The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 30 April 1928

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    Masthead
    13 1 Singapore Free Press U) CENTS. SINGAPORE, S5 MONDAY, APRIL M, 1928. NO. 12..W7
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    AN HOUR WITH DICKENS.
    349 1 1 i .in. .M«.r. I cartoon* m Mr l A II I WM% that i. I anil I «n*-n. v In noun. i I •h« h ii an I i I A. I I hit 1 i ••■nt lat.i. |xi|i| I I i <i i 4
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    263 1 In China etimmunication between Tsinirtao and Twinan has b*en cut. The situation at ChefiMi is beltti—I'aee t. Ih« ii.»lii:.al in-i^ m lapan has bern staxed off momentaril> \>\ the Premier ohtaininc «"n tdiot f»r pioroieation special ninmiltee has Iwtn appointed m London to enquire into th« regulations
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      168 1 v ;AV.V.V.V.V.V.V.'.V.VAW,V.'. MACKAY MONK'S < I COFFEE I ROASTED AND (.ROUND DAILY RafflesJHotel j MONDAY APRIL 30th TEA DANCE 6—B HON: MR. I!. I UKHIUN. INSPKC TOR GKNBKAL NMJCK I THE S.S.P. BAND I Will nainr mlwUhh from <t.ir, pm /-V THE PALM COURT g SAUKIKS BROS-Pn.prietors. XXX» FRASER NEAVE
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      233 1 I FOR REFINED PERFUMERY AND TOILET 1 PREPARATIONS— ALWAYS ASK FORX; THE CROWN 15, PERFUMERY i^^jjU BRITISH AND Agßr *J& BEST ify^^^^^B OBTAINABLE FROM ALL PRINCIPAL DhALERS. I WILLIAM GOOBAGI SONS. HO ROBINSON RI). i 1: i EUROPE HOTEL: I "Renowned by Recommendation." f "f- sprin;; RACE MEETIM; (Z f?
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      50 1 L \TEST ADVKHTISKMFNTS. i Km Wh;:«awa> i I it: I*-"- i' In- K;ind W«bk \'k> <1 < laHMiißi Pag A. i. t hiii .i« aMICHM 1 td Mtmaam typ CHRYSLER COMFORT W u %VbV.-.V.V.'.V.%V.S%V.VdS%%Vw JOHN HAIG'S GOLD LABEL i WHISKY I; THE BKST. I SWEE LEE CO. I J WINE
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      12 1 -I m at >or <.XT > j: RED ÜBEL BRAND j jj COFFEE
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    HOW CAPT. CAMPBELL WAS TRICKED.
    247 2 HOW CAPT. CAMPBELL WAS TRICKED. r ri»nd>' Rnac that I'revente*! Fin;.t Speed Bern. apt* »Un < ampbelL holder of the world's H speed record, honoured at lunjcheon bj the Aldwicn (luo, London, "1 have never yet done what 1 really Wanted t<> (i>-." He >aid he had beaten the previous
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    RUM AND ROYALTY.
    237 2 ni praisei of the charms ci a^ i>»'«'!i claiming Queen Victoria «.•>!' i ompanj -if minent people whi ha\« raise* and il i pos !-il>i*' that th>^ muy induce other purveyor; af strong <lri'ik- io do likewise. A sellei <>t" rum Bright advertise the incident of Beptemb
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    BLAKE'S ILLUSTRATIONS TO BOOK OF JOB.
    137 2 Orlgiaall F« und m New Ze;i'a:id? WelHajftiMl. ■|v,:. -i ken Ihring m Auckland discovered ji mC watei -colour- aiul other- Bl treasures m a neglected con* of i .i 1 tin^r-r The water-colours an claimed I of the English artist ar.c 1 poet William
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    ECCENTRIC TESTATOR'S GIFT TO 91 CLERGYMEN.
    70 2 Toronto. one I<>« al Protestant clergy mer received cheques f»>t •")>; daliars M cent? (approximately £21) each, m accordance with the nuns of the will of an eccentric < later, the late yw. Charles Milkr. v^" neathed them one share each tlv> tocl I
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      334 2 m 9 mm m for Coughs, Colds and all Throat Troubles. From all Chemists, Dispensaries and Stores. Sole Agents MEDICAL HALL, LTD. Singapore. THE HAPPY VALLEY PRESENT A Monster Programme OF Varied Amusements GATE 10 cts. I CEYLON I I GRAND HOTEL, NUWARA ELIYA j! V The Sanitoriuni of the
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      213 2 Victoria Theatre Commencing Tuesday Next, May Ist. and Nightly at 9-30 p.m. ALL-COMEDY PROGRAMME GLAD EYE From the World-Famous Stage Play. Featuring Estelle Brodie, John Stewart and Hal Sherman. The Latest Gaumont Graphic Booking at Little's POPULAR PRICES- H AND $1, Pavilion From Tuesda>. 2Hh. to Monday. 30th. April. "BUSTER'S
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      225 2 ALHAMBRA PH C E (Tan Chenx Kee and 0.. Ltd.. I'roprietom) Commencing Thursday, April 26th FOR SIX MGHT> AT 0 P.M. "THE BARRIER A MU.HTV HIM ADAPTATION <>l Rex Bench's Famous Novel a stirkim;. vikilk smi 0T a i w A HBTRO-GOLDWYN-MAVKK Pl:i IX THE FIRST SHOW AT 7.10 PM
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    OUR JAPAN LETTER.
    1491 3 JAPAN WELCOMES RESTRICTION ABOLITION. Her Considerable Interests. I From Our Own Correspondent.! I nU m. April 8. The decision ol' Mr. Stanley Baldwin to repeal the restrictions governing the production of iublx-1 m the federated MrJay States has caused quite a favourable reaction m Japan where it
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    186 3 THK CORONATION KSTIMAIK PABSKD. eoartcsj of thi- Naayo NieM> N'uhi SlMmbun>)ia. t Toki«». Apr. The Y*.i.oO«).ooi) Coroaatka Baelajat passe J tht- Mcl to day. KX-C H AMIMON WKKSII KU. Vmctratani, fafßMf <)iampi<»n PJiaatltf* ha< become decrepit from ajre and his eoadUUoar i>> caaaaaj mmh aaadatj. lie i* 82
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    SINGAY AGAMBADIYAR MAGAJANA SANGAM.
    237 3 Tho thiid annual .u-t-.injf \vuj» heU\ at the hall of tht- A— ffaltilMl, W Hav»--lock Keai. «>n April l r >th. Mr. A. < Supi>iah Th»Ter presiding. The n:inut*'s «>f lh«- laxt KftT.eral me^tinK hfl;l mi -Januai> L». li'L'T. werv i«:»«l ami centii nunl. Thf annual
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      175 3 W^^^L IBICES REDUCED IB >HH|^^| _^«adti w 1 h Bfiß^x^-^w^^ ■■a^^^^ ea«p^^^ 1 i *>». i 4 w\r sore Throat? At the first sign of Sore Throat take a few Formamint tablets. Formamint destroys the dangerous germs m mouth and throat and so cures Sore Throat. Let your children suck
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    ZORA, THE INVISIBLE.
    230 4  -  J. R. Wilmot A Story of Mystery and BY INSTALMENT FOUR. M ONTGO ME KY < 1 AY N >K a x.ialth> diamond merchant, b round deud m hi- office under mysterious circumstances. The HOBM Office exports believe that death is due Jo natural causes, bui DR.
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    CHAPTER XI.
    1828 4 BLAYNE DECIDES TO STAY. V< IOOD M the train had slowed down -iii-T Blayne had pulled the communication cord hi- swung open the door of the compartmeut preparatory to dropftag now* on to the permanent wfjr. Glancing alone; he saw the driver dibmounting from the cab «>f the
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    CHAPTER XII.
    1970 4 A LKYER WOMAN. "Red Gables" was the name of the house at Oaktree m which Peter Blayne and De-tective-Inspector Charles Webster were more than normally interested. Its outward appearance was deceptive, and the interior was not nearly so imposing from the point of view of size as the
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    ROUND THE WORLD IN 44 DAYS.
    57 4 Danish It«»> CoMMrmoratrh CVntenary «f London. Apr. 13. Cnpenhairiti.— A Danish boy <>f l. r named Pallf, "has MMpleted a circuit of the world m i 1 days. He started on March 'Jn<i. m tomniomor••tion of the centenary of Jules Wrn»\ and rt'tutT.t'd to
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    49 4 Witness at Bow County Court: From thtway this taxi-cab wa« cominp along* I considered it was racing. Counsel: I've b*'«-n m n>:iny n taxi-cab at nifcht-time, and my experience i- that thoy £<> at such a par« i that they o>ul«l n>t T)iill th»' skin off a rice pudding 1
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    ROMANCE OF A STATUE.
    497 4 Licht on C>nlur>-Old Mystery. By <>nc of th >••• >trarife chances which ure ?h«' reward of patient antiquari.*? •;i;ui' vhiih pn»baU\ *ti»«»d m We»tmin*ter Hull m ni) r ha* been d?*rovered ».<ir>< 1 wais«t deep m mu<l m S,K-k*.i: pfflM It th« ntatuf i» what it
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    "ALICE IN WONDERLAND" MSS.
    168 4 llrili-h Mii»<umi 1 h.iMi m I'unh.i I mulon. |»nl I*. The Hr.U«'. MtMWI I «l«'«l th«t tl is MMI it m V\ <>n.. (An «.iili«r meniMiire >tnt«*<l: London. April 4th. l>r. KoM'tihach i- 1 odm f i fortnight hi> off. r t>> m \Von«icilan<i" m«nuf< t
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    "ARMS" IN THE COMMONS.
    164 4 RpeakrrV Can on KxhiUim.n of I. I'ivtol \%V«tMin»trr, 27. Rurkc flung «i>>\*n m (iavircr m (h« H i <it' ommoti M 1 <lucc<l a pistol Th. Spc;iki rr»««' m mild aim m Fh«rr il MM t\t ru'r ;i»rain-t I aniiN id thin Hnu*# he mid, •yrinc
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    27 4 A hu«>«;tn<l «ummon<<l f<«r wife ii<- < rtn»n ;«t Nort 1 I «>ndon Police-court plead <>il Mi. tt h fortnight aft- >uimaK« hi* wife l.iouicht home thrw «hil<l
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    BIG GUNS FOR PANAMA.
    153 4 Sea lMcnrr of ih, PIMM < anal /*m* «mj n W» I>. Amarior. at th. 1'... MW (anal, a I iin irun with M 22* mil. v .«rr>m« an Nl jrujiotll* Hhir» ha* a prppcUvtr pom. milar arun i« n..v» "^tabrf I nal Md I at
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    IS LOVE A CRIME?
    66 4 CiKjrls S;o v I. I .»»ian 1 had to d^ckk. It m an M «Mdl m unf<.|dr«l. H fartm-r. MM m farm af, |f wa» MM»»*«>tlt» wkM Urn mtnL a lit t t h«t *nh •>n m .•a« h thn '•MX »»n. «a< and <li»n bt»tl
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    WOMEN AND COCKTAILS.
    75 4 Mtrr h baltf 'i|"' n pic* h «rr M I W lily ;ih .1 i. w Im-^. nu< -f «t».l m« -t »li-.< taiU iv mm\> v v t» an n« 1 1\« f ft« t in<« animal I'H.Moti fruit MM I taad m trmk i «rr
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    111 YEARS OLD.
    14 4 Ml nmm h M da\ at tht- k 1 Ml H
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    BIG BERTHA'S SECRET.
    572 5 How the Great (inn was Thought Out. Parts, March l.\. To-day ten yearn a>ro th*> first shell ft9M*J B»if Bertha, fall on Paris. Muck mysUr>' txstod about thb t^un ami quite vt r< nrtly sonif 'It tails were fci^fn on the subject purporting to c<jme from a
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    TERMINAL INITIALS.
    303 5 The silly and pretentious fad of cultivating the terminal initial, to which we referred iMM time ajfo, is rather aptly illustrated by the following extracts* which arc taken from the Pinanj? Gazette: In a recent case m the Law Courts at Home the Lord Chief Justice of Kn^land
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    WELLESLEY SELLS CASE RECALLED.
    86 5 IJody of e\-Karrister Kound at W imhU-don Common. London. Apr. 1 I. A body found at Wimbledon < oinnmn with a superficial wound m the throat and evidiMU't- of caolorofora and poisoning was found t" be that ol Aithur WtlUsUy Belli tkc ImirisU'i irboai the Baacam
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    16 5 We don't ataM here to hay«» epitaph Ihurled at u«i jutoss the Chambfr. 1^ ;il Councillor.
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    CHIANG'S APPEAL.
    949 6 A MANIFESTO TO TIIK POWERS. No Interference. An important manifesto has been addressed by (len. Chiang Kai-shek to the friendly Powers, m which the Nationali-t Commander-in-chief appeals to them to desist fr«»ni supporting the Northern militarists and to maintain an absolutely neutral position so far as China* ci\
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      126 6 \whiteawayS I Gigantic Dollar Week Commences Monday, April 30th. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY I Stupendous One Dollar Bargains m all Departments rrom the new stocks just received. The variety for this week is the largest we have given and the biggest values I fkiiPfPn I vrll vl vVl* Be sure
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    BREMEN FLYERS.
    52 7 GIVE NEW YORK A SURPRISE. No One to Meet Them. f Reuter's Service.] < urtiss Fields. New York. Apr. 27. Tito Hrcnicn fivers arrived here unexpectedly; hence, apart from a few repaitara, the aerodrome was deserted. Tt is believed the airmen's plans were kept secret to avoid an
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    THE NEW ALL-VINCENT FLIGHT.
    25 7 I Reuter's- Strvtd Karachi. Apr. 27. The airmen. Major N'.wall and '"aptain Vincent, haw arrived hen- on their tfitfht lo Singapore.
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    MORE AIR RECORDS BROKEN.
    67 7 (Router's Service. 1 l.ondo:-. April 2*. Three world'i records were broken to da) by Captain Broad, m Mi IK' Ih.viiarul Hound, at statflur.i Aerodrome. He beat his own reeofJi for 10Q k.m.. JiXtMa^riny 162.8 in.i>.h., anJ also oioki Urn (ii k.m. with t;>n load, arid (i..
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    INTERNATIONAL WORK HOURS.
    93 7 [BeUtir*! Service.] <ti'ne\a. April 2h. \o progreei wai bummi at the Rret public sitting of the governing body of the International Labour Office, devoted te the con* -iiieraf »n of the report on »taadiag ordere. The committe. 1 is chiefly c»>i sidenn,. i method for dealing with
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    NEW YORK COTTON RULES CHANGED.
    110 7 i Router's Benrfee»l New Turk, April 27. The New v«rk Cotton Exchange** pro poeed establishment < a Control Commit Ut, with n Board equipped with regulatory powers, will be voted on at ipocial Meet intr of the Exchange on Ma\ V». The proposal is intended
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    HUNGARIAN COMMUNISM.
    25 7 [Reuter's Service.] i^nn \p r| l Arnther Communist haf becd ■rrentod; also a <- r ir! who it is alleged HI Behl Kun's •ecretary.
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    GERMANY APPROVES KELLOGG PLANS.
    46 7 GERMANY APPROVES KELLOGG PLANS. Ucrlin. April Zi. l>r. Stresemann has handed the American %mbaeaador Geinmny'i reply t;» Mr. K»l (•lira's aMti-wai' proposals. It i> i\ <• Tt« <i r hat it approves the principle of the pt poaahi with<»ut any af tht leacfvatioM bi made by France.
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    NON-STOP RAILWAY RECORDS.
    63 7 [Reuter's Service.l London. April 2H. Two runs, from London to Scotland by the "Royal Scot" expresses ef the L.M.S Railway, from Huston to Kdinhur^h and GHUMJOT respectively, a distance of 400 niiU-s. created a world non-stop pass t -?iy:er train record. Both arrived m a litile over
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    OPIUM COMMITTEE ADJOURNS.
    35 7 [Reuter's Service- J (iene\a. April 27. T>u eleventh ■eedon of the Advisory Conunlttee on opium ronrhidod with the idoption of the Council's report. The next sessj,,n bus baal fixed tot .January l'J'J'.'.
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    ANTI-MALARIAL MEASURES IN BOMBAY.
    113 7 Spec*ia< Staff Appoint ed. Komi >a> Apr. 14. The iiovernment of Bombay have decided to ■tart a fresh .survey of the island for rhrrilJUg: and ee-ecdJaatfauj anti-malarial i-ea>uii'S and appointed special statT under Major (J. ("ovell wh«» would rarry out the work for a period not
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    14 7 When woman reads man like i book, lt*i marly always < > ]<< ry beohj V. Scott
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    THE OIL WAR.
    122 7 TARIFF ENQUIRY AT RANGOON. Hoard's Complaint. [Reuter's Service.l Rangoon. Apr. 27. At the Tariff Board enquiry into thprice war between :he Standard Oil and the R >yal Dutch Companies the President. Mi. GhlWaJn, complained of the paucity f-f information m the evidence of the Standard Company's representative.
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    Y.M.C.A. WORK IN SHANGHAI.
    152 7 i [Keuter's Se-vic««.l 1 "iirton. Apr. 27. Gemeral Duncan, presiding at the .V T.A. lun -heon m honour af Dr. Vui. thanked Dr. Yui and bis lompatriots for tfct many kin<lne>ses he had received while m China, and paid a warm tribute te the protective wurh
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    R.G.S. MEDAL FOB WILKINS.
    48 7 |Heute»'- >e»VK<-. I ondon, \|ir. 27. His Majesty the king has approved 'he ■ward "f the Pntroa'i Medal af the Royal Geographical S«iiet> to Captain G. H. Wilkin« For hhl w-.rk m the polar reffioaa, culminating m th» MgM fr .m l'oint Bart(»w ><> Spitsbenpen
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    THE CAPE RAILWAY CASUALTIES.
    30 7 THE CAPE RAILWAY CAS UALTIES. [Beuteri Betrtea*] Capetown. Apr. 21. The <-asiialti>«> m the railway djaaeter al He\ Rivet pass are killed and 7 seriously injured. Three passengers aie missing.
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    BOLSHEVIST MENACE TO INDIA.
    241 7 Maharajah of Burd\*an's Warning. The .Maharajah ef Burdwan addreeeedl the Itlf lul at th, oaVl ->f the ity efl Loujdoa ("onseivativc atui liuoiiist AaaaaWl ation on "'The Future >f Ir.dia and the I Hanger of the Bed Menace." Tht Maharajah said that Bolshevism w.ii^ much a
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    PICTURE TELEGRAMS.
    98 7 CPjOl Experiments m Progress. Rusrby. Apr. 13. \hu>!i«r the experiments which the Ba> llimihli DepartuMmfl of Oiaeral Peel >!lice is mukintr m eeMMCtNMI with it-c-iearraph service one oT the most intercut ■g is directed te the weadiasj of the elegrani as picture, m thai it ihall ranch the.
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    FOUNDER OF CHEZ VICTOR TO BE DEPORTED.
    62 7 Order Issued by H»nu« Office. London. Apr. 1 I. Tht Heene office hae ordered the ief i r founded r nrh\ MTeel Bad dance rtuH I r. which the poHee raided I i< -in', whe h;»- resided ]r > Kni?' h" ;oi tai
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      341 7 BUSINESS CARDS* REFUSE CHEMICAL BEER I Drink Only GOLDBOTTLE BEER 1 gainMltCCd Free of Chemicals, j .ii btkMffteffi of every jj ption class. ehinawaro otc. i packod foff conveyance td Jjl the world. Luggage etc Jj attended ami put on jj rail, and sent anywhere. GEE AND CO., :i."> BcMCOolcn
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      575 7 NOTICES. NOTICE. The China Cotton Silk Works, Limited hereby fh* I( ,ti c that Mr. Julius Marcus \y no longer a reprt-s.-ntntivf „f this Ceejpejn M fr<.rn April 24th. 102 H. ILBKBT I COMPANY, LIMITED, ■HAMOHA] TUITION. <«ivrn by tv;tth»>r of ov«»r twonty y«>.ir>' <•*- -p.ririKr m U>:»<liiiir < Vyl.m
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      247 7 4^ J/atfd focn£ Jtlakto qouuatty iuett It makes rich healthy blood. If feeds and strengthens the nerve* It improves appetite and digestion. It increases mental and physical activity. It builds up a reserve of strength. It overcomes the effect of a trying climate Halls Wine THE SUPREME TONIC RESTORATIVE Let
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    JAPAN'S CRISIS.
    75 9 rANAKA GOVERNMENT THREATEN ED. Political Feeling. Far Eastern Service.] Tokio, Apr. 28. ru nect->situtintf several irnmcntl befon the restorairked the prnfuwliim of the April LT» and 27 the Qotnbera employins obatnictkmlßt the Opposition moving m the Home Mini<the immense int«-r .st m taton from all parts of the
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    HE IMPEACHMENT BILL.
    77 9 Disturbance in Diet. N ichi >• r\ ice. Tokio. Apr. 27. troductioa of the Ini- :h>- Home Minister 1 i iren mcfli ha* petitioned Dirt f«>r thr«Mn unfavourable t<> place in the Mil it,. <U--Tanaka had falsely r»I number of the ich part] at T..")U p.m. I
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    THE CHINA WARS.
    43 9 Situation at Tsin^tao. n BmiIbi.] <k>«.. \pril 2»>. i ommunical kwia 1 th»- Southerner! cutran line at Mingshui, l'-inaii. consequently nfantry arul al>> i eleftraph < '<>i pa have Tsingtao. I'tVinL'. \pril If. 1 too ha- improved a number of foreisn
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    SOVIET PLOTS IN HUNGARY.
    27 9 u-niia. Apr. 2*. papen >t*izol .1 Kun was a plan Soviet Republic ttribution of B«>lsh*>- Balkans. haneelloi hai dissolved nown a- the ••Fiffht
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    BRITAIN AND CANADA.
    46 9 OAcial Service.] Rughy, Apr. 27. for I > minioni has re'"1)1 the Secretary for expressing great •ii. Nt of Sir William tnissiom r m Canada for rnment m Great Britain, tnfidence that 1 ><( marked ad- niniunication and •11 lli> Majesty'i GovBl itam and Canada."
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    SOFT WORDS TO POTTERS.
    44 9 WiiL'ln. Apr. 27. Mini ter an! Mrs. Baldwin i district to-day, and tb« a. conferred upon Mr i luncheon v the town hall tin i. v :i no other connI which could compete wit! ttery. Then- would ahmyi British standard
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    LAPLAND CALLING!
    20 9 >tm-khnlm. \pr. 2H. he the longest Ku'•nk* communication was sucr: Kiruna m Uppei Geneva, a distance ©f 2A22
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    87 9 that those Intend un will have th< "•in- aii image of th< ai.out two thousand wai discovered m paddy i ploughing at the miiiiir of Hong Va Ma. am gvad Mahaaaragain «n;ij^«- \va- m»1»1 t< \K Khetr r«> r Tea. s. Th< i'" ienl it t<. His late Ifa pp«
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    DISCHARGED PRISONERS' AID SOCIETY.
    321 9 DISCHARGED PRISONERS' AID SOCIETY. A committee meeting of this Society \sa~ held, we are informed, at tin chambers of the Chief Justice on .March •"'•lst at noon those present being the Hon*ble Mr. Justice Sproule (Chairman) Messrs. Boey K>>k Leong, I.im Bock Kee, Ng Sing Phang, S. Muthu Kumaru. Seah
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    15 9 Mr. H. W. Rapor has left for home via Canada ny the Blue Funnel Antenor.
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    178 9 JMJBBB on mi sK\ PEONT. To the Editor. sir. Prom your paperthii morning 1 that the Municipal Commissioneri arc g<. ng to allow the trams ulon^ tin- K>planade. la tnis only one <>f your Topic i At 'l joke> V<>u cannot, be serious. The; cannot Ik*
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    SINGAPORE FLYING CLUB.
    331 9 CHRISTENING OF^THE TWO MOTHS. The Governor's Flight. WriJuSfufuZl ""V"'^ in the annal, «f ir vis-a-vis Flv"n K a! V S C '""^ration of the a<-tivi,i,» of 'the Singapore anl Hum L;ri,ir ,5 u tW l> H Moth tlw, Cherub of thT. h v:'rt ni n t r
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    L.O.N. HEALTH BUREAU.
    295 9 The following is the Health Bulletin of the LugM <>f Nations' Eastern Bureau, I'oi the week ended April 21st. Alexandria: 1 eaal typhus exant hematic us. Suez: 'A plague eases ami 2 deaths. Aden: .*>'.♦ p'agje case' am' 1^ deathi Bfl BgailMt 108 eim and i»7 deatlis
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    THE SOCIAL EVIL.
    69 9 MALAYAN REC^ULATIONS QUESTIONED. Home Committee to Examine IK'-utcf's Service.] London. Apr. 2H. A eouilttli hrad.,l hy Lord Balfour of Ku.U-.^rh with Mrs. Alfn-,1 Lyttt-lton MrNi'villp RolfV. sir O. Warburg. Mi<^ Barri Lambert, the Rev. W. RoU-rts awistod by MpranaiaUiM of th<- mti&m o*votbm.nt -K-partmonts. has few app.int.-.l
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    RECONSIDERING HOURS WAGES.
    205 9 lH»'ut<T s ■mriea.] Geneva. Apr. 2H. An aniniatt-d discussi(,n by th.- irnveminc body of tht- International Labour Offnv h.i n'sulu'if m the adoption of a formula for iivi-ion and modihoation of the Wa>hinir ton boon ron\ention. providing that the croverrnnir bo<iy sIkJI 4«eUl whether th.noestion \>v placed
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    GREAT DYE TRUST PROGRESS.
    48 9 rneuter' S Uerlin. \pr. Js. A M pei cent. ia<Toaoi tvraovat Ii recorded m th* annual reporl <>f th»- h>. Tru.-t. DevelopaMatf have \>i-,-v bmm! BMfktd hi dyes, 1-n/iM. artircial ■ilka, and the Uq«*fyuig procesi The up re»hadowi an ..utput of Too..)(tO m year,
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    HOME FABRIC TRADE PROSPERITY.
    68 9 [Boater*! Barrleo.] London. \pr. 2S. The Maaehestei Chamber of C laajcrcc hai rewaled a lemarkable Oipaßaioaj m thexport of c<»tton, nrtiririal §Uk anci mixr.i pieceojoodo. K.>r the irsi three aumtht ot the year «\;«.,rt~ ucrc t€.< M|Uarc yardi or double la-r year*i igiiret N. .irl• qvartaf
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    CEYLON AND RUBBER EXPORT DUTY.
    36 9 Colomho. Apr. Js. 'J'hi' taaace roojaiittee «>f th«> I t§,lolatare ha^ deeUe4 that furthi-r Übm Ii aasdai for teaeideratioa of tht ojaoetloa «>t" the reaW< tion of export ,:uty 01 ruh^r.
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    AIR MINISTRY CHANGES.
    77 9 [British ]\i*:\\o Official S»r\ir»..] K'uirl.v \p r 21. Tiu Air Ministrj aaajoeaieei t h»- appoint imnt ..f Air Vi Marshal K. K. Svarlftt t«» bo Air OaVar Caaaawßdai ia-GUaf aii defeaee of Graal Mtaia taaipoiaMllf «lur lag the aaaeaee m Australia of Air Mar shal Sir John
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    THE EARTHQUAKES IN GREECE.
    29 9 [Reuter's Barviaa*] Vth^ns. Apr. 2M. Two bHc«i laacfci <»f oartaqaalM were felt at Corinth yrst»rda\ Tw NkQM ♦niraK»'(l m (inn- M.n work vvtr- -tightly injurid.
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    RICE STOCK RECORD.
    33 9 [Nan>o Nichi-Nichi Servin.] Tokio. Apr. 27. The total amount of rice stock m Japan on the Ist of May is estimated at ttjMQjMI koku which i> the highest reo.rd, titttU
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    LADY BAILEY'S FLIGHT.
    67 9 [Isi:ti>h Kadi.. OfVicial Servif. Wiml.x Apr. 27. Lady Bailey, who is making a solo flight from Kn^rlaixl t I ("ape Town, landed to-day at Barairwaneth Aerodrome, Jdhannesuiirvr. m presence of a larpe crowd. She wa (orted from Pretoria oy >i\ other pi. She will resume her flight
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    55 9 The new Royal mail car< were nut m service bctwi-n hientr Rai and LjUMpM^ <>n April. Ist. Thi- l»us«> carry j.as enjrers. and are Wfy comfortable. TW*M v', l i\> ha«l to p-,!i<rize th •■nlin;iry irn-k- uil bt plad t«» km»u that eooiforteMi HUM fan be nbtainerl now at a
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      661 10 Blue Funnel Line REGULAR PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES EXPRESS SERVICE MARSEILLES, LONDON N. CONTINENT FORTNIGHTLY. WEEKLY SERVICE LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. Twice Monthly Service Liverpool and Glmsgow. (Via Genoa and Havre.) Due Spore. Route subject to alteration without notice. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. 1 AUTOLYCUS London, Rotterdam and Hamburg
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      584 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England). PAWN 4( ellelSF"line. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICES TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT (VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL). FREIGHT SERVICE. OUTWARDS. TO HONG KONG. SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. Dae Spore. 192 ft. s.s. CITY OF NEWCASTLE May 5 a.R. CITY OF TOKIO June 2
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      630 11 O. S. K. Line. stin tionH Steamers. Attire. Lea*. rdam, Hamburg, Bremen, v a ClloS.il, Aden and P. Said. Amur Maru May 18 May 19 apt Town. Sant.»>, Rio AireS tLa Plata Maru May 3 May 4 Hot&iß'cn- Zanzibar, Dares-Salaam, g^in, lyooivnco Marques and Durban, t Mexico Maru May 9
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      535 11 TOWEL" COMFORT *PRESIDENT^ _J If LINERS J M**^B> Dollar President liners offer yoa luxurious travel comforts. Ail state-rooms are outside rooms, well-ventilated and cooled by electric fans. They are furnished with bed« (not berths), each having an electric reading lamp. State-rooms with private bath predominate, all h*ve hot and cold
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      623 11 K. P. M. KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. (ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO, OF BATATIA). (Incorporated m Holland.) UNDEP CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOTKENMENT. Telephone No. 3640, with tub-connections to:— Pa»*ar*. Freight. Transhipment, Marine Departments and 1 Manager's desk. Representative* m ttir Straita Settlement. (Singapore and I'enaag) of fbe OFFh I\l TOURIST
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    58 12 DITCH NAVAL VESSEL IN PORT. Tiie surveying 1 ahip Orion of the Royal Dutch Navy arrived m port yesterday from Bengakalis. which jx>rt *he left on April 21st., and anchored m the outer roads. She is a vessel of 714 tons and carries a crew of 74. The
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    WEEK-END CARGOES.
    172 12 .">,iO shevp and goats, eighteen hor>es an<l eleven black hnglas (birds) bf >h» Takliv\a» from Calcutta. Rice by the Dovre from Bangkok. 57 bullocks and 11 buffaloes from Hang kok by the Valaya. Coal and sulphuric aiid by the Ato^asan Maru from Miike for Christmas Lland. Copra from
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    THE CUNARD COMPANY.
    178 12 X Vrar of Enterprise and Progre«»«. The recent appreciation m th« «harei< the Cunard Strani Ship Company tainly ju«*titnd i).i (harait.r Ih r. port which ha- iu>t been issued to th« stinreholders. It -h>w- that sound and cr v >- nomical management, combined with enter-pri.-e and judicious
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    COLOMBO'S NEW DEPUTY MASTER ATTENDANT.
    65 12 Lieut. -Cwiumar.'irr < A. Rolun-. n. D.S C.. R.N.. who succ»*eds the late Lieut <>mmander A. C. F Kr,;< a* ISputy Ma~t» r Attendant has arri\i«i m Colombo. Lieut. -Commander Robinson sau t.>n«i dernbl. rvici- ilwrissj the Great War. and earned his D.S.C., while with
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    PIRACY ECHO.
    60 12 One «»f the SoMketi Pa>s«'nx«*r« Kanwomed. After U'ing m captivit) for Mr nrht month" one of the Sol\ ik«-r"> pa^, tiger taken away b\ piraten ft How ing the 't-i zure of that Vaeaal on a voyage lntvi«er Hone" Koni? an-l Saigon <lunng Auu'u^t of la^t year, ha*
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    FLAPPER STOWAWAYS.
    49 12 T.S. Fleet Diverts Course to Land Them. New York. Apr. 13. The South Atlantic flevt. steaming from Gulf paftl to thi? plmv. <liverte<l its MM to land four flapper stowaways di*co\ercd on board. Three wire put off at Key West and the fourth at May port (Florida).
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    SUICIDE ON HOMEWARD BOUND STEAMER.
    24 12 Ixmrion. Apr. 11. William Beattie. of the Bombay- Bartxla Central India Railway, committed suicide while voyaging Home from Bombay.
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      151 12 MESSAGERIES MARITIMES. 0 HOMEWARD MAILS To Colombo. Djibouti, Port Said and Marseilles from Singapore. ANDRE LEBON 10,000 tons May 2 Via Madras and Pondicherry. CHANTILLY 17,000 ton? May 21 OUTWARD MAILS To Saigon, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Japan. D'ARTAGXAN 20,000 tons Apr. 30 G. METZINGER 19,000 tons May 13 To
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      52 12 Tb« worU-rMo%m«d rrm^Jr for Craw-Craw and *tl PWMiIK dIMMM Of lk<> B Pfo^pl m action, certain result. «ixl. ur.lik* M v ■Mty e-ntnvntt oh«n emrtored. p«H(-rtly cUaa •> y_ < "»<*< oUtlBMc uw reaJii, y.ejj to M^i k» BLRGOYNE. BIKBiCCCS k U. ixl £»if «n«J i most famous CkemuM*. ObiMambk
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      433 12 Kerr Steamship Co. Inc. 44, BEAVKR STKPKT. NBW YORK (Ucorporautf la U.8.A.) GENERAL AGENTS REGULAR FREIGHT SERVK X TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA ANn BALTIMORE (rim So»n M.S. SILVERHA7.KI due May S MS. SILVERASR Hue Ma> ■JL SILVERGI'AVX «lur May 9 PACIFIC JAVA CALCUTTA SERVIfP SINGAPORE TO SAN FRANCISCO \\|>
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      185 12 HENDERSON I.IM HI Ml I I 0| K%n M} I .riniehiK and Knrlaad mh mm> mii m mi MMHtatlMMmi f^mgk v M I HIM. WIN Xl MMI \I»IN1 RHAM<> M. BUEM v Mfcl itu •a HEN/M v AMARAIHK>kA %a i lIINDmiN UMI M»l! MIAW sa c aI MX IK«.I HF.NZAPA
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      684 12 MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. fvuala Pahang. Pekan, Sungei Lembin and Kuantan (via Gemas and Jerantut) every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday G a.m. Bangkok fvery 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 6
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      70 12 Sin Kheng Stnjj. Br:t 7;t. from Malacca tt. tm Malacca :*O. Brouwer. Dut. J">t'>. from P. Samlmi 2H. for S. Pandjanir 2 1 1 .lerantut. Brit 74. from Muar J-. for Muar 30. Singap-it. Hut. from B.nukali- for Benjrkali* 1. 1 arut. Brit. 1<" i. from Mala 'or Malacca l.
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    THIS RESTLESS AGE.
    409 13 Sir G. Newmans Health Rules. A striking survey of "The Foundation* of National Health" was given by Sir George Newman, cnicf medical officer to the Board of Fduoatinn, m the Hastings Popular Lecture m Ix>ndon. The importance of fbod m relation to health was given special attention
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    FERRYMAN TO MILLIONAIRE.
    440 13 Romance of 'CorneeK Yanderbilt. It i.- just over half century -ince the death of Cornelius Vanderbilt, the OMOfl picturesque of America's nineteenth-century millionaires, but the romance of his career was .-'> wunderiul that it was worth recalling, and Mi. Arthur l>. Bowdlll Smith relates it graphically m
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    40 13 Botli ha«! dined well. The host ihowd hi? guest hi> art jjallery. of which he was v»iy proud. "What <lo you think of that landscajx?" lit- a>kc«l. "Finr i«-f)hc«l his f i irnd (Mithusiastically. *"Lb« tWM wavf *h<»ut vn ««»i.»oii.
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    CRADLE OF HUMAN RACE.
    92 13 Fourth Central Asiatic Expedition L*a»eKalgan. London. April Ib. Peking.— Professor •'«»> I'hapmMl Andrews, of the American Museum of Natural History, OjfcoOO Ktst expedition tO Mongo'ia resulted m the dfaicovcr] l famou- tlin<--aur Iggl) IMM I'" K;ilir:m at th. r.f th« fourth lYntial A-i.uk Kx|M-«iit i -m.
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    20 13 fir! wh<> MM Liken ill with ■lr*|»> «irkn*«t four \<;»r- vii", anil ovcrrd. ha* unH <!<-;<• h«»r hea«i m n itm
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      237 13 ar a*"^ r kaV T T^^aT^l aT^ f^^ JL, Y^ I^l I Itf W m. Jaf %1^ M^ JaWaw T M M m^ SH PMkN J II I I In Lli I TUDORS and ROADSTERS DUE MAY IOtK Arrange for Demonstration I Universal Cars Limited. I I /< Blood Poisoning
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    MATTERS CHINESE.
    695 14 lk;hter traffic m singapore. Reduction of Jinrikishas and the Result. T- (On Chinese Conv-i >nd« nt Since tho increase of motor and trvlle) 'raftV m Sir tra pore, the Municipality has adopted the polic\ of i.Miuciriif the numkr of jini ikishas. The reduction is l»ased on the non-renewal
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    £6,000,000 FOR A PRINCE.
    261 14 s»-\mi Yean' LaweaM Settled The Mm niaip "t" \a-: tatatai ralaed oj to.IMMt. i. II. I ua- dlCJdld .tt PMfHM BflCff :i trial w hich ha«l < Thr estate* in\«.i\«-.l \\»r th< by tht lat»- pjinrc PMlip .1 ..|..in; brother of th«- f\-('zar Perdinard «>t Bui
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    MARRIAGE AT SEA PERIL.
    181 14 Annuhmnt PeeaiMe I'nder I.S. Law. A Court has hth! that wedding performed by a ship' captain can be de- lartMj void <.n application by either ofl the contracting parties, "> W«i Bitched m caM h'inl Joseph Sabath m the Boperior Court. I Mr. I'avi'l Maynard, college
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      355 14 II I Insects Show No Mercy I T Tungry hordes of germ-laden insects engage daily m a grim XI struggle and your life is the stake! Flies spread typhoid, infantile paralysis, and countless dreaded illnesses; mosquitoes carry malaria and the deadly germs of wasting fevers; and bed bugs and cockroaches
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      65 14 IMPURITIES IN PK I ROi L I j 1 i i "f :l i I" I*. i »i C^ A. P RI.ID FTTF r> FILTER i j l farl.u < IN STOCK ii j j K< XI. i I w 1 1 ■a yjuiu cjl Many reputations for Good I
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    FRASER & CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS.
    830 15 FRASER CO EX CHANGE AN D SHARE BROKERS. SVI I 'KliW. AI'KII. Mk. Buyers Sellers Asani Kumhang (it 44s 4«Js Uantriin Tin (f) M Ratang Mmh (sl> .">o ;>;, Katu Caves ($1 > [J| i ('hcnderianK (i) P»s M 17* »k1 (hir. Chin ($1 «♦:> LOO Kiistcrn Siatii ls^ j
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    37 15 K.-lon I R.lik I'rivnii 3 I New York M I»H 1n.1i... I" I. Honjr X < I < V«»k«»l:.»i.i;.. Am tlcntuml I Bangkok, drm ■■I I S. !,<.n,i..n Bank ..f BaglM^ I 4't p.c. ■l B ui'r. Huymi:
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    153 15 H T i v Q«| J% 1'.,,,... \\l,:t.. 11l lYpp«i H!;nk Fl.ik. I r ..|.t., < 1 1. IP Ricf Uaag Hin ChM Mark iti K/• N Riot- M N« > Rice, Rangoon Bmtan 10 Rice, Rangoon S -'•'>• Uice. Siat' Mr.n.. N Rice, HMH Kioken N Ml Rir»\
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    25 15 \|>ril L»Sth.. oMiK-k H M It Stir. I S|...t Tfii'lc 1 M July >«-pt. Oct-I T..r.. Latest < ;.-,•->.,_ \<u Y.,tk Sp..t
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    UNITED SUA BETONG DIVIDEND.
    67 15 Mcaan. (iiithri. an I < Kuala I.utn |>nr. ;«ir. nt.s f.-r I n 1 1 i Sua l.« t ag ftsMwr, m Mi fn>n\ th. ta»t that liM l'»ar'i l';i\c <l.i i.l. commend payment «.n Ma\ L'tth of a fira! ■«'n<l "f 1 making H I"
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    30 15 Y.\ Bit and Co., Tapah Rubber. 25.4:i2. I!r 11. Phillips an. l Su ■ai I I Afvnta. ntrak Rlvei Valley. i.'. v| .loiu. ni ScnmrirL'"!. till.
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    MALAYA CONSOLIDATED.
    24 15 Th« Bi Mala) .1 nnnolidated I'm Dredfftaf < I t<i int.. 1 ,i! 1 I > f« I v• rommcnc <l opening pril Ifitk
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    20 15 Kataraay** \litraiion>. xt Buyers bn Aj r MOWI K1 j 1 1 i r 1 v l
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    BUY INDIAN PRODUCTS.
    149 15 London, \pril 1.1. A rung appeal :<> thr British lo I Indian pffodMttl arm itllftßiß th, <>>u\ of Kmpirr \\a- MftdJo t I 1>• li\ Sir < hatU'rjrv ifjoa king at tl > < lub, W t l.<»rx!«>n. M«- ur< ■tio« tfl disparity between British import India
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    86 15 ROSE M I'M AII (is KKI'OKI Man, fcprfl KuhU-r I I m I timing. Quh t 11. s. uth Tai| ing K n I i I i r. Malaya I I 1.(1 Rahman I I Uu P 1 X .1 .i Baacria i M 1 iini|uii Tit
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    GUTHRIE'S REPORT.
    17 15 i m tl.. I. 1 fun ■p ti. r 1 I id tin- n«ai 1
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    45 15 I oiiilmi \|iril I «< i <r. i a im i ii i visible -up; llrv. I I ail. II .1 I It. I at Iroi and Sl«*rl I I t I.i Ki.1.l r I tin nit ttr* <.. 1..M 1 I. n,iii«»n» i: I
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      570 15 ASSETS OVER SS.OO«,000 ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER mOOO.MO THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED lir n ntnnrm (Incorporated m Straits Settlements) HEAD OFUCE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27 Old Jewry, E.C Ihe Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the British Life
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      465 15 BANKING. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. Incorporated m Honp Kon»?>. Ik-ad Office: Hunt; Konvr. Authorised Capital $.*>o.nt>o.ooo Issued and fully paid up $20,000,000 Reserve Fund Sterling £6,000,000 Silver $14,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors $20,000,000 COUBT OF DIRECTORS. A. 11. Compton. Esq.. Chairman. N. EL Brown, Esq.. Deputy Chairman. H. D.
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    LOCAL CRICKET.
    437 16 LIVOCK'S MATCH ON THE PADANG. A Wonderful Innings. To all would-be detractors of our greatest of tames on the score that it is not as fast and exciting as some other pastimes, the match between the Married and Single elevens of the S.C.C.. which was concluded on the
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    S.C.C. VS. E.E.T. CO.
    298 16 Yesterday on the Padang the S.C.C. favt the Eastern Kxtcnsii.n a trouncing, beating them en the first Enningi by 10 runs with thrt*. wickeU m hand and <>n the second innincs by ;>4 runs and losing only three wickeU. Mergfcr and Hobnon played utoikl inninp.- for
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    ROYAL ENGINEERS VS. POLICE.
    186 16 Thank; largely to the spirited batting of N. H. Whitley, the Police, won an interesting game aprainst the Royal Engineers at Pulo Brani yesterday. Royal Engineers. la. Walker not out Bt; GibftOM b Jeans 0; Jenkins c Clapham fa Byrde 2; McGregor b Jeans 6; ('apt.
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    S.C.C. 2nd. VS. DUKE'S 2nd.
    259 16 Playing at Tanglin yesterday the S C C ••cond eleven lost to the Duke's 2nd. The Hub fielding wa, of a poor character throughout while the DukeV fielding- was M noticeably £ood. Gibson for the Club and Coulter for the Duke's were the mainstay of
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    WONDERFUL GOLF.
    237 16 COMPSTON'S VICTORY OVER HAGEN. Record Breaking Englishman. [Reuter's Service.l London. April 27. In the match over 72 holes between Hai»en (America) and Compston (England) ('ompston was 14 up at the md of the day. London. Apr. 28. At IIM end of the morning round C impston \va« 19
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    ENGLISH AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP.
    36 16 London. Apr. 2»». At Lytham to-day m the English Xati\» Amateur Golf < hampionship final over Bfl holes J. Stout Bridlinpton) heat the holdvr. T. Perkins (Ca>tle Hionnvirh) up an i I to play.
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    90 16 Wei Hai Wei Cup. The Singapore Golf ("lu 1 played the Garrison (;<>lf club at Bukt Timali yesterday. the DUltcka re suiting as follows, Singapore Golf Club players iat»tiomcl firsts I- I>- Hardk 1. Morpay o. K. R. B. Upton l G. C. Nash o. G. B.C.Hull
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    FOOTBALL INTERNATIONAL.
    32 16 [Reuter's Service.] London. Apr. 2S. At Glaspow to-tlay m ylorious weather SO.OOO spectators saw Bcothmd Keat Bas>l'uid m the annual amah-ur international -occt I natch by M poals to 2.
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    THE S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    84 16 •Monday's Ties. The to,l,. wine ties will be |>la\«-d on Mon(iay. 30th April. Championship DnaMe*. P. Clerc ar.«l J. Itermaik ns Maj. Btothr and Capt. Price. A. A. A. Pater>>n and J. I). Hall vs. C V. Mi'io? and O. R. S. Bateman. C.
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    SINGAPORE RECREATION CLUB.
    22 16 FRIDAY'S RESULT Sinirle Handicap. "A" Fir-.il W. A. BalheUhet 40 nvat R C. Oehlen 30 H— -3. 6— 3.
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    THE FRAMROZ CUP.
    38 16 Duke's vs. Cold Storage. At Tanglin on Saturday the Duke'a beat the Cold Storage m a Framroz Cup match, scoring 158 for the loss of only seven wickets as against their opponents 100 all out.
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    HOME FOOTBALL
    300 16 HUDDERSFIELI) WIN AT LEICESTER. And Everton at Burnley. fßeuter's Service.] I <>n (j 1.11. Apr. 2H. Matches m the English League to-day resulted as follows: DIVISION 1. Manchester* Timely Win A Kainst Arsenal. Arsenal 0, Manchester L'n. 1. Aston Villa 2, Bolt-.n Burnley 3, Rverton g. But,i >t,
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    LEAGUE' FOOTBALL.
    348 16 S.C.F.A. Haw Bi« Fright. S.C.F. 4: Indo.Oylonese. 2. The Si. FA. v. re flw a 1 i>r P'^rhi when '.hey played Urn lad* Cgyloatf m their league natdi at the Stadium «.n Sa" »rd;-\ afternoon. Opining up the RM*t well, the iado-C*yloa>M uric* maglit the Ca «X fender>
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    FOOTBALL LEAGUE.
    57 16 The fixture revision committee nut yesterday and arranged the alterations. The corrected lists will bt circulated as soon as they are received from the printers, meanwhile the following are 'hi matches for this week: Monday S.l'.C. vs. S.K.C. Stadium. W'nesday:- Malays vs. K.A.- Stadium. Thursday:— S.C.C. vs. Inflo-l'i
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    FRANCE WINS THIRD TENNIS TEST.
    29 16 FRANCE WINS THIRD TEN NIS TEST. Ixmdon, April 19. Cape Town.— ln the third Test France beat South Africa by 6 match*** to They have thus won the rubber.
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    555 16 THE MAY RACES. Saturday's Work on the Course. Saturda> morning \\a^ tn> and th«»e was an exceptionally larjfe iratherirm or the Course m view of the fact that tin work is nearly ovei The jroinu has no^ dried hs much ns miL'ht have l»e» n expect ed but
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    Y.M.C.A. SWIMMING CARNIVAL.
    384 16 Somi' Tine Polo. On >Hijida> >fl if— the YM V held their annual bard -.i-,- immine :«t th- K(«rt l';i'inii;i •••01. :<n,| Ed b\ \<t|Unr weather, i bit'c r viniton including fcln Onni pvsent t<> witness th« events and thoroughly nioyin tin- err. i nnu-nt. Nir Monn
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