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! ALLFGATICNS OF NEGLECT S LOSS OF MALAY PENINSULA I NEW YORK. Feb. 13 i American refugees arrived at New I of neglec* which they allege resulted ; in the Ivv; of Malay Pemnsuic. AH J agree that air protection was abscij aggerated self-confidence was substituted for forethought. Preparations J were simply not made. Mr Elliot Simp- ■ son, secretary to the Rothschild Company, crude rubber importers, said ••i am going to Washington to 'ay the whole picture as I taw it before the State Department. My thief complaint i will be how . the British ordered the evacuation of Br tish women and children from Penang city without notifying 40 American residents, Indians or Chinese. They would have left us behind. It was just an accident that we learned in time. If the British lose this war it. will be because of pure and unbelievable carelessness.' 1 BOMBED DUMMY SHIPS GERMANS ALLEGED DECEPTION STOCKHOLM, Fab. 13 The Allelianda's Berlin correspondent says a military spokesman boasted that the Royal Air Force for months had bombed only dummy ships in Brest harbour. The Germans extensively used dummy vessels to conceal the whereabouts of warships, the correspondent, adds. The Germans recently stated that the Scharnhorst, Gneisenau and Prinz Eugen had left Brest long ago for otnor French ports. CANTERBURY TROTS Telegraph Handicap.—l—l Ronald Logan 1, 5—5 Lady Carol 2, 7—B Gun Chase 3. All started. Three lengths, two lengths. Times: 2.S 1-5, 2.9 2-5. 2.10 2-5. Paparua Handicap: 4- -4 Fremont. 1 : 9—9 Donald Dhu. 2: 2— 2 Accountant, coupled with Clockwork. 3. AH started. EGMONT RACE? Waimate Hdcp.—l—l Prince Plato -j 4 4 Gold Dale 2, 5—5 Zest 3. Scr.: Miss Phaleron, Greenoc';. One and a-half lengths each way. Time. 1.13. Meremere Hack Handicap.—6—6 High Tone 1. 1-1 Polr.no 2. 2—3 Pangi 3. Scr.: Ocean Breeze, Bav Peter, Pillory. Captain Gale. Length head. Time, 1.28 3-5. Tonks Stakes.—l—l Dynasty. 1: 4—4 Alexcelia, 2 7—7 Marlene, 3. Scratched: Venture. Stencil, OTAk! RACES Pukehou Handicap.—B—6 Squeers 1, 7—7 Triple Crown 2, 3—3 Hamish 3. Scr.: Deflation, Dolly Greene. Half length,L four lengths. Time, 1.25. Ta Timi Kara Handicap.—l—2 Enrich 1, 6 — 7 Young Charles 2, 3—3 Night Eruption 3. All started, Half length, three lengths. Time, 2.5 4-5. AUCKLAND TROTS Mt. Albert Handicap.—Flower Potts, 1, Ayrshire Scot 2, Parshall 3. Scr.: Rouge Flambe, Moko Direct. February Handicap: Douglas (VlcElwyn 1. Rangefinder 2. Gaynot* 3. PROGRESS CRICKET Hamilton v. Old Boys.—Hamilton 24 for 5 wfc'ietq. Hiamifton East v. Claudelands. —Claudelands .71 for 6 wickets. ROTORUA RACES Hot Sprites Handicap.—2—l Heroic Star, 1 : 3—l Miss Wheriko, 2; 4—4 Valsome, 3. Half a length: 2 lengths. Time, 1.13 2-5. CHURCH SERVICEB ST. ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TE ARQIIA STREET. Morning- 11: “The Master's Work. Consecration in the Service of Youth.” Evening- 7: “Christ Turned Away by Sin or Sin Driven Out of Christ.” (Ear Phones for the Hard or Hearing-) Rev. 11. G. Gilbert. Sunday School Reopens 10 a.m. Bible Classes Resume 2.30. MELVILLE—II a.m., Rev. J. T. Burrows. THE SALVATION ARMY, BRYCE ST. C “The Home of a Happy Religion.” The Meetings this Sunday will be conducted by Major and Mrs Lee. 11 a.m., Holiness Exposition . 7 p.in., Great Gospel Service. Subject: “A Great King Who Missed the Bus.” Speaker: Major C. Lee.

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