The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 7 May 1928

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    13 1 Singapore Free Press 10 CENTS. SINGAPORE, SA MONDAY. MAY 7, 1928. no i.mih
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    281 1 Ih. situation m IVinan-fu rrmains uncertain owinie to l.irk «»l inf«.TmatM»n hut it is known that \ery many .lapant*M- ha\r Urn killed and much proper! > lootrd I'aErx t and The Nationalist Commissionrr fi»r Kor«'inn Affairs has s4«nt k>«K not«> to th« .l.tpaiM'-t- l'r« mi. 1 rlaiminfr
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    REJECTED ADDRESSES.
    844 1 REJECTED AD DRESSES. Mr. Wii ho live < m (-•rni'lrt. irtirrmt nt at (timnsr walk*** down th<> dru« leaning <»n the arm of MPMI li:k. n th« I v f th«« r. i Lm N n<l tnlrtnl M. ->if*. All>n an-l Hiai •up'» drixi-n Mr < hM>|ophe>' Tappil li wa
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      220 1 MACRAY MONK'S :j COFFEE ROASTED AND GROUND J DAILY Raffles Hotel Rooms with Modern Sanitation. TEA GRILL ROOM DINER I DANCES Inrivalled m the Ea*t. DANSANT I TANIA SVETLANOVA cve «y I WEDNESDAY AND TUESDAY I n»DAY ALEX: SALNIKOFF. Thursday I The Well-known Shanghai Artists SATURDAY I floe" Mrtioire'* Appear
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      268 1 I FOR REFINED PERFUMERY AND TOILET I PREPARATIONS ALWAYS ASK FOR j X* S thf CROWN i\ I I PERFUMERY B^«p I _^c^^V I BRITISH jm^^K^ I AND l^^^^ll^^^^^H i S BEST BTaTOjE^^^^B OBTAINABLE FROM ALL R|VC|p 4 I i Ml- KS WILLIAM (iOSSAGE SONS. 110 ROBINSON RI). !M§A^SS^i±!«TC« i
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      98 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMEMS. (,av that ha ts .ir,. i Hrn I Th- latest m smart fottWtMf Ml Pm«l New RMt hat* t"i men at Whiteaway'^ Pmc* H< -;.»ti.soh far all ty|»«'s of chi« s<Ti'«'n» I'aye '.i. Robinson an«i all i\\«.~ --f r»-(|uisit< Pair«- The BtMl -h»»rt tf |fH .it Kt-lly and
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      11 1 SEE THAT YOIT QOT RED LABEL BRAND I i COFFEE J
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      147 1 THE WEEK. !itf, Ith. Il^-h Wj.t.t. on m.. U« 11.4J p.m. ••.<). "unril 10.:*O am. UU v S < I A I» x I. ilcru<nl« i. gat< Tutadny lli>rh II .'.r. 0.4s |..m.. 7 7 M.E i'a\r» for North RorM*. M.iy X nft, S^ewnil !»;«> Plyiag I.«ctur«-. K. illl«s CM.
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    CASEY'S ADVENTURES IN SIAM.
    204 2 CA SEY'S ADVENTURES IN SIAM. Htitfh Crocs Bar Way. adventures that toms visitors mfvi with on coining to Staun we extraordinary. Kol-wii .1. Casey, who according t<> a Cen mf iiagc baa ju-t reiarned fes \<-\v York is om- \»h<> has struck it rich Robert J. ■truck "an ancient citadel
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    32 2 Dr, C, 15. H. Pasley, Chief Surgeon, Malayan Medical Service, who not long ago ram- from IVrak. has retired from the cc, and it i- said that he nay settle India. M.M.
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    106 2 Dr. and Mis. F. (J. Greenwood have arrived m Kuala Lumpur. Dr. Greenwood nil! ad a- Radiologist, F.M.S., while Dr. irrench-Constanj is on leave. Dr. and Mr-. tficncii-( onstani are Ifiiiing for home by the More*. rerj pretty weddinje was solemnised le Church «'t* the Visitation, Serembac, between Mr. Joseph
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    90 2 The friends of Mr and Mrs. C. P. Buc keil, lat< of Tailing, will regret (sayi (he Times of Malaya) to heai that Mrs. Buckell, who i\>r several months has been leriousl\ not ted to livt. Mi. tad Mr* w !i\ ing m Banga Nai Phlat, teacher of Phra Ptada
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    263 2 The F.M.S. Court Appeal begins m Ipoh on Monday and th M-vsion i- not expected t> last for more than four dayi T))v judges wlio will preside an I hi f .lustic:.'. Sir Henry Gom- Ur. J I 'm, Mr. Justice Thome and Mr. Justi <• Bui Believing thai x\u-
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    101 2 It Will be I sad thing if "Alice," having escaped from Wonderland and come safe'\ through the Looking-glass, now journeyi to America, from which there is no return No that the Whereabouts of a manuscript i- much except to those to whom tht lettei more the spirit; hut tin original
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      309 2 for Coughs, Colds and all Throat Troubles. From all Chemists, Dispensaries and Stores. Sole Agents MEDICAL HALL, LTD. Singapore. THE HAPPY VALLEY PRESENT A Monster Programme OF Varied Amusements GATE 10 cts. CEYLON GRAND HOTEL. NUWARA ELIYA jj *w The Sanitorium of the Ea>t J Famous for its Golf Links.
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      197 2 jl 91 I MEET 1 I THE WIFE I 1 i Pavilion FROM TUESDAY. MAY 1 I. TO MONDAY. MAY 7th. At 9.15 p.m. sharp. JACK DELANEY AND TOM HEEXEY FHiHT. THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. "Silk Stockings" The sheerest kind of farce comedy m which two y«>unp niatiit'd pooplo love
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      207 2 ALHAMBRA p (Tan ChenK Kee and Co.. Ltd.. I'mpritUn). COMMENCING WEDNESDAY. MAY 2nd., \T 9 PUBLICITY MADNESS with EDMUND LOWE AND LOIS HO] A Non-stop I'liirhl on I br int» of l.auuhl.r LOVES of CARMEN dolorp:s del kio and victob ma* A Story of a Wild |m OH Seville and
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    THE S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    98 3 MONDAY S TIKS. < hampiunship Doubles Semi Final, i' Chit I'lerniark vs. Roy Smith U. B. Ixwis. Veterans I>« übles Handicap Semi Final. K. W. P. Kulrlit-r (i. Hutchiiison owe 1"> vs. A. Hall (i. Hemmant OWI ISwL Th k arrired by th inoyi
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    208 3 Y.M.C .A. TENN IS TOURNAMENT. MOM) AYS TIKS. \-iiior Singles Championship. D. s DuacMl vs. M. Suhiamanian. I>. David vs. S. P. Virya.-iri. A. I'trt m vs. S. Murakami. At the stvi'nfh annual jrtneiai nwting •)i' thf BoMdemeer Athletic Chab held at the club's premiacfl No. 121. North Bridgi Bbil.
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    S.F.A. LEAGUE.
    57 3 Ist Division Table. IP. W. I). U, F. A. PU. 2200 7 0 4 li I 0 <» 7 J 4 1 1 0 0 4 'J 2 10 1J 12 1001 0 1 0 i-'-f.A. f 0 0 I I 8 i BJLC l 0 o i
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    BOXING.
    490 3 Key and Alba Draw. Battling: Key shewed further sijrns of his improved form when he nut Johnny Alha at the New World on Friday nipht. Many expected Alba to be too fast for Key. but the local man shewed something of his old speed and the rofOTOO*! decision. :i
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    BENDEMEER CLUB.
    5 3  -  Ang Chin Tian
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      292 3 -(iRAFLEX" 5 Plß'^^_ a^. PRICES REDUCED **H^^^^^( B jjjHj Bjr 'i< «>i ju.ratfd m Knjfland). Ipbtv dklSr ifSar R^ h '»>"ti Road, Singapore. Hr^ UK'S/ ss§ O.D.D. Prescription is an infallible remedy tor Eczema, Psoriasis, Bad Leg, Salt Rheum, Prickly Heat, Ringworm, Dhobies Itch, or other skin trouble. Salves cannot
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      203 3 %c Victory Six i~lt JBl -y i i' i-"T~M— t~ ■—r^~^>i. A New and Better Kind of Car Dodge Brothers Victory Six is The results cannot be exmuch more than just another pressed m words— they must new car. It is an entirely be experienced, i ew and better kind
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      210 3 f Estate U Trust Agencies (1927) Limited (Registered under the Trust Companies* Ordinance of 19'_>r, j| with Security deposited with the Stra I Ret t lenient s (.overnment.) j; is prepared to act a* Trustees. Executors. Administrator!, Receivers Managers of Real Estate. Attorneys for Collection of Rents, Investigators and Managers
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    ZORA, THE INVISIBLE.
    4050 4  -  J. R. Wilmot INSTALMEM I l\ B. (SYNOP5J3 05 PR1 B I DAPTER8). M( >N l I Al E Hi I A X < I R a wealthy aiamond merchant, la found dead in his oi.;c nrder mysterious cirenmatanees. Though toe Home Office »x[c;.. declare thai bia
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    SLEEPING SICKNESS CURE.
    202 4 SLEEPING SICKNESS CU RE. German Claim to Important Discovery. FriilllH KWm, hmd of the K.* n In|ttitut«. who took a leading part m the League of Nations expedition against .<leenmir sukn r > m 1926-27, told the Berlin I ual Bocitty that, m his opinion the leoaiplete extermination of that
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    23 4 Rev. F. W. .1. Reynolds, CM of St John*. ***** 11f.,r«» has hen appoii *.l.(i. Missionary at Kual:-. Lumpur Solanjror. diocfse of Singapore.
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    TSINAN-FU CRISIS.
    303 4 HEAVY LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES. Japanese Troops m Difficulties. fHi'Utrr*!* Far Kastern Sen ice] 1.»k>... \|.,> 4. As a precaution*!? Nature m the case of anti-Japanese outbreaks elsewhere. th« Navy Office has ordered war*hij»« to proceed to various \*<r\> on the YanirtM«in South China where Japanese an- i*>i<linjr
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    JAPANESE FIGHT UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
    248 4 [Reuter's Far Eastern Sfnice.J Ma> Th«« Chine** OmmiHiom fef Kofttga n km wmmlvmi a me»m«re v« n ru. th« \;i- i.l ..rt-.jrn M li« m :tt 1 -man-fu. profc m to \'r> ifa t.,! X ,h«. killing <»f th«- rh:rn < X r. [gn \tT;ur i-
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    JAPANESE PLANE CRASHES.
    35 4 JAPANESE PL AN E CRASHES. "[Rout.rs Far Eastern S*rvie*.J i l(l^«. May 4. Japans larfffM paxunrer plan,- huill the Department of GMRmunicatftMi for m a trial flight, killing th,- piM md ***m ♦'nir«Tv. tnostl> M
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    SUCIDE AT FEET OF AN ACTRESS.
    114 4 Josephine ""lirr „,,d ounf S in R rr. i. nna Mis* JoM-phn, Baker, tho nogro m, 7 .'troMH u-ii a| th, .nor* m n or to«l lif,. when a younu' man v», o hiti front erf h. r v *h< twmtmi hrn Pavilion Caharet.
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    28 4 I b-lievo the day fa at hand when the lack of co-operation m Industry will >w regarded a« a lack of i niiwaa atfinc Mr P. Malcolm Stewart
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    COUNTRY IN FLAMES.
    68 4 E rs ns ram m HOLLAND N Sun KclipsH. fIN v- r fen t,r, th«- |.m\in«« „f h»,. r ,tK mn I hat only a .-f», mm ran md the ■pt^illug owir >hinr far It popvMUNi mooriMf)'. round Kmm,.n. on th- wfcich i« BMP a rarini >i«.um-v
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    FRANCO-AMERICAN FILM WAR.
    38 4 (Rruin •fa.-n-e a qu«.»M ..f nm J thr I ihr .•.>«! m I filiv V MVtaM tiln i thr«'«t««nril t.. f|Mi I I"' I plojrrf*. An «itr< «mrl,o, M ln|r the Ml by »ut»titutirif booking. tK.
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    COTTON WAGE REDUCTIONS.
    37 4 [K«Mlt«-r >« n m I t.< rvdwr* •nworker* 12 r*Mi|iti..t |.a-»«.| hy Jh rrtitfal of th<- K« »l. i v vt i«»n h.i < rutu-t. »i,h t« M aectfon. and ■I rwki »H fOmmiM.. an.; mill-
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    A CHANNEL COLLISION.
    21 4 I n< Mi H HMM«n I tkmdtm i ill* MIT Immiim I Th« -t.r» »hi| Hi. iVrtland I
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    ANOTHER ATLANTIC FLIGHT.
    34 4 IK«ut«-f §mHm r.ptain Courtnry. pfct a to West Atlantic flight m J^mUr iM irsve up at Corunn i> MTuin this tv uhi(h K. t, X ma- t in 11 »pirr rniem.
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    CLEARING THE FIELD.
    30 4 [Rrut.-r'n Scry U r Democrat- «rr Iffag Wal»h h«> (tract i« ally HitKir^ campaim f< I .Irntiai m*»» favour of Mr Sm Stat.. Mr Wal^h hi- iHm
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    A WARSAW OUTRAGE.
    32 4 fß.utcr* fc-r%ior I i 'M, •Miffr4 fin <1 v* it h m r. m-*h Mr I ration. Liian-fT MM w^njn.l. -1 'h,- htiii.t mi \kt X'«*« Hi UNsaibni Ml
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    JO'BURG MINE DISASTER.
    12 4 Thirtfi-n nati •'iurrd la »l of r«intr»l ml «r«»h...
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    AIR PIONEER KILLED.
    14 4 I. Mr 15 MMplMt tt H ml I wan killrd i
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    COUNT POURTALES DEAD.
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    LORD BIRKENHEAD.
    272 5 Rumour (hat he will go into City. London. April 24. The l);nl\ News rlaims to ha\«* vt'kkl au thotitv i< r statin? that I^ord Birkenhead will Ua politic* after the next Klertiuii and X" taft* the City. [If credence is to \v eiwn to the l»aily News assertion,
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    SNAPPY SLOGANS.
    148 5 Modern educational methodwrung according to I>eni- hunn. slogan embodying nil the main featur* the subject is what is wanted. H« i he would teath history: H ant ings. Anew- m air out of Hill"- tri« Foundation of Kingdom an I 1^66. i'oluntbu*. An tund for honour. wealth; \V«
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    LORD TERRINGTON CHARGED.
    149 5 Application for Hril Refused. I onHon \pril 21 Lord Terriiurton accompai l»'« «h-t.<-ti\*'> Jan-lid -it P« ImlmM! and w:i< ta** MoMV •'<• ■t will appear t i ■>< "■•>• H Poliif OOWI Aftt-r pr-tti.i !.-.i partly dv« to th.< -'at. if hi> hrnhh. TVrrin>;t<.n w;i- l.nuijrht t<
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    A MATTER OF ACCOUNTANCY.
    176 5 \Vh« n th«- warrant Nb4 >' l.on«U»n, 1.0 i.i TtrrtaftM teU tIM ilmis »*d •■aid that it la matti r ol anountamy anu he wax unahll t«» say anything without thr *>«H»k>. Th« d«t«**tiv«'. rrOW that ttH «lvla\ m I<or<* T«'rr:nw;t« m > n'urn to England
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    30 5 Mr. < < unningham. C.1.X., n\Htr necretary t ihv Vkvruy <»f In«lu« v^ho wao lit tht Cabul Atc«ncy, is a brother «>f Mr. Fred Cunninjrham. the Port IMrktn |r<> prietary plante r.
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      379 5 LI It II til 11 1 LI ll>Ljr II It IHI 11m y 7 i x if. Mi^Sa for ma^sa^ing the entire body. A >V/V^^^^HB^H Sprinkled on the clothing be- I V <^ y y^ I fore departing for social en- V\ />/ J^rJ^^^f^ 1. 1 a it \s drops
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      208 5 E MORTGAGEE'S SALE The undersigned have been instructed to sell by Public Auction at their sale-room, RAFFLES CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE. ON MONDAY, MAY 14th. AT 2.30 P.M. STEAMSHIPS KNOWN AS 5A "MERSING QUORRA' S.S. "MERSlNG."— Lenjrth 88 ft., Breaith 15 ft., IVpth 7 ft. I ins. Gro*s Tonnage 64.99 tons.
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      413 5 feather Wei*ht STORMPROOF A M.iti imic is uncthttJ the weight the u«utl (jilwiidinr WrttKrrprooi It BMI la»Mng Wf ir tnJ i» guaranteed absolutely Waterproof. It t» th<* anginal Fralhn weight-- <he WaHd't •lrM. n<) Itrtt v.tlur lifhtwrrght St<»«m pro<j<. now »t|<l direct from Manufacturer to Wearer it pro tout L*f!»*a
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    GEVLANG ACCIDENT.
    490 6 I THE CHARGE AGAINST MR. BENN. Enquiry Concluded. The preliminary enquiry into the charge if causing death by a ra*h act pret. against Mr. J. W. Bonn, of the Singapore Municipality, was continued before the Second Magistrate, Mr. W. N. Gourlay on Friday. After Inspector Uphill had given
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    SIAMESE AIRMAN'S EXPERIENCES.
    76 6 Lost on Burmese Frontier. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Bangkok. M«> I. One of thf aviators lost on the Burmese frontier on April nth. reached Bangkok this afternoon, thin* the la*i lap. Interviewed, he said the journey t.» th» nearest author) ties occupied six days ftp elephant. Tho\
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    MUNICIPAL ACTION.
    88 6 The following action taken at a mectinp ■4 Committee \'<>. 1 held vn May Kt. Approved the renaming of certain Mill t. Hows:- Kirn Seng Place to renamed Ben X Swcc Platf. Pa>a LMM It »>< m nanu'd Kxoter Road. Fi*h Cou»t to h. named Swatow Street. Altxancira
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    IN THE JUNGLE.
    148 6 The N«ICMH Bi.wt. !>ai italai thai Khur \i\a. Vmpk, the H i Amphui bnn Smjfh. CkMMiaburi, Sirnn ha« |..m hi- life h an 9mimt9mt It MptW« 4J t hai. m lani<.u tJucoit. uh<» \v«s much fvurvl If th»- inha nifants tfcer*. The (Hintuinir |«rt> i-amc 01 th»-
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    141 6 The attractions of Whiteaway's Dollar Sale on Wednesday at Ipoh brought forth a most unexpected and somewhat terrifying visitor to the shop windows in Station Road. This was a somewhat remarkably coloured snake nearly three feet long, about the thickness of a slender walking stick, with a tapering tail and
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    LOCAL CRICKET.
    433 7 CRICKET CLUB'S EASY VICTORY. A. H. D. Livock's Big Score. Continuing their innings on the Padang on Saturday, the I>uke's later batsmen failed to suppoi-t Whittield to any exUi.t :t r.*l ihe miiin^s closed al the p«»or MOtV M» Whitfield's being the ninth wicket to fall at 84.
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    S.C.R.C. VS. S.C.C.
    268 7 Playing on the S.C.R.C. ground yesterla\ an S.C.C. team drew with the Chinese, the home team bctag a H oUt f" r aru tnc S. Milag IST for the lo>> «.f nine wickets. The following 1 were the scores: BjCJLC: Kvan Wong hit wicket h J. V.
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    S.R.C. DEFEAT S.C.C.
    230 7 Ptayiag <>n the S.K.C. gTOTBd Saturday an S.C.I', tram suffered di feat at the baiMb of Urn Recreation (lull, the IMWM ♦tarn winning hy thrt*o wfekctS, KOffing 151 for Ktven wickets as against 102 by the Club. BjCjCJI W. li. Kin* c (i. Oehlers I>' Almeida tS;
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    FRAMROZ CUP CRICKET.
    79 7 FR AMROZ CUP CRICKET. V.M.C.A. Easily Heat the PltHk I'l.-iying '»n the Y.M< \A. ground at An*>n-rd. on Satiinhiy tflWOnW the Y.M.I.A. easily au lliltlld for the PIVM >n Framroz Cup fixture. The score. WON us follow: V.M.C.A. Gander h Wilson 4, Jain h Vvil?on 4. Cihson h Wilson IS.
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    LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
    207 7 HOW THE CLUBS FINISHED. Saturday's Matches. DIVISION L K\trton Knd* with Draw. Hirminirham 2, Derby 1. Blackburn 0, Bury 1. H"lton 1, Sheffield T. 1. Caul iff 3, Burnley 2. Everton Arsenal I, Hudderstield 4, Portsmouth 1. Manchester l\ H. Liverpool 1. Middle>l>roujrh 0. Sunderland Newcastle 3. West
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    FOOTBALL FORTUNES.
    113 7 FOOTBALL FORT UNES. End of the Season Ke-Shuffle. [Router's Service.] London. >la> Bvvrton \s»ie presented with the l.ea^u* Cup after their match with the Ar-enal. The Spur-; and M kMW nhr ou|[h art* tthgStod t<> the Bmw 4 I)ivi>i..ri an«l an- placed by Manchester City and Leeds who m turn
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    BOWING.
    309 7 The Yacht Club Regatta. Tin- Ro>al Sinyapon- Yacht Club hcl 1 their rowing regatta v.i\ Saturday, whin M interest in£ afternoon's nvtag «a> wit ne>>ed. In the Rodesse (up met the Club hampionship J. C, H. Booth and T. H. Stone rowed a pood mile race. TWfl a tide
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    122 7 Hri.dhury :*L\ LMIUMtf b Vine Il\K i: »ut :>. Extras IS, T.-tal lit, Howling: WUsOB, thlCt for »>>: B»adour>. three for 44: Vine. ;wo f«>r 12: M«»<»1«'. <-!:•• f.n 19] Sm-win. none for 14; Clark >»n«for 21. r e«K F. Vino run out R. S. Wilson C I.yiH- h .larvrs
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    9 7 n tho dfncai Hospital, Bh Ai.ne'l t-. Kamk Laaip
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    129 7 COUNTY CRICKET. llobhs (Jets His First 101) of the Season. Neuter* Ser\ut London. \laj I R ii f < i»unt) rick- t match'- nlu'i»'«i b> !a> nn as follows: Su>m\ \<*. I.eictnlcr*hi*e. At IJnu'hton: Su w I.cir«'Hter«hirr 2>*o an«! II Su--«<\ .in-i I: l h K. Dttwson signal
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    100 7 Weidinir (up Mi ft.* .i- ;u. MtMM that tki H Cop "'npt'i UK ti will tak»* itui m.) Sunda) Ma\ 1 21 h *in«l l.ltl parti ular* can ui«-«l fn>in i lub'- ii"l u»- ;it (1. \l, n bei a'? m on tAao drawn thai -uli.vtribinflr HMiWri
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    How HEENEY MADE GOOD.
    57 7 T< l I! < the N« v iT i\ *<1 ll n«nitti> It hoilf •>!! i .r,| ih< <»!> nipi far VKtl with hay« i it h T'\ I. i :i t r r .I lnni t<« invcsl»K»t«' pro|»' i r I i 1 d \Atn-
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      311 7 NOTICES. THE SANDYCBOFT RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED. (Incorporated m thi> Str.it- Settl< Notict- i- h«r»bjr r» v that X\<- t*cut>l urth ordinary trrnvral meeting of th»- mrrnbt rho Sandycroft Rubber Company, Limited, will bf hi 1.1 :.t the ofliee* rff < ..«<>(».. ti e«l Hank (hambi «;»|>oi.\ on W. -*4i.y Ma)
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      24 8 Thm wmm «iifl nj of c* i-.'w NgteMg ing r u Wi ;i au D| mc*m ia«sl tht aU iu v: >j, p.-
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY. MAY 7, 1928. WEEK-END COMMENT.
    596 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY. MAY 7, 1928. WEEK-END COMMENT. I The affair at Tsinan-fu repeats, m [exaggerated detail, very closely the affair of Nanking and is m every way jequally as unsatisfactory, difficult and dangerous. It i> another example jot* a portion which is lxmnd to occur as long as
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    193 8 Lftdj nnipnti |,f t Kuala Lumpur f«.r '"••■"il: m Thurxlay with km M«, wh( is ■•teg i| t .,i, v th,. M..,«. ;4 \i, Qaaptttl canu- kMi from Hankow aU.ut a fortnight ■ffQ N his v..v H. 1.-, M M ■M many fnend> will learn with I ihock of th,
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    93 8 Mr. Justic- BteWßn wa> l\ nantr on SuinJay bf tram f,,r l P ,,h t«i git on Monday m a sp, HmiH of A n ;i which km hmm <onvrn< d for tht- hearing <»f a criminal COM tf MOM imf)ortan<«-. IU ii rxp M>aik m IVnanjr N Tu«^(lay. Ka
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    253 8 K^.for,. tho fhMf .Justin (S ir H.nrv Gomperts) i. th, Kuala Lumpur Supreme' Court on Friday n.orrun.. Mr Raymond Ma,»r,. of t h, l, cal firm of K r,,man and H l IP* an appli,at>on for th, adm.^s.on toth, F.M.S. ba. ,f Mr. Khoo X, son! ot Mr. Khoo Ken
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    SPORTS CABLES.
    83 8 BAN ON BRITISH FOOTBALL. Foreign Tours Cancelled. (Our Own C'orrr<«fH>m<rnt. r«.p>nrht > l.mtd<m. May 5. Tho International Football Fvd« ration has ronimcnccil i ban on Rriti<h- football Th» Wt'.st Ham \i-it to Cologne hai« h«««'n countermanded; U llf«»rd t<mr m Poland hn- l>«M-n rt- k t« r a'-K
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    HARD COURTS TENNIS.
    27 8 fOm ()v*?> Corn -rond« nt ht I unrlon. M*\ M B irnemouth m th< rt* hampion>hi,. M <•• 1.1-aok brat y Ridii y. 8 r,
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    HIGHEST BREAK TO NEWMAN.
    29 8 (Oi-- Own <■ respondent Ctpiilgl union. Mi) In th. match bctucei I»avi* and man th«- fo.m.r"- jr- popular. Tht- bm liN'ak mi UN |MM Ncv man.
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    ANOTHER NEW SPORT.
    60 8 ANOTHER NE W SPORT. Dirl Track Motorcycling. (Our Oun r,. r r- pmA |n. lon Jon. M.o t, I 1 t it track cycle racing •j>eru»fi Briafel •> f r. J"..tM... It pt«\.<i t«> he \.r> thnllinir an<J M n \tra.. uliri.ii > hoom m MOW thiv.i*. n~ h< i,
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    SANDHURST WINS ATHLETICS.
    24 8 (<»ur On r. I• I. Jo'i a y «i. la th.> tr:. Sand k ir-- < v, \s wirh l.\ 1 1
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    RUGBY LEAGUE WINNERS.
    28 8 [Our «>u\ i I< I ion \la% I" R .hampi..n PwfaH m ,t I !.t K> 11 t,, nil r:ir it v.»- m b) <>J«i)
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    GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP TO-DAY.
    20 8 (Our Own CorroffpooiMb- < -urnlon lon M v Th«- tpaa Iwich lo in. Th. v. ath. r .r
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    DAVIS CUP TENNINS.
    103 8 Gfftai Britain Defeats ihe Vrgentint'. fßeuter London. Max v Tortj winning thn«- ofM «.f first fmjr Mittflm, <. ArifßliM m th«> fir*t mun.l i up Britain no i t i. ,r,. Sl;»\ia Kinlnn.i rrolc-Rvcs an.l BHBM «C.nat Hrttaini l:of»son an. l r,.,,^ 4. n I—*>.1 *>. 7
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    HARD COURTS FINAL.
    21 8 LVutcr'^ S 1 I imdnn. \|«> At Kourrnniouth m th,- WrUUk lUrd Court,, Champion*hip* final. I huhk>r) h.-.i: I-. >
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    137 8 iavetTing to correspondence m th< r '■■< ntly regarding 1. in|t V Mad .a> > Been n Kuala import dreased to Singapon from thi nn d ted Paeeaunll> b> a Kuronean of the aanaT, naaae te leaeJ nation. d V\ Sew lahang. niHasi nasal EJ* th nn night of April
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    CANTON PIRATES ACTIVE.
    33 8 *.P.C. MOTOR V( s Junk i'rvH Thronn 1,.,,, An AaiMlc IVlrol. Inunrh w«v pimtH at iiv« r v "li A«hinff BritiNh th.m «»verh,,«rd r A in.h h^ ton h«rSo«r. how,
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    30 8 (lax m..rr. I l.lrilt Murr; 4 i «l»n. alluU I tl K• tkrniM h that had v h<>u v. »UMf» tHr prr»mtati Ilr that if .1 nirn
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    ENDING SLAVERY.
    90 9 T HK IiIKMA OPERATION? OVER. ommission Returns. [Krjtcr'v Scrviet.] Kangocn, May 6. v| ,-ilition under Mr. J. T. Bar- >•!»•( i- despatched to the Burmese nrly m Urn year to continue re easing -laves, has concluded returned to Myitkyina. l.'i.n. which released 1,02K everywhere reeahred m very mmr.
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    TERRIBLE CHINESE ATROCITIES.
    90 9 Hideous Mutilations. 1 :u Eastern Service. l T^ingtao. .May fi. re last nitfht Urn Japanese i the bodici "f Japanese iftable. The women es been terribly mutilated Iriven through the lower diel and the stomachs were men victim* have noses and the bodies cut off. T>»njrtao, May
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    THE CHINESE TREACHERY.
    98 9 m Eastern Service.] Toki May 6. 1 ngtao -ays the Japaiie.-e Tsinan-fu reports that loldien were killed. 30 i an-, includn mre killed. The vii- >.?...-• there art- nura- looted, nadi "f other foreign pt for occai i. Fukuda m an offin Tsiaaa eraphasiaei that that tho
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    JAPANESE MEASURES.
    92 9 Shantung to be Held. Far Eastern Service.] Tokyo. May 6. ;il Staff and oUmt hifch miliraval authorHic* are conferring. •<! firstly to order the Chinese n m Shantune to cease fiphtinjr; Japan hoM Shantunp and the ntii settlement of the present ll i it will he necessary to
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    512.75 KILOMETRES PER HOUR.
    86 9 Major 1 1,- PuTnardi's Ne* Kecord. I riulon. March 30. 1 Italian airman, Major df March! icaplaiie equipped -'aim- to have ♦■stab r!d ipeed rf>oitl of 512% r hour, oVCT a throe-kilometre Lido, thereby breaking his record of IT!) kilometres 290 tli^hr wai officially wttnewed. BernaitH
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    AN AIR LINE OVER THE ALPS.
    65 9 picturesque and difficult air lino world will be the new Munich-Milan the /Up* The journey starts with a few mile> of level counto a baifflK of 1 2,000 or 1 ft. t,, l ar the pfaks <»f lolutc r«lia»>ility <»vi-r the the air line
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    THE CRISIS IN CHINA.
    137 9 MANY JAPANESE MURDERED STORIES OF LOOT AND OUTRAGE. Owing to broken communications and many rumours the situation of the Japanese at Tsinan-fu remains uncertain, but it is clear that a tragedy eclipsing that of Nanking has occurred, of which the unfortunate Japanes. residents have been the
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    THE COUNTRY ANXIOUS.
    409 9 War Office Withold Details. I Keutei s Far Eastern Service.] Shanghai. May 5. The silence of Japanese wireless at Tsinan-fu, which has hitherto been almost Urn sole source of news from there since yesterday afternoon is causing some anxiety as no information is coming m from other
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    FOREIGNERS REPORTED SAFE.
    189 9 r [Reuters Service.] London May •">. British Foreign Office has learned fiom Nationalist official sources at Tsinanfu that the British Consul General and British residents there are safe. [Reuter'.s Far Eastern Service.] Peking. May 6. Th«- Legations are very anxious for the safety of other foreigners m
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    JAPAN AND CHINA.
    74 9 [Reuter's Service. 1 London. >la> 6. \n Vtkta m the Observer by "a CUMM n-nvspondrnt" says that if Japan It after adventure m China there will be the ipectaek of the North and South puttinp SB Me their ouarrels for the thM bfinp to vffjitf against Japan.
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    PROTEST TO JAPAN.
    640 9 Chinese Government's Severe Charges. LReiuer'b Far Eastern Service.] Shanghai. May i, Hwang Fu. the Nationalist^ Minister <>f Foreign Affairs at Tsinan-fu. has instructed the Commissioner of Foreign Affairs at Shanghai to telegraph the following: note to Premier Uan.n TanaKa: The despatch of troops to Shantung by Japan
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    A FIGHT FOR TAX REDUCTION.
    37 9 [Reuter's Served Wji^hmcton May 5. The Democrats m the Senate are fi^htine to secure a tax reduction for 1929 of ?rt2:>,000.000 instead of the $210,000,000 m pijrht as announced by the Treasury.
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    GERMAN-AMERICAN TREATY.
    23 9 GERMAN- AMERICAN TREATY. [Reuter's Service. l Washington. May 6. The Gorman-American conciliation and arbitration treaty has boon «i"-neH. [Saturday's cables on pa^e 4.]
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    FRANCE'S THORN.
    141 9 THE AUTONOMIST PLOT IN ALSACE. Defence Handicapped. I Renter's Ekrrlct.] Calraar. Ma) 6. The disorderly scenes which marked the trial of the Alsatian autonomists culminated m the suspension of Maitre Kourritrr on** of the counsel for defence, who applied the word "blunder" U- the action of M. Poincare
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    ROSEBERY RACE ACCIDENT.
    59 9 Crowd's Wonderful Escape. [Router's Service. 1 Sydney, Maj Two hundred spectators at a pony race mooting on the rai ecourse at RoseUr\ \n»h- injured by thr collapse of a grandstand Ofriag to a larirt crowii rushinp to the stand during the heavy shower. Numhers niiiaculou.-ly e.-oaped t
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    AMERICA'S MERCANTILE MARINE.
    89 9 [ReuterV Service.] Washington. Ma> C. The H«'UM- of Representatives has passed the .Toru.-W'hiU- shipping bill designed t<i Iswlof a privately own«d AnuTuan nuichant marine. It combines the Jones Bill. *-huh had alrtady parsed th«« Senate an<l which would continue m ••pvratinn th Shipping Board and a bill
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    TICKLISH TASK FOR KING AMANULLAH.
    62 9 TICKLISH TASK FOR KING AMANULLAH [ReuU>r's Service.] Rica. M*\ ¥>. It i- reported t'rt'm Moscow that owini: to tho rrhu'tamv <>f K:njr Aniaiuillah t«> imrt ioipatt- tt'-tJay iti th*- MIMMI| if handni: v» i aii<! .aiu> puroha>e<l \<y subM-rij tioM l>> IIM peopU- to Ikt 4 "Our rv\Ay to LhamKrlain"
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    THE ATTACK ON M. LIZAREIFF.
    55 9 THE ATTACK ON M. LIZAREIFF [Reutir's StTvitv.] \N arsaw May V M. Lizaifir"- a ;t.lant\ name ii QatTl lVojoivchow.sk i. A repres* ntativf «.f Ihc Poli-h Korri^n Mini.stcr calitd at tIM S.-vu-t Ltgltfawi an«l ?xprc-scd th«- r.DVtrnnn'nt's re^rrots at thtMJCUfWe* and travr H n MMIMI that th«> assailant will >ovcr«.ly
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    A GEACEFUL GIFT.
    59 9 [R**uutV Btrvtet.] Nm York. Ma> i. Thr prfaM of $1'J.")OO nrtVn-d h\ JUwi— 9% f;r<-n of Stockholm, for I MMWtM tlipht from Europe to Anu-rica wa< prrs*-ntt*«i at a dinntr last night to Bart»n v«.n Huvnefrld who harnl<«l it HVM to FrauUin H»rta lunki'rs. insisting sh*' civ«-
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    HOLLAND'S FEN FIRES.
    40 9 [Reuter's Service.] Amsterdam. May .">. The DlMtedM In f\rv* arc asKuminjr rata>trophic proportion-. Twenty houses wt-ro d«-.-troyed m «»ne villapo and a man I#H '> WlievtMl to have been incinerated. F.i^ht workmen narrowly tamped death by *>\vimmine a "anal.
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    U.S. NAVY CLAIMS AIR RECORD.
    45 9 [Reuter'* Service. 1 Philadelphia. May The United States naval MSpIMM PNI2 landed m the Nav\ Yard at the comlus.-.r L ,f M hours secret endurance flight. It Iclaimed this heats the previous seaplane endurance (Hirht record by over seven hour?.
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    ARGENTINES NEW PRESIDENT.
    46 9 [Reuter'a Service 1 lluenn** Airi-*. Ma> 6. The final returns for the ptwMiattti flection on April 1 shew M. IrtgOfttt, Pr ■ideal IfM N I<l > P°ll*' H two-thud oi the votes of the country. The ptWt i" President's term expires on OttoUr It,
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    THE ITALIA'S PROGRESS.
    21 9 [Keut«-r's S«rvii-»>.l (Mo. May The North Nh airship Italia has .ft for Spitsbergen. [Saturday's cables on pact- 4.1
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    24 9 Mr. J. K. Fisher is now acting a> inansieer of Bhutan estato. Ni'.ai. vice Mr (1. 1 O'Hara Hick^on, who has prooetMlt-.l on leave.
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      397 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England). mMirliNE. 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. s.s, CITY OF TOKIO J 92 o 5.9. CITY OF PEKIN vn HOMEWARDS CITY OF A^SSKL
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      587 11 O. S. K. Line. !>#siinntinn«. Steamers. Arrive. Leave. g ".'.lam. Hamburg. Bremen, i 'olombo, Port Sudan Amur Maru May 17 May IK font Santo>. Rio t Santo< Mam May M .June 1 v Zanzibar, I>ar <--Salaam, Mariju*^ and Durhan f Mexico Maru May 9 May 11 i. mbmj. Honolulu Maru
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      490 11 TRAVEL«CX)MFORT DOLLAR 1 LINERS 9 3**£9 Dollar President liners offer you luxurious trmvel comforts. Alt •tate-rooms are outside rooms, well-ventilated and cooled by electric fans. They are furnished with beds (not berths), each having an electric reading lamp. State-rooms with private bath prHrniinate, all hi»ve hot and cold running water.
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      700 11 I jr -p jy[ KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. (ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO.. OF BATAYIA). (Incorporated m Holland.) UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT Telephone No. 364", with sub-Connectiona to: Passage. Freight* Transhipment, Marine Departments and Manager's deck. Repre»ent ati%es m the StraiU SettlesseaU (Singapore md Penaag). of the OFFICIAL TOURIST
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    FIVE NEW HAMBURG AMERIKA STEAMERS.
    87 12 or May and September this year Rross tonnage of 7 tk^ i i o v iß S UU. The \-vssels have cahm accommodation for twenty four Passen^rs. dinded into el,v«n S ll" menade deck and a special sports deck The sh lpP are Bpecially built
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    BOWING ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
    119 12 The picture. r>f the small "urusinkable" W wh.ch to attempt the Atlantic cro^J iSh SU fr Ml thHt lt 4uiW bl > compared r^> °m whuh made v °>- a^ a»ro. In the nineties the crossing was accom PIPh od by a boat wei hin/fo U
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    492 12 NEW EASTERN SERVICE VESSELS. Japanene. Danish And Dutch. A number of new vessels aic undei construction at various yards for service t Kastem waters, including Japanese. Danish and Dutch vessels. Japanese owners have placed un order for a motor ship m which will he installed a 4,000 s.h.p.
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    BRITISH SHIPS.
    387 12 The (all for British Crens. Time was. Ufore th,- war. when there IWM much Uik of tfef bMN^tec f.-ieign element m the crews „f Br.tish sh.ps It to 1,,- tmi4 freeK that Hr.t.>h tore castle wots AIM With "Dutchm. n 1 and •Hai;. <." and that, m th.-
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    OPERATION ABOARD THE KASHGAR.
    76 12 Between Hone Kon* ami Shanghai r. cently the l\ ami O. Ka>h K ar h«d to l*» stopped for an operation to be m-rfurme On i!. reward who was U suddenly ill with appendicitis. The operation was successfully carried out by the ship's doctor with the
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    16 12 The P. and O. Mantua arrived in London! ■t 8 p.m. on the 3rd instant. j
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      727 12 Burns Philp Line (Incorporated m Australia.) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7 375 tons) and the n w motor vessel MALABAR (4,512 tons). The ia MARELLA is the largest and finest steamer trading to Australia Cabins
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      504 12 Kerr Steamship Co. InP 44. REAVER STREET. NEW YORK (lacarporatad la U.8.A.) GENERAL AGENTS REGULAR FREIGHT SERVU F m BOSTON, NEW YORK. PHILADEi.H,,, BALTIMORE (via Suet) M.S. SILVERHAZKI In Wf Si SS5$55v A ifc 2 PACIFIC JAVA CALCUTTA SFRv.^ SINGAPORE TO SAN FRANC ISTO ?S, VICE LOS ANGELES HARIiOI'K M.S.
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      372 12 MAIL DESPATCHES. I BY TRAIN. I Kuala Pahang, 1 Vkan, Sungei Lenibin and Kuantan (via Gemas and Jerantut) every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 6 a.m. I Bangkok every Thursday 6 a.m. I Kota TiriKk'i. Seremban, Kuala I Lumpur, Tpoh, Taipin*. Penang i and Kedah and Lower Siam 6 a.m.
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    399 13 South Boat- North at Carving. Ivor for making various useful m Shanghai ii imported Siam am' India and England, Germany, France plies :uv used by the \.\v Nmth Gate Main iheCl i Hwang Temple I i y chopsticks, mba, fan frame- their principal proOn -v.
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    360 13 Thrilling Story of Two Two bffonmd close-cropped ISngttakmeii recently iteppwl from a liner at Tilbury They UN JUBM Martin an.'. Charles h Clair, both formerly captains m the British Army, both recently escaped from the r tench Foreign Legion m Morocco. Thi> e>cape is the latent of a
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    98 13 Tht Air Survey Company ha. already d oL most valuable -rk for the S.HJ* of India, and If being employed b) 1 rLv.rmmcnti According to a I fr,.n, Ransom I"*;—' «is Indian wd Ptr:,H.- .•..„„.->.,- 1> v ami ddtaf .■..1»t»l- .""<» lv <H n a >:e adds
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    474 13 Japanese Professor's Theory. Mr. Matsumura, a Japanese scientist am' food expert attached to the Tokyo Food Research Bureau, attributes the retrogression of the Asiatic races largely to their diet of rice. The retrogression of India, "the greatest in olden days and still famous for the
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    JAPANESE POLITICS.
    114 14 New Foreign Minister. INanyo N'ichi-Xiehi Service.] Tekio. May a, When the present session of the Diet is over, Mr. Fusanosuke Kuhara will be nominated as the Minister for Foreign aifair» Premier Tanaka will take the place gj Dr. Suzuki. Home Minister, who has tenanted hia resignation. The installation
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    176 14 The Hi»fht. Hon. \V. (J. A. Otmsbj <- \l.}\, left Singapore on Friday on tho K.J'.M. ttcamer Planriun for Batavia. At Batavia. he u;r- la hi met oy th«- >ii <„*(],. ru r< a. !>.(.. with whom he will !ia I i\ ;t r io
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    337 14 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. RUBBER SLUMP. To the Editor. Sir.— We have had warnmu: but ih. davs and weeks go by and are .11. still waiting for someone to put up a scheme to meet the situation. Suggestions ha\. been made [but they all seem intricate and cumbersome What is
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    THE MAY RACES.
    2502 16 A SUCCESSFUL OPENING rDAY. Irish Maidens First Run. There was a pood attendance at the first day of the Singapore May races on Saturday, including His Excellency the Governor who came later m the afternoon and a number of up-country owners and visitors, though His Highness the
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    TUESDAY'S WEIGHTS.
    310 16 The following- are tho wciehts for Tu«<dny the Second Day of the meeting. Race No. l_ponies Fourth Division 6 furlongs. Amrita 9.8. Sea Trout 8.12. T'mtaway 8.7, Untong 8.7. Beauford Lassie 8 4 Dixie 8.2. The Siti 7.13, Lady Ix>ve 7.12 Jangeishak 7.12. Jeleright 7.12, Matter Reggie 7.11.
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    THURSDAY'S WEIGHTS.
    347 16 Race No. 1 .—Horses (Purse)— Third Division (B)— 7 furlong. Highborn Bronavio 8.11, Cassidy 8.10, Double Ro«. K9 La»t Chance 86, Lady Tyndall 8.4, Therma H. 3. Goy Reveller 8, CyHenetique 7.12, Mer- ry Lass 7.9, Ozone 7.7, Kalnola 7.6. Cinderella 7.3. HarelavTT. Rare No. 2— Horse* <
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    WATER POLO.
    154 16 Chinese Club Beat S.C.S. The Chinese Swimming Club were the guests of the Swimming Club yesterday, when first and Wtmi team water polo mat.'hts were played, the Chinese winning both. Both games were quite interesting, the .superiority of the Chinese lying m their quickness :t h the ball.
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    89 16 I'ht May Boffry ompftition was playe< on Saturday un.i ytrday and n suited \r a win for Mi. N. G, BMttf who returned aKMof up. Sixtyf,.ur CtNl w t r,- taken <»ut and th»- followinc MN H'tunutl. N. G. Bisht>p •_> U p G Xd B l
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    55 16 Davis Defeats Newman. fßeuter'n Servicr.l London. May 5. In the match for the professional billiard* championship of 16.000 up. level, the ttsult was that J. Davis of Chesterfield heat the holder of the championship Newman, the former reaching his points whilst th«latter** total stood at 14.R74. The
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    THE CATHOLIC CLUB.
    105 16 At the general meeting of the Singapore Catholic Club held yesterday the following Officers and Committee were elected for the y««»r: President <r\ ..flicio) The Rijrht Rev. V Ruaudel; Vice-President (ex-offuio) Key. U. Arcand; Hon: Secretary Mr W. Mosberjren; Hon: A^st. Secretary Mr C J. Reutens. Committee.-
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    26 16 Mr. Leong Kng Khcan left IVnang by tram for Ip*-h, whence he and Mr Chung Ah Ming will proceed to Singapore tv attend the races.— Echo.
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    47 16 Mr. R. Kemp, the managing director of Air Surveys. Ltd., of I^ndon, who pasted through P«nansr some time ago m a sea plane from Rangoon en route to Singapore waa due to arriw there m the sam,- 'planon Thursday to carry out air survey ,f G<H»rfre Town.
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