The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 29 October 1918
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Title Section17 1918-10-29 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. SINGAPORB, TUESDAY, OCTOBEK 29, 1918. j£ bi T TS NO. 9,50517 words
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Article268 1918-10-29 1 Late wire news wiil be found on page 4 Late war news from China papers is given on page 10 Subscriptions to war and other funds" will be found on page 10 Raub Australian Gold Mine report for the past month is given on page J3 The268 words
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Article1269 1918-10-29 1 McLETCHIE,— MESS WAITER." Aged about thirty, an undersized rat ol a man, hollow cheated, weak kneed, with a pimply (ace, he was nererthelees ona of the most priceless treasures that tha Army haa acquired during the present war. What walk m life he adorned, prior to the cutbreek of hostilities1,269 words
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Advertisement113 1918-10-29 1 0m TYRES LrmS IND PNEUMATICS RAFFLES HOTEL. \fUrnoon TEAS will be served m the ho tci lounge and on the lawn every Thursday from 4.30 p.m. Music m attendance Cinema Siiow on the iawo, especially for children, at 6.30 p.m. (weather permitting). rVDffWDITCD M4f>E IN ENGLAND IN OUR OWN RIBBONS113 words
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Advertisement600 1918-10-29 1 i KELLY WALSH LTD. 'ISCORPOBATED IN HONGKONG), BOOKS ON^HE WAR. In the Fourth Tear. Anticipaions of General Von Sueall by Robert Blatch a World Peace by H. G. Wells 2.75 ford 200 Canada m Flanders, Vol 111 cf tho The Great Crusade by The Rt. Hon. D. Official Story of600 words
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Advertisement111 1918-10-29 1 LATEST 4BVEHf!§B«£*TS. Notica re return of Directory forma Pafc-e S. Adelphi Hotel Oar Dl 5 floret b^ll Pcge 10. H C Hudson has the magic flute on sale P-go 2. Otomune and Co wili be clcaed on Oct 81 Page Notice re meeting about New Year tsporis Page 8. Fresh111 words
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Advertisement5 1918-10-29 1 GOODRICH TYRES SOUPS AND PNEUMATICS,5 words
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Miscellaneous92 1918-10-29 1 THE WEEK. Tuesday 29th. High ftate* o-SS a m,, 6-27 p m. Commeroial Rubber 00, meeting. Wednesday 30th. High Water— 7-48 a.m., 7-46 p.m. Thursday 31st. High Water— B it a.m., 846 p.m. Boy Scouts Meeting V.M.C.A. 9 p.m. Frifav, November Ist. ctten Wmh- 9 2 a. 933 p.m. All92 words
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Article328 1918-10-29 2 II; haa bscn rudely suggested that Ministries could do with half their preaent staaTs, Bines halt the members cf all Minis tries oniy apeni their time quarrelling departmentally with each othei J I want the head of the man who eaid Onr staff shonld bs half not328 words
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Article116 1918-10-29 2 A W rracp aFl ee *t reec worker with tho Pali bUim tore** vftitet, "ac present our b.vwu,c m oa the ooaai or tha Msditer raue.tn. The na:ive tHherrnan ronnd hfre U antUasj if not up to data, and hicharge are ths laal word ia profl'eeri-g I waa more interested116 words
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Advertisement526 1918-10-29 2 IPs*\p**m^P ja New Ideas Crnrn^i %b«!**3 J. 11. FLYNN ANDERSON I Advertiser, 16. Chan c r ile> 3 I lJJM Ml^^ ,t^ M,^ MM> *a^a»aiaMaawaw*^MaMaaaaM aaa muni ma <MW HAVE YOU TRIED FULL SIZES? j LARG- STOCKS NOW /YAILABLE. THE PARSEE EMPIRE THEATRICAL CO. QF BOMB V I High Glass526 words
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Advertisement1025 1918-10-29 2 Saturday, October 26, lo Thursday Od k EViR AN ENTERTAINING PHOC rJI PICTURES TBI^ rfHf! ME U An Ince-Kay Bee (Ti lan/ In 5 Parts < A play writ en to ruit th:- WW f inset I a drama ot character which sno*a tbat thi am i i feelings acd1,025 words
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Advertisement734 1918-10-29 3 m**^ NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF mjh KEROSENE' OIL. I ikJ Take Care of your Tins. ILV *______\r atal seventy cent B eacn tor them and so reduce tne cost 1*1 c:in g of yonr oil. I neb a hole only m the cap when opening. I t P- ich a734 words
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Advertisement661 1918-10-29 3 "BOOKLO7ER=I will find things worth while ln The Himallad and the Hamanlad by AMARANTH (Kelly ard Walsh). That is my opinion. What is yours C.J.0." 26 10 ao SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTO. (Incorporated m Straits Settlements) No'lce is hereby given that the Transfer Boob 8 of this Oompany will661 words
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Advertisement955 1918-10-29 3 NOTICE. 1 G Otomune Co., 1 R ffl s Piace, will be closed on Thursday, ai«t Oct., m honour of the Birthday of His Maj msf the Emperor of Japan. S9 »0 3C li NEW YEAR SPORTS 1919. NOTICE A PubMc wi'l hn held m tbe North I Rocm, Singapore955 words
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Advertisement780 1918-10-29 3 RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD MIKING Co, I id. (incorporate i h Qusei.A.i ,3 TheGrneralManaoeu *> I'Ko.nEs* <ei»ort> pob Foub Weeks Ending oot sth The aecDmpacying sheet of Mine Measurements and Assay returns ahowa a total of 897 ft male up of 7 ft sinking, 65 II driving, and 825 ft croßScotting.780 words
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Article19 1918-10-29 4 I Newman.— At Kuala Lumpur, on the 2 -th inst to Mr. and Mrs. James Newman, a *on,19 words
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Article95 1918-10-29 4 i Ha Z ABD —Killed In acticn on the Western Front, 2nd Lieut. Douglas Hazabd, 'iv 6 I Middlesex Regiment, late of the Asiatic Petroleum <;o. (S.S Ltd., Fenacg. (By Cable) j Mk. B. Alwaroi FungeiCLob Kstat al Gonial Hospital. Kuala Lumpur, on tie 28r<3 Ootober, i 918, from95 words
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1320 1918-10-29 4 The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, October 29, 1918. To take the resignation of Luden DORFF as out* of the signs of the dis integration of Germany is quite reason able more so now than at an earliei period of the war, when tbe earlier Ger man military failures took place.1,320 words
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Article836 1918-10-29 4 London, Oct 27. Field Marshal Hal's reporting on aviation c&ji we dropped eight aud half tcno of bombs oa Oct V 6 oa important railway St&Ciooe with ex cellent reantta. We dGslroyed eigot end drove down three machines cue cf control. Ntoe British aie missing. Oar uigiitfl cr*836 words
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Article36 1918-10-29 4 tr Genera] Of I L i i ii > DAoj U; Ar Hif mi of Mi ftoci ex! P Piawa ia b BMBO4 I ftt 4 OH mm r vbila t ntifiCae ortlj Jiv.-, i36 words
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Article30 1918-10-29 4 DEATH OF MR J.E. BROWN. rres. a, jit ott B aeai sntei i sf His lab j tf a well kno? laid sf i about week. Dsc< tbe Province T>30 words
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Article14 1918-10-29 4 Members ot Lbs P aili pie., pof P"*«csi have bt further sottus*14 words
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Article208 1918-10-29 4 One of laic sliest latei aa* eaaepal the ehipl iogenioni strategeai v information poeliabi 1 j Boe:ou, protect j wa *&uccbed ia 1-4 j fore complete.] rote tbao h span. Iv tbe Sfdtner r u would have beeu ttafc B t the trenuudo^ juimil fj. J208 words
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Article213 1918-10-29 4 mm+Mr W Craig, aaatfstsi ji general, and Mr 6 Craig SSfl Sj Australia. Mr Craig teases wiiSSSa leave. a a»» His Excellency the ftovei pleased, by an Instrument f»^ tbe Public Seal [»f rVs Ootou] day of Oct, 1 91 N to c or as M the Hon'ble Mr Frederick213 words
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Advertisement161 1918-10-29 4 ll mm\ C BO M L O J PP S If IU k li iTO o T^ s W BULLOCH LADE sJBQk iEQ WATSON'S No. 10 lllUlllLU 'I PERFECTION MARTIN'S V.V.O. U3GE STOCK? Reasonable Prices i afi fl i nnr^w iiiAAfir^A^ d at%A aaaßll^ aßßM llßani *^'^BaM>Bnßißa*aaHaßnaiaaaßHaißaMßßaaßßßHMHMMaHaHHaaHßßi^aaH^ bim b DAlHlriti161 words
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Advertisement42 1918-10-29 4 I Wilson Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS ORCHARD EOID. TELEPHONE 1038 6 Cabinet Portraits $6 (12 do SiO) Note the conditions of onr offer "No satisfactory Proof, No Payment." No better guarantee of tbe bf^u quality ci onr \sotu could be given or demai^Ccd42 words
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Article237 1918-10-29 5 OEfl IN FULL RETREAT Q]ii Front Driven m ,-r m oorreepoc r i luartere ia the oey'i assay altei un irrupted f x im Ibe j bim to the MM than Ibal 'A ii o nl l ii ne guceescivelj from tbe Ber m Ugh! i treat237 words
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Article191 1918-10-29 5 German Desperation —Renter's eosratpoar beadojaarasti (Oct 36) n ash armiss are giving the ts aad whenever there Is h br Seal a frash blow. .ssparate to day along miles long of the tsrsss le Cateau and pj be reeking with t ss *c posspad into it. witton191 words
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Article500 1918-10-29 5 PLAIN HINT TO KAISER Austrian Demobilisation Rumoured C*7 Babesariae Gable] Aieu*»re berricej Copenhagen Oct *7.-The Kaiser has' nccepud the resignation of General! Berlin reports say tha! the Kaiser m accepting Lndanootirs resignation del creed that the lower Rhenish R« c irnect nambei 39, ol Which Ludendorfl WH500 words
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Article296 1918-10-29 5 Reuters Agency and Wireless Services, j Tbe China Mail of Oct 11 cays: The' F»r Ei.6t bas now two services of news by wireless, m addition to tbe voluminous service by submarine cable. For some! time past American news has been suppli i ed to Shanghai and296 words
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Article143 1918-10-29 5 TIGRIS ARMY ADVANCES Aleppo Captured l*▼ Submarine Cable] [Renter's Bervioe] London, Oct 27.— Mesopotamia official. We oontinue to pursue the Turks on both banks of the Tigris and have forced a passage over the Lesser Z*b near the mouth m conjunction with tbe cavalry, which after crossing143 words
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Article29 1918-10-29 5 Vancouver, Oct 27 —The Canadian Pacific Earner Princess Sophie from Skag was foundered m a gale and 268 pas3?ng ers and 75 ers*- a>-e rrportod drowned.29 words
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Article26 1918-10-29 5 London, Oct 27.— The Presi Bureau slates i kat tbe Prime Minister, Mr Balfour witn naval anl military officers has proceeded to France.26 words
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Article28 1918-10-29 5 Chrietiania, Oct 26.— Spanish [influenza is raging unabatedly m all tha towns cf Norway. Spanish influenza is spreading throughout Germany causing numerous deaths. my28 words
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Article145 1918-10-29 5 COUBTESY OP THE FRENCH CONSULATE. Paris, Oct 26:h 6.20 p.m —The French 8 per cam bonds are at francs 62 the 6 per cent at 68. e6, and the 4 per cent at 7165. Between the Oise and Serre, m spite of the enemy resistance we captured145 words
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Article214 1918-10-29 5 From an industrial and commercial point of view considerable importance attaches to the decision recently reached at tbe Educational Conference held at Peking to initiate an organised effort to make Mandarin the only spoken language of China, and do away with the hundred dialects now m existence.214 words
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Article108 1918-10-29 5 The Swiss journal, Die Elektroinduttrie, gives particulars of a process for removing the temper fron hardened steel. Th« piece to be softened i< placed on a pi *te of iron at rtd heat and covered by a plate of cold iioc. After tbn whole has cooled, the piece108 words
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Article837 1918-10-29 5 A PLAIN DEALING MAN Kaiser Mast Go London In a telegram from Washington (24th) the Seoretary of State has forwarded through the Swiss charge d' affairs rhe following reply to Germany's note Having received the solemn and explicit assurance of the German Government shat it unreservedly accepts the837 words
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Article78 1918-10-29 5 Tbr-ffi has been completed at Oamara, Naw Zealand, a large wood pipe for the j conveyance of water. Tha pipe is 36 m m diameter, and is continuous tbiougbout Us whole luagtb of 1,6« C ft. It b«8 beea laid m a trench I*s hdoptton wus heoes sary owing to78 words
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Advertisement93 1918-10-29 5 ROBINSON CO. /V£/17, COMPACT, SIMPLE Smoking Mixture 5i. 35 per lb. tin I SJHMBBaaaSSSggiSaagaaWßK^^ Mr. H. N. BUCKERIDGE Late ul Ml: i LAJf A V KITE, Photographers to Their MAJESTIES) Begrs to announce that he conducts the ONL¥ EUROPEAN STUDIO SINGAPORE at The BURLINGTON. dOC Paces Nortb of tbe AdeLpbl93 words
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Advertisement542 1918-10-29 6 P. &0a Rmtish India N AND A.PCAB LIiNE (Companies Indoxaoiated la Englaad J Mail and Passenger Services PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. Co. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) true Company's mail services east or bomb AY are at present c ended. VfcB Company's INTERMEDIATE SERVICES TO AND FROM LONDON542 words
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Advertisement831 1918-10-29 6 THE NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. (Inoorporated m Japan.) The s.s. Snwa Maru 21,6c0 tons will sail for Seattle on or abrat the 15th November calling at Hongkong Shangkai Kobe. For freight passage, and farther particulars apply to Paterson Simons ft Co, Ltd, Agents. 25 10 uo THE OCEAN TRANSPORT. s Incorporates831 words
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Advertisement644 1918-10-29 6 Ipacific mail steamship cq^; (INCOBPORITED IN 11 S. A.) I REGULAR MONTHLY TRANS PACIFIC Bssaa^ Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama, Kocolulu and San f S.S. ECUADOR". 14 000 tons frora Hongkong on or L ft S.S. 'COLOMBIA. 14.000 tons do fc S.S. "VENEZUELA', 14 000 tons do do L and every644 words
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Article1784 1918-10-29 7 An Englishwoman's Adventures. A grating and a creaking, a violent jerk, and out train lumbered heavily into the night, bound for Siberia, the unknown land of myitery. After long delay in Moscow a fourth c'asB carriage had been conceded to us, a party of 88 Ejg lisa, by1,784 words
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Advertisement71 1918-10-29 7 MTS OCXS OF THE TWO FAVOURITE V P iH 1/V 1% 1 I r K\ II Li 111 I LilVu JL JLJL JOjb Have Arrived o lOOK 3 lZ6St £MPIHC" OLIVER.' f 9 d wide. Foolscap takes paper 9in. wid 14in wide Brief 14 n w dl Special (O.ivoi' takes71 words
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Advertisement499 1918-10-29 7 BRITISH (SIAM) WAR AID ASSOCHTIOK "SOT PaY 1913 §mt fO N LOTTERY. TICALS 1,000,000. Tickets, Ticals 5 or $3.50 eacb. all tickets are soia Prizes will be Ist Priz 9 Ticals 200,000 2 Prises 50,0( 0 each 4 20.t)00 140 I 500 l Tht ba'ance ot icais 26 \0 r499 words
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Article1142 1918-10-29 8 wmmmmmtmmmmm GERMAN OFFICER ON RECRUITS. British Air Superiority. War Correspondents' Headquarters, Aug 7th. An unusually interesting documanl haa fallen into cur hands m tbe form of a diary kepi by an officer of the ?Brd Fusilier Regiment of ths llth German Division covering the petiod from early m April1,142 words
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Advertisement763 1918-10-29 8 EVINRUDES EVINRUDE Purchase ><„„■ 1 DETACHABLE IiOWBOAT Cf CANOE MOTOa lf ll T>TTr\T?CJ o can be taken with you or onto, street XiUl/iJFj 1 1*0 il l i car or train. Attachc-d ia a rsinute. 'I o Speed 7-8 miles en hour. Four-Cycle Twin, i~€k\rrj\ Q /I ra a<-a 4..763 words
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Article59 1918-10-29 9 :>OBUmy m 1 off at Oct 28 teal imt 3 -4 B*l6 temanA 1-8 16 ifi :> **;'als eim'iiH h r. t 84 16 82 i mWmm Aea so -J Baal 802 asVBIB, T. T. 164f EO! WxVmm lam I 48i%Prem LCEwZ.iAai, i:<ia:?.r;i lOOti J4\l s S*2G%£.: 12r*i S4B6K3S,59 words
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Article111 1918-10-29 9 v m wul^^a v ii Pm\ aw«S*SJB »j G I*l l* 2-*-<-. s<2a!i pt:tl :< Qialls| GOni t.i It lakt 10.00 Ei aee&lam paaal It 12.00 PsUUd Hatall Qorti Oar^a Sudaiad 865 !^-s sttsai 6 50 ■>Bi*=;£, Bs^ssr.r SLies^Se* 2,400 BUe, Baajreaa Wfcfai 218 S"i. t BCB NO. I111 words
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Advertisement242 1918-10-29 9 „3 rv-^r ?^.OOO,CuO Assurance m force over $9,000,000 rH GC AT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). f Bl ID OFFICE: V7inchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, aid Jewry, EX. OtXOOU [HsjlHilSiill alth the supreme Cosr t of England, and oomplleß with the Brltohttfe Issoraaoe Oom^alas va242 words
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Advertisement429 1918-10-29 9 •^•-'Hj Ui 111 I bsooaPoaATai] dj 7apaji J »US3 ital Sabeortbed ii,000.000 i; ssttal PaidTJv m v, tt ooo,ooo J Haaesfc f, iK t ioo,ooc rtYsslifsafi laonytr 11*$, MSCfaHB. J. laouye Esq y. Yamakawa Esq N, K.>jiv.-.nr i Esq. K. Odasjtrt JBsq, H, Soma L-^q. R,»r n K. TvS-ar^ki K.429 words
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Advertisement232 1918-10-29 9 The Eastern United Assurance CORPORATION Ltd. XiLimO GViPieS-— BINQAPOBafi l«coi:pc->at-fcd Sii ibe S?raitg Settle.moats fi§* BEFU7IUT.-- Risks saasated oa B?.iM« i-i«;E ana ateronandlse at satrect xatey, mm aWaUWIiBST.w.i noniaMce ejected os Hells and Cargo. Vos 101 l saitlotilairs ss to r**oa asd aU otbef I ;.t' .n aaal] to i232 words
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Advertisement300 1918-10-29 9 i *f^stß^aatta'a* m^nmssmmm NORTH BRITISH AN3 MERCANTILE INSURANCE CGIfIPASY (lucorporatcd In Great B»ltain). l??i?r!JS plfl Oon^aote, LatestOonoesslons. MAHINE All kindd of Marine Bubiness transacre;!. MOTOR CAR 3 Reduced Rates. Increased Benefits. Po!ic!.3H Issued by this Company cove? Accidental Damage, Public Liability, Burglary, Fire Tran-ij. H. J. TOTTON, McSL.'STER Co Ltd..300 words
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Advertisement854 1918-10-29 9 SURGEON WANTED •For Bteamer procn cling to tbe TTnHeJ Kin«c!otn Bhoril^. Apply (bifjre ;-ove:iiLer Srd) to W. MANSFIELD COMPANY, LIM:T£D [Incorporated m England] Sitiyapore. Lar^r^ rffl'o or effieea m central location fiuitab c for Ehipping m I Jmporf Crm. The Bobert D^ Hi r (Jo., c/o Syme A Co, 29854 words
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Advertisement30 1918-10-29 9 STOCKS AND SHARES. Oct. :h Tbe following era tnj shares aa to which changes am notified m Messrs Fiaser and Co's yesterday's share liat i overs Sellers IDBBEI DOLUS JMPAMES.30 words
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Miscellaneous335 1918-10-29 9 MATT. TART V 5 To-dif lateiinediate and looal mails Vtfl ie to-y.a is list below Penang, Malacca, F.M. B: lay aaaaaj l8>«m dally (except Sunday). Johore 8, 9.80, noon, 8, 4 6 p.m. Cacob Soon Hong 8 80 am Samarang 4 New Zealand 9.80 am Pangkal, via ports 10.30 AM335 words
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Article298 1918-10-29 10 About 1 p ro. on Friday, there died at his residence, 12 Wiikia Road, Mr Wini fred Augustina d* Cruz, a well licorrn member of tha Eurasian commutity of Singapore, at the Lg<* cf 49 years. He had been m declining heal'h for some time,', but for298 words
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Article309 1918-10-29 10 The "Our Day" Country Fair will open al four o'clock ou .turday tbe Ctb. of November at tba R Re«c c«- Course. Tbe chief organisers are Lady E?elyn Ycutg Pre sident, Mrs C W Darbighir* Vice PresiJeu:, W P Ker Hon Treas. Mrs L P Ebueu309 words
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Article84 1918-10-29 10 At the Harima Hall those whD have net yet discovered who is tba Man m the Mystery Ship will nc*- have another op portunily of solving it m the 15th tad 18th episodes. Iv tbe First Show Bluebird Photoplay presents Louise Lorely m Painted Lips a dim! interesting84 words
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Article178 1918-10-29 10 Corner cir 2 frcm yetterday (the 28 h ine'.uu.) all stations on Faharg Line and Kuala Pilah branch exs. pfe Mala and Krambit wi.l bo opened for trafSc. At tha second court \ectcr. Chew Fook was charged witb Ihe theft cf clothes ard 3 wrtch and chain frcm '2>j Joho;e-rd,178 words
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Article151 1918-10-29 10 ACCUSED MAN EXECUTED. The last eet m connection with the Olcbe Hotel Murder case took place behind the prison walls early yesterday j morning, when the execution took place of Liang Ah Tee, a Hokchia wbo was sen tenced to death at tbe last Assizes for the151 words
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Article95 1918-10-29 10 Ii bas bt*sn decided to keep tha local schools c oeed for another wetk, Io Penang rbe deaths frcm infl.nnzi recorded include Mr R X Dunstan of Topbara Jones and R iil ten and Mr P M Martinez, Siuitary Inspector, Health Oflflje Of those who have bad the95 words
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69 1918-10-29 10 SINGA PORE LADIES' GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP. The competition fjr tbe Andrew Carrie Ccp will tuke pl°.c^ on tbe Garrison Golf Coarse beginning ca Nov 1. Tbe first roucd mast be completed by Nov 6, tbe second by Nov 8, ihe final by Nov 12. Tbe following is th 2 draw. Mrs69 words
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Article58 1918-10-29 10 Ninth List. Acknowledged ***** 30 Total proceeds cf aa evening Performance at ihi "Cioema Francais Malacca (pec Mr H WFord^ 192 Mr E Teesecsohn and friends 101 The Lanadron Estate Staff 50 Mr F C Wceford (per H E Major General Ridout) 20 18,898.30 The above are58 words
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42 1918-10-29 10 The following subscriptions are grate fully acknowledged Hon'ble Mr R J Addia $250 V Gibbons 100 W P W Ker 100 Straits Steamship Co Ltd. 100 Singapore Cold Storage Co Ltd. ICO 9660 R J Addie, Hon. Treas.42 words
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Article325 1918-10-29 10 A epcial Gazette issued m Kuala Lumpui on Monday morning states The Chief Secretary to Government hai received with det p grief the news of she death of Hia Highness Sir Abdul Jalil Naarnddin filakhtaram Shah, k c m q Suit^a cf Pirak, at Kuila325 words
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Article1327 1918-10-29 10 Commander of Caceho-Slovak Forces. A Pacific Port, Oct 4th, General Mau rice Janin, French Commander and a Veteran of tha Marne, is here en route to Siberia to assume command of me Czecho Slovak Forces. He raised a new Czechoslovak banner at a public reception here. An1,327 words
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Article371 1918-10-29 10 The Finding The Court, comprising Mr Jaslice L M Woodward, Mr J R Brown and Mr Alien Dennys (Asseesots), gave its finding on Friday m the enquiry m connection with the acquisition of 23 acres, 8 roods, 81 polos of land (Lot 18S XVIII Mukim I) from371 words
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Advertisement288 1918-10-29 10 STRONG AND WATERPROOF p^ C4/VMS 84(5$ FOR PACKING Of iDMrnPrnCSTh I t€%JDDt.H I 1 M*MMMMMM«MMMMMawaMaraw«a«aa«aaM»»a«ww«wM«r._^ rTl|> THE STRAITS SmXEwJi? ■ra 515 p 1 1 1 1™ aaal laf laf laf V II U OUR DAY 1918 5i WAR LOAN Loi[ SANCTIONED BY GOVERNMENT and run under the auspices of OUR288 words
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