The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 11 July 1917
1917-07-11
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Title Section17 1917-07-11 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. GOODRICH TYRES SAFETY TREAD MarteH's Brandy TEN CENTS RTRETERTERTREHJTYUY NO. 9,10617 words
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Article279 1917-07-11 1 The outbreak of the Catholic Deputy Erzeberger m the Reichstag is still causing attention to be paid to the possible motive Page 6. The London air raid.'its results, and the air defences of the Capital are the subject of many wires. A secret session is likely to279 words
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Article1855 1917-07-11 1 The Men one Meets. We print below extracts from a letter written to his friends by a private who has lately gone to France We are ef ill out of the trenches, though we expect to go back again m a day or two* I thought that all1,855 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement195 1917-07-11 1 RAFFLES HOTEL SPECIAL DINNER ON SATURDAY. RAFFLES REFRESHMENT ROOM Open from 8 a. m. to 12 p. m. daily RAFFi.£S B&KERY AND CONFECTIONERY The best m town Upcoontry orders promptly executed Bread deliVered at private residences daily. RAFFLES MOTOR GARAGE Til" French and English Cars In excellent condition (5 7195 words
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Advertisement120 1917-07-11 1 TH E only tyre which has won the R.A.C. certificate of 5,000 miles without cuts or punctures. "Stelastic" $upcr-Cyres Stelastic Tyres I H Ik tfmm All British X .Wrji'. ft iB Wmmtr x^^Hu IT?"'"- rom nta^ on Rubber. SOLE AGENTS: International Trading Company, Limited. IT IS REAL ECONOMY TO BUY120 words
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Advertisement99 1917-07-11 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Important auction sale of land at the corner of Bukit Timah-rd, the Singapore Oil Mills property— Page 8. The Cameos will be able to extend their season to include Saturday night Page 2. The Rind jani sails for Batavia on Friday Page 6. Concert at the Dutch Club99 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous118 1917-07-11 1 THE WEEK. Wednesday 11th. High Witter— 422 a.m., 4 6 p.m. Moon Last Quarter. The Cameos, Vie. Theatre. Harmston's Circus, 4 and 9 p.m. Thuradii 12th. High Water— s-68 a.m., 6-: i p m. Opening Union Jack Glnb, l.ii p.m. Lodge Zetland Regular, 8 30 p.m. The Cameos, Vie. Theatre.118 words
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Advertisement539 1917-07-11 2 Harmston's Circus ABD ROYAL MENAGERIE Matinee To-day at 4 p.m. Doors Open 3 pm. Commence 4 p.m. When Children will be admitted at half price to all parts of the Circus. -^a AGAIN TO-NIGHT e^— Our Great Progamme Every Item received with Rounds of Applause Popular Prices of Admission. Full539 words
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Advertisement466 1917-07-11 2 BLUEBIRD'S LATEST AND BEST PRODUCTION SAVING THE I FAMILY NAME 1 A FIVE ACT ROMANCE OF STAGE LIFE— PRODUCED BY LOIS WEBER and featuring MARY MACLAREN Singapore' Favourite Screen Star— THE HEROINE of BHOES SAVING THE FAMILY NAME" is based on a theme of universal appeal, and incidents bearing upon466 words
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Advertisement777 1917-07-11 2 LAST TWO NIGHTS STRONG DOU^E ATTRACTION ALHAMBR4 Tbe Pioneer and Premier House. The House of Quality Beach R O a THE LONDON FILM CO. PRESENTS A Production of Unusual Power ■"CBAHITY ANN" iti 3 acts. A vivid and powerful screen Btory, abmjr'irf li dramatic si -lation- v realiem revealing pathos777 words
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222 1917-07-11 3 A German report dated May 11 states The Turkish Grand Vizier, Talaat Pasha, m a telegram to the Imperial Chancellor, lays that the friendship shown to him whilst m Germany, will not fail to tighten still more closely the bonds of alliance, which have been222 words
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Article108 1917-07-11 3 The famous Ellesmere literary treasures at Bridgewater House have been losfe to England, haviog been purchased by an American for over £200,000. It was one of the most important private collections m England, being particularly rich m Elizabethan and Jacobean literature, and containing the famous four folio Shakespeates, besides tbe108 words
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Advertisement680 1917-07-11 3 TO Night TO Night t EAT THE POPULAR PHOTOPLAY HOUSE mpirE Tanjong Pagar Road. Trams Pass the Door. IHHIH^HIHi SECOND SHOW 9 30 SHARP THE ASIATIC FILM V ANUPACTURING CO PRESENT "KHOOJIN WHATCHAY (A. POOR MAN WON A LOTTERY.) A short Chi- M Photo- Play, written, produced and acted entirely680 words
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Advertisement713 1917-07-11 3 KANABOI LIMITED. In Liquidation. SALE BY PRIVATE TENDER. NOTICE is hereby given that the Mining Leases, Mining Certificates and Buildings, Plant and Machinery of Kanaboi Limited situated m Negri Sembilan m the Federated Malay States are offered for sale by private tender together or m Lots. Copies of the: Particulars713 words
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Advertisement501 1917-07-11 3 TEJ.UK ANBON RUBBER ESTATE, Ltd. NOTICE OF CLOSING OF TRANSFER BOOKS. Notice is hereby given that the Transfer Books of this Company will be closed from Friday, the 13th, to Monday, the 16th Jnly, 1917, both days inclusive. By Order cf the Board, DERRICK ft Co Chartered Accountants, Secretaries. 11-7501 words
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Advertisement242 1917-07-11 3 -WHITEAWAY'SFOR THE WELL DRESSED GENTLEMEN STEP ALONG AND INSPECT OUR STOCK. pctlT'Q PYJAMAS, v!fe^^^> White ground with jS^9^^wM^ J coloured stripes. In all weights qualities. "^^^^^^MJ^ Prices WM^^^^ti $8.50 "^WI We have just J f^B Our tailoring rjceived a large I Jc^v^N e P ai BM s assortmeDtof I jjy242 words
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733 1917-07-11 4 The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, July 11, 1917. In September 1916, about nine months ago, the Army Council, we understand, addressed a circular letter to commands abroad expressing appreciation of ser. vices rendered by local forces and requesting the names of units and individuals, whose services deserved special recognition, to733 words
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Article469 1917-07-11 4 Remarkable developments are unquestionably going on m Germany of which unfortunately we can get only the most occasional glimpses. The Eezbergeb speech m the Reichstag is one of the most startling political events m the war because Eezberger is a personal ity who cannot be ignored. It is practically impossible469 words
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Article100 1917-07-11 4 A Gazette Extraordinary issued yesterday announces that the Governor has appointed Mr W George Maxwell, c m o, to act temporarily ac Colonial Secretary, m addition to his duties as acting secre tary to the High Commissioner. He is i also appointed Vice Chairman of the Com mittee of Food100 words
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267 1917-07-11 4 A committee of the French War Relief Fund already exists m coma cities m the J Far East, aod under the initiative of Monsieur A Danjou, French Consul m Singapore, a similar Committee has been I formed m Singapore as follows Honorary President, Mr A267 words
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67 1917-07-11 4 The sale of work and cife chantant held at the Tanglin Club la?t month showed the very gratifying result of 13,140.62 and thus proved the sale as successful financially as it was artistically. Mrs Gallinagh and Mrs Qlendinning are to be congratu* lated heartily and67 words
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Article26 1917-07-11 4 The Hon Treasurer, Mr A W Yick, Char tered Bank acknowledges receipt of following contribution. Already acknowledged £26,503.18 D Maw 25 128,528 1326 words
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Article229 1917-07-11 4 Mr J B Sciivenor, Government Geologist, F M S, is now training with the Inns of Court Officers' Training Corps. (M M.) The money already expended by Japan on account of the war, and the sum included m Estimates to the presented to the Diet, amounts to V.2 10,000,000. By229 words
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Article206 1917-07-11 4 We ara informed that on Monday even iug at 7 o'clock, Mibs Morris, whilst re turning home over Oxley Rise, was attack ed by a Klirg who, doubtless with inject to rob her of her jewellery, caught her the throat and flung her down m the road. Fortunately for Miss206 words
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Article149 1917-07-11 4 By Coubtest or the Fbench Coy Paris, July i 6 2 The French 3 p tr cent bond, francs 60 80 and the 6 per Cc n' at v* Artillery lighting was itite C6e n region of Fii&in. We counterattacked BLd cap** the trenches that ti--- f149 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter356 1917-07-11 4 To the Editor. Dear Sir,— Your par;-; ur of 10 Gbi'fc date leferru.g hotel a roodalion end increes-fd cbnrpee >>■ sj. pore ctille bi'jb I. ra. i m< i v gu we are conctrckO rontr We think before \cu pubtaft w factfc that >ou ought m com taui356 words
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Letter296 1917-07-11 4 One German and three Austrian 6teart bave been added to the fleet of the ParMail Steamship Compact?, making awl of six of the interned fMteli ol the 3 governments at Manila, vrhi b have M 'turned over by the United SuteeGeNJ meut to the Pacific Mv 1 Conscription of inherited296 words
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Advertisement133 1917-07-11 4 JUST LANDED A SHIPMENT OF AMSTEL Pilsener Beer IN Quarts and Pints. SOLE AGENTS: GALDBEGK, MAGGREGOR GO. Wine Spirit Merchants. RUBBER MANGLES NEW STOCKS JUST ARRIVED rel=£ FINEST *»E3 ENGLISH /£m HP IMAKF "A the^l ius _JJP gjjgWpiiß* PLAIN IRON E E DIAMOND CUT-ROLLERS LL^PI 'THE HERCULES' jgfl^^lk PLAIN IRON133 words
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Advertisement63 1917-07-11 4 G. R. Lambert Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS li Orcbai*£oad, Telephone 10. 1055. The Oldest and Leading Studio. First In 1871, Foremost In 1917. Unequalled Facilities, Ample Resources, and the Requisite Experience, are all at out Command, thus ensuring always the produce tion of only the best results m Studio Portraiture, Child63 words
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Article345 1917-07-11 5 GALICIAN PERSIAN FRONTS Advance Withdrawal IBy Submarine Cablel [Renter*! Sprite] London, July 9.— Wireless Russian Official. vVe had a successful offensiva W e^; of Stanislau. Geueral Korniloff cap tured on Sunday several villages, 181 otiicers, 7 oro men, and forty eight guna laetacE velve heavies and aUo many345 words
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Article209 1917-07-11 5 Relations with Greece ''afcrograd, July 9. The Government tas announced that a special conference )i the A!!i ha* been convoked to consider tJajkan Atfaired Such conference is ne:essary m view of the extreme complexity >f the political strategical situation m ihe Ba.'k ie?. The object will be to209 words
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Article173 1917-07-11 5 Londoner's attitude toward 3 the feather is n0 longer that of the dilettante. .lotraen? holder or a war time Rarit-er he displays a personal concern m Nteoiolofjfaal changes The farmer* inp o' raia. air," does not nowa >c its formar interpretation of a I He give? cacdial assent criticism. And173 words
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Article516 1917-07-11 5 I REVELATIONS FOR AMERICA {By SnbmariM Cable] [Ranter's Swrioe] San Francisco, July 9. The United States District Attorney m a statement m the conspiracy case said that preparations for war against England were made m I America the year before the outbreak of war. He proceeded to summarise516 words
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Article123 1917-07-11 5 Washington, July '9.— While the final form which prohibition of exports legisla tion will take will be settled by a confer ence of both houses, it id regarded as probable the Senate's decision mentioned on July 7 will be upheld. The Senate also decided that distilled spirits m123 words
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Article148 1917-07-11 5 VICTIM OF THE MONGOLIA." Death o! a Sydney Passenger. Simla, June 30th. The Hon Mr F E Winchcombe, of Sydney, who waa one of the pasfeLgerg travel ling by the unfortunate ''Mongolia," died at Colaba War Hoepital, Bombay, on the morning cf June 29th. Mr Wiuchcombe manfully pulled an oar148 words
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Article158 1917-07-11 5 FRENCH AT PANTHEON IBy BnbaarbM Oabtel [Rmitar'a B«rvio«] London, July 9. French communique We brilliantly, repulsed a strong attack against Pantheon. We counter attacked against the trenches the enemy occupied yesterday between les Beauvettefc and Chevrigny spur. After a very lively light we broke up the enemy's energetic158 words
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Article88 1917-07-11 5 London, July 9.— Field Marßhal Haig says we raided southeast of HargicourS and took 35 prisoners. We repuleed a raid southeast of Lcos. Lor don, July 10.— Field Marshal Haig: Hostile niiders entered our advauced post weet of Wurneton and trenches east of Laventia. The enemy's artillery was88 words
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Article515 1917-07-11 5 BENGER'S FOOD. The following aniu*ing Bpeech was made by Lord Hugh Cecil. in the coarse of the debate on the Representation of the Peoples Bill. Lord H Cecil (L T Oxford University) said the vital objection to readies the Bill a second time was that it contained a vast mass515 words
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Article91 1917-07-11 5 I It came as a painful burpzUe to many Hongkong residents CO lourn that Mr W G Humphreys, founder of the firm of W G Humphreys and Go, died suddenly at eoa on the 19th ult. The deceased, who was m his 75th year, left for the North by the91 words
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Article272 1917-07-11 5 LONDON THOROUGHLY ROUSED Private Sitting Suggested IBy iubmariM Oabte] [Banter*! Service] London, July 9. In the House of Commons Mr Bonar Law said he expected Mr Lloyd George would make a fctatemeut ut a private ei&tinK regarding the air raid alter which if a publio discussion was272 words
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Article292 1917-07-11 5 From a speech by Lord Newton m the House of Lords. In January of this year the German Government informed us that no British prisoners were employed m proximity to the tranche" on the Western front, but he felt bound to give the facts to the292 words
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189 1917-07-11 5 MS RUDYARD KIPLING'S APPRECIATION OF ITALY. Mr Rudjard Kipling has just returned fioui a visit to tbe lialiau flouts cv the Carsu, Itonzo, and Tcentino, and has given bouig of mo inipreseions to a re preeentative of Renter's Agency. Mr Kipling was allowed every opportunity by tbe Italian authorities to189 words
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Article89 1917-07-11 5 The officiating minister at the Welsh chapel m the hills was of English extrao tion, bat he did his best with the Welsh names m the intimation given to him to read from the pulpit. Tbis was the con elusion of hi* announcement And, dear friends, on Friday night there89 words
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Advertisement211 1917-07-11 5 ROBINSON Co. A Ladies Tennis Shirts I J\ Vj. MADE I*l FIN E WHITE COTTG* POPLIM P/|||l Price $3.50 each. jfci |11 \y*) No 47 MADE IN WHITE LAWN II yiiJ'^ci^y^i/ Same style as illustration but with *^AfflHrn r I r^riM hand Embroidered Front S^* I Price $4.50 each. ROBINSON211 words
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Advertisement739 1917-07-11 6 "ELLERMAN" LINE. ELLERMAN AND BOCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO.. LTD. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND FOR LONDON. For particulars as to rates of freight and passage apply to McALISTER Co., Ltd., x AGENTS? KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPM (Incorporated In Holland, Boy*l Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. 2—3, COE.E.YKB QUAY, OJOMB CGSTBAOT WITH THE NETHEBLANDS ISDIA739 words
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Advertisement618 1917-07-11 6 Jr# CJ# British India AND rmpcAß JLine (Gompaniea Incorporated England!.) Mail and Passenger Services. peninsular and oriental sailings. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) For; China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports and London, MAIL LINES. HOMBWABD (FOB BUBOPl). I OOTWABD (*OB CBIML) INTERMEDIATE DIRECT SERTICE aOMRWAP618 words
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Advertisement805 1917-07-11 6 NY X JAPAN GiAIL STEAHSEIP CO., Ltd (laenfonlea In Jsyanl EUitBPEMi LINE. A service te maintained between lokohanit ivla forlß to Marseilles, London, anOer mat f contract with the Imjeriai Japanese Ocren ment. The New Twin screw Steamer maintaining this setrlee have been ■peetaDf designed and constructed, and ate fl*et805 words
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Letter352 1917-07-11 7 To the Editor, Dear Sir, With a view to the increase of the food produced m British Malaya I suggest for the consideration of Turf Clubs, Golf Clubs, Public Gardens Committees and other persons possessing suitable areas of turf that they should each procure a few young healthy352 words
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Article323 1917-07-11 7 The report of Kramat Palai Ltd., for 1016 states that the oel profit! for the year amounted to £10,782, to which has to be added the balance brought forward from the previous year, £7,035, making £17,707. After deducting the two interim dividends, there remains a balanoe of £10,267,323 words
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Article171 1917-07-11 7 The N V X report for the half year ended March 81 shown that the surplus of earnings, after deducting current expenditure for the past half year amount to Yen 22,105,245, out of which there have been deducted Yen. Depreciation of the Fleet and Property 1,448,467171 words
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Advertisement191 1917-07-11 7 BUCHANAN'S SCOTCH WHISKY SOMETHING TO t' CROW ABOUT* jJjH SLACK WHITE' ALWAYS THE HIGHEST QUALITY s ne Enormous Stocks held by BUCHANAN Co. at their onaed store the largest m the world) enable them to laintam tne high quality of this famous blend. Borneo Co., Ltd. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. SOLE191 words
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Advertisement543 1917-07-11 7 I Never Use An Oily Polish on Any of My Furniture— just OILY polishes gather and hold the dust, soiling clothing, linen and everything with which they come m ccntact. Johnson's Prepared Wax imparts a perfectly hard, dry, glasslike polish. It forms a thin, protecting coat over the varnish adding543 words
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Article987 1917-07-11 8 Sungel Buloh. The report of the Sungei Buloh Rubber Company for 1916 states that after debiting the development account with £2,876, the proportion of the year's outlay expended upon new and unproductive cultivation, the revenue account shows a balance to be carried to profit and loss account of987 words
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Article115 1917-07-11 8 official jH etatee that i nfo JJH refugee from aJH ed ln tf Uia Ea J ations of Gte^ J of the a manner w'*M Belgian deport*. of Aiva i Utn officers, who uJ^Kp with !:i:^ shCrfc obeyirjp orders ed, beaten. aL; i depote, wbik [M were taken t115 words
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Advertisement233 1917-07-11 8 PROGRESS TRANSPOKTATION has always been closely linked with progress, a step m advance of it, leading the way. The locomotive and the steamship made possible the tremendous strides civilization has taken m the past hundred years. With the dawn of the new century came the motor car— the long sought233 words
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Advertisement265 1917-07-11 8 PINKETTES taken at 1 vent morning Headaches. 50 cents per phial at your druggist's or direct by r_iß from DR. WILLIAMS' MEDICINE COMPANY M i 9 WiUywU^ ALL OV£ BLANDS ARE FITTED WITH 1 tUwSSu magneto ignition. 1 The Knight Type Engine l t Improves With Use 1 From the265 words
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Article27 1917-07-11 9 July 10, 1917. The following are the shares ac to whisb changes are notified m Messrs Fraser and Oo's yesterday's share !iet: YUYUYUYUUYUUUYUYUYU TYTRYRTYTYTRYUEYUYU27 words
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Article56 1917-07-11 9 Ciii«aOT^^ qt T? July 10 I tt*l i n't j 4| dsmaß.2 2-4} P^r&ta 33g£!fa 8 ta b 2 4 18*10 F^&zict demand Bank 816 IIDIA, T, T. Sssasosd, ff^|l>ii<l lU%Pren fO£OBAMA, demsoi 10d Java, s?o»ad 184 BASCKOK, d«m&na 66$ SovHßßiasfi, Bank Boyiug 18.C4 3.vnk ol Hngland Beta 6%56 words
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Article153 1917-07-11 9 July 10 Tin (150 tons) 1111.50 arsliiti* 14.60 Omka No. 1 26. 28 jiznibis* Oate No. f 26.00 r&jyai Black PMOBt Z po#« 29 00 Ferpoi. (Wf7iU fain; tm 40.00 c«tmaf*i [MB b the !k 42. 0 C >«liieS4 (80 to Shi 52.00 •i*.'B Ban if. v 60.00 .'icras153 words
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Advertisement630 1917-07-11 9 I War or Peace Famine or Plenty. Life Insurance is worth 100 cents 6n the dollar I WHAT OTHER PROPERTY ISP ME GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, UMITED. jfc.. 4 (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). ftEAD OFFICE; Wiadiester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE! St. Old Jewry, E.C. Oompaay feas £90,000 idpoalted wlta630 words
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Advertisement507 1917-07-11 9 YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. Incorporated m Japan Capital Subfiorlbed Y. 48,000.000 Capital Paid Up Y. 30,000,000 Reserve Fund... T. 21,300,000 Prertdent, J. Inonye Esq. Vice- President, Y. Yamakawa Esq. DIRECTORS. J. Inoaye Esq. Y. Yamabawa Esq. N. Soma Esq. M Odaglrl Esq. K. Bonoda Es«. T. KawaahlmaEsq. B. Klmnra Esq.507 words
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Advertisement434 1917-07-11 9 NEI ZEILIND INSURANCE Co., Lid, FIRE IND MARINE. (Incorporated m New Zealand.) M6-TBZE INSURANCE IBSOG. US. HIBINE. (Inoorporated m Hongkong.) GHiNI FIRE INSURANCE Co., Hi. FIRE. (Incorporated m Hongkong.) LONDON lUIMNTEE I ACCIDENT Co. Ltd. GUARANTEE. (Incorporated In England.) Fire and Marine Riakß of every desorlpt'oa aadetwrtrton at lowest oarrent434 words
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Advertisement569 1917-07-11 9 FOR SALE Two BOILERS salved from wreck of "Chiyi Maru" as they lie on Wharf at Hongkong Details available later at office of tbe under signed. Tenders must be delivered by 3r< August at Toklo. SYME ft Co., Lloyds Agents 9-7 w 11-7 MOTOR CYCLE Fo- Sale, ?h h.v. Trinrapb,569 words
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Miscellaneous397 1917-07-11 9 MAIL TABLB Todij. meeicedlafte and local malls, win be toond id list below Penang, Malacca, F M.B. (by Trtia) 9 p.oc daily (except Sunday). Johoie, 8, 9.80, 11 a.m., If.SC, I, 4A 9 pan Caoob Soon Hong 8.80 am Saigon Donai 10.80 am Miri, Labuan, etc Selangor 11am Sarawak k397 words
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Article1026 1917-07-11 10 Bridges Across the Rhine. London, June 29th.— The Basle papers •tate that five bridges of boats have been constructed across the Rhine" behind Altkirch. This is regarded as an indication of a possible retirement. la the meantime, they are a hindrance to navigation. Civil and Military Gazette"1,026 words
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Article293 1917-07-11 10 The case m which Mr E F A Swarm, manager of Messrs Barlow A Co. was Bum mooed to appear before Mr L?.ngbnni Carter m the District Court for attempting to trade with the Import Mnatcbappij Soenda of Semarang, m breach of the Trading293 words
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Article208 1917-07-11 10 German medical journals Bay that an Array doctor named Karl Kramer is having great success m the treatment of wounds with hot air and caustic. In the case of a severe hand wound it was found that the treatment produced freedom from pain, rapid cleansing of208 words
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Article139 1917-07-11 10 According to a Hamburg telegram the Prize Court there has dealt with the cage lof the British btenmer Brussels captured lon July 28, 1916. Seven claims were re jected, and the cargo and vee -el were declared a lawful prize. The British steamer I.i''.nn and its eurgo, against the confiscation139 words
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Article590 1917-07-11 10 Plotters In Berlin. Evidence of the cooperation of the Ger man Government with a band of Indian revolutionaries m the attempt to promote rebellion m India continues to accumu- late. Clear testimony on this point has been provided daring the trial now proceeding m Mandalay590 words
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Article128 1917-07-11 10 The inquiry ioto the murder of Pakiam, a Tamil woman, which took place on June 15 last, «ot 68 Dunlopet, Sivasnmy being the accused, was resumed yesterday before Mr N D Mudie. Two Tamil women were examined. Mr J C Sugars, the second magistrate, was called and128 words
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Article50 1917-07-11 10 Agents Derrick and Co. Alor Gajah 14,040 Ayer Punas 82,500 Balgownie 26,200 Qtenealy 20,500 Pajam 28,447 Pantai 14,700 Tambalak 10,400 Teluk Aneon 15,000 Buk*t Kabu 14,700 Pott Swettenham 8,512 Australasia 8,800 Sungei Gau Battery 201 tribute 40 241 pis. Ayar Molek 16,300 total 8 mos 115,414.50 words
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Article31 1917-07-11 10 Five expert American railway men re QfiDtly arrived at Yokohama en route to Russia where they will superintend the placing of railway materials supplied by the Bucyrua Company of Milwaukee, Wis.31 words
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Article71 1917-07-11 10 Despite the wet weather and counterattractions 1 this circus had a good house on Monday and again last night. The programme which is a full one is heartily applauded and the entertainment is proving as popular as ever. The first matinee will be given this afternoon and will71 words
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Article56 1917-07-11 10 The second performance of this fine musical company last night confirmed the impression that Mr Cowan has got* hold of one of the finest attractions that has ever visited Singapore. The large audience was as enthusiastic as at the first night show. Steamer arrangements permit of the season56 words
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Article478 1917-07-11 10 Chief Officer's Noble Death. One who was on board the transport Cameronia says the vessel was torpedoed m the afternoon m a calm sea. The sub marine was not Been from the Cameronia. The explosion was a eevere one, and a number of the crew and478 words
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Article31 1917-07-11 10 Old Lady "We always keep a hose ready m case of a Zeppelin raid." Visitor ll But, surely, my dear, the water would never reach them at the height they fly.'.31 words
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Advertisement159 1917-07-11 10 SCC TENNIS TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Championship. Bateman beat Adler 9— 7, 6 3. A Singles. Edwards beat Upcott 4 6, 6 l, 7 5. C Singles. T A Wright beat Williams 2—6, 6—o, 6-4. Turner beat Watt 6—2, 6—3. Newcomers. Lecot beat Savage 6—3, 6—o. Webb v Lindon, unfinished. Christensen159 words
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Advertisement177 1917-07-11 10 joj FRESH PURE GBEAMEHV 1 I BUTTER £m ALWAYS OBTAINABLE. SINGAPORE COD STQRAft CO., LTD, 1 O l^ (Incorporated m Htrtits 6ettleiuentr.) SINGAPORE DIRECTOR^ Please send your Name Address I for Publication m new Directory FREE NO CHARGE MAD? Singapore Office Kelly and Walsh Singapore Head Office Dollar Directory Co.177 words
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