CAMBORNE MAKE GOOD START CORNISH CUI'HOLDEKS IN EXCITING FINISH The Cornish cup-holders opened the at Roskear, Camborne, on Saturday, with a practice match against School of Mines, and, thanks to a .-plendid innings of not out by oordon Holman, the game was won after an exciunx a

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occasion T worth while for every ❖ Tull descriptions illustrations * appear on Page 4, and show the wide range, quality. and styles « T • being offered. TO-MORROW TUESDAY Ist MAY, 1934 THE SALE COMMENCES FIRST CHOICE IS LEST, BEDFORD STREET, PLYMOUTH HOUSES, LANDS, &c, FOR SALE.

STEADIER TENDENCY MARKETS ANOTHER SET-BACK IN OIL SHARES CONDITIONS in the Gild-Edged market became so lethargic that there was practically not quotable ohange—Old Consols remaining at 73|, War Loan Three and a Half Per Cents, at 102 11-16, and so on. Germans were chiefly in the

Very quiet conditions prevailed on Saturday in the foreign exchanges, though dollars, francs, &c.. showed a tendency to depreciate terms of sterling. Latest official closing rates current on London (par rates in parentheses):—- Friday. Saturday. New York cable (4.86%) 5.13%-5.13

An agreement for regulating the production and export of rubber was signed it the week-end. Full particulars appear on page 7.

The directors of the Scottish Agricultural Securities Corporation, Ltd., which was incorporated last year for the purpose of making loans on agricultural or farming estates, &c., in Scotland, state, in submitting the balance-sheet as at March 31 last and relative profit and loss

STEADY DEMAND FOR LEAD. London, Saturday. Copper.—The chief feature during the past wees has been the signing of the copper code. 18 has made the atmosphere, generally speaking, bullish, and standard has been purchased up to £33 10s, but closes 6d below the best. Consumptive dem

The last whist drive and dance for the season was held in the West Carse hall, Glencarse, the organisers being the hall improvement scheme committee. Mr R. Naismith was cardmaster, and Mrs Naismith handed over the prizes as follows: —Ladies—l Miss B. Pitcaithly, 2 Mrs Symon, Mis

MR GORDON'S 50 YEARS' MISSION work: A special memorial service was held in Campbell Street Mission Hall, Lochee, last night. G. L. Barclay unveiled desk portrait of Mr John Gordon, J.P., and referred in appropriate terms to Mr Gordon's work of 50 years on behalf of mission. Mr J