Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 14 August 1930

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 185. VOL. LXXXVIH. THURSDAY, 14th AUGUST, 1930. PRICE 10 CENTS
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    Armoury Ransacked.
    1043 3 Sentries Shot Dead and Build ng Set on Fire. Police Officer’s Evidence in Chittagong Case. Chittagong. Joly 30. IN thel'ChittagoDg Armoury Raid cage to-day, the morning was Bpent in hearing two applications, one on behalf of the defence and the other on behalf of the Crown. On behalf
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    Superstition Leads to Murder.
    216 3 Village Woman Beaten to Death. Secunderabad, July 29. Report of an uncommon occurrence in which superstitious fear drove a mob of villagers to assault a man and his wife with lathies, till the latter died cf injuries comes from Adilabad says the Pioneer. According to the
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    HUNTING THE "CROC."
    915 4 SPORT THE KRIAN RIVER OFFERS. Bloodless Capture. By C.G.A.A., Bnkit Tambun. Unless people actually witness the capturing of a crocodile alivo, they have no idea of the excitement and thrills that they have missed. Quite recently, I was asked to accompany another European up the Krian River
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      HAWKERS’ CRIES.
      123 5 (To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette.) c —Verily Penang is a town of hawkers. lived in many towns in Malaya but r -«a hawkers and cries are concerned “X beats the lot. I have the misfortune to live in a resit il area, or rather in a
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    Registrar's Certificate Confirmed.
    122 5 PENANG SUPREME COURT. In the Penang Supreme Court to day w r Justice Sproule heard an application by R L. T. Henderson, a former local Manager of the New Zealand Perpetual "forests, Ltd., to have the Registrar’s certificate varied in the action in which Messrs Smyly, Nagel
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    R 100.
    144 5 Reuter. l eaves Montreal for England. Montreal, August 11. The RlOO which flew across the Atlantic from Cardington to Montreal in 79 hours, left for England at 2.28 this morning. The R 100 arrived at Montreal on August 1. The R ICO is making the homeward trip with
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    The Late Mr. H.C. Bathurst.
    94 5 LARGELY ATTENDED FUNERAL. Ihe funeral took place at Cheras Road Cemetery, Kuala Lumpur, on August L. of the Ilon’ble Mr. H. C. Bathurst, H.C.S., Acting Controller of Labour, Malaya. whose death occurred at his residence, Federal Hill, on the morning of August 12, dter an
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    Good Service.
    181 5 Ike Malaya Tribune” has (says the -lidacca Guardian”) done the Press of Maya good service by so courageously, yet 1 ‘perately, challenging the amount of ‘■«ages awarded in the recent libel action '‘gilt against the "Pinang Gazette.” The nude for greater consideration when Press stumbles, and it is
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    ELBOW SLEEVES.
    1109 5  -  A Corner for Women. BY I. G. E. L. It is good news for the woman who difiliken the sleeveless day dress that elbow 'nr gth sleeves are fashionable once more. They are cooler than a long tight sleeve, and for the elderly woman, or the woman with
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    CULLED FROM THE COURTS.
    153 5 Twenty-eight Chinese who were charged with gaming in Tamil S reet were discharged by the Police Magistrate this morning, Inspector Hamilton, of t -e Gambling Sappression Departin t, having withdrawn on the case against them. Mr. C. D. D. Hogan said that he b d been
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    Indian Situation.
    112 5 "IGNORANCE OF MOST ENGLISH PEOPLE” London, Jaly 30. “Most of the English people are qai.e ignorant of the Indian situati >n” said the Rt. Hon’ble V.S.S. Sistri aidresaing a meeting at Friend’s House (QiakerJ. He declared that the authority in I dia was autocratic and irresponsible. “The Government
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    Scoutmasters’ Politics.
    127 5 SEVERANCE OF CONNECTION WITH PARENT BODY. Bombay, Jaly 30. Eight scoutmasters of the Bombay Boy Scouts’ Association have severed connection with the Imperial Boy Scouts’ Association. In their letter of resignation to the District Commissioner they say they are convinced they can better serve the interests of scouting
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    SHAMROCK V.
    24 5 —Reuter. Arrival at New London. New London Conn. Aug, 13. Shamrock V, Sir Thomas Lipton's challenger for the America Cup, has arrived.
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    Judge Criticises Solicitors.
    132 5 "THE WAY THEIR WORK IS DONE IS A SCANDAL.” Watford, July 10. Judge Crawford had some unflattering things to say about solicitors at Watford County Court, to-day, when a case had to be adjourned because there was no proof of signature on a document. “This,” said the
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    TRAGIC DEATH OF HOOK.
    306 5 LIMBS MISSING. Body Found on Jungle Stream Bank. Rargoon, July 31. The search party organised by the 'Daily Mail’’ and the “Rangoon Gazette” found the body of Hook where it had been washed down by the stream but left h'gh and dry Practically only the skeleton
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    Quit-Rents.
    194 5 QUAINT RIGHTS OF THE KING. From an English paper: I sometimes wonder what would happen if the King took a fancy to collect all the curious quitrents to which he is entitled. Some, like the miniature Napoleonic standard which the Duke of Wellington presents on Waterloo Day, in respect
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    Electric Chair or Blindness.
    124 5 GRIM CHOICE FOR A MURDERER. Death by the electric chair or blindness by inoculation with the germs of trachoma are the alternatives before Woo Dak Sac, a Chinese who has been sentenced to death for the murder of another in New Mexico. Dr. Polk Richards, the
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    New Air Mail Record.
    84 5 KARACHI TO CROYDON 124 FIVE DAYS. Another record has been established by the air service from Karachi to London. The Air Mail which was to have left on July 8 left on July 9 and though a day late it reached Croydon at the appointed hour,
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    Indian Civil Service Examination.
    43 5 103 EUROPEAN AND 204 INDIAN CANDIDATES. London, July 28. The Indian Civil Service competitive examination is now being held in London. The total number of candidates is 314, of whom 103 are Europeans and 204 Indians and seven Sinhalese.
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    Editor Sentenced for Sedition.
    40 5 Lahore, July 81, Mr. Munshi Ram, editor, printer and publieh-r of Veer Bharat,” a vernacular daily, has been convicted and sentenced to one year’s rigorous imprisonment for publishing certain seditious articles in Febru ry l?s r
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    ENGLISH AS SHE IS SPOKE.
    475 6 Recently we discussed the probabilities and otherwise of the English language retaining its purity in face of the use made of it in both commercial and everyday communication by an everincreasing section of the world’s population. The subject holds fascination, and at the same time
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    375 6 Mr. R. F. Hook, Resident Engineer, British Insulated Cables, Limited, Ipoh, leaves for home shortly. Messrs. KokFai Yin and Kok Wee Sin, of Kuala Lumpur, have given $2OO to the new building fund of St. Anthony’s Church, Kuala Lumpur. Mr. H. Croft, Director, Topham, Jones and Railton,
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    By the Way.
    1064 6  -  A.H- L Penang, Thursday, tfy «7NDER the direction of I d Lt.-Colonel W, H. Whyte, D. S. 0., of Kuala Muda Estate, Kedah, a meeting of participants under the F. M. S. Government ex-Service Lands Grants’ scheme, is to be held at Ipoh on Sunday. This is
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      89 6 I THEATRE ROYAL From Thursday 14 to Sunday 17 Wallace Beery Raymond Hatton IN ‘‘Now We’re in the Air” A comedy bombshell portraying the twins of mirth in a war setting, i fe |Afg| r with Belle Bennett. Anita Stewart, VvllU VvvOv Donald Keith, Charles Farrell. DOROTHY <STTD T/ACQ” With
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    LEGATIONS TO MOVE.
    464 7 .—Reuter. Reported Decision of British Minister. Wang Cheng-Wei “Not a Red.” Communist Strength in Central China. Nanking Threatened. Tt is stated that the British Legation at Peking is shortly to be moved to Nanking. Part of the British Consulate at Nanking will be used temporarily to accommodate
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    12 SEAPLANES TO FLY ATLANTIC.
    153 7 British United Press. Preparations Nearly Complete. Rome, August 13. Preparations for a flight of 12 military seaplanes from Italy to Brazil are nearly complete. It is considered probable that the flight will be led by Signor Balbo. the Italian Air Minister. The flight will start
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    SUSTAINED FLIGHT.
    128 7 —Hbuter. American Airmen Create New Record. St. Louis, August 13. A new world’s record of a sustained flight >l hours 41 minutes was made thia morning by the airmen Dale Jackson and orest O’Brien, beating by an hour the Xjcord established by the Hunter brothers at h >cago
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    "CLEANSING" THE SOVIET.
    122 7 —British United Press. 51,000 Civil Servants Dismissed. Moscow, August 13. Fifty-one thousand civil service employees have already been dismissed as undesirable elements in the cleansing of the Soviet apparatus,” which is going on throughout the country. Only 400,000 people have as yet been cleansed, which means that
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    CIVIL ACTION SUCCEEDS.
    83 7 Expenses of Engaging a European (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, August 14. A European named John Nicklen Jones, civil engineer, successfully sued Ong Kah Lock and Ong Soo Kee for f 1,404 for expenses incurred in engaging a European manager in Europe for defendants. Plaintiff at present
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    ARMOURED TRAIN AT PESHAWAR.
    200 7 —Reuter, Frontier Conditions Quieter. AFRIDIS RETIRING. Simla, August 13. A message from Peshawar says that several trains ran yesterday between Peshawar and Nowshera. Disaffection of the Frontier tribes in Kur ram caused repercussions among Afghan tribes on the Western borders, but it is hoped that the
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    "RED" DAY IN SINGAPORE.
    164 7 Three Months’ R. I. for Demonstrators. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, August 14. Twenty-six Hylams who were arrested on August 1, during the “red” day demonstration opposite the Chinese Protectorate building were yesterday sentenced to three months’ rigorous imprisonment each by the District Judge, Mr. Wilson,
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    12 PAGES ONLY.
    25 7 Result of Mechanical Breakdown. OWING to a mechanical breakdown we have been compelled to curtail the Pinang Gazette to 12 pages to-day.
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    $72,500,000 MERGER.
    89 7 —Reuter. Sinclair Oil Corporation Scheme. New York, August 13 Plans for an oil merger with total assets exceeding a billion dollars are disclosed by the calling of a special meeting of shareholders of the Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation to authorise the issue of five million new Preference shares
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    U.S. TRADE DECLINE.
    67 7 —Reuter. Substantial Fall in Imports and Exports. Washington, August 13. Official figures show that American imports and exports with Europe in June declined by $30,000,000 compared with June last year, while exports from Asia to the United States fell by $34,000,000 partly attributed to the slump in
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    INQUEST ON KENT AIR CRASH VICTIMS.
    259 7 -Rugby Radio Service. Cause of the Disaster Unknown. 1 1/2 MILES OF WRECKAGE. London, August 13. An inquest was held to-day on the six victims of the crash of the Junker aeroplane at Meopham while the plane was flying from Le Bouquet to Croydon
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    MALAYAN TEACHERS.
    151 7 Association’s Unrepresentative Membership. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, August 14. The Malayan Teachers’ Association, which is holding its annual conference, is more or less a farce. Out of I,GOO teachers in Malaya, the Association had 368 members, but only 120 were effective, the others, owing to default in
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    RIVER PIRATES.
    70 7 .—Reuter. Fate of Launch which Refused to Pay for Protection.” Canton, August 13. A large Chinese launch from Hong Kong to Kongmoon was blown up by a mine on the West river on Monday night and overturned and sunk. Seventy people, mostly women, were drowned. It is believed
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      PESHAWAR.
      61 7 .—Reuter. Peshawar, August 14. Yesterday passed quietly. South of Peshawar gardens were bombarded near Bara. Fresh parties of tribesmen are reported to have arrived at Khajuri Plain. Shinwaris and mohmands dwelling over the border are comparatively quiescent and it is believed that this is due to a stern warning
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      SUNGEI TIMAH ESTATE (PERAK) LTD.
      370 8 ACREAGE INCREASED. 6 Per Cent. Dividend Declared. f LOW COSTS. THE seventh ordinary general meeting of Sungei-Timah Estate (Perak), Ltd., was held on July 14, at 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, E.C. Mr. E. J. Koch (chairman and managing director) eaid that, in view of the conditions
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      Malaya Rubber Statistics.
      202 8 Return of Colony Dealers’ Stocks as at doss of business, 3lst July. 1930 as declared. Dry. Wet. Settlements. R.SS. Crepe. U.S.S. Scrap Lump 1 2 3 4 5 Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. S’pore Island 15,189 13,865 1,608 1,121 Penang Island 3,046 1,050 419 591 Prov. Wellesley 61
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      MARSEILLES-LONDON BY AIR.
      476 8 FULL DETAILS. Blue Funnel Facilities. We have received a circular from Meesrs. Mansfield and Co., agents of Messrs. Alfred Holt and Co., Liverpool, giving details of facilities offered to passengers who wish to travel by air service from Marseilles to London or Liverpool or vice versa. Air
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      Planters Leaving.
      174 8 ECONOMY IN RUNNING F.M.S. ESTATES. Increased anxiety is being felt among rubber planters in the F. M. S. Twelve assistants from one group of estates have been given three months’ notice and will shortly be sailing for England, says the "Straits Times”. They are not being forced to
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      The Mails.
      34 8 The homeward mail by the s.B. Edavana closes at 6 p.m. to-morrow. The 8.1. Rohna with mails despatched from London on July 24 is expected to arrive here at 6 a.m. to-morrow.
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      LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST.
      148 8 TO-DAY’S PRICES. The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Co’s share list at 11 a.m. to-day:— Yesterday to-day i -i z 3HARSB. „5 tE 5 «> P A PQ OQ I fl. I C. S 0. 10. Mining. Burma Malay 15/- 16/- 13/- 15/Gbenderiang
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      TIN AND RUBBER.
      53 8 Latest London, New York and Local Prices. 77/V: LONDON. Spot £134-12-6. Down £l-2-6 3 Months’ £136-10-0. Down 20/SINGAPORE. $68.67J per picul. Down 57j c. 100 tons done RUBBER: London 411/16 d. Unchanged New York 9| c. (Gold) Up |c. Local 15 cts. Unchanged By Courtesy oj Messrs.
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      Lower Segama Rubber Estates.
      298 8 DEBENTURE PROCEEDS EXHAUSTED. The tenth ordinary general meeting of the Lower Segama Rubbor Estates, Ltd., was held in London on July 10. Mr. E. De Stein, the chairman, end that the loss for the year amounted to £1,849. The whole proceeds of the debenture issue had
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
      66 8 (Rugby Radio Sbrvich.) London, August 13. Paris, 123.84; New York, 4.873 8 2 Brussels, 34.83; Geneva, 25.04; Ams’ terdam, 12.08; Milan, 92.99; Berlin, 50.39 Stockholm, 18.12; Copenhagen, 18.16 Oslo, 18.17 Vienna, 34.44 Prague 164? 6 Helsingfors, 193|; Madrid’ 44.40 Lisbon, 108.25 Athens, 375 Bucharest, 8171; Rio, 5Ad; Buenos
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      SINGAPORE PRICES.
      121 8 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE.) S.R. Sheet 15 cts, per pound =per pl $2O/Quiet. London 4 11/161 Naw York 91ct8. (gold). (?y Courtly of Messrs. Allen Dennys). General Produce A«eacy. Ltd. Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-day a.;e as 'ollows: Spot —15 t per lb. Sept. 15|
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      Burma Rubber Estates, Limited.
      209 8 WORKING AT A LOSS. The fifth annual ordinary general meeting of the Burma Rubber Estates. Ltd., was held in London on August 10, Sir Stanley Bob’, the chairman of the company, presiding. In moving the adoption of the report, the chairman said the small margin of
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      Anglo-Dutch Costs Reduced.
      157 8 DIVIDEND OF 10 P ER CENT. RECOMMENDED. Rubber production costs of the Anglo Dutch Plantations of Java were reduced in 1929 from 6.99 J, per pound to 6.31 d, while the selling price improved from 9.541 to 9.751 per pound, states the annual report. In addition to
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      EXCHANGE.
      73 8 Panaag, August 14, 1930. (Bp Ojurtesv The Chartered Bank). On London Bank Demand 2/3 23/32 m I m/ts 2/3 29/32 Private 3 m/ts redit 2/4 1/8 3 Documentary 2 4 1/4 On New York Bank Demand 56 1/16 France T.T. 1,425 India T.T. 155.1 Bangkok T.T. 79i nom Batavia
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      SHIPPING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
      1211 8 Schedlue of Principal Lines. PORT OF PENANG. THE following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the voek: 1 in Peirt Te-day. s. s. Da Haan from Langsa etc. Meulaboh and Tjalang. Sailing on Friday for B. Deli, Acheen Ports, Meulaboh and
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      133 8 New Advertisements FOR SALK One Ford Car in «Uri Model 1929. Mileogo N0.127,c/oPl, 4 a G g Q ‘X Alplf NOTICES. S.S. “SCHEEB--Conaigneea of Cargo from Enron, above Steamer are hereby the Survey of Cargo landed damag-d condition will h »>, Penang Harbour Board’a G«± L" h on Saturday, the
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    DROPPING OF A.P.F. CHAPMAN.
    199 9 —Reuter. GREAT SENSATION. “Perilously Like Hysteria.” UNWISE AND DEPLORABLE," London, August 13. dropping of A. P. F. Chapman from the Test team is one of the greatest cricket sensations for years. Many famous cricketers and critics are amazed though nearly all agree that R E. S.
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    P.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    465 9 '/«uiuiis present ruinous conHnancial News’’Correspondent. YESTERDAY’S MATCH. Presentation of Prizes. There was a fitting close to the P.C.C. Tennis Tournament yesterday when the Sinai of the Doubles Handicap (Class A) was played, Marshall and Mosley winning after a great struggle 6-4, 2-G. 11-9. Mrs. C. D. D.
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    P.F.S. DEFEATS A.C.S., PARIT BUNTAR.
    385 9 INNINGS AND 35 RUNS VICTORY. Teong Lay 5 Wkts. for 3 Runs. The annual inter-school cricket match between the P.F.S. and the A.C.S Parit Buntar was played yesterday on the Penang Free School ground at Green Lane and ended in an easy win for the
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    Interesting Cricket Match
    213 9 P. C. C. v CEYLONE-E XI. The match between the Penang Cricket Club and a Ceylonese Eleven, skippered by O. Scharenguivel, on Saturday and Sunday on the Esplanade should prove an interesting affair. It will be the last but one match of the season, the last game
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    Taiping Professional Races.
    46 9 SCRATCHINGS FOR TO-DAY. The following are the scratchings for to-day’s races at Taiping Race 1. —Gozard, Last Chance, Valedino and Ayrcrest. Race 2. —The Chef and Jaya. Race 8. —Pauline. Race 4.—Toboggan. Race 6. —Taree. Race 7,— Pyrites, Gold Mount and Linda Lady.
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    WHAT’S WRONG WITH CAMBRIDGE?
    1033 10 SENILE METHODS. Cult of Old Age, Old Ideas and Old Things. A startling case focussed public atten tion on Cambridge University. I came to Cambridge in complete igno rat ce of the type of social organisation in existence there I discovered it gradually, and it filled
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