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It is notified that the name of the Wing Cheong Hong China-Product Co., Ltd. has been struck off the register.

Mr. A. W. Still, formerly editor of the "Straits Times" has been elected

a member of the Council of the Rubber Growers' Association, London.

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The repairs to Belfield Bridge, Kinng, are expected to be complet ed by August this year, at a total cost of $110,000.

Sir Felix Pole, general manager of the Great Western Railway, who underwent an operation recently is now slightly better.

- Mr. Thornley Jones has been ap pointed to the Singapore Theatre Board of Control in place of Mr. A. P. Ager, who is on leave.

Arthur Potts, aged 60, a farm labourer, Was found dead in a pigsty at Thaxted, Essex, in which he had fived alone for five years.

Mr. Norman, Leslie Derham, the Southend Channel swimmer, failed in his attempt to paddle to Calais from Southend in a 10ft.-long can- vas-covered boat and had to be rea- cued.

For an appointment of rate col- lector for Fermanagh County Coun cil, the son and daughter of the Inte collector,

Crozier Mr. John Lack, applied, and appointed.

the son was

The "London Gazette" states that the King his presented the Ven. Arch- Reginald Thomas Talbot, deacon of Swindon and Canon of Bristol Cathedral, to the Beanery of Rochester.

Major Pretorius, C.B., the famous African hunter and scout, is making a motor trek from Mafeking (Bri- tloh Bechuanaland) to Cairo, ac- companied by his young wife and two children.

Louisa Smith, aged 18, a gipsy, of Lingfield (Surrey), was sent- enced at Oxted to 14 days_impri- aonment for tying sheepdog be- hind a fast-running: cart and dragging it along for two miles so

that its feet bled.

M. Quesnay, director of economita studies of the Bank of France, who has been elected President of the International Bankers Conference, now being held in Parla❤Franco. M. Quesnay is one of the foremost financial exports of France.

GENERAL SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Dr. F. R. Sayers has been Qfcer, gazetted. Chief. Health Singapore.

Mr. R. D. Davies, editor of the "Singapore Free Preas," is going Home for a few months.

The Duke of York has been elected an honorary member of the Institution of Civil Engineers.

Mr. Ng Teong Kent of. Kuala Lumpur, has remitted $10,000 to China towards the Tainan Rellef Fund.

Mr. E. L. Talma has been ap- pointed a Municipal Commissioner, Singapore, vice Mr. L. C. Mar- goliouth.

Mr. C. Bradbery.and Mt. F. E. Berker have been appointed A 16th-century conching Inn, the Unofficial members of the Johore White Swan, Harston, near Cam-State Council. bridge, has been destroyed by fre.

The General Committee of the Master Cotton Spinners' Federation at Manchester decided to take an Immediate ballot on the proposal to reduce wages.

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Miss Elenor Sears, well known Boston, Mass., society woman and sportswoman, who recently estab Babed a new long distance walking record for women, when she walked from Newport. I, I, to Boston, in seventeen, walking hours. The last part of her trip was through a heavy rain. Three Harvard sealers, alternating, acted as pacemakers.

Leicester Insurance, Committee have just discovered that a panel patient on their books has been dead for six years.

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Dr. G. B. McHutchison has been appointed a member of the Central Health Board, F.M.S., in place of Sir Malcolm Watson.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hine, of West whose Somerset, on Buckland, diamond wedding the King and Queen sent congratulations, have all their family-five sons and three daughters-living.

The public examination in bank- ruptcy of Wong Kwan-sheung, alias Wong Man-po, of No. 45, Cochrane-street (1st floor), will be held in the Supreme Court on June 28 at 10.30 a.m.

The death occurred recently in Marseilles, as the result, of an ac- cident, of M. Rene Berenger, who was formerly an engineer in Singa- pore and a well-known member of the French community.

Messrs. Cochrane and Sons, Selby, Yorkshire, have booked orders for 10 steam fishing traw- lers-5 for Huil, 4 for Grimsby, and This order is the 1 for Swansea. largest received since the war.

Mr. J. Crabb Watt, of Messrs. Adams and Allan, and at present Acting Deputy Public Prosecutor, Penang, who had been down with a sharp attack of malaria, is better now and has resumed his duties.

The Right. Rev. Ferguson-Davie, The "Morning Post" of May 18 formerly Bishop of Singapore, was urges the Conservatives to avall in the Hospital for Tropical themselves of the Maharaja of

laft. His indisposition was not Burdwan's services so that the Disease, London, when the mail country may be shown that Mr. Saklatvala does not represent expected to last more than a few

days. Indian opinion. The House of of Lords is much better provided with experts on India, but the House of Commons offers a more public platform. The paper alter- natively suggests that the Maha- raja, should be invited to accept a life Peerage.

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Capetown, The dispute between Professor J. du Plessis, who was charged with having expressed un- orthodox religious views, and the the Stellenbosch of carators Theological Seminary has been set- tled amicably so that he will not the Au- be arraigned before thorities of the Dutch Reformed Church. Professor du Plessis testifies publicly that he is con- scientiously attached to the doctrine of the Dutch Reformed Church, including the Trinity, the Divinity of Christ, the Personality of the Holy Ghost, and the divine au- He will thority of the Scriptures. refrain from giving his views on Bible Inspiration and criticising the Old Testament.

Montreal,-Intimation is made

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Aqueduct Race Track, Jamaica, 11-Photo shows close-up of Earl Sando; noted jockey, as he appeared fter the third race in which ho It marked in "xle. "Half-Pint" iret appearance in a regulse shoot <ince his relasištement.

of a gift, worth £16,000 by the the city of Harris family to Charlottetown, Prince Edward Xe land, in connection with a proposed With a previous conviction dat art gallery, museum, and public The Harris family are ing back 20 years and three fur-Ilbrary.

Mr. James Altken, doyen of the ther terms of imprisonment during making the offer in memory of Mr. Singapore Bar, died on board the the past five years, an elderly Robert Harris, the famous Cana-"Afrika" off Colombo, whilst pro- Chinese was sentenced to three dian artist, painter of the historic ceeding on leave to England. The weeks' hard labour, by Mr. W picture The Fathers of Contedera deceased spent practically his whole Schofield at the Kowloon Magis- tion." The family, in addition to fe in Malaya and earned the tracy yesterday, on a charge of as the donation of £12,000 worth of distinction in 1886, with the late saulting married woman in paintings and. $4,000 in cash, is Mr. C. S. Angus, of being the first Gilliés-avenue, Hunghom.

also prepared to establish an endowment fund for the care of to win a Queen's Scholarship..

The Maharanee of Indore, in an HLM. Stationery Oflee have just the gallery and pictures. The exchanged a further 488 foreign paintings will include thone at pro- mado typewriters for British sent on loan in the Art Gallery in Interview at. Paris, said: "Don't are Montreal. The announcement was think that by adopting Hinduism Empire typewriters, which manufactured at West Bromwich. made by Canon Harris, of Mahone I gave up Christianity. I have never given it up, because Hinduism Since the King's criticism at the Bay, N.S.

is one of the oldest and greatest British Industries Fair two years

ago against the Government use of Sydney, N.S.W-Australia is to religions in the world, and contains philosophies. My foreign typewriters, the Stationery make an experiment, in a novel all the essentials of other religions office have displaced 2,512 foreign export trade: Sydney agents for a and other machines for British Empire type- London provision firm have been change of religion has not been a writers

inatrusted to arrange for the ship moral change." ment of frozen turtles to England

-Cries for help coming from a In the Divorce Court last month at the rate of 200 a month. Ar- Lord Merrivale (the President) rangements are being made In fissure on a remote mountain be- made absolute decrees nisl in 117 Queensland for the supply of the tween Abertillery and Pontypool. matrimonial suite, and in five cases turtles. Since the price of turtle were heard on a recent Sunday by he rescinded decrees and dismissed meat in London is supposed to apa boy, Men, who were lowered by the petitions on the Intervention proach 41 per lb. avoirdu ropes Into the fissure found Mr. of the King's Proctor. In the pois, and the price of turtle at William Robert Jones, a Llanlleth casas of Birch v. Birch and J. Gladstone, North Queensland-the postman, stranded on a ledge 60 Bovill v. W. J Bovill it was stated place at which the turtle catchers feet down. He was raised to the on behalf of the King's Proctor of the Great Barrier Reef market surface about midnight, but collaps that the parties had become recon- their goods-averages about Gd. ed and died. The boy states that ciled since the granting of the de- per lb. the trade should be a highly Mr. Jones shouted to him that he erces visi and had resumed coba profitable one. Freezing expenses had been there since Thursday with bitation. Mr. Clifford Mortimer will not be heavy The turtles out food. He was bound over at appearing for the King's Proctor will require no more elaborate Fontypool week previously on

sent charge of attempting In the cras of: F. Brocklostra v. treatment than that i

R. Brocklehurst explained that the given to export beef or mutton. suloide by drinking salts

It is According to the boy decree nisl was pronounced at about One result of the ventur

1.15 pm on October B1, 1927, at hoped, will be the advertisement of offered him, 28:11 he could which time the repondent's hus Australian turtles throughout Eng him to get out, and band had been dead just an hourland and the Continent

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