The Straits Times, 12 August 1919
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Title Section13 1919-08-12 1 The Straits Times. NO. 26.100 SINGAPORE. IUKBDAY. AUGUST 12. 1919. PRICE 10 CENTS13 words
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Advertisement176 1919-08-12 1 WLUUII IWIETENEI MNBENIEB WLK >IIMIJW 590.50 PM t»'fc CARZOLEUM WOOD-PRESERVATIVE for the treatment of all kinds of soft timber in order to prevent the ravages of White Ants, Dry- Rot, Teredo and Deoay. GARZOLEUM is also invaluable for treat ment of all kinds of TreeDiseases. DIRECTIONS j FOR TIMBER Apply176 words
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Advertisement180 1919-08-12 1 ROBINSON <St CO. NEW SHIPMENT OF Royal Worcester Corsets Model 30y, for full figure, low bust, long skirt, well-boned. Pricfl $5.00 pair. x^^. Model 306, light weight, low bast aod long skirt. Mm Price $5.50 pair. V, Mcdel 304, veiy low bust, long skirt, free hip. y>^ i rice $5.75180 words
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Advertisement10 1919-08-12 1 IDEAL UNBWEETENU IONDENBEO MILK Piiee now $1 «.8O pe* mm10 words
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Article939 1919-08-12 2 CHINA'S DESPERATE EXPEDIENT TO RAISE (HONEY. Hundred Dollar Bond (or $21. Daring the pis', tew days, stya the N. C. Daily New*, fiaanoial oiiolea m Shanghai have been not a littla interested io tin appearancj of 0 per cent. tiOO N i«| Bonda of the fiiat y:ar ol939 words
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Advertisement287 1919-08-12 2 -s I<A| HW I f^ mik jSjIl VCisT .^ktsaaf 'asssXfl H T'^n'l try to save money r.n !w rs Ba dera. Youc ut H ■K t- in spoilt d bakings than '■*J n't think that eld st;. l-> high priced; y |sH JMj a-• Bl t. They are not. dp287 words
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Advertisement167 1919-08-12 2 Peace Celebrations. The Government has dote wisely, in the opinion of Tbe Oatlook, in hastening and oompresaing the peaoe oelebratians. One day in July is worth three io August It is only decent that the nation shoold mark tbo oooaeioa, bat the present is no time (or ex tending pablia167 words
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Advertisement379 1919-08-12 2 Let Caticm a Save Yom' Hair On retiring, cumh the hairoat straight, then riftkea parting, gently rubbing in ('iticuri Ointment wiih the end of the finger. Anoint additional r>»nir,jsnntii tbe wiiole scalp has been, treated. Place a light covering over the hair to Protect the pillow from possible stain. rk<379 words
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Advertisement125 1919-08-12 2 f ELIABLE MOTOR GARS FOR HIRE GASOLttNB AUTOMOBILI OO Bamoh Bomai— rtaurt «v Rafflm Hatal Telephone 755 Sturdy as the Oak The eooaomy of Ul3 Oakland ia dm is iU li^'ul qtaciy oaaatcaaiija, ita efflsiaat poweriai ?alre-ia-head mjsor »nJ i>a Isr^e ovat-sza lyres. Its owners everywhere are enthaaiasiis over ita125 words
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Article1177 1919-08-12 3 PROBLEM OF LONDON'S RUBBER STOCKS. Twenty-one Per Cent. Dividend. The thirteenth annual general meetiig of the Consolidated Malay Bobber Batatea, Limited, was held on July 4, in the Council Room ot the Robber Growers' Aasooiation, 88, Bastoheap, Mr J. L. Loodoun-Shand pee aiding. The Chairman said: Gentlemen, I1,177 words
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Advertisement141 1919-08-12 3 <Vom ALL BLOOD IMPURITIES. »UILO UP YOUR HEALTHj¥ith CSSEWCfi OB FLUID EXTRACT Of RED JAMAICA y^ »>t«riOMHO«d by the WCHtgT MfDtCAI AUTHORmtt the moat TORPID LIVER, DEBILITY, ERUPTIONS, RHEUMATISM. OBSTINATE SKIN DISEASES, &c. RESTORES THE WEAK, REVIVES THE DEPRESSED WILKINSON'S SARSAPARILLA HAS ft WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION for •ver THREE-QUARTERS of a141 words
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Advertisement261 1919-08-12 3 THE EVER POPULAR HOUSEHOLD REMEDY Which haa now borne the Stamp of Public Approval for OVER FORTY YEARS ENO'S FRUIT SALT PLEASANT TO TAKE, REFRESHING AND INVIGORATING. IT 18 VERY BENEFICIAL IN ALL CASES OF Biliousness, Sick Headache, Constipation, Errors in Diet— Eating or Drinking, Thirst, Giddiness, Rheumatic or Gouty261 words
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Advertisement435 1919-08-12 3 STEAMER BAILINM. FOR COLOMBO a. a. Maoaapg haa aeoemmodatioa (or limited number o' 6 «t olasa paasensan, sailing on or about ingest 14. App'y M A. Kamaaic, I<>. M«lao» Street. FOR RANGOON a.s. Zaida will be dsapat^hed (or abore port on or absnt Tuesday, AogU2t 13. For (reight and pusage,435 words
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Advertisement387 1919-08-12 4 tttMtti mum, MIPPON YUSEN KAISHA taMßMaAtaa n JatAa) alall Ooniratt with tha «p*»ia< Jaaanast Bowopttaaont. (tablatt to altaratlMi wltboat attlas.) lUIOPEAN UNI faannaarat Sbbvim •a* (■■laoce,) Paaaat Colons*, Suti, Londtn and tatwara, (via Baea Oaaal) Kitaao Mara Aag. 14 AwaMara (Antwerp direot) Aug. 14 Inaba Mara Aug. Towori Mara (oargo)387 words
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Advertisement863 1919-08-12 4 tTEAMB tAIUWtt Pa t& 0.- British India 1 AND Apcar Line (Companies Inoorporated In Bngland) MAIL AND PASSENGER BSRVIOM PBNINSUUaR AMD ORIINTAL S. M. Oa. (Uadat Ooatraot witb His Majesty's Oovenmaal) Tba Oomaaay s MAIL ■MRVIOMS BAST OH BOMBAY tta at arew^t raaaeaded LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVIOB PROM LONDON TO MARIIILLta863 words
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Advertisement740 1919-08-12 4 aTE/WEI MIIIHM. GLEN and SHIRE JOINT SERVICE OF STEAMERS HOMIWAIBI b.i. FBMBBOKISHIBB lot Geaoa aad Loadoa about Aag. 20 OLINIFFB 3 (01 London aboat seooad ball Sept. OUTWARDS b.b. CARDIG ANBHIRB lor Hoagkong, Shanghai aad Japaa about mid. Aag. Passenger aooommodaUoa oa homeward steamers now ooatrolled by Government, For beight740 words
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Advertisement274 1919-08-12 4 So IHbWo) (THE OSAKA BHOBEN K4ISH*. LTD.) (Ihcobpobatbd in Japan) No. 3, De Souaa Street. PROPOSED SAILINGS moit SINGAPOBB (Subject to ohaage without noNoe) FOI MARSEILLES AND LONDON via PortB»id Takumo Mara Aug. 19 imuoi Mara Aug. 30 Altai Mara Sepl, 10 Borneo Mato mid. Sept, (No passenger berth available274 words
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Article94 1919-08-12 5 FIXTURES YaMday, August 12. High Water, 110 a-ti 10.84 p.m. Homeward a ail leaves. Moalem Assn. entertain Governor. Bakit Tanggal, 6 p.m. Wednesday, August 13, ■igb Watar, 11.18 a.m 11. IS p.m. rhursday, August |4 H^c Water, 11.57 a<m., 11 68 p.m. Friday, August 15 ■Vb Wator,94 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article103 1919-08-12 5 Tanjono Paoab. Bast Wbakt Bash.—Hong Mob. Bast Wbarf Qiang S n«, Kmta. Shkbbs Wharf Alb.bt and Victoria Dbt Docks.—Teushin Mara Maw Wharf.—Foltala, Hydra 11, Portbos, Saajia Mara. Bmpiri Dock —Minderoo, Benavon, Hawaii Him, Bolton Castle. Wist Wharf.—Ciroe, Blpenor, Mandasan Mara. Jardinb's Wharf.—Nil. P. Brani Coal Wharf.—NU.103 words
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Article151 1919-08-12 5 Singkel, Out., 383 tons, from Belawan Deli 11/9, tor Bolawaa Deli 14/8. VaUya, Sia v BCB tons, from Bangkok 11/ B, for Bangkok 18/8 PjithoH, Fc, 7(80 tons, from Marseilles 11/8, for Yokohama 12/8. Mindoroo Brit., 189s tons, from Fremtntle 13/8, for Fremtntle 18/8. Ctlypso, Btit,151 words
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Article184 1919-08-12 5 To-dat. Polau Samba 3.80 pm < Bata Pabat 8 pm Malacoa and Moar 8 pm P. Diokson and P. Swet'enbam 8 pm Colombo and Bombay 8 pm Saigon, Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan 8 pm Balik Papan 4 pm Itoilo and Manila 4 pm OMisiaaaUrj Hall By tral.184 words
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Article42 1919-08-12 5 (Offloui rj»t c •n Swoapou Amivid Lokdm Jane 8 Jane S Juno S Juno 19 Jane 31 Jane 36 Jaly 8 Jaly 8 Jaly 8 Jaly 6 Jaly 11 Jaly 36 Jaiy i6 Jaly 30 August 7 Aagait 742 words
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Article127 1919-08-12 5 IXIKaKK* Bn*APraa, Aooust IS i* B Ob L»»d»» Bttk 4 oi/b l/ 4£ Demand 1/44 PiiT»le I m/i 1/4 -v O« N.w T.u...Demaad Private 81 day« On FiA>c.......Baik Om laou. Buk T T IMJ Oh HoRO«OM...Baak d/d 62i*pm On Bruuu...Biik did Om J*VA....,......8aak II 188} Ok Japa«127 words
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STOCKS AND SHARES.
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Article190 1919-08-12 5 Bnjew Sellen. 10 10 Ampuw 13.60 18.00 norn 1 1 Aye* Weifj 1.75 3.00 41 41 Kiun. KamnaUag 2.1E.0 118.6 10 10 Kiata Auaoci*tioß 10.25 10.80 41 41 Kiata Tib 1.8.0 1.12 0 norn 41 41 L*h«4 Miaaa TOO 7.75 I Liagnl Tii 840 8.60 10 10. Mtiiyu CollietiM190 words
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Article95 1919-08-12 5 GENE R AL. Imtm 9 Valoe 2 Mayett, Belief 41 41 BmeMag Co. 12 76 18.25 41 41 ftrei 174 1.10 0 aieeWa T'w«ja 8/9 10 10 Fiasei Neave 46,03 47.00 M M W.HunmwAOo. T5.00 T7.00 100 100 Kftta Bros. 110.00 120.00 10 10 lfafMurd Oe. B.M 9.60 41 4195 words
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Article65 1919-08-12 5 DEBEN TURES. Onltodla«i»eci(6%ll,SM,StS pw Singapore Bleotrio T-amwayi B% 4850,000 .oil S'pote Municipal 6% •I.BTS.OOP par B'pote M amiaip*! *i of 181T •1,100, CM 10% die I Spots Muaioipal «i% el 1908 I.OOS.Mt i<%Ar S'poie Maaioipel 4% I 000,301 lt%»i Spore Maaiaipal 4% «800,00J F.M,5.8% lok» IWIB 116,0... ,0M ISJf 1«|65 words
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Article384 1919-08-12 5 fruw and 00. and Lyall «n« Ivtll'i Quo»««i«m To-d«j'e Prices. fnaei Lyidl 4 00. HvaH. dot (HJab ($1) 880 866 880 860 Lmal. Malay ty.gd 300 281 3'o 1.7 C ljm Hikam (I6i 14.76 16.26 14 6C 16X0 Lya. Enaimg (»1) 116 180 llf 1.26 kyw MoJok384 words
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Advertisement794 1919-08-12 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALB, oae Ford oar. In flrst-elMi condition. Cm be inspected at Wearne Bros. Ltd. WANTBD IMMHDIATBLY, a Junior oliuk for general ofnoj work. Apply Bax No. 868, Straits Times TO LET, offieos at are:n] and third floor, 10, K biuhon Road. Apply J. Levy, 10, Bobinion Road.794 words
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Advertisement221 1919-08-12 5 0 p»^ MOTOR (HANDLER SIX NOW ON VIEW Touring Cars 7-aeater Convertible Sedans 7-seater Roadster Cars 4-seater Despatch Cars 4-seater High-ieasion Bssoh magaeto, wire wheels CYCLE CABRI4GE CO., LTD. SINGAPORE, HUALA LUMPUB, IPOH AND PENANG Sole distributors for the 8 S. and F.M.S. JULY NUMBiq Price TB Ota. Contenta t221 words
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Advertisement108 1919-08-12 5 Mohamtd Noor, Kbairudin, Syed Alee, Misses Sarah, Habebfth and Fatimab take the leading parts at the STAR OPERA AT THE TIEITRE ROYaL, IOITI lIIMI IOAI TO-NIQHT TO-MIOHT In a new play entitled LOHENGRIN K. H. CHBONQ, PropsletOt. T, L. TAN, aUaaget. tst 1311 toff MBtl BRILLIANT INK TABLETS Free Samples108 words
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Advertisement123 1919-08-12 5 1 The Old Way— or the New? S If you decorate in the old way with wallB VV^al accumulating dust from the very first day, its 3> V^ JQ patterns quarrel with your pictures and ■B y' If you decorate in the modern I SSiS brighter and larger rooms, to123 words
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1367 1919-08-12 6 The Straits Times. TUESDAY, AUGUST 12. A SLUR ON WOMEN. It was inevitable that the war BhooJd lead to change in the sooial life ol Great Britain. II was just as inevitable that oertain people should pounoe upon and aooentuato little things with the avowed objeot of proving snoh change.1,367 words
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Article21 1919-08-12 6 The Bukit Rajah Robber Co., Ltd., paje a final dividend ot 40 per cent., making 60 per cent, for the yeas.21 words
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Article20 1919-08-12 6 The latest London oablts to hand this morning are dated as follows Ordinary rate August 11, deferred rate August 7.20 words
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Article16 1919-08-12 6 Ships in communication Kith Singapore Commercial wireless Station this morning were the Marioopa, Laertes, and California.16 words
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Article23 1919-08-12 6 Invited guests of the Moslem Association •re reminded ot the tea party at Bukit Tunggal this afternoon in honour of U.K. the Governor.23 words
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Article36 1919-08-12 6 A financial paper at home says Bngineers and others should not lose sight ol the tact that there will be an increased demand tor mining plant and machinery generally from the F.M.S. in the near future.36 words
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Article39 1919-08-12 6 Mr. Haji Man jar Sahib has been appointed President of the Moslem Institute vice Mr. N. Mamat, who resigned io order to take up the Honorary Secretaryship ot the Institute. Mr. Janis bin Ali has been elected Vioe President.39 words
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Article34 1919-08-12 6 At an extraordinary meeting ol tbe Perak Kongsi Coconut Company held in Cclombo it was agreed that the Company in general meeting may by special resolution subdivide or consolidate the shares of the Company.34 words
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Article45 1919-08-12 6 Lieut. H. R S. Plunkett, 16th Gurkhac who was tried for having oauaed the death ol Khoda Bskeb, vegetable vendor, on April 17, at Havilair Railway Station by shooting him was acquitted at Lahore High Court, tbe Jury returning a unanimous verdict of not guilty.45 words
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Article42 1919-08-12 6 A Chinese named Lob Pew, who is charged with having committed murder at Pahang, and was arrested in Singapore, was placed before the third magistrate this morning by Inspector Costello. The necessary decu menta are being awailed for bis removal to Pabang.42 words
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Article54 1919-08-12 6 The hired transport Moona, which had been delayed at Malta owing to an outbreak of plague oj board and was dne to arrive U Bombay on July 36, is bringing at <••_■:; troops the First Contingent ot 30 Battaii ut of the new Vcluuieer Army for India. She was due54 words
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Article55 1919-08-12 6 In tbe Polioe Court, Ipoh, on August 7, Chop Kwan Hin Cheong, of Tambuu, was obatged with selling rioe to Khew Fatt at tbe rite ot 11.14 cents a gantaug instead cf at tbe oontrolied price of 84 oenta. The aooused, an assistant in tbe firm, pleaded not goilty, He55 words
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Article58 1919-08-12 6 Mr, Ong Boon Ohwee writes under date iigust 11: Some four months ago I planted swtet potatoes at my plantation at the 13tb milestone, Jarong Road, Singapore, and to my surprise I dug one yesterday weighing eight oatties and two tahils its length is one foot, lour acd a hall58 words
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Article58 1919-08-12 6 A letter dated July 25 was read at a committee meeting of the Penang Chamber ot Commerce from the Code* Secretary to Government, F.M.S., stating that it will not be possible to recuoe thq present railway tares on tho F M 8. Railway until the Railway Administration again possesses adequate58 words
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Article63 1919-08-12 6 A Government Gazette Extraordinary issued on Saturday grants a licenc to all persons residing or carrying on business in the United Kingdom, or any part ot His Majesty's Dominions, to open oredits for the puipose cf finanoing authorised transactions under the British Trading with the Hnemy regulation*, and transactions which63 words
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Article83 1919-08-12 6 A shocking accident oooorred to a Hindu on the steamer Franz Ferdinand at Alexandra Dook, Bombay, on July 33. The man was teen to put his head through the porthole ol the steamer. A steal oable was drawn tightly from the steamer t j tbe wharf and ran just nnder83 words
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Article76 1919-08-12 6 General Sir lan Hamilton (formerly Commander in-Chief at tbe Dardanelles, and now Lieutenant cf the Tower of London), speaking in Newport, arrouDoed that the Hoys l Commission on the Dardanelles bad' secured within the past few days the oiiginal d.ca menls and orders of the oommanders at tbe Dardanelles, and76 words
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Article126 1919-08-12 6 In exercise of the powers conferred upon him by regulation 6 of tbe Food Control Regulations, 1018, and of all other powers enabling him in (bat behalf, the Food Con •roller rrders is folio we: No padi is the dhtiict of Krian in the State of Perak (hall exoept with126 words
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Article409 1919-08-12 6 M:. C. C. Mslet returned fi*m hove b« tbe N.T.K. Atsuta Mara to-day. Capt. C. J. Foot, RF.A, and Mrs. root arrived in Kuala Lamp r on Aupnst 9. Sir Edward sad Liiy Braek .q&l, are returning to Kuala Lamour l.om l.iping Hills today. The D.P.I., Mr.409 words
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Article44 1919-08-12 6 The outward 8.1. packet Buryalus, with mails from Eorope, is expected to reach Penang on Saturday morning, tbo 10th instant. These are probably the mails ol July 8 whioh were held up in Egypt on account ol plague aboard of tbe steamer.44 words
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Article47 1919-08-12 6 A correspondent writes It would perhaps interest the general publio, efcpeoially moneyohangers, to know that on account of tbe scarcity ot silver, tbe Java Bank has issued freth ourrenoy notes of two new denominations, viz two- and a half guilders and one guilder.47 words
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Article54 1919-08-12 6 A London wire to tbe Times of Ceylon dated July 36 says: The £10, COO prise sobeme for tbe new uses of rubber is progressing. One third of tbe money reg oired is conditionally promised. Tbe first prise will probably be jEI.OCO, and there w ill54 words
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Article97 1919-08-12 6 Tbii morning, the members of tbe Consular body of Singapore attended at Government House to present an illuminated address to His Bxoellenoy tbe Governor and the Lady Evelyn Young on the oooasion of their departure, Mr, B. M Qnnjaulns, American Consul General, tho doyen of tbe97 words
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Article145 1919-08-12 6 The SWfcmi Sbarvananda, of the ".am a kiishna MiEsioo, arrirtd ia Singapore this morning by the mail train from K jalt Lamjui and he was aoootdod a public reoeption at Tank Rjad Station. Disoonrses will be held at the Hindu Association Bail between the hours of 5145 words
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Advertisement142 1919-08-12 6 EDISON'S DIAMOND DISC "THE PHONOGRAPH WITH A SOUL** Model O 200 H r Cabiaet Mahoßuy, 32 golden oak, weathered oak or famed oak contains re c oid filisg space with records and indexes lor filing. Twelve hub turntable tone modulator, automatic rt cord toed, diamond stylus roprodueer auto matic stop,142 words
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Advertisement225 1919-08-12 6 From Monday, Aug. 11 to Saturday, Aug. 16 A. tare opportunity of reeinx two famous Sister Staia in one acd the uma piettue, an Qt.Qßu»lly interesting topical film and gripping and thrilling aerial at the AkMMJiA tk* fall far alaale tmi Natarw-laMt Umt SECOND SHOW AT 9 abaip Norma and225 words
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Article701 1919-08-12 7 Hungarians Relying Upon Entente. Critical Situation. RICTM TILIORAXS Licdun, August 9. Beine, bom Vienna It is reported that Dovesak, a Minuter in tbe Pnidl Cabinet ft! Budapest, bfts been assassinated. London, August 9, Copenhagen, from Budapwt Tbe new government bu been inundated witb oon«ra»ulationn on toe removal of701 words
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Article186 1919-08-12 7 RbDTBB TILIGRAHS. Paris, August 10. Archduke Joseph has sent a telegram to M. Clemenorau asking tbat the Allies roeog nise hia Government. The Frenoh Government has introduced a bill to provide for the construction of oheap. healthy dwellings to ocpe with the housing or i*iß. It is proposed186 words
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Article106 1919-08-12 7 Rbutkb Tmlk.okams. London, August 9. Washington 1 Mr. Wilson, aldressing Congress on tbe dearness ot living, recommended the continuation ol the Food Control Act with substantial penalties for profiteering, including criminal prosecution. He urged legislation requiring fcods to bo releaesd frjm oold storage priced tbe same as106 words
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Article80 1919-08-12 7 Rbotbb Tblbobam. London, August 9. Sir Bdward Carson, presiding at a Bpooial meeting of the L'lstew Unionist Coun.il at Belfast, dealt with the neoeßsiry of preparedness in Ulster to prevent encroachment on liberties. Tbe meeting decided to revive Ulster political otgaaisa .ions, inoluding the Unionist Club", whioh80 words
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Article33 1919-08-12 7 RaDTBB TU.BOBAM. London, Augnst S, Paris: Two loiterers near M. Clemen oeau's home were arrestei and found to possess two loaded revolvers aid a dagger. They attempted to bribe the polioe.33 words
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Article108 1919-08-12 7 Rictus Tblbobams. London, An goat 8. The Kirg gave audienoe to the Chinese Foreign Minister, Mr. Low Tseng Tsiaag. L onion, August 10. Florenoe Tbe death bas ooourred of tbe famous composer Leoncavallo London, August 9. Paris It has 0- j a decided that daring the plebiscite in Uppsr108 words
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Article104 1919-08-12 7 POPULATION OF PETROGRAD FAMISHING Rbotbb Tblbobams. Locdcn, August 9. Lnoerne Tb» report ol tbe commission of tbe Internationale, while strongly protecting against tbe Allies «upporttn(> Ksltohak, declares tbat the Internationale oannot evade obligation to understand a protest by Russian Socialists against tte Bolshevik* oppression. Therefore it proposes that104 words
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Article53 1919-08-12 7 RauTaa Tblboum. London, August 10. A meeting of tbe operative bakers decided to return to work immediately on the assurance ot tbe Ministry of Labour tbat it will introduce a bill abolishing night baking. Tbe men agreed to aooept arbitration respecting boars an j wages providing all53 words
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Article59 1919-08-12 7 Riutib Tblbgram. London, August 8. Montagu's report says Cbina c xohsnges havj shown inoreasing strength. Tbe official Shangbai rate is 60. 7 d. but actual business ia boing done at ocosiir-abiy higher rates. This has imparted a good tone to silver and caused a b?r;cg 0! bu.59 words
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Article61 1919-08-12 7 Ril-tib TauoaAM. London, Aognst 9. Som.ne'.sbire beat Han pshire by four wiokete. Yorehire bcai Leicestershire by an innings and 126 runa. Susie x beat Essex by an innings and 81. Sarrey best Middlesex by an innings and 4a. Lancashire b?aS Nottinghamshire by nine wickets. Northamptonshire beat Derby by61 words
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Article46 1919-08-12 7 Raoraa Tbuobam. London, lugost 9. Lilk An explosion ooourred in a muni, tions depot neat Biitleul. Up to bow three civilians are known to have been killed and twenty wounded, exoluaive of the casualties among British soldiers, Chinese labourers and Gorman pi ic oners46 words
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Article148 1919-08-12 7 Ships ooming out from home report very heavy montoonish weather in the Bay of Bengal. A passenger arriving by tbe MM. Portheus yesterday says that the waves roM mountainous higb and frequently broke over tbe ship. The Hopsang, of tbe Indo-Cbina Company's fleet, bad a thrilling148 words
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Article133 1919-08-12 7 At a committee meeting of tbe Peaang Chamber ot Commerce, with reference to letters from the Chairman of tbe Straits Homeward Confererce and the Secretary of tbe New Ycrk Conference, both expressing the hope ot giving Penang shippers the relief needed, it wan resolve 3 to it133 words
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Article968 1919-08-12 7 Tbe Governor's Assurance of Its Future Existence. The second annual general meeting of ft* Union Jack Club cf Singapore was held ia the Club hocße at 6 p m. yesterday, at wbiob there was a distinguished gathering repre>ea tative of both tbe Navy and Army present His968 words
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234 1919-08-12 7 Regardisg the p»i»t;'»ph as to an earth ?;aake ohcck felt in the Serembaa district a bw days »ko, a Labn reader writes to the M >laj Mail Yotut oo 1 9 j pnnrlent'e mention of mi earthquake shook in S .reinbin di*triot is apparently odlj234 words
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Article229 1919-08-12 7 Temporary Reaction Only Expected. Io the eonrae of their weekly share report Messrs. Lsan and Co., Peaang, state: Tin proved an intereating market, and after rising to £289 10a. before tbe August bank holiday*, deolined in London to 4268 on Tuesday, Aogast 6, and farther sagged to229 words
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Article243 1919-08-12 7 Presentation to tbe Australian Navy. In tbe early part ol 1917 a steamer belonging to tbe Osaka Sbosen Kaisba, one of the largest shipping ecmpuiiea in Japan, ran aground on Francis Rtef :ff the ooaat ot 1". iroeo, Faye tbe British North Boraeo H, ra'd. A243 words
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Article178 1919-08-12 7 To-day's Business Maephail and Co., Ltd.'a Daily Report. August 12. 1019 Silver.— 6B». Hoagkoat 82$ prem. Shanghai— BB*. Rabbi r.— Firm. Tin.— l7s tons sold loaally at %U*i. Tbe Lrndon quotation for Bsh inst. was 4256.10. Shares —A slightly livelier market. Kibbei Indngiris have buyers at $7.85,178 words
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Article259 1919-08-12 7 A Calcutta message of July 29 provides tbo following supplementary details of the recent attempted assassination of the Amir o( Afghanistan reootded fcru fly by Beater: The wire says A romsur was afljat in Pesbawar a fortnight ago to the effect that j an attempt had259 words
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Article42 1919-08-12 7 Mi. H C. H Z chirius retained to Kuala L irapat on M.)cd»y a!t-.« a tin* weeks' h .lid iy in Britisb N i«u Borneo, wbete be wm t" (ie-1 at the Biatiop ol Saiawak, \h Ri. K v. E. L Dancoo.42 words
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Article33 1919-08-12 7 Mi. Kennith Watson, manager ol Batu Apoi estaW, Bianei, is in Singapore awaiting tbe arrival c( Mrs. Watson and child by tbe steamer Khiva, and lit. A. Lißtennaa it aol ing lor Lim.33 words
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Article720 1919-08-12 7 Maud's Confidences with Madge Criticised. t We reproduce the following comments whioh appeared in tbe British North Borneo 1 Herald ol August 1 on oertain notes wbioh I Maud kindly put together for tbe Straits 1 Times in odd moments in her boudoir The Stray Notes from720 words
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Article262 1919-08-12 7 Capt. U. McLeod Craik, R.E., F.R I 8.A., acoempanif d by Mrs. Craik, returned to Singapore on Saturday last by tbeGabloiz.attcl an absenoe from the Straitß of more than five years. Cipt. Craik is proceeding to Penang to practise as an architect and surveyor and262 words
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Article115 1919-08-12 7 An interesting little funotion took place at the High School, Malacoa, on Friday, the Bth instant, at 1 80 p m., when hia GQ l taagu"B presented to Mr. T. C. Matbews a wriat watoh and bracelet on the occanoa of bis tran&ter to Singapore to join115 words
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Article19 1919-08-12 7 Colonel Wright, of the 18th Intaatry (Indian Army), commanding in North Chiaa, hai bnndrowned while bathing at SbangUi kuaa.19 words
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Article549 1919-08-12 8 Effects of Influenza and Crop Restriction. The ninth annual general meeting ot the shareholders of the Chota Robber Bstatet>, Limited, wu held on July 9 at the registered offices, 7, Martin's Lane, Canton Street, B C Mr. W. Arthur Addinaell, chairman of the company, presiding. The Chairman549 words
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Article67 1919-08-12 8 The following were yesterday's results Singles. Bennett beat Mark>>am. 21—8. Mckean beat B- ntk y, 31—3. Batchtrt beat Kucbwaldy, 31—10. To-day* Tie*. Championship. Dr. Edge v. Dr. Chill. Double Handicap. Secular and Norrie sor. v. Kinlook and Swanson 6. To-morrow's Ties, Championship. Norrie v. White or67 words
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Article106 1919-08-12 8 Commenting on the Singapore- Selaci>oi cricket matoh the Times of Malaya says Taken plthogether the team that represent i i Selasgor last week should be equal to x.ving an eleven of the rest ot Malaya a •eilly stiff time. Perhaps it is not yet too late to arrange a106 words
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Article63 1919-08-12 8 i in^or- 10,798 1b5. At. r Gajab— 15, 364 lbs. a, stralasia.— lo,loo lbs. A). i Panas.— 44,ooo lbs. BUgownie.-3e.470 lbs. Bokit Kabu.— lB 900 lbs. Olrnealy —84.600 lb*. tVntai.— lB.CoD lbs. Pajsm— 81. 748 lbs. Port SweUen..»ra 1,700 lbs. Tambalak— 18,108 lb*. Telak An.-0n.— 22 50063 words
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Article83 1919-08-12 8 A Calcutta message ot August 8 says On Friday morning Mrs. Morgan, a Earopean lady, while examining a revolver which her husband had poioba»ed, accidentally shot herself in the bead and died at the European General Hospital at Bombay on Saturday morning. The oonple had83 words
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Article1095 1919-08-12 8 Report of the War Emergency Committee. Those ladies who subscribed last yew in response to the appeal of the Wai Emergency Committee of the GUls' Friendly Society will bo interested in the following extracts bom the oommittce's report (Marob 81, 1918, to March 81, 191U > issued1,095 words
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Article61 1919-08-12 8 The foreign oomni unity at Shameen oele brated the signing of the Peaoe T.eity. The Island wu deooiated with the flag* o( the Allied and Assooiated Powers and beamif ally iUamioated with lanterns. The people Rare themselves op to rejeioing and the whole soene presented an appearaooe ol faelmlj. Aoroea61 words
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Article863 1919-08-12 8 What it was Like in Other Days. To realise that Archangel is now in tbe throes of modern warfare, writes Aliok Riobie in a home paper, is strange to one who knew the place some thirty-odd years ago, when it was a sleepy and inoffensive little plaou tuike 1863 words
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Article261 1919-08-12 8 Towering the mystery, intensifying the power, the Brass Ballet— the Universal master serial, episodes i and 6, will bo screened at the Harima Hall to nigba in connection with a lovely oomedy 3rama, entitled Little Miss Fortune, in five acts with Marian Swayn in the second show. The261 words
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Article470 1919-08-12 8 Interesting Proposal Approved By Peking, The scheme ot exchanging university professors add students between Japan and China for the purpose ot delivering lectures, giving each othw's point ot view of the Sino Japanese situation, appears to be on the high road to completion. As reported some time ■go,470 words
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Article74 1919-08-12 8 Programme of drills, etc, for week ending Saturday, August 16, 1919 Saturday, August 16. S.R.B (V).— Bal. Range, 2.80 p.m. J. k. R, Gunnii, Lt.Col., Comdt,, 8.V.0. Singapore Civil Guard. Drill Programms for August. Friday, August 16.— Parade at Sepoy Lines 6.16 p.m. Friday, August 33.— Parade74 words
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Article211 1919-08-12 8 Tbe following sobscriptions are gratefully acknowledged by tbe corner ittee:— Previously acknowledged 18,841 V. Likhondas n Collected through Madame F. Diet a uni Mr. Clomeok O. A. Ribeiro and Co. 100 General Rabbet Co. 850 Donaldson 80 O. S D. Morgan 30 Eiatern Robber Co., Ltd.211 words
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Article82 1919-08-12 8 The Civil Governor at Canton, in view of tbe rice famine last year, has instructed all the custom booses to stop the exportation ot rice. It is repotted that the first harvest ot j the year is very good, but in some districts the gentry, seeing that the prioe ot82 words
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Advertisement224 1919-08-12 8 RAFFIESHOTEL Th« largest and most successful Hotel on the Islam!. FACING THE SEA Luxarious suites of rooms and spacious lounges, verandahs »n1 beauUfol grouodr lOTrgolt AFTERNOON TEAS Every Thursday, music in »ttead»Doe. Cinema on tha lawn from 6. 1 5 p.m. First-olass cuisine. Guest Night every Baturday, dinner followed by224 words
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Advertisement488 1919-08-12 9 CINEMAS Pictures at Singapore's Modtrn 1 haatrss this w»ek 3SSSL 'MARBOROUGH EXPIATION I benight no to Thursday, F atniing Mile Hobinse. Aogaat 14 THE WOLYEB BF KULTUR Erodes 6 and 6. ALHAMSRA THE MISSING LINKS To ni Bht8 ht to Sato^.y, FeatoriDg Norm» an} Conattaoe TalmadKe, 6 pfctis. J August488 words
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Advertisement417 1919-08-12 9 CINEMAS Prom Monday, Jtiig. 1 1 to Wednesday, Jtug. 18 CINEMA FRANCAIB Malaooa's Theatre de Laze 6ECOND SHOW IT 9.10 SHARP Baby Marie Osborae ia CAPTAIN KIDDO 5 reels Supported by farther two episodes of THB LION'S CLAWS Bpisode 6— Tha Secret Document ■pisode 6— Tha Dungeon of Teri-or IN417 words
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Advertisement200 1919-08-12 9 The Drink of the Day JEFFREY'S BEER "CHOP KOTA 1 JEFFREY is obtainable everywhere SOLE AGENTS Adamson, Gilf illan Co., Ld. (laoorparated in Bagland) X fcT^ \ORCHARD v RoAa ever //^/a^ AS j x\ v j y° u ?> W~\ V ine,r:ly §rf* x ydo Mi* rttst; A/o Cjqus£: fw200 words
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Advertisement1143 1919-08-12 10 AnstS ovar 92,*****00 ».C. Assuranoe In foroe over 99,030,000 S.C. THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE CO. LTD. (laooar aaatao m Braana HsMDOPFIOBi WlnohMtSMF Howsw, Slnrimpot>«. LONDON OFF OK I 32, Old Jawpy. 80. The Oompaay baa sISO.OOO deponited with the ttn^ren-e Coast of Baglaad, aad complies witb the British Life1,143 words
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Advertisement446 1919-08-12 10 SALES BY AUCTION. NO. 3-» SQPHI* RMD The Cotnmeroial Rat bar Co Ltd., bave bsta iastraeted to sell by aaotion at their saleroom, No. 8, Raffles Place, Oh Wedn-ksday, AuansT 18, at 2.80 p.m The valuable freehold residential property No. 8-a, 3ophia Road, ccstaining an area of 8.175 equate fee*.446 words
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Advertisement1377 1919-08-12 10 Abstract from the Company's last two reports Dee. 81, 1917 Dae. 81, 1918 laottate Assaraaee ia force JM.897, 168,1 B 125,559,241 08 993 rm.M Assets 6671.08V26 6,8648i7.89 798 '82.64 Re-eiva 6,^48.958.69 8,076 207.19 831 '^6C49 Incoae 1,045, 60.82 2,(85,80T.?6 S4O 7PO 41 Itveattd in 8 8. and M S. W»>1,377 words
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Article1105 1919-08-12 11 NOTES AND COMMENTS ON CURRENT TOPICS. Electric Lighting of Cars. B'ectiio lighting is becoming mote and mote popular foi small cms, and I have so donbt, observes a correspondent in a home paper, that it will be the standard system of the future With medium and high-powered1,105 words
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Advertisement199 1919-08-12 11 4 FORDSON TRACTORS are now in constant use throughout Malaya And without exception giving perfect satisfaction. In cultivating the land for food production, these ma;hines cannot be surpassed kEW STOCKS JUST ARRIVED For quick delivery book at once WEARNE BROS., LTD. BINGAPBRE. KUALA LUMPUR. IPOH AND PENNAO The Measure of199 words
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Advertisement299 1919-08-12 11 The Coventry Chains THE COVENTRY CHAIN CO.. LTD. Coventry, England I Tbename The Covantej on a chain, either lot a oyole, moior-oyale of motor ear, is the symbol of good service a.j ▼aloe, backed np by a 53 years' experience in the manufacture of power-transmission obains. Our chains hare been299 words
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Advertisement824 1919-08-12 12 BITMATIBNS VACANT WANTBD, a lady teacher to tearh a lady and two children. Apply Box No. 686, Straits Times. EUROPE W lady ntcnosraphoi wanted try European fiim. Apply Bex No. 668, Btraits Tin: ps. WANTBD, a junior e'erk, (Chinese) with knowledge of typewriting- Apply Box Na. 678. Straits Times. WANTBD,824 words
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Advertisement804 1919-08-12 12 BITUATIONB WANTED CERTIFIED first elaaa marine engineer (Brtish; of wide expeiieaee, open to immediate engagement Reply Bngiaeet, c/o Strai 8 Tirsos. ADVERT. SBR, willing to undertake after effice hours txtra work in ll ok keeping, typewriting aad oorrcspondenoe. Good reference a. Pleat c apply, Box No. 868, Straits, Times. ENGLISHMAN,804 words
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Advertisement441 1919-08-12 12 The latest remit ol scientific research in Tapioca Blades ia that of American Steel Diet r ibutora I KIAM KIAT C 6. Market Street. No Oilier rypewriter CanDoThirMULTIPLEX HAMMOND Manifolds autoftTßtlQ trve- rveu> orwvt cxyvi-C'v i-it'o LnBurind the raquire.i nuaVbor of o\.»ovr, aVva— > OQ,rX>or\ oovi.es Atk for the Alumiaium441 words
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Advertisement496 1919-08-12 12 FIREWOOD Obtainabla now tit TAY 6UAN KIAT Government and Municipal Contractor. Nos. 87, 8?-a, &7-b and 87-c, Tank Boad PROMPT DELIVERY BY MOTOR LORRIES AVOIR INCONVENIENCE OF RUILOCK CART WORRIES 'Phone Nos. 1450 and 1073 OFFICE HOURB 9 A.M TO 1 P.M. AND 2 P.M. TO 5 P.M. THB LATEST496 words
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Advertisement465 1919-08-12 12 Morgan's Crucibles and Plumbago ■ngins Room Thermometers Fly foot Belt Dressings Blass Sight Feed Lubrioators Bristols Steel Belt Lacings Baiter's Circular Spring Balances (112 lbs. to 800 bB) Balata Belting Canvas Hose Brass Wheel Globe Valves BUAN KIAT 60. LIMITED (laoorporated in the Straits Settlements) 88, Phillip Siraat IN STOCK465 words
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Advertisement217 1919-08-12 12 Straits Motorcar Service THE PREMIER GARAGE OF THE CITY if [111 5 and 7 -seat en cant NEW on hire da y and night 'Phone 1238 114 ts lib, Orchard Road The place to get them The War is over and we are bothered no more with guoa or with217 words
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Miscellaneous325 1919-08-12 12 Straits Cirr?e; TELEPHONES Editorial and General Manager's Office my Job Printing Office U44 All communications relating to editorial ma ten and news should be addressed to TI I EDITOR. All communicatioos r«l«t t business matters advertisemeats, scriptions, accounts, printing, etc, iktiU be addressed to THE MANAGER. ADVERTISEMENT 1ATES Want*, For325 words
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