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

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    Masthead
    14 1 Singapore Free Press Hi CENTS. SINGAPORE, SA SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1928 NO. 1 J..:!Mi
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    348 1 Ki\f ita^^iiKcr^ Wfrr killed hen >i\ roartU'M of a .lohanne»bui u train werr derailed and burnt. Page 11. According to a l,«»ml< n cable r«*<ei\ed in l|i>h London *tm-k> .ire expected to d«flmc b> :i.«Oi» lo I.immi ton- I hi- week Pa*e 11 Our London correspondent «.il»l.
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      223 1 I, v v. v. v.v. v.\ v. .v.v. v.v.v.\ WING LOONG. ;i JM HIGH (LASS TAILOUL\<;. J j J C«l and Finish Cun'antoed f 32. HIGH STREET. J v/'.^-v/Avyv^vvA%vwvuvuvvwf I Raffles^lotel SiMiAPOREFLVIN«CI.IIB INAUGURATION DINNER f TO-NIGHT \r h p.m. fl BOOKINC WILL BE CLOSED AT 11 AM TO-DAY. I he
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      140 1 ?JXSgV:S J mcimir«iiluirii^ 1 vi I •as:* v7gBSEBSBB9S9SSSBB9BBSnnHBBSBn I EUROPE HOTEL: I 1 The Europe" String Orchestra j will play on the Verandah Z\ I To-Day from 11.30 to L J THE EUROPE HOTEL LTD. 'Phone 2740. Arthur E. Odell, Managing Director. SESIiiIISSI&SIf'SS* •.j»i>>;« •i®®®a®[?Miisifiass 9 > jJADEL PHI HOX
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      102 1 LATKBT ADVKiniSKMKNTS. Al PftJN x Q vv P;»l-. It. M M 14—1 1 i )h race «ir. mm i H.-tr \*mm 2. '"Th»- Glad oria h Mi I .ii.i nikrfitlv Paffl I < >aUan<|. all Ptyk Ital M l Pmm 1 TKi E iropt H < >i> Kent ra plai
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      22 1 j| WKHQ LOONG. i TIIK KM <)«.M<F.|i MOI sh J i f j| Xl UOPFAN TROPH \l -MM ;j m ii.ii sTKKK-r
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    422 2 Sin-raporv. )r i.. f v atotcd art generally those cum i at I ly<dc Ternec Market. At the other markets there may be small ram- B«4 i R>un<l Kati 50 earn l P .1.. lean *> l Pork, Imm and fat i iM qualitj I <!•» 52
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      382 2 THE HAPPY VALLEY 1 PRESENT A Monster Programme OF Varied Amusements GATE 10 eta. CEYLON jj j GRAND HOTEL, NUWARA ELIYA I I The Sanitoriuni of the Kast Famous for its Golf Links, J Botanical Gardens, Trout C Fishing. Tennis and Hunting J C The Kate for Residents m India.
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      331 2 [rcfORlA Theatre. Commencing Tuesday Next, May Ist. and Nightly at 9-30 p.m. ALL-COMEDY PROGRAMME HP ¥7* GLAD EYE From the World-Famous Stage Play. Estelle Brodie, John Stewart and The Latest Gaumont Graphic Booking This Morning at Little's POPULAR PRICKS- tl AND $1, Pavilion From Tuesda>. 24th. to Monday. :Wth. April.
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      227 2 /VLHAMBRA PH^ (Tan Cheng Kee and Co.. Ltd.. Proprietor*) Commencing Thursday, April 26th I FOR SIX NM.HI AT IVM "THE BARRIER A MIGHTY him ADAPTATION Rex Beach's Famous Novel I A STIRKINU VIKII.K ROfti 01 \l\SKv A MPrrRO-GOLDWYN M.\> XX I'IMM |CI VI !m\ IN THE URST sums v r\i
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    WHY GERMANY LOST.
    472 3 Report to the Reichstag. Berlin. On the tenth anniversary of the- great Ct r W offensive which Ludendorff and Ger n'anys other war leaders h<»ped would «nd (he war victoriously for (Germany, the Rtichstng has- had submitted to it the report of its committee, which for the
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    THE INDIAN STRIKES.
    147 3 Plea for Anti-Strike Trade Unionism. Madras. Apr. 16. A ■troag plea for anti-stiike tradunioni<m wa< made t<>-night by Mr. B. Shiva Rao. chairman, executive committee. Trad* Ualoi Congress, who addressed the M.S.M. Railway Labour Cnion on the work befotv them. Bi ('.eclared the most effective guarantee of
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    MR. AMERY'S UMBRELLA.
    151 3 Lard Riddell. presiding at a "DoaUBMMM Xiirht" dinner at the London Tress Club m honour of Mr. L. S. Aniery. the Colonial Secretary, referred to Mr. AmeryV Empire tour, m which lie covered 4SjMt miles and BMMic -(>.'> speeches. "Mr. Anu-ry," he ad«led, "is a man of
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    JEW GIVES £10,000 TO A CATHEDRAL.
    80 3 Kemarkahle Bequest to Liverpool. London, March 26th. Professor Reilh-. lecturer on architecture at Liverpool University, speakinp yesterday at the Guildhouse, Eccleston-square, .-aid that the interest that was heinu taken m the building of Liverpool Cathedral was shown by the number of bequests itieived from
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    21 3 Psychoanalysis will he more valued when it can l>e u.seil more to prevent crime m stead of exculpating criminals. Washingtor Star.
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      163 3 I *ArVWWW WW^^ GLAXO is the only food that has been used m 5 Royal j: Nurseries. Surely if there was 5 a better it would have been given J: to these Royal Babies. Your Baby is as precious as a Royal Baby, and ji must have the best food—
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      172 3 [Motor Car Specialities .l I "Falconite" Enamels !fi AND 1 Colours I m a Large Variety of Shades. g (0) Hood Dressing m Khaki and Black Ready for Application. I Anti-Corrosive Paints i I For Mudguards. |:M I 1 Barlow Co. I TELE NO. 2790 SINGAPORE. TELE NO. 2791 pBITUMASTICn
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    THE 1928 SINGER.
    560 4 Newest Models on View. The man who is contemplating the purchase of a really cheap utility tar. which can ho relied on to give him sterling service, need go no farther than the Cycle and Carriage Co's showrooms m Orchard Road, when demonstration of r.»2s Singer models
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    GEAR-CHANGING MADE EASY.
    1070 4  -  HON. VICTOR BRUCE CARE REPAID BY INCREASED EFFICIENCY. A Word to the Novice. dfds dfdsf df dfdfd THE [SPECIAL to n:ii NMLI (Jear-chanuinir is probaJ y the w<>r<t bughear of the aavfaa, Although on the ma.i > rity of th< i>resent-da\ cars if i- pos-iiSle to make
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    NOT TO DRIVE FOR 5 YEARS.
    109 4 h» n I>i«|i«». iM*nl al. St. Marys-avenue. him h Knd. Kinrhh-y. nas charjr^l at OM ItVtff with I >« i ng dntnk whilr n rhargt <»f a motorcar. an<l %n»; «lrivin(r m a dan?* rou> mann.r, v pi m- Htateti that h<> hail Jl
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    34 4 A motorist had lost hi- way m Bur ami pull ng th«> iMa of .1 *tationat\ car p<>k< hit head through tile •Mmij» and nhoutcd m .m inifM h.,id"? **Xi k 'her glaring sa\agfk.
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    CHEVROLET SEDAN AS POST VAN.
    59 4 CHEVROLET SEDAN AS POST VAN. TKr kiiimll I* v v«rs HU miil irtU mlot coach *hich he furipen**, is or.; th, V«llln» mAm\A m »"lllflll Will' l*l '■I ..n holiday, hr VMM i«" H. that 1 1 to*** for th. mail t.. (h.-i On hi» r. turn hr *f! and
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    21 4 THr annoum-riii •v» rmr* told thr«»ur m imuinir to hand I tor rsr» and Canadian fa< Msrr than ylying all Si.n.
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      76 4 High Pressure arid Balloon Tyres and Tubes *JTyfll%r\± Time to Re-tir« mi J^fT I w'^ I^\ a( > v* m n Distributors CYCLE AND CARRIAGE CO., (1926) LTD. Singapore. Singapore. Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Ipoh, Malacca- 3^ THE FISK RUBBER (FAR EAST) LTD: SALES DIVISION. I G.ll and G. 12, Union
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      70 4 Dim BOA BtAilli hßb xXI Bb B^^h BW BY m %i| by X -M \\rv. madr J.fM^ix, ha^ lh«- rr-p«fi m| th« *h«le vs«»rld and it ha* rnnml t ht-_-r-^^ formanM Give a good tire a good tube A GOODYEAR TUBE good^^eAr r7^^^ B^i TROPICAL CONDITIONS 9 I 1 /^B^B^Bt
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    ART OF MOTORING DRIVING.
    1114 5 RULE OF THE ROAD TRADITION. A Lack of Initiative. I am heartily thankful that I am not one of the great army of new motorists who have to M( out for the first time on the rather grim adventure of piloting a car <>n i our
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    25 5 There wan a young lady of Ryde Of eatinjr tfreen apples she died. Within the lamented They quickly fermented And made cider inside her inside.--Book-n^an.
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    MOTORLESS BERMUDA.
    735 5 THE iSLE OF REST." Where the Cab Horse Reigns. Bermuda, 19 ifMl miles of hill and dale, 700 miles south-east of New York, m the mid-Atlantic, I* onr imagines, Urn only civilized highly n\<> lernized place m the whole world whore there are now no motors. In Bermuda
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    NEW DRINK TEST THEORY.
    269 5 Man hrunk m < ar Ma> h« Uhrn Walking. tated m a motor aae, at Mar) llbuiW that, from ami «i»rnt whether a man »a» drunk or oat ependcd on the particular job that he. was tloinir at the moment. The point an»« «rt n* 1
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    15 5 Mot.-nnr ha* it* adTftntafftt, but «r i.«u*t l**art of h«<vminir 'all 1* Vf an*! no
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      47 5 /or Economical Transportation C i^ t_ BorneoO-hevrolet Ltd. (Incorporated m the Strait* Settlements.) SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR, PBNANG. SEREMBAN. IPOH, TAIPING, MALACCA. s J SWIFT, SMOOTH, SAFE TRAVEL Sole Distributors For Malaya Guthrie 8 Co., Ltd. S (Incorporated m th« StrarU SettUmenti) j 15, Grange Road, I Singapore.
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      147 5 >^~^^tjill ■i% MAJOR SEGRAVE, the first man to *^ffll I \%fjt\ exceed 200 m.p.h. on Land and y'*^*^^^ B l^ tzjA I winner of many international races, (I >T /^f! I M owns a Hi llman Fourteen, which he 1 1/ i I/l X^mijr chose as the ideal medium-powered *^jjjS^|,\
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    WALTER HAGEN TALKS IT OVER.
    1087 6  -  Walter Hagen Fight Brewing Again Over Voigt Case. COLUMBIA BALKS AT SANCTION OF PLAYER AS AMATEUR. by American Professional (iolf Champion, for the Singapore Free Press and the North American Newspaper Alliance). National polities is not the only thing I'rewinjj m Washington. Hot golf politics
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    CHINESE LEGEND.
    465 6 Pattern Men for the Future. 'I.. legendary heroei <■■ China a-e not .-an. 1 Mrs. Ayscough, D.Litt.. m an illuminating lecture i n March il before the M lety. Properly speaking incy an pattern men, men, chosen for mbm particular quality to receive the posthumous I if of
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    NEW CHINESE POSTAGE STAMPS.
    216 6 Out of the muM of Chinese di-iup.ion I there comes the first commemorative ssrsfl since 1!»2.5, when the Temple of Heaven •tampi were laanad to mark the tenth year of the hinese Republic. Through all the confused conflicts of the past few vaajrs (s .bit well-known
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    23 6 Now they say some one has been trying to corner all the asbestos. Well, there i*» nothing like being prepared.— American Lumberman (Chicago.)
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    AMERICAN SEES SECRET VOODOO RITES IN HAITI.
    1650 6  -  W. B. Seabrook Only White Man to Attend Blood Sacrifice. WHAT VOODOO REALLY IS. -By- W. B. Seabrook, American writer who last year penetrated the Druse and Dervish holy places m Syria, Pale tine and Arabia, has just returned from similar mission to
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    ARE FOOTBALL CROWDS UNPLEASANT?
    519 6  -  Tommy Clay A Professional's View. -WILL ALWAYS CHEER A (;<K)I> OPPONKNi by (Tottenham Hotspur and Kntrland) (MOMI to frke r*mssi Some funn> thm|f> have been »aid about pr< fe.snional foothall, tmi th»« Mafto >* >»«■ watch the ganns. L'nually I -»«iiW ami, as they say m
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    FOR THE LISTENER-IN.
    1048 7 Wireless from the Mains. DIFFERENCES. OF VOLTAGE It has long been recognised that batteries are a not too reliable source of" current for wireless receivers, :»nd that sooner or later receivers would h* *o made that users would have to connect them to a power point or
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    JOURNAL'S CHALLENGE TO MR. BAIRD.
    354 7 "Popular Wireless" issued a t'l,ooo challenge to Mr. J. L. Baird, the Scottish television experimenter. It offered to pay this sum if Mr. Baird would televise over a distance of not less than twenty-five yards, and to the satisfaction of a special investigatory committee, five
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    WIRELESS IN THE PHILIPPINES.
    402 7 Radio, m its two r.iost popular applications, i.e., radio-telegraphy and radiotelephony, has already conquered a prominent place m the business life m the Philippines, notwithstanding its short lift m the Islands. Aside from its social and educational features, radio telegraphy or. Bjg it is more commonly
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    WIRELESS IN COURT.
    113 7 West London County Court tx-can.c wireless listening-in "station." The li -t. i were Judge Stur^ess. counsel an<! witiu A dispute concerning some wireles >• t^ was Man the Court, and the defence til leged that the sets were faulty and defective. "Then* is nothing much on to
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    SHOVEL AS LOUD SPEAKER.
    92 7 i i>penhaK«>i \n Iron handled coal shovel hi?'' ttwm a ho;»I ;itta«'h«'«l to a wat^i Kulnmr Kire Station. Sweden, ha^ l\ displaying my>t. i -v- .jn.ilitio!* an a l«»u«I -,fa\ <t n di m m. i it i.v sai.l. with perfect rnunci-t: »i an I intonation.
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    MATERNAL MORTALITY.
    72 7 r ßritish Radio— Official Service.] Rurby, Apr. 23. In the House of Common*, Sir KJnfaley Worni announced that a special ommitt**had been api minted to inquire into matern.il mortality, and oor of tW aooatloiia It wtmM al<« U- thr mruii tJ^T Nh matt*r No doubt tW miltot would
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    IRAK-INDIA AIR SERVICE.
    72 7 (I! ';*h Radio MTi n| fcnk J K««»y. \pri| 2*. ln N Kon-icn 8»St \u t, n hmnhcrUin. mm a»kod w»'«t i>r>cnwß had br«n nuuk- m neffutia ihe o«ta(»lmhi. r t x ,l a •n Irak and India, and whrthrr >n> fri«ndl> arttlrmrnt thr q— atli>n> oytatanding
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      94 7 KREMENTZ r-CX) OBTAIN THE BEST ask 1 for Krementz collar buttons, and be sure the name is stamped on the hack. Neither heat nor humidity will affect or tarnish them. VAIIIAkIULL ASSOMULL *v CO. Slii^piin and r>na>j Cusenier's Three Crown BRANDY I I $3.30 Per Bottle (Duty Included) Agents: JOHN
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      222 7 I Teak Be droomFurniture j j y I^LL I*?' Jjl ll] V i .JIT i Mmcirah :> ft. widr with X j^ggg^X^g^L I L\\\lM |^r*^ !^TH[ Hre«*inK Table :t ft. r, ii l%fcW Sft.H.% each nett. W Made m Our Own I Teak l iH d ft. «i m. Si«W'
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    THE RUBBER DEBATE.
    493 9 NOT A "LOADCD" COMMITTEE "Benefit m the Lou* Run." I Neuter's Service.] London. \pr. 26. On the motion for the adjournment m ♦he House <,f Commons, Mr. Ramsay M tie maid i Lab., Ant-rayon). «-cv»t»l\ eritfefa ed the Governments rubber policy and declared the situation had been
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    MINIATURE HEAT WAVE AT HOME.
    48 9 [British Ka«!i«' OAcfel S. i\u Kuu'n>. \pril liti. Southern England bat baea e«Joj Ing varai w«cithcr tMi «fk. li Lm B thi- nflrrnoon :h<' t.-iv. 1 K.ihunhnt. I minu:t;:r'. .1 t<. I;, i. thund.T-- ..'.low. <i b) r and imacttM wm I dieted.
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    LOYAL GREEKS.
    45 9 Stand h\ their Ruined IWWB. Mhrn*. \pni 2~> bi lag .vp.t.iruiMl -j: .'.h I MOtl IIM I pulalii»n <!*•- i that they wiU »i"' a't»;i'.'l'"> th It hi--town whirh «riU reconstructed on thi mum >*•••. tho biiei bt kattt« i I |c, I :>• thimak" lM«>.'if.
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    NEW AIR RECORD.
    55 9 I :i.r a- Serviced London. \pr. 27. Captain BMi, tyfaf lv Hnvillan.l ••H«»un«r at SUffIUM MIOJIWI, knkm thr world'- 1 I lum. air -p«' CM 1 1 If a;< v* I IM iMi hl MO.D m.p.h. over v triangular It! L». Thr privi-.u- rt-ord v ;is h<*\A
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    BREMEN FLIERS AT ST. AGNES.
    20 9 [R*uU-r's Simi 1 St. \«:M«v. \pr. 27. The Brmmm ahaw m the relief p to-day.
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    THE STRAITS-JOHORE BILL.
    9 9 rvict'.] London, Vpril J ,r,t- Bill.
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      307 9 BUSINESS CARDS. •■FLCRANGE" IS MADE OF CHOICEST AND PUREST FRUITS. I ret* of Chemicals or i -nitial Lemon Oils. belongings of every J flats, chinaware etxr. icked f..r conveyance to „f the world. Lu^page etc •1. attended and put on fc.il, and sent anywhere. GEE A XI) CO., 35 Benc-ooh
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      559 9 NOTICES. NOTICE. Th<- CMm «<>tton Ac Silk Work-, Limited. l hen-by v'iv«- IMtict that Mr. .luliu- M.ir U mo longer h raftaat»tathra <>f thi- oni|,;,ri\ I iin from April Mtfc IMt. ILBCIT COMPANY, LIMITED, SHANGHAI Ocneral Manairt'o I CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM. I 124 Robinson Road. Reading Room Open Daily
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      415 9 Mothers Watchful Care I is always rewarded if she give* baby Mellin's Food from the start. The nourishment Mellin's Food contain*, when mixed as directed, is equivalent to j| that m human milk. It is this nourish- ment that helps baby to thrive and grou I into a strong, healthy
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      706 9 CHURCH SERVICES. ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL. M, SINDAY AKTKK KASTKK. 7 ,i m. Holy Communion. I 7. \7, ...m. Holy Communion (Choral) I Sermon. iji i. in. Mattel :'.tid Litany. 4 |.n' The < aU-rhisin. ",.:',!> |..!1). KV.MISKII^ ilMil Mi:1,..11. ST. MATTHEW*! CHUBCH. 7 a.m. Hoy (Linn. union. I During tIM
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    RUBBER SHARES BETTER.
    74 11 Ci LTIVATED vs. NATIVE PRODUCTION. <;iiwrs of Government Partnership. < Tu-pondtnt.— Copyright.] 1-ondi.n. 2/ 1 developed ;i h :l ympathj with th«. impro 1 mm '""> 1"'.,, though busi h< 'I little expansi< n 1 '""t T,-u,i are influenced probab s D.l. 1 Urn meeting of 1
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    TIMES VIEWS ON REPORTS.
    27 11 comnu nting upon th«- reports i triction <>f It ii inti resting to dcsfo •utlook. !I I ommoßi is ipon, thouji iniidf a
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    PUBLIC TURN TO TIN.
    22 11 tin tl share. ft| pearance ning public m- r Lanchi m thr it for tho proper great industry.
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    BIG STOCK REDUCTIONS.
    8 11 ■•■i.ih-nt.) 'i -h. \|>r. 27.
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    THE PRAYER BOOK.
    29 11 Stage m I o«a Strugglt. 'a Sen ic< 1 N pril 2*. on CanH •■ally ■i their i i Book. Hi •> formally to I full ;:l-
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    JAPAN'S CORONATION BUDGET.
    12 11 Service.] I okio, \pril which passed adopted by the
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    JAPANESE POLITICS.
    90 11 i Service.] Tokio. Apr. 2*i. the Mraseito and Party, for a com- olution impeach- Suxuki, have m< fnher of the lfinieen boogiti by th» Partj Mr. Hanashiro, Minseito, la expected I :--ht of rote on the day when n imp Aching tlu> Govled m the Diet op| •km
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    50 11 MISSING LETTERS. 1■• Uttlc space .11 JfOUl r eently, cheque of Tanclin nmrkei reached it- destination. acknowledgment of payment of the cheque >y the> decline any tly, a book sent ta no! arrived at the i unnecessary to havt ■••■<■ "i packet of sud \< urn
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    12 11 neral Maaign of the 't". ration, kit BfcMfkol w«'ll -anu-il hoflM have.
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    AFRICAN TRAIN WRECKED.
    128 11 COACHES DERAILED AND BURNT. Five Passengers Killed. [Keuter's Service.] < apt* li;wn, Apr. 27 *jvc passengers. Including one la :>. were -"led and a Mirabel were injured m the Jterailmeat < f patsnsjvr train from Joha--1 unc at the famous Hex Rr p-i Worces i r lh
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    COTTON INDUSTRY BILL.
    170 11 Passes m the House of Commons. (Reuters Service. I Kond«»n. Apr. |7. iMe nouse oi Commom has passed the < otton Industry Hill prolonging the five peratkm of the Cotton Industry Act bui redocinK the 6d levy to :td. imposed :h. Acl OH the sale of every
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    COMMUNIST ARRESTED.
    83 11 [Bentor*! lerviee.] N ierri.i. \;ir. 17. X n v the head t the sh-.it nmi m m Hmtgan i ited ni re. m arrived from Russia on a p.-liti-•:il mission and took an office under the name of s I usinesi ftrm when he and his Hungarian Party
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    PERSIAN FINANCIAL APPOINTMENTS.
    81 11 PERSIAN FINANCIAL APPOINTMENTS. Teheran, Apr. 27. I Waider, Director of the Swiss ported to have accepted the post Tiea&urer General of the Persia. l>t. Lirdenblatt, Director of the Credh .> been appointed Director t National Bank of Persia. I T is understood that the capi .i 1 oi tlie Bank
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    LAWYERS AT LAW.
    313 11 Claim for Damages Dismissed. Tht CAM ID which Mr. Lim CheHg Ean, •i Penang solicitor, was sued for damages ■mounting to $247,">74.f»0 by Khoo Saw Ke for wrongfully and negligently advising her m rcspott oi tli;- purchase of som lam! from the Hon. Mr. Quah Bong Kef
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    911 11 LITTLE JHSINESS AT MONTHLY MEETIMJ. Uninspiring Public Decorations. The monthly meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commission was held yesterday. Mr. R. J. Fanci prsjaidißg. Others present -Num. 11. Wolskel, S. c uIK-ii. W. J. Wileoxson, S. Q. Won*, Gaw k'hek Khiam, Lim Kit (hcok, J. A. Elias, the
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    29 11 Mr. J. 11. Milne, who went to Singapore to sit on the Committee appointed to t-n--duiie into matters m connection with th.« Bankruptcy Ordinance, returned to Penang on Tuesday.
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    LIVING IN SINGAPORE.
    508 11 COSTS SHOW Bic; INCREASE AN!) RISING. The Statistical Returns. From the return of a\era K f \nu-vs. made by the Statistical Office m ,t annual i, port we extuut the filhiiimt paragitphi of more geasffal interest. There was a 2 per cent doc lease m impart values
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    EUROPEAN'S SUICIDE.
    462 11 Poor Health and liusinoss Worries. Th. inquest oa the la < Mi. nig Ka. lei »f K.nluT Bad .;:i\. 7 and I RaAVI Quay, was held \<\ Mr. I- i,. Bourne, the Coron yesterday. The evidence disci :i md -t.iy «.t Raeber'i increasing id-health ■ad mental worriee daa
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    13 11 Mr. Justice H. W. Pritchard is appointed to act as Senior Puisne Judge.
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    This Week's Great Day.
    521 12  -  UNKNOW HemaGbto IVnttS to 0m t»stof\4 of the Empire 29 The Birth of Apr. 1.• On IIM 0U) April |?6B the YEARS Hooiowrabli Artlwtt WeUooley, AGO. iftWiril the Dok« ot Wflliniri* n. the most illustrious fijr\in m F'.iitish military history, was bvirn ai I >ancan Coitll
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    BRITISH SCHEME AND SWEDISH ENGINEERS.
    188 12 BRITISH SCHEME AND SWEDISH ENGINEERS. (To th<« Editor of the Pinanjj Qaßctte.) Sir, I read with great interest the article published m your newspaper of the 10th inst desrrihinir Mr. Ornis>»y-(lor< >f s visit to the site of the Perak River Hydr<» Electric Power Co's works at Chenderoh, Perak. I
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    FLOATING "SEADROMES" IN ATLANTIC.
    41 12 FLOATING "SEADROMES" IN ATLANTIC. m i I I It i« *ir.n«'un< •«l n \m w I _'ht tl«»at ,»m» .1- tht- I Th»'\ 'a ill p.ovkip r« \t I: ?<t i will be x :i The promot* i i ■•winy th
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    OUR LONDON LETTER.
    1308 13 BKITISH EMPIRE FILM INSTITUTE. Interchange of Colonial Films. (Kn.ni Our Own CirVMpjiMffat) London. Mar. 23. Malaya and the Straits ought to be interested m the British Empire Film Institute wh>h has just come into active existence. The more ho, nine** one of its main aims and objects
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    "STALKY'S MEMORIES OF KIPLING.
    628 13 "STALKY'S MEMORIES OF KIPLING. Tough Schoolboy Experiences at Westward Ho. The Moal cheerful aoak <.t" tln> >r.u al it< kind is that of fiiajiral ft— lmillli Malky's' Keminiscenofs". General Dun■tariiDt bein?. a.s everybody knows, the original of Kipling's •'Stalky. 1 H is n. t MirpriMnp: to find here eviden tt
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    47 13 Programme of Drills up to and for 29th April 192 H. Saturday 2 p.m., Bukit Timah Ran^e Chineae Company. Farrer Ran»r*» Eurasian Company. Sifclap S.R.E. (v) F. Sect. Sunday 7.30 a.m. Bukit Timah Chinese Company. Farrer Ranffe Eurasian Company. Si*lap S.R.E. (v) F. Section.
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      549 15 .p. S. K. Line. Destinations. Q steamers. Arrive i London. Rotterdam, Hamburg, Bremen Ivr Vf: Aatwt-rp via Tolombo, Aden and P. Said. AmurM U Cam Town. Santos R io May W Ma >' 1^ Buenoii Airaa. t n t U Plata Mam May 3 \fo V a i Zanzibar, Par
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      463 15 TRAVEL" COMFORT DOLLAR ttSlsff •president^ fi X LINERS -*s£^B§Dollar President liners offer you luxurious travel comfort. An state-rooms are outside rooms, well-ventilated and cooled by electric W They are furnished with beds (not berths), each bavin- n electnc reading lamp. State-rooms with private bath predominate •11 h,ve hot and cold
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      339 15 K. P. M (Incorporated m Holland.) UNDEE CONTRACT WITH JST^l^=T:._ T.wp.o M N0 ith KKTSJS^'ISK!" 111 Tr. n .h.,,n,e 0( M.r.n. D,par. rr an,., n >r tht of the OFFICIAI TOURIST BIREAi: OF JAX v AH information, detailed .tinerarie,, frr€ o( rhlff s.N,KAK, s^r";:;"./ '^»'f --iii:! t llll:i a i
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    44 16 The Nain Sang brought 797 deck passengers from Hong Kong yesterday. A cargo of coal arrived on board the Palopo from Palemhang yesterday. H.M.S. Ormonde (Commander W. V. Rice, D.5.0., D.S.C., R.N.) is expected to arrive at Singapore on Wednesday, May 2nd.
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    NEW TAXATION PROPOSALS.
    193 16 Beneficial Effects on Shipping. (British Ru«ii<> Official Service. 1 Ku c U> April 26. The Government's proposals for the relief of local taxation art' expected to have a beneficial effect upon the trade of British ports. The shipping correspondent of The Times points out that harbour and
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    FRENCH STEAMERS ENGINES FAIL.
    217 16 Lying Off t olomh»». The French steauu-r Cap Padaran, bound fmm China to Eui«>|h-. lying helpless al»»ut eightet-n miles from Colombo, and ha«< calli*l for assistance to enable her to put into port !-ays the Times of Ceylon of April IH. She was first rfgfctW aU»ut
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    MERSEY'S FIRST OIL TANKER.
    117 16 Thr \\r*\ oil ta^nker Unit on the Her has been launched from the \ard <»f M»>>rs Cammell Laird at Birkenhead. The tanker, the (Iretatiehl. has U»n built for Mess!>. Hunting an<l Son. t>f NcWCMtll on-Tyne. BIM ha- a imd w»i/ht of 14.400 tons, and a totdl
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      45 16 IXH7AL COASTIN(i STEAMERS FOR SALE. The two local ioH>ting sU-amen», Merging (64.99 ton* inws) and Quorra CIBBJB tons gTo»*O are to be offered for Kale by auction by Messrs. Ching Keng Lee and Co. at their Raffles Chambers .sale room on Monday afternoon, May 14.
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      247 16 BIBBY LINK lOMKIN MHIKIMI n rxu m\i i u»mmin -A i fa»t twin-*' i Ma I Pimafir Voaatb hrt»««« RANGOON KilnMiui Nt v i»i >m«.i ni \si. i..\ with through c**r <irr«P<»rv and Piaaaa HOMRWAKH S IN *t**murt Uaj« k*,,^, M. HERKFORMnRI QLOUCIBTFRSHIRI J.tOXFORDSHIRI Junr > LANCASHIRE Jaty U CHESHIRE
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      705 16 MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. Kuala Pahang, Pekan, Sungei Lembin and Kuantan (via Gemas and .Ie ran tut) 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
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      225 16 P\SSEN«.EKS AKKIYED. Per Antenor from United Kingdom:- Mr. R. D. Dykes. Mr. A. Jackson. Mrs. Jackson. Miss B. H. Pauw, Miss M. F. Temple, I E. BrooVf. Ml-*- I. M. Fisher. Mi.** C M. Occlexton. Mr. R. L. Webb. Mr. L. W. W. Cudgi.m and infant. Captain T. H. Findlay,
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    CITY MEN'S FRUGALITY.
    918 17 THIS IS AN ABSTEMIOUS AGE." Average Menu of the Typist. City men laughed to scorn the charge <>f a ProfoHsor of Physiology of London University that they eat too much and that their typists eat too little. The City typist, says Professor V. H. Mottram, eats too
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    PERSECUTION OF R.C'S IN MEXICO.
    119 17 President Calles' policy. London. Apr. IH. A Daily Express correspondent who was recently m Mexico, says that the (Jovernment there are persecuting Roman Catholics on a scale not fully realized by the rest <>f the world, while the Roman atholio are maintaining organized insurrection, which
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    £50,000 NECKLACE RECOVERED.
    138 17 I'ariN l*«»t Office Kmplo>tr> onfrs>ntn. I'ariv. \pril 1*». Th« |Milnr na\ < .1: u--' <<i a pwt off < pKiytM* named KmiU- S«»v«*rac, who l«> h:i\r COMfCMCd that hr Rtoli th« nt*ckl.« valued at f.*>(),(K><i l«>-t u> ti;«n> mittxion t«> London on rVbruar> 24 iv allt'^ed t«<
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    EUROPEAN FIRE-WALKERS.
    140 17 Mirit/l»urß. Apr. 7. A weird spectacle of Eumpean* walking on fire, accompanied by the .mpre*"«i\ ceremonial and pomp of Hindu rites, attracted a crowd of several thousand*. The event thr '.utt i.tli. I««<Wt« «»f th«- Hindu ('.minunitv m a>r tat ion amonirM thr p»MU •bout th. peanit. Np^'
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    LINDBERGH'S FLIGHT BRINGS HIM £125,000.
    71 17 LINDBERGH'S FLIGHT BRINGS HIM £125,000. < ul.im I < hark* Liadbofffh- .an at 1 1.. hi v> tv» few N«w York to Pant last May- stat«n that h* has .arncd roorr lhan £12\UO0 m and |w*> m. Nt- t..r hi- HTVItH riM Mi \i lantu flight. -h\« a t»t r»
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      86 17 L Keep your children healthy t 4 To worry and fidget about 1 j v them does no one any good; f iy X x| but a watchful eye may *> v save a lot of trouble. At i the sli^ htest si^ n that the y >- Aj are
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      350 17 OMOOTH and nimble, with Qs an alertness found only r*^\ 9%n HUPMOBILE cars— the Six L t \^OOF\ takes precedence m its fk-li y iKs for all-around performance. A"^ 7 yl k Combine power, distinctive /T^^» 1' 1^ y^J^^A^ beauty, and colour harmony Jg K'>\ 7 U&S3*SS% w tnallllil .V
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      623 17 (HARITY CROSSWORDS COMPETITION. NO. 65. $750 m Prizes *iH be paid to the successful competitors m this competition. Ist Prize $450, 2nd Prize $300. 1 r.m the profits of the competition 50 per cent will be handed to ST. MARY'S HOME, SINGAPORE. hit* f"*""** unit. Ba^m j I I i
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    OUR IRISH LETTER.
    1182 18 ULSTER MUST BE BROUGHT IN. Fianna Fail's Policy. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Dublin. March ML Mr. Scan T. Okrliy. Republican <li-put\. m DuMin M Sunday ni^ht tatd that Fianna Fail— the ftanwhlira party would force England's mini* ns m the Si\ Counties to {?i\e way. If the
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    CONVICT ESCAPES FROM DARTMOOR.
    32 18 K. -irturril n\ NtHM.ii \l»he4. I ..■>!•• to bfv-at Da i .i 1 1 v i I <i tne«l<im. < m shootinjr. «•-< i\\ < armmm af bath m. ladd»r» from th.
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      229 18 i mtaml health 8 r i i T^pr\j Happiness -i THAT is why you will fsed him yourself if possible, but failing that, your next step is to !>e quite certain that Food you give him is quite safe. By safe we mean Pure. Nourishing equaHy to Flesh, Bone and
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      318 18 w m X The Daily Round Wincarnis lightnu 'T'hr old nlihrmists sprnt W .mi* m« m* IvhK uul X thrir lives m trying to nnntl .tttnnrj *m\ prrpjmJ discover the elixir t»( life, lo imet ilir txi^nci known as the elixir vitse. bmi nr\%, tamr.anJjn r\ 4. 1 This nan
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    FRASER & CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS.
    830 19 FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS. FRIDAY. 4MHL 27th. Huy«r» Sellrr» Asatn Kumbang 44s 4«. s Hanvriin Tin I > 41- 1M lis M Batan^ Padanjf ($1 > Batu Caves ($1 > |J| i Chenderianjr (fj IC> <ki 17s 6d Chin Chin (sl> <♦:> i.o;, Eastern Siam (ft Ufa \u\
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    EXCHANGE.
    43 19 I'.iTik MM I'rivati i r.-. r New York. «lem.»nd r'-<Jit- M -layY Litife, ilcmnn'l 1n.1i.-.. 1 Hong Konj.. |< :i..>ni! 1" > l»i Yokohama, demand II Ju*-a, deniarxl Bangkok, <i«niarul M Hn r Sllvt- 1 I ««ii.Fiank o' Lnsland Kuto 4S Hank Ruyii k
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    PRODUCE.
    203 19 Apnl |1 Tin I :.'."> 111 Mm IVpp«-r VV K 1 1 117 lVpp«-r Muck Kl.ik« I IV.irl il! r«.|>r. Mjo <"I r.. >.'.:■ I IP Rmv I.ia'i^r Hin Char M »rfc Red F.u'lf (Neni SSO Rice. Siam «.i»l N«. 1 :u<) R»c»-. Rancoon Bintnn 2«° Rice, Rangoon Sioka
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    39 19 April 21th. 12 o'clock mr»n. I 1A equ-i! If St.n Qj| F Spot hit. l i: s > sp. Dn Qun-t. 1 <•. i aI.U 1.«. n ,i.,n S|...t >h««t %%4 K«« V..tk S ...t >h.
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    NATIVE ICE BUSINESS IN SHANGHAI.
    228 19 Shanghai Imm M nati\r M natural plants all ..f Charx-i ami alon*: X Road m the suhurl'. Th»- output of plant i- IiMt.IMK) tons minimum lem maximum, ami tfef m.nk. t |.ri. ha nt. ntl\ Ju«-n ir from *l».M) t.. $1.21 per |#t H<*. <»n
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    58 19 Th< (»ffi< ial olonial an<l lnt< rnatioMl Fail vn ill U- h«'l«l m Antwerp fr>>in >. |.t I It Ml I' il i\\'< •'<<! that the h;«ir vi| he wry l;i^<- him] k 'prcscntat ivi- an.l t h:*t ni:u,> tr'.pnal countrio uill ta^ Rul«-- t'i>t those who wi-h ixi an
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    96 19 Uflni AM) PRATS KKPOM S.nciH.r, v,., <iuiff «ml an nm Mai |M>«jtio«» nrr m«* I thru* i^ -»:l| .4 j Mid demand .■I th. Th»- b% <)• ||.n H I m ik< tin I" •••<! Jr..-, .n.-nth w»ll fftct, 1 -'< r4aj h.m. 'iir k th. lultUt
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    ROSE MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    82 19 ROSE MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Uuhhrr. I i I m. I m. MS Local $117% 1 i Minmr. gu I Nun* M k uwai 71 iUUmJ 1 l !> Taiptec ■•<> i-p nu m i i Kifit., l»r. I I 1 I lv Piah I M !> i Mala>a IT- 1
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    MACPHAIL'S SHARE LIST.
    27 19 \pril JTlh I. Kin| I'n. i Kucl .>i Kuyohii Man I .hiRai Sungi .i U > I- n »i l-> ...I M I' I" 1
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    ITALY'S "SICK" TRADES.
    54 19 \m«ri,.in hill, f (>l r rwlu .i,» ti 1 BHI m th. kMftg -t th. lira. h. IUBrt j inismt, KtitutH»n«ll; but a* a wh«.U Th. M.imm. thm th,- Iw lUli«n -m, t,. thrir failing a urn: |ir|| ttMu »llu<l««l 1.. t»,. Italian -ilk it thn.uul, H
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    CHINESE EXPORTS TO THE UNITED STATES.
    34 19 CHINESE EXPORTS TO THE UNITED STATES. 1 ri« |i. th. I i If. in I $*.!<.** val i,| b«n I nui> be th«t v» lin va> M < uith lMt, wfcM th total wm» >i I
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      731 19 VSSETS OVER $8,000,000 TUV nnn.m ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $30,000,000 lHfc GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED mn nrvrrv ut, v (Incorporated m Straits Settlements) C;l t- S?2S^ P H UBe> Sin a P° re LONDON OFFICE: 27 Old Jewry. E.C. Ihe Company ha.s £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court
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      445 19 BANKING. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated m Honjr Kon*ar). Head Office: H<Mg Kong. Authorised Capital *50,(X >0,000 issued an<i fully paid up $20,000,000 Reserve Fund Sterling 4*6.000,000 Silver $14,000,00(1 Reserve Liability of Proprietors $20,000,000 COI'RT OF DIRECTORS* A. H. C'ompton. Esq., Chairman. N. 8. Brown. Esq., Deputy Chairman. H.
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      39 19 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. Incorporated la EnjUnd by Ra/al Cbart«r A.D. 17M) FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINK Fidelity Guarantee— Administration Bonds. Singapore Representatives— Messrs. BARLOW CO.. Messrs. HARRISONS. HARKER CO., LTD CHAPTERED BANK CHAMBERS (Ist floor) A. GORDON LEE, Resident Manager
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    MALAYAN RACING.
    413 20 THE SINGAPORE SPRING MEETING. The Handicaps. The weights for the first day Vay f)th, of the Singapore Spring Meeting are as follows Race No. 1: Horses (Purse), Fourth Division, (Five Furlongs): Melgeo 9.6, Balron 9.4, Bess 9.2. Sunsnip B.LJ. Flash 8.11, Kwahiri 8.10, Skelong H.HI, Split Nut 8.10,
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    SECOND DAY'S HANDICAPS.
    231 20 The weight- for the Second Day May Bth, are: Ract No. 1: Ponies, Fourth Division, (Six Furlongs Amrita 9.8. Sea Trout 5.12, T.'mptaway 5.7. Untong 8.7, Beauford lassie >4, Dixie 8.2, Che Siti 7.13. Lady Love 7.12, Jangeishak 7.12, .Jeleri>rht 7.12, Master Reggie 7.11. Perseus 7.8, Precious
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    THIRD DAY'S HANDICAPS.
    113 20 The weights for the Third Day. May 10th, are: Race No. 2: Horses (Plate), Third Division, (Six Furlongs): Monte Palace 9.4, Ellen's Book 9, White Homy 8.13, Air Bird 11. 8.11, Ginger (Medan) 8.10, Long 'Un 8.8, Maurcsque 8.8, Pallawan B.S, Rayburn 8.?,, 'Pleasure King 8.2, Fly
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    EXTRA DAY'S RACING.
    189 20 Owing to the very heavy entry the Committee has been forced to put m an extra day, which will be Wednesday, May 16th. Whilst it has been impossible to avoid this* m the present case the addition is entirely exceptional and programmes will be framed m future
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    310 20 DIFFICULT TASK FOR HUDDERSFIELD. Everton at Burnley. The programme of matches m the English League to-day are as follow: It will be Ft*n that Huddersfield, who cannot afford to lose points if they are to win the championship, are visiting .IxMcester, as difficult a match as they could
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    48 20 Blackburn Nearly Safe. [Renter's Service.] Ijondon. Apr. 28. Results df I.eajrui- matrhes played today \v»-rr a< follows: Division I. Blackburn t, Derby 2. Division 11. Notts Forest rt. Port Vale L Division 111. (Southern). Newport 0. Crystal Pala c S.I Q. P. Rangers 1, Covtntry r
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    FOOTBALL COMPETITION NO. 36.
    41 20 jj Intending competitors are lt'inintltMl that entries fur Football ompetition No. M close this morninjr. They must reach this office by ten o'clock. The coupon tor Competition No. 37. the last will Ih> published on Tuesday morninp.
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    FOOTBALL DIRECTOR'S REMARK.
    73 20 Fulham's Complaint to the Association. I ondon. Apr. lg. Fulham's .omplaint to tho Football Association is believed to refer t.> a mnark before the match by an Oldham director. Asked how thinjr? would pro. he replied: "Well, gentlemen, help yourselves. There it is," adding jocularly "We can
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    ARSENAL'S CAPTAIN RETIRING.
    35 20 tiuchan Joining Newspaper Staff. London, Apr. 11. Huchan. AncwU*! famous captain, is retiring from football at the end of the Keason. He is "transferring" to the .-porting utatT of the Daily News.
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    ARMY RACQUETS CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL.
    40 20 ARMY RACQUETS CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL. Rifle Brigade Be*t Lancer*. London, Apr. 18. At Prince's Club m the final of the Army Championship, the Rifles Brigade beat the 17 2;trd Lancers, 15—8, 13 6. If 0. 5— 15, 15 12, 15 -8.
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    PENANG TURF CLUB'S STRONG FINANCES.
    46 20 [From Our Own Correspondent."! IVnane. Apr. 27. Mr. Miles, presiding at the half-yea, ly meeting: of Penang Turf Club, stated that the surplus for the half year ended February last was $97,000, being an increase of $54,000 on the 11)27 IgOf*.
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    FOOTBALL.
    443 20 S.F.A. LEAGUE COMPETITION OPENS. Duke's Too Good For R.A. Duke's 4: R.A 0. The R.A. were unfortunate m not being able to appear at full strength for the opening game of the S.F.A. league competition at the Stadium yesterday. The Duke's were the superior side throughout and they might
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    S.R.C. vs. S.C.C.
    72 20 The followinfT have been chosen to re-pi.'-ent the S.R.C. m the _fir>t division League match to t>e played on the Stadiuni on Monday. Players are requested to turn out :n white shirts. Crquhart. L. M. Pennefather. R. T. Morrow; L. Moller. A. B. C 'ollick uapt.). F.
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    THE GARRISON LEAGUE.
    30 20 In the QojrrioOO Leayu. The MjO. Co of the Dakfo*k boal R.A.O.C. and R.S. f— lj ami No. 1 Co, drew with the *J2nd BaUery R.A. 1-1.
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    DUKE'S JAVA TOUR.
    36 20 Th tall result* of the matches played bg the Dakoi <lurin>r tht-ir .lava t«>ur wt-rc 01 follow, llercules l--(t. Olives t, S.-e Vaboemi 4-1; 1". N.1. L' -L»; Bandoeng.'? |j Katavia I—L1 L
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    196 20 This tournament ended on Thursday with tin' final of the mixed doubles open, and the prize-- were kindly presented by Mrs J. D. Saunders. The President conveyed the thanks wi th« oinmittee and participants to Mr. E. CL Poyst-r for eonluctin^r the Tournament s« admirably and
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    RUGBY SCHOOL'S NEW BATH.
    81 20 Ruprby School will possess next term tht finest open-air swimming bath of any pi:blir school m the country. The bath. whi« h is now m course of construction m the gt'iunds of Southflold, Horton-crescent, is 200 ft. m length and 50ft. wide, and has a capacity
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    SENSATIONAL GOLF.
    90 20 FIREWORK PLAY BY COMPSTON. Haven's Bad Position. [Reuter's Service. Moor Park. Apr. 27. The 72 hole challenge match for virtually the World's Match Play Championship and a i 7. r )0 stake between Walter Hagen and Compston was played to-day. Compston gave a sensational display of golfing fireworks
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    GOLF.
    100 20 The following will play m the match Sepoy Lines vs. Keppel Harbour at Sepoy Lines to-morrow. Sepoy Lines pla> ers mentioned first. Ml English and Cowap Craik and Thomson. 9.0. r > Uwson and Cator vs. Strachan and Bald. I*. in Sproule and Talma vs. Barra> and Watt. '.'.1.")
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    CRICKET.
    228 20 Single XI Find Runs Hard To i The Married vs. Sinple match at the S. was comnu'rcttl "n the I'atJanur terday aftein<«>n. th«- S nui*' represents 1 att injr tir*t <>n a p.urnh wicket. l>.-pitr the yiiitaluiity of the wicket, howtw, both Mat -hull MM A H. I l.iv.»ck
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    CRICKET.
    76 20 The foUowiac will repn <Hd Ratflesian-' AsstH'iatioi R.A. at < ricket ■>n Sunday, at Rlakanp Mati commencing it J.1.") p.m.: H. Stac) X apl.i. t Richards C. E. H. Jacob>. X F. Oehlers, M Tirnatms. R. C. Oilers, L. M. EUU. 9 Oehlers. (i. M. B. WcotOffcoO*, 0. E
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      Monday's Ties.
      78 20 The following ti< will *h« played on Mon .lay. 30th April. Championship l> miM» P. Qh« aid .F. L'terntark v>. Maj. St«K>hr and Capt. Price. A. A. A. Pater-., r and J. I>. Hall \> V. Mii<>* and O. R. S. Bateman. C B. Winter and K. W
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      TUESDAYS TIES.
      98 20 The following tu*< will l»e played on Tuesday. l>t Max ill amp ion ship. .1. O. Hall vs. R. N*. Hamilton hampii»n«ihip Double^. K. R. Ixwis and Ro> Smith v>. K. 11. Wild and K. C. PofMT. Winners of Winter and Fulchn w. S. H. Moss urn] T>.
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    14 20 Common Complaint. -Hi was well-known through various lodge ami club afflictions. Kankakee (111.) paper.
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