The Straits Times, 15 February 1928

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    13 1 The Straits Times No. 28,707, SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1928, PRICE 10 CENTS
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      154 1 THE EVERYDAY Ml Ik. Prepared in Switzerland THE HOME OF MILK PAR EXCELLENCE a THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE Delicious Swiss Milk Prepared under ideal conditions in the heart of the famous Bernese Alps, where healthy cows graze on the rich and invigorating mountain pastures. Rich in cream and health-giving vitamins,
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      4 1 SULKHAID rVU CRE.VM MII.X.
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    HOME SPORT.
    1796 2 EFFECT OF WEATHER ON I RACING. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Jan. l'J. I With steeplechase meetings continuinj* 'to be drowned out, the racing world i is particularly slack, and the publication of the weights for Lincoin Iiavc not fhM it so much of u stimulus H usual,
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      228 2 jjßßr when immersed in water. With inferior subi,,^BJUß^P^ stitutes, it will often be found that no such dish occurs, or that it only occurs after some lime. Furthermore, such subshtutes art- vf:> liable to ci.use disorders of the ing froa. Colds, Influenza, Rheumatism, Headache, Toothache 1& igUg or Ff-vtr, make
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      281 2 to stop that COUGH And sure to give relief and comfort For over half a century children and adults, the world over, have been taking CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY It's pleasant to the taste; contains no narcotics or harmful drugs. It relieves coughs, colds and croup Prevents the development of influenza,
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      301 2 H* rscotcK \vhi^.KT^r MORE HAIG WHISKY is being sold to-day than at any time in the long history of its existence, viz., 300 years. I No other Distiller can truthfully make X such a statement. The period of shortage of old stock* i, pa.i and HAIG WHISKY is equal in
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    TIN RETURNS.
    13 3 nla. I Tin* Kil. riant Ifill piciil--. Till. Trough. I'.culf UN,
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      166 3 «-*____i^H_^n \r^ ■>i*^-~ 7*""7"Ti~!|| f'^JV'N, J [\l I Sturdy and Simple Rugged simplicity in design and the careful selection of materials for Graham Brothers Trucks and Buses account for their world-wide reputation for dependability. Abundant use of hijrh grade steels, skilled workmanship and careful inspection assure owners of uninterrupted transportation
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      362 3 ENJOYING THE SHOW \our enjoyment, or otherwise, of a theatrical performance depends hs much upon your- If hs upon the quality of the play or th* skill of the players. To correct liverinhness, i biliousness, bad taste in the mouth, or a alußKisli dipcHtion, and thereby to put yourself into
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      1411 3 RUBBER SEEDS johore government THE ANGLO-DUTCH PLANTATIONS OF m»_-v JAVA LTD., SOEBANO, JAVA will ha-« MfiTIPF available for sale in January-May IMS. »~V^__V»__ "TJIKADOE" Seeds from their Isolated Lurided >««d unrdfi* (87 acres) at Wangoen- redjs. The buds u«ed were taken in 1322 Te depl W'!lW !I W«"V»d si thr
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      519 4 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES rincor:iirstcd In England) MAIL tm PAMRNGBt ANP CARGO BBRTICRS I PBBaBBBOLAB \ND ORIENTAL S.N. CO. UNDBB CONTRACT WITS] niS MAJESTTB RNMEXT, LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL BEBTICE OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN Trmnnßi- tat Spore I«JMt »h. 24 PUA ***** Mnr.
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      559 4 Shipping Announcements (NIPPON YI'SEN K.MSHA) TO LONDON Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp and Rotterdam Vessels Tonnage Due Sail •KAMO MARU s 000 Feb. 16 IT KATORI MARU M.OdO Mar. 1 2 ATSUTA MARU H.IWO Mar. 15 16 KASHIMA MARU 10,000 Msr. 2t« 30 HAKONE MARU 10,500 Apl. 12 13 BUWA MARU
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      559 4 BURNS PHILP LINE (lacorporaU* la Australia 1 FOB BRI9BANB, BTDNST AND MIL BOURNS, VTA JAVA, I>ARWIN AND THCBSDAT ISLAND. B»g-lar morthlj .e'ling. by the w«l known s'earoer MARFI.I.\ (IJBTI ton.l anc th* new motor vessel, MALABAR (Mil tons). Tha s.s. MARF.LLA is th* larva* and finest stsamer trading to Autfra'.ia
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      642 4 K. P. M. (ROYAL PACKET NAY. GO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated in fTo'ilandi I'ndsr contract «H:b 'lie VETHFRLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT Telephone No 4640, with sob -connections B in Paasaga, Freight, Transhipment, Marine I Dart*, snd Manavr's Desk. Representatives for SingapoT* and Straits s Settlement of tha Oir.cial Toorist Bnreao v ■J
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      559 4 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO.. LIMITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. C... LTD. (Incorporated in England) REGULAR SERVICE TO LONDON, AMS- TERDAM ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP, MAMRCRO AND BREMEN.- GENOA. MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.— BOSTON, NE"V YORK AND BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND
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      437 4 THE SIAM STEAI. !«V. CO., LTD. flncorpcrsted In Stair.) BANGKOK COSTING SERYICK Fn» (emainsn, Krctay, Tr«ncgenu, B*!an:ai, Teljpir.. PaUai, Sinsc^ra. Lcaon. ;!anrl<n, Ki.hnar.iui. I.aagiaati, Cbwasaaa ami Sangkol. Arrival Dppart:r« PRACHATIPOK In poi MAIJNI RI'DDHADIB Feb. The steamers are Mi»*d tai ilswtlla light and bave Mealltßi aeecßmodation for flrst-clas* passeifftra li
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      551 5 Shipp g Announcements ELLERMAN BUCXNAL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) SJB) "F.I.I.KUMAN I.INH PASSENGER ANT> FFKICHT SERVICE 1 THE mTTETJ KINGDOM AND con riNENT HP SKKVICI Pa 1 1 ><ii t Hat. Sli.'i'uh:ii and lapan ■I. CITY OF Ul Mar. 10 I n OF ROI I Apl. 7 I
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      414 5 L STATE SHIPPING SERVK M. s. KAMvUBOO FOR FREMANTLE, fi. p 0 Singapore mid. March. 'Lan regarding aaatag. a a applj t* McALUTSR ft CO, LTD. ro UR STEAMSHIP LIN ND-THB-WORLD SKSVICI ■RK and BOSTON via COLOMBO SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLSI, JKNOA and MARSEILLES. Arrive Leava Lesvi Spore Spore P.aan Preeldeat
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      510 5 ?E STOOMVAART MAATSGHAPPIJ "NEDERLANI ROTTERDAMSCHE LLOY ■d Sailing from Singapore of the STOOMV. MU. "NEDEBLAND- te GENOA, SOL'TIIAMPTON, AMSTERDAI Tla Belawan Deli, Sabang, Colostb* P.CHOOFT 1"1 1*"1 Feb2 KONINGIN DER NEDERLANDEN .1. P. cof;n J IE rii^Mi^s^^^ S; ■"MIAN W. WITT Sy MARSEILLES. SOUTH AMPTON. ROTTERDAM rla Belawaa Dell, Sabang.
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      409 5 JAVA PACIFIC LIJN DIRECT 1"! "B II QHCK gaf REGULAR 0 CJUi SERVICE Betwcca SINGAPORE and LOS VM.KLES (SAN PEDRO) SAN ntANCISCO, SEATTLE via MANILA. FIRST SAILING 1 M.S. BINTANG UaVTC Singapore Mar. 10 Arr. u Angeles Apl. 9 FiHiicisco Apl. 12 I Apl. 17 Jor full iiii'ormution please apply
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      290 5 MAGNOLIA ANTI-FRICTION METAL r LO*Ea BKANO MACNOtIA METAL. I LOW ER BRAND MAGNOLIA ANTI-FRICTION METAL Is the best Anti-Friction Metal for al! machinery bearings. It will not cut or wear the journals on the contrary it burnishes them. It wears from three to ten times longer than most bearing metals.
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      506 6 GAIETY CINEMA SURINA THEATRE Jaictio* Albert and Brncoolrn Strc-.ls v.rth llri<l- r li'.vl. Tel. No. 2R». Rom »>idaj. February 10 (o Tlmndrnf, Kronl TTlt-li <l K.bruarv li to February 16. 192 K. Tiimdav. MraVJ U, 1928NKJHTI.Y at 9 NIGHTLY at 9 Hc.tm Rom.nrt with a touch of War >ni— i—
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      249 6 VICTORIA THFATEE COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, n.' 9.20 p.m. Under Ihc distinguished patronage of H.K. The Governor Sir HIGH CLIFFORD THE BATTLES OF CORONEL FALKLAND ISLANDS The Epic Naval Drama. Ships taking part nre H.M.S. MALAYA. H.M.S. HAKHAM. H.M.S. CARDIFF. H.M.S. CONCORD. H.M.S. COVENTRY, H.M.S. CHUB. A DISASTER AM) A
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      235 6 COMING! ALHAMBRA i i /.Y Ot-ll OM.L R_S!?»*.' ir. i NIYKD ARTISTS [MtTIiRE. Watch for Bri ALHAMBRA *»br::«rv F5 THE LONG WA!Itl FOR FILM Sir JOHN MARTIN HARVEY in an adaptation of diaries Dickens 1 wcH-Unown hook TALK OF TWO CITIES. THE iONLY SOLUTION Released by FIRST NATIONAL PICTURES (EAST),
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    121 7 FIXTURES. Mrdnrsdaj. Frliruary 15 H. W. 4 14 a.m., 80, 5.5C p.m., 6.4. llock.y, Uur.. Tang-lin. Thursday. February 16 11. \V. 5.14 a.m.. 7.8, 7.64 p.m., 6.5. B. hootball Mtp.. S.C.C., (i.30 p.m. Friday. February 17 II Ul a.m., 7.8. 9.7 p.m., 6.9. -mi. nnt W. A.)
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    100 7 v, aaaaaajr, Peknsary I*. Shipit alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. KEI'l'EL HARBOUR. U»i« Wi. I Hata, W/H Bertha, Uagfccstaa, AU-ttu II. ICUlt'S. Oil Wharf Mil Coal Wharf Nil VKSSKI.S IX DKY DOCKS l.ni'.nn I'agar am,, r) Dach Mil i>..ii. Has*, i K K. ppf I
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    Vessels Arrived.
    134 7 AUTOLYCIS, Urn.. i,».,j ton*, from Liverpool 1 1 J. for Hona Kong it;-.'. KKMA Hi i!.. L'.::;.!; fins, fn, m Calcutta IV2. t.ir Panamg I KKDAII. Brit., 1,038 ton*, rren K.tawnn-Dcli 1 1 2. for B«Uwmn-Dell K.-::. :.il\. Sar., Ml ton.--. :r. .m Hirl 11-2. for Miri MOSSEU
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    202 7 To-day. Bad Han. ion tipok p.m. bjambi iN'oorebarl 2 p.m. Hainam, Jaaaa, Korea, For1 Siberia, Philippine Island*, Western Canada and HI i« n Staus of r.s.' Beaaac) lam I rper Burma iKiaa Gwaa) p.m. llanka liland, I'ludjoe and Palembaag i Vaa Swell) 3 pin. North. N. East
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    EXCHANGES.
    72 7 [BRITISH IMPERIAL BADIO] Rugby, Feb. 14. Foreign exchanges are Amsterdam 111 1 I -t Athens 867 W, Berlin 20.44, Bombay la, ::i-:u,l Bochareat 7i»2' a Cuprnhagen 18.20, Geneva i. Helsinvfors IM'.., Hon X Kon X 2s. O'.d.. Kobe Is. 15-16 d.. Lisbon I Madrid 28.66, Milan H2.05, New York
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    TAXI MAN'S FARES.
    170 7 Alleged Hold Up Ky Passengers. Giving evidence before the Second Police Magistrate (Mr. W. N. Gourlay) yesterday afternoon, a Chinese taxi driver -tatcil that his car was hired by three Hokkiciu, whom he did not know, on •Ian. L'T at 11 a.iv. < n ihe Upper Seranjcoon
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  • SHARE MARKET REPORT.
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      Rose Macphail and Co.
      132 7 Singapore, Feb. 15 London. Rubber Is. 3?»d., down '.<). London. Tin £t!33 15s., up 75s. Miaing. Stcadiar. Malaya Consolidated LM-l.U, Nortk Taip.nir iJM.no cum. div. Taiping IJt-lJt, l'..,,.,wat TV.,-80 cents. Kuyini 1 M-1. U'j. i;antau Ord. .1.65-1.70, Kantau l'r,.f 1.751.80. Kuchai 1.97-2, Kinta Dredge 1.4M-I.I;.. Kahmtin
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    MAIL FOR EUROPE.
    37 7 By TatMtian An<].e Lc' un Takli'wl Left And. S'porc Londoa .lM! .111). SO Jan U F«b. 4 Jan. 12 Feb. 6 .lan. 1.1 Frb. A Jan. 19 Feb. 11 fm so f jt. v
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      160 7 EXCHANGE. SinKapuir, f'vb. It. 3n London, Bank 4 m.» 2/4 3,16 Ueinund 2/4 Private 3 m. credit J/4«!i On New Yoik, Demand 56fe Private 90 d/s 58 On France, Bank T.T. 14M On India. Bur.k IT. 155> 4 On Hong Kong, Bunk T.T. 11 pc disc. On Shanghai, Bank T.T.
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      SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
      52 7 K.S.S. equal to Standard, Q.C.F. S..o: Bu ?V" Sll Standard K.S.S. on Tender Febmar, 54., April-Jiini- MH 54'. Ton; of Market :-«uh-t. 54^ M1 Latest Cable :--I.o,l,,n^,, t Sl,.-,t is. :!'..l. prr Ib. N.w oil. S|,.,t ,,on cents SIM per Ib. I- o'clock noon
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        MINING.
        445 7 Issue Val. Pd. El (1 Kama ImAmi Cl XI Bungrin Tin 1 1 Batting Padang 1 1 Bum Caves II £1 Chundarian* 1 1 Chin Chin ci £1 Kustern Siam El i! Hand Yni I 1 liitum Tin i l Boa« r«tt 11 XI liuty Yot Pref .1 £1
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        GENERAL.
        172 7 Val. Pd. Buyers Sellers d £1 B. Am. Tobacco 4.18.0 5.0.0 1 1 Central Engine Nominal 1 1 Cycle CarriHß. 0.77% 0.82 tt £1 XI E. Smelting Co. 15.40 15.76 I FraMt Mmm lit '.o 2i no 100 100 Hummer Co. IV 7.50 l^L'.r.n Hk. 125 125 H. S.
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        DEBENTURES.
        96 7 U. Eng 8 p.r. $1,234,800 3% 6% pr#m. Singapora Cold Storag* Dtb. 7 p.e. $555,000 104 108 iinsapore Municipal 5 p.e. 1,878,000 of 1901 ptr. 5 pram. Singapore Municipal 4H p.e. of 1907 $1,600,000 9U f,\T. Singapore Municipal 4Vi -p.e. of 1909 $1,100,000 80 par.- Singapore Municipal 4 p.e.
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        399 7 Kraaer and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's quotations. Fraser Lyall A Co. Kvatt. Uleakr ($1) Alor G;.jah (?1) >. Hitnm <*1 I A. Kilning i»l i \m. Mnlay <$2| V. Molek (,<1) V. Panas ($1) Ba!(tcwni>- ($1) Urugus N. :*li itrunei U. (*6) B. Jelutong if 1 Katil
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      309 7 STOP PRESS IMPORTANT TANGLIN "ATTAROY" auction sale I arlmf W I .>i eseellent awnegway-etaiwed teak Queen W A imprint' AVII r>»lJiM Anne pattern household furniture. Baby WAKUKOBt AINU CABIN Grand piano by tfoutrie. etc. TDBIMIf C X> s H(Kn Kou<i r Orchard Road) I llUli ft O »n Saturday, February
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      742 7 HENDERSON COTTrTREU., At St. Andrew's Prrsbytoiinn Church. l'i i th. Western Australia, by iho Ilev. Geo. Lullich. on December :t|, 19-J7. William Hemli.sun Anderson Henderson, Singapore, son of .Mi>. M. S. Henderson. 25, Desiiwood Huce. Ah. nli- II. Scotland, to Edith Niiomi Cot terell. daughter of Mrs. W. G. Rann.
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      871 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Other Classified Advts., see page 16. WANTS, FOR SALE. ETC. APPLICANTS for hanked. Box No. 226 Strait* Times. ENGLISH VOILE DRESSES, jlin received 6.r,n ench. Prheilla, <t. Meyer Ji: ln FRENCH CONVERSATION LESSONS uin-d by European. Letter to l'VJ. s. .inn. TO LKT, No. 20, Cairnhill !:,.;i<! Entry
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      71 7 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Station. (By Courtesy of Government Health Office.) For the 24 Hours ending at Mldnijht on February 11. Der. mperatar* t>7.."> K. Mn. shade temperatute H.:> V. Mean shade temaerature 79.2 F. Max. radiattaa 164 liatiea Ti p. Si temperature Mhx. h.l. bHi ■Kan wit 1 -lib
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. FEB. 15. ANOTHER ROYAL NAVY.
    623 8 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. FEB. 15. ANOTHER ROYAL NAVY. The request made to the Prince! of Wa'es by His Majesty the King that the Prince should assume the j title of Master of the Merchant Navy and Fishing Fleets is a truly royal gesture. As a nation, the British
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    OCCASIONAL NOTES.
    324 8 Among the hardy annuals vhat have i<■ppeand at intervals since the war is the refaltrodoctioa of the penny posl in Ii.itain. Chancellors of the Exchequer h;;\v been asked to accede to the requests of •aric.u influential commercial IcxIUs. but none has taken the plunge. This year again Mr.
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    CENTRAL BANKING SYSTEMS OF THE WORLD.
    1628 8 III.— BASIC PRINCIPLES. (By Sir Ernest Harvey. K.H.K.. H rector and Chief Cashier of The liank of England.) i will now quote some of the most important principles of central banking. anil make a few short comments on them. 1. A central bank should
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    322 8 ]>r. .T. P. FKspatriek is not jNnK Home ing H previously stated. The Boil Dr. R. DowAan, Principal Medical OOeer, F.M.S.. goM on leave 1 prior to retirct-icnt on JoM IS, Mr. J. A. Dlack has j;one to Tenant to for Mr. .1. 11. IV ilo\». Assistant
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    SIR HUGH CLIFFORD.
    242 8 MESSAGE OF THANKS TO KING OF SIAM. On reaching the Siam-Indo-China frontier Sir Hujrh Clifford sent a message of '.hanks to the King in which he referred to his visit as MM which would ever be i-iemorable. He added I entire very gratefully and respectuily to offer,
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    RAILWAY DEVIATION.
    113 8 Route of Survey From Bukit Timah. The plans of the Bukit Timah railway leviatktn which are >m view at the I-aml Office, the* that the mrvi-y starts from :>ukit Timah Head, a short distance this tide of Kel'urnuitury Road. It runs parallel with Reformatory Road "or MM distance
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    62 8 Henderson, Helm and Company, Inc., \'< w York, send us the following cable latcil Feb. 14, their quotations being in ?o)d dollar cents closing bid price* Ruber exchange sales to-day 4,435 tonn. February SUM. Mar.-h 81.4*, April 11.70, May :i1.70, June 31.&0. July 31 cts., J.I O, September
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      52 8 r~~— ~_~____S______S_________________l THE WORDS c9-i%_ i__ __H__- _*_Pii_ w^m__> l__p^___ fl fl in relation lo Tobacco suggest SOMETHING GOOD Smokers of MITCHELL'S "PRIZE CROP" CORK TIPPED CiGARETTES will therefore not be disappointed, because these Cigarettes are manufactured from "PRIZE CROP" ill---. UilUi LEAF BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO CO. (STRAITS), LTD. (Incorporated
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      73 8 ALHAMBRA TO-NIGHT In the Second Show at 9 BRITISH FIRST NATIONAL PRODUCTION Featuring the Famous English Actor Sir J. MARTIN-HARVEY in THE ONLY SOLUTION First Show at 7.30 A WESTERN DRAMA THE DEVIL'S SADDLE Featuring KEN MAYNAKl) with his horse TAKZAN. TAN CHENfi KEE CO, LTD.. Proprietors. GILBEY'S "SPEV ROYAL"
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      76 8 Ore. Other Pages, p»f_ I.rtUr 2 1 Finance and Commerce 1 Shipping and the Mail! Meteorological Report To-day's Share M irket T Table and Radio News k S (ga ..f Ichf.wfu Di-xcrib.-d 9 Sport New- Mid ('••mm«nt* ..10 i II Rubber l Hroddon HI I Uetare .n Mal-)ran Orchids 10
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    RECORD FLIGHT TO INDIA.
    263 9 SEVEN DAYS. CAPT. HINKLER'S FINE ACHIEVEMENT. INTENDS TO PROCEED T( AUSTRALIA. [REUTER TELEGRAM] London. Fci,. Karachi ("apt. Ii.rt DmUh has arrived here in record time for light aero plain-, trim Kri^laml. accomplishing an lfl|l speed of Ml miles u hour. Capt. Hinkler's time from Croydor t<
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    LORD OXFORD'S ILLNESS.
    340 9 PATIENT WEAKER AND SINKING. [reuter telegram] London, Feb. 14. The Earl of Oxford ;;nd Atcjuii.li i-. maker and is siskinsDISCOVERIES AT UK. Wonderful Tomb of A Queen. [reitkr tellgram] London, Feb. 14. Philadelphia Further particulars o* the wonderful discoveries made at the ancient city of Ur of
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    TRIBESMEN PUNISHED.
    123 9 End of British Operations. [REUTEX TELEGBAM] London, Feb. 14. Khartum An c Mi.-ia! coounaBiqBe slates that the military operation! against the N'uer-N'uonj; tribesmen, following the murder ef Cant. K crusson, D.strict CommiMioncr of the lialir e! Uh;,;:a! I'rovince in Dei-ember, hav virtually ended. Aircraft flew aver Um Laka
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    LOS ANGELES CRIME.
    85 9 Youth Sentenced To Death. [RCl'TCB TELEGRAM] London, Feb. 14. I. os Aniriles The (iefenerate youth William Hickman has ban iimf—cod to for the murder of Marion Parker, the tuvlvi-yeai'-uld daughter of a banker, whom Bickmaa abducted, muulmad and mutilated, tub— quciltly handing over the manKlvd bony to
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    U.S. NAVAL PROGRAMME.
    96 9 Mr. Wilbur Replies To Critics. [EEL'TIR TEI.DCBAM] London, Feb. 11. Indianapolis In a speech here to-day Mr. Wilbur. Secretary to the Xiivy, admitted that the United States (i.'iwniTiient was "be'njr bombarded with telejrrams, letters ami reaolutioni ex horror" at thv nir.c- year building programme to cost $7-10,000,000.
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    Cable News in Brief.
    113 9 [TRANS-OCEAN VIA PAN-ASIA.] Berlin. Feb. 14. The HiiilistaK CuviiniiK in committee adjourned uniil Wedneada] v. itlmut reaching a deii>si.,ii i,n the School Kill i|iiestion. Political circlet still view the situation gravely, and rarioua iml.mtions suggest that dissolution may await the pa>.-age of tlH Budjf*t. Tin Sj..misli
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    EARL HAIG'S WILL.
    81 9 Publication of War Diaries. [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO.] Rug-by, Feb. 14. The will of the late Karl Haip wai lodffed in Kdinlmrgh to-day. He authorises his trustees to publish his war diaries at such a time as they think fit and until such time Lady Haij; and one
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    BRITAIN'S RESOURCES.
    86 9 Economic General Staff Suggested. [REUTER TELEGRAM] London, Feb. 11. The House of Commons agreed to address ;i reply to the speech from the Throne. It rejected by !J10 to 140 a Liberal amendment demanding further measure! to develop national resources, deal with unemployment mid solve the slum problem.
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    ABOLITION OF THE LANCE.
    69 9 [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby, Feb. 11. Replying to <]j;'siion in the CornMr-. Duff Cooper said the 1; i< <• Had been abolished as a weapon of war for Lancer regiments at honte and abroad but had been retained for experimental purposes. The question ■•f whether ;t;
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    OFF THE MAP IN CHINA.
    1172 9 SIEGE WARFARE. SINGAPORE VISITOR'S EXPERIENCE. A city of 90,000 inhabitants protected by a mediaeval wall ninety feet high and three and a half miles in circumference, uesicged continuously for thirty-one days y -Nationalist troops, aeroplanes dropmng bombs, attackers scaling the city \alls with bamboo ladders,
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    GREYHOUNDS AND BETTING.
    150 9 DIFFERING VIEWS. SCENES AT A LONDON MEETING. [RIUTER TELEGRAM] London, Feb. 1-1. Nine hundred delegates representing religious and social welfare organisations attended a convention at Church House, Westminster, to consider trreyhound racing and betting. The Bishop of Lichfield presided. The Lord Mayor of Manchester was much heckled
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    COL. LINDBERGH.
    137 9 Success of Goodwill Flights. [RELTEtt TELEGRAM] London, Feb. 14. St. Louis: Col. Lindbergh claims that his l.otm American flight demonstrated the feasibility of air i.iail routes to the 15 countriei he visited. )T:s saf'j arrival roiic id -a anxiety owing to fo«? and rain during the last BUgw
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    COTTON CRISIS.
    90 9 Alteration of Agreement Demanded. [REUTER TELEGRAM] London, Feb. 14. 'ihe trcneiii! committee of the 1-Vck ration of Master Cottonspinners' Associations has received the report of the subcommittee which is negotiating with the Cottonspinners' and Manufacturers' Association with regard to wages and hours. No official statement has been issued,
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    NEW ZEALAND'S ARMY.
    87 9 Despatch of a Liaison Officer. [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby, Feb. 14. A question was asked in the House of Commons regarding the recent appointment of a British liuison officer in New Zealand. The Dominions Secretary, Mr. Amery, said arrangements had been made for a member of the
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    MR. ORMSBY-GORE.
    140 9 LEAVING FOR MALAYA NEXT MONTH. [RELTER TELEGRAM] London, Feb. II. Mr. Ormsby-Goro (Under Secretary' of State for the Colonies) is npirilli to leave for Malaya in the middle of March, accompanied by a representative of the Colonial Office and the Kmpire Marketing Board. He will visit Penang, Singapore
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    NEW YORK UNEMPLOYED.
    142 9 Longest "Bread Line" Since 1916. [RGL'TER TELEGRAM] London, Feb. 14. Xew York It is estimated that there are 5,000 unemployed, an'd that the number la increasing in Ntw York City. Free lodging-homoo, most of which have been closed for some years, have been lenpencd. The bread line
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    ATHLETES' ARTERIES.
    149 9 Interesting Medical Experiment. [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rujjby, Feb. 1-1. Medical men and athletes are interested in an experiment made by Dr. Adolphe Abrahams, of Westminster Hospital. Dr Abrahams had an artery removed from bit armfo MS if his 27 years of strenuous athletics had led to deterioration of
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    BY AIR TO THE POLE.
    86 9 American Explorer Making Preparations. [REUTER TELEGRAM] London, Feb. 11. Seattle The Arctic explorer, Captain George Wilkins, accompanied by Lieutenant Kileson. has left for Alaska to make his third attempt to fly over the North Pole in search of land on which to plant the United
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    MEXICAN CONSPIRATORS.
    38 9 [REUTER TELEGRAM] London, Feb. 14. Los Angeles Adolfo de la Huerta ex provisional President of Mexico, and four co-defendants, who were charged with conspiracy to violate the neutrality laws, have been acquitted by the Federal Court.
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    U.S. MERCHANT SERVICE.
    57 9 [relter telegram] |i London, Feb. 15. Washington The United States Ship- j I ping Board has approved the establish- I ment of a line of cargo boats to ply between New York, Philadelphia and t other Atlantic ports and Brazil. The < Columbian steamship line of New
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    OIL IN DITCH INDIES.
    46 9 [keutkr telegram! London, Feb. 15. The Hajriie The Upper Chamber, by 21 to 14, passed a Bill to permit the exploitation of petrol-bearinc districts in the bay of Aioe and also Boenjroe Island by the Dutch East Indies Petroleum Company I i
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    COLDSTREAMS LEAVE SHANGHAI
    294 9 GREAT SEND-OFF. COST OF DEFENCE FORCE. POSITION OF RETURNED RESERVISTS. [reuter far eastern servkk.] Shanghai. Feb. 11. The Coldstream Guards hi: {<.r KnirUnd 'at noon to-day on board ii. port Assaye. Tluir departure was mark wonderful demonstration mi the ;art of the British community showing the popalarity
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    PARTNERSHIP DISPUTE.
    247 9 Allegations of Criminal I Misappropriation. The affairs of a grocery partnership i with activities in Singapore an. l ucub, in Johore, occupied the attention of the Third I'olice Magistrate (Mr. C H. I lakers i yesterday afternoon. K. M. Hussein charged K. Mohamed Gunny, who partnered him in
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    CHENDEROH RIOTS.
    124 9 Thousand Chinese :ind Indians Involved. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipah, Feb. 15. The Chendcroh riot ease in \>hi<ii several thousand Chinese and Indian coolies caused an uproar on I' Hydro-Electric dam site in October, has been resumed in the Ipoh Supren nfter Ova days' bearing recently. It is
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    SCOTTISH FOOTBALL.
    29 9 [Reuter Telegram. 1 London, Tib, 14. Matches in the Scottish itMSM Div. I) |<!ayed to-day resulted ah foliows St. Mirren :t Itangem 3 Celtic 3 Dundee 1
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      S.C.C. CRICKET MEETING.
      397 10 Arrangements for Sunday Matches. cricketers held their annual ..lay afternoon. Mr. i Halter, pi.sidinjr, *aid that this dered adWaahls v.rt-tap aia as well ,f the tii:t stove*. i an t lected to hold I teg year Captain. lir. I;. >■■ Hamilton ll1 Mr- I.. I.. daddell selection
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      SINGAPORE CRICKET.
      46 10 The Fraasros cricket league will be v iriL The following have I hi. yiar, while the Police team out of it The Duke of ons, the holders, the Lanka Union, ociatum, the Press Sports Ctah the (old Storage Co. and the i the V.M.C.A.
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      TENNIS.
      109 10 Exhibit**! Matih l\:stponcd. (hlbition doubles in whuh D. H. n and P. (Mere were to have met Ho6i Hye and Chaa c:hoon Leong thi Chief Justice's residence yesterday had to be poataoaai sa account of rain. II will be played, weather permitting, next. K:'ih pair has previously won a
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      Miss Bennett's Narrow Victory.
      60 10 London, Feb. 0. i M leaaatt in-a; a for the s. i Him in three the nnal of the Gallia Club Smirirs, H S, f> :i. hoi had a desperate lieht on Saturday in the Rmi-flnal, Betty \uthall keeping her on the court for an live
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      BOXING.
      63 10 1 i!mu>>-Ht>ciu>\ Fight Su^KCsled. Lsskiea, Feb. Sir.ilh and the pm- raard Mortimer, arrived at t the A.|uitari:i laid h< wa» nerotiating for ween (Jene Tunney and Mew Zealandor. in London. j Hunt- and Italian Draw. London. Fob. 4. Da h Champkm, md the Italian. Quadrini. .i SOTWeight Chani!>ion, met
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      BRITAIN AND OLYMPICS.
      68 10 Need for Additional Funds. [Reulcr Telegram.] London, Feb. M. Lord Koi-hilnlc, lllllll— of the British Olympic As.-ii.-iaiion, in appealing for u lui'lhcr i>,OuO in addition to the £5,000 already coUoetoi, in order to send a full thUtes to represent Britain at tha Olympic Garm-s at Am-UiHjuh in
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      HOCKEY.
      334 10 Framrcz Cap Heekey LMgm Aaothst nd f«--t >-''""*•' of hockej v;.- witnnsMri oa Monday on the I;. i, Hi'- School ground in the Framrox i ..M.i .A. and the mcL iii ihc'r taoond encounter. 'I he result was draw of two all. I O.R.A. preued from ;ht- start, and
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      RACQUETS.
      54 10 xnu-iiciin Italian Itealtn After 13 Via is. London, Feb. G. How Y<t!;: Tho English racquet players C P. Simpson and C. N. Bruce, won the National Doubles from the cans, C C. lvll and S. G. Mortimer, the holders since Ml*. The Amerfcaas won the first game and the
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    THE BROADWAY FOLLIES.
    162 10 Excellent Dancint? at The Adclphi. Dancir.i' of teal excellence was sea at phi Hotel last nijrht, when the Broadway lollies made their fii-st appearance in 'Singapore. The company consists of eleven artists. The quality of their show was unmistakable i'.:ul a very successful season can safely be
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    HOISTING THE BLUE PETER.
    152 10 Xoliio to Ssagaporc Shipping Community. I; M law (Capt. (J. Kreyberg, K.X.i has iaeued the following notice —Your attention is called to the frequent report that Masters of steamers iii Singapore Inner Koadis fail CM not Irs for their intended deb] not notarial the Blue Petei
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    28 10 The sports meeting of the Indian Assote have l>een hold on last, had to be postponed owing to inclement weather to Saturday, the 18th init. at 4 p.m.
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    RUBBER BOGEYS.-II.
    1810 10 The Establishment Of Control. The concluding portion of Mr. W. L. Braddons letter on Rubber Bogeys, the tiis; cu" which appeared in our yesterday's a* follows 4._The dilliciilty of combining all rubUr growers into one union, by the onl> means by which we conceive it t» be that
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    OTTOMAN DEBT.
    211 10 Question of Payment By Egypt. [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby, Feb. 14. Colonel Wedgwood (Labour* asked in Ihc House <.{ Commons what was the present, position of the negotiations regarding the Ottoman debt, ami. in particular, the payments nude forme riy by Ejr>pt in connection with the AnprloFiench RUaranteed
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    THE S. V. C.
    574 10 Recruits Needed to Fill Up Gaps. Once again the Drill Hall has become a hive of ind.is'.ry. and already It MM that there is i'ar mow interest betag taken In :hi- S.V.C. than has been the lase. a* all I c t' nu Altogether ->W members
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    MURDER OF A TOWKAY.
    163 10 Trouble Over Holiday Observances. The Coroner, Mr. F. G. Bourn, opened tht inquiry yesterday into the death of Mr. Boey Lianu Slang, a well-known Straits-born Chinese, late manager of the Ban Ho Engineering Co., who waa shot by Chinese gunmen iK-.ir l.is house at Geylang on
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    177 10 The controversy over the picture The Only WBJ is recalled by the screening at the Alhambra from to-night ot The Only Solution, which is a First National production and a revised screen vernion n this famous play. Sir John Martin-Harvey plays the lead in a production which is
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    Singapore Natural History Society.
    515 10 Or. Monday evening an nsteacthra ami very intjTsiini; lecture on "Sonic Astlu- Maton f M"l">"n Orchids" was delivered :<: the lut— ifi Gardens by the Director. Mr. K. K. Holttum. In the course of his umarks Bt said that orchids wore UMOR the <IJit highly developed
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    FAMOUS DUTCH SCIENTIST.
    290 10 Career of the Late Professor Lorentz. Dr. H. A. Loreats, the world-famous Dutch Scientist «as marly seventy-tivo a bra be died in Holland oa February 4. Ho was (.ne of th< twi Hollanders who were "associe etrangers" of the French Academy, which only admit* the world's iwclvc
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    THE DEATH SENTENCE.
    66 10 Comment at Kedah Appeal Court. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penanu hV!i. 11. In the Kcduh Appeal Court .it AIM 1 Siur. yeatl f death on I Muniandy wns lommuted lo one of seven the (hanyro being reduced to one of cu'pable hum The death SSalaiKD OH Indiniacd
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      RUBBER RESTRICTION.
      124 11 T-> the Tiivcs. ■i furtl in youi :i<koii by industry nl^riK the I he re« rve 1 ur I prices. fund al i •i be care i-. in m) WTOUld .Mire than ip< rate iin iii t trolled by given definite peration <■.: tin li exceeding be iiuiivrubber
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      59 11 of the Stnita Timat. robber imp. was artiii. ially checked in ;:•■> I Up if the i COM large area nil restriction h uance "f th« ati rally induced) ial restriction of export hai ba n In the sorrj to-day of Rcntriction I roduction I ever foolf r facts SB-]
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      CRACKER FIRING.
      355 11 To the Editor of the Straits Times. I haw read wi;h interest the ketten in your columns anent leer iirinu. Mid, M a sufferer from this intolerable nuisance, heaiiilv eoaear :i most that has been written. The Curfew idea has occurred to me Bt hot i. it t<.
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      26 11 To the Editor of the Strata Times. At. |.>s..\.ri'.;" reply WOUU hav* K'cn more in keeping with thins* had he cubscribed himaen ANGLOPHOBIA. Singapore, Feb. IS.
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      PASSENGERS.
      244 11 frum Java by th.' PlaM llr. .1. I". Syanta, Mr. ami Mm. Oabetw Mr. MncMillaa, Mr. \V. H. B. Smith. Mr i Uiinic. Mr. .1. Relnta Bok, M> 0 KatO, Mrs. Shio Hfsoi, Air. Tayoke rhof. Mr. M B leik Dnwood. Rnm, Miss B. H. Damiaai Mr. Ji>- E.
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      146 11 Tlir i'liil.Avinjr appointnii-n'.s art- aotilM in tin- North Borneo (iazettc :—Mr. K. G Dale I" ait as Einatlw Knsrinfer. Sandakaa Mr. W. \V. Smith t-> bt nt, waal Coast; Mr. G. C. WoaHai I t:. hu '.iimiiissiußpr of Lands; Dr. C. j Deuntser to be Dbtrici ftinreoa, Sarda- i kan
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    SCIENTIFIC GOLF.-No. XVI.
    176 11  -  W. C. LYLE.) (By Umm tIm Patter. j%f Kollow-Throii K h. hrouich -<->U::.l for I putt, M h rough i'oniplet« balei i.iintain< i(h. nt. dif...1. rol tml i.. Wt'lM l"i«.ini tl K>!<-. Thi* mov< DM. Am will h«- wl in u.i illuntntion. the loft .ii!,l hi showinp
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      GREYHOUND RACING.
      438 12 Betting Evils Energetically Denied. M;.jor-General J. B. B. Seely, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O., at a BMting of the shareholders of the Wembley Greyhound Racing Him lattini at Winchester House on Jan. HI. made a convincing reply to recent ■litirism of the snort. Wembley," ha said, is a groat cen[iv
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      YOUNG BOXER'S RISE.
      91 12 Phenomenal Form Of Schoolboy. The tall: of tho amateur Ijoxinj: world :it the moment is the phenomenal rise <.f Johnny IVlers. a DattTI— boy, who year aK» won his fifth P.ritish schoolboy title. Peters at the start o' this se.v.m won the first competition he entered. Hi"
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      EXPENSIVE AMATEURS.
      115 12 BUrtlBg Statement I>> Football Official. An oilkial of :> Bone football tlulat a Reneral iniMtinir hold hurt Unit ajto niadi' a ■tattling lUUntBt aa to th-.-expenaaa <>f amateara. Ha wu aamoawinir the fact that the dab was in drl>t. .ml it w;i* aofgestad th:\i tan number d arofaaaktaafi
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      RACING AT EIGHTY.
      67 12 Mr. A. Ai!eM. of Duidford Bridge, Cherttey, who m bvriad at Sunbury rpc< fitly, at the of M, was up to ■,vithu> ii few >>■.!'•> his destb ;i w*Bknown VUVWOT t" hmimls. In his youn^iT da>'- Iv •> many priw* at Hawthorn Hill. Kcntoii, and Cherteey 8t«eplectawe«,
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    71 12 ProKrammc of drills up to and for February 19, ls>28. Wednesday. Feb. 1^. P.m.. Drill Hall, Motor Cycle Platoon, Map Heading and Compass. Thursday, Feb. It, LIE p.m.. Drill Hall, Chinese Rrrruits Pan*. Friday. Feb. 17. S.IJi p.m.. Drill Hall, S R A. (v). Lecture; Drill Hall.
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    SINGAPORE AND SOUTH MALAYA HOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    48 12 1 Orders for week endinj* Feb. 18 Wednesday. Feb. If, A meeting of officers at Headquarters. 5.18 p.m. I Thursday, Feb. 16, Band practice. Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Saturday. Feb. 18, Route march Parade Waterloo Street 5 p.m. Kull uniform «,ih«.ut staves.
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    THE TIN MARKET.
    415 13 Lean and Cn's Weekly Report. l.'Hi. I IViuinjr. Kob. 10. i The slump in ti:i has i-.in tinuc.l .".nil today's b'liili.n pi tftH and BM la. three months shews luis M tfca swat of I 17 1"-.. i-i-am i lively. Tli* backloag ;i reatare of the tin
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    LONDON MARKETS.
    167 13 v -'^k- nd report I aadoa, iaa. is. haa coaUnued l 1 B i«ued. and pric-< t i Inclined ta jkg*-, "»ri»l ta. been ir,, Xl ,lai. '*<"ic,of the bc-nr a ceo on. I. H'lt. i», itnothcr rroop predict a rrwit- > r '<■'■;• from th. ...-v dredrin*
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    239 13 Ai.n i |h-. A>.-.- Pans*. iii,::7*t n... Auetralaal i. l'.">o \b> > 31 'in; ,i :■> n»i 12.04 1 ilt*. SO.7US Iba. ii nn Conaoll la>d. 'oi.tnn ;;,< Rertam Bxtende«l. 16,400 Basaett. l7,Mt Iba. Brunei Unit rd Plantation! 22.758* Bnl It Timah. li.:.i i Iba. Balftownie l;».»uo lb*.
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    STORY OF THE DAY.
    19 13 What are diplomatic n-la- < us, father Kath»-r "There an m Mwh i* .pie IV 1>..\."
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