The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 February 1919
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section15 1919-02-10 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBKUARY 10 1919. NO. 9,59015 words
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Article282 1919-02-10 1 Farther Centenary details appear on page 4. The death has taken place in hospital of Mr K Douglas— Page 4. Some remarks on the state of town roads have been sent in— Page 10. The result of the golf match Garrison Club vs Singapore Club is given282 words
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Article1081 1919-02-10 1 These meadows consist of a doable row of small enclosures of ricb grassland, a mile or two in length, sloping down from high arable grounds on either side to a little nameless brook that winds between them, with a coarse which in its infinite variety, clearness1,081 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement298 1919-02-10 1 RAFFLESJOTEL Afternoon TEAS will be served in the hotel lounge and on the lawn every Thursday from 4-30 p. m. MUSIC IN ATTENDANCE Cinema Show on the lawn, especially for children, at 6-30 p.m. (weather permitting) JJ We are the only English firm Si' Jm£ltf\ in the Colony doing an298 words
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Advertisement261 1919-02-10 1 \f s\rm lIIAC Air Pressure, when based upon Tyre-size only, can be very misleading If the varying load is not considered. Tho Tyre* of a ieven-Passenger Car, If carrying only two people at correct pressure for sevan, would prove over-influed for comfort, the surplus pressure resulting in excessive vibration. But261 words
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Advertisement81 1919-02-10 1 fcATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Important land sale at Johore Page 2. Siorekeepec wanted for Kelantan Page 9. Uro clonal on sale at the Medical Hall Page 2. Fresh Alms at the Empire Cinema Page 2. Ribeiro and Co for high class stationery Page 1. Notice re Board of Licensing Justices meeting Page81 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous98 1919-02-10 1 rp EX in \A7 IT' TP XT Monday 10th. High Water— 4-5* a.m 7-35 p.m. Eastern Gate Lodge, 8 p.m. Tuesday llth. High Water— s- is a.m., 6-56 p.m. Rent Board, 2,1* p.m. Cherniavskys, Vic Theatre. i Wednesday, 12th. High Water— 7 42 a.m., 9-43 p.m. Lodge Zetland Regular, 8.3098 words
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Article693 1919-02-10 2 (1) Lovers of Hants, not to mention dwellers in golden Ei&t Anglian valeeJ Will thank Dr Saintsbory for includitg this among his Specimens of English Prose S.yle (j 920), taken from Mary R Mitford: 'Our Villege M3 MM) with a uote that her charming country sketches rank no: far b^low693 words
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Advertisement667 1919-02-10 2 URODONAL f.r Gout Rheumatibm Price $3 per bottle fresh stocks at MEDICAL HALL Opposite Po*t Office, Singapore. HAVE YOU TRIED I GOODRICH j FULL SIZES LARGE STOCKS NOW AVAILABLE. THE SONG-O-PHONE (80N0PH0 E) W»th a SONG-0 PHONE you can throw a crowd into convulsions of laughtet, astonish everybody, no matter667 words
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Advertisement461 1919-02-10 2 PALLADIUM! ORCHARD ROAD I To-Night 1 at 9-30 To-Night lM ENGLAND'S PREMIER STAGE FAVOURITE k" GLADYS COOPER I Presented ln a Remarkable Screen Version of the World Famous Play by Edward Knoblock, I "MY LADY'S DRESS" I IN SEVEN ACI& A Productlcn which Ranks Amongst the very Finest British Film461 words
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Advertisement341 1919-02-10 2 SOMETHING DIFFERENT IN PHOTOPLAYS SOMETHING WHICH H»8 J DISTINCT NOVELTY IN STORY AND DRAMATIC CONSTRUCTION AT THE ALHAMBRA nThe Hall for Music and Features. Beach Foad. IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 15 P. M. THE BEST IRENE CASTLK-PATHE PLAY THE MYSTERIOUS CLIENT In 6 Acts With a gripping story,341 words
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128 1919-02-10 3 January List. Acknowledged to the 3 1st Dec 1918 957,278.55 Mrs Mathieu 10 E A Brown Jan to Maj 8 Tomlin Jan to April 9 Bredenberg Nov and Dec 20 Woltkal 15 Payne Dec and Jan 0 CH Gnnn 2 Ferguson Drie £1 8.57 Parbnry128 words
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Article271 1919-02-10 3 Pleasure Trips Arranged. Calcutta, Jan 29. Messrs Spalding and Co of Calcutta are new registering applications for accommodation for pleasure flights by aeroplane round Calcutta at charges ot Rs 50 for adults and Rs 25 for children. Tbe aeroplane, which the company expect will arriva about the271 words
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Article216 1919-02-10 3 Over seventy cotton mils in Bombay resumed work to day with a larger com pieir.ent of men than yesterday. To day's average attendance is estimated at seven. y per cent. About a dozen remaining mills j expect to have sufficient hands to restart work on Monday. The216 words
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Article88 1919-02-10 3 t. Tbe London Daily Express alleges the possibility of a marriage between tho Prince ot Wales and au American joung lady. It states that the enthusiasm on both Bides of the Atlantic over such a I marriage woud be nnbounded. A British concern is negotiating with the Netherlands about sending88 words
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Article1377 1919-02-10 3 luaed by FRASER Co., Exchange and Share Broken, Feb Bth. I 4U sanation* ol Sterling Shares ma*» te regarded as aaralv matnlaal lor tbe pieaet* Oat. laaun. Paid. Eubw on. Bdtbubb. Siaaaat 100,000 H in AUagar 16% 2 6 8 0 870,080 ta Is Anglo-Java 86% 51,377 words
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Advertisement863 1919-02-10 3 NOTICE. ■EBTIIO OF THE BUBO OP LICEISING JUSTICES 1 he meeting of the Licenslrg Justices for the Second quarter >9i9, commencing Ist April, 1919 will be held ln the First (Magistrate's Court at 9-3 j p m. on Thursday the 2 th March, 1919. Applications for transfers, renewals, re moyals863 words
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Advertisement318 1919-02-10 3 gents' ouTFrrmq SALE at WHITEAWAYS M EL All Prices genuinely reduced. Mm The Fulton Gent s AHA Usual; Prices »l-«a t *;tl-75 f Felt aX H |ip| Sl-fiJ, 81-25. I Q p awn or Qrey with p o pii n 12 Uml ilk J 3au(i dow at back. i a318 words
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Article41 1919-02-10 4 Coelen.— On February 6th at lie, Damansara Terrace, Kuala Lumpur, to Mr. and Mrs. O C. G. Coelen, a son. Niel?en. "n the 3rd February, 1919, to Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Nielsen ot Batu Unjor Estate, Klang, a son.41 words
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Obituary15 1919-02-10 4 Doughs.— At the General Hospital, Singapore, on Bth February, Kenneth Douglas, aged 35 years.15 words
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569 1919-02-10 4 The Singapore Free Press. Monday, February 10, 1919. The statement which has been issued, presumably officially, in Penang, shows that the rice situation will for a month or two be one of some stringency. It is unnecessary to dwell at length on tbe various causes which have brought about; the569 words
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Article775 1919-02-10 4 Miss Satcbell, ot tbe Women's Medical Mission, thapks the ladies again for their kind subscriptions towards tbe little school connected with it. Sir Harry Stephen, late judge of the High Court at Calcutta, claims that tbe result of the trial of Sir Waiter Raleigh was a disgrace to English law775 words
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Article518 1919-02-10 4 London, Feb 8, 4 45 p m.— The agree ment of the National Union of Railwayman and the management of the underground railways came too late to permit of a; resumption of tubes to day. The agreement provides that the Union shall nominate a man for each underground518 words
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Article369 1919-02-10 4 There was a very interesting and impressively simple service at the Tanjong Pagar Road Chinese Christian Church on Fciday afternoon last, when the Rev Tan Leng Tien from Amoy was inducted to the Tanjong Pagar pastorate, which includes the out statioi of Payah Lebar, in369 words
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Article239 1919-02-10 4 BEADY TO MEET ITS BILLS London, Feb fl-K-aff lc*m« tbit tt.. Bolsheviks hive proclaimed thr Cooa munir-tic Republic at Lirbu-ini* atjri Whir-. Ruthtnia to bo a I data) part of tlie Sovu Republic P*ri*. F-b 8 rcbitcher s Hit Hueti Foreign Oonamiseary, b if ««n!i :i wireleec239 words
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Article548 1919-02-10 4 HELPING THE POOR Through the kind efforts of Mr E Tessensohn, the Centenary Committe generously donated a pecuniary apportionment from its Fund tor equal distributor to two well known societies in Singapore viz tbe saint Vincent de Paul Society and the saint Anthony de Paduu Association for tbe548 words
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Advertisement73 1919-02-10 4 REAL VALUE Al4 YAE OLD J^m^7 y^&^^^l/V' PER CASE X^p' CALDBECK MAGGREGOR CO. I BOORD' S OLD TOM GIN Per Bottle fi[ Per Case Wee *Ll\: 07A .00 Fjf vOU Less s°o Less s John Little Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In England). CREAM LAID MANILLA ENVELOPES ALL BIZEB STOCKED. OFFICE REQUISITES.73 words
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Advertisement65 1919-02-10 4 CLOSING OF THE BUSINESS OF WILSON Co. PHOTOGRAPHERS. The proprietor having disposed of the premises and retired from business offers for private sale the whole contents of the studio, including studio and outdoor cameras and lenses of all sizes and by the best makers also the furniture and fittings and65 words
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Article2560 1919-02-10 5 STRIKE MOVEMENT EASIER. SITUATION UNDEFINED. OPPOSING VIEWS London, Feb 7, 5.40 pm.— Lord Claud I Elan>llton, in a speech in Loudon, said I tbot 'iovernraent control o! the railways 1 wjuii eoatiuue for t*o yuars afiar ,be I eoodnsii n cf peuce. He \rdi c! th« l«bj;ir outlook2,560 words
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Article37 1919-02-10 5 Paris, Feb I.— From to-day there will be an inorease in tbe sugar rations ot 250 grammes amounting to 750 sugar. Supplies are now more abundant and confectioners may resume their trade. (Havae).37 words
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Article407 1919-02-10 5 BERNE CONFERENCE IDEAS I Germany's Cit zen Army Condemned [By Bubmariae Cable] [Banter's Bervioel Berne, Feb 6. The International Soci j alist Conference has reserved its decision regarding the responsibility for the war. i Berne, Feb 5. The Leegue of Nations Commission of the International Socialist Conference reported407 words
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Article265 1919-02-10 5 Germany May not Accept Peace Bale, Feb 7. At tbe opening of the German National Assemblv, Herr Ebert de clared that the times of kings by the grace ot God had gone forever. He at cribed the loss of the war to tha collapse of Germany's Allies and265 words
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Article49 1919-02-10 5 Loudon, Feb 6. The Portuguese Le gation in London states that the monar cbical rebellion remains restricted to the town of Oporto and the neighbouring region. Tbe rebels are practically en circled and it is expected that the rising will be suppressed within a few days.49 words
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Article20 1919-02-10 5 Paris, Feb 7.— M Bar thou, ex -Premier, has been formally received into the Academie Francaise. (Havar20 words
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Advertisement176 1919-02-10 5 ROBINSON Co. New Shipment Ladies* Shoes. Ladies' S.W.L. Court Shoe. Ladies' Smart Black Velvet Shoe Size 3to 6£. Elther Court r ne Baf ShftPe Size 3 to s*. BUCK Oil 63EY Price $13.50 per pair prjces $7 go $8 50 $9 50 WHITE $17.50 per pair per P atr I176 words
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Advertisement472 1919-02-10 6 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. (INCORPORATED IS JAPAN) UNDER MAIL CONTRACT WITH THS* IMPERIAL£JAPANE9E GOVERNMENT. (Subject io alterations without notice) EUROPEAN LINE. (Via Suez Canal) **mm S€rvloe For (Malacca), Penang, Colombo, Suez, (Marseilles) London or Liverpool. MISHIM A MARU for London aboat 14th February M SADO maß u for Liverpool Marcn EUROPEAN472 words
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Advertisement614 1919-02-10 6 K. P. M. Koninklyke Paketvaart MaatschappiJ (Incorporated in fiolland.) ROT AG PACKET NAVIGATION Go. OF BATAVIA Telegram Address packetvaart Telephone 131 Passage Dept. 1202 Freight Dept. 1002 Managers Desk 1437 Superintendent 3 COLLYER QUAY. UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENTS. Baud Penane, LhoSenmawe, BIrII, Sabang. Oelee Lhene, Tapa-Toean, Slnabang,614 words
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Advertisement660 1919-02-10 6 P. $Q« INDIA AMP rmpcAß Line (Oompanies Incorporated in England Mail and Passenger Services peninsular and oriental s. n. go. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Ooyernment.) The Company's MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY are at present ana. pended. INTERMEDIATE SERVICE FROM LONDON TO MA.RSEIMiB3 A LONDON DUE SINGAPORE LEAVE SINGAPORE660 words
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Article399 1919-02-10 7 Journey From England Karachi, Jan 16. Brigadier General MaoEwan arrived in Karachi on H M S Britomart this morning. Two air mechanics have been left at Amara in charge of the stores and kit which the under powered engines of the aeroplane could not carry. The399 words
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Article45 1919-02-10 7 London, Dec 28. There is no trnth in the report recently received from Australia that the Prince of Wales, accompanied by General Birdwood, wonld visit Australia at an early date. It is likely, however, that General Birdwood will go to Australia45 words
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Article264 1919-02-10 7 i The rice market opened en Jan 80 very 'conch weaker than for some time past and all kinds of rumours went found the street as to the reason. The outside prices were January Rs 805, Feb Rs 808 8 and the three mouther, Feb, March and'264 words
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Article167 1919-02-10 7 During tbe war reports of all sorts have been accumulating in various Government departments and the question has arisen, What is to ba done with them Some of them are of permanent value to the nation, and obviously must be preserv ed others have no permanent167 words
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Advertisement241 1919-02-10 7 GORDON'S The Oldest Established London < Gin Distilleries Pamous for the Purity and Flavour OLD TOM" DRY GINS." OF ALL DEALERS THE BORNEO CO., LTD. (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) SOLE IMPORTERS. Excellent Marvellous Beauty Philippine Island hand- embroidered Night dresses; Blouses; Dress lengths In most Charming Patterns Wassiamull Assomull Co. Tel241 words
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Advertisement76 1919-02-10 7 THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. THERAPION No. 1 THERAPION N0.2 THERAPION N0. 3 So. 1 for Bladder Catarrh No. 2 for Blood Skin Disease*. No. 3 for Chronic Weaknesses SOI.qBYLEAPINGCHEMISTS. PRICE IN EKGLAHD.3S. DR LECLEKCMed.Co..Haverstockßd..N Wo.London SEE TKADE MARKED WORD THKRAPION IS ON BRIT. GOVT. STAMP AFFIXED TO GENUINE PACKETS WHISKIES76 words
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Advertisement586 1919-02-10 7 BANK OF TAIWAN, LIMITED. (IM RPOR*TED BY fiPECI L IMPERIAL CHihTKR im Japan.) Capital Subscribed Y. 30,000,000. Capital Paid Up Y 25,000,000. Reserved Funds Y. 6,030,000. President TVteutaro Sakurai, Esq. Vice President K j :ro Nakagiwi, Esq. DIRECTORS. Iyt tcsbi Eada Esq. Kyoro&u Yama-raii, Esq, Sblngo Mioami, Esq. HEAD OFFICE586 words
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Advertisement547 1919-02-10 7 CHARTERED BANK 0? Indie kufntfi and Shim, < i psntM Is Lmffrnt If leys! Cbirtsr. j »110 HP CAPITAL £1,200,0C0 KfiftSKVß FCSD £2,000,000 i t«»tir ve Liability of Prcprlgtors £1,200,000 KFAD O^F?C* ta KBVorteiTß lobmhi, i. o. i Maaons in pv^fcttsa Amritpsr Bongßom J^maaf l Bangkok UoUo I'u^aii Batavia [pah547 words
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Article635 1919-02-10 8 1 Medical Flight" Tests. Flying, in the sense of actual piloting, demands rather more than mere physical I fitness. Ie requires a certain temperu J ment, certain distinctive psychological j characteristics, to make a really good; pilot. The discovery and classification cf these characteristics have for a635 words
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Article166 1919-02-10 8 Beatty Justifies Hauling Down Order. Admiral von Reuter, who commanded the German men of war now interned in northern waters, sent an emphatic protest to Sir David Beatty against his order for the hauling down of the German flag, which was not to be hoisted again without166 words
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Article71 1919-02-10 8 - London, Dec 81. Advices fcom Am eterdam state that Petloura/ a new revolutionary leader in the Ukraine, began operations on 21st Deo by murdering many officers, and imprisoning hundreds more. While he does not avow Bolshevism, he claims to be a Socialist. Petloura is a young man,71 words
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Advertisement357 1919-02-10 8 The Natural Milk food t For Infants and Invalids Obtainable at all Dispensaries. I i i r y.i.w /'mm I v l '-T' rV!IN I. M for yolf^'il>BiEli^^^^l ■All F i t ntta* the abov Trade Ma k Is tbe ptopcrty of Messrs Tempto^i Co^ry U Btl a:e at 80,357 words
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Advertisement565 1919-02-10 8 I PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT M IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OP Iwenty Shophouse Premises Nos. 6-1 t|l 1-6, 7 to 17 and 17-1 to 17-3 Tanglifl load and five valuable freehold buildim lites situate at the corner of Nassim Roafl Ind Tanglin Rood. I I To be held at our saleroom, Ro. 3565 words
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Advertisement833 1919-02-10 8 AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD UND AKD WEU-BUIU COMPOUND BOUSE situated at and known as» Municipal No. 17, St. Michaels Eoa* To be held at the SALE ROOM of^WE LV. Co. Ul, On Ti/esrfay, Tath FeVrulryl^ mt 2-30 p.m. Further particulate aud ptaßO b t*| P Important Auction Sale of833 words
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Article64 1919-02-10 9 (COBBECTED UP TO Feb 8.) Bank 4ms 2 4 11 82 demand 2 4 3-82 Private credits 8 m e 2 4 9 16 France demand Bank 80 li India, T. T. 165* HONGKONG, demaud 88fl%Prem Yokobama, demand 107 J Java, demand 13 4* Bangkok demand 67 Sovereigns Bank64 words
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Article117 1919-02-10 9 Feb 8. Tin N'o market I Gambier 12 CO. Gambier Cube No. 1 24 Cf j Pepper Black ordin. S'pore 36.00 Pepper, (White fair) 58 00 Tapioca, email peatl vfair quality) 16 00 do do flake do 17.00 do medium pearl do 13.00 Peatl Sago, email 10 00 Copra117 words
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Advertisement1207 1919-02-10 9 Ii ,co f>rr\ fton Assurance in force over $9,000,000 Astfcis c\er £2,000,000 THE GREAT EASTERN UFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, EX. The Company has 220.000 deposited with the Supreme Oour t of England, and oomplles with the1,207 words
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Advertisement480 1919-02-10 9 WANTED I Experienced stora-keeper for General Store in Kelantan. Apply Box 908 c/o Free Press. 10-2 ii-2 1 g AT ONCE.— Young Tamil as Junior Office 1 Clerk on Rubber Estate must be well g behaved able to use tbe English language t and Io TYPEWRITE Wages *M5 to |4P.480 words
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Advertisement162 1919-02-10 9 44 For tbe Blood Is tbe Life." WHEN YOU ARE ILL With any disease due to Impure blood tuch aa Eoitma, Bcroful», Scurvy, Bad Legs, Abscesses, Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, Boils, Pimples, Sores of any kind, P«lee,Blood Poieon,f*»»eum»tism, Gout, etc., don't v. :i>te 3'our lime and money on lotions and oiii:i:ientb162 words
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Miscellaneous852 1919-02-10 9 VESSELS IN PORT. Steamers Nat. Tonnage Master From Consignees For Barratta Bri 6 J Mugg Brisbane 27 Singapore Singkel Dat 2t5 Hogensock Deli 80 KPM K II D dock Besitang Out 270 Forme Saraboe 7 AFC Dock Unc Kenkor Marn Jap 1682 Ito Nagasaki 10 MBK Unc Mitra Bri 8508852 words
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Article1389 1919-02-10 10 LEAGUE OF NATION PROBLEMS Germany and the Armistice IBy hbairiH Gaalal [*«*tsr's ■arvietl Pari-, Feb 1. -French opinion is that there was considerable misunderstanding over the misuse of the word internation alization this word being unfortunate as everybody at tbe Conference koows that the majority of attempts at1,389 words
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Article124 1919-02-10 10 London, Feb 5. It is announced that Sir Gordon He wart, E c, Attorney Gee eral informed the journalists in Paris that the British view as to the punishment cf enemy offenders undoubtedly is that the offenders, however highly p'.acsd, must be made to suffer124 words
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Article61 1919-02-10 10 Washington, Feb 7. The Agricultural Committee ot the House of Representatives has agreed to a Bill providing a fund of a thousand million dollars in order to give effect to Government's guaranteed price of 226 cents per bushel for the 1919 wheat crop It the orica falls61 words
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Article60 1919-02-10 10 Mr H W Thomson, who assumed duties as Chairman, Kinta Sanitary Board, on December SOtb, has been appointed to aot as British Adviser to tbe State of Kelantan, and will leave Ipoh next week for Kelantan, says tbe TOM. Mr Roland J Farrer, who basbeeo Acting Adviser, Kelantan, has been60 words
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Article255 1919-02-10 10 FIGHTING IN POLAND Anti-Spartacist Movements [Bv Submarine Gable] [Renter's BervioeJ Warsaw, Feb 7. Tbe Polish Constituent Assembly elections resulted in tbe return of 400 Coalitionists supporting the Pildsudski Paderewski Government, 80 Socia lists and 15 Jews. Berlin, Feb 5. The Eastern situation is very critical. Heavy fighting255 words
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Article386 1919-02-10 10 A correspondent writes:— The state of some of the roads in the town is something awful. Someone is to blame for it. Usually the reason assigned is that the Tramways are the cause of the bad roads, but that is not so with regard to many of them.386 words
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Article173 1919-02-10 10 ALLEGED FALSIFYING OF ACCOUNTS. At the first Aesizes on Saturday before Mr Justice Ebden the case was continued in which Ng Tefc Hak is charged with falsifying the accounts of Messrs Robinson and Company by whom he was until recent ly employed as a salesman in the furniture173 words
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Article66 1919-02-10 10 The reappearance of the tall hat in London has been dnly chronicled, Ife is not a new tall hat, but a more or less worn article that went into internment towards the close of 1914. In the absence of the silk hat, the Homburg hat has obtained almost complete domination66 words
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Article289 1919-02-10 10 The new Royal Yacht Maha Chakkri is was expected to arrive at Bangkok on or about Saturday The Dutch steamship companies Lloyd, Nederland and Ocean have reduced the freights between the Indies and Holland by thirty per oent. A telegram from Amsterdam states that Royal Packet steamers Van289 words
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Article248 1919-02-10 10 We have received from the Secretary to the Straits Racing Association the 1918 copy of this useful book of racing in formation. It is in the usual form, well printed and accurate, although there are still a few peculiarities snoh as the re cord of King Blaze248 words
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Article97 1919-02-10 10 SINGAPORE G C vs GARRISON G C. This match was played on the Garrison links yesterday. Gordon and White Wolff and Sproule 1. Aepinall andßinoie 0 Sime and Suttie 1. Dalgetty and Hickey 0 Lyall and David l|. Norrie and Griffith Jones 0 Sherwood and Griffiths 0. Hooper97 words
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Article41 1919-02-10 10 Practice shoots will be held at Baleetier on Thursday tbe 18th and Thursday the 27th. On Thursday ths 20th the spoon will be competed for, and the annual general meeting will bejbeld in the club house afterwards.41 words
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Article133 1919-02-10 10 My Lady's Drees eniirely delighte a crowded audience at the Palladium o Saturday night. The story is a uniqa one for the film, and a brilliant one and i furnishes the opportunity for son, superb-scenes and much remarkably fin acting by the famous actress Glady Cooper and by133 words
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Advertisement181 1919-02-10 10 PATRONIZED a J§j|(6B§* BY 'N^ ll LADIES' TOILET SETS A*m Ji ~m&^ '*mr &AwW*mwww* mm^. CDirTQ 4 m v 'mW* 4mmmTMWmMt\ Sam. Mm. fl? *m^m\vm\. %m*^^s/f mwß *f e&^.** m\\. Tam^****^*^^^^^^^^ r V ft !>^r^livlly DIPWANf J Petroleum Jelly j I DEFIES THE ATMOSPHERE! The Best Rust- Preventative for Machinery,181 words
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