Malayan Saturday Post, 15 February 1930

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    8 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED FEBRUARY 15. 1930.
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    707 1 She When we arc married I'll share all your t roubles and sorrows. He But I have none. She 1 said "When we are married." She I suppose you're just crazy to k iss me He You're right; I'd have to be. "I like the house, hut
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      92 1 "GOLD LEAP* tfiA, the SUPREME ACHIEVEMENT OF THE BLENDER'S ART. OF ALL PROVISION DEALERS, GROCERS AND KEDAYS. Sole Agents: f. a. BARtHOLOMtSUSZ 3-A, RAFFLES QUAY, SINGAPORE. ROLLSROYCE OILS C C. WAKEFIELD Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England). 90, Robinsod Foad, Singapore. f. >>o think life a Blessing and are cirrous to
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      194 1 *J* X FOR EVERYTHING IN SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS AND* SCHOOL BUPPLIES I Order f/i^m /rom t PETER CHONG CO.| I T If JJ who keep one of the largest andy V <l <• most comprehensive stocks ofA school books and supplies in theg X East X 4* Books for Primary,
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      222 4 i »7 r r^::^r;z::r::::,:z^^i t a family member of the popular IS I4M -HOMELITE" Portable Centrifugal Pump. tl t"SH^B <4 fctttflae Sl»gl« Cylinder. Air-cooled, iosck Magneto. I ■T w i^^^B^'W Generator. Sit pole, shunt woond 100 watu cipiclty ettner 31 volt «r I a J Control: Automatic electric governor complete
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    THE DANISH ROYAL VISIT.
    207 5 Qm/al Highness Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark accompanied by his brother H.R.H. Prince Knud and T.R.H. Prince and Princess Axel, wh* "S n their way to pay official visits to the Courts of Siam and Japan and the Government of China, arrived m Smgaoo-p la<t SunrUv
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    DANISH ROYAL VISITORS.
    84 6 he banquet given by Ihe Danish ccn rrunity at the Europe hoiel on Sunday night in honour of Their Royal highnesses Crown Prince Frederick, Prir»ce :nud and Prince and Princess Axel of Denmark. I THF SINGAPORE FLYINOTjqirSEAPLANES WELfa^^^ THE GOVERNOTON HIS ARRIVAL. I The seaplanes are seen
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      188 7 CARLSBERG BEER THE BEST. WEk Obtainable from all dealers fm b y the case from the East Asiatic Co., Ltd. tUP SINGAPORE. By Appointment jl, Stagnant, Joo Seng Co., Ltd. j I Hftil A I "Wheat Bread 1 HI 1 1 /I I Brown Bread Hll IML Wholemeal Bread j.
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    SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK.
    869 8 SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK. By Q"« N I (>f one thing His Excellency cannot complain— of lack of advice on how to run Malaya. My confreres of the daily press have niveii him a full programme 1 of work, and if he manages to carry out half of
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    WIT & HUMOUR.
    558 8 WIT HUMOUR. (toutinuid from page 3). A Welshman BJKSdiSf I holiday in London noticed on a door of a big house the words, Please ring the bell." He rang the bell. In a minute a footman appeared and asked him what he I wanted. 14 Nothing," said the Welshman. Then
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      76 8 A *> THE FAMOUS AMBROSIA f t m^~-r^^^^2 l^^^^SJf^^r^s^ss^M^^^^^^^*^ Bm >i tSP^s^^s^H I A^* m* SP" WSm jTjB^BJ I WKr* p l s^3 T T ft 7 b* EH TRhb^bl a S^Bs, B^^ 1 J B^V UmIiJSUirrUBBJBSI a I m WI» W| V I tlVtt t \M I WiV f4»
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      252 8 i QQQ IX C I THE EVOLUTION AND FUNCTION OF LIVING PURPO- I I SIVE, MATTER. By N. C. MacNamara, F.R.CS., with I 1 Illustrations $4.50 j THE MIND AND THE BRAIN. By Alfred Binet, being the j I authorised translation of Lame Et Le Corps $4.50 j j THE
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      126 9 |l Keep cool -through "47 tt" j pj sweltering heat is threatening to saf> your strength, when you PJ are listless and weary, then "47//" Eau de Cologne will helj) you to 31 J I i.- -it^ x regain vigour and elasticity, t tt A tjuick sponge witk a liberal
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    A Shadow of A Hindu.
    3420 10  -  MRS. COULSON KERNAHAN I SPECIAL SHORT STORY. BY A l.ig I\ and <>. liner had hoisted "The Btoe Peter" earlier in the day, and was now plmnilill its way dowl the Thames. On l>oard was a fOOflg "i"" who had bttm hamt on leave, and
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      104 10 Ocn^rn l view ot t nc Dorooiv out Temple, Ccnttil J«v*» THE PVTCH EAST INPIES < I VET another stronghold of "Milkmaid" Sweetened Condensed Milk in the East. V AH classes of all races in these islands have learned to value its creamy richness. To-day in the Dutch East Indies,
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    OUR LONDON LETTER AERIAL SURVEY OF AFRICA.
    3139 11 OUR LONDON LETTER AERIAL SURVEY OF AFRICA. 'lalayan Saturday Post Special BY THE LOOKER-ON Copyright. •••••••♦••••••••••♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•i MOTOR BOAT SPEED SUPREMACY. W £RE STOLEN TREASURES GO. A MUSICAL CENTENARY. London, January 10, 1930. (apping From The Air. Nearly .0,000 square miles of hitheru] nil ..,a territory in Africa are to surveyed
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      167 11 A WATGH WITHIN A WATGH I LJ i^^ I The "Aqua" Wristlet Watch 15 Jewelled Movements In Hermetic Outer Case as Illustration. Silver Case Price $31.50 9 carat Gold Price $58.50 I KOBtttSON ff CO., Ltt. I SINGAPORE and KUALA LUMPUR. 3IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU I 7 A WE TEACH BY j POST
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      82 12 AN IDEAL WATCH FOR THE SPORTSMAN PERSPIRATION PROOF DUST PROOF. ACCDBACY NOT EFFECTED BY CHANCE OF CUM WE OB TEMPBBATUBE. ASK FOR ROLEX "OYSTER" T J jd <sy Jj|| l^_ 111 i i i P v. Sole Agents:ROBINSON 6? CO, LTD. SINGAPORE **d KUALA LUMPUR. CORRECTLY MADE OF SOUND WEll
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      306 12 IWAHL EVERSHARPj Pns aM P. ic£| RiCHGiirsl f^'sg?*^ (li Unique /jfl I jfrW^ Personal I 1 if EVERSHARP y^-^ 1 /|7» LI LIIUI fill! jml3-&^&l I /fir races and will stand I /|f If T^Q not confuse these harJnre a H I lift the test of nio,t severe JLT new
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    125 13 "Ine ma-riage of Miss Ananthalakshmi, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. K. Raghunathan, with Mr. P. S. Raman, was celebrated according to Hindu rites on Monday the 3rd instant. The Bride's parents were "At Home" to their friends on the following day when there was a large gathering present including the
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    N. S. POSTAL UNION.
    98 14 The opening of the Club House by the Hon. Mr. A. Caldecott, C.8.E.,M.C.5., Acting British Resident, N. S., on Sunday 15th December, 1929. Seated: Lett to right. Dr. S. R. Krishnan, J.P., Mr. W. Marsh, J.P., Dr. Ram, Mr. A. Edmonds, J.P., Mr. S. Sinna'hamby, Mr.
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    THE SINGAPORE MANDRIN SCHOOL.
    33 14 Left to ligrrt:— Mr. Lieu Hua Chu (teacher), Mr. Chiang Ching Liang (organiser), Mr. T. T. Huang (principal), Miss Tung Luh Tak (teacher). A social gathering at Wesley Hall.
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      72 15 /^^nrinzirl ri a 5 Ifl l_ I L /mm iPiiTCiiX I O •^>' 1 A^ j^^ IJ The Barber Strops His Razorso Should You Only years of practice and experience enables the barber to strop his razor quickly and efficiently, but your dealer will show you how you can at
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      51 15 I I CLOUDINESS <m PREPARED I AND DEPOSIT ..jHbrfifiiL^"^: FROM RIPE H FROM THE /^sfT^2?^f > CALIFORNIAN PURE FRUIT /TM^^^^K ORAN3ES I Prepared, not from synthetics nor imported Irnit jnice spoilt by excess preservatives, bnt from fine ripe Caiifornian Oranges specially imported by i FRASER NEAVE, LTD. AERATED WATER SPECIALISTS.
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    55 16 ~v~ Mrs. Brown I hear that your hand has bought a car." Mrs. Smythe: No, he hasn't the car yet, but he's ffttiltg read> it." Putting the garage up, I sume? Not yet, but he's studying a b on motor reparing, and he's dour: towing-rope and an ambulance or and
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      29 16 i &&X* 5 tt/INf Y||/ °OLD SMITH fflllU fill ar JEWELLERS No. 492, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. "Me CHINA JADE HOUSE" (Wholesale Retail) For Outstation Customers Cash With Order.
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      39 16 Where East Is East I I he Uctio-(,oldzL'yn~MayeT film «here East Is East starry H Lltiinex with Lupe Velez and Estelle Taylor will soon be S tn Singapore. This story was written by Tod frowning ana Stnelair Prago. I
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    ON WITH THE DANCE.
    646 17 o JAZZ AT ITS BEST. THE QUICKSTEP. i ßy Victor Silvesier, First World's Ballroom Dancing Champion). No. 5. I 1) u (jiiickstcp is tht dance of revelry. UUjly it performs the miracle of chang- tally tired and worried people j gcr merrymakers. I brisk notes in
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      405 17 I SOUND ARGUMENT! AN OUNCE -^T^^iv OF PROOF *^\&^\-L IS WORTH XL Ng3£s> A TON T*» T^ 1 Of TALK PINKETTES TTvO^J LAXATIVE rWEOK*yWr %^1 PROVE THEIR jJ**wk £r\ 1 worth in y^B^ I TRY fhEM! I Just one trial is all that is ueccssary to convince you of the
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    Alias Jimmy Valentine
    1194 18  -  D. H. CLARKE I gy I SYNOPSIS Jimmy Valentine, marvellous sate cracker, upon wkcst trail is Detective Doyle, has just told his U§o companions, Pipsy Avery and Swtdt, that they're all grt*g to stay IN Springford, 111., wktrg he is posing "> l,ee Randall, and Avery as
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    58 18 i Mother entered the nursery and found her little daughter trying to wash one I oi the kittens with soap and water. ''Darling," protested mother, "I really don't think pussy would like her 1 little kitty to be washed like that." "Oh, but, mums," came the reply, I "she really
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    PATHE'S LATEST DOUBLE OUTFIT MIRROR ARCLAMP.
    11 18 "XT" PATHE (MALAYA) LTD. simsaporb.
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      176 18 SCQOOI, 9OOKS I School Algebra by Cracknell $4.0; I School Arithmetic by Workman j.u; Key to the above 3.51 Tutorial arithmetic by Workman 3.51 Key to the above 5.51 School Arithmetic by H. S. Hall 147 Elementary Experimental Science 2.50 The English way 1.73 First Course in Hygiene Everyday Physics
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    SPORT OF THE WEEK.
    969 19  -  Argus I A MALAYAN REVIEW. By The present is a somewhat inactive interval for sport in Malaya, with rugger and hockey over, and soccer, cricket and the lawn tennis tournament season not yet properly begun, so that there is little to write about, so far as
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      89 19 f Today, a new world of enter- ■^j3ii?>:. i&'^jM?m taiadieit is yonrs. THE NEW P^a/ WaS^*" liy^ r l^* I fl SHOW WdtLD- with the W^--fIS hhjrkmhir, fi/ stage hron^lit to the screen F>&/*:( mti&V^&lb 1 atlt'shest. THE NEW SIN)* k' 'lHfc«i%C^l J WOILD is W||tllF'C Because I^AkAMtttJNT pro- l«T^*^
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      188 19 Coming! "LUCKY STAR" FOX GIANT SPECIAL In ii Reels. With Janet Gay nor and Charles Farrell Directed by PRANK BOHZAGE From the romantic love tale by TttiStAM TDPPER Watch further Announcements, The Inexhaustible Source of Great Pictures. i WATCH -COMING SOON I Hall Mark of JP^ and Profits I SINGING
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    The Malayan Saturday Post. THE NEW GOVERNOR.
    291 20 The Malayan Saturday Post. THE NEW GOVERNOR. tcbruat? 15, 1030. Last week's events, maiking the arrival of our new Governor and High Commissioner and Lady dementi, passed on very pleasantly, and they cannot but have been highly gratified with the warmth of the reception accorded to them. Sir Cecil could
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    RUBBER AND TIN.
    282 20 A more hopeful totie pervade* the rubier and tin markets, but without wishing to throw a wet blanket over reviving: sentiment We think it desirable t<> sound a warning The hopefulness is built not on a genuine Improvement in the economic otit!<x>k, for any notable increase in
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    WANTED AIR MAILS.
    283 20 This week the first Air Mail iroui Malaya to Java has been conveyed, by a Dutch aeroplane. It was an experimental flight, but there is not really nodi experiment about such an enterprise in these days of safe long-distance flying, and it may be expected that before
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    SINGAPORE-PORT DARWIN AIR LINK.
    112 20 [Reutcr's Service] Canberra, Feb. 13. Referring to a statement that the British Air Ministry is eagerly awaiting an announcement from Australia with regard to tht establishment of an air route between Singapore and Port Darwin Mr. Stftfflfl (Prime Minister) said that although the British Ooverninent s»eemcd
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    SIR WILLIAM PEEL APPOINTED GOVERNOR OF HONG KONG.
    39 20 SIR WILLIAM PEEL APPOINTED GOV ERNOR OF HONG KONG. [Rcuter's Service.] lie London, Feb. J: I a" 1 Sir William Peel has been -M anc Governor of Hong Kong in mkwm.ul to Sir Cecil Clementi. L mil 1' 'l
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    RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION IN RUSSIA.
    528 20 [Reiner's Service.] London, Feb. i. B The Archbishops of Canterbury and I York and Cardinal Bourne knfcj I denounced religious persecution I Russia. H Speaking in Convocation at Canter I bury the 1 rimate asked the Bishops to I have vinited prayer offered in ail I
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      151 20 Adelphi Hotel Ltd. Singapore. TEA DANCES EVERY TUESDAY 5.30-7.80. SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. ROOF GARDEN CINEMA EVERY SUNDAY AND THURSDA AT 0.30 p.m. THE ROYAL GRILL NOW OPEN THE BEST CUISINE IN TOWN ADELPHI HOTEL, LTD. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT WyCry? Baby' s convulsive sobs and choking
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      7 20 fORMAMINT ffcGtfa.kffltfttnrMttaU* At M ClumisU mtid StofM
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    COAL-MINES BILL.
    58 21 [Reuter'l Scrrice.] London, Feb. 14. Tlu House of Commons, by 2SI votes to 142, has adopted the first new Government clause in the Coal-mines Bill, creating an Amalgamation Advitory Committee to decide where the amalgamation of coal-mines should be compulsory. The clause, which was introduced to placate the
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    PRICE OF STEEL INCREASEP.
    43 21 [Reuters Service.] Brussels, I eb. iy Tlk Buropeu steel cartel has decided to increase the basic prices of merchant steel and angle steel by 2S. 6d., iinfiuiined products by 2s. aud thick plates by 4s. a metric ton. m
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    TEN YEARS PROHIBITION.
    51 21 [Reuters Service.] Washington, Feb. is> At the opening of tlic House of Reiu^uitativcs Judiciary Committee's h> vcstigatKMl into the question of prohibition there was warm applause at the chairman's declaration that I inhibition had been tested for ten can with no satisfactory results. Many wets M were
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    ITALY'S NAVAL POLICY.
    71 21 ([Reuters Service.] London, Feb. i An authoritative Italian statement ■niphasises that absolute parity with ■ranee will remain the cardinal principle of Italian naval policy. The Italian delegation will not table M»y figma of tonnage until the French figurei arc tabled; then the Italian igttftt will be almost
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    THE HATRY CASE.
    152 21 SHARE SETTLEMENT ARRANGEMENTS. [fceuter's Service.] Irondon, Feb. 15The Stuck Exchange settlement of shares of the Hatry group companies, held up since September, was carried out to-day. It was found last year that some of the Hatry interests obtained payments from brokers for nou-existeut shares, while other allied
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    ATLANTIC RIVALRY.
    68 21 [Reuters Service.] Washington, Feb. i; v The I'nited States Lines have drawn up plans for two liners, 962 feet long and having a speed of 28} knots, which will I>e longer than the Majestic and faster than the Bremen. United States Lines are asking for financial aid from
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    RIOTING IN INDO-CHINA.
    47 21 [Reuters Service.] Paris, Feb. \l, >. It is officially announced that, in the i rioting in Indo-Cliina,— which is ascribi ed to revolutionary propaganda from abroad— two French officers and three non-commissioned officers were killed. Five Annamite privates were killed and six otters were wotmded.
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    FOOTBALL TOPICS.
    780 21 S.A.F.A. ANNUAL MEETING. Sotes By Spectator." A.P.C. vs. Robinson Re-Play In a knock-out competition the luck of the draw at times adversely affects prominent teams which would have uone well as the competition progressed. ..lad Loth these teams drawn against iTewcomers then the second round would iiave produced
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      255 21 price rgri i S 7,375. jj| I PLYMOUTH LI r- 1^ I A lit BORNEO MOTORS LIMITED. (BRANCHES THROUGHOUT MALAYA). Stop! What is Ahead of You? Are you satisfied with your pay and prospects? Are you sure of your job? I If your services are dispensed with today, can you
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      226 22 W W W m W vvvvvvv,vvv> ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $35,0%-**** ASSETS EXCEED $10,000,000 I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., L\\ t m^,,,™ s»m «»»> LOKDON OFFICE: V( HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. VI The Company has #0,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the
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    A DEFINITE CHALLENGE TO CONGRESS.
    276 23 A DEFINITE CHALLENGE TO CONGRESS. j, Hombay, Feb. 4. I' A tlelinite challenge to Congress has > beefl issued by the Maharaja of Patiala, I* who, at 1 Durbar, declared that the States would opjxxse with all their > strength the independence movement, lor it was a\\ ill-o'-the-VV'isp that would
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    WOMEN'S PANGER IN FORTRESS.
    237 23 J Bombay, P'eb. 1. Several people in vSukkur were suiJ priaed when a motorcar, containing thickly veiled ladies, one younjr man, the Superintendent of Police, and a Police Inspector, dashed into town at midnight. The police received secret information >, that the lives of some ladies
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    TINY ISLAND ISSUES COINS AND STAMPS.
    199 23 FOR USE OF FORTY PEOPLE ONLY. London, Jan. g. The forty dwellers on Lundy Island, the "island kingdom" in the Brisfol Channel owned by a London hiipin< <%t man, Mr. Martin Coles Harman, the proud possessors of new coinage ftWd stami)S for their exclusive
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      636 23 ■nklyke Paketvaart Maatschppij. (ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO op BATAVIA) J (laoorporatcd ia UolUnd) < ■l NUER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT Bphone No. 3640 sub-connections to Manager's Etesk, Asst. Manager's Desk, Marine Supt., General Freight Dept., Claims Dept., Accountant, Providing Dept. and Passage Dept. < for Singapore and Straits
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      119 23 TM£ PROUD MOTHER finds in her child a never-ending source of joy and at the same time a neverfailing responsibility. Above al! othei considerations she places that of the child's well-being, and if she is wise shekeeps Baby's Own Tablets always ready It hand for the preservation of the little
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    UNITED STATES OF HINDUSTAN.
    161 24 I/Midon, I eb. 2. The "Obscivir," in an editorial oil Indian prolkin, WKyt that, following the American constitution rather than the Hnti^li. vhtdl is the least applicable to Asiatic "Editions, we must work genuinely to create south of the Himalayas a T'niu-f] St.ito of Hindustan. "There
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    M.C.C. IN NEW ZEALAND
    78 24 DOUBLE CENTURY BY DULEEPSINGHJI. London, Feb. 1 Napier. In the match between the M.C.C. and Hawke* Hay, the M.C.C. scored 511 runs. Duleepsinghji made 242. He gave a brilliant all-round exhibition, particularly driving to the off. His score, which included 42 fours, was chanceless, while his
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    INTER-IMPERIAL RELATIONS.
    221 24 INTER-IMPERIAL RELATIONS. •PRACTICAL SYSTeM OF FREE CO-OPERATION." London, Feb. 3. Tlu Conference on the operation of Dominion legislation and Merchant Shippine legislation, representing Great Britain, tlie Dominions and India, which sat in London last year, has issued a report embodying recommendations framed with the object of "carrying into full effect
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    ANTICHRISTIAN TERROR IN RUSSIA.
    142 24 ANTICHRISTIAN TERROR IN RUSSIA. THE POPE'S PROTEST. Envoys Who Saved 150,000 Children. A letter from the Poj>e i^ published deploili tnt persecution oi religion j in Russia and inviting the whole Chn«. j lian world to join in an appval to G >d I for Russia on Maich 10, \vhen
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    SOVIET REPLY.
    136 24 "ATROCITY STORIES FROM WAR ARCHIVES." London, Feb. 9. The agitation being carried on in a section of the British press in regard to the anti-religious movement in Russia has elicited a reply from a high official of the Soviet, transmitted in a message from Moscow. He declared that
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    ASTOR MILLIONS.
    137 24 £100,000,000 CLAIM FAILS. Xcw York, Jan. 7. The United States Circuit Court cl Appeals gave its decision today in the CMI in which the descendants, number 111 k some thousands, of John Nicholas Kmerick arc asserting their claim to the fortune left by John Jacob Astor, who founded
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    TOO TIRED FOR ANYTHING!
    339 24 How Nervous Exhausied Women Can Regain Vigour, Vivacity, Charm. Many people live at too high pressure now-a-days. This constant strain taxes severely the phy>icaj reserves eve-n of tile- strongest; among women especially its ill-effects are seen in the increase of nervous troubles, sleeplessness, anaemia, the early
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      220 24 DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. "A HOUSEHOLD NAME IN S4 COUNTIIir Mary was a charming girl, and her Teacher (examining Teddy's homeemployer took a great interest in her work) ''I don't see how it is possible love affars. But even she was surprised for a single person to make so many
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      SYNOPSIS.
      303 25 \\ickste*d t learned but imloUSt it an authority on anwritings. His Wlfr charhish no man. They have child**: Angela, who is .up, §md HM juvenile twin />„/ *ud Sheila. Mr. Wickfi has living "en famile, a pupil, Simpson, a subnormal, excittbh llfkt W'icksteads give a small dinner party. Their
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      THE DIARY.
      2842 25 PM was telling fibs after all," la in tones of horror. I'm certain that she was not, v lias turned up again. W» with me to the summer house Kethe search?" Angela lighted match after MB Wrench went down op kneet and took the tiles out Ah, ah!
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    117 28 Winners ot Murray Cup lor 8 successive years since its inception— L>. Company No. 2 platoon. Left to right:— V. Jacobs, E. da Silva, G. Westerhout, S. Galistan, N. de Souza ard E. Monteiro. Winners with their popular Staff Sergeant Major. I D. Company No. I platoon—
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    "INDIA'S RIGHT TO DOMINION STATUS."
    427 32 MR. PATEL EXPLAINS HIS POSITOIN. Xcvv Delhi, Jan. 21. In the Legislative Assembly to-day, the President, Mr. Patel, said it would nullify the whole of his work if he were to accept the theory that the mandate of any political party applied to the Chair.
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    AUSTRALIAN COAL DISPUTE.
    121 32 Melbourne, Jan. 22. The full court has upheld the appeal j o:' the coalowuers against the award of Judge Ike by. (A Sydney cable of Dec. iuth stated In the Federal Arbitration Court Judge Ikeby ordered work to be resumed tomorrow in the mines in the Newcastle
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    101 32 London, Jan. 22. Mr. Reginald McKenna, presiding at the annual meeting of the Midland Bank, said the developments of trade and industry had not justified the ex- jactations at the beginning o f \\a?» imix)ssiblc to view exist ditions with satisfaction. He hojK'ful however that idven efforts to
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      189 32 FILL HAtRAN No I. I Acts like magic Just wnhti iron Hindustan. A Specific which j£^ thickens thehuman semeo, emissions and all sorts of &-jJL§iJf Spermatorrhoea. >flflflK No. I Price SIO.OO *fl|tf JB§ I No. 2 Price 53.50 MINYAK TtGANG No. 3 This is a specific application for building U
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    KING BORIS' BROKEN ROMANCE.
    262 33 VATICAN VETOES HIS S BETROTHAL. Koine, Jan. S. ,>ugli toug Boris of Bul aria IcTC for the wedding ot Princess Jose of Belgium to Crown Prince ;to there is no truth in the ru- t i iat his presence in Rome means than that ot any
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    LARGEST ELEPHANT IN THE WORLD.
    246 33 I 18 MEN NEEDED TO CARRY I HIS SKIN. London, Jan. 6. I All that i> left of the largest elephant Bii'vn to the world is now on view in ■it' Tnmvaal Museum. I Hie &rea! ;<nimal was shot by Mr. F. V N<x.!ii'». a
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    REAL LOVE LOTTERY.
    297 33 There arc in Vienna to-day 50 gi^s who anxiously await the post that w:V. bring photographs of 50 Paris men whom they have agreed to marry. The girls have never seen the men, and know nothing of their age, occupation, morals or appearance. They A.o not know
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    669 33 ROYAL MESSAGE OF SYMPATHY. London, Jan. 31. The Marquess of Reading has received the following message from His Majesty the King "The Queen and 1 were deeply grieved to hear of your irreparable I<>ss and we know ho* much you will miss your detr wife,
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      159 34 Health of Women Medical science and the practical experience of many thousands of physicians have proved that the Calcium needs oi the body and the health of the female system cannot be separated. Ill'health o( the body-cells is the cause of disturbance o( the natural functions. The nucleus of these
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    MR R. JUMABHOY HONOURED.
    200 35 The members cf the Indian Association were "At Home" at Mr. M. A. Namazie s bungalow I Saturday to do honour to Mr. R. Jumabhoy on his appointment as a Justice of the Peace. t* c w^<; l?rge number of gut<-ts including leading members of other
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    36 35 THE GAYLAD'S M INSTRELS-FANCY DRESS CHINESE NEW YEAR OUTING. 4th from left— Mr. Lim Theam Hock (Hon. Asst. Secretary) Seated in the centre— Mr. Chong Peck Tee (President). Last row, centreMr. Soh r.huan Swpp IHnn Secretary).
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    1128 38 JMMttll I Itttt^^*^**** A mk\Mi Ijlrf Englishman who had Ikx-ii accustomed to move in good social drcleVlfound himself involved in sudden and prave financial difficulties, and compelled to start life all over again. He concluded that his best plan would be to make a fresh start in a
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    65 38 Let nothing deter the soul from persevering faithfully in her resolution. No, let not the sight of her daily defects, imperfections, or sins dishearten her but let her be encouraged, even from her falls, find from the experience of her own weakness, to run more eagerly and to adhere more
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    DIVINE LIFE.
    718 38 MAN'S POSSESSION. In the Promised Revised Prayerbook a social Collect, Epistle, and (Gospel arc provided for the second Sunday after Christmas. Kvery one will acknowledge the l>cauty of the Collect, which runs as follows: Almighty Cod, who didst wonderfully create man in Thine own image, and didst yet
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    404 38 All May Aspire. A degTM of i>erfection which dues not demand the actual renunciation oi v orldly goods* is witliin the reach of all and no one is excluded from it. This perfection, which may Ik- called common, is satisfied with au inward renunciation of one's family
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    WOMAN'S TRUE SPHERE
    1271 39 ■Trie year, for men, holds every ffr H>e if they refuse to be stampeded b pessimists who, like poor gambler the cards have gone against them I the universe from stm to bottom 1., pits, writes Andrew Soutar in i*ti X ••■•:;,>• Times." Ht'ic year opens with
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    87 39 CITY TO W RUM BY PfWVAT^ FWHPt. New York, Feb. 5 The bankrupt City Council of Chicago 1 as unanimously capitulated to the Itimatum of the "Citbenf' Rescue ommittee," headed by Ifr. SUas H trawn, wjio command over id will, advance money at needed fay le running of
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