The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 March 1928

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    Masthead
    13 1 Singapore Free Press 10 CENTS. SINGAPORE, S& WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, li)2S. NO. ilv.to
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    284 1 I h«' Simon (nm miss ion 1.-axt*^ Imlia on Saturday. ut v*ill return m Octolur lor formal nittiiiKa m various part* >t thr tuunlrv— I'atf 1!. Our I oimli.m «orir*t:oiiJ. t rablrw the lat« st fit* \(>lopmcnt> m the tuMwr and tin mark««i*» I'au*- 11. Ihrouifh a
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    MERE BEER.
    295 1 vfa ,m tm m§m >" that t» cstHur whrn X I nxtvr «n MMM tht Tl h«vmf attrtwted mm me»tinr« of ML n-. th« innermost oVptha of hi» betas. tfc* ma and a half allotted to hr F 1 at f«-«rr«l. Mj hai.f H< H and momitr.! >
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      252 1 SOLYPTOL SOAP IDEAL FOR THE HOME Vanvwv.v.v.'.v.v.v.vav.vav, Raffles Hotel! :S TE-* SWW»AT, Ist. APRIL. 9.13 P.M. I IM McGuire's Little DINER I DANCE Symphonic DANSAMT I MONDAY, w,|| rinj the duet from IORZ A TUESDAY,?! WEDNESDAY, I)KI^ DESTIXQ By special request THURSDAY,!: AND MONDAY, 2nd. APRIL~9.IS P.M AN^ j I
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      197 1 TROWN" MEANS DISTINCTION AND GOOD T ASTK IN J PERFI MKRY AND TOILKT PREPARATIONS. I'RITISH J I Obtainable everywhere and at GOSSAtiE'S. 110 Robinson Rd. >'5 i i s agss* ♦♦♦lAitiftjLumm* > j EUROPE HOTEL: 4 'Renowned by Recommendation/ 9 i =»i;HIIIH»lltti;Mllllltllll«lll|lll.|lll<!liilllMI't,.M Nil ilflltl *****,111(111= t i i '>'< '•M'iiiii:'iiiiimMiiii!iiiti>iiiiiiiiiiiiiMMiiimiiiiiiittiuittinHimil
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      118 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Hotel Asia is now open l'.u/. TWt m\\ Model Potket I i wat«h Pa«c B. Wincami- will increase your vitality V Quakot < »at- are «l«!it iovi« .m«l t i,, !.»:«•>! MWli FTOB K« WaUh I'av.'. 10 iKiwn t<;l< Bl B rht U-t PUM 1. I rut, <l
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      18 1 W WWVWW.'.*. W.%V.'.V. V.V.%% t [l Till-: i:i:>T TAIII.K HITTJ Kj; "SNOWFLAhK" j: 5 PURE mi.I.El) REAMKRYji •.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.v.v.v.w.-.-.-.v..*.
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      90 1 THE WEEK Hiyh Wat. t. Mnlitcr t: H \V 11. V I nilian niati i l«>-. .11 I. i Flyinir < !uh MMMMI mfftmif. Kurtu s..'<"' il.mi. H.^-h iU r J it VI V W i. H I Homew.inl in:»il tomm > < < rs. Dal h'ridmy, .10*. Hi^h \V..'..i
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    458 2 Singapore. Mar. 21. 1 prie v quoted arc iM-ruMallv those current Clyde Terract Market. At the Oth mi th«ff mu> I c small vari.itioiu. MEAT. IV< Hound) Kati •">•" r curry do 4* P'.ik. l«--m and I'at Mutton Indian M> 88 Hen* •loc il nU' i do
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    THE WHALE THAT SWALLOWED JONAH.
    297 2 Whenevei we have been down m the f :;i\c always done our best to remember J< :'u k i he came out of it all 1 B a-- accept the view i fie authoi itj vho has be: n dia caseins the matter m the
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      233 2 for Coughs, Colds and all Throat Troubles. From all Chemists, Dispensaries and Stores. Sole Agents MEDICAL HALL, LTD. Singapore. THE HAPPY VALLEY PRESENT A Monster Programme OF Varied Amusements GATE 10 cts. THE NAVY'S CHOICE. jPlymouthj I Gin. i mT OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE. [HE SINGAPORE SHIPGHANDLERY COMPANY, LIMITED. SHIPCHANDLERS SHIPBROKERS. COMMISSION
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      232 2 Victoria Theatre FAREWELL PERFORMANCE Xo-NigKt at 9.30 p.m. Somerset Maimhan's Famous Play. RAIN Ran for Two Years m London, Three ears m New York. PRICES $4, I AND 1. BOOKING AT LITTLE'S. PAVILION From Tuesday. 27th. March to Monday. 2nd. April. At 9.15 p.m. sharp. The Latest PATHE UAZETTK "Tin*
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      207 2 ALHAMBRA PI 2.T (Tan Ckenf Ke» Co.. Ltd.. Proprietor*) OMMENC IN(; SIMMY, 25th MARCH. 1928, AT m A PARAMOUNT SITKR I'ROWCTION ■G00D& NAUGHTY FK.ATI i;iN« POLA NECiRI TOM MOORE AM) I OKI) STKRI.IV, s< "INTII I MIM. tOUJCKHfG COMRDI :i w\ In the First Sho* at 7. .t0 p m
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    THE INDUSTRIAL REPORT.
    1516 3 DIVISION OF PROCEEDS OF INDUSTRY. Elements of a Sound System. rhall aot hav o a happy, contented, an-j hard-working nation until there is a (em ial belief that the ri—Hi of hard work •re tairly <!ivi.icd aflMttg those wno takt l-ut m it. This belief d.»e>- rot
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    DREDGE TURNS TURTLE.
    523 3 Accident at Malim \a>var. N«W| «.f a |m*t arri.li nt ».p th. pUWKttf "f Malim Nawnr Tn. liiMitrtl. rrillll— fef this niominir. WMJU SatuidayV Times ..f Malaya. Tht- rtpori it that th;< (onipaiiv's *\rt«»ok a MMMw Hal at tw<» oVlotk this nit.m injr and turn.-,l twtli within
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    TOTALIZATOR A "BOOKMAKER."
    78 3 I lablt it. I'h> I', t ■!»>■• Duties. I n- March 15. That the totalizator i> the equivalent ».f a ).<•«. kinakt r, and, tlui i tor*-, any Clul» it Ii iial lo t<> ;»ay l.rttinLT <luli« s on wa;'"i i> members was the dadsioa l.y Mi
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      359 3 f J GLAXO builds firm flesh, plenty jj of strong bone, and a sound :j constitution. It contains nothing j: whatever to harm baby or cause ij j him pain. That is why if Baby is fed 5 on Glaxo he will progress steadily day by day into happy childhood.
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      252 3 •V.%VdVyVA%V.V.V.V.-AV.V.V.V.J%V%V.SVA%%V.-WVV^VAVd-.%V i Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited (Registered under the Tru«t Companies' Ordinance of l9fS. with Security deposited with the Str. Settlements Government.) is prepared to act aa i| Trustees, Executors. Administrator-. X«, «iv,»> Managers of Real Estate. Attorneys foi I llection of •I Rents. Invefltijrators and Managers of Trust
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    BRITISH OVERSEAS MOTOR TRADE.
    232 4 British overseas trade m automobiles, both m regards exports and imports (says Th»- Autocar"), has steadily increased during the put few years. If the comparison M confined to the two year, ju t past, it uould iwa that the rate of increase m the •xportatkM of
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    STUDENT'S HOME-MADE MOTOR-CAR.
    104 4 STUDENT'S HOME-MADE MOTOR-CAR. I)anj;er«»us Driving Offence. At Cambridge police Court an undergraduate. Henry Percy Bowler, of Pembroke, charged with driving a motor -tar dangerously, said that the car was an 4t H.P.P»," his own initials. He made it himself, and its enjrim- was <»ne of 20 horse-power. He purchased it
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    TRAP FOR THIEVES.
    166 4 Ingenious ln\ention by a Frencnman Lo(;il motor o\v?i»m>. who. m common witJ tho- m most other parts of the ci\ili>e<' world, suffer somewhat from the depreda .ions of motor thu w>. will by interested m the scheme of a Frenchman for reducing lOMtfl by theft f >U
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    THE 1928 SINGER.
    248 4 A (ireatly Improved Car. The I'.«J Bina^r. whiih th< Cycle and airiatf' 1 PaiapailJ have now m -t<n k i a >frtat iniptov«-»iM nt on the old niodfl. ;»n«l is one cf ".he bt>i mvi-stnu-nl- th it coul« ba made i.y anyone desiring a liirht. iomt"ortablr. arid
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    THREE SPEEDS OR FOUR?
    291 4 An <Md C* ntro\or>y Krviwri !i> Te*l- One nt th»* ilifficultit'.- ass« iHttyl witli any ttMStsion <»i th«- pi<<^ anH c<»na of thi> t»r that Mttbo4 "t" ni<»!or-cai- <>n.<«tru twr is t<> pot i.-.i compintift data; tki i«nir stftti«lin^r controtf >•' »in] foui.-i tntl isiaati i
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    A PROJECTED ALL-NIGHT BUS SERVICE.
    260 4 A PROJECTED ALL-NIGHT BUS SERVICE. A ■tnriet all-night «inirU-.«i«H k buses is propose-*! for London. Th( buses would l>e oqpipptd with pneumatic t\u-. would be put upon selected routes am! WMli run at double the usual faro, with a minimum. let us >ay, of 4*l. There should he no difficulty
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    THE ABSENT-MINDED MOTORIST.
    183 4 And Hi I i < ar Bath -Mr. S..nny uomb». of Tmisbury. the Somerset racing cyclist, figure*! m a 'laugh ■Hi episode at Bath. He had driven to Rath m a new ft fitted vsith a 2""' ■■*•*> device whereby the slamming oi a door automatically !ock^
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    THE COMFORT OF TRAVELLERS.
    486 4 Problem for Knu'inecrv li'wn'ii tlai '".rl .itil rail m wny th. -ul at th. 1 and Industries g.. -.juarr I -lon. Tht- chairman Mt loh« <■ -ac -ai<l: .«r« MMWfßtd Vfttk "»n.t r* Wi t-Hrni.-t -;•> that ,«r--r;nl art m f.tv«<ur I iliat ar v .nl
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    ELECTRIC BRAKES.
    95 4 Simple and Effort lr*« Viinliratwn •h, ait M rnA* m «.iM«» imMm i jMfcMW out Of COIU di-|HI». "tub avl- I' •Imary drun- Mi tt. hul.* *t. .*r <: ann ill* i a*a> from thr magD i«tl*l «nrk» a a !U.,k aj natur:. alKMil<i la ju«t a" hiirh
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    NOT IN CHARGE OF CAR IF ASLEEP.
    88 4 NOT IN CHARGE OF CAR IF ASLEEP. That a man ifW| ki m not to mM to hr m rhaff I ritf r Oalton. X mi> < f Hi of a m«»t«.r «*ar at 1 1*» <»i» v poliwawt' li*ht> full »r umi Dattofi H- l HI *m i<>n that
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    MOTOR MARKETING WAR.
    36 4 can k«« p \m«rh»n in«»t I I rial ajrrvtmentii Wrlvvrn I G«\« tmd I proMotv thr hmmnr «»f i I To v m I iniflin X of 4 mx..t* t Mth v I
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      107 4 i High Pressure and Balloon Tyres and Tubes Distributor CYCLE AND CARRIAGE CO., (1926) LTD. Singap«r«. J ■r I f THE FISK RUBBER (FAR EAST) LTD: SALES IMVISION, G.ll and G. 12. Union Building, Singapore. lower Prices If reater Values the following; new seduced prices are effective AS FROM THURSDAY.
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      43 4 TIIK line of (ioodyeHr Motor VcreHsori*'^ and Repair Materials In elude such important pn» ducts a>: vT^W Tube Repair Kit- £S&^^ lilo* Out PatrheN Ml lan »el!- Radiator Hose, No-Draft Mats, I] Tyre and Auto Hood Paint, Tyre Plasters. IVirtion Tape. Reliners, Flaps
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    STANDARDIZED ENGINE AND GEAR CONTROLS.
    961 5 I i- longer ago than we like to recall since we ventured to advocate the ■tandardiof motor-car controls, says a Loml ti mm i pomknt, bui at long last the reform NH Kkdy to ha\e general acceptance if iverea] adoption. At least, the Society 4
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    WISDOM IN CAR BUYING.
    1123 5 CONSIDERATIONS OFTEN OVERLOOKED. C.ettin^r Valu? For Money. by M:i|i- r. A. C. Forbes. L«ith. F.R.<;.S. < Author of >4 By r a r to India > [SPECIAL TO FREE PRESS.} When you have decided what ].ii«»- you 'an afford to pay for your new OUT, then•re
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    PEKING TO LONDON.
    178 5 Major McC'allum's Journey. Major D. McCallum, of the Ka-« \-,<k *hire Regiment, who la>t June set out \>\ motor tar from Peking, is exjMM-ted t<. reach London just after Kaster. H. one of the pioneers m the transdesert mo t<»r service l>etween Syria and Iraij. an«) v\a«
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    NEW IDEA IN STANDARDISATION.
    219 5 S;ill| haj« proved boon t«. Motor <.urn, r. Without it (remark^ Th. A«iocar"l nnhody \\oul«! km „f arti.-M t,, exfxct from ru* vnr of a riwi f>r»«'. In Ameru.i Mip |..i».]ir ,< „«r.ivt,.n M t.. having evetythinp >(Mndard it. including th. U lu -f, it hol.U.
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    FIRE DESTROYS 'BUS.
    44 5 v < belonging to I awltomt I Mi. h-.rfur-hm < aught fir* two mHm \i>>r«*ath while ..n a run fn»n. brn«tb |a DmAm The Hrivrr. the eoftofort <.nl\ |»a»armrrr. a ».«n. i mp«^ th«.ii»fl pn acacrlfri tbni t» lr| I wa* H«-tr ..1
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      33 5 y<?r Economical Transportation ..A •«£> "i rel? V 1 cC^ w» "O %F1 i^S Hi AiW^^^ta^ I Borneo- Chevrolet Ltd. < (Incorporated m S.S.) "-I SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR t; PENANG SEREMDAN •I IPOH. TAIPING. MALACCA.
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      112 5 > n^S*^snttn^Bn^Bn^fcn^n^^^n^B*^sJ^n^^^p^*'^^*^^^^t^^^^^fc^^^n^iß^s^*^^-^^^^"^"^ to^^» I_ Through ESSEX Thousands Know I The Ride That is Like Flyintf I All eyes turn to the Essex Super-six whoso vivid brilliance of iK»rf.,nnan<v rev.-als m •> is actuall> like flymii. Greater m power, more wrsatil.. m tlLperfonnance larirer roomier and more beautifully a,, nt.,l. it
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    BRIDGE NOTES AND PROBLEMS.
    1049 6  -  Horatius Unconventional Defensive Tactics. BY [SPECIAL TO FREE PMKSS.} Tin trouble with th* 1 defense, the reason e/h) mistake* an- more commou m defence than if attack. 1- thai mo.-t of Of rely too muck <»n rules and conventions leading Ihrough itrengtli and up to weaJcaass,
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    "LAZIEST PEOPLE IN THE WORLD."
    539 6 Sir Thomas lieecham on English. Thorn** Beecham, *f*io ba* jusi retiin.ci from the United SiaUs, 'lenied emphatically, m eonvematioi with a prwx representative, thai h« mad« t! statement, attributed lo bin l>> the American prew, lhai "the British people tHe lu//n t'<i» >ri<i."' "1 did
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    CLAIM AGAINST BANKERS.
    78 6 Thomas Cook and Son. Ltd., Sued for Recovery of Rs. 227.000. Mr. P. D. P. K. Wimalasikere. who carries «,n business as Don Philip and Co.. has throutrh his proctor, Mr. C S. A. Porera fifed an action m the Colombo District court against Messrs. Thomas Cook
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    A GAME OF BRIDGE.
    1179 6 The Mode of Calcutta. X.cry Sunday night after dinner 1 join the Bridge Re-un'on. Th company is Composed of advanced Rridye players ftiri <; ar with lowed \ntl accidental discardthe pNpaapthrt bid. and the informative nod. Secondly, acorriinir to an unwiitten law the Bridge i> conversational
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    POINTS IN COUNTY CRICKET.
    375 6 No Change for This Year The Advisory < ountv Criekot < omnnttce. ha> decided to continue the present method ot HMrissj In the hampion-hip. "lit a lopted the stcond part of Lancashire's proposal That a suh committee l»e appointed to evolve a scheme for deciding the
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    AN AWKWARD DIAMOND.
    256 6 Tin- Pirtniia >:.,i\ that ihr "m ->mir aii" of tin- Cnllinun diam.»n<l I i <|j> >vered recalls ihc »litVuuli aaajatiatioaM which attt-Miliii t hf orijriral Bcceptana bj On- Cum, Tin diamond foond m th* I'lYiimr Mmc M .lamiar;. I9C and nanitd aiu-i U>| ni t!ic company. In
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    "FLIRTER" NOW GOOD FRENCH.
    101 6 Pariv English x<,i«'«l a victory «.wr French whe.i tfcf Acudemie Kran.aiM decided rut ..ut of the laujfua^r,. the verb "mu<|uc t»-r. i^ ..M-fashi.mrrl French for "t. flirt." on the Bfowxix hi f the *vn*v way suff.u.ntly COVWtd hy th«- MW-fufU "flutt-r." tak.n as it ,|in-,t !>,,,„
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    "NEBULIUM.
    925 6 THK DKATII OF AN BLEMBNT. What Happened. Th. riixtinfruifthcd \.ini.an ftotfoph] „i |'i,.f,.^,.r II N I: ->ell Afi«l the mi Mattftioi Pnifaaaor Julian Huxley have 4m- 11 tt.t what each considers* wa- th m notahle srientitu .1 !-«•<•'. i-ry of I l will be <mpri>4Ml t-. hear that IV
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    GOLDSMITH'S POEM ON CHESS.
    58 6 \n Import. «mi in D 0 I g| h. cript I 11. I v mona name I m«»fia ii t>H In. 1 Idvfillth f I h r. m|. among the i«iv»| ««a%- U I'artti a London pap i library, at I i w i. Bi M
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    FROM THE LAND OF CAKES.
    22 6 Ha i i :*nd v a iv t I eoa\> I -<• n Ma I H afrr .«l
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    "INFALLIBLE" FINGER-PRINT SYSTEM
    38 6 "INFALLIBLE" FINGER-PRINT SYSTEM l» (bar >l»enVkl M finffrr-pr t t v ia» Aimt« i i fin m •4oV«l t r i mao i r^n» uuhout error. Mr I that if punt- r f..r»r« U Ol deteUed I > i
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    "OTHER WOMAN" ENTERS.
    1523 7 A WIFE ON HEARTBREAK MARRIAGES. Fickle Husbands. "I should mver entertain the idea of mgnrinc, if I were sinele, nor should J allow my litt| t .iauKhttr to marry, if men are to be allowed to think divorces < m be obtained so easily, and their wives
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    WEIGHT-LIFT CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    395 7 A weight-lifting com|Ktition to tfetfii the Singapore champions for the varioj, classes (H st.. I *t., 10 it. 11 st., and IS iLJ was held at the residence of Air. Ix»e lei k rioon, at Newton Road, on the IM. and 24th. inst. A crowd of over two
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      302 7 ir •> > -..^sHaa j ALWAYS READY! FOR EMERGENCY fill T^k ff ~"~~M i .'Of I r J 1 I t\ A 111 v \T\ M The "Minimax* Fire Extinguisher I is a perfect combination of I EFFICIENCY SIMPUCITY bf, WRITE FOR OUR BOOKLET CONTAINING J DOZENS OF TESTIMONIALS 9■
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      217 7 A FEW MINUTES 1 per week spent testing your car tyre pressure will be well repaid. I The LIFE OF YOUR TYRE depends on correct inflation. 1 m I lIC TVDC Ml V*V TVHI H 0 U.^). ITKt mlptCsWlPE GAUGE J PRESSURE JL K> X j Malayan Motors, Ltd. j
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    THE ADVENTURE OF DYING.
    2046 8 EXPERIENCES UNDER OPERATION. Ebb and Flow of Life. [This is the true ?tory of an operation for cancer. The writer, Mr. W. C. Edjrar, of 120S Second Avenue South, Minneapolis, is a well-known journal i.-t. The incident dpscrined took place five years ajjo: since then no
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    JAPANESE BUDGET.
    15 8 I Nan S, I 1.., .41 t. ti-« al \v»r II m I
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      268 8 J HF^ 0 ex cel m sports, one muse eat f JL simple, energizing, body-build-jf ing foods. Nature supplies such a M food for athletes m Quaker Oats. a Made from only the most nutritious part of the best white oats, this world-famous food furnishes the body abundantly with vitamins,
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  • ATLANTIC FLIGHTS.
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      Junkers Monoplane in Ireland.
      184 9 (Router 'a *fa)i<iua_J J'erlin. Hunt 26. The Juakera monoplane "Bran v." )>it«.i- -••<! bj Ktx-hl. with <»ru- iiK-chanii-. Spindler, MM a pusrUKvr. Union \nn HuenefeM, has tell tbi Ti-w\>v\h<>fvr aerodrome foi BaJ donneJ, Irvlarnl, from where the) will attempt the trans-Atlaatie Uck( t<.-i))..ir..\\ Neu ork, March
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      PLYING AGAINST ADVICE.
      104 9 I lit liter"! San iVf.j I'orlin, March i»i. Owiag t.. differecctt with ;hi- ma nay im-m oi tb« i.vi; Maitsa Compos) with n- r anl to bit flight Ko«hl iia> left ir.t scivuv of ihi (unipany. whith r»fu— J lo -apporl bit rentare, hoMing the opinion thi
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      WEATHER OUTLOOK POOR.
      125 9 I IWuter'i terice.] Now V..r.\. aWHI H\. Dr. James k. aball, of the United State* Weather Bureau, thy' uconlcuil tarter of u\\ trans-Atlantic flishts. sayi the German airmen, If they start uom will eat >uatei the same low clouds and low temperatures a.. Captain Hiochliffe. There were
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    REGULATING AIR FLIGHTS.
    131 9 [Briti^i Radio OJerial Borviea.] Bar by. War. 2K. The Secrttan for Air was asked m thi» House of Commoi i whoa he would consider the Introduction of ka*hdatiati niakinp it compalaory f<>r all BtMplßßas taking (»tT from Great Britain with the object of Ayiasj any distance rxceediac
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    KINKEAD NOT POISONED.
    117 9 [■mlcr 9 Btrvka.] London. March 2h. On the reaumpiioa of tht- taaqaeat aaj Fit. Lieut. Kiltkead a flyiti^r nflarejff certiAed \)u> result of the analysis <>f tnt> Maod on part of thr hinffs, which wai -«;u t<» thr HaHon laboiatory t<> aaeertaia ii" tairactaj Iwai ..i earacn
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    NEW YORK'S GAMBLING ORGY.
    57 9 rßcotftVi Batrte*.] NVu Y,.rk. Mar. Ti. Thare h;»- been another day*i frensk 1 I i <; itock market, m wl broken ovei hands. Gem ra Mot r i arad to I r- i pi ice ai i:»'J. and ncnu *>„• >' ii stanl Ud \v v;t
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    EMPIRE MIGRATION PROBLEMS.
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    162 9 HEBTZOG REPLIES TO SHOTS, What Independence Means. [Ucuter's ServKi-/) Capetown, Mar. 21. Iht H v-<> of Assembly continued the debate on the report of th< Imperial Confereaei dVncral HirtzoK, replying t.> Smut*. «|.>- -lai.-d lMi-rt-ly «li-si!«.Ml t<. tmphasiw ll'it Afri.a had th<- i-hf t. muil WVtnl m th.-
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    53 9 U.S. UNEMPLOYMENT GROWING. Wa^hinuion. \Ur. J7 In. nipl in r I• >n i. .us Iv? i<* r«'t ji-i\ < Mr I v i m n itateif< n Urn H n..t.- «-^i un. H ih.r. 1374,008 were unei ml with BjMMtl t mp]'»>«'«i. I> .m pk.ymont compared with |y*J*» »mounted t<>
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    39 9 KlWrfHd. M.ir.li _V ii.ft .i T.» |»i..|..k,. a <ii\ Mead oi i f nnt i ••i.i])-iii il i* ii 1 i v I Tin* onliri.tr .i^-.l bj I 0 Shau hold* h quit ''ion i- 'U-
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    169 11 ONE OF RESTRICTIONS BENEFITS. London Stocks Falling. i Correspondent. Popjllajal 1 London. March 27. „'h there ha> been a fair amount of m the share market little ~h«wn upon values, the tone drop ot 1 :;*9 tons m London rubber has caused satisfaction- but iffectod the price
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    ARMS SMUGGLING CONSPIRACY DISCOVERED.
    96 11 W»^l minster Hridjre Incident. (Rcuter'e Service. l lyondon, March 27. -■> Irishmen, Michael O'Flana^an, Godfrey, nnd Michael Hurke, ar- >n Marrh 21. were sentenced at Marl- Police Court to-day for hemp -ion of ftreanas. Their arrest was rkman Nateg a pareal drop from nji WestaUaatar Prldga.
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    84 11 KING AMANULLAH'S GIFT TO LONDON'S POOR. tsfc Radio Official Service.] Umgkf, Mar. 27. of Afghanistan camelled his the Coliseum it< London yesterday v enfog i-i Dealing with a h had arrived fr<>m Kabul r to his departure m a special I various industrial ccatrei v Souriya and her suite irariotM
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    THE ANGLO-EGYPTIAN TREATY.
    64 11 Canada's Attitude. [Rcutor's Service.] Ottawa. March 27. I H ih«- of Commons to-day the first naatioa of Cana<la's attitude towards the Aagio-EgypiiM Treaty was piven I Prime Minister. Mark>Miit Kin^ said that when he Wli Mkcd whether Canada would adhere to r tty he replied that as
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    SOCONY INTERESTS IN SPAIN.
    49 11 f X 'Ut»T*s Service. I Madrid. Mar. 27. M»t hai adopted the report of Miofl charged with valuing the retim-ries belonging to the 'Ml Company, which have boen over bf Urn dovernment monopoly valuers assess at 20,000,000 Tin Standard Oil Company's COmpeMfttkm for ending theit
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    54 11 tbh KHdir> Official Service.] Uuuhy. Mar. 27. v of Mr. Bertrmn (iiles, former-(i<?!«-ral at Nankinir. occurred at neat I ondon. He was ")4 years Gilei wm \v<«unde<i m the Comrdern m N«ckini He had bu life m China. He was Professor Cile^. of Cambridge Well
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    CHICAGO'S LATEST OUTRAGES.
    41 11 Uteuter's Sorv'ice.l Chicago, March 27. were exploded last ni*rht at 1 the politician.-, Senator I)<-neen tn <>n. whose houses were i*ed Then- had DMM four previi«gl at houses of oftkials, but these Rttaekl on persons openly opr Thompson.
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    PROHIBITION IN MEXICO?
    28 11 [Renter*! Service.] Mexico City, March 27. Obregoa, the tofte rmmiMmU f«* lan Presidency, has pgppoaed the '»f alcohol m Mexico. Earliei eabtoi <»n pajce J.)
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    THE REFORM COMMISSION.
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    SOVIET SNUBS.
    235 11 •Japan and China Warned Off. [Kcattl'l Service] Moscow, March 27. ihe Soviet Gorenmeat repijrias; to i» Japanese proposal that the Soviet shoul, .'"in m the decision of the Power, as re Kurds the baaaia« of the import of an,,' to China, says the import of arms to Chin,
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    LADY BAILEY'S FLIGHT TO CAPE TOWN.
    93 11 Considerate Authorities. [British Radio -Official Service.] Ruk;>. Mar. 27. Lady Bailey, wife of Sir Abe Bailey, who I attempting a flight from London to Cape Town m a Dc Hnvillam] Moth biplane, left Cairo for Khartoum this morning. She has been delayed at Cairo
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    TERRORISM IN CHINA CONTINUES.
    83 11 [ReuterV Tar Eastern Service.] HankoH, Mar. 27. The military authorities continue the wholesale executions of alleged Communists. Kxeeutiors between March If and 21 have totalled •"<>. A similar state of atfairs exists m Changsha. Meantime the Reds continue their terrorism unhindered m Southern Hunan accompanied by
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    ROUGH TREATMENT OF PANAMA CANAL.
    53 11 [Reuter's Service.] Ha I boa. Mar. 26. The aircraft carrier Lexington, which has arrived here, traversed the Panama Canal m twelve hours. Several heavy concrete lampposts, and a strong guard-rail, beside some locks were demolished by the warship, whose Hides, owing to her enormous size,
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    ENGLISH COMPOSER'S DEATH.
    51 11 [Router's Service.] London. Mar. 27. The death is announced of the English composer, Leslie Stuart. [Mr. Leslie Stuart, who \va- m his <»3rr \ear, Wttl oil?; list to St. John's R. C Cathedral. SoJfofd when only 15 years old. He was the composer of many popular English
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    YALE WISDOM.
    46 11 f Router'? Service.] Newhaven, Mar. 26. Yale University seniors m a vote on "the 1 iggest man' m the world, awarded the first place to Lindbergh. Mussolini was a close second. rndcruraduates, by 14:* votes to 114. resolved that pr- hibition harmo<i college life.
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    50 11 [Nanyo Nichi-Nichi Service.] Tokio. Mar. 2rt. The ioint meeting of the Proletarian parties decided to uphold the non-confidence Bill of the Minseito. The general trend of the forthcoming special .^ssion of the Mot will be decided by the attitude of the seven neutrals. [Earlier cables on page 9.]
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    1055 11 ANNUAL REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS. Last Year's Figures. The following report < extracts) on the working of the Currency Department, for the period October I*t.\ 1926. to September ."Oth. 1927, wo* laM on the table at Monday's meeting of the Council. Currency .narantee Fund. The position of the
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    447 13 T c Su*Uy, March 1». Nt followinif had the honour of dining at rfiovernment House:— the Hon. l>r R O Winst^dt and Mrs. Wlnstedt, Flight Lt. Carnajzrio, Klijrht Lieut. Wiggles worth, Mr. and Mrs. Gardner, Commander Notify. Mi and Mrs. A. S. Stokes. After dinner Hi* Excellency and
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    10,000 VOLUMES DONATED BY RUSSIA.
    55 13 |\anyo Xichi-Nichi Service.] Tokio, Mar. &>. Some ten thousand volumes embracing all branches ot* science and literature m Soviet Russia have arrived as a donation to the library ot the Tokyo Imperial University. For this invaluable gift, Japan MPM much to the effort of Mr.
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    COMMEMORATION EXHIBITION.
    34 13 [Nanyo Nichi-Nichri Service.} Tokio. Mar. 25. The occasion of the opening ceremony of th« Great Commemoration Exhibition for the forthcoming Coronation this autumn was honoured with the presence of H.I.H. Wnce Kannin.
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    36 13 [Nanyo Nichi-Nichi Service.] Tokio. Mar. 2.V Viscount Eiichi Shibuzawa, the most prominent businessman m the country, has proceeded to settle the Noda Soy dispute which ha> oven continued for th<- last six months.
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    110 13 The following action was taken at a meeting of Committee No. 6 held on March 20th: On the recommendation of the C.P.O. agTeed to erect a public lamp m Van Kit Road, a private street, Mr. Dunman dissenting on principle. Aprroed to renew the lease, for the period
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    74 13 Joseph Walsh, a European fireman on l>oard the steamer Rio Azul, was produced before the Third Magistrate, Mr. H. Dakers, on Monday morning on a charge of ast;aultin£ the Chief Engineer of the ship, Mr. W. Herd. The accused pleaded that he was drunk at the
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    322 16 The si* ond oi>f motor pas«*f rurer ship which the Messag»ries Maritime* intend to build (the Feiix Roussei) will probably ht oidered at the end <>1 Marih. One of th«- new IiUKK) t»..i motor liner* fcr the Nelherland Steamship Co. will he called the Johan van Oldenhjinevelt. Th<
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    CHARGES AGAINST CHARTERES.
    259 16 CHARGES AGAINST CHARTERES. Not Substantiated. Messrs. Alfred K. D'Aiineida and Raul Gutierrez, charterers ef tht N <!\veirian ship Sandviken. were acquitted ren ntly at M i nila en charges of emU /zlinsr eeleactag fee the Ml PWUpptoi Ueaweti they were alleged to have recr iite-1 for the Hawaiian sugar plantations,
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    REFITTING THE VICTORY.
    194 16 The work of fitting <ut thr Yictor> is steadily progressing. Sonic little difficulty was experienced at the outset m tinding men with knowledge enough for the jol. Twelve old .l«.p-\sat«r >ailonm-n wen found, however, who f.uld 1... »>ntru>te<l with the t;isk <>l rittiru NeftMß*! flagship with her
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    SAFETY DEVICES FOR PUNCH SUBMARINES.
    119 16 m I'arb*. M. Georges Ley^ues. the Minister of Marine, laid before the Naval Commission of the Chamber the safety rijnltiw m fone m the Fivnrh navy a.wi tIM i..«ho(!s employed for raising disabled submarines lo thr >urfac«'. Hv mii that Em MOM H«M piiNt Fiam-v
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    METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
    73 16 (By courtesy of the Government Health Office). For the twenty-four hours ending midnight March Wf&L Max. shade temp. agj p Mm. shade temp. 74 7 p Mean .^hade temp. 79 2 p Max. sun radiation |f§ p Mm. trrass radiation 72 5 p Sea temperature Max. K2 Mm
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      139 16 CHARGEURS REUNIS. (Incorporated m England). (o)— REGULAR MONTHLY FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE. (o)— OUTWARDS. SAIGON, TOI'RANE AND HAIPHONG. Due Singapore: CAP ST. JACQUES Apr. 11 CAP VARELLA May 9 HOMEWARDS. MARSEILLES, HAVRE. DINKIRK. AND ANTWERP. Due Singapore. CAP PADARAN Apr. 13 CAP ST. JACQUES May 11 CAP VARELLA June 8
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      117 16 KIRKV LINK O\| M IN V hi i rr i'\i i m\i i uimm fa»t tv Ma I RANGOON, «»i omiui m v VI MOI 111 \M» M»M h through IfOMKU u;n |AI Sleaairr I < Maafa* rORKSHII 1 KU FSTFRMUI raROPSHIRI HKRKKoHI (il.or« KSI ERI HI OXFORDBHII LANG iSaflRI
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      614 16 MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. Kuala Pahang, Pekan, Sungei Lembin and Kuantan (via Gemas and Jerantut) every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Fiiday 6 a.m. Bangkok every Thursday 6 a.m Kota Tinggi, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Taiping, P*nang and Kedah and lower Siam ft a.m. Kelantan every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday G
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      37 16 I.KARW F.S March 27.- Ocnatula. Kanatta. Gi man larut. Jtrantut. Selun ff r Hone Keatl Ap^y. (Brit); Dukat. (N« >r): U ri Pl ainzaradja. R«jk»l. M«»iv t .i p,,ntia^nk F- meralda (Dut); llav. (Nor); Hakozaki Mam. <Japan>.
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    "RENTON ACCUMULATOR."
    514 17 Football Forecasts What constitutes a bet? This was the point m a presecution which was hoard m thr Sheriff Court at Dumbarton recently, uhon Thomas M'Quilkie, 121 Main Street, R.'nton, was charged with having, on 12th. Novtmbtr lut, on Main Street, Renton, at the Mtraacc to 121 there.
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    MAN WHO SAVED MR. CHURCHILL.
    283 17 Boer War Episode Recalled. Johann*Hhurg. Feb. 21. The death annonced of Serjeant Clem Roberts, D.C.M".. who rescued Mr. Winston Churchill from a precarious position near Ht-wetsdorp m the Boer War during heavy Boer fire. Mr. Churchill was then a war correspondent. In his book, "lan
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    HEENEY TO VISIT ENGLAND.
    38 17 London, Mar. 16. New York. Tom Hetnvy is proceeding t<> Kn^iand t')-in<»rrow on a holiday and will in\estigatf for Tex Hickard the possibilities of a heavy- weight title match at Weml)ley m the summer.
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    JAVA NOTES.
    1004 18 VISIT OF THE KING OF SIAM. Completing the Arrangements. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Katavia. Mar. 23. The Siamese Consul General to Singapore is again m Batavia and has now compWtod the provisional programme for the visit of H.M. the King of Siam to Java. The itinerary has been
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    TRIUMPH OF THE AUTO-GIRO.
    720 18 CHEAP TYPE TO BE PUT ON MARKET. Bird Win^s. Ham hie. The early (uomise of the Auto-Giro, oi "windmill" aircraft, has been amply conIn iiied l>y a remarkable series of experiments carried out hen* recently with tht latest type. Proirrens m design ha* r rapi«i and
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    BRITAIN'S RED ARMY.
    187 18 Labour League of Ex-Servicemt'n. It is a section of Britin's Rim! Army, says the haily Mai'. but m order t<> camouflage its real purpose it i* called the Labour league of e\-S««r\ icemen or L.L.X.X. Tht' League made iis tirst appa*HHM« to-day. Tht promoters claim that the
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    DISSECTING LENIN'S BRAIN.
    31 18 31. 000 Section- to be Kvamincd. Th<- Moscow Imtfate hat dlwcct«d Lenin's ham int.. :>>\,(*'\v, n s J > which tno mt«d Professor Vojrt will minutely -tiufy them a!!.
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      168 18 f«l SAMAJUGA You will not nay so >ou *tt» ih«* Uti*>i d*\m m gauges. You merely PRESS THK LEYKK \(.M\s| I THE TYRE. NO NEED TO UNSCREW \l.\ X < \r for a readinu «»f Ihr presnurr i. SOMETHING. NKNN TO SINi. APORI (.(>^|j I \M) (HEAP. I (ALL AM)
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    56 19 March 27ih.. 12 o'clock n«H»n. I S.S. tqaa] to St;.M(l;ml Q.C.F. Snot H Standard R.s.s. Si;..t 4t i; 1 on Ti-rxU i Apf-Junc 4 1 M .luly-S<-pt. 45 45' i '<>•..• i>r Market: lm-^ular. Latest CaM>: Lon4»a Spot BhaH i_' 7 ,d pat lb N«'\v
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    35 19 Owiritf t<> an abnormal rise m the exchanire rate of coppers m the southern provinces, the Nanking Government recently ordered the Customs Superintendents of Nanking, Soochow, (hinkianpr and Shanghai to prohibit export of copper coin.
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    MACPHAIL'S SHARE LIST.
    643 19 March liTih. t Is g Prices. Buyer Ballen A. er eag 1 1 •> i>atany. I'adanii >•• .".1 hin Chin 1 .00 l.n:j»_. Hitam.s o\ Hong Fatti to lohan Tin \a Kinta Tin Drod. 1. US l.~,:i klang River :;.4n ;{.47'^ KachaJ <$» i 2.00 Kuyohs BO
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    EXCHANGE.
    39 19 i I 11.K:t nk >;< m.iii.l f I V Y«.»k. iltMiiati-t Ii In.lvi. 11. H<vng K..i, r .1. i r i 1 I■. t I V«'k' i. I .1 -1f11.U11.l I HaiiK^ok. <i«-nuui<i i It.ink I KnuLti.l I: 4
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    PRODUCE.
    100 19 M I i ||i Tmmt »i (Jjiml.ni I \\ht-- Black i i .tpi"< lYarl n'i» 9tmM i ..pr.. ||.|i I Hrn |g ||r O Rr.l I ffc Rwi-. S MR <•!<! No 1 X X »i:-».i.m -.'i. 1 1 8 niu irunj- |d I. I :\'m l; i I
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST.
    102 19 W>t*Tda>'> \ltria!!«ui- B'iy*r« Kit ta l»i. ■lirr- <*! 1.474 I Km; 1 N. Taipin* <>i 1.10 1.1 P. mln.l .-n (St > |Si M I li Kan, l>ut. in < ll Ufa Mali «*M Alor Gajah ($1) k mini si M.-U'k (SS) \>< i l'.ir B* <$:»►
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    56 19 TAPAH 1(1 Hi i-;i« :i i i i inn*. I. T.i I j v 1 '•Utl-iTI. ■> I- I 10, Forward h rtpoit i I i 1 and d*cr< t.if.|nnr i ihl.Mil r i <lin»i.ri I 1 It v I II Jtl < mpl«- w«*rr fnt t<
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    JACKS' METAL REPORT.
    42 19 .1 lit.. I t I• I CO. 2T» I mm tinI n all i Si t |»|MT I I whu li I I .id Kit! i It r i i ;irv II J «.<.k«M|. lr< mmII, a Kiililhi I
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    ROSE MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    24 19 ROSE MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. •mi imrr. \|«r i:. i I ii Mini..: 1 \2 I i I I ,1.1. r Ii m iri«K w
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    11 19 <• »h h I Amutt S4OU.O«K), the t«l«n<« h<>r> K<«njr. Englai II
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      478 19 I BANKING. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, \lsru\Li\ AND CHINA. Incorporated m England by Koyal Charter. Paid up Capital m 6>i0,000 shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Kt-rerve Fund 4,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietor! 3,000,000 Head Office: 38, Bishopsgate, London, E.C. Agencies and Branches. Alur Star Iloii., Tons?kah Amritamr i po h
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    1467 20 The mooting of the S.C.C. and the Services provided <«MTir» hrtirtiltilH cricket at Tanglin last week-end, the Club having the best of a 4 wo innings match by five wfokets. For this result great ciedit ii due to McFarJanc. who, finding the Tanglin wicket particularly suited to hi«
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    RUGBY.
    518 20 HOW ENGLAND BEAT SCOTLAND. Tremendous Pace. London, March 17. Over I*ool Scotch lads and lassies arrived m London this morning to witness the juhlloe Rugby match between England and Scotland. Neither bagpipes nor kilts were visible, but plus-fours wore much m evidence, likewise the national cap and every kind
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    864 20 MILLWALL REACH THE HUNDRED. League Positions to Date. The following table shows the effect of matches played m the Knglish League on Saturday and Monday: DIVISION I. Coal*. V. W. D. 1.. V A. PU. ■■iitraftaM 32 18 6 75 :>i- i.u-rton 31 UII i T L.timiir 34
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB.
    90 20 The following was the result of tht menu March Two-Ball 'Shanghai' flMpi tition. the second and third pairs dividing one thiul of the sweep. Xi K ht <ar.ls wen laKen out. E. C. Million and S. ullen. M. < Marriott and T. H. Holy«.ak. H U A.
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    RACECOURSE GOLF CLUB.
    75 20 The March Medal. The March medal competition resulted as follows: The winners of the caddies' competition J^' 1 J sn in C»! Tian Hup (Hi) Ahdullah bin Mohamed Salleh. Play for the Ku Tone Sen* Shield starts on March 31st Neo Ewe Kian>r K7 69 F. R.
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      LOCAL LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENTS.
      27 20 At the Cricket Club. No play was p-'--. 1 U- m the various lcnal lawn tennis tournaments yesterday »>\sing to the heavy rain.
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      WEDNESDAY'S TIES.
      96 20 Ties m the S.C.C. tournament Lcday hit a> follow: (■iMliiwn Doubles. Macphail and Co. vs. and O. ISanlc. Guthrie and Co. vs. K.IWI. Fraser and C<>. \>. A .!*.< Police fs. African arid Mastein Trade Corporation. Reuters vs. Ltwli and I'tat I'nterson. Simons and damson Ciilfillan and Co.
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      TANGLIN CLUB TOURNAMENT.
      56 20 WEDNESDAYS TOES. ll! < '1 (ll|). \Vi>ha!t ami .Mi-. K. A. Stevens ow« I V.-. Wild and Mrs. Margoliouth *cr. (fontlcnn n*«* Doubles Handicap. Fuleher and W intti DW« I VB. < at.j an<! Williams scr. La.lit- I uJ)'r« Hindu ip Mis. Newoll and Mi>. W. 1..
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      S.R.C. TENNIS TOURANAMENT.
      55 20 WKKNHSDAVS fill I)«iuhles Handicap. F. CX <!«• Souza and N S. HtOH 9U, I W«bk an<l S. do Souza. Winmrs of R. C. and S. 1.. Ofhl.'ts and (i. B. and A. Armstrong v:-. I*. K. do Souz-i ami K. W. <\o f'ruz. Single Handicap A. W,
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    FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 31.
    136 20 This Week's Prize (iocs to* Tanglin. Thru- wii.' mvciul surpiist's amonjr thf result- of tin twi-lvr matrK-v wltctod f->» our K.u.thall Competition N.«. ."1. Chelsea and xhv Arsmal. m particular, upsetting th»' ralriilations „f nrmy compct M«>r- failintr to win. Six reader* *»«nt m coupons Mi
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    S.C.C. CRICKET.
    118 20 Probables vs. Possibles. Th»< folliAvinc h:wv bMH invite*! to i. PNml tht Prohablcs an*: Possible? m a match on th«- S. i.e. ground rummrncinK «t I BOM. on Friday and 2 p.m. <.n Sattirday: Probables: K. 1.. 1.. Brad.Kll, R. B. (lotch. R. N. Hamilton (captain). \Y. N.
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    LEAGUE RESULTS.
    35 20 fßcuttr S< rvire.] I ondon. M.ir. 26. LmUNM niatih*- p!av.-l tM-.lny r* «ult«Ml as follow: DIVISION Fulhair 0. }TuM DIVISION 111 (SOI THKRN) OiMrltnn 1. South. v<{ DIVISION Ml (Nf.RTHKKNV Halifax 1. Southport
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    ENGLISH CUP REPLAY.
    44 20 Huddersfield nnd Sheffield Draw Airain. [Reuter's Service"; London. Mar. 2fi. In the replay <>f th« ir sen>i-final tv- m the F. A. Cup com|Htition Shrfful.l l'nit«.<l and Huddcrvfu Id m<t »f Kv«-ri m to-day and aft«-r <xtrn tim*>. <ln\v. n.ither si-orinjr.
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    LACROSSE AT THE S.C.C.
    32 20 There will b«' another lacros*;.- practice match at the S.C.C. ihis afternoon, when it is hoped that all mcmlor, who have taken up the fcame will turn out.
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    22 20 There will Ik- nn intere«tinr sorter match on theS.Cr ground to-morrow afternoon. When the clu»> will meet th Duke of Wellington's Rciriment.
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