The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 23 September 1919
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section17 1919-09-23 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1919. \<>. 978017 words
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Article238 1919-09-23 1 A number of items regardimg India are wired. The Maharajah of Nepal visited the Indian troops at Hampton Court. Indian railways have placed orders for many locomotives Pace 7. The Times says that l-VoOO business people are awaiting passages to the Kast Pa.se 7 France has agreed238 words
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Article1111 1919-09-23 1 In a re < nt article I referred briefly to the horse in folk-lore, and I now propo> say something more of this. It is only during the last few yours that people have I become Interested in what are called M horae-1 those circular platei1,111 words
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Advertisement220 1919-09-23 1 F VOI "ANT NEW <f 'T? v ;;< TELEPHONE BAFFLEBJOTEL. ho largest and most successful Hotel on the Island FACING THE SEA. suites of Ro3ms and spacious lounges, verandah and beautiful grouuds. AFTERNOON TEAS. Thursday, Viusic ia attendance. Cinema on the Lawn from 6.15 p.m. lass ciiisiae. Guest ni;ht every220 words
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Advertisement280 1919-09-23 1 Kelly Walsh Ltd. [Incorporated in Hongkong] JUSI ARRIVED. JUST V HUSHED. NAUTICAL ALMANAC LONG-CHAJR MALAY A Selection of Simple Riddles and Admiralty Edition Pantun in Romanized Malay by O. T. (omplete Edition $2.00 Dussek. Abridged .80 I>rice $10 COLONIAL OFFICE LIST The compiler of this little book is 1919 already280 words
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Advertisement101 1919-09-23 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Notice re proprietorship of Far Eastern Tourist Agency— Page 5. Notice of sale of building sites Page 5. Ching Keng Lee have building sites for .sale Page 5. Kwaisang for Penang an.'. Calcutta I 'a -.re 9. Overland car for sale Page 5. Clerk wanted for Johore Government101 words
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Advertisement6 1919-09-23 1 IF YOU WANT NEWes|"V"V CARS, TELEPHONE6 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous77 1919-09-23 1 THE WEEK. Tuesday 23rd. High Water— 9-58 a.m., 10-'.l p.m. Lodge St. George, 0 p.m. Kent Board, 2-15 p.m. Wednesday 24th. High Water— lo-26 a.m., 10-38 p.m. New Moon. Thursday 2">th. High Water— lo-5^ a.m., 11-12 p.m. Emulation Lodge, 8-30 p.m. Friday 26th. High Water— ll-19 a.m., 11-40 p.m. Saturdaj,77 words
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466 1919-09-23 2 •S.(».S.!' l?riti!*h Ship to Uocue. J A mutiny vrhich readi like* a page from Rcberi Louia Stevenson occurred on hoard tin- A', uriv.au ship Mariska, bound from Baltimore to Brest. The Mariska. which ii owned by the Pittsburg Stcamehip I ompany, had thou-466 words
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Article113 1919-09-23 2 -<#- The mafl who lives in the Ttnple v, a6 Uocblcd through the night by the ramp* ceoue conduct oC the mice in his chamber. N'ext monu. g, wb!c!i WBI Ver.co D.v, he found two cf them trappeJ, and gave them to his laaoittsr, e^ the Temple cbar wora^nMccaMH, to113 words
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Advertisement323 1919-09-23 2 j M'JLFORDS i PHARMACEUTICAL r BIOLOGICAL PROOUCTi ARE TnE BEST. j MANILA HOUSE. IM, OKCHARD ROAD. The best house in town for rt'ai PhilHpinc handmade Lingerie all Kinds, and the latest Parisian blouses and i tioussenux from the well known Paris A London House ol MARGUERITE CIESTE. SMART MILLINERY II323 words
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Advertisement712 1919-09-23 2 From Saturday, Sept. 20, to Ihursday Sept. 25. A Splendid Bluebird Photoplay FEATURING VI on roe Salisbury Ruth Clifford In a story cf Love and Loyalty in Alaska, and that cf the Lust for Gold The Guilt of Silence In 5 Farts A Picture of the Frozen North, unfolding a712 words
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Article1020 1919-09-23 3 Ittuod by FKASEK <fc Co., Exchantfe and Siiaro Broke**, Sept 11 RUBBER STERLING* COMPANIES. Oa*. Usua. a?a:n. i 4M ViJ< Roll*** •70,990 sa fio-yara g O 7 lie.ooo h AogJo-Malay 13% lal u 9 10,000 ta li BB*aug tlaJnk* fi 11 105,000 la i« Bokoh > 01,020 words
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Advertisement212 1919-09-23 3 INVESTIGATE B£FO!?E YOU EfJVEST motor trucks must stand hard service to he profitable to their owners WHITE TRUCKS STAND FOR DEPENDABLE TRANSPORTATION AND SERV I C E. i(u\ u< sess an indefinable individuality and incorporate a combination of well-balanced Utility and Beauty. A White Truck in any Company stands cut212 words
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Advertisement654 1919-09-23 3 AUCTION SALE OF Bxcdlmi Teak and Fancy IJorneo-wood Household I-'urnituro, I'athe Cabinet (iramophono. Plaatfl etc, etc To be held at No. M NEWTON ROAD. ON SATURDAY, 27th SEPI EMBER 1919, at 2 p.m. < OM PRISING:- Excellent wax polished teak sideboard with mirror panels Dinoer waKon; Dining table; Dining room654 words
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Advertisement1079 1919-09-23 4 SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB. THE MJiUMN RAGE MEETING (UHDKR 9. R. A. RULES OF RACING) WILL BB HELD OM Tuesday tbe 14th, Thursday the 16th, and Saturday the 18th of Oct., 1919. PROGRAMME. F FIRST DAY. TUKBDAY, HTH OCTOBER. 1918. ft 8 THE If LAY STATES PLATE acd S'AKES 2 301,079 words
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Advertisement905 1919-09-23 4 !7. Entraica Fee, |10. Dl tance, RaceNo. I, 7 (nrlongs Kece No 7. 7 furlongs. 2 THE HILAYA HAIDICAP-3 20 p ffl. Value $700 with $150 to the second pony, 1 a handicap for all ponies J4.1 and under thai j have raD et the meeting. Entrance Fee, 135. DUtarca905 words
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Advertisement226 1919-09-23 4 YAMATO'S 7 C THE HOUSE <2b That has Specialised for over Q TWENTV i T a VJ COTTONS SILKS. mm IN K c YAMATO COMPANY c SINGAPORE. ASPHALT Roads, Pavements, Send your orders to the ASIATIC (S SI. Helens PETROLEUM 7:^' court, COMPANY LW Singapora (Incorporated in England.) EVERYTHING STATIONERY226 words
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Advertisement221 1919-09-23 4 Fire Extinguishers! over 1,250 actual fires in India since! Tuly 1912. I The Borneo Co., Ltd. [Incorporated in Enfltnd SINGAPORE IPOH. If your Eyes are Defective; I A*~ WK- >~> Consultation Free. KEFRACTIONISTS 4, de Souza Street. ""^""^""""HiBiBI^BaSBHIMBHHPMBBi^BBI^^^B^BBMa^^^N Ma>^R4MaVi '^^a *w^Bi*^i^^"***^ GREEN ISLAND CEMENT CO, LTD. (Inoorporatea *-U--ngtong PORTLAND CEMENT221 words
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Article434 1919-09-23 5 |SIK JULIAN BYNG? PLANS FOR THE j DISPOSAL. I During the war the Navy and Army canteens have accumulated a fund amounting to several millions of pounds roughly, between six and seven millions. This sum is now earmarked for the United Service Fund, of which Sir Julian I434 words
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Article168 1919-09-23 5 Sr W. Kob*?rl6ou Klooll i* responsible tor lbs flt<ktetn(>Bt that between 4 1t, 000 itid A12.00C (l to ba piid fot tha Briti-b .ad American rights of LadtndotfTl book Probably the newa will gmva eoma sturdy patriota considerably, and yet it is CDricei v«b r y Ibat they will wuui168 words
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Article1343 1919-09-23 5 Japanese Penetration. There has been a quite, unatlvertised, J b.Jt truly remarkable development going on in the islands of the Pacific in the last decade. Judged by present efforts and the intentions of British investors already interested in these islands, the development in the Pacific wiil shortly1,343 words
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Article234 1919-09-23 5 CONAN DOYLE CONJURERS Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has replied to the challenge of "The Magic Circle," an association of professional and amateur conjurers, to submit certain spiritualistic phenomena to their committee for examination. He claims: That he does not consider them to he an impartial body. That his sources of234 words
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Article246 1919-09-23 5 The Governor in Council baa had imilei ideration the question of providing .1 chamber of a size and dignity commensurate with the requirements of U e Legislative Coum :1 oi Benj ai ai it will be i s v ituted after the pn>; m( into246 words
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Advertisement386 1919-09-23 5 WAJNIKU. I Pro uce Store Keeper, by Haw oajly experienced men Box -14 e(o Froe iv. t ompooad House or BunI least ■'> Bedraosss, Ternis rage. Tanglin District pra- t;ike on least* or buy, too high. Entry required Ko> embi r. Bend full partic,o I Pre I t-t .in Earasiaa386 words
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Advertisement657 1919-09-23 5 AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Polished teak Household Furniture etc. to be held at Ojlf aleresm Raffles Chambers. Kaffles lae« o-. Wfdassdsy 2tih Rsatssiaer, ltif it 1! a.n. Comprising :-One p. lished teak 4-tier bookstand, teak dressing tahk s %vith draw ors and bevelled mirror panels, teak marble top i washataad657 words
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Advertisement595 1919-09-23 5 insS!lßMu"L^^^rr^ 14 CHOP A YAM** NOTICE is hereby given that the Han delsreroeniging Holland (Trading Company "Holland") disclaim the ripfht of usin^ the above Trade Mark or any Mark consisting of or including the representation of a "Cock" in the Straits Settlements in' connection with sinplets and admit that Messrs595 words
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Article16 1919-09-23 6 MARSHALL.— On September 16th, at A lor Star, the wife of F.C. Marshall, a daughter.16 words
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Article965 1919-09-23 6 TUESDAY, SEPT. 23, 1919 People in Ptjnaog Lave grave misgivings about the future of their port and Prai if the Pecang Harbour Board and the F M S Railways are to continue to control, either directly or indirectly, the destinies of those porte. The occasion of965 words
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Article452 1919-09-23 6 Me W Peel, Feed Controller, is in Penacg. Dr and Mrs Fletcher have arrived in Kuala Lumpur. Mr Sidney Morgan is due back from Australia ehortly. (M M>. The Chinese Naval Board has given an order for 100 submarines from Italy, al a cost of 30.C0C.0C0 francs. Lt J Blake452 words
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Article402 1919-09-23 6 l London, Sept 20.— The White Star i the Vedic, K.OOO tons, 2,000 troops fv Xovth Russia aboard, went ashore on the Orkneys last nitfht in a gale. There arc no casualties. New York, Sept 20.— The Cunard Co. has secured the Ex-German liner Imperator. 52,000 tons, for402 words
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Article152 1919-09-23 6 Bombay, Aug. 27. Within the next fortnight further units of the new Regular Army will arrive in India. The City of York on Saturday will bring the 2nd East Yorkshire Regiment, which will be stationed at Ahmodnagar, and on'Scpt. 2nd the Ist Cameron H.ghlnnders are expected by152 words
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Article151 1919-09-23 6 How corporal in the Scottish. Riflos, who was Starving in a prisoners of war camp at Lemberff, parted with his watch and ring: for broad, was explained to the Portsmouth coroner when the cin umstan ces of the death of William Wu.vo. o f Soothaea, vrere investigated.151 words
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Article134 1919-09-23 6 Professor Emit Haeckel, was the last survivor of that school of hard materialism i which was established in the Sixties and Seventies when the world was shaking i under the thunders that Darwin launche I from Ins quiet home in Kent. England I never knew the German professor's and not134 words
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Article17 1919-09-23 6 i i 1 1)1' v 1,, dock at 1 f V meet for Mvatch. 1.,-.!,17 words
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Article19 1919-09-23 6 Sa 3 mnn, a M tion to th p tvomi hi., roon man Sulain19 words
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Article35 1919-09-23 6 mud raining I I public »ud i Coy at their noon. Freehold I H< roo. is A 30 Kim Lian a fhold Bu Newt n R brought b) Mi S k per aqua35 words
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Article71 1919-09-23 6 Tba DOBimlttct gratefully ackncreceipt of the folU Previously r.ckLc»lidc.d N C Marßrfgcr R P Phi'lips {Per:*- H B L&yton V Clumeck A LJavalsce Hon bJ6 Mr I> Pltkill 19 D T Le Hcn'blo A M Fountcey W E Hooper W B Johneton Dr J M Haudy S71 words
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Article122 1919-09-23 6 The EaLvnrd amtilcti I Company made their debut to a I nudter.ee !n?t cv t n:tg ai eight was Ml pacy v*a<3 (avouuto. Thtre VII atteLdacce it ll f tbe cnrtaiii ro?e. 1 no' Lam ptodaced a won peps tbt,c "TbaSaffi ueta. Tb< iol dee cue i gc-ttee122 words
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Advertisement107 1919-09-23 6 FRESH SUPPLIES L V^^Hk T3*^^ H^^B jj jy fc\ A IVTTt i I f^a I f JL JL A Kf il A U Ifc/ (/c;sr arrived CALDBECK MAG6RE6OR Co., John Li itle Co.. Ltd. ENGLISH HAMS AND BACON. The first and only shipment to leave England Since Prohibition FITCHES* LEOPARD107 words
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Article222 1919-09-23 7 A \l) TO AUSTRALIA DIFFICULTIES. If -The Air Mtuiatry eonterftl o wus held lo (=entntive3 of tbe Air LuftraJlan Commonwealth i i and competitor?, ra v j the li.nn England tu Am* 0 pri/ i f fferrd by tho iK'nt last March. After -iJorftblc d flflcaUiea of ■tihirly222 words
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Article92 1919-09-23 7 lii :a: J of Trade Journal say 5 that n view point tha proapacta development in China art even proposals which in 118 unattractive will be in a .osltion wten they form a compcthtntivt railway ayitem b- expected that 50,000 and even milei cl railway will ba92 words
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Article104 1919-09-23 7 19.— Silver is at 63d to Tte r.Dtket it steady. Union Sept 19— Montagu's repotb mek to tha fait demand for tiueot and the sraailnesa of offera, a Ametica. the market has shown a < raising the price of tel« cm ludia. The two bai resulted 1q a104 words
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Article51 1919-09-23 7 m 19 Lord French ir: a new ad edition of Lid book i fiom Mr AEquiih bleb Mr Atquitb eays b (]nda tbc four :a!iy BMlcil and blghex percentage c! I \r> i: "s forest this 1 1 wad lii it p!y to tbia '.:cL *?rota to Mr uufailing51 words
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Article91 1919-09-23 7 I —\n agout of the VltitftJ tba Indian J.ourt od Sept 17 aiid m the Ifahfttaji to the il from tbe Muhuioja tntMioa to tho Imam of -tn captured by the Sheikhs iUd but was cot banned is probftblo. Tbere If Ol tbeflahtiagaS Hodeili, snti \uu9t have artived,91 words
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Article346 1919-09-23 7 ALLIED SUCCESS. THE SITUATION. London, Sept 1» -The War Office anBounces that a successful operation by the British Serbians and Ru^iana requited in the capture of Kavgor* and Lfjmc 18 miles south of Kapiselgv when (12 prisoaets woro Uk* Q au j tvvo fleld Sun^ a.i i several346 words
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Article125 1919-09-23 7 Lcndoo, Sept 19.— The War Office an nounce that General Denikin has inflicted a further heavy blow on the enemy in the neighbourhood of T»aritsin, where ha r« captured Solooniki, tock prisoner 850 and captured a quantity cf wet material. On the Don, the troops hare thrown back125 words
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Article44 1919-09-23 7 Vienna. Sept 17. Ronner, presiding at a conference of provincial and city authorities, said the German Alpine Lands waa probably the future name ol the ccunlry, which tbouid be organised ai a federation of self-gcveroiDj* towns and provinces, aimilarly to Swiiz3rland a44 words
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Article287 1919-09-23 7 Peoplo cftcn ask qiestiene about Admiral Koitchuk. I wonder whether your retviete accusio?:ied as they ore through ycur paper to know authentic and icteresting views [t.ud fucte, would not aUo care to le^rn the toHowing details which illuetrato tho man 1 Wuea Count Toll went on287 words
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Article457 1919-09-23 7 PARIS VIEWS. COUNCIL DECISIONS. j Paris Sepi 1 6 -Some French critics hold that the Chamber ig prolonging the debate ou the ratlAemtlon cf the peaea treaty because the Government wibes to know t what tin? United States will do wilfa tha Tcuapirßry arrangements rrgard lag Syria have457 words
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Article165 1919-09-23 7 The liaguo Sept 37.— At the first sitting of the new session of tbe Second Chamber, Fock, the Acting President, said: Tbe efforts to reed part of our territory from us hai failed owing to the implacable will of the whole of Holland. The Govern menl could be165 words
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Article54 1919-09-23 7 The newepoper Modern Transport states that the lonian Stato Railway* have or (if-tr.J 17 8 locomotives from England, Bt'pgsl Na,<pur, 85 BoLabsy Baroda, 25 kladras South Mahratta, aud Burma rail ways 17 each Aseam Bengal 12 Eastern B«BgaJ SUte end South ludi&n 10 each; Xizims Slate, 054 words
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Article102 1919-09-23 7 M^rlo Ttrapcst and Let company is Egr.iii ocming E^s^, tfler ccmpletiDg ber loot iii South Africa. Sbo visits India, Ri»'gcon, Pt^nanff, Ipob, Kuala Lnropur Bnd S'-CR^poro, going on to Hongkong and tba Fir East, thfnce to America. Tbll big nofartftkißg is under tbo Middle East Films cud tho Mario 'i'omp^st102 words
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Article32 1919-09-23 7 Three Cbintee were prosecuted by luepector Joyce ot the Marine Police in the Third Court yesterday with attempting j to export vntioua qaanities of iice and fined 150, t25, and $10 reepeotively.32 words
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Article882 1919-09-23 7 QUESTION OF EXTRADITION. I A I)j ch correspondent writing to a i Home paper, says. Those wbo thiak. the Dn'cta people ere much agitated about the Kaiser qnestion ara greatly mistaken. Oj the contrary, I fl Qd on all Bides and in all classes cf ecciety tha882 words
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Article66 1919-09-23 7 A Correapoodant wriiys cJlicg aitcn tioa to the cond::ion of Dstker rii. The Euvtaco is all B roues &ud rate and bumpf. A ftw ynars Bgo tha r.e g^bouring roade were in a eimiJar bad condition but now they are a pleusura to waik on. As Debkor id has utany66 words
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Advertisement131 1919-09-23 7 ROBINSON Co. JUST RECKIVEI) ll^^^^^XN Ladies Ribbed Cotton Vests p Jain Tops 85 cts 90 50 Fancy Tops. $1.50 1.60 each I i 1 Plain Tods $»3 00 ALSO MTP'*/' CHILDRENS RIBBED J^£|?^ COTTON VESTS V with Plain Tops and small sleeve Price 75 cts. each in all sizes. ROBINSON131 words
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Advertisement645 1919-09-23 8 /rk pca f* JLi in e (Incorporated In England). MAIL AM) PASSENGER SERVICES. PBNINSULAK AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. (Under Contract with Hlfl Majesty's Government). TIM Company's HAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY are at present susDended. LONDON .1 AR-EASTERN SERVICE. PROM LONDON T O MARSEILLES LONDON MK SINGAPORE LEAVE SINGAPORE645 words
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Advertisement710 1919-09-23 8 KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ (Incorporated in Holland). ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION Co. OF BATAVIA Telephone 131 Passage Dept. 1202 Freight Dept. 1002 Managers Desk 14.37 Marine Supt. Transhipment Dept. 3 COLLYER QUAY. UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. V*n Wasrw^ck Houßfeong, Amoy and Swatow Be t. 23 MkrkuB Kioaw, Tau.'belnn acd710 words
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Advertisement447 1919-09-23 8 (Incorporated In Japan. *m UNDER MAIL CONTRACT WITH THE [MPERIAi GOVERNMENT. (Subject to alterations withoul Notice) EUROPEAN LINE. (Via Sue, (anal, p^ For (Malacca). Tenant Colombd, Sue/. L< M vl,>n mm Sen I IYOMARU WIA "WAKASA MARU" (cargo ATSUTA MARU H SHIDZUOKA MARU EUROPEAN LINE (Via Sue. (anal) I (Aaxiliarj447 words
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Advertisement612 1919-09-23 9 THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. INVORPORATCr IX UAH SINGAPORE— KANGKOK COASTING SERVICK KYA 22nd Bflpt 1019 24tl Sept. 101<» pRACHATIPOK" 29th Sept. 1919 Ist Oct. 1919 hi— l— BiMit, Semcrak. Bacho, Ktlantan. Tabal, Bangnara. -Mnar.il, Tatani, Singora. Uandon. I un^suen. K«Mal .ind Bangkok. ed throughou* huve exccl i ent612 words
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Advertisement460 1919-09-23 9 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS Settlement of Singapore Originating Summors No 6 of 1919 In the matter of the Eatate of Chia Aaa Si;iag deceased settled by bi3 Will dated 21 at day of May 1884 and in tho matter of the Civil Prooedar^ Cods 1907. BETWEEN460 words
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Advertisement602 1919-09-23 9 "second days sale. ■ONOAY THE 20th DAY OF OC T 1919, AT 230 T.M. 75 MC. Ma 185 Taluk Ayer St. If oB Lea*e- Leatefl Noa. 179, T S 111 80 ho'd. 179, IRQ and 131 Lot No 161 76 m 16' do 1450 do da do 80 168 do602 words
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Advertisement634 1919-09-23 10 V^ Jk z w w\ a til?/ r^ A T HUTTENBAOHB ROB. GO. r TAKE CARE OF YOUR HAIR ADOPT TilE POPULAR AND BENEFICIAL "HARLENE HAIR-DRILL' 1,000,000 Complete HAIR-DRILL Outfiis Free to Readers. IF you are worried al-out the condition of new spark!.' an-1 frealmcss rf-vivifving the your hair, if634 words
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Advertisement379 1919-09-23 10 O STAIN ABLE AT ALL DISPENSARIES ty^r 7 ■'■-A 4H THROUGHOUT STRAITS SETTLEMENTS AND FEDERATED MALAY STATES. t «i" TL«f \JnoLn I GOVERNMENT OT JOHORE. PuUic Works Department. TENDERS ARE INVITED FOR THE FOLLOWING WORKS. 1. Coi- Lined Tamil and Sikh Ward, General Hospitul, Johore Bahru. 2. Carriage Shed at379 words
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Advertisement287 1919-09-23 10 EXPANDED METAL COMPREHENSIVE STOCKS (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) I I Damp Walls. il-™^^irij FlonHpd Cpllflr<; Rather Strengthens Cement See Falja's and Kirkaldys tests io 1 CanDot weaken It. fe^>>> be Book of Tests free) V i "v B^aß fc-*| A M*%2Z*'+y~ p j A Powder i^^'if 7 J S287 words
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Advertisement417 1919-09-23 11 wer 52,000,000 g I Assurance in force over $9,000,000 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. UK A.) OFFICE Winchester House, nC >" Str its j k P LONDON OFFICE 32, Old Jewry, E.C. Th. Company has £20,000 deposited with the Sunrome Court n f ir« i i j 1417 words
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Advertisement494 1919-09-23 11 YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Incorporated in Japan) Capital Subscribed Y. 100,000,000 Capital Paid Up Y 42,000,000 Reserve Fund Y 2.">,000,000 President. N. K. Kajiwara Esq. vice-President S. Suzuki Esq. DIRECTORS. Kajiwara Esq. F. Watanabe Esq. >:. Soma Esq. I Matsukata Esq. ST. Yamakawa Esq. If. Mitsui Esq. M. Odagiri Esq.494 words
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Advertisement470 1919-09-23 11 CHARTERED BANK Of India, Australia and China, Incorporated in England by Royal Charter. Paid up Capital £1,200,000 Reserve Fund £2,100,000 KesvrvV Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 HEAD OFFICE SS Bishopsgate, London, E.C. Agencies and Branches. Amritsar Hong-kong Penang Bangkok Iloilo Puket Batavia Ipoh Rangoon Bombay Karachi Saigon Calcutta Klang Seremban Canton470 words
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Advertisement418 1919-09-23 11 INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated in the U. S. A.) Capital and Surplus U. S. $6,500,000— Straits $4,578,000. 1 ndivided Profits U. S. $2,563,000— Straits $4,758,000. HEAD OFFICE 8—65, WALL STREETNEW YORK. BRANCHES:— Batavia London S. P. de Macoris Bombay Manila Santiago de los Calcutta lfedellin Caballeros Canton Panama Santo Domingo418 words
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Advertisement840 1919-09-23 11 x 1 EXCHANGE. MAIL TABLe! (Corqbotbo Up to Sept 22 Bank 4ms 1 I T To-day. demacd I A Iniermedl «te and local mailf, will be France demand Bank lw 1 1** la** Btatl M Kual India, T. T. H* t P 6 ft HONGKON3, demand Z ITU F M840 words
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Article1133 1919-09-23 12 Mr. Lowther Kemp Nominated for Legislative Council. Tbe halt yearly meeting of tbe ■aabtri cl the Siojipjce CUvnber ot Commerce was beld yesterday afternoon in tbe Exchange Buildings, Mr W P W Ker pro&id ing over a good attendance. Tbe Chairman, after mtuiioniog the changes in the1,133 words
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Article185 1919-09-23 12 Mmoti w -a w 6'.one a throw of the Central S robbery w:\9 com mitreJ a f k Cbiu'fa brothel in 2 4 Upprr l(%eoa -> m mfdaigal on Sucday. irbevi Ihrea H k'cas entered tba bor.se <t ;ifer i. I.^v*. (j the i.imr.^es o! three «i!ti185 words
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Article151 1919-09-23 12 SENSATIONAL ATTEMPT IT SMUGGLING. Coper.: A-jg. 10vh. A st-ns* t'.cnr-l ct.cmpL to etr.r.ffgle j»we-'s and b:nJa cu f cf Oetm U2J '.ras fettcrday. A* 9 ra a E3:p?:ir:9 wa« c.b-erved cff S-^u:b SAtien. A: height of 6 f i I tffj larg° parrels were tbrjwu •iow^t Toey151 words
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185 1919-09-23 12 Commaadcr of Priaoß Camp Where Thousands Died. It is reported from Berlin that the Allies nave already claimed the first of the enemy prisoners who arc to take their i trial for violations of international law. The surrender is demanded of the German (General185 words
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Article78 1919-09-23 12 RUBBER TIN RETURNS. Secretary: Borneo Co. Bruoeh 17.6?«0 to date 183,880. Lok Kawi 24.7*0 to date 170,750. Sauang J 7,800; to date 112 600. Pahaug Cocaolidatea 89,444 to date 874,106. Ipoh Tin 28C to de'e 1,805. Paean* Consolidated 8 091; to dt>te 87,119 Se^rptnry N Gcmee (Malacca). BKatilB 645; total78 words
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Article183 1919-09-23 12 S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS. TODAYS TIES. Championship. Mir.niug va Danaldbon. Hlli va Stoat;. A Singles Rateraan scr vb Wodohouee to finish owe 15 8. B Singles. De Mtllo sor v Paau owe 2. C SINQLEBi Smith Ecr va Bennett owe 1. Newcomers Gollai. ecr va Murtiu owe 4. Allan183 words
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Article342 1919-09-23 12 Owicg to tbe wet weather, member* ana fuhscribcta will pleftft LOie tbat tie; t'x'd for Monday will bd p ayed m Tut* day, ani Tneedtx 'e tice will b3 played co Wedneelay. IO.DAYS TIES. Ladies Dolhles B Class Mice Pj'glaee auJ Mi6« D Palg!«jit owe 2342 words
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Article244 1919-09-23 12 O^ Sunday morning tha flr&t ct ih Point Roces /or tbe Vico President' g Gap took place nvd provided a nioefc exciting time for Ihi cry.'; a of iba BOmpefcing craft.. Sl.oriiy aftei 10 a*m. Mm*m Smith tod SLeveus EtarUd tlia Boa^e, tho B^tty (O*vr»tr D H244 words
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Article54 1919-09-23 12 Notices to Mariners include the declaration of Singapore as an infected port due to the prevalence of cholera. A ship's buoy marked T P N has bdun foaod eff ia: j jdr Giampacg, Deudang laland An upturned der&lics na.ive crulc wa& seen in lat. 3.16 N lorg 100.2554 words
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Article154 1919-09-23 12 The Gaiety Las for its change of programme to night, ia the tiret chow, commencing at 7 B'J sharp, a new Paramount; Bray Cartocn, and The Revenge of Zi La Mori' 1 Ggul episode of The Y-ilow Irin.Rt Series. The second fchow which Btarte at 9 p m154 words
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Article171 1919-09-23 12 VARIOUS POINTS TO BE VISITED IN THE AUTUMN. The Central Nawi Plymouth correepon deut telegraph! I. js cflij;ally announced by tbl .4.ln;!r;;hY that the Atlantic F.'eel oa ccoip'ei'vja cf iVttnci leave will, with the tiret aud second 6ubuiariue flotil lea aui avci!db!e light erasers, cfsecible at Poctlftßd tec171 words
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Article271 1919-09-23 12 The Board of Agriculture, in a circalir to Local Authorities state that they are not entirely satisfied with tbe County Boroughs iv tbe matter cf land itttlt" meet foe tx setvice men a tutject upon which a good deal of cewspaper controversy has taken phce in some271 words
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Article40 1919-09-23 12 Wednesday, 21th September. 4.00 p.m. Balcstier Range Maxim Co. Practice. Friday, 26th September. 5.10 p.m. Drill Hall Eurasian Co. Recruits. Saturday, 27th September. 2.30 p.m. Balestier Range Maxim Co. Classification. R. SMITH. 2nd Lieut., a; Adjutant S.V.C.40 words
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Article48 1919-09-23 12 Owing to the prolonged drought la the District the Committee of the Lower Perak Agricultural Show have been compelled apain to postpone the 1919 Agricultural Show, which wae to have been held on jOctcbet 4th. The postponed date now' j Gxed for the show is November 15th. 1919,'48 words
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