The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 13 January 1919
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Title Section15 1919-01-13 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN OJfiNTS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUAKY 13 1919. NO. 9,56715 words
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Article243 1919-01-13 1 The new Lloyd George Ministry is announced and contains few surprises thongh several new offices. J^re Times and other papers are verjM*£B.ppojnted with the list— Page 4. General Smote fcas majie the first real attempt to formulate a workable scheme for a League of Nations. The preliminary243 words
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Article874 1919-01-13 1 No one who baa not been m France can realiee the ec or moat part which the motor lorry plays m the war. It supplies the link between the railway and the front line. All the vast amount of material which an Army eocsumee, food, cats, hay, building material,874 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement183 1919-01-13 1 RAFFLESJOTEL. I SINGAPORE CENTURION CELEBRATIONS I THURSDAY FEBRUARY 6th 1 Special Dinner FOLLOWED BY 1 Dinner $2 Supper $2 I tastefully arranged I TABLfiS BOOKGD FOS DINNER OR SUPPER ItOBINSON_PIANO Go. FINLAYSON GREEN Opposite the Dutch Bank. TABLE WINES. I/if f |-r *****/ (jT3»VeS ov»arocin fVrics V Jlliajj I Enormous183 words
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Advertisement102 1919-01-13 1 A Revolution m Tyre Sizes Motoiists have, hitherto had recourse to I so-called oversizes (at a highly ov. rsized price) to make up their tyre capacity to the normal or adequate requirements of resiliency and oarryiug power. This is *lo longer UCvCOoni j The remedy is to use only Goodrich102 words
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Advertisement114 1919-01-13 1 LATEST AIIVERTISEWfcWTS. Centenary celebration at tbe Raffles Hotel— Page 1. Tbe Tonic3— Page 2. Albambra and Empire programmes Page 2. Footwear at Wbitea way's— Page 8. Caldbeck, Macgregor and Go have barrels for sale— Page 4. War Loaa receipts Page 6i Feature Filme. Ltd, m liq. Page 5. Scripps-Booth car114 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous88 1919-01-13 1 THE WEEK. Monday 13th. High Water— B-* 6 a.m., 9-6 p.m. Legislative Council. 2. 50 p.m. LoSge Zetland, 8 pm. The Tonics, Vie Theatre. Tuesday 14th. High Water— Bo a.m., 10-5 pm. Rent Board, 2.15 p.m. Wednesday, 15th. High Water— B-. 8 a.m., 10-<2 p.m. I Thaipaaam Festival begins. Thursday88 words
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Article415 1919-01-13 2 A3SS3IBLIN I CHARGE F\ILS. fi.-ic-t M laatioa EiMlenatth« Assizes, Oi Satvrd Ibrei TaoehiaSi nun ed Tan St .n Wi Pan SMB Kwm Rod Cban Kok y Jnf r 2* i wi h as J^;r»b!:ng for f c r rpc <" ol co omit log gaaf- robbery. Al 1415 words
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PENANG TURF CLUB.
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Article93 1919-01-13 2 Races 1 and 8. (Six furloogs.) Rouma nia, May B. Fallow Land, Pan!, Victory, Fioradcra, Ampanff, Master Jack, Aringa. Races 2,8 and 6. (Six furlongs.) Queen Bath, Lady Birnab, Kota Tinggi, Charles X, Dandy, Farisba, Baba Kechit, Query, Katak, Sol Dhn, Polar Star, Cartridge. Races 4, 593 words
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Article72 1919-01-13 2 Races 1, 8 and 7. (Race 1 class C five furlongs. Races 8 and 7 six furlongs.) Same as races 2, 3 and 6 first day. Races 2 and 8. (R C Same as races 1 and 8 first day with the mission of Master Jack. Racks 4,72 words
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Article81 1919-01-13 2 Races 1 and 7. Ronmania, May B Fallowland, Viocory, Floradora, Ampang, Matter Jack, Aringa. Races 2, 8 and 8. Queen Beth, Lady Baruab, Kofca Tinngi, Charles X, Dandy, Farieha, Baba Ketchit, Query, Katak, SoldhD, Polar Star. Races 4 and 0. Queen Beth, Camouflage, Golden Mead, Hampton, Court, Firefly,81 words
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Article74 1919-01-13 2 Now ihat the lialiuna Me m Trieste, it it» UKtraoliti lo l' v ik hu-k upon the plane of the Pan Ij •tmaateti for mo &r. uexacion of that ci y. la Greater Get natiuy one of thoir t»pckc:M.:bn dunned lhaD it mast constitute a It-iehslaud like Alsace Lorraine, and74 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement321 1919-01-13 2 ESTABLISHED AGENCY IN AUSTRALIA i V,:»h hiatj efflee iv tft! bourne desirrs to get into t v h with SINGAPORE FIRMS loivottiog and Exp^rticg Hardware, Metals General Goods Apply ia tlrst instance to: "MEKCHANT" c/o ANGEftSnfe'S, Idvertising Igency, 16, CHANGS ALLEY. POMEROY FACE POWDER aND i MED3GAL Httt Opposite Po321 words
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Advertisement618 1919-01-13 2 PALLADIUM ORCHARD ROAD To-Night! at 9-30 To-Nightl! COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME INCLUDING MARIE EMPRESS The Fascinating Broadway Star m THE GIRL WHO DOESN'T KNOW An txoep ionally foiceful and impressive reply to a problem widely discussed m Pre.-s and iulj.it 5 Acts of Gripping and Compelling Heart interest Supported by618 words
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Advertisement318 1919-01-13 2 MORE VICTORY PICTURES Placing vividly before you SCENES IN THE *LUiS^WH M g THE WESTERN FRONT IN INTENSELY INTERESTING RETROSPECT OF THE WAR FGOM THE COMMI SSm I Of TIE MMM *«T TILL 'Hi CESSATION OF HOS ILITIEJ. ALHAMBRi THE WAR IN THE WEST, FROM 1914 to 1919 Ide fticglj318 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous51 1919-01-13 2 BO* SCOUTS ASSOCIATION. Orders lot week ending Saturday, Jan 18, Monday 18. Signalling Ciaasee, YM C A Ground, 5.16 p.m. 'Ihnrs4ay 16. Bugle Band Practice, Main*. Voiuuteer Club 6.15 p.m. Executive Com. Mtetiog, Commission.' er's Office 6 p m. The Weekly Parade of the First Troop will be held on51 words
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Article2379 1919-01-13 3 HBARIN6 CONCLUDED: JUDGXBXT RESERVED. l id r HK Stewards act Fairly In the Supreme Court on Saturdays before Mr Justice Wbitley, argument was continued m tha matter arising out of the disqualification of rhe hor^e I C U at tte !ast Autumn MMttflg cf tbe Sicgiprj?, Sporting2,379 words
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Article338 1919-01-13 3 AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE. The Tonics, who made their debut at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday evening, are appropriately named, for such a variety of inspiriting turns presented by so small a Company would be hard to beat. There was a capital attendance and everyone came away smiling.338 words
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Advertisement61 1919-01-13 3 LADIES LAWN TENNIS CLUB. Members are hereby notified that the Courts will be realy for play on Friday, 24th current. H. J. TOTTOH, Hon. Secretary. ill 131 GOVERNMENT NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that subscriptions to^ Straits Settlements 5£ per cent War Loan will not be received after Saturday, the61 words
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Advertisement845 1919-01-13 3 IHPOHTANT NOTICE j TO OWNERS CAPTAINS AND ENGINEERS OF ALL SHIPS TRADING TO SAIGON Rhould you require repairs Deck or tingioe Room or any bind of storu*, pleasa commit us UNIVERSAL MACHINERY 40 42 Rue Chatgneau Saigon. Oall flog U. Code A.B.C. sth edtn. Sole Agents ot L. Jacque Co's845 words
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Advertisement311 1919-01-13 3 ENGLISH AMERICAN Footwear For All Occasions SHpPR 1 Gents Tan and Black Brogue i' t"**^'--- Shoes heavy sole best quality, rcund toes ss sketch. Gaiit's Football Boots, superior qua- Prl °e Sl9 50 per pair. li:y strong leather sole either with bars or studs as sketch. Mfefc*^ Price $11.50 per311 words
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Domestic Occurences
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Article21 1919-01-13 4 Karthegisu— Daly— On January 7th, 1919, at ft. John's Church, Kuala Lumpur, Mr. A Kahtki Gieu to Misa Btbil Daly.21 words
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894 1919-01-13 4 The Singapore Free Press Monday, January 13, 1919. When the cult of Christian Science; was m its infancy, an advocate of this method of healing was asked what be would do with a person bleeding to death from a wound, and he replied, somewhat dubiously, that he would j pray,894 words
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Article453 1919-01-13 4 I starving millions of their fellow men. The war among nationalities has been succeeded by a war among classes, even more bitter than the struggles between the great armies m the field, for m this case there is no restraint at all, no discipline, no object within immediate attainment, no453 words
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Article718 1919-01-13 4 BUT A RECONSTRUCTION OF THE OLD New Portfolios Created f»7 BntMnariM Oat>i«J [Router's Barrios] London, Jan 6. At the request ct the Premier, all members of the Government have resigned The following Labourites who were members of tbe late Government, gays the Duly Mail, have agreed to718 words
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Article432 1919-01-13 4 ALLIED DELEGATES NOW ASSEMBLING Bonar Law Flies Over {By ••tMßtriM U*bl. LlUcUr'g Barrios] Loodon, Jan 10. The ne*rpani < t'u.:. that the War Cabinet has itppasutea th< following Britfcti delegation t.i the f, Confcrmc* 1 Me Lloyd George, Mr H L%w, Mr Bilfaar and Mr BaoMM Daanniou432 words
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Article375 1919-01-13 4 Premier's Timely Homily London. Jan 8 Official The Prime Minister has been giving careful attention to the speed of demobilisation. He considers that the first duty is tc ensure that the fruits of the victory which have been won by the sacrifice of *wJf I ■o many lives and375 words
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Advertisement98 1919-01-13 4 FOR SALE A NUMBER OF EMPTY BARRELS IN GOOD CONDITION GALDBEGK, MAG6REGOR Go. BEER BASS I|| STOCKED GREEN I N DIAMOND jIIL QUARTS LIGHT fffll AND BITTER |f|||| PINT S. John Little (Sfe Co., Ltd. (INCORPORATED IK ENGLAND) SINGAPORE. "CARIBONUM" CARBON PAPE The carbon that gives the best service. No98 words
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Advertisement43 1919-01-13 4 Wilson Co.' PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS j ORCHARD BOID. TELEPHONE 1085 6 Cabinet Portraits $6 (12 do $10) Note the conditions of our offer 11 No satisfactory Proof, No Payment." No better guarantee of the high quality of out work conlil be given or demanded.43 words
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Article1093 1919-01-13 5 FAILURE OF SPARTACIST RISING Ebert Government's Strength »7 tttawtM L+hl*i JUttari sWvisej I Amsterdam. Jan 6 —The Spirtacui p-vr'y att—pttd ft conp aVatat yatlsfday L Crtnißi 'v rt'.-u!t >- uuku'jwn. The j L* meaaafl from B-riin, dated •»40| > v. avaaiaf, e'a'.e* thai tbe Wolff j Bar1,093 words
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Article428 1919-01-13 5 Why the Sailors Mutinied London, J*n 6 —Sir Eric Geddes, speaking at a concert of wounded Overseas men atOatlanda, Surrey, eaid that he would give the palm foe baing the beat, bravest and p'uekieat section of tbe navy to the men of the '25th mine laying428 words
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Article111 1919-01-13 5 Feared New Attack Paris, Jan 4. Excelsior reveals the details of a new offensive cm the Lorraine front which ha(* bean fixed to begin on Not 12, the knowledge of which compelled the Germans to cue for an armistice.. S: x hundred thouaacd French tud Americana commanded111 words
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Article563 1919-01-13 5 GEN. SMUTS OUTLINES A SCHEME Practical Idealism \Bi Bnbm»rin« Okbte] [tUmUr'B B«rTk»] London, Jan 10 General Smuts hag published a pamphlet outlining a suggest ed programme for the Pease Conference as regards tbe League of Nations, of which the following are some of the chit! points If563 words
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Article201 1919-01-13 5 The Wages of Folly London, Jan 6.— From Berlin Writing m Zukunft about Germany's policy of alii ances, Maximilian Harden declares that Germany's rulers have madly squandered fche strength of the nation m an attempt to maintain the old world syitem, which had to be either radically transformed201 words
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Article47 1919-01-13 5 invasion of the part of Lorraine adjoining Rhenish Prussia and would ultimately have out off the bases of the German armies figbtiDg m Belgium and the Arden nee. The knowledge of these facts convinced the German High Command thai an armistice alone could avert a catai ttophf.47 words
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Article412 1919-01-13 5 PROOFS OF GERMAN CRIMINALITY The British Investigations 4*hr ftnbißAi-iM OahUl [lUnUr'i ■•ttlo*] London, Jan 10 Sinoa ifis app3iatm^n!; two months ago, tin British committee of enquiry (of which Sic Johu tfacdonell is chairman) into breichaa of the laws of warhwe done a great doal of wotk412 words
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Article295 1919-01-13 5 Requisition Nearly Ended London, Jan 10.— Sir Joseph Maclaj, Minister ot Shipping, interviewed, eaid that the termination of hostilities had eased enormously the shipping position. The tone age available for bringing im ports to the United Kingdom had increased by the equivalent oC ten million tons of goodi295 words
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Article36 1919-01-13 5 London, Jan 11.— II it understood that Mr Lloyd George informed a deputation of railwayman that legislation embody img the nationalisation of railways will be among the first measures submitted to Iks ntw PwUftmiot.36 words
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Advertisement174 1919-01-13 5 ROBINSON Co. AYfiES and SLAZENGER'S 1919 TENNIS BALLS ''',i ''i. 1 1 1 i* V j— r- J-^ V# 4- rr- T^JEJF Frossers "Special Prossar's improved SlazeKgers Doherty Corona and Corona Phenomenon Tennis Tennis Racket strung Tennis Rackets. Backet The tightest with best Black gut on Special close stringing strung174 words
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Advertisement582 1919-01-13 6 WANTED Architect™ al DranghtsiL;o. Apply BtaMng experience and sa'a-y to Bex 75, c/o Free Pr as. 12-1 KMB 1 Required by a oonimarciat firm In Sicgafore a thoroa>ihty fxperienced European Accountant, one c.i nb'e of taking charge of office. Apply stating experience and quailflcation with copfes of t- stinaonials to582 words
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Advertisement848 1919-01-13 6 GOVESNHENT NOTIFICATION. Applications In candidates' own handwriting accompanied by at least two recent testimoclals staticg age aod previous expert ence addressed to the Honourable Sarveyov General, Straits Settlements, are Invited for the following vacancies In the Survey Department, Straits Settlements Three Saiveyors Special Appointments Glass 1 on the Pensionable Establishment848 words
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Advertisement632 1919-01-13 6 K. P. M. Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij (Inccrporated m Holland.) ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION Co. OP BATAVIA Telegram Address PACKKTVAART Telephone 131 Passage Dept. 1202 Freight Dept. 1002 Managers Desk 1437 Superintendent 3 COLLYER QUAY. UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENTS. RumphiuB Belawan-Deli an# Jj Van Riebekck Billiton, Batavia, rheribon and632 words
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Advertisement691 1919-01-13 6 (Coapaalea Incorporated m England Mail and Passenger Service g PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL 3. N. Co. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) Tne Company's MAIL SERVICES BA.BT OP BOMBAY are it pgjjtui sue ponded. iNTEBHEDIATE SERVICE FROM LONDON TO MA.R3MCiLES L>N!)^v DUE fcINGA.PORE LEAVE SINGirOKL ss cl Nore" about Ilth January691 words
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Article938 1919-01-13 7 COMPANY'S FLOURISHING POSITION. A very euceeeefal year's work was re ported at the first annual general meeting of the Indragirl Rubber, Limited, held yesterday at noon at the Registered Offices of the Company, French Bank Buildings, Singapore. Mr D C Van L Boomkamp presided, acd others preeent were938 words
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Advertisement373 1919-01-13 7 Buchanan's Black and White There is no better value on the Marke than this old and perfectly blendec Whisky-A Fancy Price does not neces sarily mean high quality. A thick, heav} Spirit is unsuited for use m the Tropics. James Buchanan Co., Ltd. have the largest Bonded Stores m the373 words
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Advertisement30 1919-01-13 7 WHISKIES REGULAR BUT LIMITED SUPPLIES ARE NOW ASSURED o p DEWARS' WHITE LABEL AND HAIG HAIG'S FIVE STAR SCOTS LIQUEUR Wholesale Buyers are Requested to Communicate with HUTTENBACH Bos. Co.30 words
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Advertisement315 1919-01-13 7 lactogefT I The Natural Milk food] i^or Infants and Invalids I Obtainable at all Dispensaries. j PATRONIZED JM^ BY ROYALTY. i THE RIGHT WAY TO BEGIN THIS YEAR I IS TO BUY ALL YOUR JEWELLERY, f SILVER ELECTRO-PLATED WARE FROM THE RIGHT PLACE W.:ere you will ftnd the most fascinating315 words
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Advertisement457 1919-01-13 8 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. (INCORPORATED IS JAPAN) UNDSR MAIL CONTRACT WITH THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE GOVERNMENT. (Subject to alterations without notice) EUROPEAN LINE, rortnigntiy Service. For (Malacca), Penang, Colombo, Suez, (Marseilles) London or Liverpool. tambv maru 11 for London at) out 29tn January (via Suez Canal) 11 MISHIMA MARU February EUROPEAN LINE.457 words
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Advertisement499 1919-01-13 8 By Order of the Custodian of Enemy Property AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Freehold and 99 Years Leasehold Property Situate at Pasir Pan Jang and Chancery Lane. Singapore To be held at tbe Auction Rooms of Powell Co., Ltd. Nof. 16 ft 17 Raffles Place On Tuesday, the 28th Jan. 1919.499 words
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Advertisement45 1919-01-13 8 SINGAPORE Shfpchandlery Go SHIPGHAKDLfcES ft PROVIDOIIft* CONTRACTORS. The Company's Launch men in-coining ships. Offices:— lB BATTEBY RQM TASB feiS'-T? TO TOP PbGOB Telephone Nc. 451 Orders promptly attended to f; r daily and sea stock supplies. 8. W. ff, STEVENS, Manager fy? thite:./*ibbedtyfics\ IPENt^aTI |UIMOTORB,LTiIi^j45 words
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Advertisement905 1919-01-13 8 ESTATE OF BOEY AY FOO (Deceased. UNDER ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT STRAITS SB IT, EMENT3 AUCTION SALE OF mm VALUABLE BUSINESS PREMISES Etc. f AT MESSRS CHING KENG LEE ft Co's SALE-BOOM L baffles Chambers, Raffles Place f On the 13th and 14th Jan., 1919 commencing at 2 30905 words
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Advertisement75 1919-01-13 8 PRELIMINARY NOTICE Messrs. Obiog Keng Lee Co. will offet for £ale on a date to ba fixed all that beair.ifali situated Freehold Bedside Building site with a large sea and Road frontage at 7£ milestone Paair Panjang Road. CHUG lEIG LEE ft CO., Auctioneers Egtat? Agents. LADIES I THE SWEETEST75 words
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Article243 1919-01-13 9 Steamers Nat. Tonnage Master From Consignees For Swaerd^crccn Dut 902 V.in Duyn Dooggla 19 EPM Unc Eboen Foeog Dct 684 Van Toe! P,;Dti<inak 19 Tong Aik Portianatr :Tng Atlas Da!; Hengeveld P SAn.b:>e 20 AP Co Ucc Harg Seng Bci 13£6 Cummicg Anamba 21 Gov Uac Indragiri243 words
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Article124 1919-01-13 9 [Giang Seng Rri 722 Daalcp Bitavi* 10 HE H J+v^irtß 14 jSarie Borneo Dut 3:6 O:to Soarab'jn 10 tS V Sounijaya If •Fcoiee Chi 859 Mfaoko Bicykck 10 M S S.ng BtOgkok 13 Luzon Mara Jap 288 7 Iwr.rai Coumi S3voc>ft 11 O3 X Knbe 15 I Kamakata124 words
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Article60 1919-01-13 9 (Corrected Up to Jan 11.) Back im "> 24 2 deraan 1 24j Private crp ii s 5 na s 2 4 19-82 France demand Bank 302 India, T. T. 154$ Hongkong Jcuiaiiu 42f% Prem Yokohama, demand 106$ Java, demand 19 Bangkok demand 6ff Sovereigns, Bink Baying «8 5460 words
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Article161 1919-01-13 9 Jan 11. Tin No market. Qambier 12 CO Gatnbier Cubs No 1 24 0( Gambler Cube No. 2 ~L CO Pepper Black ordin. Spore 35.00 Pepper, (White fair) 52 00 Nutmegs (110 to the lb.) noon Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) nom. Mace (Bandai nom Cloves (Amboina) nom Bali161 words
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Advertisement513 1919-01-13 9 Af.613 over $2,000,000 Assurance m force over $9,000,000 TH GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, EX. tcia»an7ba& £20.000 defosltefl with the Supreme Oour f of England, and oompllea with the BrltlshWfe Uaarauoe 3jaa;*alea lifi ii every513 words
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Advertisement516 1919-01-13 9 CHARTERED BANK if tek lustralla and ihina, ptraM li Ei^iaed by Roys! Charter, PAID UF CAPITAL £1,200 OCO FUND £2,000,000 iMiliii Liability of Proprietor! £1,200,000 Fi^&D OFFICE 111 ÜBHOPBOin, LONDON, I. 0. ABfKOOEfI IHD BRAHCHEB. rttati Hongkong Penaug 1: Hello Puket l\:h Rangoon :\^."sch« Saigon EDai i vi'jr 8 I516 words
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Advertisement559 1919-01-13 9 HOSeXOKG D SUAHGHH BINK??*Ci COBFCSATIOI. {•r ootaoi ited la Hcagkong). }j $15 000,000 »58 DBfl 5v SUvea 119,100,800 w Uktk LUiSflliyoi PwartfiStw, $15,000 000 SvvSf 0? SJRSOIOH6 nos. Mi. P. H. Holyosb, cthainnas. a. T. M, EGklns, Eat. Pepaty Onalnuau. A.. H. lompton, Esq. Hon. Mr. D. Landale Hon. Mr.559 words
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Advertisement281 1919-01-13 9 Phone No. 1925. O.S.K. (The Osaka Mercantile S. S. Co., Ltd.) (Incorporated In Japan) No. 2, De Souza Street Proposed Sailings from Singapore (Subject to change without notice) I For EUROPE via Suez, 88. "Nanking Maru for Marseilles 17th January 8.8. "Borneo Mara" for London Early Feb. e.s No. 8,281 words
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Advertisement227 1919-01-13 9 m? ENG MOH STEAMSHU CO..JJMITED *(a^Bp«n t« BataTla, Cberfboii, ft Sim»mi Sail Twice a Wee* I «iagip»rt to BUiitCß So&rtfi&y* Slogaradja (BalO. c San "Weeaiji Sm^apert to Pesskol Ffcar g, iauti> itvwsrt, Satai ia, Pimni, end Sail fortnitfhtly. JP*ef ts&gbi, tasaase ts.afl ftzitscs tnJitmaH C ii^tlj ie The KcglßiMeA Ufflcj227 words
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Miscellaneous419 1919-01-13 9 TABLB .a. f i-sj2CtllftJe end looat ataJH if^< %c loa*t s t Utlow Fesßßf, Mfciacar., V.'rr.r. XfAttf) ip c& latlf (aacj^J BMflaT^* J^Lore M.iiU, noon, 2, 4 A 6 p.m. Japan via ports Nore 8 All Cncob Soon H jng 8. 30 aw Onoob Azmere 9 am B indjermaS'ia etc419 words
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Article1050 1919-01-13 10 ELOQUENT SPEECHES IN ITALY The Central Empires' Blander Rome, Jan 8 —In the historic Capitol on Capitoliue Hill, with ita plctureiquo sugge-tion of Ancient and medieval Rome, m the municipal palace deeigned by Michael Angelo, President Wilaon to night became Civia Rotn^nua." Assembling m the ceremony were the1,050 words
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Article597 1919-01-13 10 AMERICA TAKES ON 1 BIG JOB Friends Come First IBs ■vbmanne Obit] [Banter's Berrfee) Paris, Jan 7. Mr Hoover, United States Food Administrator, m a statement on the food situation m Europe, said that! since this arrival m Europe he had been investigating the situation particularly m,597 words
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Article59 1919-01-13 10 New York, Jan 11. The harbour strike has assumed serious dimensions, throwing out of employment over 800C0 port workers, paralysing trac sport, holding up food siearaars and threatening grave food kbortagea m Manhattan Island. Government leaders have cabled to President Wilson, who is expected to intervene Meanwhile59 words
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Article48 1919-01-13 10 Buenos Ayres, Jan 11. A Btrike ol harbourraen caused 150, C00 workers to come cut m sympathy. The strikers burned a number of buildings and stormed tha arsenal, securing quantities of ammunition. Troops fought tho ettikees al! night. The Etriko is attributed to German agents.48 words
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Article395 1919-01-13 10 ADVANCE CHECKED BY ESTHONIANS Allied Expedition Reinforced fßrater'i larvimT [By HmbttariM OabtoJ London, Jan 6. The correspondent of I the Telegraph at Stockholm sums up the j situation m the Baltic Provinces as alarm 'ing and tragical. The Bolshevik army it 'advancing rapidly and the resistance is insignificant.395 words
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Article234 1919-01-13 10 Qaickened by the War London, Jan 6. Mr Kellaway, Parliamentary Seoretary to the Ministry of Munitions, interviewed by the newspaper Oversea, said that the war had led to the establishment of new industries m the United Kingdom and had immensely strengthened dozens of others. For ex ample, m234 words
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Article74 1919-01-13 10 The Hague, Jan 6. The Dutch Govern ment announces that the British Govern meat has been infortred that it doei not object to the transport by Dutcl waterway 8 of provisions for the troops c occupation m Germany, cor to the us* the Scheldt for the demobilised troopi74 words
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Article64 1919-01-13 10 Amsterdam, Jan 9.— A wire from Berlin says that the Poles advancing from Kolmar encountered a German volunteei company on Jan 6. Heavy flgbting enined and the Poles retreated. The Germans captured Eolmar and Weissenhoe. The losses on both sides were very heavy. Frankfurter Zeitung states that thiee64 words
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Article687 1919-01-13 10 DEVELOPMENTS WITHIN PROSPECT Sykes' Ambitious Programme XBy Bobmtria* Otbte] LtUnter's Barrio*] Loadoa, Jan 7. Major General Sykes, Chief of the Air Staff, to day delivered an address of great intereet and importance on commercial aviation m the light of war experience before the members of the London687 words
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Article120 1919-01-13 10 London, Jan 5 Heavy snowfalls m the south-west, west and midlands of England, with rama and floods m tht Thames valley, have partially interrupted communications sad interfered with football. New York, Jan 10.— The late ex-Pre sident Roosevelt; left hall a million dollars, of which sixty thousand is to be120 words
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Advertisement262 1919-01-13 10 i;^ 1 Her First Baby I not get on. But her anxiety is ended directly she tr.es 01 axo. Si On the advice of the doctor this baby was given ttaxo, and the g un me aaviw= v fathcrwritcs "There has never been n mom< 6 babies, and your food262 words
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