. Sin Chrw Jit
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    UNREST IN DUTCH NAVY
    117 9 Special Precautions at Helder GUARDS DOUBLED 0.E.1. Commander* Statement Vmstrrdam. I t> i; |VT been doable Imt •rs ;U v \B§ guard with revolvers in the Dutch W .1 base at Holder in view of rum, NM destroyers are about \o Mie exair.p!,. gf tlie Zeven
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      411 9 His Master s Voice M Caruso's Real Voice at last How many tar ening to n Ciruso record, regretted that the great tenor died beeforr »;>, mv» ntion of e'ectrical recording— before ft *as p:ssible lor the m-. :ding apparatus to ley; the f»«nt overtones finest nuances of th.it must
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      813 10 BLUE rUMMCL ILiMm .All routes art tt*Ne to ilkmM i kWlKl.l <IKVIH rO LONDON AND NORTH CONTIXEM t I'i.ri Swrttrnham. Pfnan* and (olomho Due Leaves Due Also Calls Spore. Spore. Lnnion. „UKI VNi' LIVERPOOL SERM Via rort IViwnic a»d Colombo. 5 P^fJSS l 11 Mar. 15 Apr. 13 C PHEMIUS
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      530 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. 'Incorporated to BngUnd) "ELLKKMAN" LINE. j -FREIGHT SERVICE TO j UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. j \l\ POKTS AND SUEZ CANAL EWARDS T s.s. CIT-/ OP LYONS For HavTe, London, Rotterdam <& Hamburg Feb. 28 m CITY OP MANILA For Havre, London. Rotterdam A: Hamburg Apr.
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      292 10 British India and A pear Lines. (Incorporated to England > MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N CO. sun: "Mi i i' LOMHiN tvo FAR EAST MAO. aWHKB. HIWABfI UNI !.0N0(' N !'>R CHKA Itat Tonnaoa. g*"tapara Taaaiyr fVataMai IOSS BURDWAN t -BANGALORE MM Feb. 16 S^?^
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      456 11 0 S. K. Line. KOR AFRICA AND SOUTD AMERICA. AlBsW via Colombo. Durban, Csdc 1^ *wa*, nsv «JiV vllVIIU; BHNQB *I>tl Isfailtgwlilsiii sfsBBBBiBSSBBBSBBB^^B%BSBk.IIIMBSBS^ Jk w.i- -a r*Li ICbT J?™"**"*' B *JJJ"* t *iO»-«»-8«laam. Beira, Lo «C OTmdS AU via OplcsJJ^sahaaa, zw- Lo Marques. ■T 1 f 0 Oape TVmn. Santos
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      523 11 TO El ROPE KKOM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO, BOMBAY. SI EZ, PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA. NAPLES, GENOA MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK Arrive I^avr I^»avr \rrlvr B'porr. Spore. Penan*. V ork. IV| I' f'i! F". b 14 ?Vb In Mar 28 Ftb 25 Fcb 28 Mar. 2 Apr 11 f'r-- H.,rr-..son
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      963 11 K. P. M. KONINKLIJKI PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ < PASIR l\itsda> Ft-b 14 Penany > maiL> onlyi and Bat S 1).\.l \K I i. t■ 14 V.uu t: TiUijoni'.-M-iif ia: 1 anjong-Leidaqf *Od Aaahan MAJANG— Wrdnfwia-. F. b IS, Prigi-Radj^t. Sa I Pot auanE.>=tate and Rem;at THEDENS Wednesday Feb 15. Muntok arid
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    MARVELS OF SCIENCE
    378 12 British Triumphs At Industries Fair L'xhibit .< M- I 4'^P P ii n quired for ph< tomicrogn hi lucied in th( s i. rititu I:. Ha H /:sh Indu.-uif'. Mr H Olymnia.| ol tin i tho.-. In winch British i been able successfully to comp trie; In
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    SHE GAVE UP 4,000,000
    100 12 Her Child's Ri-ht tn a Fortune I relinquish my child* right to the £4.000. 000 inheritance." This b the surprising statement made from lckbed b> Holman. the beautUul Broadway "Blues" singer, whose millionaire nd. Mr. Smith Reynolds, was found shot la t August. The atta* and
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    COSTLY PRECAUTIONS
    144 12 ■ria's saloon coach, which is to be displayed in the London Midland and Scottish Railway museum at Derby. Is not quite so c'aborate. perhaps, as some of its successors in ay of royal railway stock, but in the matter of iunnme expenses its many journeys to and irom
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      719 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated tn Auatralla) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE ffa JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. •Wular monthly aallln«s by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7.375 tons, and tha 88. MANOOLA (3,352 tons) [Cargo only] MARELLA lfl one of the largest and nnest steamer? trading to Auatralla Cablna de luxe,
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      295 12 I.S.KM.INE. ISHIHARA IXIM'STRIAI \M« TRANSPORI (<> i \cmwart&4 la J**n< REGULAR FREIGHT \m PASSENGER SERVH I FROM JUM\ HOSTON MARU Feb. 18 Feb 18 lOK KOBI-, OSAKA MOM V«»H NAGOI \M» YOKOHAMA D Ml NAOOYA MARU Feb 15 BOSTON MAIM Feb. 25 Feb 25 JOHORE M Kir. 4 M.ERIK MAR::
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      128 12 THF KASI ASIATIC 0) I (Ineotpimt'd in a.kit I Telophon. 6323 I NMMHI i moQ^ I SI I v TO GENOA, IOS'OON RdTTG||M ntn KG AM* Ci»p» S'por- ||4 v BORINGIA FIONIA ERRIA LALANDIA 18 4 ALSIA BORINGIA PBONIA ERRIA LALANDIA MEONIA 12 ALSIA BORINGIA The above vtsm»l> canro vessels
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      683 12 MAIL DESPATCHES j BY IKAIN I Bangkok e\ery Saturciay 7 pm :.u i Th:n. <:a\ 1 3'J a m I Kadi m nu Mift] 7.30 a.m. S;" :•■..>■ 7 p.ni |K'iiip.t:i:. i. via Jerantun Mondaj to I-'r:<:.,\ 7.30 am I Kuantan (via Jerantuti Saturaay> 7 P-in I Kt-lantan i via
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      211 12 VESSELS ARRIVED v Ger 5274. from Bremen 13, for Kobe 13 Rangoon Mara. Jap. 3638. from Rangoon 13. for J.tpar. \ia GMpa 14 Marin Sanudo. Ital. 3139. from Yokohama 13. for Colombo 13. Op I-:. R Hut 356H from Batavia 13. f Bl iMMa i li 13. Klanj Brit. 733.
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      NOT A SHIP IN 38 HOURS
      160 13 Colombo Harbour Empty For the first time > i.terval of several years the OotaHl BMtaW was empty for I I irs yesterday, says 0M limes of 0 n of Fcb Not R .^ngle sh tucifhw t iay and M aooera ■.urtly brfo-c one (-.'clock
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      MAUTETANIA'S CHIEF
      345 13 Ketirement of Noted Scots Knuineer Ml Andrew Cockbui:; X L^o man. who has :.!?ineer of the Cunard linor Mauretama U>r the past 13 years, has retired after spending over 40 years with the Cunard any. c kburn was in charge of the Mauretani. l When she acccmplishe< fastest
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      GERMAN NAVY'S GREAT DAY
      54 13 lt> lNnkrt r».ittl«>hips Hi rim April 1 l- to be a great day for the Germar The Deutchland. the first of the "pocket" battleships, is to be taken into -noinin'4. Twc hours laUr her -ister ship, which still wear I the modest anonymity ot t:. n.
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      SEAMAN'S CONEALED DRUGS
      125 13 IM-.lippine seaman. Ceferina Fscobido. oi kSBfl X:.,.. Hull fined £100 on each of two charges, one for being in uni .tl'.orised possession of cocaine and heroin urtd the other for sllSlHllllliL to conceal drugs In default. PNcobulo ua .-:.:>■:.' tnoi imprisonment (M ms oflirt is who BJW
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      DEAMAN'S PLUCKY RESCUE
      79 13 The boatswain of the Fleetwocd steam traw- HUdina which arri.-ed ttt Fleetwood washed ovei board during rough weather af .> rounds. i:. ii lul. of Fleetwood. Aho was in M i lipped on i i board and held the boatswain up untr. I ■MB were rescued. Har:.
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      HIS MAJESTY'S SLOOPS
      760 13 Small Graff oi inmu'iisc "alur H.M.S. DoDd thf new sic ioni'd for d 1 1)-:, are eight. :i, 'and. unlike those the;, v ill n tittid -.'ith turbines, and cadi ib provided a spa> cabin foi th( use of political offii i writes the Mon. i V,
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      PASSENGERS WESTWARD
      179 13 i. in B rinsia Mi Maria Hi k. Mi I B!iL-ho,i.sr Mr. A Cinit i. M- A Chri tfii i-n Ma.-t( r P»r Chi i M- Ole Christt-nseii Mr J. J Drincpn Mi J I 1 mean. M.tM«-i I) m Mi Di n Mm I MaVrnpandll Mr H
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      496 13 ii SNGAPORE FREE PRESS (Daily and Weekly Editions) ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. ?6056 A am\ i inisKK. si\(; \roKi:. i( )I d.ul> in M..1..X., DHivered u:l; t:;t H-./1". inh iiu.rnini; 1 it. in-w-.. latrst I iri> uu! l.it.Nt jiiiiouiu-fmi-iits. !ll> tMi i ibles appear daily N P«*«'l fiMtur.. pi, mres. bridge
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      316 13 TO' EVERYWHERE IN CANADA AND MOST OF THE U.S.A. Til. New SCI'IIM Koult of Un < rf the best t-t th«- nmrvrllou an;i I 1;.., ki. I ,-t ggjflfey F'ark Lodge in t\n heart vvorwlron c. o» **ijS i -traaht thrunph (i-mk Vh- mun 1 1- 1 i*,a<^ ■■>- <
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    ST. GEORGE AND PYJAMAS
    402 14 Economy Celebration Favoured Suggestions for tbs celebration of st Oeo Dm i- less cos'ly and mere novel form trrn hitherto were debated at tl. Si the Royil Socirty of St. G?r OKPC Branch i hrld at th? Unqrar. Mr. J. s. v.' r ston, vlee»presStfjeß^ was
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    R.A.F. RECORD FLIERS
    192 14 Chosen Fro cc I! Volunteers Lcnicn, Feb. 9. T!i? AJr Ministry to-d 1 ficm S.i"nd-rcn-Lead?r Gayford Ihs cor.inlet? log cf the D.C!O made in the Fc ire:- Napier moroplan?. Tli? V% shews that very bad weather, inc!udin-; duet rnz\ rain, m;' touds poor ?d ever Africa, ani
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    "PROTECTION GONE MAD"
    95 14 Canadian Duties on British Wtanlpeff. Protesting against the continuation or the i-.Thar.3- dumping duty as :^h good?, usually a strong porter of the Government, says In a leading that the 1 things which the Customs D partrr.e.it is doing to exclude exports represent protection gone wad, and
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    AN ITALIAN INVENTION
    142 14 Motor-Boat Without A Sc Propeller H i It is officially Fr!nouT>c?d th-;t a mof.cr-boct pi'cpsllsd by a t!irfco-co:ny.rcs~cr Vrs r/.id? i~s at Lefbam. Th? experiment rf at v.-thout a rc-.c.v prop?ller has. it is clrrirced. demonstrated that grsr.tor powti is ca'r.ed tlmn when tho ordinary screw s:
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    FREEMASONRY IN SIAM
    106 14 1 oming of Age [From Our Own Correspond A fe^.trrc cf rrtemascßrr Par Etet, is the OmBMI at the different Lodgi-s working under the banners c". EngLv undc: .stltutioc or lodU? very ■I'^nncc from M a Lodß» v:z% fc:nd*d ule. Ar.'! rat^d. i' of Brethren from Honp
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    FROG IN PULPIT
    123 14 x ii iJ( c. I. very Service f<tr V; >r Th? ftrcngo story of a large frog Is associated St. John's Church, Wilberforce, Sydney, u:st eel'-. 112 th. ar.. la "a! New?. Day of Rev. G. P. Kir* 1915) to 1925. a larg3 green frog shared v.ith
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    DELHI CONSPIRACY CASE
    88 14 Iv II l.ast ur Ye:-. ■>. 3. el riJed to obr.ndon !:irh has l^rted 21 moo The Government fear ihat I cost three-an'l-a-.. I a year. Spsriil procedure tuvlng ta the Gov?rnment Cedded to I i td for oven lets fh sperifu: oflenecs. I .i- of U
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      481 14 I BRITISH HROAiX ASTl\(i (ORPORATION J I'UOCiKAMMKs lOK \\>\\ IU KM i I sTKXITS si nIJMiVI J FH»KR\TKI) M\l\> I♦ 1 I j ■'< )M I'HK Mm TRANSMITTER DAVENTRY, ENGLAND. < elengths 25.3 metres and 31.3 metres. J > Tu^day. lrbr«ary H G.M.T. 2.30 p.m. Time Signal from i Big
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    STOCK EXHANGE
    129 15 Utieinent of Fortnig Account R «M<f annoy. Uk If iy i nl iiiHlbihi lay was fairly wen Lear mpathy wtth ftwmfca. was done te both actual raw L a ra rotates, white refiners advanced 31. Ctrpntttuar at the tea bat *a» xood and prices arc Improving. ill Krrrt
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    GOLD PURCHASE
    42 15 L* Slack Exchange to-day EiMtiun to tte announcement of a further kptt p..rchaar bur the Bank of En? and m* b» ov r tt.000.000 The conunodltj F i) I *aii atom opened steady but later :rr red .r«alBK.- Reuter Wireless
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    MADE OF THE UNITED RATES WITH MIDDLE ASIA
    116 15 MADE OF THE UNITED RATES WITH MIDDLE ASIA WiUtMB. Amtrino Tndel Morr 14 Ocean Buiktfc«. Singapore I n itemed by cable the foDowtac ftnti-l Mail to uu- forrlgn trade of the United! I O$ 129.000.MM I to British Malaya 1 56 uou Hrth. East Indk* T lilted States mjmum To«u
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    GLEN BERVIE RUBBER
    53 15 <■ i i 'itik r-impany. with a m— al shares. The objects are '"^taking of the Olen Ben* la SBptember. on the liiMlniM of cuJU- to rubber. Im. coff«*. LJ 1 d»rertet« W Bkt Herbert «lfont 8L nnti filwfc—ll. <t*er Ctt. Ltd.): BmU p! L^ h r^naclW>ld.
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    BENTA RUBBER ESTATES, LTD.
    414 15 BENTA RUBBER ESTATES, LTD. < aiw> SlK.riai;,. Crop Hie fifteenth annual meeting of the Benta v. at and Co.. Ltd.. Ptnang. Mr A- W. dc w. Hanks was la the Th<- i-hairman aatl: f tte report you will see the year's figure includes the sum°oA b y *»y depreciation I
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    THE & ABROAD
    96 15 THE ABROAD r., teb. M Amsterdam MfcHM 59: M 25.22^ 2t2% II :.r. 4. 14.42H I :-.ur. la. 6d 5 32d 35 X ■MtalM 313 M I «1 rate 0 hi. 18.159 16 Geneva 25 li2J3 Ml Hoor Kon« 3% Lasbon 110 110 Madrid JL 41% \:.:,n n i M
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    ESCOT RUBBER
    108 15 Crop of rubber Imwkid for year ended September 30, itSS, was 707J3S B>., reduetiaa of 67.841 lb. In comparison with previous year. in accordance with policy of board. Average gross price S.osd. per pound, against "wl coat of production of SJM. per pound. Corres- ■„>■« v iii i
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    MARKET PRICE LIST
    374 15 c prices quoted are generally those curreni *cc Market. At the other ia*rkets I there may be small \ariations. MJ.W C I Beef steak (Round 3 I J*ew or curry do ■>: lean and I Mutton Australian Kati 44 Hens (Locally rear do 4( I Pigeons, domestic
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    GARING (MALACCA) RUBBER
    82 15 i. ;.ort for year ended &-pu-mbor 3u 1932 bM:., :i f, brwu -ht forward was £4 48'J >• L) 675 leavui t2 805 add profit on sale of 3^i par cent OoßMOlai b■ k 1 of £4 961, which dlrei mmend BBJ t for\ I". y-.ir s
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    50 15 lloi n«Mi (umpjn\, Ltd.. Agents: n IMi.uu. Coiisolidatt-d 1.316 pik I i,... 2 145 pikuLs Rubber Kuala Reman Lok Kawt 37.000; Itru.vti 45,200 I'.* tenon, Simon and Co.. Ltd., Penan* .\jffnt>Henrietta Rubtx r 113.0001bs Sungt-i Matan« rubtx-r »7 SOO Rampah Coconut <*UU- 13 S 000 nu*.«
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    RUBBER STATISTICS
    546 15 Mincing Lane IVsNHlifMIi of the year, feu peoplt •W :o take an optimistic view of th* outk*>K for thu robktV industry, and in the j Pa.t month the publication oi •Uti tics relatniK to the industry has created •>le portal botfa m stock Ex change and in the
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    BILA RUBBER LANDS
    293 15 H.kt < Sumatra i Rubber Lands Co. MB" a to pursue in the year ended on August ■t a policy of prodi: I compatible with the maintenance of the estates In reasonable state of effic T 1 of rubber was substantially less than the po- !><:.:■ and
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      186 15 i- < bi lai 13 SILLING London. 4 months' si London. 3 months' right 2 21 32 I i'»n. GO days' sight i;\ n lfi >n. 30 da; -i .v j 3 25,32 London, demand 2 i London. T.T. _>m 3L' Lyons and Paris, df»ftfy| H.imburg, demand 163
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      PRODUCE
      147 15 Februar> 13 $76 00 500 Pepper IJ)Vi Flake Tapioca 470 Pearl Sago Small 4 00 Copra. Sundrted 4 90 Saso. flour ljrj% Devoe's Imperial BritlianK jsene per m Arrow Kerosene per tin Socony Motor Gasoline I|4 drums Hnti h Imperial gallon h e, Socony Motor Gasoline (4-gallon tin) 37f
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
      72 15 »-t><u -rv i;;th_ v tUM)v R s.s t^uaJ to London standard. Spot (loose) f£ fmg R£.S. equal to London Standard. >B 6 16 6n lg Standard R.S.S. on Tender PH». 7J16 6V4 Mar. 6H 6 9.16 April f fjlfl Apr- June 6 11 U July-Srpt
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    785 15 MONDAY. lI.BRi \u\ Haytor ($1) Indraglri ($1» :l J-ruxn Kuantan (50) 174 jg Jimah ($1) asan (s?> 70 Ktdah CH| lJ( pas ($1 ftO f •mg (si» 70 1 Kunaong (sii M Kuala Sldlm ($l, 70 w ■H (sl> 4 6 *aj T*»kong <$i MaJaka Plndcs ifi
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      68 15 exceed SlTAftff »q# I. Asvuranrr in force ov<>r non The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. <Inoorp..r»t«l in the Bts%iig 6ettlement«) \!TZZ T U S;n><aPO LONDON OFFICE: 27 Old Jewr, *c a wl.h th. Supreme Court of England and compile, with the British Ufe A Ssura nce Companies Act In
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    ENGLAND FIGHTING FOR RUNS
    179 16 PAYNTER GOfcS FROM HOSPITAL TO WICKET Still Batting With I hird; r ,Highcst Score ENGLAND 271 FOR EIGHT Helpless Against Perfect Length Bowling "rill ..ood work put in b> Sutcliffe and Jardine during the I lonmi" si.iutN of play in the fourth Test Match at Brisbane
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    GUILLEMARD CUP CONTEST
    571 16 Week-end Yachting KATHLEEN 111 LEADS IN FIRST RACK B Class Sail For Tilling Cup Th. Tv IM I :..uiy BtflM Rtflfll Easterly 2 v .nd over a flood tide when the three 6-metre! iifhis of the R.S.Y.C. t.mi- the Btßfttl '.I,' th< R race for the Guillemard
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    WEI-HAI-WEI CUP
    122 16 i:.. ii >. mi i■- tin o( On -<>if h iH-t.vi-. H X ,!«1 Golf Club and the Island Club In tfcl Pd H.>. ffd Tition pla\-d OB Su.M.i.. BVH IUMI 9 KM'PI 1 MAM) Dr Lo\ vi 1 Bati-man I Irvm Jor.t 0. Dr. Lini H Jacks-.
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB
    83 16 The men s monthh in< u;il ua> ])la\-.i .r. Garrison Goll C'iub on Saturday and Sunday the following btniß thi best s-'ttirn^ W A PHIV) 1 Up Lu-ut H A l): All Squarr H C Gmirin>. Ft -Lieut G G C Pi-ot! 1 1 Captain .J I.
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    GOLF FOR THOSE ON LEAVE
    454 16 LUCIFER SOCIETY'S INVITATION Trophy Final end Empire Dinner In July The Brit; Empir. <O -.(I diin.r. organised by The Lucifer Golfing ty of London, will a-ain take plao 1933. lag H:.l:, MM* member (men only) if a recognised golf club }v Emj (overseas), whose lowest
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    PERAK SPRING MEETING
    275 16 Handicaps for Second Day's Racing Appended are the entries and handicaps for the NfOOi day tt the Spring meeting of the Turf C/ dnesday. X.... 1 !'< nies 1.,- I>'n 1 is 8 7. Dabz II 8.7. P Lady 7 10. Ben Hail .land La>vs 1.1 Donora
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    SIX-A-SIDE SOCCER
    61 16 Eleven Teams Enter for Tournament I I Pla I m to-day In the I -Side soccer MRMMI when three hM will be dccid- > I:.- re are tv teams h> competition on this ocI matches a: 5.10 m U am c- .30 ;> 111 ■K. .HI. .M p
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    QUICK CHANGE IN SITUATION
    850 16 RrLsban,. Irb 1.. There were 6,000 spectators present •urth Test Match was resumed lure today to t«t The wicket is wearing weU. Sutcliffe and Jardine. who had put on 99 runs yesterday, came to continue Engl. <nn<nc* and the hundred was signalled play had progressed two
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    BIG FIGHT FOR THEATRE
    35 16 Peterson To Met Harvey In West Knd London. Feb. 12. i; ar< b< mpletfd for a fight Petoi in avy-weight chatn- tOt I• D BWeg ■.iddifv.dht fham- staged hi \V !■::;<: ih.'iitrc
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    SCOTS RUGBY RESULTS
    28 16 M INunN SeMTCd in Match At Ahcnlccn I <>nd)»n leh I X r Civs. A r ;j I, OIHPM H I Stewarts College M S
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    CRICKETS IS HERE
    264 16 Indian \»<H*iatinn I .ii Halcstirr A practice game between teams of twehe a side captained by Mr. N A. Mallal and Mr |Abbasbhoy opened the cricket season for the Indian Association at ■aisatkr on Sunday. The match ended in a draw. Mr. Mallal's eleven requiring 15 runs
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    S.C.C. LAWN TEN
    88 16 The result <■: mused doubles term* Mj\r4 INiafc»r> I*- 11 1 f J P. T. X 153 beat r 4— I—l r Major owe li vs. W R D plus t. w J If w owe 15 vs W H i Tfcylor owe IS3 8; EXtr«.liowiMc: Bhaskaran
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