Malayan Saturday Post, 22 February 1930

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    8 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED FEBRUARY 22. 1930.
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    663 1 11 I'm going to b« married to morrow." 14 Are you? Who's your opponent?' We are in a pickle," said a man ii a crowd. "A regular jam," murmured another "Heaven preserve us!" exclaimed ai old lady. Teacher M Tommy, what is tin iuture of I give
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      100 1 I** GOLD LEAt^* TfiA f h supreme achievement of THE BLENDER'S ART. r ALL PROVISION DEALERS, GROCERS AND KEDAYS. Sole Agents: a. BAtmtOLOMEUSZ LTD** 3-A, RAFFLEB QUAY, SINGAPORE. ROLLSROYCE NcJoR OIIS MAKifttUi 1 111 S] iKy *^Bj vBrA j^v^^^^l C C. WAKEFIELD Cto., Ltd. (lacorporated in England). jo, Robinaoq Bond,
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      169 1 FOR EVtRYTHING IN •OHOOt TEXT BOOKS ANd] SCHOOL SUPPLIES j Order i/tern /rom PETER CMONG A COJ X who keep one of the largest and] ♦j* most comprehensive stocks of< school books and supplies in the! I Eut. j f Books for Primary, Lower and- Higher Standards, as well as;
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      39 4 Henry Waugh Co, Ltd., FORMERLY KATZ BROTHERS, LIMITED. Sole Agents i »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»»»4»»**»»»»»»l I F^ i I J.-4. CM A f» RAVEN A THE LARGEST SELLING CORK TIPPED CIGARETTE IN THE WORLD. DO NOT AFFECT THE THROAT. CARRERAS LTD., LONDON.
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      136 4 ♦♦♦♦♦»»»^vv^ <wv?v rv??T»??*»tt^^ H I I -HOMELITE' 1 Portable Cenerator V a family member of the popular 1 ••HOMELITE M Portable Centrifugal Pump, t I W's if aT *i 3 B^B^K--' <BB B^BH A I > > r > Englie: Single Cylinder. Air-cooled. Bosch Magneto. > i Generator: Sit note,
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    34 6 H.E. Sir Cecil Clementi, K.C.M.G., Miss Alwyn dementi and Lady dementi Secretary Standing :-Captain S. G. Sillitx (Royal Marines) A.D.C., Mile de Passor.o and Mr. A. Hyde, Pr.vate Sec etary. Capitol Theatre Building, Singapore.
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      217 7 CARLSBERG BEER j^ I I I IH li f*tft« K^nfh By Appointment |l IB IHt BtST. Singnam, Joo Seng Co., Ltd. I IJHL nLA .Ll MJ 1 ttAl/Al Wheat Bread I II «1 Obtainable from all dealers I/I I V A I Brown Bread I ■WM I HI/ I Hi
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    SPARKLES.
    697 8 > BEING SMILES OF THE > WEEK. < > H'VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVHI By Quiz The one word that is irritating ft!o*C all others in these trying days is that beastly little word "if." It applies to such a multitude of things, and unhappily as uselessly as in the hackneyed conjecture "If
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    POWER FROM GRAVITY.
    191 8 EXPERTS 1 APPROVAL OF CLAIM BY BELGIAN. The machine invented by M. Charles Clabot, a Belgian State ofticial, for generating electricity by the application of gravitational force, has been examined by a number of scientists and engineers, who were anxious to hear the details of the invention.
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    NEW DEVELOPMENT IN HATRY CASE.
    55 8 GIALDINI MAY BE TRIED IN ITALY. London, Feb. 7. It is officially stated that the Government have furnished the Italian Department of Justice with a summary of the allegations against Gialdini, *ko left ling land on the eve of the Hatry crash, with a view
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    TEN RULES FOR HAPPINESS.
    177 8 "STRAIGHT AND NARROW LEADS TO SANITY." Ten commandments for happiness have ben prepared by a well-known professor for the guidance of students in keeping mentally balanced and normal. For some time Professor Harry Hepner, teacher of applied psychology at Cyracuse I'niversity, has been investigating the causes
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    LORD PRIVY SEAL IN MOUSE OF LORDS.
    312 8 CONSERVATIVE PARTY'S SUGGESTION. London, Jan. ;i. Mr. J. 11. Thomas is rapidly becoming a prime favourite with the Conservative Party. Lord Birkenhead, speaking in London recently, expressed the opinion that the party with which he was still unofficially associated had committed an error
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    "FOR THOSE IN PERIL ON THE STREET."
    177 8 "FOR THOSE IN PERIL ON THE STREET. CORONER SUGGESTS NEW HYMN. Street Accidents in England. London, Jan. ;>i. The seed for a new hymn, M For Those in Peril OH the Streets," was •Mgftsted by the Kast Lancashire Coroner, after inquiring, at Cohie, into the death of a nine-year-old girl
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      34 8 FAMOUS AMBROSIaI ♦> The nectar o! the Gods f frrice 91 cents per )b. i I ♦> Special rates lor dealers. 1 1 I I 2. PATTAKA Estd. 1904. I P. HlGti StMfefet < SMttAMttk. i I
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    OUR LONDON LETTER
    2073 9 I Malayan Saturday Post Special I BY THE LOOKER-ON Copyright. A IR MINISTRY'S NEW AEROPLANE. GIANTS FOR COMMERCIAL [AVIATION. NATIONAL RADIO WEEK. LONDON AS "TALKIE" CENTRE. London, Jmumrf 17. iq.io. A Hovering Aeroplane. a roplane which has ben built Air Ministry in an attempt to I problem
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      85 9 EASTERN SERIES INDIA TTHE wondrous "Taj Mahal" was the out- come of superior knowledge, skilled hand§ and purest material. Even to-day it is recognised as the supreme example of Oriental architecture. Superior knowledge, skilled hands and purest materials are the dominant factors which made -and still keep-" Milkmaid Milk supreme
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    On The Coroner's Warrant.
    2756 11  -  Marley Cameron NEW SERIAL STORY. By Author of "The Mark of Three Fishes.") I STRANGE INK. I ured to the drawing-room in j of hit hostess and found her im--1 household accounts. M Oh, I Bovntoo, if I'd known I would 1 have broken in upon
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      186 11 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE j cind AMERICAN MAIL LINE C SJ vJ\^k 'lm 1 »J» ROUND THE WORLD SERVICE. j From SINGAPORE and PENANG via COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT i* SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES To 1 NEW YORK and BOSTON. t I Regular Fortnighty Service Excellent Accommodations. > NEXT SAILINGS
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      172 12 A WORD ABOUT TRUNKS! Trunks and portmanteaux of smart appearance are as necessary to the careful man or woman as smart clothes. It is false economy to buy trunks of cheap and inferior workmanship. We have a big range of high grade English and American trunks at prices to suit
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      285 12 I WAHL EVERSHARP Pens and Penciisi I: T^T RICH GIFTS i t frtiBFs (t) Uniquely |l Jy^Wr Personal yM l EVERBHAW 1 I I I J»IENC LS^ I 1* '17 races and xvill stancl v I Sill the test of most severe ty> not confuse these handsome 3r/C new Foun-
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    RECENT VISIT OF HIS HIGHNESS THE MAHARAJAH OF KAPURTHALA.
    300 13 This photo was taken on 12-12-29, at Railway Station, Prai, where His Highness the Maharajah of Kapurtnaia was received by Messrs. Bhagwan Singh Mela Singh, Merchants.Penang. I. His Highness Sir Jagatjit Singh Bahadur, X.C.5.1., G.C.S.I. G.C.1.E., Maharajah Raja-i-Rajgan of Kapurthala; 2
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    60 14 various carte of Malaya held at the social hall of the Methodist Group photograph taken at a Social Gathering of Syrian Christians trom various pa i- v Tamil Church, Singapore. The football match played at Kuala Lumpur between the Selangor Chinese Recreation Xlub and H.M.S. Berwick ended in a draw.
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      115 15 yIIUJ UJ i\i Sir t\ l I (i^iuj l L m't' i I f j > 'I I r^ ii I CLOUDINESS «m PREPARED I 1 I AND DEPOSIT jQ^JiiS^^:-^ FROM RIPE H I Prepared, not from synthetics The only Safety Razor that strop* its own blade without removal nor
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    GEN. BOOTH'S CHOICE OF SUCCESSOR.
    359 16 41 NO OPEN CLEAVAGE IN SALVATION ARMY." London, Jan. 25. C Olll in issioner Catherine Booth, in a statement, said that the contents of the envelope in which the late General bratnwdl Booth's document was enclosed were known, but it would not ITS wise to
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    NEWSPRINT FROM AIR.
    84 16 PRODUCTION OF SYNTHETIC CELLULOSE. London, Jan. The prediction that cellulose, the raw material of paper, artificial silk, explosives, etc., may shortly be obtained from air was made by Dr. Herberc Levenstein, President of the Society o f the Chemical Industry, in a lecture at the Institute of
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      168 16 TrtE GR^4TPST PUBUIS«|NG ACHIEVEMENT j OF THE CENTURY m PPARS J CYCW>PAEPJA j it consists of 22 books of reference in cne handy volume of over 1,000 V pages with coloured frontispiece, flags of the empire and flags of the .j, world in colours, and coloured atlas of the world,
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      120 17 t. im i j r i\ \|M |>1 'I TiVk^^^a^fc?^^3^ jJ^^?"^j*sc t paramount. ps||p! Today, a new world of enter- w^^3fc (aianentisyoors. TBE NEW f f-;!^ 1 1 a SHOW W^HLO-with the fet/^JQIk wi»ourhaim«i IJj yfatfe brought to the screen k^4^^M^^|Bß*'*^^ 's at it's best. THE NEW SHOW '^%h- i
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      237 17 I TIVOLI Commencing Sunday, feb. 23. t I WILLIAM FOX presents {"Behind That Curtain"! I A THRILLING MYSTERY SPECIAL f Adapted from EARL DF RR RIGGER'S best novel with LOIS MORAN, WARNIR BAXTER, GILBERT EMERY and supporting cast. i PtNCH SCINES:-A FLASR A SHOt HANDS T S LIPPING- CBINISE SLIPPERS
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    FOOTBALL TOPICS.
    1910 18 \<-/..s By Sp*cUt*r. y •..•..•..•..•.♦••••.•••.•.•••••♦•♦.li iKVVV VVVVVV. rv\ SEASON IN FULL SWING. Finding New Material. The local football SeaSOa has started like an outburst <>f a monsoon. Although individual- indulged in the game during the ckm season yet the dubs nevei had a Combined game and in the
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      120 18 WEE BROS. I I (UNDERTAKERS) I Monumental Masons tnd Marble Merchants, 1 No. 156, SELEGIE ROAD, H| SINGAPORE. 1 Tel. No. 3869. 11 FRESH FLORAL WREATHS I MADE TO ORDER. 1 ARTIFICIAL WREATHS ALWAYS IN STOCK. 1 ITALIAN MARBLE MEMORIAL I OF ANY DEBIGN MADE TO I ORDER. 1 PROMPT
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    WELDING.
    532 19 i ON E OF THE MANY REMARKABLE MANUFACTURING METHCDS THAT MAKE THE NEW FORD POSSIBLE. v ag tbOM wl"** knowledge ot a hods is derived from articles in ri and Magazines, it is often imagintfl thai the outstanding point of it in Ford factories is production in large numbers
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    MAN'S ORDEAL WITH OCTOPUS.
    239 19 GRIPPED ON EDGE OF ROCK. Sydney, Jan. 14. Dangling his legs over a rock ledge at Xarooma, a holiday resort on the south coast, to-day, Charles F. Johnson,; of Sydney, was siezed suddenly by an octopus. He freed himself after an agonising five minutes. With his
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    PHILANTHROPIC FORD.
    65 19 HUGE FUND ALLOCATED TO EDUCATION. Ford Myers, Florida, Feb. 14. Mr. Henry Ford has announced that he intends to devote his life aud £20,000,000 to founding trade aud other schools. He declares that much of the prevalent crime is due to improper education. Racketeering is merely I revolt
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      102 19 1 1 1 -g* nr^w m I Si Amo£3r fl j^TC^LI torn Xl A^^^fl^^^ \\sA JMI. a yßW^^mk 111 «a S^v _^M A iwßfmw^^^^^^^ Features of the For 4 car l»o(?jr construction Swr Jioudaflle hydraulic sdock absorbers triplex shatterproof glass windscreen 2«Jfy enclosed, silent six-brake system Cwic/J acceleration @frte 0/
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    The Malayan Saturday Post. February 22, 1930. REPRESENTATION.
    282 20 The Malayan Saturday Post. February 22, 1930. REPRESENTATION. We observe that there has been a little unpleasantness between two of our daily contemporaries on account of criticism {and alleged distortion) of the views of one by the other. The subject at issue was that of increased representation of unofficial opinion
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR.
    278 20 A recent article in the magazine of the Association of British Malaya by Mr. W. H. Shelford, on the subject of harbour control in Singapore, has prove ked some strong comment locally, and it appears to Ik- justified. Mr. Shelford is a little too zealous in stating his
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    MALAYA'S MONEYLENDERS.
    325 20 Following the proi>osal of the Hon. Mr. A. P. Robinson that a committee should be appointed to investigate the position in regard to money-lenders in the Colony, the District Judges of the three Settlements have been called on for reports, on consideration of which the Government will decide
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    H.E.'S VISIT TO JOHORE.
    274 20 PROGRAMME FOR NEXT 11 TUESDAY. II The following is the prograu.uitfoH the official visit of H.E. Sir Cecil H Clementi, K.C.M.G., to Johor c B^l on Tuesday next. IH Officials and guests will assemble atH the Throne Room, Istaiia Bc^r, 2t H 4.30 p.m. Dress.— Officials
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    FIRST ANNUAL PINNER OF THE MALAYAN STUDENTS' UNION, LONDON.
    401 20 FIRST ANNUAL PINNER OF THE MALAYAN STUDENTS' UNION, LONDON. The Malayan Students* Union held its I First Annual Dinner at the Hotel Cecil I on Jan. 7th, 1930, with Mr. 1 I Ismail Khan, LL.B., Bar-at-Lau, tin M President, in the Chair. The gnetl of I honour as a very
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      152 20 Adelphi Hotel Ltd. Singapore TEA DANCES EVERY TUESDAY 6.30—7.80. SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. ROOP GARDEN CINEMA EVERY SUNDAY AND THURSDAY AT 9.90 p.m. THE ROYAL GRILL NOW OPEN. THE BEST CVISINE IN TOWN ADELPHI MOTEL. LTD., UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Baby's Skin! Keep moisture, friction and infection
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      16 20 Listless G>nqucr debility, regain health and strength with the aid of SANATOCEH The True Tonic -Food
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    SOUTH AFRICAN RECORDS-AUSTIN MAKES A "BAG."
    256 21 SOUTH AFRICAN RECORDS-AUSTIN MAKES A "BAG." I The "Haby" Austin has added a I page to the history of light car racing I ir South Africa by establishing an I amazing series of records at the Clair- wood Speedway, Durban. Driven by I 1. H. M'Crystal, the tiny car purred
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    LEAGUE OF NATIONS EASTERN BUREAU.
    94 21 [Renter's Service.] I Batavia, Feb. 19. Iris opening address for the l«ngi of the Advisory Council of the I !^n Bureau of the League of NaI for Kpidemiological Intelligence, at Namloeng, Major Graham called to the importance of wirelessly I broadcast intelligence regarding epiI ios
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    THE NEW PARTY.
    227 21 [Reuters Service.] London, Feb. 19. In a further announcement as regards the United Empire Party Lon Peaverbrook says that he intended, firstly, to proceed with organisation by local centres, and secondly, to raise a fighting fund of £100,000, of which the trustees would l>e Mr. C. A.
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    MR. PATCH'S DISPUTE WITH GOVERNMENT.
    57 21 ißeutcr's Service] New Delhi, Feb. 20. Amid loud cheers from the Assembly Mr. Patel announced his acceptance <>f the convention proposed by the Viceroy to settle the dispute concerning the policing of the Chamber. Mr. Patel said that he .vas always willing to be glided
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    THE RUBBER HOLIDAY SCHEME.
    98 21 Reuters Service. Amsterdam, Feb. 20. 'Hie Telegraaf points out that the decision of the rubber producers must be ratified at the general meeting of rubber growers on March 5 and opines that it is a step in the right direction. The paper estimates the effect of
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    RADICAL PREMIER FOR FRANCE.
    47 21 Kkitkr's Skrvick. Paris, Feb. 10. If. Chautcmps, President of the Radical Group of the Chamber, is undertaking to form a Cabinet which will l>e a "union of Republicans around a De- mocratic |M(JgfUIUBe. 91 'He has asked M. Tardieu to join the Cabinet.
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    LABOUR PARTY'S BUDGET.
    26 21 Rki'tkr's Skrvick. London, Feb. 20. In the House of Commons Mr. Miilip Snowdcii announced tliat lie will introduce his budget on April 14.
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    BIG QUANTITY OF TEA DAMAGED.
    30 21 Colombo, Feb. 20. Heavy seas dania^ed tea cbestl on the steamers Xauato Maru, Bhttßko Maru and Beogftl Maru. Nearly the whole i consignment was damaged.
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    NEW GERMAN TARIFF.
    55 21 Berlin, Feb. 21. The- Government lias authorised Jhe kvy of l new tariff on March 5, under which the duty on raw coffee will be increased fi< ;n 1 mark 30 pfenning to 1 Mark 6u pfenning and on tea from 2 marks |»i\. lining to marks
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    THE COLONIAL CONFERENCE.
    64 21 Kkutkr's Service. London, Feb. 20. It is understood that the Colonial Conference, at which the Governors of the Crown Colonies are the chief delegates, will probably be held in London in June or July. It is expected that the Imperial Kconomic Conference will be merged in the
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    SOVIET'S WAR ON RELIGION.
    63 21 i Reuters Service.] London, Feb. 21. "I propose to make a most exhaustive inquiry. I have received much information which greatly increases both the gravity and the difficulty of the subject," declared the Archbishop of Canterbury, in the House of Lords on the Soviet war on
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    EMPIRE FREE TRADE.
    138 21 Reuthr's Service. London, Feb. 21. No part of the Kmpirc is yet ready for the great ideal of Knipire Free Trade, declared Sir Austen Chamberlain, at Birmingham. He sympathised with the Dominions in their disinclination to sacrifice their own industries in order to further ours. Only a
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    SPORT OF THE WEEK.
    1019 22 A MALAYAN REVIEW. JllMMMMlil I Am nil < Our crickctOl arc quickly getting into lorn, ami the big H-tehe* ,>cg.n 1 rather toncy that there will be n evening up as between the various .States and Settlements, owing to transfers of players and DC* arrivals, With
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      470 22 I ♦♦♦•>»>»» ||»HtW ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $36,000,000. I> ASSETS EXCEED $10,000,000. J I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. ]i k (Incor.h .rate., in Straits Settlements). IONDO N OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, EX. I I HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. and comp|jes 11 The Company has deposited with
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    ON WITH THE DANCE.
    928 23 THE FREE AND EASY QUICKSTEP. SOME FUNDAMENTAL STEPS DESCRIBED. ißy Victor Silvester, First World's Ballroom Dancing Champion). No. 6. The Qllkkftep, which I described in ural last week, consists of series of pg of two beats and one beat dura--1 combined into simple, brisk movc]lKnt danced
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      250 23 tltANttS To our numerous Customers who by patronising our Wines have enabled us to make huge reduc- tions in the price. THE BEST OP PORTUGAL is the cheapest in Singapore. EBON AM IS BROS., 63, Selegie Road, Singapore. SCHOOL POOP School Algebra by Crack nell $4.05 School Arithmetic by Workman
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    A NEW ERA IN MOTION PICTURES' HISTORY.
    1494 24 A NEW ERA IN MOTION PICTURES' HISTORY. (i) HOW "TALKIES" ARE MADE? By Nonce Sen. (Assisted Technical mmtUn by LEW KAPLAN, A.I.E.E. 1 'Hie- "Talkie" is a most inappropriate term, if not a slang, popularly defining that startling innovation which gives us n visual and sodiblc entertainment without the |>ersence
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    HONG KONG'S TRIBUTE TO SIR CECIL CLEMENTI
    475 25 Hon. Mr. T. Southorn, has assumed the Administraf Hong Kong, the oaths of Ci: adnioiMcrad by the Chief Justice, nry r.ollaii, i" the Council Chamrearing Hm assembly, the Hon. w r SoOtborfl said in k you all for your attendance v-day to witness
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    WHAT THE WISE WIFE KNOWS.
    83 25 WHAT THE WISE WIFE KNOWS. Nb man can consider himself thoroughly understood by his wife unless she knows when he needs Pinkettes. For without such understanding she doct not recogni/.e the true reasons for his ill-temper, gloomy spirits, lack of appreciation of his food, or sympathetically suggest to him these
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    GEN. SMUTS'S IMPRESSINGS OF U.S.
    82 25 GEN. SMUTS'S IMPRESSINGS OF U.S. New York.— On the eve of General 5 Smuts' s departure for England on board 5 the liner "He de France," he told a J crowd of American reporters that he was 2 greatly impressed by the amazing rise tc world power of their wonderful
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    WIFE'S SEVEN LOVES.
    229 25 How many lovers may a woman of i iashion have? This question was raised in a Berlin court during the hearing of an action bi ought by a husband for the annulment of his marriage. His counsel said that his client had discovered that his wife had
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    BARBARIC BATTLE AT FORDSBURG.
    101 25 Johnnesburg.— Police reinforcements were summoned to deal with a barbaric «t battle between Pondos and Shangaans *J at a compound belonging to Crown 4 Mines, Limited. Three Pondos were stoned to death 5 and the Pondo "General" was murdered 4 a.t Fordsburg, after which both sides,
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      246 26 vbghgjyjyjyhiui iRECLYKOLi J 4 is a great cure for DIABETES. It was shown upon rl chemical analysis that the quantity of sugar and acetone J 11 j in the urine of patients after a few days treatment with ♦> El this preparation was reduced to a minimum, it not j
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    97 28 FORGET-ME-NOT PARTY. "THE FRIENDLY SPORTING ASSOCIATION" (EXEMPTED). A group photograph of the International Buddhist Union taken at Dr.Teo Kan Toh's residence. A group photograph taken at the President, Mr. Ong Kah Lock's residence, 125, Arthur Road, during the Chinese New Year, on the Ist February, 1930. Mr. Ong Kah Lock
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    Alias Jimmy Valentine
    1208 30  -  D. H. CLARKE SYNOPSIS Jimmy Valentine, famous safe breaker, posing in Springford as Lee Randall, has fallen in lore with Rose Lane, and has decided io go straight. He has told his pals, Old Avery, poking as his uncle, Dr. Avery, and Swede, posing as Dr. Avery's
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    PERSISTENT RHEUMATISM.
    211 30 How Dr. Williams* Pink PilU Drive It Hit of the System With every turn of cold or > n weather one hears the cry, "My en v rheumatism, has returned to tori c me!" So it will, for people who nj. tinue their futile attempts with out ward
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    CHANGE OF REGIME IN SPAIN.
    119 30 BROUGHT ABOUT BY KING ALFONSO. London, Jan. 30 Madrid.— Experienced political o\* servers believe that King Alfonso b responsible for the change of regime, wishing to dissociate himself from 1 Government which he felt was doomed to fall very soon and to have a fresh
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    The Last Round Up
    2319 31  -  WILSON H. ARMISTEAD I SPECIAL SHORT STORY. I I BY There Mil> no tragedy that Autumn dty when John Scott went to lc rd his (lock <>n Green Isle. As ■mm .t> tl)*- tide na d ebbed off the flats, he started «nit with Laddie, his
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    EARL RUSSELL AND HIS DYING DOG.
    222 32 NURSED HER DAY AND NIGHT. Karl Russell, I'nder-Secretary foi India, has lost his favourite dog, a Maltese terrier named Brier short for i Sweetbrier. She died at Earl Russell's home at Moth wold, near Stoke Ferry, Norfolk. Karl Russell was tending her when she
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    OCEAN BED SHIFTED.
    275 32 70 MILES THROWN UP BY II EARTHQUAKE. 1 I A Something mysterious and tremend- II mis has happened to the bed o f th« I Atlantic Ocean near Cape Breton Island If Nova Scotia. II The bottom has disappeared and with I 1 it the ends of
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      236 32 I BOOKS THE EVOLUTION AND FUNCTION OF LIVING PURPO- SIVE, MATTER. By N. C. MacNamara, F.R.C.S., with j I Illustrations I THE MIND AND THE BRAIN. By Alfred Blnet, being the authorised translation of Lame Et Le Corps 54.50 I THE FARMER'S VETERINARIAN. A practical Treatise on j I j
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    RELIGION IN RUSSIA.
    106 33 ••TERRIBLE HOURS OF lAGONY." [Reuters Service.J New York, l eb. 19. Lutherans, Jews aiid other religious ...imujtioiis as* tupn^ting the camj of protest against religious persei n iii Russia. Bishop Manning. i> ro test«»t Bisliop of the New York Diocese, has announced that special prayer* of intercession
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    BYRD RESCUED.
    56 33 i[ Reuters Service.] New York, Feb. 19. The City of New York has wireLesbetl that she is in sight of the Bay of Whales, where Commander Byrd and his 42 companioni are camped on an ice-belt. She expects to take them off this afternoon. Later. Commander Byrd and
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    EXPLOSION IN OIL WORKS.
    127 33 I HEAVY DEATH ROLL EXPECTED. I [Reuters Service.] I Elizabeth, Feb. 19. The doctors consider that the ma--1 Hj'>rity of the injured in the explosion I; nd lire at the alcohol dpartment of the ■Standard GUI Works at Linden, New I ■jcix.v, have little hope of
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    SIGNOR MUSSOLINI'S DAUGHTER ENGAGED.
    118 33 I [Renter's Service.] I I Rome, Feb. 17. 0j II engagement of Sig. Mussolini's Q j Blcr daughter Kdda, age 21, with Bum Ciano, age 27, Secretary to the j Brassy in the Holy See, has thrilled j country. Generally Edda is pas--30 j BuaU-ly devoted
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    NEW SECRETARY OF STATE FOR COLONIES.
    164 33 [Reuters Service.] London, Feb. 7. According lo the newspapers, Mr. MaclAiiiuld has decided to separate the two offices of Secretary of State for the Dominions and the Secretary of State for the Colonies, at present held by Lord lassfield. Mr. Vernon Hartshorn, M.P., will
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    MR. MACDONALD LEAVES THE I.L.P.
    80 33 [Reuters Sarrtce.] London, Feb. 17. Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald has resigned from the Independent Labour Party. The increasing rebelliousness of the Left- Wingers, who largely constitute the Independent Labour Party, is unofficially ascribed as the reason for Mr. Mac Donald's resignation. The Southern Counties Division
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    FRENCH GOVERNMENT RESIGNS.
    212 33 Reuters Service. Paris, Feb. 17. The Government has resigned after being defeated in the Chamber by 286 votes to 281 on the question of the abrogation of an article of the Social Insurance Bill respecting the position of tradespeople's wives. The vote was made a question of
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      154 33 g FOR GOOD HEALTH I M ORANGE-SMASH I I fjßl\ Made from the juice I I^B I of ripe, sweet or augesIjHfl healthful refreshing M MAMM c Co. iR SiNvAPuREa 1 The eldest son had announced his "She doesn't look strong!" exengagement, i claimed his cousin. "What? That Timkins girl!
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      242 34 Kood Health When you feel "below ptr" you are using Up more nervous energy than is being replaced. This "feeling below par" is not such tn extraordinary matter if you come to think of it. Your nerves bear the stress of modern life, they do the work, they are in
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    200 35 Miss See Chye Hong, L.L.8., Barrister-at-Law, the youngest daughter of Mr. Mrs. See Teong Wan of Singapore who arriie*tri>m Europe to-day, after completing her studldsl||* mmmk i w TEA KIOSK AT THE BOTANICAL GARDENS. A photograph of the Tea Kiosk at the Botanical Gardens, Singapore, which is managed by Mr.
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      99 37 IHt WHISKY WITH THE SMALL LABEL AND THE BIG REPUTATION. THE FAIR MAID OF PERTH'S HOUSE. T/k i4'fc cfntwry house situate m Block/hars Wyrwi. Perth, v here dwelt the heroine of Scott's famous romance— "The Fair Maid of Perth." Many say 'Johnnie Walker* from force of habit. But it is
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    THINGS OF THIS WORLD
    780 38 THE MEANS OF DIVINE REVELATION. The least reflective reader of the C.ospdt feels the attraction of the narrative which tells of the changing of the water into wine at the marriage feast in Cana of Galilee, writes a corrcsi>ondent to the "Tiir.es." The incident is usually
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    OTHERS.
    132 38 Lord, help BM live from day to day In such a self-forgetful way That even when I kneel and pray My prayer shall be for Others. Help me in all the work I do Tc ever be sincere and true And know that Jill I'd do for you Must
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    PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES
    606 38 Be As Children. They alone attain to the divine wisdom who, like children and ignorant ones, lay aside their own wisdom, and serve God in love. St. John of the Cross. Have a Supernatural Intention. Let every one have a pure intention, not only for the state
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    THE BEST THINGS.
    160 38 The best things that we hope for are those which are most largely within our own power i We may not be able to fortcll whether during the year the crops will haw favourable weather, we may not know whether the particular business interests in which we
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    PRACTISE WHAT IS GOOD.
    62 38 How many instances there atv in which persons manifestly go through mote i>ain and self-denial to gratify a vicious passion than would have been necessary to the conquest of it. To this it is to be added, that when virtue has become habitual, what was before
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    SENSITIVE SYMPATHY.
    220 38 I Sympathy denotes an entering into the experiences of others, so as to live, as it were, right with them, amid the circumstances that surround them, and throbbing with the pulsations of their pleasure of pain. Service to our fellowmen is based on sympathy. But in order to
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