The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 2 May 1928

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    11 1 Singapore Free Press «"KNTS. SINGAPORE, SS WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1928~ u.:W
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    318 1 M.-> Day ic«*n«*rall) pa* < *«tl off withiHJt serious di-» urhatu l'«Kf 11. 'I h<> Kuyptian repl> to the Iliiti-h note is »aid tit be \er> friendly but Tails l<> understand why <.t«at llritain 'hould interfere m domestic afTairs I'ntM- 11. Ihe I .S. Nan has refused
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    YARNS BY A YACHTSMAN.
    452 1 I. rh;i; who ha« i)ia<i<- a h<>Kt > f.., mini ha* vmI 'ml M •mI«<«J .1 lu«ci nation h •xnutiful httU- i .4 m I i ih> 1 'h. I an«l a ruikli huwd n i.. i.ii,<i rt ,ih I hat tm .-ver ait. H»at «'<«l
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      231 1 r 5 SOLYPTOL SOAP IDEAL FOR THE HOME wwwviAArVwimwgvvtfwvvv^ lßaffl.es Hotel! g DANCES EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY B DANBANT EVERY TUESDAY, THI RSDAY 1 rrn -i SATURDAY. Thursday, May 3rd I j DINER DANS ANT S I irst Appearance of TAN I A SVETLVNOVA and ALEX: SALNIKOFF, Th€ Wen-known Dancers
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      249 1 1r H -I 1 1 f 1^ iivY/ f ft ia |J P^^Si if&ir" f ffMSr^^ v n^n^^^ n^n^^ "^n^n^n^^^^^nV a v EHS™'^^^ yj- -^BHny /yM PHn^nW tf/^^nv^^n^nM BE*"" j» X^^Np"!*? J&Xrti v't t^^^^^KL-^n^ftr w *PW /awfw/i wttEE-i^m 1 MT/ i Mr^nPM •J Ifllfi I /V \oy^ .^r 1 F^a^nw
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      87 1 L \TEST ADVERTISEMENTS. I fdmkyn >i Robinson foi i 11. M h;< oik l':i-' 1". Dividend n«>'>. m In<ur:«n« r <>f Canto if Vr -i I'.iim Notice uf i i Min«-»v, i.i i- I 1 icl on -al' i i»ledK< *»>■ 'I i DOS K<»>n v Nt .ii.i Sht-titV- >;<!•-
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      12 1 TIIK HKST TAIII.I-: !M 1 I RJ| "SNOWFLAKE" j! ITRE IIILLKI) (RK\MKRY|
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      72 1 THE WEEK. High M, Ml pui Strait m.-nt* iSr dinm-r It Ml OrtMl Ma High W;it«r. l-' i I Ml. Mr. Oi f i' 1 IKn 1 ML P. ;ii,i < Mi. Owfcll S* ('.< Koiitbal!: l< Bt im. Crtd v High Water, U lub May K.r. V Hifc'h 1
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    THE RUBBER INDUSTRY.
    480 2 A Criticism of the Government. Tv thr Editor of the Times. Sir, -May I. as OSM «»f the 260,000 member* of the public interested m the rubber industry. be granted the hospitality of ><<ur column* m onler to raise my voice im protest airainst th 2 tilitmwl
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    RUBBER SMUGGLING IN MALAYA.
    201 2 m tinns m Parliament. In th«- Rouse f»f Commons m mail week, Mr. Mardy Jones asked tho Senvtary of Star.- for the Colonies, whether he is aware thai thr rubber raptured from smuggWn who smuggle rubber from Ifalaya int«> tluDutch ?^ast Indies i- destroyed «-n enpture;
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    BRITISH RUBBER IMPORTS.
    97 2 In the Howm of Commoni m mail week, C<»l<.nc! Woodcock naked tht President of the Board of Trade what the impuvt of rubber into the country has been for each of tlic lad six weeks, and for the corresponding period of la>t year? Mr. Williams: Figures' m
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    88 2 The 03rd birthday oi H.JI. the Yang ii Perl Besnr of Nes;ri Sennbilan was ciieJ»'a: n fnll fashion at Sli Mftianti Koala Pilah, <'n Wednesday last say- thr Ma a) Mail. The M.v.l BncWr the eon land t Second-Lieut. J. FWdn. paraded oh the padang at Sri Mennnti m th<«
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      289 2 tin f for Coughs, Colds and all Throat Troubles. From all Chemists, Dispensaries and Stores. Sole Agents MEDICAL HALL, LTD. Singapore. THE HAPPY VALLEY I PRESENT A Monster Programme OF Varied Amusements GATE 10 cte. I GBYLON i GRAND HOTEL, NUWARA ELIYA The Sanitorium of the Kast J I I
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      327 2 Victoria Theatre (0) I Tonight To-Night and Nightly at 9-30 p.m. ALL- COMEDY PROGRAMME GLAD EYE i From the World-Famous Stage Play. Featuring ESTELLE BRODIE, JOHN STEWART and HAL SHERMAN. Supported by A MERMAID COMEDY. "WHAT ANIGHT* AND The Latest Gaumont Graphic Booking at Little's MATINEE. SATURDAY, MAY :»th.. AT
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      221 2 ALHAMBRA PH (Tan Chen* Kee and < LU.. Propnu COMMENTING WEDNESM \V MU .'nd v PUBLICITY MADNESS Ewith DMUND LOWE AND Lois kfORAN Non-slop Hitfhl on the Wini:* M l.au-hi. Mm LOVES of CARMEN with DOLORES DHL RIO AND VICTOR HACLAGU A Story nt" a Wild Rom- oi OKI Seville
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    MR. CHURCHILL'S BUDGET
    300 3 Opens Offensive Against Triple Foe, [British Radio Official Service. I Rugby. Apr. 29. Mr. Churchill. Chancellor of thf Exhequer. replied m a apMeo; r.t Newcastle o criticism of thf proposals c .ruaincd m his Budget speech for rtUevteg Jipimd basic industiies of the burden, of local 'axation.
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    SINGAPORE BASE.
    267 3 Leaves Home m Six Weeks. I British Radio— Official Service. J Kuuh>. Apr. 2H. In .-ix WOekl the world's biggest floating •lock wii; leave the TjrM un a four months \oyage <•♦ BjtOQ mile.^ to Sin^apuiv. When this laiir. Boatfoff dork, which wa< built m ten months a;
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    NEW PRAYER BOOK.
    207 3 F Ready for the House. [P»iiti?h Radio— Official Service.] Rugby. Apr. 2.*. A further important stnjre m the progress of the Prayer Book measure wa> passed yesterday, when the Chunh Assembly gave its final approval to the measure m the form m which the BtlNI of Convocations
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    FRENCH PREMIER'S ILLNESS.
    59 3 lßiili>h Radio- -Official Seiviccl Rugby, Apr. 29. Kinu (Jeofge lias s»-nt to Lord Crewe. Til it ish Ambassador m Paris, the followintr U'legram: Will you please convey to M. Briaiul my concern on hearing of his illness, my satisfaction at leainini; fr>m the *>wr>t ajors that he
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    SCOUT'S JAMBOREE.
    38 3 N« xt veat'< Ominir <>f Ai*c> Jiimliurcc'' (pf tht* Boy Scout movcrm-nt. whirh, it is ncpectod, will bi mttemA&A by MgOOQ Scouti t'r>m all uvcr tin- world, \v ll I h.ld at \rr »\v« Park, Birkirh«a«l.
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    MATTERS INDIAN.
    561 3 The Late Mr. P. K. Nambyar. I Our Indian Correspondent). The news of t!v Midden death of tho Hon'Me Mr. P. K. Nambyar, M.L.C.. came to Indians m Singapore as severe In the death of Mr. Nambyar. the Indian community of Malaya bus lost <.ne of itmost prominent
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    FAMOUS REGIMENTS TRANSFORMATION.
    178 3 I'rince Albert's Own Hussars. London. Apr. lft. That tin- •<)!<} order changeth" was never \h.'lXvt illustratri than by the (ii-ap])earanoe of th<- Kltvcnth < I'rimv AMwit'l Own) Hiioar>. Kn.»\\n M th.- Thorry Pltkt» w Uu> rv^\inrnt was timmiti mi 17!".. To-day it inude its last farad.- at
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    ALL-EAST RED REVOLT.
    172 3 M<M»COW*M SlipiNtNfd I- 1.1 I". i .11. IMilllM. I .ul.iti. \pr. l"». London i.< watching 1 th** Communist out-bn-ak m .Japan. Their i> reason t<> lirliew that it i- ■MOriated with tin- Moscow con■piracjf t«»r an all-Kast communist r<>\ .It. Th»' political corrvmpoadnM «»f Klm <'»-ylon ObwrVHT
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      174 3 T •DvC V. rSr 1 THE FOOD OF KINGS f Court Physicians know the best and I see that Royal Babies have the best. That is Why Glaxo has been used with success m 5 Royal Nurseries. 5 J Only the best is good enough for your :j Baby, for
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      217 3 Estate 8 Trust Agencies (1927) Limited j| (Registered under the Trust Companies' Ordinance of 19 2». ■J w «th Security deposited with tho Straits 2j Settlements Government.) is prepared to act a> !j Trustees. Executors, Administrator K»r.ivrr.«.. Manager* of Real Estate, Attorneys for Collection <.f ■J Rents, Investigators and Managers
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    WORLD TOUR BY MOTOR-CYCLE.
    305 4 Malaya's Good Roads. Two tall, bronzed young Englishmen. Mr. B. H. Cathrick. of Piercebridge, near Darlington, and Mr. J. P. Castly, of Norwich, arrived m Ix>ndon on combination motor- i cycles after making a tour of the word and covering GO.OOO miles. They have visited 25
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    16 4 The process of liquidating love m cash is m its essence an absurdity. Mr. Justice McKinnon.
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    ADVANCE IN THE COST OF DYING.
    227 4 It b >ui«i that the American heiress Miss Mabel 8011, has now revealed the fact that she offcied Captain Hinchliffe £5,000 to take her a- passenger on a transatlantic flight, but that he declined on the ground that Im ha<l received "a number of
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    MR. MORRIS' TOUR.
    747 4 VALUABLE LESSONS LEARNED. What the Dominions Want. Mr. V\ R. Morris. Chairman <>f the Milk Motors, is <»n hi.s way back to England ifftci visiting North America. Austra lia and Ktl leiUuid. In the c»ur-« of at interview at olombo ho said. "I motored oVfT *-?,OiH) miles
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    GIRL MOTORS TO CHINA.
    213 4 Adwnturr with Kandit* on the Road. Fraulein Cla« ivnon- Stinms, th»- >>nX daughter of th«> laU Hup«» Stinnen. the QtlMl millionaire nMu-inali-t MNMpI' nied hy Mr. Soeder-tr* I Sw»dUh cm«niatojjrapher. and f«-ur Gi*rm«n mechanics ha.< arrived at IVkinir. The paiu .»i« dii\mn a German mot'ircar an.l
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    CONFUSION OF ROAD RULES.
    460 4 SUGGESTION BY LORD KNTTSFORI). Frequent Incorrect Signals. Lord Knutsfor' writing concern m ir question of ih» i«*nr»nir fr«»»n sido road :ir.d rwlm a main r«>nd. unre* a definite un<). '-r.n.lirikr. v) •i r mi (> \>>w, l>iit I the Iff ft W*i\ "f n>«t I no!
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    26 4  - Mr. C. B. Cochran A IWSBS i" not produced for a fir*t-night audience, hut for a more intelligent pull which baghni 'o show itself at night.—
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    AIRMEN'S ADVENTURE IN THE ALPS.
    89 4 AIRMEN'S ADVENTURE IN THE ALPS. loroed landing .h UN t rrt «'a|»tam Ll un hi •iiarkaU. c«|h> m a a»otori«t t f1 t i r.i Ouru r ttttl I "uhn, I ct>ni|>l< a mou* t n«»o^ti h(f ri urni I ti aliv, t»i»'. v» i lut t<. lan.i »f cra*h
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    THE UBIQUITOUS COW.
    24 4 1 tl I sag a ■lunsi gall* I. the r« sanmnssa, *l Bjroi vv mi. maw In fa f Daily Express
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      275 4 High Pressure and Balloon Tyres and Tubes i 5 .^^^P^l^BP^ '^'i Tim* to R' Distributors CYCLE AND CARRIAGE CO., (1926) LTD. Sinfiraptrc Singapore, Kuala Lumpur. Penang, Ipoh, Malacca r~ H^HHIHHUHII^^HIHi^H^HIHiBI^BS^ B^B BH B^^^^H BB^B^bH B^B^^bH B^BB. ft ft 1 BB^B^BB BH WBB H BBL l H^BH B^K H BJ BM
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      40 4 91 Mum m irilt v! *^^B BY- i' wm J i A t\rc. mad*' i.<hh!s. i H«wld and it h.is H mi-d Ihir 4 reaper I b\ malrhl*^#» prr lormant* G/^ a tire a good tube A GOODYEAR TUBE goodJ^tbai
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    HUGE GARAGE FOR THEATREGOERS.
    268 5 Huildmu to House 1,000 Cars. h ive palatial garage whuh late l.«rf>o can. It la to Im withifl a f*W minutes' walk <>f it— at Ibe comer of Lexhigind Little raltt.rn'V sirei't- :.nd the neighbourhood of Mid other garagei to bo a i. ng way to
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    GENEVA MOTOR SHOW.
    212 5 MarfM For British Car*. Geneva. i International Motor Show, BOW the MCOWd importance on ntnMnt, was opened on March 16. r HUM last year, us it iru-lude* tm< .tor-cur, 22 motor lorry, r < y<l< Hfn i-oachwork. and J7 an-1 (quipnwnt factories. Those notor-car s<«tion include displays
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    £50 MOTOR-CAR.
    180 5 American's Kngiish Hunt for New Invention**. Mr. W. B. Khan, a prominent New York patent atfent, who la iwH< his 4."> th visit to Europe m Mffcll ol new inventions, said that his firm is oflFered T>,ooo inventions every year from all parts of the WtftM but it
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    BRITISH CARS ABSENT.
    100 5 <..-ih-\h. Mar. 16. An international motor-car and cycle exhibition was opened to-day m the Palais ,U-s Expositions m this city. WhiM the United States is showing 38 different make* of cars, France 30. Germany 10, Italy 7 a nd Switzerland 7. Britain is represented by only three
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    EARLY DAYS AT THE WHEEL.
    1213 5 EARLY DAYS AT THE WHEEL. ELEMENTS OF SKILFUL I DRIVING. Still I nlearned by Old Hands. by The Hon'hle Mrs. Victor llrur*. \BMCtAL TO rMMM PiMft] Wi »n youi car has been ihosen, <n un-ill. and «icii\cred. arfd when the rudiuteutl ofL *he gentle art of driving have be*U MUUJff*!]
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    BRITISH MOTOR EXPORTS.
    337 5 1927 Returns. The increase m tho demand for ni"for vehicles continued at th«» <aim- rat- m I'J27 as formerly, and although import- Mm to a higher figure than m any previous y»-ai except 1925, when th* McK«nna dutit.were reimpoped. exports show an «xpar. Th« >lijrht increase m
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    TUNIS-TRIPOLI RAID.
    145 5 '>■■ K\ I wit* the »n and roll.. r of .trul Turn X < th« Tuni»If pal Rnul <7.V.i kilom.tr. •HA •mmrnrt-d !h. Ka»l hut hn«l Miaw not U-inc a»>:< >'l> I 'ini> <»n |Im morning «>f Mar 1 I I km*f dvmwfur lun I th. U.un.Ury liiw
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      13 5 FEEL that SURGE of POWER, j BORNEO MOTORS LIMITED. BRANCHES AGENCIES THROUGHOUT MALAYA.
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      158 5 I Through ESSEX Thousands Know I I The Ride That is Like Flying i WITH THE EXCIASIVE HIGH COMPRESSION ANTII KNOCK MOTOR THAT TURNS WASTE HEAT TO POWER All eyes turn to the Essex Bttper-flfa whQM vivid brilliance of prrformance n»veaN m single ride a smoothness and quiet, a road
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    CHESS NOTES AND NEWS.
    1113 6 _hyOUR CHESS EDITOR. I*iuhhm No. :tH: (B] Ii. Colliasoa). Blaeh '■> piece.-. White fl pieces. White ta mave end mate in three anvraa. Che— Coagreaaes: besa ongressea are becora ng quite a regulai feature at popurta throughout the world. distinguished in this I Hastings, and newcomers,
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    PARBURY'S CHESS PARABLES.
    779 6 The Tigress at Hay. Problem No. •'{<» (Fonytk notation > IR4KT»>: IPSqKp: Tp: 7p: pfPSKT: p4p2: K4l'L': iKKQjktS. Key move is Q-Kl' ami the dtspnmti efforts of the Black Queen prives one the impression of the Tigress at bay. Thr pool old Titfer Klac-k k) has thrown
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    BRIDGE NOTES AND PROBLEMS.
    764 6 Borderline Hands That Trove A Player. •HOKATItS. Most oi u» can l>i<l atu! pla\ vr Mid haml-. w.H-n \w <^rt tluMii. without vroinir ;u a>j;i\. Tht- strony»M thr haro!. m f;ut. thteasier X Ui <t«-:il with. Nor i< v really iifficuli !<• My "No i»i.l"' m
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    A GOLFER'S RETREAT.
    168 6  -  Fred Robson > Charm of Championship Course at Sandwick 5 BBUBF KROM TIIK CBOWn M MMlim. 1 I I m s I fcr oth \aem uu m fkkk pm Sandw i« h "H rhampion.«hi|>. |g a pl»« v I h.i- M M p«-« uliar .u>| I. 1
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    GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE.
    80 6 11 v r Dl Ml ii>-|m|i „n that Hunt "ip rt the S m hit h a ted atta-' of In. apg I also liirhti r in-t; fatal cm n -i < t <»f ii I month, about ii nr> hour; .v. urat* MM u;i- b i>:
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    CRICKET.
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    SUICIDE CLUB IN GERMANY.
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    AN R.G.A. TRIUMPH.
    1363 7 DRIVING HOME THE LESSON IN BIRMINGHAM. Another Co-Operative Effort. You will have the kindness, plea«o, la«li«*s and gentlemen, to draw down the blinds, excluding the familiar view across the Estate, and dispose yourselves m your favourite enc chairs to listen to True Fairy Tile. stengnh first? Anything
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    WELL-DRESSED WOMEN.
    118 7 Mi daaan I I KfTt-ct nt Ifctt^r Trad««. %It H rbarl <;. Will ama, Pailianuntai: Secretary la th< af Trade, ipeakiac nt tke lum« h'v, n mf tht- Laadaa aauaareiaJ Chik, iaid that tkerc were nae million v>nr* a trie :n this cout,tr> to-(lay than Were v oik
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    FORTY YEARS OF DUTY.
    88 7 k'osiman (ollapsts m the Strut. Georf I>a\ii) Gatkercole, aajad >'\t\ tw««, of Defoe-road, St.k- rtagtoM, who ha<l -i:\i-i] an poetSMMi fat nact tkaji i»>m Venn withcut aj abeeffl from hi.» dttt] <'i latf. i m tki atraat iraik coinp home from work. Tlu caraajer, Dr. Bd
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    BURMA OFFICIAL'S SUICIDE.
    73 7 Warrlad at l'ro-.;»*Tt ot ompul>or) U«tir»mt*nt. I m|..!i \pril lHth. The City Caroajar fttsraad wi.lict at vrkile leaipora>rit) n-.-an« «»n t h* death of Frederick FrmaJk», Baero af Ike Buinn Railways, \\h*> araj mIU'I b| .i trail m the- Rank l u r»«- if tiaaj. '!'h«' ♦■viiU'ii
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    BULL FIGHTING IN PORTUGAL.
    77 7 liin.rpmini Kdiit. Lisbon. Apr. IH Thi«« \»urs' unpri-onnunt an«l a Im tf ;»f least tlOfl \mll refarUi be thr j»»naity th:ir i un be infli<t«-<l m a laraador arfce kill a hull m I\irtu>ral. A QawafWßaajl <<li 't la this I'lFvrt farWdi an\on»' kiMM c "iiviclrd
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    CONCRETE ROADS.
    80 7 The nurfatt of a \v»t. dry. or >ma«| <<>n rrvtc r<»a<l for pallinff up poww cmbm be t\vr<'n gnt&U and tarnim mft t h«* Karl of Oottenham. th« famous motorist, m th«Daily EaptW. It i> bitter than tarmac, hut n t ;i- iroM.l ;iv irianit**. Ka i. quite
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    "FATTY" ARBUCKLE HISSED.
    76 7 Me. "Fatty" Arkaekk, Ike UMrkH '"'m c«»ine<lian, who wa> »i«juitted of tin- ekftffN 4 lausint; th*- <l«;ith «>f an mln \ir^rit»ia Kapp4> at Hill.v w i, aruJ ha^ l»« n m r<t irt-nit rit -inn. w;i> hl--< <* VkM a|»| »-<! for thr tir^t iinii .n I
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      168 7 ALWAYS READY! FOR EMERGENCY I j The "Minimax" Fire Extinguisher is a perfect combination of I m EFFICIENCY SIMPLICITY 1 I WRITE FOR OUR BOOKLET CONTAINING DOZENS OF TESTIMONIALS Sole Agents jjj i The Borneo Company, Ltd. SINGAPORE. PENANG. IPOH. KUALA LUMPUR AND TELUK ANSON. j| h^^^laaa^^^^La^^Ba^Bi I I R^aVl
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      170 7 I I 'm-m r li \«S| y 1 V m V^ l^D Offset Strain of Study THAT priceless her it 44; < .I. Jill i* .tun largely the result <>1 .1 i.irdni Jail) dice ilunng the sihoolinj; period. These formative yt.irs hrinj; habits which are never broken. To relish natural,
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    OUR SIAM LETTER.
    1142 8 THE KING VISITS WESTERN PROVINCES. Preparing a Welcome. (Fioni Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Apr. 21. His Majesty is away on a cruise to the west coast of the Gulf, visiting Pattani and Nakon Si i Tamarat pro\inces. This is the first visit of the Sovereign, and the
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    WORLD STARVATION SCARE.
    367 8 Effect of Increasing Population. A terrifying picture i M aa i dyinK °f starvation m the near fuiuir ienjured up by >t is published recently .-tatinu r that tn«« earth's pulation i.'i-- l.i- ertaaed af MMiMM ivtai th»- laai ('fteen y«ars. I'loph':- «>i d<., la-.ntr th«n calculations
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    ONE MAN'S MEAT
    227 8 ON E MA N 'S MEAT- Then- is a pleasant iW out modern views on what is. or is not. a MJtaMi diet t r the human machine. On< ho-«1 of opinion vows that t<> eat too much meat ht parhapi any at all) does that bmmMm up past repair;
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    LEGS OF THE GREAT.
    136 8 America is much interested m thr conilu>i< Bf <»f Or. .lost-ph .1. Int4'rlan<l, presitlent of thr iNKiia' rist^' Rt'foarch Association. \sh«» estimates that one woman m every ten and one man m ever> twentyfiv<- have l».»\v li L r >. He rinds that th«- extra development
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    PERMANENT WAVE PROBLEM.
    62 8 Whon Miss Jessica Mar^an-t Bullock, of Thf C<trnc Houm*. Cobhani. wa« summonJed at Kensington for causing an obstruction with her mi>toi -car, jsho ;tat«(l "I could nof move away becauai I was ha\in^ j my hair pormanently wavod." A police* ronstablo sni<l th:\t the car l«ft outside
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      266 8 M'l'BI»D»M»B"l>l-l-H^S'l-rB-B-D*B«M«l«M-l-l-l-U FEW MINUTES! I per week spent testing your car tyre pressure 1 will be weU repaid. The LIFE OF YOUR TYRH depends on correct J I 1 inflation. v^^H^xk 5 use Ir^Sw* i AND t iU. S. TYRE Mi PRESSURE GAUGE g£ PRESSURE <ig^ l«o a. W k i
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    SITUATION IN EGYPT.
    929 9 THE ASSEMBLIES BILL POSTPONED. After Final Warning. \l. liic, s >t\ lev.) London, >r. 30. In (-he House of Comnv replying t< Ifr. Lain.MV Ma i>oualu l.au. A .»••<. n> >->ir Austen Chamberlain (recesgn Bwri Lary) made i statement with regard t<> Egypt B« laid a Bill
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    BREMEN HEROES' WELCOME.
    232 9 WILD SCENES IN NEW YORK. Patsy Arrives. [Benter*! Barviea.] Nfw York. Apr. M) rht Hitmen tyefa amid very sntlsasJaotir •cenea wen- isltsiH.l recaieeal, gad takea m the early tnetVßßg from th<-ir s*t. on i tiiumphal tour io U n<l th« harbour aboaH tht city tutf. Captain ritzmaurice
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    RUBBER EXPORT FIGURE.
    34 9 h*o Per Cent for the Quarkr. London. \pr. .1«. T)i. otarial ag I qmetabla rabbei at the minimum iat< oi ant] from Ceylon and Malaya for the raartei hesjin* ,1 he
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    MR. KELLOGG'S TREATY.
    87 9 The Dominions to be Consulted. i:. sti Service.] L« ndon. \pr. .{it. Id the Houm anonn at question time Sm Austen < hamhorlain warinix i J i!i« I'niU'd >'.;it»-> proposals lor further joint esTeel to safaa^sarei seaeo. Tb« Bfttisk GoTernnsenl «;i« ciosely awl lympatheticallj considering the text
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    CONSERVATIVES HOLD MARYLEBONE.
    63 9 I sTiotsi Berriee.] I <-nd:»n. \pr. U* m Tht MaryieboaM bj electiea resulted follows: Const-rvative. Bit RcM i K'"l<l itfßtff, Lafconr, Mr. lost »;.TIM and LJM Mr. Murray I<. (The byt-i-U'ttion wa> sWCeasHated by the rU-vation <>r sir Domjtas Bamj la ss Lstd Chani-fllor. li^rvnt- at the
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    COTTON CONFERENCE BREAKDOWN.
    65 9 I RiuterV Bervica*] London \pril 30. Tht- osssterenei >t leareeantstless el the eottoa hmae raiasnysfi and Trade-Union* v*. h it- ri was hi u\ i»i llanenestei <>n tke an tne employ** i* lolac; watrcs. M.l t«> t-M.lu<!t time occupied t\ elesdsnsfj laatklnerj from s i> ■mt araesi
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    FRENCH CONVERSION LOAN.
    68 9 Keut« .'s S< r vict' l»ari«.. April M\. A Pi i sklent ill *i**i \.r.v issue „i ;i ronvarsioa loan i.l" pt-r-cftit lx»n<ls. tcjpcmshlr m T~> ■ears, TKs pries si keens not yet Wf»-n scttssd. Tne «»i»jc-c-t cdti.rit tin- National CredH Bsssia, eaqssrtasj m r.tL^— 19C9 and
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    U.S. PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
    41 9 Close Scrutiny of Expense [Besjter*a Service.] Wahinnton. May 1. Thi- Benata aas |);;-si'«i anassinsesj sabjeetinfl s^KpensVlnre «•!> the Pro sideatial eamnaisja t«. i rigid semtaiy ay s ipeeial eonunittee el 1^ ■enafeen t<> v appointed by Vloe- President Uawos.
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    502 9 CEYLON AND MALAYA NEGOTIATE. Closer Co-operation Sought. < lon ami Malax n m m tiatiaa aai lag thr v, „n lO r n«»n m i r ion niLThi ix i J 1 1 thr rut i iiulii-ti ay I inu-s of Ceylon o, April 21m. U hll< Maiii.
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    GERMANY READY FOR PEACE PACT.
    36 9 GERMANY READY FOR PEACE PACT. Kvut.-r- >• n The Gotwmi ri?U t-' Mr. K. t.i out I f". -t »:> M i I IMM I »i :i- -I •i v I |M 4 read; I ':i;«- without hmh
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    POINCARE'S MAJORITY.
    31 9 1 i;« utt i |»nt Ml I u.i si>- in.iio! i? i irlj W All.'thrr M in:.\ be coi il .1 II- M Tl inc.. I iirhtlv m tl
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    HINDU-MUSLIM RIOTS IN INDIA.
    23 9 I Router's* Service.] N«Kf»nr. *P» w. .1 'i. < -I n .4 Hindu I ithin -t ry *4|lMi Shiv. I
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1928. CHINA'S WARS.
    663 10 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1928. CHINA'S WARS. The hopcl— i cIHKMI which ehanut•riaat ■ffain la CMmi now, a> it has for some time past, li well illustrated by the txtraordinary spectacle of 'i revolution if it may t>e called Mirh within a revolution. Whilst the Nationalist armies are
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    512 10 A koM watch war* ci»»*n Pr. W. H Bnuiu- by Croy«l..n public health staff N Ml departure for TVnantr. Tv An Ex-Ser\i<e dinner and <ian«. will U Mi at th«- Furopt- H"t«'l «>n May J3H. at 8 p.m. Fathor Ruaudel has bt'on appoint*-*! Yi-cur-Gtmral. Malao.t. ~u<«■> >sion to the latt-
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    AERO-ENGINES.
    482 10 LECTURE TO THE FLYING CLUB. Cleanliness Before All. "CleanliaoOß costs MSI fodline*». but as aircraft have mi -uuls, hrst. second and third". a«J FMgIM l.w-ut Kretman, R.A.K. when lecturing to the member* of the Flying Club l*>t .\.-nmg mi Ihi subject «»t* th* arc and aero engines. The lectttlt
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    FIN AT THE PAVILION.
    147 10 F«>r th--o m <»oarfh of a rood lauph r;i\iiion b UM pin I I tWt Vl for it is a lon»r time since there ha* 1 so enjoyable a pri»»rrainnu' a> th<« one wh>ch wan commenced last niirht t^aura I a Plante and Oti> Harlan m
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    DETECTIVE INSPECTOR WOUNDED.
    81 10 Tho ahs««n< <>f I>. I Sharp during thr h«*ahnic of a ca«r m which a ("him*s«' *•a^ chnrire*! with poi«aajaion of n dafr^cr. m th«- I>: uri JVSt«*r<ia> ua« »X|lHin«-<i tiy hn-f ■Mpocfeas Mortnliih who said that Mr Sharp wm» m hospital >ufTernir from ar injury which
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    MOTOR SMASH IN HILL STREET.
    79 10 A Baby Austin wi« Ka«ll> damofvd m a collision at the junction of Hiirh Strvrt and Hill Str. «t on Mondaj Th«« car war MMa^M '«tw««n a lorry and another v«hi ole while ti\in^ to pa^« a hux and \\w accvpMita wi< The < hinwr
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    STRAITS SETTS: SINGAPORE ASSOCIATION.
    48 10 iniii.ll« m« t [My \s ill U Mondu\, Mn\ 1 ItVi m th»- Xv at 5.1."i p.m. for which th«- follow Afr^nda: T«< confirm Minuter; InrrMH wi R« int. Restriction; SomiMHtl(Hta t i.i pal Commi>!*ion; Pitro] > ippli. > m Ma! < ><•! ial Hyirimr; N«u
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    36 10 A Mi Ihhk 1 of i :h«Statt- of Sarawak «nnovnccd for release. It will \h> printed 9m r on <*pei*ially watfrmarkc«l ]>*\* r am), it understood, v* .11 lienr \hv lik< ptt^iiit Rajah. Sir I *»f Brook'
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    THE HONG KONG SENSATION.
    66 10 MIKDKKKK BTII I n LABfil A Cm* of Hcvrtik'f? c)w* km* Clur«w MMIBHi M s w «hnt d«*d on tW X,, Mb I'rmtf \merx IK r a- nmht h»s m hirfsi ..un-«t that hr h«l r M t of .1 atr«* numt* urc-.ui't «.f Ml |»a-t
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    AN OBJECTION OVERRULED.
    25 10 AN OBJECTION OVERRULED. uunsel Throw I p i ay [I r-ft «i.. M. Ar the t.panntr rue' I rxiilenri- of MM r. ttxt v ith«v
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    MIDNIGHT MURDER IN PENANG.
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    A NEW THRIFT SOCIETY.
    11 10 The local mm-ar* formed a thnft an<l
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    COMMODITY MARKET.
    36 10 LVTEST Kl'llliKK \M> T N PRICI (V r Our 0 I ..ndon. M.tv I tlO p.m M,— r .< yrf fil n<»t:fv tnda fuMmt !••<• ai Ib N«in. Lrwin. Laa notify 10-4 at'« 1221) 1:; i»".
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      45 10 Tt. ihe K^fi' ikm r.i«\ v failur. f .r nk I have iM-rn n>u» h tr r»l Months par ffvi replie- quinny r« y. Winn f*>r fmlu' 4wpatrh of thrM- 1« ■> iou» I I rv< .< H Bwl i dim 1 ul' tfctajr *r
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    19 10 a-»km»r r •ii».«l« i r that ■"king of i ruLU-r mdu*t»\. tH« >• <-f f I II X
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    MR ORMSBY-GORE FLIES.
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    A VERY SOFT ANSWER.
    116 11 LyprS REPLY TO THE I LTIMATUM. L Has Britain a Right to Interfere? it*r's Service.] Cairo, May 1. r t<H*l the Egyptian reply to atum is very friendly. It K^yj>t::tn Government is untile ri^ht of (ireat Britain, Power, to interfere m the illation of the Egyptian
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    THE CHINA FORCE RESERVISTS.
    130 11 TH E CHINA FORCE RESERVISTS. Still Without Work. [Renter*! Service.] I/ordon. >la> I. <>mm<>M> Mr. Weilock Mk( 'K-t.hiM- th«- War ecial pwMWifi to 1,344 "A" n— ifi»t« t *ho u.i. > r.iitly still i njrton Evans (War OAce) MUnei of reservists dt'sirI Ur» (1 f.,t employ nit'Mt had 'k- of
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    MAY DAY IN EUROPE.
    107 11 (.iiuTally Quiet. ire.] l.ondon. May I -ii>n.> m Lond >n v novel feature was •ii and vrirls m smart •arlet bereti sad a riaki with red t it*.-. I'ari-.. Ma> 1. i autions to pri--r i hitherto beea rmd>rderly behaviour ihopM Bad many fae- v obstroctionisti
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    THE DAY IN JAPAN.
    49 11 Far Eastern Service. 1 Tok>», Hay 1. recent rounding* »>p of M.i> Day pnMcd off quietly r i« rk penoni w'vrv airt'stcd. IIMi m t-tinp m tht- mornwhich 20.000 people, including went m procession singing 11 tongi MCOtted by 3,000 jtni,,rifstrations took place at where.
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    JAPANESE PRESSMEN'S PROTEST.
    50 11 1 a: Casters Service.] Tokyo. \|*v i. i the seven leading nt'ws- -l. man-iinir the resignation of Minister and Chief of Police and lio-men concerned m con- t handling and injuries polic« <>m |icssint'ti attend::ilist meciiac. there \\a- do csvm for thi« »r cables on pajre 9.1
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    48 11 iimtttd thffM youihful are believed t<> have ban resril caMf of iMiuntar— Mag h*V« taken place m the I district of late. All three D the r<-li«-,- Courts yestern with a burglary commit -•-hunt's house m Kare pki of guilty, was made of nine months rigorous im- each.
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    VICTORS IN THE FIGHT.
    115 11 FLIERS AND BOXERS IN NEW YORK. Scene at Madison Square. [Reuter's Service.] New York, May 1. 1 he trans-Atlantic flight heroes stole the majority of the applause from the boxers Snarkey and Delaney who were the principals m a 15 round contest at Madison Jvjuure garden.
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    NEW U.S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER.
    88 11 LNavy Will not Accept. [Renter's Service.] San Pedro, California, May 1. Cmidtiabfe curiosity has b<«-n aroused hero by the unnounn-mnu that the latest Inited States aircraft-carrier, Lexington, which waj tmUd last wwjt, ha- not hern accepted by the Navy. Captain Karns refused to make any co.nment
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    SOUTHERNERS TAKE TSINAN-FU.
    115 11 [Beater's Far Kastern Service.] Tokio. May 1. The Foreign off- •»> itatet the NaUoM lists haw agreed to permit Japanese troops from Tsinjrtao to proceed to Tsinan-fu by rail without hindrance. ("hefoo. May 1. Tsinan fu fell t<> the Southerner* this mominjr telegraphic communication is cut i
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    JAPANESE DIET AGAIN PROROGUED.
    29 11 [Reuttr's Far Ea<u»rn Service. l Tokio. May I. The Diet met thi* afternoon and was ajfuin prorogued for thr<M« (faljn after a three minute svs.Mon.
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    A BLOW FOR FRANCE.
    83 11 Autonomists Returned m [Router's Service.] Pari*. Mi»> 1. The dark tpot m the elections from the Preach national standpoint is the return of ,h>«" Autonomists m Alsace, including? the leaden Rfeklta and leill, who arc imprisoned m Colmar and two Communists m Lorrairi" who. played the
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    HELP FOR EARTHQUAKE SUFFERERS.
    53 11 fßeutcr's Service.] Warsaw, May 1. Dr. Wroczynski has been appointed commissioner by the Leapuc of Nations to direct the work of the international relief of victims of the earthquakes m the Balkans. He will make efforts to restrict the effects of the catastrophe ami to combat
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    UNIVERSITY RIOTS IN CUBA.
    47 11 f ßouter's Service] Havana. May 1. The council of the University of Havana ha^ expelled over fifty students who were participatinif m the recent riots which resulted m the closing of the university ami th,- placing of troops and police on the anipus.
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    POLAND'S PRESIDENT BETTER.
    29 11 [Reuter's Service.] Warsaw, May I. Marshal Pilswiski's illness is only slight ami he is expected to resume duties m a week. [Earlier cables on pape 9.]
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    CANVASSING FOR SECRET SOCIETY.
    59 11 Alleged to have threatens! injury to I hiiMM named Song Yew 800 with a view t., making him Join MCtel society called th" Sah J«'... a Tt'ochew was brought up be fr. n the Third Toliot Majfi.strate. Mr. CH. Ttker-, y»-ster<lay. He was remanded on Mil
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    A LABOUR DAY MANIFESTO!
    486 11 An Amusing Document. The following document, the nature o which suggests that it might well hay« emanated from a «*ervant*' quarters print ing I'lant, reaches i.-, by post from th< Tanglin district! Declaration for tlu memory of "May t" b] the workmen of Malay Peninsular. To
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    ARMED GUARD IN POLICE COURT.
    58 11 Two police constables, armed with rifles mum placed on guard on either side of th» dock m the But&mi Police Court yesterday m KMtQIMMti i f nUi a rumour that An attempt was iroin»c to by nia«l<- to resent I prisoner. Needless to say. the
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    JOHORE COURTS.
    355 11 A MURDERER'S APPEAL QUASHED. Rubber Coupon Case. Th* Court of Appeal. Johor»\ sat on Monday, at Johore Bahru, being composed of the Acting Chief Justice. Straits Settlements, the Hen. Mr. Justice Sproulo, and the Hon. Mr. Justice Prichard, X..C. The following appeals were disposed of. Goh Kian Seonjr,
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    THE GEYLANG SMASH.
    708 11 PRELIMINARY ENQUIRY OPENED. How the Accident Occurred. The preliminary enquiry concerning the charge of causing death by a rash act brought airainst Mr. J. W. Benn of the Singapore Municipality, m consequence of a collision between his Essex car and a Rugby car m Geylang Road on
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    A HAROLD LLOYD FILM.
    265 11 What the Cennor Cut. By the courtesy of M. R. M. Donati. the local representative of Pathe. a private view was given on Monday of the Jack Delaney— Tom Heeney fight, which is now being shown at the Pavilion, and "The freshman," featuring the inimitable Harold
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    36 11 The eneafr^nifnt is announce! of !n«-h« Abdul Rani bin Othman. of th»- Km:in.iai Branch, P.W.D., N«grl S*>mbilan. t«> ihe ><»unjrest dauprhttr -'f Tnan Tlaji Sulaiman, of TYnuanvr. S<r«Mnban, an«l the marriage will takt- place m Aupust.
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    REBUILDING TEMPLE OF SOLOMON.
    960 12 IS SCRIPTURAL PROPHECY BEING FULFILLED? The Jensaldtl University. Professor Patrick Geddes^ the ->"iinent philosopher and planner of towns, who hadesigned In Palestine < n<> <>f <ho greatest univi-i ir< th:»t tK- WOCM has yet' -ivti. revealed m an exclusive interview with a special Daly Express renrei
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    PARISIANA.
    810 12 LITTLE POITSETTE'S PROTEST. Her Painted Lej^s. [It. «ni Our Own Ctnwpaad«Bt*'J Park. ipr. 2. v v. si 11 th-r\. Purhlmim m pt-ratfd l»y th«- hMTfliag MSI «>i living. tak<' Itepi t<» mark their <WI|I|II mal. The fairly \vc!i.t,,_(j o a<iy with Mfhly-pl aniuaititiimrs, makes intrrrs m GoWB< nu ni
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    24 12 m. We are able to exclude foreigners we doert tvant m this country, but Kfearagua seems ioi to enjoy a similar privilege. Virginian POot
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    PLAYERS WHO WRITE.
    437 13 "Great and Growing Evil.** Ai. important letter ha* bsM by th<- Secretary of the Lawn Tennis As^ocia tion to the I»re.-idents < f National Association* atfiliuted to the Intel «:al:onai Lawn Tennis Federation. AfUT setting oui the resolution passed at the annual fHMiml MeotfafJ «»f the L.T
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    AMERICAN'S "JOURNALISM?"
    279 13 Concocted Interview with Sir J. Simon. Ix>ndon. Apr. 17. T'nder the heading "A Correction" the Evening 1 Standard publishes the following letter from Sir John Simon.— On reaching Victoria Station from India on Saturday afternoon. T was shown a copy of the Evenin"- Standard containing what purported to
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    THE BRATIANL "DYNASTY."
    250 13 Discontent with the recommendation of the League of Nations with regard to the Hungarian-Rumanian affair has not subsided, but M. Titulesco, the Foreign Minister, is not receiving all the blam«- just now. That particular question had the salutary effect of uniting the various political parties m the
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    NEW FINDS OF THE STONE AGE.
    500 13 Prehistoric Britons* Relics. Interesting disi v>veries of human skeleton* have been made at the pry historic flintniininp site on Blackpatch, a hiil near Worthing. These finds relate to the industrial life and burial customs of a rate of people who are believed to have
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    GANG ACCUSED OF IS MURDERS.
    274 13 Youthful Leader's Exploits. Rol^rado. Trw» trial i<f fovrtaM I'ritriinils. the la-4 remaining of a band of "fWtIMMa W»b--hc-s" which WM v.. undid up two years rjL'' l has bc^run at fagflb, the eafttal tf Croatia. They are accused of thirteen nuir»Ur>. thirteen cas^< of bodily
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    THE AUDIENCE THAT FAILED.
    160 13 Actor- at the Vienna "Kunrerthi -ater made a surprising discovery at the tit-t production of a new revue entitled "Collins Abenteur" ("Collin's Adventure"). The theatre was. as is always th< i MM «»n a Vienna "first nijrhv." packed at the MgMnintf <»f the performance. When the
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      545 14 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England). "elleWaFline. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICES TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT (VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL). FREIGHT SERVICE. OUTWARDS. TO HONG KONG. SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. Doe S pore. s.s. CITY OF NEWCASTLE jf* j 8.8. CITY OP TOKIO Jm i o s.s. CITY
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      374 14 P. O British India and Apcar Lines (Incorporated m England > MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N m UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S KIVEIvm LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERv OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND j^ 1..,. Tomiafe S'p*,. TW||||Mt NOVARA 7.000 May S NKI.I.OKr DELTA
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      637 15 O. S. K. Line. kon.i. I Rotterdam, Hamburg, Bremen, la Colombo, Port Sudan Amur Maru May 18 May 19 i ape Town. Santo?, Rio Aire tLa Plata Maru May 3 May 4 Uon-.ta-s-a, Zanzibar. Dar-ea-Salaam, Itfaa, U-iromo Marques and Durban, f Mexico Maru May J) May 11 l ull>ay Honolulu
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      497 15 TRAVEL" COMFORT *PRESIDENT* i LINERS 1 JJHR Dollar President liners offer you luxurious travel comforts. All state-rooms are outside rooms, well-ventilated and cooled by electric fans. They are furnished with bads (not berths), each having an electric reading lamp. State-rooms with private bath predominate, all hrve hot and cold running
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      753 15 K. P. M. KONINKIYKE PAKETVMRT MAATSCHAPPIJ. (ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO, OF BATAYIA). (Incorporated m Holland.) UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. 8640. with sub-connections to:— Passage, Freight, Transhipment, Marine Departments and Manager's desk, j Kepretentatives ia the StraiU SettlesaeaU (Siagaaere and peaaag) of the OFFICIAL TOURIST BLKEAU
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    176 16 DISOBEYING ORDERS. Bengali Fireman Charged. In the Marine Police Court y« *terd v before t** 1 Deputy Master Attendant << <>mmander W. G. Oldershaw). IT Bengali firemen were charged with disobeying the lawful orders of the "f the City of Glasgow. The Master was represented by Mr. V.
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    NEW GERMAN CARGO VESSEL.
    212 16 A new cargo steamer for the Far East st-rvu-e of the North <I« rman I.l<>yd arri\«-d m port yesterday. The Trave, which was completed at the Vulkan works m March, for the N'oiih (ier man Lloyd, is one of three motor vessel* under construction for the>e
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    "TO THE BUNNY EAST."
    443 16 A Nippon Vusen Film. At the mv it i»n ..f" the N.\ X t npi:i-bed company. which included the Japanese .\tiu>a*>»a<ior (Itaruti Mat^ui*. I»r. then n»t the Chinese I>eiratu>n). Sir J hn Tilley (British AnbtlMMloi at T<k\<) and |*4y Tille>. thy Ma-:- i af Semphiil. l»<'\<>aw'er
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      758 16 Burns Philp Line (Incorporated m Australia.) (o) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARKLI.A (7,375 tons) and the new motor vessel MALABAR (4,512 tons). The s.s. MARELLA is the largest and finest steamer trading to Australia. Cabinß de
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      460 16 Kerr Steamship Co. inc. 44, BEAVER BTRBRT. NBW YORK. (Incorporated la U.B>.) GENERAL AGENTS. REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADKIJ'HI BALTIMORE (via Su»t M.S. SILVERHAZEL due May K.S. SILVERASH due Mn> M.S. SILVER(;r,\\ due May 29 PACIFIC JAVA CALCUTTA SERVirr SINGAPORE TO SAN FRANCISCO h LOS ANGELES HARHOI'k
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      141 16 BIRKY LINK I <iN|Hi\ MiHRRM RMU m\i i i mm. of fa«t t«iri Ma« RANGOON mi iimik PI > M(H 111 \Mi MiM with throtiffh r. n» m Sinr«|>"rr *n j I'm^-p ROME* \u\* -Mi'v<.SteaMMC. SHROPSHIRE HKRKK>KI>SHI <;\joi< Rsi i r j*»M OXFORHSHIRI LAN< ASH If f Jalfti CHESHIRE YORKSHIRE
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      649 16 MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. ivuala Pahang, Pekan, Sungei Lenibin 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 6
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      84 16 Birohbank, iHritl; Kmili Auiru:<*ma. Kota Inton, (Dut). METEOROKOT.K A I- REPORT. (By courtesy of the Government < Health Office). J For the twenty-four hour a t-ndin* midnipht April 30th. Max shad*> temp. 9i).;{ K Min. nhade temp. V Mean >ha«l« temp. s\.:, y Max. sun radiation LCI F Min. fTMi
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    BIG DEMANDS BY LITTLE REDS.
    309 17 Votes at 18 and a Six-Hour Da>. It would be difficult to imagine any people Itol like fire-eating: revolutionaries than the 90 young men and tfirls who gathered m Bethnal Green Town Hall recently for the Young Communist League's Congress. The only thing violent about
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    DID MR. SIMS COMMIT SUICIDE?
    143 17 llody Recovered from River TVe*d. l.nndm.. Apr. 18. The utmost secrecy Xi beinir observed by thi- Roxburgh County authorities regarding the death of the well-known .V-ademioian, Mr. Charles Sims. Mr. Sims was staying at 4 St. Boswell.** the house of a widow. Mr>. Younjrer, and
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    FATAL QUARREL AT GENEVA.
    123 17 Hungarian Valet Shot Dead by American Chauffeur. Oneva. A fatal quarrel broke out recently m the I the villa of the Hungarian reprei*entative to the League of Nations, M. de Hevesy. During the dispute, it is stated, a Hungarian valet de chambre named Szabo struck an
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    COMPENSATION FOR INDIAN STUDENTS.
    96 17 COMPENSATION FOR INDIAN STUDENTS. Injured m Motor Accident at Aintree. I/ondon, Apr. 18. Two Indian students, Vishnu Sharma of the Bangor, and Hira Singh of the Bris I'niversity, were awarded £2,000 and £600, respectively, at the Liverpool Assizes today, for injuries received m a motor accident at Aintree, while they
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    ALLEGED FELON ELECTROCUTED.
    63 17 "Elect rocuted while about to commit a ftlony."' was the unusual verdict recorded at an inquest at Cardiff on Samuel Edgar I Laventine. who was found dead m a *hed i at the docks. According to the police, the <hed had been broken into, and Laventine's i
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    M.P. ADJUDICATED BANKRUPT.
    300 17 £15.260 Debts. Mr. C. W. J. Human, Con>orvativc .'»i.l\. > for Ashton-under-Lyne, has been adjudicated a bankrupt at the first meeting of creditors*. He was described as a financial adviser. of Windsor House, Victoria-Street, S.W. A proof of debt of £.°,.G7:i was Mojod by .1. Villiamson. ticket
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    FRIEND DENOUNCED ON A SCAFFOLD.
    159 17 Murderer's 1 aM-Minute PlgM U.r Keprieve. Pari*. A urama'.ie dec wnA M l>> a MViHH about t<» bt mCIM at Kou« n when he sought to throw part <»f the blam for hicrime on another man, saved him from the guillotine far only a few
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    "HAIL, CAESAR,"BEFORE DEATH.
    167 17 Vicar'n Ifemarkabl? Suicide letter*. "Owinjc to modern conditions it it almost mpossible to take unc's life like a gentle- I turn." This sentence appeared m a letter Ufl %y the Rev. L R. U-vett. vicar of Podin^ron. Bedfordshire, who threw himself under i train travelling at sixty
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    SUICIDE BY BURNING.
    99 17 Woman Pour* Paraffin Over Naked Body. At the inquest at Sunderland «.n Rosa rhompson. axet\ Hi who had dud from mrns. it was stated that when alone m the louse she had removed her clothing and loured paraffin over her body and set herself <m "re. She
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    PICKLED WILD HORSE.
    56 17 Wil.l i-iMS of the ilNtnrt of T.-'U'-British Colombia), says a Ri-utc-r mes;a«e from that town, arc I .n r rvn*O*4 »p to fill an or.lir fo» TOO trim H H a neat firm of Butto. Montana, v.hioh ptoMH to siauifhtcr th«- anininN and xp.« I hi- carcases
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    478 18 Sunday, Apr. 22. Group < iiptain Cave Bn>wn Cave left Government House. Tuesday. Apr. 24. The Rt. Hon. W. Ormshy -Gore. M.P., Mr. G. H. Creasy and Mr. X M H. Uoyd arrived to stay. The following had the honour of lum-hing at Government House to meet the
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    NEW WEST END THEATRE.
    233 18 Another new theatre, to hold *J,oo«> jMoplr, with -tat.- for IjMt, *ill bf opvmd m tht \V»st l] ni a t <hrM:> it iht- ••in\>tf> thtatn vhfcfc has t'fi" m eonrac *<( construction f tmu without th«- public bem>r a«arc of tht fart TW bwildiag o|wrt—
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      SUSPENSION of DIET.
      25 18 (Bj HMtt— f of the N'atiy.i \uhiNidU ShimhunshaJ T.»kio. Apr. 29. Tht hnpiria! Diet Iwt K,< n -\i-pend .-.I for thri-" days.
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      HUGO GINKO RE-OPENED.
      21 18 T)w Fiftetnth Hank (J«g« (;inku>. %vhuh had hct'n closed since the Hank crisis of last year, re-opened to-dt\.
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      CHINESE STUDENTS EXPELLED.
      27 18 Twtnt\-tive Chinese stu«Knts m the Military A.a.lemy at Tok\.. h;r.. n tip«lM as tluy attu-i|iati'<l :n a niovi-nunt ftg^insl thi- JafMHti (Kspatth to Shantung.
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    A SHANGHAI MURDER.
    77 18 Russian lady's Itody Mulihtt^l. niitte<l m tl SMiurt ai recvntl Mit o t \)w .Ml an. l with havinjr cf»mniitt«-«l thy i., Miui.i, rcil .a-l\ is \I j. «rkt Mi .-i im Shanghai from Janu month* a«« I :in<l lintruixtic .-♦u.l,, Mr« ArnoUiofT, o Imdy mutilatifi m
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    HOW TOWN KNEW OF SUICIDE.
    81 18 Cmiam IUII silent and I'ublic lock Sf.p^. Afu-r tkm o]»i tmrhm !»<■!] at larwttk failed t(. rinjf <-ne nijrht the news spread Mr. George Payne, the mast, i bellr, who liv r( l m the T«W| Hall. h;«.| :<»un«l han^rintr m tht« h« ifry. Thi
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      272 18 Renowned the World over "GAEDNER" MARINE HEAVY OIL ENGINES TYPE 4.T.5. Developing 72 H.P. and they are —is all that need be said of these heavy oil engines. The name "GARDNER" is a symbol m the marine engineering world that is unassailable. Sole Agents for Straits Settlements and the Federated
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      192 18 IMPURITIES IN PHTRDI i j TrouM««. 1 Baniwh thrM> b> lit 'my j CARBURETTERS I FILTER i m ail I IN STOCK i >. x.- j V I"1 r In Life held nothing for me." V/J out notfunt for me 1 amid mm r /X •> 2LTLI 7 rW M
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    MACPHAIL'S SHARE LIST.
    692 19 I Th<- ntial thinjf is not mir«lv t"»i make the hay, but to stack it while the sun 1 shines*. Si i Harold B«»wiU-n. >la> Kt. lodine Prices. Buyers Sllt:» A; r nv. *7 1.0 1'... an- i'uua. >.: ."><. .">.» Batu Caw> \.M) l.:*7 Chin Chin
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    EXCHANGE.
    55 19 M I. H;inU Hi mutid It II )'n\ .t lit New York, demand M 3-16 Credit* fO dn\ l'"r»n««*. d'-mund India. I I IM\ Honjr Kotiff, drmand px. \< Yokohama. d«-inand 111 Java, demand I.TO l Banirkok. d.mnnd II .r Silver London M H 1« B;.nk af Kmsland iaN
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    PRODUCE.
    170 19 I'tNirl MM opra >un«h i« Rice Liang Hn h .r. Mark Red X... ri Rice, Smn, o'.l V. I Rice. K:i"ir«x>!\ BiRice, Rangoon Mohi Jlice, Siam Brokn Ni Wl Kice, BhM Bi«'m Rir«-. Siam Glutinou* Nc 1 IW Rioe, Siam Glutinous No Mj Rice, Ransroon Glutinouj N 0 Rice,
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    28 19 MIV Kt. 12 oYllfek ll. mil Rl nl Ri > .-II T. IS M Haj .1, 1.-. I>,j!l. London Spot Sh< i IT 1 |><
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    CALCUTTA VIEW OF RUBBER POLICY.
    173 19 Malaya is n<»t alone m failing t<> appn ilt- «>f th«- ll..«. -I nun nt-int»-i m ntion m lh» rubbvt problem, fur tinutta Statesman remarks that fai Mr. BlMwte*! presumablj \*»-ll m< ■ffortl t<. h«-lp thr rubber in<iu*tr> i< thr Un4m KJ wMtk thr equally
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      Latest Sterling Dividends.
      44 19 (O>ir (Hi i I nnt.ii Was I RuMxr ukarai haw- «»n jrontnlh firmer an. on<|uiry rtpHttrf vUnl-i wtttei «r<l. i her prirf- mII r<>itnd. ste«<lv ti«ml vi prkm «n -t r. »i. •i n i .»nk l\ ..f th I «<l
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      A BATCH OF DIVIDENDS.
      108 19 Rani, Tra\. <]<-n<l of H |M-r««nt ma k lag II ih« > nit; t«'i ".it I ii"-' I pmtit for td. 1 hi- Kul. l f I r.i-t tktm \\€JbOt m If**. tit. making I •nmriHk^l tin n»f I < i.'. Plant.. t i a proltt
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      IDRIS HYDRAULIC DIVIDEND.
      9 19 Tin h.»> ,!«•< lm..i [drift H per
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    ROSE MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    26 19 ROSE MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. K'lit 'i r I 111 I liming Sorth 7 i i M Kill I. r K. |M i I I'm 1I 1
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    SELFRIDGE'S NEW STORE.
    37 19 In- paper understand* it i» «»f< l.< fXlflM P K|Ml t 111 llt I I'M! I ami m tut> c Inn f..r th. nn«l hmil m bsal* ..000. A U Miilldiiia V -UIM «|.|.I«IJ.
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST.
    38 19 9m \r% Mten Km hat (tl« m» m n I n TiikuMim^ l» Mi N 111 N M Kuala S i.l km (fit 2 10 |Jt dunic (slt i M Stn»it> Tra.l i 0) 31
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    A COMING AMALGAMATION.
    15 19 The roming nnmlßam;. Mulim ami r» v i nni|>i«n> t X X
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      343 19 ASSETS OVER $8,000,000 ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $30,000,000 I THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated m Straits Settlements) HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27 Old Jewry, E.C. he Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the British Life Assurar.ee Companies
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      130 19 INSURANCE. 1 liflnl2 j^ (Incorporated m Great Britain.) FIRE MOTOR FIDELITY I j GUARANTEE PERSONAL 1 ACCIDENTS AGENTS FOR MALAYA. BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. (Incorporated m the F.M.S 5.;.;.;.;.;.x.v>:.;.;.:.;.;.v;.:.va:.:.v.:.v.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:v.:vv.:<:::::-::>:-:::' NEW ZEALAND INSIRANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated m New Zealand). I IRE. MARINE AM) MOTOR CAR. Chief Ageatl for Eastern Arcltipelapo. ADAMBON, GILFILLAN
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      613 19 BANKING. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated m Hong Kong). Head Office: Hong Kong. Authorised Capital $50,000,000 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 DOUBT OF DIRECTORS. A. H. rompton, Esq., Chairman. >\ S. Brown, Esq., Deputy Chairman. B. D.
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      42 19 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (Incorporated m Enfland by Royal Chart tr AD IT 20) FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINE Fidelity Guarantee Administration Bonds. Singapore Representatives.— Messrs. BARLOW i CO.. Messrs. HARRISONS. BARKER CO.. LTD. CHAPTERED BANK CHAMBERS (I*t floor). A. GORDON LEE. Resident Manager
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    1343 20 The Football league has commenced m a most promising manner, the attendances at the Stadium showing signs of improvement, while the standard of football seems to be just as pood, if not better, than last year. Up to the present only three first leapue matches have been played,
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    MALAYAN RACING.
    718 20 THE SINGAPORE MAY MEETING. Yesterday's Training. A continuance of the fin* morninps and the prospect of peeing the up-country horses at work attracted a larpe attendance to the Racecourse yesterday the absence of mist makinp watching interesting, whilst although the visiting strings were not sent for trials, they
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    POLO.
    22 20 The first round for the Barnes Cups will bt played at the Polo Club thi< afternoon and tht final on Friday.
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    52 20 HUDDERSFIELD LOSE MORE GROUND. Sheffield Avenge Cup Defeat. [Reuter's Service. 1 I -imion. April .'{o. Results of League matches played to-rtny w ere DIVISION I. Huddersfield 0: Sheffield V. Leicester C-. Blackburn 0. IMVISiON 11. VYoivorhampton 1: Swansea 1. MYISK.N HI (SC)I TIIF.RN). Charlton Swindon 1. Norwich L':
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    SHEFFIELD'S REVENGE.
    321 20 Huddersfield Ha\e Only Slim Chance. Sheffield Tnitetl hay. taken a full revenue upon Huddersfuld for knocking them out of the Oaa competition a ft r they had reai hed the semi-final, and it seems highly probable Monday "< n\erse naliy sounded the death knell to Yorkshire hopeof once
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    FOOTBALL COMPETITION NO.36.
    118 20 Chinese Reader Wins Prize. Three readers Mr. Tay Kirn Piay. c o Stmitfl Ja\a TradiTiLr Co.. Sincanorc: Mr. Kun^r Lock Hai. c Ifeeen <han and Fbor. 6 Riifflt- Place. Bingmpore; and Mr. H. M Kiyne. (Jovernimnt Q larters. lUikit Timah Road. Singapore- qualified for this week's prise,
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    PENANG LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
    25 20 <From Our Oam Correspondent. Penanjj. Ma> 1. In the Leajrae football match, the Police defeated the Piaoj by five iroals to one.
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    THE S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    174 20 Yesterday's Results. 1 hampionsmp. I. P Hall beat R. N'. Hamilton. I 2. r>_7, c— 2. Championship Doubles. R. B. lewis ami Roy Smith h«a1 K. H. Wild and E. C. Poyser, 7—5. 6—3. Winter ami Fuleher beat (I. F. Strinjrfollow and R. B.
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB.
    77 20 On Sunday, the !ul> will play water-polo with the Singapore Swimming Club at ♦heir Ciub at 11 a.m. Members are invited to come. Members are asked to note that the first event of the swimming fixtuven for 192H begins on the May 20th. Full details of thr
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    YACHTING.
    814 20 INTERESTING WEEK-END RACES. Ella Wins Upton Cup. This competition read «<i the third and last inco «n Sunday ami live A class |>< at> were started m a aiei easterly breeze, niak \nz it a run to the Mark Boat of 17 Beacon. Juno was last boat away and.
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    COUNTY CRICKET STARTS.
    72 20 County cricket comment .1 at honu- on Saturday with the vhanijmmship match Utween Glamorgan an<j Worcestershire at CardiflF. S«-veral of the counties will he enira£i-d m the matches which Kejfin to-dn> M.C.C. \s. Surrey at Ltffbj Su— vs. U shire at Brijrhtoii; W-.n -ter>hir- o|m ie.-tershire at
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    R.S.Y.C.
    62 20 The following Races will b». held on Sunday. "A" QWM First Ract- for th,- BlncV Swan Trophy. <<>urse Clul> (our^c; Start i 10.10 a.m.; Handicap- Kathleen. Klla Dorothy, .Fune an<! J«'an S<r; Ella 7 per cent. Remainder 12 per rent. "B" Hasn: Final Race far 1-idy liffordV Trophy. Course
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