The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 1 February 1926

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    13 1 Singapore Free Press 10 CENTS. SINGAPOKE, S.S., MONDAY, FEBKLAKY 1, 1926. NO. 11,711.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    292 1 Numerous cables, including one from fI.M. the X i 11 v and one from the Foreign Office, have been received m America thanking the Pres. Roosevelt's crew for their action m rescuing the crew of the Antinoe Pair*- 9. The (unarder Carmania and the Sarpedon wcr* m
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    EN VOYAGE.
    1439 1  -  FREE LANCE. SCOTLAND. It was at H». 45 a.m. <»n the 16 September. 192">, that we set out for what was to me I y fVNiMt adventure a motor trip to !:md and back and it was precisely at 1 a.m. on the l«th. when I caught Hf
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      158 1 SWALLOW ARLBLLS MARIE BISCUITS j RAFFLES HOTEL Round the World Cruise Empress of Scotland m port Tuesday 2nd Feb. ji j: M Empress of Scotland j I Cruise Ball 9.30 p.m. :j I'hone J92(t. A. V. PEATE. Manager. 5 > .',V.WAV I V.V.W < 1 > W.V.V.%'. WMWWIWWWVWMWWMWWWUWWM The World's
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      209 1 A BOON IN THE TROPICS! W O» ff 1 :J >" BRnninnmSss«SHa«lßnfMl^ •I WILLIAM GOSSAGE SONS, LIMITED. -I (Incorporated m England.) V ■"■"■"■"■"■'■"■"■"■"■"■"■"■"•"■"■"■"■"■"■"■"■"■W«Wb '•"■"■"■"•'■"•"■"■W«W«W«*«"»"""»"«"«"«"« B I The EUROPE HOTEL. I GRILL Specially innporlod pauUry 6k. game now available, N.B. There will not be an after-dinner dance on Saturday, February l.'Hh.
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      135 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. <'aps.tan ci^art'ttt's -Ta^e Gilktte safety raaon Pace •>. Small m\< and noticv< on paKe 7. deoraaee saU- at Frank* I>— l'aK<* Latest shipping on patres 10. 12 and I. CojlinC atlrartion- at Vi«toria Theatre Tape 2. LittleV I'«-nantr I. ranch i> now opear— This is kf mnant Wt-vk
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      7 1 WORLD RENOWNED SWALLOW ARIHTS, BISCIITS AND CAKES
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      77 1 THE WEEK. Hi^h Water, <>.:{ mjm~, ill" a.m. Scout- Rally, •'.'•vt. Hou-.'. 4.30 p.m. Box.nir. Hitppy Valley, i .l"> pjBL Smudmg, 'Mat. Hifh Water, ajn ll ...m. Rick Water, o.:»4 ii.m.. O.i: p.m. Legislative Commß, i»> bjm. Lanat Rather, Kvatt's. ?:<> .!i. '/"/<( sild it. 2nd. High Water, 1.18 a.m..
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      445 2 Buy Best British Brushes. MERITOR. Tooth and Dental Plate Brushes. Every Brush Guaranteed. Stockists MEDICAL HALL LTD. Singapore. THE HAPPY VALLEY LTD. The Town Amusement CENTRE MALAY OPERA. CINEMA. SIDE SHOWS S AMUSEMENTS. CLEARANCE SALE AT rRANKELb Victoria Street, ci!><> Raffles Place. FEBRUARY Ist to 15th. 1 remendouv Redactions Swashing
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      318 2 From Wednesday, 27th January, to Monday, Ist Februar\ ALHAMBRA" (Tan Cheng Kee Co., Ltd.. Proprietors.) In the Second Show at 9 p.m. OHstrlie OH&plin In his Latest and Greatest Comedy THE BIGGEST HE HAS EVER MADE A United Artists' Super Production THE GOLD RUSH IN 10 REELS. In this picture
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    JAVA PRESS CABLES.
    745 3 LANDSLIDE IN ISLE OF WIGHT. (From X.E.I. Papers). London, Jan. 23. The v. l-l:nown seaside place. Ventnor, has been the victim of an enormous landslide: it is estimated that moie*thaa 100,000 tuns >»f earth have fallen down so that ti e traffic- is completely interrupted. The mass
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    "PEARY AND THE NORTH POLE."
    502 3 I (To the Editor <>f the Observer). Dear Sir, Your correspondent "B" is toned m stating that Congress allowed Peary's claim and promoted him pear-ad-miral, but he is apparently unaware that In 1916 many Congressmen demanded that Peary's "admiral's uniform should be stripped from him,"
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      341 3 ■"M"^ Wl i Welcome Everywhere. Hlkicvcr kc goes (inuulpa is tin tokcrpil lit. As much as will cover uml soul tA' tin' party. \o one a ten cent piece taken m \<«:ir i resist Ins merry laughter and morning tea or coffee will dear your gtMni humour. Ask him what
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      14 3 i Names of successive defendants at Mansi held were: Black, Brown, Green, and White.
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      141 3 USE: BRITISH Tapered Roller Bearings. Most Efficient Readily Adjustable. Every Roller Gauged Accurately to within fk One-Twelvethousandth of an inch. j VL s, n th f a 'J Sole Distributing Agents: rr^^ Malayan Motors Agents m F.M.S. SINGAPORE. Messrs. WEARNE BROS., LTD.: Penang, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Malacca. WEARNE BROTHERS LIMITED,
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    THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS.
    358 4 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. The only Morning Daily m Malaya; t live "news'' paper 35-40 columns of news daily, also the best Medium for Advertising Delivered with the Chota Hazri each morning, with Latest Telegrams. Latest New? and Latest Announcements together with exclusive special features, "Pictures of the week" Serial
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    The mystery of mademoiselle
    1159 4  - The mystery of mademoiselle ASDFASDF SDFAF AF DSF WILLIA that they won't bother much more about it, and that Hutton girl is .sure to leuv« tilings alone when sne gets her brother irack." "I agree." said Voles. "Thy world isn't a safe place to live m while we've got him
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    GATHERING CLOUDS.
    842 4 GATHERING CLOUS. CHAPTER XXIII. When finally, Burnham had taken hi? departure the others continued to discusi the situation m a more or less despondent tone. Menton took no paint to conceal hi* bitterness tow arils the man who had just left them. "I thought wt- could always have relied on
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    CECILE TELLS A SECRET.
    1915 4 CHAPTER XXIV. While these discussions and dissensions were taking place m tne opposite camp, Joy and her colleagues were acting on more constiuctive lines. After she and barker hatl spoken together ai the hotel they repaired to Scotland i ard m order to consult inspector Ueritley,
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    SWALLOWED LIVE MOUSE.
    232 4 Kelt Stratrhinii m Throat' 24 Hour* Later. Itlacktuirn. Dec. 21. When Michael Ihvitl. a labour*-!-. .of Have lock Street. Blackburn, was m t < Havelock Hotel, a man EMM m with >me while itiiir. wfchli he offered for sal« Devitt. m a spirit of bravado, said ho
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      86 4 I A fresh pure j 1 body- builder I I Hdrtufe Maltal Milk 15 U I thx food for tvibto tiiat B I ttutHios haw kurrmi to 5 I body budding elements I essential for balnj> I I KcaUii.Hjrlu.kls 15 so I I easily digested that it 3 I 15
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      197 4 r 1 H■" The Great British Tonic for over 30 years Hall's Wine is lha o f equalled value m c ci ness. Everydrop*' bi.jod and feeds the nervr>. keeps you bright and quickly restores you t Free Winc£l««»e« A WinegUss to hold Hi V qj Yxrr with every Hall's
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    A PIONEER FORESTER OF NORTH BORNEO.
    1229 5 AN APPRECIATION OF D. U, MATTHEWS. (By Our Borneo Correspondent). S( me if the old hands In the lumbe.r trade v Eoimo ir.ay resent our describing Mr. D« M. MattVewi a the pioneer o r forestry D tiie country. Taking Forestry m its scientific,
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    LAWN TENNIS AT SEREMBAN.
    411 5 The large crowd who gathered t > witness the final m the Le Power Cup competition at the Sungcj UJong Club, Seremban, yes terday, were treated to v rare exhibition of c-iean, fast tennis. The standard of play was hijrh. Braddon and W lodhoose prevailed m
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    OLYMPIC GAMES MEDAL.
    241 5 The Olympic Games, wrhkh are to l>e lu-ld at Amsterdam m 11)28, will be marked by the striking of permanent prize medal, to be awarded to victorious competitors. It had been decided to hold a competition m order to tiled a design for the medal, and the
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      290 5 V.V.VAV'W/.VJ.V.V.V.V.W.V. \V.V.S%V-W-V.%V.V-V.V.V.\Wr 1 f sVbiHßblb^^bw -i k 1 II t^^^^f M W' >,Wh T I I J^ \s^C^B% BY vP^^^^^^B^^sHaV I ff Vr^i> I^ -—^^i^ssiaß^L^^^H f~ o~*-~'^0 ,ff V 'Si*' *^b^ —^dz^L^_^jg /ii I ICEBERG I PURE CREAMERY I BUTTER 1 I- OBTAINABLE FROM ALL PROVISION MERCHANTS. l\ •I Sole
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      378 5 Straits Settlements 7% Loan 1921-1926. Holders of Bonds of the above loan are reminded that their bonds are redeemable at par on Ist May, 1926 after which date all interest will cease whether payment of the principal has been demanded or not. It will be necessary for holders of REGISTERED
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    BOLSHEVISED CANTON.
    1188 6 RUTHLESS RUSSIAN METHODS. How the Minority Rules. Sir Percival Phillips, following a tour of Australia with the Press Conference, is now m China on behalf of the Daily Mail, making a thorough investigation into the causes of tne disorder and disruption m that great country whose markets have
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    JAPANES NEWS.
    158 6 IvanoflT Released. (By Courtesy of the Naryo NuhiNichi Shimbunsha.) Tokio. Jan. 2v It i> reported that M. Ivanoff has Jieen released. Japan's Rice Har\e*t. The actual receipts of rice for this y.ar amounted to 5,970.000 koku. which is an increase by per cent. a< compare«i wit't. last year.
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    ILLEGAL TRANSACTIONS IN COTTON
    146 6 .V»4 ArrcsJs m K<»mhay. Komha>. Jan. 22. Hk st-nsaticnal a not has been made of abovfl SM jH-rsons. alk'tred to be carryini: on ilk'jral transactions m unbaled cotton i-i ady and futuiv. IOMMni as t hy Katohakandi busineaa, all tkoac anvctod Ik'imj* nu-rnh t\< of an
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    SPLIT IN RANKS OF FRENCH "REDS."
    104 6 letter of Protest to .Moscow. London. Jan. Tl. Paris. Parliamentary lobbies are disculag the apparent split m the ranks of the French Communists, as 1 vealed by a lett i to Mdscow, signed by 250 Communists, includintr 11 out of 26 Communist deputies protesting
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      173 6 THIS IS REMNANT WEEK AT Remnants of Sale Goods m Every Department will be Cleared Regardless of Cost. Cr^Tssn=H^;i3Z2i;-:=:=:=:=:H:T£=;^-H-^;:^Sr=Sr=: .^.v.v.v.w.v.v.v«v.v.v.v.v.v.v..; 1 Jv.v. v.w.v.v. v.v.v.w.v.v.v.n-^ I TABLES FULL jj jj TABLES FULL jl OF GOODS AT jj jj OF GOODS AT I IvJ cts. Each. /j ets. Each. i| <\V,V.NV.'. I.Vl
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      242 6 3,000 PILE SUFFERERS CURED IN TEN MONTHS Three thousand pile sufferers cured m t m ten months This is th«- record Vleck's Absorptive I'ii.e Pi.asma wh V'* s never failed to cure all for Fissure, Prolapse. Tumours, i and all rectal troubles. This wonderful Abs, Plasma it curing cases of
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    SOVIET THREAT TO INDIA.
    1114 7 REDS' PENETRATION INTO AFGHANISTAN. (B\ Lt.-Gvn. Sir Geoijre MacMunn.) The news that Soviet forces have captured the Afghan post of Darkbad and occupied territory between the branches of the river Oxus will deepen the anxiety caused to the Government of India and the Commander-in-Chief during the
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    BOXING.
    515 7 A DISAPPOINTING SHOW. The Tenebro Santos vs. Domy Santos contest at the Happy Valley on Saturday nitfht was not m any way a success. Domy was, a.s many predicted, no match for the ex-featherweight champion af the Orient. The iijdit did not last a round. Tenebro set out at
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    AN INDIAN RUMOUR POUND TO BE THE TRUTH.
    209 7 "Water that Hums." Sc-:ittl Planes which ihool high m tho air from po '1 of c«i!d, salty water, m Green River Canyon, 36 nilei south-eaal •>;' Seattle, are attracting much attention. T s watt r m the J><><>l. whicli is about feet
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    SINGAPORE BOY SCOUTS.
    398 7 INSPECTION BY HIS EXCELLENCY AT GOVERNMENT HOISE. Th.re was quite a smart turn ou: of local 2oy Scouts, c< mplete with their band, at Government H< us i on Saturday afternoon when His BxeeflMKy the Governor. Sir Laurence .Guillemard, Chief Scout for Malaya, insp.< cted the troops
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    PROFESSORS OF PLUMBING .
    227 7 PROFESSORS OF PLUMBING I imtr-iitj m Teach a New "flat Art." "l>\\ H. c. Leake, Ptofessoi of IMuml.inOxon." This is what an expert plumber may shortly put m a braes plate befall his front door. America has decided thai plumbing is «»nt- of tin- fiiu- uts, and a "chair" <if
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    NO "VAMPS" IN NIGERIA.
    162 7 Official Film ti Correct Wrong Impressions. The Nigerian Government, moving: :i Irifle m advance of the home Government. baa associated itself with film-production. It is co-operating with British Instructional Films, Ltd.. makers of the famous war-films. "Ypres." "/eehrujrire." :tll d .\rma«-t ddon," m the pr >duction
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      451 7 BUSINESS CARDS. a 9 y* i Mease Send for the Illustrated 5 I Catalogue of Musical Instruments. I SEASON CO., LTD. J ill and 113, North Bridge Road. < sr FUNERALS? SINIiAPORE CASKET CO. KXPERT UNDERTAKERS." TELEPHONE 75. j# CARS FOR HIRE. Great Reduction m Rates THE ASIATIC MOTOR CAR
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      553 7 NOTICES. TEJA MALAYA TIN DREDGING CO., LTD. Tin' undersi^ru'd art- authorised to accent calls, payable Ist February. IfM, at the rate of .")>-. per -hare on the shares ot thy abovenamed Company. Remittances :\t '2< 4d. to the should be accompanied by Allotment Letters tor the purpose of indorsation. GUTOUE
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      740 7 TENDERS. WAR DEPARTMENT CONTRACTS. Sealed tenders will be received at Headquarters Office, Fort Canninjr. at 10 a.m. on Monday l"»th February 1926. for: Bread. Meat. Groceries. Cold Storage Svpplier. Ihispital and Detention Barrack Sappl Non-European Supplie-. Forare. And at 10 a.m. on Wednesday 17th February H»2o, for: Fuel and I.ijrht.
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      BIRTH.
      20 8 MAWSON. Di Januar) 30th, 1926, I th H Sini .t< Mr. and m C. G. M»« son, .i daughter.
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      MARRIAGE.
      32 8 SANSOM-OENHAM. On thr 31M •<■ l .v Presbyterian Church, Bordiffluly, by il"- B< Ei ikii Nkol. 0.8 E Cha U' 8 Supei inUrndenl of v n|fll p ||i f Mil Sophia I-
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WONDAY FEBRUARY 1, 1926. Comment on the Week.
    671 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WONDAY FEBRUARY 1, 1926. Comment on the Week. The plan <>t sending to the Singapore Naval Baae <»iv- «»i the xvt^x floating clocks arhkh were taken over from Germany was formerly otfk-iul-ly voiced m Parliament. The latest news by the mail ia that the Admiralt> has called
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    452 8 Customa ifv»-mu- for th<- year r.«2.". <h<»w> ,r increase of approximately 1 1 lilli nji ovei 1924. Mr \s Miller. <-f th* Chaadu Department, Servmbaa, ii brfa« ■eriourtj ill m tin Seremban European Hospital. The Hon. Mr. < teaMirt Emeriti awl Mrs. Everitt, who went to Hoa Hin. Siam. fot
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    THE CHIEF JUSTICE.
    987 8 SIR WILLIAM MIRISOVS RETURN. Supreme Court Welcome. Sir William Murison returned fro;n leave by the P. and O. Mantua on Saturday and took his scat for iht first t".me or Saturday morning: as Chief Justice of the Straits Settlements. He was welcomed Dy a Tull t attendance
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    THE SWATOW TROUBLE
    88 8 STRIKE PICKET R lL £s m TRICK WITH Sl\< IAPORF (From Our Own Swatow's strik< ho following: No <h:t from Hontrkonu a:i<i Ma. to load tT unload < arlard, hut hQige, tc., hi- picket's MMMMMtim illowed la |to mk* frtsh water. Ship- f» kok and Saigon via
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    CARMANIA AND SARPEDON IN COLLISION.
    23 8 I < '»cl«in. J4IL 3] t. Th< < ;.r!n;i' when -In- VU The B i\ sail and a th'iroujr? exa
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    THE FRANC STILL FALLING.
    60 8 [R«'Ut<-r >• fan*. Jan. T' -ji r. m asurt" t < bed fmx wa- th»- t«-xt of a ■ppaaJhsl t(1 tn< ■Mnhi Government^ n»ea« 1 ne» crisis would awai aac mi>ef\. U- i thai BMI pear w.<- w« rth I an<i •n v wa« H l».
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    234 8 LOCAL HIKES. IMIK KM \N M I V< KHK l\^\^^ Own < IVnanu. Jan. rb c asm witi. oertnV >an< Th< \n th« H 1 1 viri svm 1 BItI%ITHK \i WIK (I- ir Own < IVnann. Jan. 31. it eerd uowd* al naW I i'< <«i\a! ai r. ang
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      61 8 I Parf urns de Luxe OOTY |i Chypre J Origan J Rose Jacqueminot !j Paris J Emeraude 1 EAU DE COTY j! to be had from aH dealers -J < D\ipire Brothers. .1 %v!w. I MSV.V.WWiWMiVWM v^a xts i/^ Jmbbwimm\ Wk \ll fciv'r m m Xi^^gg^j^^S^as^qiMißfcW Sole Affc»nts THE BORNEO
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    ADVICE RE CHINA.
    154 9 STRONG COMMITTEE. SH AL'STEN WKUOMES roNSTRITTION. f ßeuter's Service.] London. Jan. 30. t has oeen formed under the .:-ship of Lord S-uthborough. styled Committee" r'or the purpose of S ths political situation m the Far BJttlM representations to he Gov- occasion demands. .ithborojgh has written to Sir
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    ITALY ADOPTS LOCARNO.
    51 9 ITALY ADOPTS LOC ARNO. fKfiit -*j ."Vrvice.' itnmt'. Jan. M. milht has 254 v..U-> to \-IK\IION Af.MNSI (.KKMANS Komt-. Jan. 2*». I i iMMtt, thf Bta r rated against i ..i«rn m •i the principal itiw t>. i man Kmba>sy I iv < r rman nt*wvtakta l>y the prtilioa d
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    COLOGNE EVACUATION.
    31 9 llii'i: i>tfu-iai Service]. Ruuby. Jan. 30. Ti lias been f«»rht Amha»utioi> >nfvrhe C >hnrne Zone will \te com•Jariuary :i<t. Tht* which >tal l»s> than fitrht i m th«- Wu---
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    A NOVELIST DEAD.
    134 9 [Kcuto Sei vice.] I omi'Mi. Jan. '.<• d el UM iK'Velist. < i-ortre. Mr, who wi« born of Ittl m i'ai is ->n March 20th., l.or .Jmp publicacavcrr. -peci »l •pen i". Kranct >;.;:■ H m>\\m! m the •.rd lurir _i the war wa> Seen th MinUt
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    VARIOIS.
    81 9 VARIOUS. I :er'i Service.] I -ton. Northern Rhodesia. Jan. 29. ••l»hani W«< arrived ««n his I ••rtn I'rai.i. .•!> \erde. Jan. 30. I :-h airiru'.n. F«ar.ci«. departed ft»r I iVrnambut-o. Jan. 31. I h-i- virtually U*en again I at Fernando Xoron- Spanish aeroplane pil«>tt-<l by I which lei't Cap* Verde
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    PORTUGUESE DEBT .
    27 9 PORTUGUESE DEBT Ifßeunr'.- Service.] Rugby. Jan. 29. N <>"Mnii.».->ion t;> negotiate f that country'- war debt is arrive London on February unt owed i- approximately millions sterling.
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    THE SOVIET MOVES.
    67 9 CHANG AFFAIR. DONT DO IT AGAIN. [Renter's Service.] Moscow. Jan. 30. The Chinest Charge d'Affaires has delivered a note to M. Chicherin stating that tht latttr's telegram was twice telegraphed lo Chang Tso-lin urging the necessity of settling the dispute. V.. Chichtiin replied hoping that the Chinese
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    SOVIET AND AFGHANISTAN.
    73 9 [Reuter's Service.] Paris, Jan. 30. The Soviet Ambassador announces that .he Afghan -Soviet incident has been fin- j ally settled. The Soviets have decided to i withdraw their troops from the disputed J island m th. River Oxus and agreed to its provisional occupation by Afghan troops.
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    THE STINNES FLEET.
    108 9 [Renter's Service.] Btrmm, Jan. M. 1 he sum of 27.0;in.nH) marks is the agreed a Ist th purchase of Stinnes" Meet, of which SjßMuMi is i ayable m cash, and mortingas to the value of 21.000,000, held l>y Dutch capitalists, will be taken over by the new
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    AMERICA COMES IN.
    87 9 [Keuter*i Ser\-ice.] (l«neva. Jan. Ml The Seer, tary of State. Mr. Kellogg, hai t .rmally communicated to tht* President of he Council of he League of Nations America's acceptance of the ir.vitation to participate m the work of the committee which will prepare for the hisarmameiit (on-
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    AMERICAN AIRSHIPS.
    81 9 [Beater's Service.] Washington. Jan. 2M. Admiral M >n*Vtt discussed with the House i naval committee the Navy's plan f<>r exaessmng fourteen million dollars m the next i fwt: year the programme including 1 the J tnnsliu timi of two dirigibles of six million Cubic fet t capacity, costing
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    MISSIONARY SIPPORT FOR FENG.
    27 9 [Renter'- Seivice.l Toronto. Jan. 30. Mr. Jonathan Goforth. ex-I'reshyterian ■iwiwiTJ m China, departs for China shortly to become chaplain to General Kent's army.
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    EXPLORING NEW GUINEA.
    151 9 Reuters Service.] Hataxia. Jan. 29. The Anwirifo Dntrti expedition haa bew socially warned to take the utmost precautions owinir to the uncertain attitude of the Papuan natives to foreigners. The expedition is heinu: organised under the ausf :i»> <»t" a Dutch Indies committee f:>r cientitic research, for
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    79 9 Amonc the various entertainments which will take place m England m honour of Lord Irwin. the Vicer>y-Designate, before his departure for India will be a dinner rrranged by members of his three colleges —Eton, Christchurch, and All Souls. This has been fixed for Tuesday, the 9th Febru- ary, and will
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    ATANTIC RESCURES.
    567 9 HEROIC WORK. NEW YORK THRILLED. [Reuter's Service.] New York, Jan. 29. England ard America are ringing with the news of the heroic rescue of the crew of the Antinoe. which, m terse seamen's language of the President Roosevelt's captain. Fried, forms a thrilling epic of the sea, beginning
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    U. S. COLLIERY ACCIDENTS.
    95 9 [Reuter's Service.] IlirminUham. Alal>ama. Jan. 30. It is feared that thirty-eight miners were killed as the result of an explosion m a coal mine near Helena. Ten bodies have been recovered. Sixty-three men were m the mine at the time of the explosion, of whom twenty-five
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    HIGH FLYING.
    120 9 [Renter*! Service.] New York. Jan. 30. If the raperduurgei had been ftnetfoning properly Lieutenant Mac-ready, who yesterday spectacularly be*! the American alti- tilde record, claims that he would easily have beaten the world record of 89,596 feet established by the Frenchman, M. Callise. Macready reached 85,900 after ninety
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    EMPIRE WORK.
    158 9 MR. AMERY DISCUSSES. SCOPE FOR TRADE. [Reuter's Service.] London, Jan. 29. Entertained at luncheon by the Sheffield Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Amery, Secretary of State for the Colonies, surveying Empire trade, urged a comprehensive policy regarding migration of population, movement of capital and the use of markets. He
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    EMPIRE PREFERENCE.
    119 9 [British Radio Official Service]. Rugby. Jan. If. Mr. Amery, Secretary for the Dominions, addressing the Sheffield Chamber of Com- i merce, said that the capacity for expansion of trade within the Empire was infinitely greater than that <»f our foreign trade, both j iwing to natural conditions and
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    THE FOREIGN MINISTER.
    139 9 I Reuter's Service.] London. Jan. 29. Sir Austen Chamberlain has arrived from Paris. KKSI'.MKS LABOUB& [British Radio— Official Service]. Rugby. Jan. '2V. Sir Austen Chamberlain. Foreign Sec retary. accompanied by his bob, arrived m London this evening from Paris. Replies have n- >w been received from the
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    FATE OF OSBORNE.
    116 9 [British Radio Official Service]. Hugh). Jan. 2^. Osborne Naval College m the hie cf Wight, which has been derelict since April i 1921 when the cadetfl were removed U> Dartmouth, is likely to U* disposed of by Government ihortly. Negotiations for the j purchase -if the buildings
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    BY-ELECTIONS.
    135 9 [ReuterV Service.] London, Jan. 30. The by-election itt Dumbartonshire, necessitated by the promotion of the Conservative. Mr. I). I*. Fleming, to a Scottish Judgeship, resulted as follows: Colonel Thorn (Conservative) 12.050 Mr. VV. H. Martin (Labour) 11.(110 Mr. Reid (Liberal) 2.14(*» Conservative Majority 1.070 (No Change) London. Jan. M.
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    FRAMROZ HOCKEY CUP. .
    164 11 FRAMROZ HOCKEY CUP. Three teams hav3 entered for this competition, viz. V.M.C.A., Police and Raffles Institution, and the programme will be as follows: Monday, Feb. 1 -V.M.C.A. vs. R.1., R.I. Ground. Thursday, Feb. 4.— Police vs. R.1., Y.M. C.A. Ground. Mor.day, Feb. B.— Y.M.C.A. vs. Police, R.I. Giound. Thursday, Feb.
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    AUSTRALIAN RACING RESULTS.
    250 11 Port Adelaide (up. of 3,500 suvs. 1 mile B fur. 74 yds. Lemma, U. 4, 1; Parvista, 5.2, l\ Our Saint. 7.7. 1 Won by 1% k'lipths. third head away. Time. 3.3 H. Lemma. with X.3, won this event last year m 3.3. AJ.C. Summer Cup, 1
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    TENNIS MATCH AT QUEEN'S CLUB.
    74 11 (Jood Stand Atjainst French "Stars." London, Jan. 22. At the annual lawn tennis match between Queen's Club and the Sporting Club Dc Paris, the latter led at the end of the first day by four matches to two. The outstanding results were: Spence beat Lebesnt
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    RUGBY COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.
    22 11 London. Jan. 21. In the Kuui'V County Championship Warwickshire beat N« rth Midland- by points to fi at Coventry.
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    TOURIST TROPHY RACES.
    69 11 I'se of Alcohol as Fuel Excluded. London. Jan. 22. A question involving a threatened trade ban, and therefore the pouiMt enaetllatioi <>f the I9M Tourist Trophy races, has been settled at a meeting ot the Auto-Cyeh Union Committee and Motor Cycle Manu facturers' Union. It trafl resolved
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    CAMBRIDGE VARSITY 1926 STROKE.
    70 11 Wonsbnuiuh I nable to Row This Year. London. Jan. 22. Some weeks of speculation regarding the intentions of last year's Cambridge stroke, Wansbroujrh, have ended m a definite statement that he will not be included m the 1926 eight owing to injuries to his back sustained
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    GOLF OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.
    64 11 [Reuters Service.] New York, Jan. 29. It is understood that Barnes, Sarazen, Hagen, Diegel. Mac-Smith and Farrell will compete m the British open championship at Lytham on June 21st. Magistrate at Preston Police Court to mother of youth who has stolen a bicycle: DoM he stay out
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    RUBBER CONTROVERSY.
    830 11 HOOVER WIDE OF THE MARK. (From Our Own Correspondent). London, Dec. 31. The controversy still raging m America >ver the effect of our rubber restriction leaves us cold, and it is cynical comment :hat the United States cotton growers are now proceeding to restrict cotton output. Most of
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    AMERICAN TOURISTS1 VANDALISM.
    63 11 AMERICAN TOURISTS 1 VANDALISM. Damage Batavian Temple with Hammer. London, Jan. 22. The Batavia Police have issued warrants ■gainst four American tourists, including a lady, who, it is stated, tried to demolish the beautiful relief platts of the famous Borobuour Temple with a hammer. The Americans declare that they wished
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      691 12 SINGAPORE-NEW YORK SERVICE OF THE NEDERLAND STEAMSHIP COMPANY, -ROTTERDAM I l 0 Yn* HOLLAND AMERICA LINE. A MI Sailings on fixed dates via Suez to New Yoik and Bottm, s.s. MADOERA dv-> t s.s. VEENDYK t s.s. DELI du<Mi Cargo is also accepted to Philadelphia, Baltimore, and to l/.> a
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      701 12 MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. Kuala Pahang, Pekan, Sungei Lembing and Kuantan (via Gemas and Jerantut) every Monday, Tuesday Thursday and Friday 6 a.m. Bangkok every Thursday 6 a.m. Kota Tinggi, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, lpoh, Taiping, Penang and Kedah 6 a.m. Kelantan every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday 6 p.m. Kota Tinggi
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      837 12 SHIPPING NOTES. When the Hector rrrived at Penang last week it was lepofted to the authorities that a lady had disappeared overboard during the voyage. The N.Y.K. mail and passenger steamer Fushimi Maru, left Colombo on 28th inst. and is due at this port on Feb 2nd. She will probably
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    THE NAVY ENTERTAINS.
    953 14 JCYS OF CHRISTMAS PARTY. 'The pleasure of your company," said tho invitatic n cards, ''is requested on board from 3 until 6.30 p.m. on the occasion of a Chiistmas Party." Considerably before the appointed time, however, chief petty officers with their •rives, children, and friends have started
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    PROSPECTS FOR 1926.
    1079 14 IMPROVED TRADE PREDICTED. iFron Our Own Correspondent). London. Her. 30. With the end of Christmas we an- now drawing on? attention io the New Year ami then- are all >oit.- <>f predictions as to the outlook. On the whole they are rather more optimistic than niijrht be
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    PUSSYFOOT JOHNSON LOOS AROUND
    211 14 Chance*. Prohibition m Kur«pt. 1 I. Johnson h;>--i i. r.cinn and is not m fIMM >f mind about utry. "When Knplar.d i- I NyT* fci ..>ked during an int« representative. Oh. I d<>r."t kn-'\v. I* h< replied, smiling: faintly thnujrh h;s FW ■••t S:t the rain.
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    20 14 In England s mv pwl the life |h-M, I bably the greatest bridge U^<- Mr. C V. Ci- Mastt-n -an.
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      299 14 "TOP NOTCH" l£//uSiu/ "The 19* Hole THE DISTILLERS AGENCY, LTD.. EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND. isZ^l Are You Affected that way? ciLjE^ I— l lX> yoU vt r noticed how J P much bcttCf you can wurk. i>r walk, or play, when you feel quite well: Yes; and nsc twice as much CiKfgJf
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      226 14 I ~~i The Wander Working Zone of Kelvination il 'it t 1\ i V a I a^akMKa. '^^A^*iafla^^.. fS I v > J J \\]j|^fn which foods keep fresh for days Just a few decrees below the temperature up" until they almost fall apart &t the C of the ordinary
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    ERASER & CO.. EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS.
    499 15 ERASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS. SATURDAY. JANUARY soth. •Irked.? d llarS UnleBB MINING. Batang Parian,? Til/ 1^,., g?^S? U§ 150 Johan Tin -q VV Kaniunting (i> m. Kwita Tin !g I J*J" Kucha] IMb. ($1) ijyg Kucha, Ords. <*i, ufg jj JJ; Malayan Collieries (10) 89.00 39.50 Mambaua c>l>
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 15 January Ml Bank 4 m .s. 4 15.32 Bank demand 2 4 X Private credits 3 m.s. 2 4 11-16 New York, demand 56% Credits 90 day- 58% France, demand 147. r > India, T. T. 154^ Honpkonjr, demand 3» 4 p. c Prem. Yokohama, demand 12tf» 4 Java,
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    PRODUCE.
    206 15 January :iO. Tin 150 Ton- $lSt% CwWw 15.00 Pepper Whit..- 7i.<"» Pepper Black HjM r !:ikt Tapioca I'« arl Saga Small rt.75 Copra |a.M Copra Sundi <-i l i .ir> opium, Benares ur.t 4.000 Rice, Lkwg Hin Chan Mark lli-d Baglc 1 Now) 330 Rice, Siam old Nc i
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    JAPANESE MILL LABOUR.
    465 15 i have received further c nirteou? letter from Mr. K. Sato, tht Secretary of the Japanese Delegation t<> t'.«* [ttternatioa :il Labour Office, <n the controversy Respecting Japanese factory conditions. Mr. Sato explains that when h< wrote that most of t! v- cotton mills ad i »t
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    240 15 ROSE MACPHAIL COS REPORT. (L. R. Macphail) Singapore, Jan. 30. UuhhtT.— 2s IOUd. Lp Ltal 1.1-. »«n. t270 l."»s. liown l.'.s. Bobber shares arc steadier with fai! quiry. Mining stocks continue quiet and industrials and Loans art- wanted at quotations. Kubfctr*.— BuKii Jelotong-s made l.lfl and Jeram
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    GUTHRIE'S REPORT.
    80 15 Singapore. Jan. 30. Thr Commodity touched low point m the eaily part of the wh-k, the fall coinciding with a heavy increase m London Stock* to 10,136 t.inv. Bear coverinjc induced a slight mllv, lu\ the loin- of the market is none too confident m view of the
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    NORTH BORNEOCOCONUTINDUSTRY.
    148 15 Ai the pwm| tinn copra i.» tlu fourth important product of British North Borneo. Progress m the cocs-nut industry during the last decade has l» <n iapiti. and shipments ofeoara have rim m value Irani tl :.<;<;«• m 1<»14 to C7S,7tt m 1954, while tht- a llttivatiolL has
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    JAVA SUGAR CROP.
    119 15 lit v ivvised estimate issued hy ih< Associated Su>rar Mills «rives the 1! J" ntgmr crop of Java as ahout 2jN2*7tC ton-. |*1m M output from the non -associated ■Mills t -stiniatiMl at appr >\iinately 242.807 ton>. This niakf> v ti>ta! estimattMi pr.»- iiution br li<2."> of
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    PANJAM LIMITED
    57 15 The following furthir i-jwaid lift hay, In-en made i n behalf of the abov, Company: .'5O tons Singapore Standar.i Kffcfcftd Smoki'd Sheet, deliv.iy ]H \nn< monthly Aprii-Ji;ne. Iftt at $1.1:5 pm lb. H 'mis SmcapoiV Standanl Ril.U'd Riofctd Slutt and Pa! Crepe, tlrlivt i y 10 tons monthly
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    38 15 Singapore. Jan. .{O, 1 1 .:i0 a.m. Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Spot 1.1."> Lls»*; Feb-March 1.14 1.14 April-June 1.11 1.12: July -Si-pt. LOT 1 l.tix. London Quotation Sheet 2s lOd. Market Faster.
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      91 15 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. f lncorporated m England bj Royal Charttr A. D. 1720). FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINB Fidelity Guarantee— Administration Bonds Singap^t Representa-ivr Messrs. BARLOW Co, Messrs. HARRISONS, BARKER CO., Ltd- HARTEREP BANK CHAMBERS (Ist floor* A GORDON LEE, Resident Manager. M -ms. Cuihrie and Co. (Kuala Lumpur) are m
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    RUGBY.
    121 16 COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI -FIN A LISTS. [Free Press Exclusive Cable.- Copyright]. London. Jan. 30. Lancashire. Hampshire and Gloucestershire are three of the semi-finalists m the < ssmty Championship, they having WOn the matches i.n Saturday which make them Uatk-rs of their respective Division>. Lancashire had as opponents Yorkshire last
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    CLUB RESULTS.
    121 16 The Harlequins and the Army met at Twirfcrsmam and slier rood match thi (.^uins won by 22 points to 16. The match between th London Se«>tti>h .nd Oxford University was very dose alT;tir. tht- l>ark Blues b«inir only beaten by the oasi point m IT. The Li^ht Blue-
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    LAWN TENNIS MATCH.
    126 16 ■JOMANCI OK SOI TH AKKII AN TO I R rVeai Kmlu >\e Cable. Copyright]. I mi. -ii. Jan. 30. M m K. McKaae and Mr. L A. Godfree, the British lawn tennis playei-. havt Sen married ;.t Kiinl<-i ley. This i< the MCOad '"maf h" m which
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    43 16 UHCOL2CBUU AM) NATION \l FAVOI RITKS. [Frat Prow Bwrrwfrt Cable. Copyright]. London. Jan. -\O. Coraai hi the n: favourite for the Lincolnshire Harditap. which is t«» be run «n Wedne><iay. March 24ih. F»>r the (Iran*! National. Old Tay Blidgt b present favouriv.
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    BILLIARDS.
    26 16 \K W.MAN HUTS SMITH. [Free I'n- K\c!u>.\» Cable. Copyright.] London. Jan. 30. Playing level m a Match >f 1t5.00i) points, :ir. heal Smith by .">_'T.
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    PROFESSIONAL RACQUETS FINAL.
    26 16 PROFESSIONAL RACQUETS FINAL. JOHNSON BEATS ARNOLD. [FrM Press Exclusive (able.— Copyright I undo,,. Jan. 30. Ir. the Professional >quash Racquets Fina Johnson defeated Arnold 2 l.
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    HOCKEY.
    95 16 1)1 IJI.IN AKSn V TOl K. i 1 Exchnhr« Cable.^-Copyrigbt.] London. Jan. 30. In the courM.- «>f their tour the Dublir University hockey team defeated both I'ni-ver-itirs, Cambridge by 4 tfoals to 1, and Oxford by goak to 1. They lost 1 S to the H.A.C. but defeated Wimbledon
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    34 16 The X i.ruary Indies Spoon will b< played thi> afternoon ..v r the first nim holes. The February Medal will be played foi next Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 6 and 7.
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    CRICKET IS WEST-ISDIES
    63 16 [Reuters Service.] I'ort of Spain, Jan. .11. The wi-ather was tine Jni\ there wer< 0.000 spectators present on the opening daj of the second Test match. The West In dies were all out for 27."). the chief scored being Brown. <74 -md Dewhurst (.">5). Th« M.C.C. ha<i
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    THE F.A. CUP.
    359 16 NUMEROUS SURPRISES. Th<» Failure of Liverpool and Birmingham. [Reuter's Service.] London. Jan. 26. The following are tin- results m the fourth round of Che K. A. Cup which were played to-day: Swansea 'J, Stoke <*• Cardiff 0. Newcastle 2. rulhani Liverpool I. Nolts County I, New Brighton
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    LEAGUE RESULTS.
    167 16 IM.YMOITH BBATE!S \l HOUR fßeuter's Service !.<imi«.n. Jan. M. Tin following :»»< the ie»ults «<f the Matches played to-day m the Knirli>h and Scottish League*: |>i\isinn I. W.st Ham 1. Leed* K\«-r;«'ti 1, Leicester 0. lM\i»ion 11. r,laik|H.oi Bradford City Darlington i. 1 1 1 Vale <». Hull
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    GARRISON SQUASH TOURNAMENT.
    127 16 The following are the ties n the Garrison Squash Racquets Tournament (handicap): First Round: Major Walker vs. Meat. Hcville. I.ieut. Laim-m-e vs. Lieut. Hourke. Second Round: Lieut. Breeds vs. (apt. Brown John. (apt. Stevenson vs. (apt. Rohde. Ccl Haseldine vs. Capt. Johnstone. Lieut. Thornton vs. Lieut. Matthews.
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    786 16 ANNUAL DINNER. The Somerville Bowl. The annual dinner of the club was a ttin^ prelude to the week-end. His ExeUency the Cdauaodore, Sir Laurence luillemard, X.C.8., was m command and J tinjif ably supported by his flat* officers, a ijrht merry evening was spent by members r>(i friends. His
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    114 16 SCC. vs. AIM The following will represent S.C.C. against the A.P.C. OR Wednesday: T. H. Holy mk. W. McMullan. O. R. S. Bateman. R. K. Cox, P. Cave, Dr. C. Carson, R. K. Prentis, If. (i. Marriott. Lt. C. H. Beville. D. R. A. HoMyn, J. N. Wainwright. S.C.C.
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    IPOH GYMKHANA CLUB.
    346 16 FIRST DAY'S RESULTS. (From Oui Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Jan. 30. The Gymkhana Club's meeting opened here Lo-day m fine v.vather and before a good attendance. It proved a favourites' day. Ar. objection was lodged m the last race, bat it was dismissed. The following were the results:
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    68 16 The following \m the Election Caauaittee for the current year: Messrs. J. i>. Saun,l,, K. M. Webb. B. S. Manmsaih, J. A. Klias. K. Page, J. K. George T. I. M. Gordon, A. E. Odell A. G. Anthony. H. M. Cantrell, O. P. GrMHh-Joaes H. Kl ■•hick.
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    72 16 The Singapore Polo Club is holding an American toumajaent on the :ird. »"»th. K'th and 11th of this moti b, m which Singapore and Johcr. pfa^rert will take part. It i> the last toumanwnt m which player- from the Royal Sussex Begiroent can take part. On Saturday.
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    LOCAL WEDDING.
    121 16 The mdrtint was lolomnissd at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd on Saturday morninjr, the Rev. Father Kuaudel officiating, of Mr. George IVriy, of the Municipal Htalth Depojrtmeat, and Misi loofrphiiu' Reutoßs, dsufhter of Mr. looepk 1* liiutcns. retired ■ecoimftoJrt of the Sarawak Government A largolyHittoßded rocuptioa was
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    61 16 Orders for week ending Jan. .'>th. Tuesday, 2nd. Signalling. Wireless and Ambulance Classes, f> p.m. Headquarters. Friday, f>th. Band Practice. Flutes ."> to 0 p.m. Drums and Bugles 6 to 7 p.m. "> p.m. Headquarters. FRANK C SANDS, Commissioner. Printed and published by Walter Makepeace at the
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