The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 9 April 1928

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    13 1 Singapore Free Press W LLINAb. SINGAPORE, S.S. MONUA1 M R1L 9. 1928. kdjgkd
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    288 1 Our l.oiulon rorreH|M»nd««nt vt-nd«» furlhtr nf>»s of tht* ruhb« r cn-i-. m whirh a more ho|H a ful note ran h* detected l'»ne An otfirial report Irom Duirh <•<>>- eminent source nhirh deal*- with thr question of nati\e pntdurtion and which all interested m ruM>er will l«-,«l
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    ON DENTISTS.
    1114 1 Tu. •f I hi- ixople whom On tat Mm ii saw a knitting m «C i vv < th M 1 <»ne ctur' I koaii of Kohl, l-ut amonc thr ..Mum o| l< it *a* WWtPPi >ld iilftlC> in th«- h lie r jtuihI <-f tV-n \n 1
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      255 1 I MACKAY MONO 5 j: COFFEE j ROASTED AND GROUND S daily W%V.V. i i .V. i .V.VA i .V.V.V.V. i *Vv i X' v Raffles Hotel 1 1 SUNDAY, APRIL 8th. TEA KUIRE'S LmLE DIN ER I I DANCE SYMPHONIE. DANSANTf EVERY Vocalists: EVERY MONDAY, SKJNOR BONAVITA (Tenor), TUESDAY,
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      234 1 FOR REFINED PERFUMERY AM) TOILET 1 PREPARATIONS -ALWAYS ASK FOR— THE t<ivuwn ffW VVHT( H /^i^w I v^ V^/ V OBTAINABLE FROM ALL PRINCIPAL DKALEHs. WILLIAM G08BA6I SON S. 110 ROBINSON RI). ob-i-tBtc i-y EUROPE HOTEL! •'Renowned by Recommendation." g m::<>>::;<<<><<<^<^: SPHINX R AC E MIRING Gn F F F
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      92 1 LATEST ADN ERTISEMENTS. cit ion* P Klkinirt«>n p H Km -h fruit at the Id >' »m«i i C.nmurrial I k* at Kell) and Sot re entm S 1 pel ition Page 7. Taipinx Tin f l.: Little* arm 1 »1 |.iim i-rituiir l;iir« > 1 Brw E T Moioi
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      12 1 see that vor <^rr jj RED LABH. BRAND j: COFFEE jj VV.V.V.V.VA'.V.V.'.V.'.V.V.VWW
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      103 1 THE WEEK. i/ ii n r. iif Malatt iil.l Malajrma *i«>K I Cricket; >' < |k Witti irca: H NY. Mi i%M ByJB. MnlnkofT Kuhhrr < M., i 1 *b.i!l: (■.>!<•• Dick Norton* R«v«?i«. Ir- w4i ■igk W;.:. r, IJ MakMCAi H. W. It M B.jkif Timah Ru»»K»" I tttl
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    FOURTH TRAGEDY OF A TAXICAB.
    327 2 Drowned Mm Who Had Been Shot. Paris. Mar. I. Some liirht has at )ast been shed on the I mystery of the bloodstained taxfcab No IT'.'V-Jit. 1 Hea of the last two victim as- 1 POCiated with itl history have been found Th< the driver,
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      331 2 I for Coughs, Colds and all Throat Troubles. From all Chemists, Dispensaries I and Stores. Sole Agents MEDICAL HALL, LTD. Singapore. THE HAPPY VALLEY PRESENT A Monster Programme OF Varied Amusements GATE 10 cts. V.VAW.WMVASVWW.%SW/A DRAUGHT BEER ON ICE. J COLD SNACKS AVAIL- 5 ABLE AT ALL HOURS. J \l
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      277 2 Victoria Theatre Commencing Tuesday, April 10th. AND NIGHTLY AT 9.30 PM. THE DICK NORTON REVUE (Direct from London). PRESENTING THE LATEST MUSICAL HITS. Tuesday and Wednesday. April 10th and 11th. PLEASURELAND. Thursday and Friday, April 12th and 13th SCENES AND SCREAMS. Saturday. April 14th. INCIDENTS. BOOKING AT LITTLE'S. PRICES $4,
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      180 2 ALHAMBRA PH^ (TAN (HKV«. XXX. II l» I To Night and Nightly AT 9.00 P.M. WE TAKE PLEASI'RE: IN I'KKSKMIM, H. B. WARNER IN SORRELL SON A FILM ADAPTATION OK WAIIWICK MKKHN. THE GREATEST EMOTION VI. DRAMA KVKR S( un IN lUX I IKS| HOI SK x "BLOOD WILL TELL'
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    LONDON'S TRAFFIC WIZARD!
    578 3 CONTROLLER OF BUSES AM) TUBES. Bright and High Ideas. He ll fair haired ifiant of man. Quiet of voice, and with a smile which drives a sudden hai m t"> his fair. You will not find his name in "Who's Who" he dislikes personal publicity of any
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    A VERY BUSY POLICEMAN.
    370 3 I The \iUii>r«- policeman ni the eartoonist* I I think of him la extinct: in his plan a I I man w h<> walking ••m-yi-lo,'.»».-«»ui. I country policeman often has ver>| iar-M uca on which to keep kin watchfull t>l There ma> be three or mow
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    18 3  - Mr. Buchanan-Taylor I The psopli who kn««x\ mod alum; HfY arc the members <>f newspapi i editorial staff
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      94 3 i <*]!*M*]^[5^^^ WHEN BUYING A CAR 1 a "Service After Purchase" j IS AN IMPORTANT CONSIDERATION. I When buying a Camera remember that there are I Kodak Service Departments^ in °Y\ different countries. I j GET A KODAK m Kodak Limited Imnrporatt'fl in England). I! UL: 8, Haltery Road. OFFICE:
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      528 3 NOWj f OU cant e we m the If Feather Weight STORMPROOF m Mattamac it one-thirJ the weight of he usual Gabardine Weatherproof. It give* asting weir and is guaranteed absolutely l m Waterproof. It it the original Featherweight the World's irst, best and best-value lightweight Storm- >roof, now sold
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      188 3 Estate 8 Trust Agencies 1 (1927) Limited I (Registered under the Trust Companies' Ordinance »f with Security deixisitod with th< t< > Ktj prepared to act as Trustee*, K\t< utors. Administrators. Receive^ Managers of Real Estatr. Attorneys for *..|!ivtion of Rents, Investigators and Managers «»f 1 runt or other Funds,
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    ZORA, THE INVISIBLE.
    4203 4  -  J. R. Wilmot BY A Story of Mystery and Crime. ItY WHOSK HAND? Mr. Montg i ery Gaynor, diamond me* chant, m iuxuri.-u.-ly appointed otiicc in Hatton (i:ii(i<-n cameo of opuleace. The Persian m^ that covered the floor wai an exquisitely <uniunir piece of work. He had
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    FROCKS CHEERED AT A SHOW.
    136 4 Dress Triumph- i»f a I'niwr^iU Man w -ni ip^ fashion- m i!ri' wHk -1 Mvi;i :i-m n-uall- -tairc iritis ..n rirhl n? Hi N 'm.-11. tht univ an M Hi MHif mii. m thn. aim m th. inir th»< frocks, an an.) c.rri.! n I
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    DELIGHTFUL DRESS.
    157 4 BEAUTY OF SHOR1 j(K -PBOPBSL1 \\<'!;\ What (irvcian Mi**. most hmr« w^BMin i .1 havtnit Am mou vi wr fin look at th*n mm I I It UtoUMHtda of quwr lha' U M h. r IfH brcaw -»ni that aut «K<> iu<N t.» u» Uk« r.»v !.|t w
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    A SCHOOL MASTER'S STORY.
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    COMMUNIST ATROCITIES.
    424 5 Hcrrora cf Chenchow. (irucsome details of unspeakable bocfotl witnessed by a German tagine#f MM| ki* wito who were sercd hy the CopuntmistX at Chenchow m Southern Hunan, weiv re lat«-»l upon their arrival m Hankow. The outraK*'* were the work of the rabble of Tanp Sen^chi's troops, augmented
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    A PISTOL DEAL.
    323 5 Three Months for a European. In H.M. Pollc* ("ourt a r Shanghai la<t week, th." eaat «m brought befort Judee G. W. Kinir m \\hi.h T T. D. Bftky, unemployed, i< elHurgvH bf th«.» MuniPolice niih negotteting the «*alp of m On Mai eh 22 he «aj
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    PROBLEM OF CEYLON.
    191 5 .Minority Rule. London. M.ir. 'J The Times tn-<! i\ publish, on "The Problem Ceylon," with feret to the public of the Ceylon Commission to bt held on March •■< the House of T.or«i<. t M Whilsl ntakme: :-<> attempt t<. fbrect the recou dati mij tlx bocomes
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      286 5 l£J/u<d&yrrutde jsi&coftand v duti/fi&d from $**r&y i I> A 111 I V is a valuable food and the distilled t£m U essence contains properties that are not \4| only restorative but are aKo health Civin^ m a ul greater decree than any other distilled article. vl There is not a
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      189 5 Economy and Reliability Six-cylinder trucks ha\ proven their assures easy control, speedy deliveries, superiority over four-cylinder. Now minimum upkeep and exceptional the six-cylinder trucks powered with long life. the famous Willys-Knight double- Willys-Knight six-cylinder trucks are sleeve engine are proving their su- j^ m c<ip.ldties of 1, p., 2 and
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    IBN SAUD AS HE REALLY IS.
    599 6 TEARS SUED AFTER A BATTLE. A (ireat Leader. i An opportune book, in view of the holy war which I t>n Sand, Kintf at the Hed.ia/ •ind Sultan of Nejd and it- dependencies in Arabia, has declared, is Inking published by Constable and <«».
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    THIRTEEN.
    260 6 Ther arc fen 'ed m \u- bin:,an »n fi.in t.. i lated with the numbii thirteen. 1 \\n- i< t entl\ repol I. resident had petitioned his local autho I the i hnd been numbered 13; and i eren certa n Mick;, numl« r. li j w':i<> -.it down
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      146 6 THIS WEEKS OFFER Pyjamas Gowns at WHITEAWAYS IHK -MIKADO- BATH GOWN TH« TKAVKLKKU' HATH (,O»N. *V fth<lk an Btripes, made from «-vi»l ii -man Paisley designs, similar to sketch, A sEetcn m -mart all ow pmttmua m also v ith kimono style sleeves. tm> 1;l tt-st colours and desijrn-. tnot
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      86 6 n^Trtiauxj.^l^ ■■■••iim. 1 IF IT 'ISN.T IT SHOULD BE!: I m i mm I MALAYAN MOTORS LTD. J 14-20, Orchard Road. Sin^apor. •■V■I I Conquer your llec] etl by menfthcoi v. with San.ito^n It into the h »Jv jim dm mont phosphoiAis which buddi up new nerve nietMji Dr. Rvhicrka.
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    THE RUBBER CRISIS.
    158 7 AMERICAN EXPERT'S OPINION. Best For Everybody. [Eotlter's Service] Ntw York, Apr. 7. Mr. Henderson, the President wi tn« Tori Rubber Exchange, int -;<--! by Rettter, !s q| th( opin^ tne abolition of restrktiin is no only m the bes< interests of the Bntwh Empire bol %v,n ultimately
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    THE TANGIER AGREEMENT.
    131 7 [Rettter'i Serriee.l Paris. Apr. 7. Phe conference between England, Prance, Italy and Spain for the revision of the Tangier Statute, which opened at Qua! fOrsay on March 21, to consider whether recent Franco-Spanish agreement was reconcilable with the International Statute ol 1929 have concluded the first part
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    TURKEY'S MODERNIZATION.
    96 7 FReuter's Servicel (on>tantinople. Apr 6. The separation of church and state wil' oon become a reality. The People's Part] has unanimously approved the motion of Ismd Pmahm, supported by 120 Deputies. foreshadowing the suppression of all clauses m the statute on religion. Thus votinp m the National A>-embly
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    CURTAIN FALLS AT GIBRALTAR.
    65 7 Renter's Si rrlce.l (iibraltar, Apr. 8. .Admiral Bii Romper Keyes briefly inter. vieWed (apt. Dewar yesterday eveninp. Kia?-Admiral Ollard. who is on full pay. not half pay as has been stated. i> returning: to England on Sunday aboard t!i > Orient liner Otranto. D.-war and Daniel
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    SOCONY TANKS ON FIRE.
    59 7 [Renter's Service. 1 Havana. Apr. 7. The oil lir*\ news of which \\a~ enbled yesterday, wa^ barely under control a/hen lire broke out m nnother large Standard oii tank. Th«> entire Havana Five Bri^atU- a.--si: ted by the Police Force and 100 Ameiu-.n bluejackets from ships
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    U.S. BUYING POOL DEFEATED.
    43 7 fKeuter's Service"; Wa? hint.' ton. Apr 7. The House of Representatives by 181 t< 120 threw out the Newton Bill to permit the formation of an American buying pool to eombai foreign governments' monopoliet m rubber, potash and siaaL
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    THE RUSSIAN RAILWAY CONTRACT.
    31 7 [Reuter's Service. 1 New York, Apr. t>. The amount involved m the propo -i 1,000 Mik railway from the Gulf to the Caspian Sea is approximately 816,000^*00,
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    FORD TAKES A TRIP.
    24 7 [Keuter's Service.l London. Apr. li. Mr. Henry Ford and his wife have anivel tor a three weeks stay m England.
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    WOMEN AND HOLY ORDERS.
    113 7 BsanofJ of Durham's <JpP«'*'ti«>nI.undon, March 25. There is no reason m the spiritual achievement of individual women m th'^ last and present, t<» justify so u-n;it breach of the traditions of Christendom as the admission of women to Holy Orders on equal terms with men. declared
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    GEORGE OF THE CHANDOS.
    968 7 LANDLORD OF THE OLDEST OF INNS. Lord "Bobs" on a Corn-Bin. Tin- Chandos Arms of EdgWare, tht oldest inn in England as every i.., n doiMf will swear whatever ir..i.. fur its only rival in a*re an inn ai lu-ter has fallen on evil day-. No
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    1,056 KILLED IN STREETS.
    64 7 During the last ajnartet of IM7 tit pat> wins met their deaths m tvatlir acidents m th»* metropolitan area <>f London, of H6 lieiWshiani killed, 108 l«>st th«-ir lives m trossinp tSMMTOOgluTares without «luo care DVil '.VI by hesitating or faltoinvr when m danirer. The total
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    26 7 In a sense, I could talk round th<> world to myself. l>ut the <\Hv<i is -;urh that 1 should not hear my own voire.- Senator Marconi
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      399 7 BUSINESS CARDS. FLORANGE j THE NKW POPULAR DRINK for mi Parties and Daily .Meals. Personal belongings of every ription gift**, rhinaware etc. rely packed for conveyance to uri "t iJ> world. Luggage etc attended and put on •ail. and sont anywhere. Wrl:. GEE AND CO.. Bencoolen Street. DAWN STUDKX 1
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      624 7 SSore Places Heal to Stay Healed Ovr i*«tra,t ,< }f,4.r r»,*< ttf WhlTl thC BlOOd a^,w, IS C|eanse<i wild nail v Inch cau.iodtiliNxJ poisoning uas ciuptnl v. itli Mire j>lacCS I 1 S uoul.l ;|,j jjj V/l«l HW^ Come. Then I r 42k \K\ C\ f\ g\ |a\ of \our
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
    32 8 RAYNERtALLMAN. <>m Thursday. stl April. 1 .»;>. ::t S I Rayi pi t.. Ktiu! A v ■> M. H <> B iaacki th.- lata v.r. an.i Mn "A VAtm of Kiagswinford, Bto Vs.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY. APRIL 9. 1928. WEEK-END COMMENT.
    572 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY. APRIL 9. 1928. WEEK-END COMMENT. Mr. Lloyd George has been quick to take political advantage of the manner of makinythe rubber decision. He ha< hit nut with some shrewdDCM and taken full advantage of the opportunity offend him. It is to be feared however that the
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    486 8 Thriv will be n«> i^uc r>f th- i r*e Pu>> tM-i! 1 1 < v Mr. <i. I. O'Hara Hick-nn i> homeward md i> the motor ship Falsti Kx. I>r. K. 0 Win-tedt. Direct-t if Kducation. ha> Ken on ;i visit t to P'-'l. Mr. A. K. Moreira, assistant editor
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  • OUR SIAM LETTER. THE HOT WEATHER BEGINS.
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      THE HOT WEATHER BEGINS.
      725 8 What a Water Supply Mean* [From Oui Owl I'orrespondert 1 tkingkok. A|*i*' Only those compelled by official .»n.l c< -merrial dutie* arc rf.iaininx .n !>arrk«»keveryone eliie i- fl-ol.inic to taking advantam of the liolui. k'H away t<> II >»i« Konjr. Indo hma »v faitV-i afield. Th<-
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  • LOCAL WIRES.
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      SLAM'S SUCCESSFUL RED CROSS FETE.
      32 8 SLAM'S SUCCESSFUL RED CROSS FETE. Royal Opening on I ,ir| a> < I r ii l < i •<- apsjajaj Qu««>n y« *t. nlwy m th.- |n►, -an<l- it The f« •< it acavlm a rr<
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    SLAM'S NEW TREATY WITH GERMANY.
    19 8 (I mn. <>ur Own I fear!..* A »f Mmki nnvitrati sisned ll MH v
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    GALLANT MALAYS.
    35 8 Presentation of R II > I v M. '.ir M wmU4 with thr honor* niWil on vellum of ih I I^wJoll. for ha\ ti mtk I Ian:' i \J, M h Mr V M.M.
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    HONG KONG AERODROME.
    63 8 I ;»l (.oMrnmcni- I \*m sjatt I In < m th th« a» rnanl at ll thi- CosjM Gmtiaan Msi •»>' war .m of n Th< t .lonial S« nd.i'imriL' X *lfx'n B.t\ nsumption of an>.« *7;w.«mio Covering Nullah*. I;..:. a*^»vi an«< roM craft nhe«N. wuH v
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    COURTS OF DOMESTIC RELATIONS.
    14 8 COURTS OF DOMES TIC RELA TIONS. lutHtn i < M. 1 1 Hi M. 1
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      113 8 J THE COXNOISSEUR COMES TO CALDBECK'S." THE DRINK FOR EVERY KIND OF THIRST SOLE AGENTS I CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO., LTD. E •i (Incorporated under the Companies' Ordinances of H<ng Kong). (Incorporated m Shanghai.) I SINGAPORE. i I SMALL SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED. f^-TP A T^Th 17 TP TT TT ORANGES LEMONS
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      154 8 Y-v»\v.v.v.v«\v«v.v.v.v.\v«\v. J Parfums de Luxe J OOXY Chypre > Origan :j Rose Jacqueminot l| Paris |i J Emeraude 3 < EAU DE COTY < to he had from all dealers 5 Dupirc Brothers. J WWHWWMMMMNWNVVHWWM t RUST KILLS METAL J SIDEROSTHEN Ji Anti-corrosive Paint kills l! RUST ir I I
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    RUBBER CRISIS.
    86 9 IOM'ON AND AMSTERDAM HOPEFUL. Temporary Fluctuations nun Correspondent. Copyright). London. Apr. 7. 10.4 ."i a.m. i market, is still nervous. ll NeWl states thai Mincing expect the market to Hettle time and wide fluctuations are •h m view of the past reduced there b no reason to fear
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    MAKING POLITICAL CAPITAL.
    71 9 MAKING POLITICAL CAPITAL. LJoyd-Georgc .Attacks (iovernment. [Renter*! Service.] I^ondon. Apr. 7. m ;i Bpeeck at the club, attacking the Got- rubber said there Britain over 1,000,000 small ibbei industry. It was whether restriction not, to be removed, w to be removed soon. Ighi to m- removed i of injury to
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    HOUTMAN SEARCHED IN SYDNEY.
    54 9 No Drugs Discovered. ipondeat Copy right.] Sydney. Mar. 7. made that illicit i! value of £5,000 had been I th< Dutch steamer hat arrived here from 1 iistomi Department insti.•aich of the shi| but any discovery. :h<- steamer ridicules the h thinp as the placing of
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    THE HAVANA OIL FIRE.
    27 9 [Renter** Senriec.] Havana. Apr. 7. •<i fir. m the Standard Oil tanks n r control. The loai b 000,000. tblct n pacre 7.]
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    SPANLARD ARRESTED.
    47 9 Awaiting Ckargt. .vanish subject, local authorities on Whii h arrived from the Phlll !;>.st. d ut the Instance of |i«ul who has received m i oa a charge of I m respect of 16, 00 Ing made by hia irrmnt U expected to arrive rtly.
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    TRANS-ATLANTIC FLIGHT.
    43 9 THE GERMAN JUNKERS' ATTEMPT. Irish Aviator Accompanies. TReuter'a Service.] r London. Apr. 7 Commandant Fitzmaurice. chief of the Ir.^h rre<. State Air Force ha* received atlantu fI, Kh t from Baldonnel. replacing zmauriee accompanied Mclntosh m nil unsuccessful attempt m September.
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    A FRENCH FLIGHT.
    65 9 [Reuter's Service.] Paris. Apr. 7. The French aviators. Cornillon and G.rardot eomm* from Casablanca to Paris made land at 0.4 p.m. and departed at 2 a.m. for Paris direct. [Haras Service.] Paris. April s. < omillon and Girardot landed near Pariat 2.40 p.m. having covered about 10.000
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    SANDINO LOSES MUNITIONS.
    39 9 [Reuter's Service.] New York, Apr. 7. Sixteen thousand pounds worth of ammunition, believed to bo intended for the force* of the insurgent Nicaraguan leader Sandino. have been seized by the customs authonties aboard the steamship Lempira
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    OIL TANKER EXPLODES.
    39 9 [Reuter's Service.] The Hague. Apr. 7. Two Dutchmen were killed, seven people were injured, and one Dutchman and two natives are missing as a result of an explosion on the Dutch tanker Chepita at Willemstad, Curacao.
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    TROTSKY RUMOURS UNTRUE.
    28 9 [Reuter's Service.] Moscow. Apr. 7. It is officially stated that the rumours of a mishap to Trotsky are quite untrue. Nothing has happened to him.
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    DEATH OF SOVIET OFFICIAL.
    28 9 [Reuter's Service-] Moscow, Apr. 7. Admiral Behrens. ex-Soviet naval attache m London, and a member of Soviet delegations to several international conferences, is dead.
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    RENUNCIATION OF WAR.
    42 9 [Reuter's Service.] Washington. Apr. 7. France and the United States have agreed to submit the Franco-American correspondence on the proposal for a multilateral treat y renouncing war to Great Britain. Germany, Italy and Japan. [Saturday's cables on page 7.]
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    THE Y.M.C.A. TIFFIN ROOM.
    150 9 To the Editor. Sir. I chanced to read your "leaner" of to-days issue headed "Y.M.C.A. Downtown Branch," and wan astounded that it savour- ed as puneently <<f partisanship. I submit to jroa and your readers that the failure of the Institution is largely to be attributed
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    INDIAN LABOUR.
    168 9 Recruiting has been generally resumed m Madias Presidency but the following thinks art- closed to recruiting owing to prevalence of disease: Nollorc, whole of Nellore District; North A i cut. taluks of Gudiyatham, Vellore. Arkocain anil WajMfiwaah; Chittoor, taluks of Thiruthani, Puttur. Kalahasti and Chan dmgiri; Kistna, taluks
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    MEDICOS MEET.
    1268 9 THE B.M.A. MALAYAN BRANCH. Discj^siors During Easter. The Malayan Branch of the British Medical Association held a very suec* ssful meeting durinp: East*!-. The eatheiing w^ a very representative one, doctors coming from all parts of Malaya to attend the scientific discussions. There was a general meeting m
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    BOXING.
    345 9 SON(; DEFEATS MAURO AT NEW WORLD. A Very Close Thing. The twelve (2-minute) rounds bout between Y. Song, the local featherweight champion, and Clever Mauro the Filipino, at the New World on Saturday night proved all too short for these two to settle thvir difference, for at the end
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    S.R.C. vs. P.R.C.
    147 9 Visitors Win At Soccer. Bad weather dnrmg the hottdi ;leil what would Otherwise have been a tine ptagrasjune of spori «>n the SJLC. Mit of the Padarg. Cricket \%a- abandoned owing to the deluge on Fn<la> and Saturda\. lut <>n Saturday aftenMMW the IVnang Kecuation club repreoentathrea,
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    TAIPING TURF CLUB.
    127 9 Tht' annual general meeting <>f the T> ]>in.£ Turf Clut> was held on Saturday. Mr. Miles presided and m the teams of hi- iMark- said that on the credit *:d» the racing account figure* wen-, eemparathn l\ speaking, remarkable, (ash ■weens ha«i mctanatd t<> *21.iH>u. the non-.seliinn
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    STRIKE IN AUSTRALIAN LINER.
    130 12 Sydney, Mar. 4. The new of the steamship Ulimaroa, <>f "i.S2S tons. belonging to Huddart Parker Limited, of Melbourne, who paid off on Saturday owing to a dispute with the Cooks' Union, which demanded that an extra cook and a sculleryman .should be signed on in
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    62 12 H.M.S. Ambrose and the submarines left at 6 o'clock yesterday morning for Home. The master of the Larut reports that the Bi others Light was not burning at three o'clock yesterday morning. The Blue Funnel Liner Achilles, which left Penang on Wednesday, has :>.*H pilgiims on board bound
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    WEEK-END CARGOES.
    31 12 MM t>n lne Mah«-ll;» and SkuU- from Bangkok. •J.-'.'l bullocks from Bangkok by Valaya. Rice, fi^h and 700 pigs from Saigon on the Produce. 209 bullocks and 49 buffaloes.
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    SAMUEL PLIMSOLL MEMORIAL.
    62 12 One of the most noUble shipping foafli of the year will l>e the un\eil;mr of monument on the Thamof Knibankni.nl to the memory »f that lion-hearted champion <>t seamen— Samuel Plimsoll. The interesting iiiony will take place sometime m JW next, when thousands of seanun from all
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    LIFEBOAT TO CROSS ATLANTIC.
    109 12 In older to toal new ioVai of lif< I LUMtimlhT Mr..!. f\ Sehutt.wi.r I [>, man of 01, \Mth a CTeu captain, a first and second mate, a» winlttl operator, has arrived m the Th.< oiT Westminster Bridgo, m I small crafi. which they are making
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    TOVARISCH AND ALCANTARA.
    166 12 Wimborne iead»i wh<> ~ayi that h« ncn lo\r :he So\ w.n.eiil. but that he likes fair play. i> .-ur. thai any seafaring person would ngroi that it quite impossible foi the captain of ToTariart la ar;. thing to lat Ibm n\ the <mw th (> Alcantara. If
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    CONGREGATION OF ONE.
    287 12 Friendly Hnycott of I Church. Huniiiin. |k*\«»n. TlM population <•• I ell ical parish < r Sout hleifjh. six RtiWfl from here, are hoyoottiag their own church. Th«- only worshippei in tht I'hwcli n«\a woman relative of the M |M -hrs. Th»- ">rpan i 'h.- chou stalls
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    GUNGA DIN IN WALL STREET.
    129 12 Thi- emphatic Liiii by ,:"<li-?n hyyienini on the impwi tatu»- >( Hnukinp- r>u ineal-time ha- rmd an itm: ounp- n-Mil» in N«'w York business offices. Ar tivc is lial)!t- i«. .-orl>.-<i |g jn iffaii M td miss thi< itfm in hi^ "ittxlwlt. Acconiinply hkipn tinan<
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      631 12 MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. at Kuala Pahang, Pekan, Sungei Lembin and Kuantan (via Gemas and Jerantut) every Bi Monday, Tuesday, Thursday o\ and Friday 6 ajn. Bangkok every Thursday 6 a.m. Kota Tinggi, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Taiping, Penang and Kedah and Lower Siam C a.m. Si Kelantan every Monday,
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    A LIZARD AND A LULLABY.
    645 13 The Trials of a Pianist m Java. One of tho advances of btft»g a pianis J" th^ FWi n,«y travel the wot* a ound. entertaining the peoples of strange lands with your piano.play in* Bonno MoisHwitsrh is lately home from journey of about SSJOO mile.
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    HAMMOCKS FOR TRAMPS.
    171 13 la a hammocfc fit ■laepiag arronimodat ton fof a tramp? waa (jut >t ion ihnatad at meeting of Baaford Board of Guaidiaai at Nottingham vaen tho chairman. Mr. \v. J Purse, announced thai they had hamnuuk. fof twenty casuals. -Mr. .1. Ci. Short, chairman of the Hou*
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      92 13 "CWICK IN PICTW-g, 8,. TZ Mor.,,nd. Pl- L.L.JJI T~ PEfcTH. SAM 3A!D-JCi7^^W v^v- 'TIS PECOQDED THAT ?n the littLe «boM at THt^V -J I BunOm i.iok JJ- r^L IVOLJuD HAVE T^ iS^-- W A WHISPERED CONVERSATION [>lAeaue '3OFORAmBY.' Hfc was ia/EA^in^ m Wl'" l''1( 'llht ASK W LEAVE hmfdPmdAm* ENDED
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    DOCTOR'S SIGNATURE DISPENSED.
    88 14 "Your reference to doctors' l;::d han l« Vrlttßg retails a curious case that »W€ c«»nsideral)le criticism m a Scottfcll cit? year M two atr<»." write- a on espondent to the Morning Post. "Chemists comniainid to the loCttl insurame committee about th<- inuny iHngiMl pi v. c 1
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    THE £1,000 FAMILY.
    44 14 "The Ilendon Guardians have spent just ■jmU-r Cl,ooo «>ti thi maintenance of this man'i family •inca 1924," laid the relieving iv lk ;n WealdatoM Police Court The man m question was ehaffgtd v.itb neffloctinc to maintain his wife and eight children.
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    M. TOOROP'S DEATH.
    77 14 M. TOO ROP'S DEATH. In spite of his Indian birth, his lather being at the time a civil servant m .Java, the Scottish nationality of his mother, and artistic education m Brussels. Paris, and London. M. Toorop was a purely Dutch ar tist. After his conversion to Catholicism twenty POSH
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    WIZARD PAINTERS OF JAPAN.
    580 14 PRINTS WHICH ARE NOT VALUED. Wonder Colours. If you have a Japanese colour punt --one I •I th(se multi-coloured wood-cuts which mi S o common in the window- of -mall I curio shop- a few years ago— keen it. There is sudden dearth ..t Japanese I
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    LAST NIGHTS.
    229 14 One fortnipht before the end < f tfcf run of h play the following notice is u>ually affixed to the rail -hi.ard" ti the th« writes an actor in the F.vening New*. "To all Concerned. -The run tl thi* pla\ will terminate «>n in-t.. when traits will MMtb"
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    THE NEW CARDS.
    165 14 The Ml black playing canl>. with whito pipi for diamonds*, yellow for -p..'i. t« .i for hearts, and irrern tot cfabtt MB HI more picturesque i-iaii the i>ld-fashioned kind; Imt I can hear tin- indi^v. u\ >m»rt t the t xperitneed pU;\er when h» la a.-kvii it
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    NATIVE RUBBER.
    1426 15 AN OFFICIAL DUTCH CALCULATION. A Danger Not to be Ignored The follow, n i s a p aniphI(<( h port,,, pnuluction of Vj|tlv ,<„,,,„., V n»tc- Ind.es h> Mr. A. lM9fZ*mJtom <- oftheD.K.,. Impart m,nt of A^ruultu,, am ap,H ars,ntn,,o m n I ,,vialn,w<|, u tl 1 nof,
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    єI BANK NOTES AGAIN.
    48 15 Tht? I ir>t lor Oxer I (Ml >,.,,. < till Ian. i I an«l m a 1< k >. Hi mm i X j, rh. C1 Rank lim k U *u.\ i i I Mil) I 1 1 ami -I Dillon lr,.,. llf In; 1 i
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    SPORTS CABLES.
    71 16 SUSPENSION OF HOOD AND BLOOMFIELD. Boxing Alliance's Criticism. (Our Own Correspondent. Copyright). London. April 7. The recent suspension by the Briti«li Hoxinpr Board of Ontrol of Jack Howl and Bloomfield following upon their fipht at the National Sporting Club, which the referee declared "no contest" has been taken
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    MRS. LAMBERT CHAMBERS PROFESSIONAL.
    123 16 MRS. LAMBERT CHAMBERS PROFESSIONAL. (Our Own Correspondent. Copyright). I i:iul«m. April 7. It is understood that Mrs. Lambert Chambers has decide*! to become a professional lawn tennis coach, and that she will probably start oa ber duties OH Tuesday. Mrs. Lambert Chambers, who b the daughter of a late \ica»-
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    PRINCIPAL RUGBY RESULTS.
    47 16 fOur Own Correspondent. —Copyright.] l.«>ndm\. April 7. Rcrahi of iobm of the principal Rugby matches played to-day were as follow: Harlequins Swnnata 10 Barbarians 9, Cardiff Newport 12, London WeUh 9. Blackheatfa 12, Bridgewatar Coventry 21, Aberavon VJ. Bath IS, United Senrket Portsmouth 8.
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    FRENCH CYCLIST'S SUCCESSES.
    38 16 (Our Own Correspondent. Copyright). London. April 7. The outstanding feature of the Southern Counties Cycling Meeting thi< afternoon was the success of the French cyclist SchilIm, who won all three professional < vent* of the meeting.
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    TURNBULL WINS GALLERY TENNIS FINAL.
    47 16 TURNBULL WINS GALLERY TENNIS FINAL. (Our Own Correspondent. Copyright). Ijondon. April 7. In the gallery tennis final to-day O. G. K. Turnbull defeated the Japanese Davis Cup player, Ohta. 2—6, ♦>— 2, 6-1, 6—4. Miss Hardie defeated Mis> Clarke, thus retaining the Nicholls Cup for the third time.
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    ENGLAND'S BIG HOCKEY WIN.
    26 16 [Our Own Correspondent. Copyright.] London. April 7. In the annual hockey match England defeated Fiance this afternoon by 12 foalf to nil.
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    ROY KILNER'S DEATH.
    40 16 [Our Own Correspondent. Copyright.] I ondun. April 7. The death of Roy Kilner, the Yorkshire cricketer, at the early atre of 3S, has occasioned deep rejrret m Enplish cricket circle*, m which Kilner was a popular IgUI,
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    THE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
    104 16 Almost a Foregone Conclusion. [From Our Own Correspondent] Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 8. In the polf championship first round Ranrenncr b.vat K. B. Kyie, Elkin^ beat El)on, Bell beat Bannon, E. P. Kyle lxat Gibb. The latter match was keenly watched and contested. Kyle won the first two
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    THE DAVIS CUP.
    41 16 [Router's Service.] Mexico City, Apr. 7. la the first round of t.ho Darie Cop, American zone. John Hennessey (U.S.) beat Ricardo Tapia (Mexico) G— 2, I 7 l, Tilden (U.S.) beat Robert BJaaey (Mexico) 6—l, 6—2, 6 4.
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    MISS GLEITZE SWIMS STRAITS.
    39 16 |Reuter\s Service.] Madrid. Apr. B. Miss (Jleitze wa.s accompanied by manj Spanish witnesses. She started from th< If- land of Palomas, near Tarifa, and crossed to Punta Leona, near Ceuta m Moroccc ♦n 12^ hours.
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    GARRISON LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
    50 16 GARRISON LEAG UE FOOTBALL. M.G. Coy. 5, H.Q. D.E. Nil llth Bty. 4. H.Q. D.E. 1 22iid Bty 3, H.K. Nil, 22nd Bty 4, R.A.O.C. &R S. 2 H.Q. and DJB. 3, R.A.O.C J R.s. Nil No. I Cty. 'A. So. 1. Coy. l No I 2, lltr Hi>. ft
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    AUSTRALIAN RACING.
    121 16 THE A..1.C. EASTER MEETING. Doncaster-M. Legcr Results. [Our Own Correspondent. Copyright.] Sydney, April 7. a At the A.J.C. Raster meeting the follow- t in>; results were recorded. I Dor.raMer Handicap (One mile). Simoon's Fort 8.5 1. Aorangi, 8.7 2. Don Moon X.6 3 Won by three lengths with
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    MALAYAN RACING.
    469 16 Perak Turf Club Amateur Meeting. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Ipoh. April 7. The EaitCf holiday amateur meeting boKan to-day, there hein^r a large attendance including H.H. the Sultan of IVrak and many well-known people from out-station?. The jrointf was good ar.d dividends fairly iiHuuiauinp for backeis. Hir*t«. Ctaai
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    THE SECOND DAY'S WEIGHTS.
    226 16 Race No. 1. —Horses—Division C —(Six Furlongs). Dorinda 11.5, Hopeless 11.2. Lum R*ek 11.2, Kwahiri 11, Gay Deceiver 10.11. Beaufort 10.X, Isinglass 10.3, Pandemonium 10. Race No. 2. —Ponies —Division C —(Six Furlongs). (N.B. Distance as per Programme :s Four Furlongs). Cossack 11.10, Jay a 11.9,
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    CRICKET.
    704 16 EASTER GAME MARRED I BY RAIN. S.C.C. and Selangor. The S.C.C'p match with Selangor opened it the Padang on Saturday morning: but had 0 be deferred owing 1 to the heavy rain after >nly ninety minutes play, and again on t Sunday after only two hours' play the game
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    MALAYAN POLO.
    93 16 The Tournament At Kuala Lumpur. [From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, April 7. In the polo tournament herv Selanpor beat Singapore (plus 2) by six f?oals to two m the tirst round of the Spoonor Cup. The Pukes then met Penanp (plu^ 2) and btat them by four
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    SURRA OUTBREAK IN BANGKOK.
    23 16 [From Our Own Correspondent 1 Bangkok. April 7. An outbreak of surra has occurred amongst the ponies m Bangkok.
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      RESULTS OF GOOD FRIDAY MATCHES.
      186 16 Wednesday Win at Tottenham. [Reuter's Service.] London, Apr. 6. Results of Enjcliwh League matches played to-day were as follow: HI VI SIGN I. Cup FinaJistx Lose. \rsenal M. Cardiff 0. Everton 4, Blackburn 1. Bolton Manchester U. Burnley 2, Liverpool 2. Sunderland 0. Derby Tottenham
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      SATl RDAYS KESl'LTS.
      296 16 I'nwelcome Surprise for Huddeixfield. l.ondi p. Apr. 7. To-day's matches in the Knp:li>h and Bcottish Lmcmm nwtlttd m foUowri DIVISION I. I iv.rptM.I Win at HudtLr-tu-ld. 1". mint ham 2. r^rt-ti.oiith I'.hickhuin c. ft it— Villa 1. BoltMl 1. Sundeiland Cardiff 2. Shofti. Ki III :ted 2
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    89 16 Programme of Drills up i<> ,n<l for Kith April. Monday I a.m. Ruka Timak Range Eurasian Coy. Tuexlay 1.11 p.m. Diul Hall S.V.K.A. Malay I >rill Hall Malay Company. Wednesday ft.ls p.m. Drill Hall "<"" (Scottish) Toy., S.V.C. Hand. Thursday r ).ir> p.m. Drill Hail BJLA. (V)
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