The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 23 April 1928

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    Masthead
    13 1 Singapore Free Press Hi CENTS. SINGAPORE, SA MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1928. NO. IL\:;91
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    275 1 Laptain NN ilkm-. thr \u-tr.ilian aviator of Polar <'\p«iliii«>n fame. ha» m.id«- a *ucceK*ful Hi i; hi Ironi \mcrica to Kur«nH- across thr North Pole Pane B. Ihe draft of thr I rench anti-%»ar treat > it is felt will not ha' approved m Vmerica Ivecaifse it
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    "REAL IRISH."
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      260 1 aAV.V^-*-VBSVW%»VaV.V.SVWS-.V%V.»| MACKAY MONK'S (WEE ROASTED AND GROUND daily B^ajVtfai-WrV-efe^^ ■•> ......>. BBnOH j Raffles Hotel St. George's Day j Monday, April 23rd. I 0 Tea Danre 6 to 8 p.m. SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE 1 9.45 p.m. to 1 a.m. j SINGAPORE FLYING CLUB INAUGURAL DINNER AND DANCE. J Saturday,
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      244 1 :::::v::::^^^ 1 FOR REFINED PERFUMERY AND TOILET j PREPARATIONS ALWAYS ASK FOR I j PERFUMERY WHTII i^^ British .AmmW^^mmm* AmW m^r <A AmW W 6 sAm\ S Amm\W--Jmm4k ..Sa^H BBBaW aafl f ll aa^B«^X^Bßßi BEST Bar^^^a.sa.sa.ssaaai mm bSSKH I aY as a a^>l I 'Wmmm A^\ OBTAINABLE FROM ALL PRINCIPAL
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      92 1 L VTEST ADVERTISEMENTS. saeas fat I iat I Special it tea at the Col I M-.ian» P Mr/ l.;m.i aOasfl L-r the esttatff Irn.-i Paa> Itak Uaaataatl car- Pavrf T. Little*! etUTS l i lati I»l s 1 1 1 Ptaa \1 >n*« a*aai L:iidiaxv- P.-tL'' Black Bottom R al
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      18 1 a_a_«L a a aa...... 5 SEE TH\T YOI GET J I RED I AIM. RRAM) j! I COFFEE
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      133 1 LTHE WEEK. L'.'trrf. Ii l< .MaUnv..: H W. S* I Black Botti i: INaaaaasaj, t4CBt Water, ail Malacca: H W. Mt nm., l. IBJt p* *J.. St. Ar..!'- a M J K«l Fl\ inir 1 >\ Hore l» N rea, I I M p.m. N Ui^rh Water, Bit a M
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST.
    217 2 Altrrations. Ruvers Seilersi K. Lumpu] Tin 11-1I l 1 32s :v.\> Ta nt ($1) 1.07% 1.1t% Penjrkalea «•"»>-> l">.^ 8d 16a Id t.d. Puteh (>n 1.47% 1.57% hahman H\d>. < .S 1 1.60 1.6" Allenby <^i 1 1.00 1.25 Alor Gajah ($1 i.«>«' 1 25 A. Hitani
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    MACPHAIL'S SHARE LIST.
    62 2 Sataraaj'a A Her at iai a, April 21st. Claaiag Pracaa. Buyers SellerJ<>-'.. r 15 20 M;i >'' 1.2") l.:'i(» Paroi Tiat 7 dia 6d diac P 1.45 1.56 Telul Kin 1.40 1.47% Btnarrin S9a 40s ♦;<! Bai v Lintai 54 7 1 Broga «j Kedah *_\4;i -j.
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    ROSE MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    179 2 ROSE MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Singapore. Apr. 21. Kareber London, ni N< i dosm Local cts. Tin. London, 0234 at*— -10a up. Local $1 1^- 100 Tons, Mia-taj. Quiet Malays Coaaolidated l.oi 1,11 Penawat .<» I'i. Petaling 4.40 4."c. Kuchai 1.",*; 1.80, Lingui I^3 liantau Pref. 1.87Vs 1.92Va, Sunajai Way :i.
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    41 2 Th. local managai af Urn Sooth Briti-h Insurance Compaay has recaiVcc cable from the Mupany's Bead qq c notifyin that an ...t.. r i„, disidtsd of i, 2d pc, shilfV JoWer on the Singapore Itegiste' an T "^."J, April 2.lth. ■aTaataTaTaSaaaaa
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      149 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 OP Varied Amusements GATE 10 cts. THE SINGAPORE SHIPCHANDLERY COMPANY, LIMITED. j SHIPCHANDLERS. COMMISSION AGENTS. Offices:— MA YNARD'S BUILDINGS 16, Battery Read. TELEPHONE No.
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      217 2 Victoria Theatre W. R. BANVARD Presents THE BANVARD Musical Comedy Company Xo-NigHt at 9.30 The Black Bottom V Tuesday. April 24th. at 9.38. FAREWELL PERFORMANCE An Entirely New Revue. Hors d Oeuvres BOOKING NOW OPEN AT LITTLES. PRICES:— N. $4. $2 AND SI. Pavilion From Tuesday. 17th. to Monday. 23rd
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      221 2 ALHAMBRA p^! (Tan Chens; Kee and Co.. Ltd.. Proprittfa). COMMENCING FRIDAY. APRIL JOth. M A UNITED ARTISTS sPEi lAI The Magic Flame RONALD COLMAN VILMA BANKY LOVE AND HATE. COMEDY AND PATHOS, Al 1 MOST AMAZING ENTERTAINMENT EVER 0 IN THE FIRST SHOW AT 7.30 PAI "For Ever After A
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    CREATION IN BEING.
    513 3 Physicist's New Experiments. I*»ri>. March 19. Further details of the announcement fcf Professor Millikaa, the famous Amernaii physicist, that he baa aawavarod th i sraees Of creation m bolasj are asraitod with interest m French scientific Hrclsa. Profoaaaff Millikaa has declared that th; proraos b] which matter
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    CANTON ARRESTS.
    290 3 Crimes Punishable b> Death. Canton. Apr. 11. In a awajao oa Taa Lol asiaal, Tunvrshan. I k-ray-haire«l wt.man aaar WSaiS old waited to the poliie station yesterday Her irraaddaaghter. during the days of Borodia, had baoa an ardent worker for tht Rusaiana, and i> rspSCtsd ta hnw even
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    EASTER TRAFFIC AT HOME.
    134 3 I.oadon. Apr. 'I n«- Una Baater weataat rjaajtad wa tranV problsße, arleara v...^ acmataslsd bs> eaase of th«- Baaaj n» a eai s. Moai <f the roads u»u- traversed by an orarmliSaSj processioa of rebicloo. Tl re \\«'ic the u^ua! crop of act idents po%aaat curied
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      491 3 nnr M Ask For KODAK" FILM g FILMPACKS I A GOOD SNAPSHOT EVERY TIME. i P l More lu.-turt-s a.v taken oa •'Kodak" Film than M any m f r tilm m tree world because amatatir pltotomiisan p arned from expenenca that they can rely upon it H all rhmates
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      553 3 2 ilUCtwac Feather Weight STORMPROOF A Mattamac "is one-third the \v«-ight of the usual Galttrdine Weatherproof. It gives lasting wear and is guaranteed absolutely Waterproof. It is the original Featherweight the World a iirst, best and best-value lightweight Stormproof, now sold direct from Manufacturer to Wearer at previous English Wholesale
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      265 3 I Estate Trust Agencies j (1927) Limited 5 (Roistered under the Trust Companies' Ordinance g| r.>2f. with Siruritv deposited with Urn Straits jj Settlements Government.) 1 Trustees, Executors, Administrators. Reniver-. > Managers ol Real Estate. Aa-saTpeys for Collectioi 5 Rents, Investigators and Managers of Trust r oth. r I f
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  • ZORA, THE INVISIBLE.
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      INSTALMENT THREE.
      199 4 (SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.) MONTGOMERY GAYNOR. a wealthy diamond merehari is found dead In his office chair under mysterious circumstance.. lNSPfc< TOR WKi'.S'l hit. of Scotland \a;d. calls m t-» his liatance DR. PETER BLAYNE, a young in' lical ci iminologist, \^ho makes ii blood test of the
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      CHAPTER IX.
      2374 4 THK Ml aCK ON THE ROAD. Peter Blayne walked briskly m the dii tion o r the little, unobtrusive railway sta--1 on ot Oaktrei after his verbal I at tie with Sonia Gaynor m the summerhouee, and though li"' felt that he had excited her ouam against him—and
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      CHAPTER X.
      1109 4 THE HOUSE OK MYSTERY. Blayne was not unnatu an) to loara a I at precieely lay behind that >. aoi .sttip of WOOdaaaal thai ran «.cvp to the toad. About a hundred yards further along hi was not surprised to find the entrance te a c.itiiage urive unaided
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    THE LATE ROY KILNER.
    50 4 Oxer 100.000 Attend I un«ral I nndi.n Roy Kib g H N-okshi-, I as pall >.. Th. I;. of to Kill* r. sa i has fallen and OTM f*t 1 id Haw k' mn ar ,,i I. an. aal I i |üba wen ajaa V VI
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      237 4 THK SINGAPORE FHIK ii The IV i. v dally. Also the heat V mg Delivered *r mornini:. late.t Tel. r m j snd lateat Announreni exclusive saaaji amaoT" Serial Stot> Hi rieaaaassar isa. aa. Cable Adah Editorial matter a al Thi X •i Communi. matters. sjahnaTtaaß 00 to U add..
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      148 4 PICKWICK IN PICTURES. By Arthur Mnr*lnnH 01 m li a v, 1( **y Ar «-nur Moreland. ?M. Winkle, and Son, and Daughter m Lav. K'TMI WAS s HOWN, UNANNOUNCED, l| M (f)lrSaO<M. t r t ->-*a^*' ii jbi> W*- TAPTED^SS^^RE'S ,N H RESPuCfTO r^O?K^^^ Ttte>Ka^ ME YOUR HAND NAT/SAiO THE
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    THE CREW TAKES TO TRADE.
    539 5 Men who senrc ia smart nrraa liners earn much les- m the course af yeai than the ciews of cargo boats running to the little porta of Africa. 1 know a chief steward m an ugly black freighter who receives 420 a month and no
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    BROTHERS BURIED TOGETHER.
    56 5 The Rev. John Germ Hooton. aged 74, a well-known Brighton clergyman, and his brother, Mr. James Hooton, aged 76, of Worthing, who died within a few hours of each other after having long expressed the hope that neither would survive the other were buried together m the
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    THE ELECTRIC TOWEL RAIL.
    211 5 A modern luxury in reach of .ill who ha\e electric light installed in their BOOM* is tho electric t«««1 rail. This i.s a fitment for tho hathroom. when- it is fixed against :he wall, taking up very little spare. This rail both WAT Ml Bad dries
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    EMPIRE CONTROLLED BY "FLAPPERS."
    159 5 London. Apr. 8. A characteristic attack on Government was made by the Liberal leadt r. Mr. Lloyd George, m a speech at the National Liberal Club. The ex-Premier compared Mr. Baldwin with a ticket-collector who had wandered into a signal-box at I most important junction m
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    INSANE CHINESE.
    94 5 presents Hufce iTiim m Hong Kong. A Chinese, dressed according to European •style called at Government House. Hong Kong, and made the startling declaration that the Governor of Hong Kong owed him 600 million dollars! This statement and the generally wild i appearance of the visitor suggested an
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    SIAMESE TRAIN DERAILED.
    60 5 A work-train was derailed at 1 *♦!> km. on the Eastern Line, Siam, on April i*th., between Ban Kaeng and Sa Keo, owing to a tree having fallen across the track. Nine trucks were derailed and one coolie lost his life. Passengers had to be transferred but
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    LUCKY GAMBLE NUMBER.
    310 5 Nobleman who Took Hymn Announcement as Tip. At Monte Carlo, thirty-two is the current "lucky number" and several fortunes have been won on the gambling tables this season by players who have placed their bet.-» on that number. A Vienna banker, M. Castiglioni. is responsible for the
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      388 5 I Flies Contaminate Your Food oL7*n°/0 L 7*n°/ drains > Ut f Slab,es and germ-laden refuse wrtichT; «f y COmeS hun ril y "> your table. The feet with Can you c r iT" f d f Ul With dift nd diseaS <- Can you eat with ease of mind,
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      178 5 CRAVEN A" CORK TIPPED «fflK^f§m§§"§| CIGARETTES rS^ep-^yV > m tt r £pm\ %^r rTpTTpiTjCB ym**^ N^ .f s Vle^»s» T /jtt.kjA.'-*^^^ li t 7 X _^aa> lTt?m \u aßasaaWßaßaaaa^eaa. a^y-NjLL/ j _H s J 1 Ammmv&ffi£&' 'an, R"rrr^\e« 1 yila Li Jr a*aaßvaa&aaarJ V V-^Ha 1 .ißf l^*^^ —z~m I
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    MALTA REVISITED.
    445 6 Island That Lives For the Fleet Itevisitu.g Malta al' i real <»f man;. \< ai writes 1h« Na\ n lent of the M oning Post -iiie set- Kol t!: risaago al aay rate m ti if Boa as] ai out b\ the great fomfication* ol Vauban. the city
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    WHY THE LAW IS DEAR.
    270 6 I i he de litigation ha- as* r mon al 1 ng to !;i Ena On whom i il.h X I I i hoice p id thi I If BBproi then ought aftei It i- not ai all umomnion foi lai i i with papen
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      287 6 MEN S WEAR WHITEAWAYS t 2^- «5^ aaWa. a a aaaa aSBa aaaa** J BT aT^^ I I as*^ S^^ bT^ i/ aasssa aaaaa bbbbb aaaaa "^X TV ff I p ir ill iyr r*mfk^kmr*w9 57A,vDA*r miutj Sf v S;-lWiy ißjSv^l Made from specially selected flannel ii^ rP^R I 'j
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      190 6 I IF IT ISN'T IT SHOULD BE I I aa B w I laßaaaw i "1/ BaßaW I IA I C rV/l fTT" I _^aaßß^*^^^-*tllW»*^^ MJ "Obß Jaßßaaaa-B^W_ 11 .^.aaßaß*^ BY -J^^ai«aaaa^a»_Ba. B I -«»l I MR BtaU l"' I MALAYAN MOTORS LTD I 14-20. Orchard Koad. Sinisu J -/a
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    OPIUM DISPUTE.
    342 7 PUTTING THE BLAME ON EACH OTHER. Sensible Dutch Action. [Reuter's Service.] Geneva, Apr. 21. When the Opium Committee of tin League dealt with the reports of seizures of opium and narcotics m various countries Sir John Campbell (India) stated that all the cocaine seized m India came from
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    THE KINKEAD INQUEST.
    101 7 [Reuter's Service.] London. Apr. 20. Al i ia- inquest on Fit. Lieut. Kinkead. a verdict of death by misadventure was returned. Major Cooper, an inspector of Accidents to the Air Ministry, testified that the machine wa- fault leas and said he believed that Kinkead decided to abandon
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    EARTHQUAKE DEVASTATION.
    59 7 The Premier m an interview on the Philippopolia disaster, said the earthquakes on April 14 and April 18 destroyed districts of 1,000 square kilometres m extent and K0,0f)0 families were homeless. Belief work is m UtOgIOOJ, and casualties announced up to BOW exceed 100 killed and 400 injured.
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    CEYLON VIEWS ON RUBBER.
    66 7 [Reuter's Service.] Colombo. Apr. 20. A fur a long sasaaOß the Ceylon Estates Pioperietary Association has passed the fi llowing resolution, "while favouring the immediate removal of restriction on rubber exports, or its giadual removal between now and November I, the Association defers definite decision until
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    COTTON DISEASE IN TEXAS.
    59 7 [Renter's Service.] New York. Apr. 20. Following discoveries of an outbreak of eottoa pink ami bollworm the Department of Agriculture has put into (juarantine, nine plantations m Texas as from April 2."). The legulations prohibit the outward movement of ctd ton <wd from the affected area
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    FRANCE'S NEW CRUISER.
    31 7 FR ANCE'S NEW CRUISER. [Reuter's Service 1 Paris. Apr. 20. The 10.00U ton crui-ev. Colbert has ht'en launched at Brest ard attained a speed of 19 knots. She carries tWO seaplanes.
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    PRINCESS MARY RETURNS.
    23 7 [Rfutei's Service. l Marseilles, Apr. 20. Plisaraai Mary ard Vmrowat Laacellea have lofl for London oa th.d- retarn fron "Wilt.
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    INDIA'S HOME RULE.
    106 7 PRINCES' SCHEME FOR FEDERATION. Memorandum Drawn Up. [Reuter's Service. 1 Bombay. April 20. The Chamber of Princes presented Sir Harcourt Butler, chairman of the Indian States Committee, which is considering the relations between the States and the Government of India, on arrival of the committee here, with
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    BREMEN TO FLY BACK.
    91 7 I Router's Service.] (ireenly Island. Apr. 20. Captain Koehl has announced that the German airmen will attempt to fly hack m the Bremen to (iermany. New York. Vpr. 2U. A giant Ford monoplane chartered ir Xcw York interests has left Detroit wilh supplies for Murray Bay.
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    PERSIA'S NEW FINANCIER.
    48 7 [Renter's Service.] Berlin. Apr. 2«. The Geraaan, l»r. Lindenhlatt, a Director of the Ctwdit Bank oi Sofia, has boon appointed i».. the Persian (Jo\ eminent to be their financial adviser, m laccoaeioT to the Aaierfeaa Mr. Millspaugh. l>r. Lindenhlatt will ahortl) be going to Teheran.
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    SEARCH FOR ASIATIC PRINCE.
    48 7 i Reuter's Service.! Hnolulu. \pri' jl> Tho t'nitcd States cruieeTß, Marld hea-t. Cincinnati. Richmond are <ailine for |ho l-'ar Kasi frosa Hawaii with order, to -earc h for the nisohssj Bteaiaer, the AaSatk Prince, or its llfohoata amid the oorth ra islands of Hawaii.
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    GOVERMENT FOR NEW GUINEA.
    35 7 GOVERMENT FOR NEW GUINEA. [Reuter's Service.] Canberra, \pril 20. The Goveraasoat praaaeaea to eataoiiah representati\e institutions m the Maadateci Territory of Now (juinca. nMßßJSl iaaj of a Bawaiaatod Cooaarll aad aa siectad Hoaoe of Ksproaeatathraa.
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    MORE COMMUNISM.
    41 7 [neuter I Service. J In tin* coarse of search; i the Political Police have found document > relating to Communists subsidising and controlling Left newspapers, and copies of important correspondence with Moscow. Ip t<» now there have heOB 11 arrests.
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    RIFLE FOR KING AMANULLAH.
    364 7 RIFLE FOR KING A MANULLAH. Delight at (iun Factory. BaßafJ Amanullah of Afghanistan hoaaaed with delight at Birmingham when the diiectors of the Birmingham Banal] Arms Cam paay, whose factory he laapocted at Small Heat h. pre seated him with a sporteasj riflt. It was a twelve-bore de luxe model
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      533 7 Severe Eczema /A aaaV on Face, Arms and Legs i> aaS aaV V\ n* portrait i« of Mi .a Florence 11. g- war m a M aaa V\ neli,<>( 67 Srk l rs Koad. Hainan*, HCCaI C 3 Q LfM ft*. T\ Lontlon, l.og!aa«i. ahixe molher fl Ly' fl Ban*aasi
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      292 7 SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRI ST. Singapore Improvement Ordinance. 1927. i 1 1 l'l .n A.itlit an s of leapt n :i. aeMM sa Ni r .n. nc't\ rf. t -r i b) the plan.<. Who. thi > S l h -i.|. rt'.l it *> r iddit i-»r. to 1 Im, ni..
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      73 7 TENDERS. Ml NIC lIWUTY CII SIM. VI-OKE ,r Jlhurs.'., v MINKIPALITY OF SINf.APORK. T n mawat ataSaf mm aim th. \i AY PI a- i I *f 4bb. fta 11.. THE EASTERN STORE. lust Receixed Itea.n ii% for ladies* DrrsMs m mx* ,v and latest pattern Rest collect t«»n of
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1928. WEEK-END COMMENT.
    612 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1928. WEEK-END COMMENT. Another achievement m k>Bg dia- tance ocean tli^'ht has heon MBCCI fully accomplished hy Captain WilI kin< m llyiiif from Point BaiTOw; m Ala>ka to Spit zheriren. I'nless the intrepid airman flew other than direct this mean* that BC crossed over
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    583 8 The Board of the Trinitx College of Musit has awarded a Local Exhibitioa for 1881 afJ Miss Edna Tho\ faff BfffaOff a*Bttl playing. Th«- d»ah took place Weymouth on March 'J' of Louisa Sophia Isemongei widow <■: X K. Isemonger. formerh Colo nial Treasurer. S.S., and daughter of tht late
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
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      STRAITS SETTLEMENTS ASSOCIATION.
      138 8 I Hie Mil or. Sir. Y< ur leading attW 0 this Association and partieulai tutv «.f the BSjßßaaWatM hi nominating a andidute f<T the Munnipal < i- v»r\ impropriate, and manx memhl n will I mmittee will digest it Judging l'\ nix own here of all ra<
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      176 8 To ihe Kditor. tele»t the lett* V. to tin ab. n. I think H 't\ taVal not had sufhVien: cr it{reioam ia hii aa 1 (Nil .ti the action of the President mmd m nominating th, M 1 B •'•••> snd 1 1. aaavoi «et ion ai •< M> Municipal
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      TO BRING DOWN COST OF LIVING.
      198 8 I" ih, hditor. I r 'Bwairies. v!. -e> an i, lea w' and not |i ng ago a gi I o j i explori if foundB Mngap.-re. assuming tl lb Uh Sad Sal irlx m I mount of tal leipliiel to pi hj I
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    77 8 What i« hailed a* one of the B* figH* perOOented recent I > I X and Lionel Barrymore for The Bam, r.hb hV fan ous novel, a Metl < Iwyi M Bpeeial released b> Kiral I and Barrwi rolling dei k beirx ml, w.n mx. k.-.l BeMrtinc a"
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    98 8 At the annual general mcc* Straits Junior n held n Krid it Mr henn KaiiK li'.'t, eteooa Btioet. Urn feßesjHag were ah •d office bear, rs lot tb« i Hop Ii -idcnt. Mr i heong Kno* Seng J f Hop I., dipt. M „,m H-.r I Mr, law. IVo H
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    49 8 LOST IN THE FRONTIER JUNGLE. Siamese A\iatorV \,j II r I (IV Hear*..* I either n. ahul. ha t«*Bfajr-ttm saßaSj the lluraia that the tw»i army aviwl wax m had to come down m tra«> dn.. U Their forced Undine; ».> n... inaeeeaaiWlr pet' The am at I
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    KUALA LUMPUR WEDDING.
    20 8 Walker IV I Kuala I umpui d.img i«M«h play i < I v.• v i Ka'hui I hri«i
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    COMMODITY MARKET.
    9 8 LATEST RUBBER PRICE. I M. notif\ Ib.
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    Y.W.C.A. WELCOME RECEPTION.
    27 8 •me n*' M N in a i.. «}>• rrht f.«ll..*>n|T *hl« h .1 MOPt i nff |»r«»r Sine- 1 1 Im inkr i irtamnu- «:i
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    F.M.S. RIVERS.
    25 8 Ihi omßamaßßaM. I ■rial miasion appottv i eoaehier that 1 1 hard a' A i t guard" ar. A ad- i V i
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    RUBBER SMUGGLING.
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    OPIUM DISPUTES.
    327 9 MORE RECRIMINATORY COMMENT. Great Britain the Villain. [Reuter's Service. I (•cneva, Apr. 21. the Opium Committee repent the Hong Kong was 1 ,7.~>0 ounces of oonees of morphine shipped by Urn to Shanghai and seized as a f information supplied by Date* auteresting statement was made on n
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    SINCLAIR ACQUITTED.
    145 9 Democrats Disappointed. [Rent r*i Serrate.] New York. Apr. 21. lair, the oil magnate, tried m with the Teapot Dome oil scan- wqaitted but is still faced with I r contempt of court. N« m York, April 22. ry m the Democratic tUer- dropped rapidly when Sinclair's lumuncod, for
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    THE BOMBAY STRIKES.
    42 9 IN liter's Service l Bombay. Apr. 21. bow BS mills not working. demonstrated m front of the Whirs are xvorking and there were hei between strikers and police. were arrested. The Com°«*T Police has prohibited procesI an.! f strikers.
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    JAPAN'S CRUISER FLEET.
    22 9 "terV l ar Eastern Service-] Tokyo, April 22. ra, Japan's fourth 10,000 ton r Ka* beea launched at Kobe.
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    ROYAL OAK TO DAILY MAIL.
    21 9 [Keuter's Service- 1 London, Apr. 21. D*ael has joined the staff oi Dai \i :t ii.
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    U.S. DISCOUNTS.
    26 9 I Reuter*S Service.] New York, Apr. 21. •••1 Reserve Bank at St. Loub a redi. count rate of «tf 'turday'i rabies on page 7-1
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    27 9 Md. Jew*, I) Kulim H.H the Regent of Kedah v tl". Mo.ea. which leaves Pc Tuan Syed Ahmad Al'Jaf I. o K Bt-"*. will act a Kuhm.
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    CUP FINAL RESULT EXPECTED.
    123 9 Huddersfield Go Stale. [Our Oxx-n Correspondent.— Copyright 1 I>ondon. Apr. 21. There were i'.'l.OOO spectators to xvitness i the final of the F.A. Cap which was played at Wembley to-day. Condition* were perfect. The result, a xvin for Blackburn Rovers, was expected as the Huddersfield side
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    MORE SHOCKS IN BULGARIA.
    61 9 Refugees m Rain and Cold. [Reuter's Service.] Sofia. Apr. 22. Eaith.juake shocks accompanied by underground rwmhlmsrr, continued at Philip, popolis and m the rest of the devastated regions throughout the nijrht of the 20th and yesterday. Heavy rain and sex-ere cold has added to the miseries
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    FIRST FLIGHT OF THE NORTH POLE
    218 9 CAPTAIN WILKINS' GREAT EXPLOIT. ALASKA TO SPITZBERGEN IN A DAY. Oslo, Apr. 21. According to unconfirnuil reports to th< nexvspaper Dagblad, the airmen, apiain fa,.,,, BBrtaM. i t have arrlxed a\ SiH?"l^, B "*U ™> aftVr^hio?>iiV H r a flight of 21 hours. London.
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    RUGGER RESULTS.
    40 9 [Our- Oxvn Correspondent. Copyright. London, Apr. 21. The following are the results of Rugby I'nion matches played to-day: Cardiff 3.">. Moseley 8.1 Nexxport 12, Neath o. Bath 10, Gloucester H. Birkenhead 9. Leicester 10. Plymouth 11, Bristol 5.
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    INTERNATIONAL PING-PONG!
    37 9 [Our Oxvn Correspondent. Copyrigr/.J I onrion. Apr. 21. At the table-tennis tournament held m London, Hungary defeated England m the singles by 13 matches to 3, whilst m the doubles the score was 2 2.
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    CHAMPIONSHIP BILLIARDS.
    52 9 [Our Own Correspondent. Copyrignt.j London. Apr. 21. On April 7th. Recce defeated Stevenson; April 14th. Carpenter defeated Recce and today Davis accounted for Carpenter and thus earns the right to meet the holder of the billiard championship, Newman, m the final to be played between April 23rd. and
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    NAVY BOXING.
    67 9 [Our Oxvn Correspondent. Copyright] London. Apr. 21. The results of the Nax-y Boxing Championship for the Officers' Inter-port Cup were as follows: Chatham 38 points, Devonport 37, Portsmouth 10 and the Atlantic Fleet 14. Other Ranks Cup: Chatham 11 points. Devon port 10. Portsmouth 8, Atlantic Fleet a
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    LIONS' GOALS RECORD.
    32 9 [Our Oxvn Correspondent. —Copyright.] 1/ondon, Apr. 21. By scoring six goals against Gillingham today Millxx-all brought their total for the season up to 12">, which is a League record.
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    22 9 Ifr. .1. GlifllthSi who is succeeding Mr. R. L. Buckwell as Superintendent of Surveys, Penang. arrived there from Home by the Ifalwa.
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    LORD TERRINGTON CHARGED.
    71 9 [Reuter's Service.] London. Apr. 21. After Protracted proceedings m France, partially due to his state of health. Lord Terrington was brought to London and charged at the Mansion House xvith fraudulent conversion under the larceny Act xvhih practising as a solicitor m the name of Woodhouse and
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    OIL WAR TO CONTINUE.
    94 9 New York, Apr. 21. In connection xvith the report that the Standard Oil Company, has concluded a new agreement with the Soviet it is interesting to note that Charles Meyer, Who closed the original contracts, was yesterday, elected president m succession to Herbert Pratt xvho was
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    166 9 The annual match England vs. The Rest was played yesterday and resulted m a win for the Rest by 7 points to G 1 pts. England players mentioned first. Upton and Hull 1, Hardie and Winter *>4. Lyall and Jackson 0, Murphy and Irvine 0. Roose and
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    25 9 Dr. C. S. Ryles, 0.8. E., has been transferred to Klang as Health Officer, Selangor oSaSti I r. M. J. Ja'eaJmm having L,one on leave.
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    WORLD PEACE.
    289 9 THE FRENCH PLAN DETAILED. Will not Satisfy America. [Reuter's Service.] Paris. Apr. 21. The French plan foi a multilateral pact outlawing war is published m the form of a draft treaty of si? article*. It provides firstly: The high contracting partits xvithout endangering thedr legitimate right of defence
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    THE CHANGING EAST.
    195 9 Russia Holds the Key. r Reuter's Service- 1 London. Apr. 22. In a long article m the Observer on the BOW lar Fast Sir Frederick Whyte alludes to the "fernu nt of modernism" m .lapan. India. Turkey, I hin a Persia, Siam an.. Afghanistan and says Asia's
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    "HORS D'OEUVRES."
    347 9 Banvard Company's New Revue. The specially reduced price matinee at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday afternoon, when the Banvard Company presented an entirely new revue "Hors D'OcuxTes," attracted a good attendance. Following the opening chorus a really humorous sketch entitled "A Nice Quiet Ex-ening" kept the audience entertained,
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    12 9 Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Sibbald have left for Home on retirement.
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    124 12 The M.M. mail steamer Chantilly is due here from Madras on Wednesday at 6 a.m. and will probably leave the same day at 6 p.m. for Saigon, Touranc and Haiphong. She will berth at the S.H.B. wharves. The M.M. mail steamer unpiegne is due here from Saigon to-day
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    HALING SHIP'S FATE.
    297 12 Wreck on Island of Desolution. Johannesburg, Mnr. 21. After a voyage of a month through tht Roaring Forties the steamer Kildalkey. af only .lOO tons, arrived at Table Ray to-d«y with II soul- aboard, having res "j< I the captain and crew of the French m aling
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    MOTOR FISHING VESSELS.
    349 12 A b;g attempt i- being made by t,ht British internal-comhustn i engineers to evolve a really satisfactory motor trailer. for although drifters have i>een very toler a'ly -ucce->ful, the bigger fishing boatthat have been fitted ,th internal-comhu-tion engine- ha\ o n<>t as a rub scored any success.
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      668 12 MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. Kuala Pahang, Pekan, Sungei Lembin and Kuantan (via Gemas and Jerantut) every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 6 a.m. Bangkok every Thursday 6 a.m. Kota Tinggi, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Taiping, Penang and Kedah and Lower Siam 6 a.m. Kelantan every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday ♦>
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      72 12 Kweiyang. Brit. 1.'.50. from Hon* Koni? 11. for Bang! ok 22. Van der Does de Bye. Dut. MT», from Singken 20. for Sfatakep 22. Pangi. Dut. 17S0. from Sinjrkawan.; 2c. for Singkawanp 24. Khotn Hoi-. Dut. 611. fr..m Pontianak 21. for Pontianak 25. Cluhasuh. Siam. 166. from Bacho I^. for
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    CHINA'S AWAKENING?
    3198 13 MR. Yt -111 AN TSAN INTERVIEWED. for the Future? I ma ewakee,* 1 bul after an Inter slow which ret. ntative Sad yestorday I. ".at-e m the dip--1 '.of (hina ami (neat j, -Ir. Vu-Huan Tsan. M.A., inclined to the opinion Frenchmaa was, after all. 1 t-aps, I
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    A CROWING CRESTED PYTHON.
    131 13 coir, -spondent who lately Hvnd m Southern Rhodesia s*g| that the soenlled crowing, crested cobra i- not a mj aal creature. About 1912," be writes :cctor near the- Mommasiona, m the Mtoko diatrl them Ph< de -la. came aeri a BBBakl I I l able lias
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    IN MEMORY OF THE HATPIN.
    123 13 l >ar The Prefeetun Polio ha- evidently B* faith m tne- stability of feminine fashions. In 1911 a n rtic* wa- aaatad up m all the ana> rgiound srations forbidding **th. wearing of hatpins not provided with pro tOCtors.* 1 In the.-c- da\ f small
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    NIGHT BOMBING SQUADRON'S NAVIGATION EXERCISE.
    65 13 London. April IL The uir defe-iuc night bombing -ouadr of the Wessex area consisting of :C> machines started a two-day long distam c navigation exorcise, m which each machine will ily along round a eonjrsa af SSO miles, covering nearly 12.000 mill The i-xerc i.-c
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    POLISH SMUGGLER'S LAIR DEMOLISHED.
    57 13 London. Apr. 7. Four children were- killed and era adults Injured bj aa expteeiea which, demo liahed a house- at hziaios/um. m-ar theGeraann frontier. The house was inhabited by smuggleiar** ■pecialiscd m getting exploahmo, drag* and chemicals through to Pblaad from (o-r many. The explosion occurred
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    WILLIAM ENN LETTER SOLD FOR £2,200.
    67 13 A letter written by William I'enn to hert Bpcneor, Karl of Sunderland, m ll has been sold fa* 11. 000 Italian < k.'L\L!<>ol at an auction of earl) Ameiiean doeuuuntlayi lieuter. The letter, describing at fl length the new colony of I'enn ft] Ivania
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    35 13 Oaaandaaietai a? Una. Cadet Beecenl Lieutenants m the? Victoria Institution Cadet Corps and m ta* Kinvj Edward VII School Cadet Ce-rp i -fly have l.c < n rrantcd to Mi. Kandiali Thamhirajah Mr. Khoo Kai Bee.
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    WHEN ACTRESSES DAZZLE.
    350 14 rWhat It Costs the Manager. 'w hat doaa it coat t<> bi a leading *r> rreaal The- Lata Mi- Nora liayes, the American comedienne, once referred to i.300 a a" a living wage." Some leading BrUiaß actrsaaei are inclined to agree. Asked his opinion as to what
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    ATLANTIS AND ITS SITE.
    529 14 Support for N. Africa Theory. Berlin, Mar. Is. That Atlantis is not >e»me- my ater) continent buried beneath the Atlantic Ocean, hut h portion of NorthAAfricaa —a view liist adopted hy Professor Bernhardt, of Munich, and described by I>r. Hermann m the Morning Tost of March
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    WOMEN AS PRIESTS.
    302 14 "The natal to-day Baa** the fulfilment of women's normal, natura' functions It does not N and bishops, hut Christian, wive- and mother-." said the Bishop af Durham (the Ht. Rev. H. H. Henaoni at a recent Dl*e*a*a onfer. n.e. "There has been an enormous decrease- m the-
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    ATTEMPT TO INCINERATE YOUNG GIRL.
    78 14 ninipeg. Fxtradition proceedings arc being purasnaj aa***** a man wl.. has pleaded guilty ti charges o'" fraud m connexion wi fh -cuous offences alleged t«» ha committed m Washington Btat. .n I*.»lT. Accused is wanted for a -aultii a young •-'ill after escaping from the
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    1777 15 RORINSON AM) LTD Annual Meeting. The« annual genera] meeting of Rnbinxon and Company. limitrd, was hrhl on Satui <lay. Mr. R. Pa*rr presiding. Others present wrre:— Messrs. W. H. Macdn-gor. 0 Ihvtcr Allen. YV. A. Krll. S. O. Hae ke r. K. A. Hrown, O. Benrdon. il.
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    137 15 I* ii I I' I I II Than Mark R.ad F.arlr <N#w) V<" Kir*. San, c. BBJ Rur. Ranroon Rintan ?«o I Ran*™*. S ?U Itre.krn No 1 R.c. S.am il u 72 :'oe. I boi <.l'Jtmoaa No l p*J I v im ttlutinoua Ne, :< 'o Rue. Raniroae
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    19 15 HI .'Ut. 1...I ...I „k I Mandar.l Q I ..f Mai lO*- ra-r IB
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    AFRICAN AND EASTERN TRADE CORPORATION.
    33 15 AFRICAN AND EASTERN TRADE CORPORATION. The «fJ»th. annual rep. r 1 d at .1 Profit and I aaii ;a i I '12. Imlanec i.aa Fun. l am! IV an.l In». ©14.."i7.V A IiVsaSSBM.
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    THE ENGLISH CUP.
    171 16 BLACKBURN'S SUCCESS AFTER 87 YEARS. A Sensational Start. [Reuter's Service.] London. Apr. 21. Blackburn. 3: Huddersfield. 1. There were 93,000 spectators at the Wembley Stadium this afternoon when Blackburn Rovers defeated Huddersfield Town m the final of the Fnglish F.A. Cup by three goals to one. The
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    LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
    275 16 Sheffield Teams Win. [Reajter*. Service. 1 London. April 21. Matches m the Fnglish and Scottish Loaeues to-day resulted as follow: DIVISION L (»ood Win for Bury. Birmingham 2, Liverpool 0. Bolton 4, West Ham 0. Cardiff 3, Sunde-land 1. Erertoa 3, Aaton Villa 2. Manchester F. 2, Sheffield
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    UNPARALLELED FOOTBALL INCIDENT.
    78 16 Whole Team Signed On. An unparalleled incident occurred m tht Athenian League recently Southall was unable to fulfil its League fixture as it wa.*touring the Channel Islands and so it hurriedly signed on the H.M.S. Excellent eleven, the winners of the Navy Cup, who drew with their
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    64 16 Oxford and Cambridge Team for America. A combined Learn from Oxford and Cambridge Universities will visit America and engage iv matches with Vale. Harvard, Prince to;., and Cornell Universities. It is also the Intention of Oxford and Cambridge to tai c- art m the American inter-Collegi-ate Championship.
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    MALAYAN RACING.
    538 16 TAIPING AMATEUR MEETING. A Successful Day's Sport. 'mo.ii Our Own Correspondent.! Ipoh. Apr. 22. Fine weather on Saturday favoured the second day of this meeting and a large crowd was attracted, among those present being many visitors from Penang, Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur. The sport was very enjoyable.
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    THE MAY RACES.
    484 16 Saturday's Training: Gallops. The rain had made tht- going worse foi Saturday's work and few trainers felt inclined to risk their charges by sending them gallops. For the most part therefore the exercise was confined to half to strong pace for the alder horses. As however the
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      511 16 S.R.C.'s Remarkable Collapse. Never at any time m the match on the S.R.C. ground did the home batsmen 1 M*> like achieving anything against the Cri- l.et Club howlers. Both Braddell and Macartney bowled exceedingly well, the fast bowler making them come very quickly off the
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