The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 11 March 1927

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    13 1 Singapore Free Press II ENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S., FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1927. NO. 12,050.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    339 1 The Shanghai police raided the headquarters of the Postal Workers' Union and effected 79 arrests Page 0. A panic has been created in the Kuamintang by the threat of a coup d'etat against the Left Wing by Chiang Kai Shek— Page 9. Handbiljs in Hindustani urging Indian
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    MEDICAL STUNTS.
    1037 1  -  Nothing is sacred to the enterprising journalist. This fact is popularly attributed to the Amei icanisation of the press in recent times, but the tiuth is that journalism was bound sooner or later, as a commercial institution, to become, even in the moat conservative quarters, what a superficial
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      176 1 BRITISH AND BEST S IJMAVPOLE MARGARINEij lor TABLE USE. [Raffles Hotel] X Saturday at 8.15 p.m. Special Engagement |\IADAM andMONSIEUR m m m fi m M M WORLD RENOWNED DANCERS) j: Diner Dansant $3.50 Non-Diners $1.50 ji > Res* i u»n> Please Phone 2920. .1. WILLIAMS, Manager. .M l^^^^^^^^^^^^^v.v.^^^^^^v^v.^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^v.^v.^■■FV^^^ 45
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      204 1 IP A, Rf fl VARNISH STAIN Produces a transpare nt, mirror-like finish on all woodwork. It stains, varnishes and preserves in one operation. Recommended for all fine interior woodwork, because its combination of high grade varnish with permanent colours makes it preservative and at the same time transparent, thus showing
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      69 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Heifetz at Theatre Page 2. Shipping: on page? 10. 12 and 13. Assistant on rubber estate wanted Page 7. Stenographer-Secretary wants post Page 7. Radox bath salts. Anglo-Siam Corporation Page 6. Insure with the Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation Page 16. Notices: Chamber of Commerce Rubber Assn. Meeting;
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      8 1 < VWVIrWIrWWVWWVWWVvj SWALLOW ARIELLS i; "CHERRY RIPE" j! !wyvkVAVwv.\v.v.vv.v-\v>
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      204 1 THE W r EEK. Friday, llth. Hijrh Water. 3.15 a.m.. 8.1, 4 5 *i p.m. 6.7. Malacca: Hiprh Tide, 12.10 a.m.. 5.5. 12.30 p.m.. Dutch homeward mail doses, 1 p.m. W. Canadian I'.S.A. mail? dose, 2 p.m. P. O. Homeward mail train 4 p.m. Inter-Com-Cup: A. (Jiltillan's vs. Robinson'-. S.C.C.
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    659 2 Mr, A. BaUentine, of the Firestone Rub Serenaban, has proceeded to Sh s"-.:; 1 ■/< n a business visit, expected to last about two months, say- the Malay Mail Th< D -iv Controller of Labour, Pen:.m>_ egraphed that 1,686 labourers had arrived l the Talanaba, >>t' whom 819 were a':
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      244 2 ASPRO TABLETS. GIVE CERTAIN RELIEF IN Rheumatism Headache Influenza Sleeplessness. Does not affect the" heart. Wholesale and retail from the Importers MEDICAL HALL LTD., 3. BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. PHE HAPPY VALLEY LTD. ALL LADIES PENANG OPERA. THE NYO NYA'S BANGSAWAN." The Finest Display in the Orient. r IRE WORKS (Weather
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      251 2 VICTORIA THEATRE j SINGAPORE. ONE RECITAL ONLY TUESDAY, MARCH loth., AT 9.30 P.M. OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST MASTER OF THE VIOLIN HEIFETZ Accompanist j ISIDOR AOHRON PRICES: Stalls $6 and $4, Circle $6, Gallery $2. Hfifetz finds it impossible to arrive in time to give the recital announced for Monday,
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      234 2 ANOTHER STRONG THREE-FEATIRE PR(K.r AMm From Wednesday, 9th., to Monday, 14th Man h h ALHAMBRA (Tan Cheng Kee Co.. Ltd.. IVoprittdi A GOLDWYN-GBORGE FTTZMAURICE h du P i*p s p n t i ?i f RONALD COLMAN and BLANCHE SWEI In an adaptation of the novel by May K«:. His
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    MR. EUGENE CHEN.
    710 3 China's Man of the Moment. A CHARACTER SKETCH Some years ago I travelled in the TransSiberian express from Moscow to Harbm in the company of Mr. Eugerle Chen. We occupied the same compartment for ten days and nights, our seats being convertible into sleeping-berths. We had not
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    WAR DEBTS 'NEGLIGIBLE.'
    149 3 Striking Declaration by Mr. Mellon. Mr. Mellon, Secretary of the U.S. Trea- sury, in an interview at Rome, declared that the position of inter-Allied debts will gradually lose its seriousness. "In the next ten years the economic development of the wcrld will be formidable," said Mr. Mellon.
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    CONTROL OF CHOLERA.
    512 3 Sir Leonard Rogers's Warning. INOCULATION FOR PIfcGRIMS. "I earnestly appeal to the administrative and sanitary authorities in the United Provinces and the Punjab to lose no time in protecting the pilgrims by anti-cholera injection in their district before they are allowed to proceed on their very perilous
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    SCHOOLS IN SPAIN.
    306 3 Government's Vast Plans. Madrid. Jan. 18. Th*? Spanish Government has approved the Budget and the extraordinary estimates of the Ministry of Public Instruction for the current year, which include provision for the creation cf 1.500 new schools. The real significance of this act for the country's future
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    19 3 Mr. P. S. Williams, British Adviser, Perlis, and Mrs. Williams are spending a short holiday at Tanjonj? Bungah, Penang.
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      181 3 4 Start the Day With Instant Postum y MAGINE a man about to run a race first purposely 1 setting himself out of breath! Yet the person who starts the day by drinking coffee does something equally foolish he stimulates the action of his h^art a: puts his nerves on
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      155 3 —THE SIGN j Follow The Lead OF THE J Wise Ford Owner L Q.,|rt 4 »p»4 q MALAYAN MOTORS, LTD. :j *9AQ 919 f\i*/»lio f/\ RrkQ#l <.Ui(*i.l4, vFiCOciiu IVUtIU. A%"AFAVA B AV^A%"A'AV-V- B A-A% VAVA'.VAVAVAV. VAVAVA Jtist Received, PRINTED BORDERED SILKS CHINESE CREPE IDICHINE'S UNDERWEAR PYJAMA SUITS DRESSING GOWNS PRICES
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    MACAO.
    563 4 The Portugal of the East. WHERE CAMOENS ROAMED. [Specially Written for Free Press]. Early one Juiy morning we went aboard the steamer at Hong: Kong, bound for ths Portuguese town of Macao. The four hour passage was rather rough, so we sat on deck, watching the crowd. There were
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    FELT, THE FAVOURITE.
    175 4 E\ -n at formal afterno n parties, many smart women are wearing plain felt hats. Practic lly every woman bought earlier in the season a velvet or panne hat for ceremonious occasions, but she w?ars a tall felt shape every afternoon and evening. Hats are worn to
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      TABLE TALK.
      523 4 Beds on the Stage. LOVELY WORKS OF ART Some of the beds seen 0:1 the stage are beautiful examples of the lovely works of art which people of means are able to havo in their simple furnishing schemes. They are often like ordinary metal bedsteads with rounded corners,
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      ORANGES EVERYWHERE.
      111 4 Flowers are often chcsen for the basis of decorative schemes for parties and dances held in private houses, and some very effective and gorgeous results are obtained in this way. Something a little "out cf the usual" was devised when the Hon. Mrs. Arthur Howard decorated her rooms
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      FASHION AND LEARNING.
      116 4 It will be a very long time. I expect, before any of our colleges follows the lead of the New York University, and arranges a series of lectures on dress. The American lecturer are made to appear educational by the use of the collective title. "Present-Day Fashions
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      THE ASHLEY-HAWKES WEDDING.
      51 4 Daily Sketch. Great pubhc mterest was mamfested in the marriage of Lord Ashley, the Earl of Sha tesburys son and he.r, and Miss Sylvia Hawkes, who is here seen cutting the cake. On the extreme nght ,s Lord Northesk, and on the left Miss Heather Thatcher, the
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      EXCELLENT EATABLES.
      357 4 Way With Forcemeat. The basis of many forcemeat? consist of a bread panade which is nothing more nor less than soaked bread, the correct preparation of which, however, entail.- sonic knowledge of the art of cookery. Boilinp water is poured i ver the necessary quantity of white bread
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      THE RIBBER SINK.
      221 4 An ordinary porcelain sink can be lined with rubber at little expense. The best plan is to buy pure robber sheeting and cut it to shape, but this method only provide? for a mat at the bottom of the sink. Rubbercovered sinks are to be Sought, however,
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    FENCING.
    409 4 An Attractive Art h,r V\, WHAT IT TK\( Hl.v The art of f, n m,- elusive and many tided i that lies its lure f,,. makes a call not cal| the mental faculties ;i v c:ash of brains weapons. To a woman it off, traction: the reliance M with
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    VARIABLE DIOMONDS.
    93 4 When a Mg and valuable by auction the other i third of what ha<! beea N>" questioned vvhethci perhaps dication that diamootfl The latfC stone 10M riiould fia no less than 115,000, ind tlie this decrease in price Tbt elusion was that "fan<\ prici ing paid in Europe
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    151 5 Penang Assizes Adjourned. COURT IMPROPERLY CONSTITUTED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Mar. 10. At the Assizes Hussain bin Asna Merican was charged with rash driving and sentenced to two years rigorous imprisonment and cancellation of licence. This morning; Mr. Justice Sproule adjourned the Assizes pending the appointment of
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    ASSIZES RESUMED.
    49 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Later. The Assizes have resumed, Mr. J. H. Pedlow. President oi the Municipal Commissioners, being: sworn in a> Registrar. Thamsin was charged with murdering Ah Kew. a padi dealer, near Butterworth on February 4. He was discharged owing to lack of evidence.
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    PENANG STRANGERS' AID FUND.
    66 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Mar. 10. A meeting was held in the Governor's office of a committee appointed to go into the matter of the Destitute Strangers' Aid Fund, in the same way as has been done at Singapore. The Resident Councillor presided. The Committee
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    POLICEMEN IN TROUBLE.
    46 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penanp, Mar. 10. In the Police Court. Sahat bin Mansoor and three Malay constables, were sentenced to fourteen days respectively for neglect of duty in playing 1 cards while in charge of three lunatics, and allowing one to escape.
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    NON-GOVERNMENT CHANDI.
    49 5 NON-GOVERNMENT CH ANDI (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penan?. Mar. 10. In the District Court. Tan Kham. for selling chandu without a license and being in possession of non-Government chandu, was fined $25 or a fortnight's rigorous imprisonment on the first charge and $150 or three months on the second.
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    CRIME IN JOHORE.
    172 5 HEAVY ASSIZE CALENDARS. A large number of criminal cases are down for hearing at the three sessions of Assizes in the State of Johore this month. Mr. Justice McCabt Reay will open the Batu Pahat Assizes on the 14th, and will try five criminal cases, of which
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    INDIAN LABOUR.
    54 5 Recruiting has been generally resumed in Madras Presidency but the following taluks are closed to recruiting owing to prevalence of disease: South Arcot, taluk of Chidambaram; Tanjoie, taluks of Nannilam, Shlyali, Mayavarani, Papanasam, Kumbaconam and Negapatam: Trichy, taluks of Odayarpalayam, Trichy. Lalgudy, Musiri, Perambalur and Kulitalai; Madura, taluks
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    INTER-ALLIED DEBTS.
    46 5 [Havas Service.] Paris, Mar. 9. At the request of M. Pomcare, who made the question one of confidence, the Chamber postponed, by 399 votes to 175, discussion of the motion of the Socialist, M. Vincent Auriol, regarding the provisional payments of inter- Allied debts.
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    23 5 Mr. D. B. B. Cook, of Messrs. Boustead and Company, Penang, the well known rugby footballer, has left for Home on medical advice.
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    VISIT OF JASCHA HEIFETZ
    124 5 A DISAPPOINTMENT Jascha Heifetz, the world famous violinist now touring the East, had been announced to give two recitals at the Victoria Theatre, Singapore, on Monday and Tuesday next. Owing to the uncertainty of the time of the artiste's arrival from Rangoon, it has unfortunately been
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    A DISPUTED FILM.
    221 5 Judging by the number of letters we have received, the precis of the picture which has been forwarded us from different sources, and notifications in the Kuala Lumpur papers that the Buddhists there are calling a meeting on Sunday to protest against its exhibition, an extraordinary interest
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
    71 5 We are asked to notify that Mrs. J. M. Jackson, Vindebona, Orange Grove Road, has accepted the Hon. Secretaryship of the above Society, and she will be assisted by Mrs. C. C. Dunman, 30-8., Stevens Road, Singapore. During Mr. Sime's absence the work of Hon. Treasurer has
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    THE GERM OF INFLUENZA.
    382 5 HOPE FROM NEW DISCOVERY In a recent issue of the Lancet Dr. David Thomson and Dr. Robert Thomsan rep rt that they have isolated "an unusual streptococcus" from the nose and irom the blooe of a patient with severe typical influenza and state that they have
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    THE MILLER-DAUGHERTY CASE.
    32 5 THE MILLER-DAUGHERTY CASE. [Reuter's Service. 1 New York, March 9. Miller, who was charged with Daugherty in the Alien Enemy's Trust matter recently, has been sentenced to eighteen months and fined £1,000.
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    31 5 Mr. L. W. R. Richards, of the Eastern Smelting Company, Ltd., has severed his connection with the firm and will be leaving for home about the end of the month. —Ex.
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      772 5 Mothers know they S£h c <xn trastit When baby wakes screaming and you don't know what is wrong. Then try Woodward's Gripe Water, and give immediate reliel. %m Almost certainly the trouble is indigestion. Woodward's will cum mm that and anyhow it can I do any harm. £u A trained
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      246 5 S 3 ft v sb: hJbl^^h m 1 11 "^SJ^/ i\ k *^Lrf a. m9H t^ft ill! \^fi^^'* 1 1* "*^€i ji/i/ifi I .^v /i DEARS' Soap is matchiless for its Transparent > T% 1 1 f 1 runty matchless tor the p skin and matchless for the «Mfc I
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    PARISIANA.
    1035 6 PARISIAN A. Exploiting the Prince of Wales. PROFITABLE FLOWER-SELLING. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Paris, Feb. 6. Although most streets in Paris apparently pbntain more than sufficient flower-shops, y£t each one flourishes. Rarely is a flor>.t obliged to seek the protection of the bankruptcy court; seldom are the suppliers j forced
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    ANTLER PILLS.
    641 6 Chinese Doctor's Elixir of Life. SOVIET RUINS WAPITI FARMS. In a glen high up in the mountain wilderness of North Manchuria a wapiti stag has just finished feeding. It is lat€ spring, and by instinct he seems to feel that the period has arrived when he is to
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    REDUCED BIRTH RATE, MORE DEATHS.
    43 6 Startling Quarterly Vital Statistics. London, Feb. 22. The Registrar-General's quarterly return reveals 10,413 fewer births and 27,959 more deaths (including 1,700 from influenza) in England and Wales during the last quarter of I!)2<>, compared with the preceding quarter.
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      288 6 *&llenburgs Foods The 'Allenburys* Foods are particularly suited to the feeding of infants in hot climates. They are free from harmful germs, and are readily prepared by the simple addition of boiling water, thus giving complete independence of doubtful milk supplies. Moreover, they are practically identical in composition with mother's
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      177 6 Prickly Heat Cot your annual Prickly pour batti everv Heat? Not fnjnvii>^ it a hit, obsoltltieh fid Not only igDnising and using Rodov w it h miserable, hut there** results danger <>l septir potsomng, \<>i r>nU* Prid you know! cured altogether, bul ib. You weed not have it! is kcfH
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    THE CHINA CLASS.
    357 7 QUESTION AND ANSWER. SHOULD CONSULS BE MOLESTED. fKei:ter's Servjce.l London, Mar. 9. In the House of Commons replying t© Sir Kinkeh Cooke Mr. Locker Lampson (Under Sec. Foreign Affairs) attributed the fall in land values and municipal bonds in Hankow mainly to the uncertainty of the political
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    LEAGUE AFFAIRS.
    98 7 Geneva. Mar. 9. The Council of the League has decided to convene a conference on Communications and Transit on August 28. In regard to the legal position of Stst< not paying their contributions tv th*> I eague, M. THnlesco, as reporter opined that the obligation to pay contributions
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    A SLUMP IN TRADE UNIONISM
    82 7 [Reuter's Service.] Amsterdam Mar. 9. Owing to Fascism practically wiping out the Italian tradeunions also owing to un employment ami economic and other difficulties in France. Germany, and Great Britain and the Communist disseLusions in France, the membership of the Internationa 1 Federation of Tradeunions
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    NAVAL FIX.
    60 7 *U.S. [Reuter's Service.] Washington, Mar. 9. The Secretary to the Navy has decided not to proceed with the modernising of the battleships Oklahoma and Nevada because although the bill authorising the appropriations has passed the Senate the bill to provide the necessary funds",was lost in the orgy of
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    INDIA'S OWN LEADER.
    44 7 [Reuter's Service.l New Delhi, Mar. 9. The Council of State by 25 to 18 carried a resolution urging the appointment of an Indian to lead India's delegation in the Assembly of the League of Nations at next and all subsequent sessions.
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    AMERICAN REDCROSS FOR JAPAN.
    28 7 Reuter's Service. 1 Washington, Mar. 9. Mr. Coolidge has requested the American Redcross to offer its aid Xo Japan in connection with the earthquake.
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    237 7 BARLOW'S REPORT. Singapore, Mar. 10. Rubber.—Throughout the past week the market has again shewn an upward tendency with a steady undertone, but at the time of writing, in sympathy with both London, and New York, is slightly lower. The tone of yesterday's local auction was fully steady.
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    ROSE MACPHAIL & CO S REPORT.
    133 7 ROSE MACPHAIL CO S REPORT. v. T Singapore, Mar. 10. Rubber.-London. 1? Bd. Unchanged. Local 69 cts. Tin.—London, £301 ss. 355. Up. Local $1-17 4 for 150 tons. Mining.—Sungei Way 3.60 3.65 Lingui iifV;9?, Hon Jt Fa l l*SO L35 L'lu Yam 49s 49s bd Last hiam 24s 24s 6d
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    STIRRING SCENES IN HANGCHOW.
    226 7 STIRRING SC ENES IN HANGCHOW. London. Feb. 27. Shanghai.— The first authentic news of what actually happened in Hangthow last week, when the Northerners evacuated and the Southerners entered, has been brought here by an eye-witness, a Presbyterian missionary. The day before the evacuation, large numbers of Northerners demanded money
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    "LIGHT OF ASIA."
    205 7 anned in Colombo. The Mayor of Colombo has banned the exhibition of the film "The Light of Asia," which a local cinema company had arranged to show. In a statement Blr. H. E. Newnham said: "I haw taken this step simply in deference to the protest of
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    A KIDNAPPED EDITOR.
    87 7 LET OUT ON PAROLE. PROPAGANDA FOR PEKING. [Renter's Far Eastern Service. 1 Shanghai, Mar. 9. Secretly abducted from the Internationa 1 Settlement by agents of the Chinese military authorities and detained since Tan. 29 Francis Zia, Chinese editor of the Englishlanguage paper China Courier, was today released
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    THE NAVAL CONFERENCE.
    197 7 [Reuters Far Eastern Service.] Peking, Mar. 9. There are increasing evidences that numbers of Southern emissaries are coming up North to try to stir up trouble among the worker*. The authorities are taking every precaution but if trouble occurs it is much more likely to be in
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    INDIA AT SEA.
    184 7 [British Radio—Official Service] Rugby. Mar. K In the House «>f Commons Earl Winterton. in mo' inj? the second reading of th:» 1 v!ia Navy Bill, recalled that the act of 1881 establishing the Royal Indian Marine inrde possible the incorporation in time of »«nergency, of its personnel
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    UNEMPLOYED REDUCTION.
    95 7 [British Radio—Official Service.] Rugby. Mar. 9. A further reduction of 26,500 in the number of persons unemployed in Britain is recorded in the latest weekly return of the Ministry of Labour. The present number of unemployed is 1.169.500, which is 62,300 more than at the corresponding date of
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    OPIUM PROBLEM.
    89 7 LTHE [Renter's Service.] Geneva, Mar. 9. The Council has appointed Mr. L. A Lyall, assessor to the Opium Commission owing to his knowledge of the situation in the Far East. London. Mar. 9. In the House of Commons replying to question as to whether the United State? Government
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    THE DUCHESS ILL.
    50 7 [British Radio—Official Service.] Rugby, Mar. 9. The Duchess of York has been obliged to cancel engagements in New Zealand for the next few days as she is suffering from a mild attack of tonsilitis. i The Duke will continue to carry out alone the programme arranged. I
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      662 7 NOTICE*. THB SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSON. The annual genera] meeting of fche Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association will be held in the Auction Room, on Monday March 14th. 1927. at 2.15 p.m. Business. 1. To receive the Committee's Report ami Account* for the year ended 31st December.
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      748 7 BETWEEN-SEASON PERILS PEN END SUDDEN COLDS AND THROAT TROI'BLES. The hot and the cold saajKNU each have their perils in greatly varying ifn:perature*. But the worst danger to throat and lungs is when, after the season of trying weather, the delicate breathing passage 1 are unusually sensitive and more liabi<-
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      DEATH.
      21 8 STRONACH. At London, on the Bth inst. John Alfred, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs A Stronach. of Batu Cave.-.
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      ANNOUNCEMENT.
      46 8 Mr. Ea Tong Sen and his family are jrrateful to all his friends fur their sympathy on the death of his Mother, the late Mrs. Eu Kong:. The funeral will start from Eu Villa. 7 Adis Road at 10 a.m. or. Thursday. 17th March. 1927.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY. MARCH 11. 1927. An Economic War.
    750 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY. MARCH 11. 1927. An Economic War. An interesting indication of a possible line of action which will be sanctioned by the Southern Government for the purpose of securing a resumption of the International Settlement of Shanghai always presuming the Southerners ever get there is provided by
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    341 8 The next cinema show will be held in the Y.M.C.A. Hall to-day at 8.30 p.m. An excellent programme has been arranged. General Ducariv. commanding the troops in French Indo-China, is with Madame Ducarre visiting Siam. Dr. Cobb. Medical Officer. Kuala Kangsar. will be going on leave towards the end of
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    SUPREME COURT.
    495 8 Claim Against Shipping Co. FALL DOWN A HATCH-WAY. In the Supreme Court yesterday, the Chief Justice, Sir William Murison, heard an action in which Mr. J. R. Horn claimed damages from the Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij Shipping Company. The Hon'ble Kx. C. Everitt appeared foi the plaintiff and Mr.
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    THREE-POWER PARLEY.
    105 8 JAPAN'S FEAR OF FRANCE AND ITALY. [Reuter's Far Eastern Service.] Tokyo. Mar. 10. The leading vernacular papers are virtually unanimous in welcoming the proposed three-Power disarmament conference. Whilst it is generally believed that Japan will willingly accept the proposal if it is formally made, the papers are not
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    NO FIXING OF QUOTA.
    88 8 [Xanyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbun.] Tokio, Mar. 9. Commenting on the question as to whether Japan is prepared to discuss the disarmament proposals with the two big: Powers, namely the United States and Great Britain, the press is of the opinion that Japan will only participate in such
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    MR. CHU TO THE FORE.
    48 8 Geneva, Mar. 10. In the Council of the Leapue, Mr. Chao Hsin Chu read the report of the League's financial committee, showing the progress made in various questions. This is the first time that Mr. Chu ha> been heard in a public sitting.
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    COMMERCIALISED VICE.
    166 8 WHITE BLAVt traf K|( A TERRIBLE |>|< T k} EJNDBRWORM) Hh [iMtar'i Si a (l n<> I Mnr i An unexampled pici tamed fe fee tetnctt* ternaUonal traffi, the report of an e V; the course of investigate* persons, of whom M I commercialism] fWWtitilti I IconcluMon that
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    THE S.V.C. ADJUTANT.
    439 8 THE S.V.C. A DJUTANT. MAI HiNK (.1 VNERS DINM H CAPTAIN STETHI SSON Go<"l iVik'W.-n.; utd b the Raftes Hotel last night. dinner given by the lit S.VJC. bo Captain G. A S Adjutant, wh > is k'av::.u IC.G'i turned op in foi bye, and the large erov I nuule
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    CHINA AFFAIRS.
    76 9 •HANCHAI DAY BY DAY. w I H UNION AT WORK. Far Fastern Service.] Shanghai, Mar. 10. t -i police raided the headV stal Workers' Union last the i>ro<rress of a meeting at iratioas for another general ing (iiscussed and 79 arrests ling a representative of the I'nion. wh
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    WUHU EVACUATION.
    29 9 tings and demonstrations »tei I icpe< led to leave for afternoon with a batch hildren, in the eva- American destroyer r:u concentrated witl u pmard by the
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    "DONT SHOOT" HANDBILLS.
    38 9 I stani, urging the la- I defence Force not to nd precincts of Vangtsep i rtaha h\^h Bi itisi ached informally It transpires be OH ing to the "a een the Soviet ng Tsnng Chang.
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    BIG RED DEMONSTRATION.
    27 9 I huniik'nir. Mar. .">. Red ra stratum to- I tn nanl house- and coolies are making [a Lenina is being used as a Tsong Chans.
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    PANIC IN KUOMINTANG.
    34 9 Hankow. Mar. 10. I March BUI, t'om a »tates that panic ha? C maiinusi section of g t'r.t- nimoun that or Kai S abou: u> carry out a the Left Wing.
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    EARTHQUAKE LOSSES.
    64 9 iRMTK AI SYMPATHY OF THKIR MAJESTIES. N N: Shimbun.] Tokio. Mar. 9. eporta issued by the ncrrru 6^84 persons were tided in the erthqaake in I whom 2.27:. were killed P fa tare I the houses destroyed 8 ovei 7,00€ inhahiiants homeless. Majesties the Eraperov and grmewaaiy conferred
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    BRITAIN AND SOVIET.
    60 9 '\P\VS PLEA TO AVOID RUPTURE. r*a Far Eastern Service] Tokyo, Mar. 10. Anglo-Soviet relations, sympathising with Great that she will do her best to ftS, in the paper's opinion, lid be sure to 1 se more gain hy such action, as a the Soviet a freer hand
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    NICARAGUA NOT TO BE PROTECTED.
    31 9 NICARAGUA NOT TO BE PROTECTED. Washington. Mar. 10. baa published a statement Foreign Relations Coin-t--hiet of the Latin- American State Department that U«. rejeet the Diaz proposal ing Nicaragua an Ameri-
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    MR. AMERY'S BEDTIME TALKS.
    38 9 neuter's Service.] London. Mar. 10. Labotn Party's attitude Mr. Aniery. at Birming- :«vt peace prevailed in V'T .:ish. foreign and Chis wen sleeping peacefully MHC they had got British ■••■:<•!■ ilu-in. eahln on page 7.]
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    THE NAVAL ESTIMATES.
    266 9 NEW CONSTRUCTION. THE F.M.S. BASE GIFT LAUDED TReuter's Service.] London, March. 10. Notwithstanding the extra charges bey nd the Admiralty's control, amounting to £1.000,000. the Navy Estimates have been reduced £100.000 to £58,000,000. Provision for new construction has increased by £900,000 to £9,983,000. The programme for 1927
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    THE LADY IN "RED."
    191 9 CHANGS GREATEST COUP IN CIVIL WAR. fßeuter"? Service. 1 London. Mar. 10. The Daily News says that, in capturing, acquiring or borrowing Mrs. Borodin (alias Mrs. Brown), Marshal Chang Tso Lin undoubtedly achieved the greatest military succesa of the present civil war. The most piquant factor
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    RUMANIA REJOICES.
    157 9 ITALY'S RATIFICATION OF BESSARABIAN TREATY. Reuter's Service. London, Mar. 10. There are rejoicings in Rumania and anger in Moscow at Italy's ratification of the Bessarabian Treaty of October. 1920, which Great Britain and France hitherto only had ratified. The Foreign Minister at Bukharest. formally announcing the ratification at
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    M. ARALOW'S MOVEMENTS.
    58 9 [Reuter's Service.] Riga, Mar. 10. M. Aralow, who has been representing the Soviet Government in the negotiations with Latvia for the conclusion of a guarantee pact, has proceeded to Moscow en route to Hankow. It was recently reported that M. Aralow had been appointed Soviet Ambassador to
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    PUNGGOR RUBBER.
    4290 9 Directors' Extension Policy Reversed. MR. PECK AND MR. PATERSON JOIN THE BOARD. A resolution disapproving of the action of the directors in purchasing and proceeding to develop 434 acres of land at Batu Anam without first obtaining the approval of the shareholders; and desiring the directors to dispose
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      757 10 BLUE FUNNEL LINE c REGULAR PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES KPRESS SMIVraS MARSBILLES. LONDON N. CONTINENT FORTNIGHTLY WEEKLY SERVICE LONDON. AND N. CONTINENT. Twice monthly service Liverpool and Glasgow. (Via Genoa and Havre.) WEEKLY SERVICE— LONOON AND N. CONTINENT. PYRRHUS London, Rotterdam and Hamburg In Port t PATROCLUS Marseilles, London, Rotterdam and
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    TRANSATLANTIC TELEPHONES.
    2059 11 How the Scheme Was evolved. SECRECY THE NEXT STEP. The Transatlantic wireless telephone service was opened recently to all England and Wales, and very shortly, we understand, it •vill be extended to Scotland. From the first day the service was established between London and New York it has
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      267 11 *f*/n The Cream of Evolution I I *nll£M^^ in Desi V n > Construction, Not F> rgetting Purely British Workmanship I The 12 H.P. Tourer. The 7 H.P. Tourer. I PRICE $2775. PRICE $1450 I Borneo Motors Limited. 1 < (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). The SINGER JUNIOR Three shipments
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    997 12 PASSENGERS LEAVING. Per P. and 0. Mantua at 8 a.m. to-day. Mr. and Mrs. Chan Sun Check, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Sulman, Capt. W. G. West, Mr. E, E. Colman, Mrs. K. Moore and child, Mr. J. M. Mackay, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hanson, Capt. T. K.
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      757 12 Burns Philp Line (Incorporated in Australia.) FOR SYDNEY. MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN, THURSDAY ISLAND AND BRISBANE. Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and' the new motor vessel MALABAR (4,512 tons). Tht s.s. MARELLA is the largest and finest steamer trading; to Australia. Cabins <le Luxe, single
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      518 12 Kerr Steamship Co. Incf" 44, BEAVER STREET, NEW YORK. REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA u uU 6 PACIFIC ORIENT SERVICE iff Q C f T TTT^ TJ IT3 TTL T j For rates and other particulars apply: if *rn is* i n p* j4 r^( i r
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      688 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 S a.m. Kota Tinggi, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, lpoh, Taiping, Penang and Kedah and lower Siam 6 a.m. Kelantan every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday ti
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      46 12 Maximum shade temperature 84.5 F Minimum shade temperature 73 F Mean ?hade temperature 77.(5 F Maximum sun radiation 1.40 F Minimum grass radiation 70 F Sea temperature 80 F Mean wet bulb temperature 74.9 F Mean relative humidity 89 p.c. Evaporation .049 ins. Rainfall .012 ins.
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      483 13 O. S. K. Line. p^t.n.tiona. Steamers. Arrive I.e.v tterdam, Hamburg, Bremen, *<«■▼•. v via Colombo, Aden, Port ini POFt Said A ™*>n Maru .Mar. 20 Mar. 21 Fowl, Rio, Santos intl B AireS Hawaii Maru Apr. 7 Apr 9 v Zanzibar, Dar-es-Salaam, laeoa Bay and Durban. f Canada Maru Mar.
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      351 13 1 TRAVEL- COMFORT I •president ■HH j Dollar President liners offer you luxurious travel comforts All state-rooms are outside rooms, well-ventilated and cooled by electric fans. They are furnished with beds (not berths), each having an electric riding lamp. Stateroom* with private bath predominate all have hot and cold running
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      679 13 K. P. M. (Incorporated in Holland) UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. 3«40, with sub-connections to:— Passage, Freight, Transhipment, Marine Departments and Manager's Desk. Representatives in the Straits Settlements (Singapore and Penang) of the OFFICIAL TOURIST BUREAU OF JAVA. All information, detailed itineraries, free of charge Apply
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    FASCINATING WOMEN OF HOLLYWOOD.
    2124 14 Our Favourite Film Stars. A PEEP BEHIND THE SCENES. Wo all have our favourite screen stars as wc«f 1 as our favourite authors, and there is keen. thoujJli silent, rivalry among the loveliest ladies of Hollywood «»ver their "fan mail!" For those wh<» do not speak
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    A SERVANTS' CENSUS.
    260 14 BUDAPEST MAKES MERRY OVER "JULI." The scheme of the authorities: to provide work for 15,000 unemployed by making a collection of household statistics has. furnished Budapest with a joke which will probably last as long as the influenza epidemic*. A census paper for servants has just been
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    473 15 TRUSTEE AND EXECUTOR COMPANY MEETING. An extraordinary general meeting of the Biitish Malaya Trustee and Executor Company Limited was held on Wednesday morning in the Company's offices to consider certain special resolutions. Those present were Mr. A. E. Baddeley, Chairman, the hon'ble Sir David Galloway, the hon'ble
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    RUBBER ASSOCIATION REPORT.
    242 15 The following is the report of the Committee of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association for the year 192<! to be presented at the annual meeting to be held in the auction room on Monday at 2.15 p.m. Income amounted to $43,180.56 and expenditure, including depreciation,
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    EXCHANGE.
    61 15 Bank 4 m.s. 2 4 3-32 Bank demand 2!3 23-32 Private credits 3 m.s. 24 5-16 New York, demand 56 Credits 00 days 57^_> France, demand UOO India, T. T. LSS Honjr Kong, demand li! px. Dts. Yokohama, demand LU Java, demand 139% Bangkok, demand *<1 Bar Silver London
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    PRODUCE.
    207 15 Pepper White 76.00 Pepper Black 41.0il Flake Topioca 5.75 Pearl Sagu Small 8.00 Copra 1O.:><) Copra Sundried LO-90 Opium, Benares unt. 4,000 Rice Liang Hin Chan Mark Red Eagle (New) 830 Rice, Siam old No. 1 330 R:ce, Rangoon Bintan 260 R:.ce, Rangoon Sioka 256 Rice. Siam Broken No.
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    LEWIS AND PEATS REPORT.
    156 15 _-_-__-___->_-__ Singapore. M«r. 10. The thinness noted in our last report ha> been maintained during- the period nndei review, and prices have shown a distinct improvement. Manufacturers have been steadily in the market and rubber available for near shipments being scarce. Spot has met with good
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    OUR FINANCE CABLE.
    98 15 Rubbers Brighter. SHAKE QUOTATIONS HETTKK (Our Own Correspondent.—Copyright.) London. Mar. U. The tone of the rubber share market is more cheerful and business generally is good with quite a number of quotations up Thi' spot average is Is. B%d. TIN INCEKTAIN. Tin l- wobbling after the rise
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    LYALL AND EVATTS REPORT.
    669 15 Singapore. Mar. 10. Prevailing quiet conditions have again characterised the week under review, and i usiness in all section- has been on a restricted scale. Fluctuations in the metal quotation leave the position unchanged at close, and shares, with tew exceptions, have had sellers rather than
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      388 15 Assets Over $7,000,000, S,C. Assurance in Force Over 23,000,000. THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32 Old Jewry, E.C. j The Company has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the British Life Assurance
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      881 15 BANKING. YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LIMITED. Established 1880— Capita] Subscribed Y. 100,000.000 (fully paid up) Reserve Pond Y. 89,500,000 President: K. Kodama Esq. Vice-President: R. Ichinomiya, Esq. DIRECTORS. M. Odajriri, Esq. K. Mogami, Esq. Baron K. Iwasaki. K. Takeuchi. Esq. K. Tatsumi. Esq. T. Hodsumi. Esq. F. Watanabe, Esq. T. Okubo.
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      30 15 1 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter A.D. 1720) FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINE Fidelity Guarantee Administration Bends Singapore Representatives.— Messrs. BARLOW CO.. CHARTERED BANK CHAMBERS (Lst floor).
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    SELANGOR RACES.
    477 16 Favourites' Day Again. THE RANEE CF SARAWAK PRESENT. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 10. Warm weather favoured the races here to-day and the going was good. There was a fair attendance, including Her Highness the Ranee of Sarawak and her daughter, the Chief Secretary, the hon'ble
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    133 16 Opening of S.C.C. Cricket. OVER 30 vs. UNDER 30 TO-DAY. Given fine weather, the S.C.C. cricket season will open at 5 o'clock this evening, when a match will be commenced between the Over 30 and Under 30 and will be continued to-morrow at 2 p.m. The following are
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    105 16 CUP DISMISSAL OF CHELSEA AND MILLWALL. [Reuter's Service.] London, Mar. 9. The two replays in the sixth round of the English F. A. Cup. resulted as follows: Cardiff 3: Chelsea 2. Southampton 2: Millwall 0. Rangers Out of Scottish Cup. In a replay of their match in the
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    FOOTBALL COMPETITION NO. 14.
    53 16 ENTRIES CLOSE THIS MORNING. Have you entered for our Football Competition No. 14? If not. you are reminded that entries close this morning and must teach this office not later than ten o'clock. The first coupon fur Competition No. 15 will be published to-morrow, and the
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB.
    60 16 The handicaps for the s?cond rate for the Lipton Cup, to be sailed for next Sunday over the usual Club course, are as follows: Ella Dorothy, scratch; Polly, 0.5; June. 2.0; Jean. 2.2; Kathleen. 4.5; Gertrude. 7.6; Ella. 8.4; Joy. 8.6: Puteh, 9.4; Eve. 13.4: Prima
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      147 16 TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS TOURNAMENT. Cullen Cup. Bell and Miss Priddtn owe 3 vs. Leonard and Miss Salmond owe 1. Moller and Mrs. Oakshott owe 1 vs. Major and Mrs. Taylor owe 1. Mr. and Miss Hutchison plus 1 vs. Dyne and Mrs. Davies owe 15. Mr. and Mrs. Harrington owe
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