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Sixty-Three But Still Strong

(Special Air Mail Service)

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London, May 1. To have got through four round of the "close" golf championship before meeting defeat was a fine performance for Mr. R. H. de Montmorency. He is 63, and re- tired from his Eton house “master- ship seven years ago.

He will have to maintain his form for only a few more years to accomplish the difficult feat of going round in fewer strokes than his years. Indeed, I do not thin there is any record of this having been accomplished on a full-length course, except by a net score; that is, after deducting the player's handicap.

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OLD RESIDENT LEAVING

Mr. W. E. Rayner's Reminiscences

Singapore, May 11.

Mr. W...E. Rayner, who has been connecte with the arm of Der- rick and Co. since he arrived here 1910, leaves on retirement to-

morrow.

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WOODFULL AS A SPEAKER

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, May 1.

A Feature of the lunch given to the Australian cricketers yesterday was the proficiency of Woodfull as a speaker. He spoke easily and Quently for at least ten minutes.

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The Prime Minister, who wore a brown tweed suit, suggesting somewhat inconsistently, the golf course, was significantly emphatic in stressing at some length the desire for friendliness among all concerned in the coming Test matches. Although he has not chosen to

The Domialons Secretary was in CHUZENJI (Nikko) make Malaya his homie, as several

HOTEL LAK BEIDE his best facetious form.

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GIFG- tirement, Mr. Rayner told a singa-vicus speaker gave Mr. Thomas a The apprehenskn" of a pre-

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"When I first came here as a young assistant," he said. "things different from what were very they are today. The young European's duties in

those days the same but were very much

At the age of 85 Mr. Abercromby | social amenities were nothing the popular founder of Addington ke they

After office are now. Golf Club, succeeded in handing in hours.we either played games or a met score of 83 and even cele- spent the time drinking. Contrast brated his seventieth birthday that with the tea-dances of to- three years ago with a round of day. the hotel entertainments, the 70, playing from a handicap, of 9. ne cinemas, theatres. and the

Lord Lurgan about the same time greatly enhanced did a net 88 at the age of 12 from for sport. a handicap of 10. These are all magnificent performances.

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tuous of the unconvivial beverages Не was " humorously contemp-

which the Australians would be kely to receive if they accepted the Premier's offer of hospitality in Scotland.

This

projected debauch, thought, would be limited to "ginger-pop" to the accompani- ment of "O God, aur help in ages past,

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opportunities STANDING FOR TWO SEATS

The death of Mr. Wallhead, the member for Merthyr Tydvil, creates second Parliamentary vacany. The other is West Ham.

"Then of course, there are the motor cars and taxis which make things ever so much easier. I re- member the time we used to The lowest known scores stand make somewhat hazardous jour-Both constituencies have had Keir to the credit of Mr. C. C.' Aylmer ney down to office in our rikshas, Hardie as their member. and George Duncan, who have all dressed in the then conven- holed out at Ranelagh and Axen- tional white "tutop" with our fels respectively in 56, James tifan bäskets balanced between Braid, who once did a 57 at Hed- our legs. The ricksha boys raced derwick, near Dunbar, and J. Leach other into town and colll- Black, who went round the 6,000sions and upsets were not infre- yards Claremont course in Call quent."

fornia in 58.

But they were all young men at the time of these feats and were not playing under the strait of a

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Old Volunteer Artillery Like most of the other young assistants of those days Mr. Ray- aer was a keen volunteer. Col. G. 57 in the second round of the A Derrick, the head" of his firm, Open Championship at Muirfield was in command then, and Mr. in 1928 is still unequalled in | Rayner joined the artillery sec-. championship golf,

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But he is run close by Mr. Ccast, now a mass of ruins, was Bobby Jones's brilliant Qualifying | in good order then. and the rounds at Sunningdale (68 and volunteers had their training

66) in 1926 and his 68 in the there, handling the 9.2 and 6 inch second of the championship at guns of which now only the em- St. Andrews in the following placements and mountings are year.

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.. This latter effort had been equalled by f. H. Taylor at Sand wich Jn 1904, by Ernest Gray at Prestwick in 1908 and by Walter Hager at St. Anne's in 1926,

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The life of a business man in Singapore is divided up into periods of slump time and pros- perity. Mr. Rayner arrived when things were not too bright. But there came the boom of 1919 only to be followed by a slump ahd years of rubber restriction. Bright days dawned again and 1925 saw another boom. After that-well, all know what has happened since then,"

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Col. Derrick, who, was senior partner of the firm at the time of Mr. Rayner's arrival in the Colony. Is. by the way, still hale and hearty. Nine years after his ar- rival Mr. Rayner became a part- ner. "Business was rather slow In those days," he said. "and not so strenuous but profits were more easily made."

When Profits Were Easy

It was only when one came to the eve of leaving Singapore for good that one realised the great changes that had taken place in the city he went on to say.

The most notable were the re- placement of old-fashioned buil dings by the handsome modern buildings of present-day Singapore The passing of the horse and carriage and the coming of the motor car was another great change, and looking back one could survey in order the big development works the transfor- mation of Jungle-land into beautiful golf-courses, the damm- ing up of mountain streams in Johore to provide wonderful re- servoirs.

Mr. Rayner was married in Singapore in 1928,"

In the course of a review of motor, accidents in the city during the last three months, which was given on this page yesterday. It was revealed that owner-drivers were responsible for 105 nccidents whereas during the same period last year they were, responsible for 95 accidents.

One of these careless owner- drivers may one Cay figure in an accident like this Series Motorist opening his eyes after accident) had the right of way, didn't I?”

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