The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 1 June 1920
1920-06-01
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section14 1920-06-01 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. SINGAPORE, S.S., TUESDAY, UNB 1, 1920." No. 9,99014 words
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Article255 1920-06-01 1 Air trie an news still dominates the 1 cal>le<s. The lr.!>aur ;u d ftn^mcjal outi lo.)U i«re considered gh»»my; Six srrikero arc recorded and the ejKimatfd lo.«s b eiiormouM Page 7. Mr. Gar> aegpses employers o? hefn*; too backward in* coming forward .—-Page 7. L v The255 words
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Article895 1920-06-01 1 I'Tftcon 0/ sixteen 1. years a^a, wii' n Rom«i.i r«?iE of t\\e uarW,.an4i t' v I'k-ta'anJ tho Fcots k<»j.t Ip .thoir own side oi"'U!,c <;rwat TToman WflJl-'fcetwceti Carliale an.l NewcastJe, tile story gof« that Rome allowed all tho>e peoples or.o night iiv the jL-ar895 words
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Advertisement196 1920-06-01 1 r 1 PLES HOTEL. Most Successful Hotel on the Island FACING THE SEA. ioom3 and spacious lounges, vermndaM and beautiful grounds. UTERNOQN TEAS. Iy, Music in attendance. Cinema on the Lawn from 6.15 p.m. I IRST CLASS CUISINE. j J lay, dinner followed by Cinema. I ii IHI! :>>>iii!!!l!!ll!l!!llllllllll!l!ll!ll!lil!lll!l!!lilir C5196 words
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Advertisement125 1920-06-01 1 KELLY AND V/ dLSH, LTD. [Incorporated hi H -ngkong] £UST ISSUED" SECOND EDITION THE DIRECTORY NOW READY AN ABRIDGED. .CHRONICLE FOit MALAY-ENGLISH < blH v MTS SETTLEMENTS DICTIONARY 's.^bo™ MOTHERLANDS INDIES (ROMANISED) THE PHILIPPINES IN DO- CHINA ETC Bl R. 1. WILKINSON (AKGt, -#«O^ SMALL ulTfoN I ZJjCU EDITION £*V125 words
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Advertisement115 1920-06-01 1 Ih< ru ioi <.„.!,. will be os>« f aiiwi Friday Page 5. Assisranl clehier, vloi'k, typisl and chief .1 Page <"'. I Johore appointments in the I'. W. Page •">. i Coffee to be *old by auction Page 5. Notice re constitution of ltigol.l Bergmann and Co. Page b. BaTikruptcy115 words
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Miscellaneous76 1920-06-01 1 ■^pe^s^^ r^*""^*""^ s neaday, Ist. High '1 i lei 10.53 am Bft 3in 10.17 pm 9ft Oin 2.1*) p.m. Wednesday, 2nd. il.ivh Tides 11^7am Bft Sin 10.47pm Mt 2in. Lidgt Ketfand Emergent, 8.30 pan. Thursday, -.>l. High Tides 11.98 2in 11.18 pm9ft3in King's Birthday. fi ?S L.50 pm Bs*t2in. Russian76 words
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Article216 1920-06-01 2 Vdventures in E. Africa. Lieut. G. Garrood, of the R.A.F., who reached home safely after some terrible experiences in East Afiica, tells a strange story of his adventure. He went to bomb a Ctanaaa ambush on the Ruiiji River, but had to come down into the216 words
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Article197 1920-06-01 2 By a vote of 18 to two, and after the !ongest pud most heated debate that has yet taken place on the floor of the Philippine Senate, in which the so-called "yellow peril," protection of lands for Philippine posterity bribe* and bad faith were invoked on197 words
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Article123 1920-06-01 2 Our pre-war books of reference make no nention of Latvia. It is the name by which is now known the Republic of the Letts, which numbers about one and a quarter millions of people on the shores of the TJalfic, and the best-known town of which123 words
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Article93 1920-06-01 2 After being with the family for a number of years, Mary Jane suddenly announced to her mistress the news of her approaching marriage, and it was received witli great consternation. "I hop©," said th» mistress, "that you have given the matter very serious consideration." "Oh, yes, indeed I have, ma'am,"93 words
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Advertisement243 1920-06-01 2 2 VIBRONA. I THE IDEAL TONIC WINE J, Refreshes the Strong f Restores the Weak 7 Revives the Depressed 2 THE DISPENSARY LTD. n j LUCILLE ET GIE RAFFLES SQUARE (OVER THE DISPENSARY) EXCLUSIVE DAY AND EVENING GOWNS BLOUSES AND NOVELTIES Hours, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. VICTORIA THEATRE. COMING243 words
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Advertisement499 1920-06-01 2 From THURSDAY, May 27, to TUESDAY, June 1, 1920. A BLUEBIRD PHOTOPLAY OF DRAMATIC POWER Featuring EDITH ROBERTS, FOREST STANLEY And a number of well-known stars In a story of a girl who tries to lift herself out of her station in life and then finds that the place she499 words
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Advertisement472 1920-06-01 2 From Tuesdav, June 1, JniH^^^^^M m A MELODRAMATIC SCREEN PRODUCTInv ?S I KICK IN IT STRONGER THAN l}| A THE YEAR'S GREATEST Mil I Adapted from the Stirring SI A LOUIS .JOSEPH VAN* 1 Being the Sequel to the Famous Product i B Theatre before a ree I THE LONE472 words
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Article1011 1920-06-01 3 [From Our Own Correspondent.] London, April 28th. The light cruiser Curlew, Captain James, C.R.. \*ill leave for the China Station about t!.c fcegiimfaaj of May. She will be the iast of the "C" class of light cruiser to proceed t-> thai itatioa. Lieutenant A. L. White has1,011 words
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Advertisement434 1920-06-01 3 "JEWELLS" PRESSURE t FILTERS FOR FACTORIES AND COOLIE LINES. ESSENTIAL for the HEALTH OF THE ESTATE FULL PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION TO SOLE AGENTS yL fit Ml vk i B W _a^*._^->^ I ifl^ t♦■&&tP C 1 7 j II /I 7%^i kS UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.)434 words
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Advertisement304 1920-06-01 3 i The VrescentTUkr i Identifies This Superior Fountain Pen iS Neither is genuine 1C without the other. Together they guar-•*wj-i|| antee complete writIff j ing satisfaction. The famous "CresB: 'I cent Filler" fills the 2 fiimolv Df€SS Uith /S 5 the thumb. i I L" j a if Smooth writing.304 words
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Advertisement949 1920-06-01 3 The Subscription List will close on or before June 15th 1920. THE TIANGl?AN BRICK AND TILE MANUFACTURING CO., LTD. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements under the Companies Ordinance 1915) CAPITAL $700,000.00 divided into 700,000 shares of $1 each. DIRECTORS. Lancelot Evelyn Gaunt Esq., Tan Wi Yan Esq., Choa Eng Wan949 words
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Article790 1920-06-01 4 rflASER CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS. SINGAPORE, MAY 31st 1920. MINING. [Figures in brackets shows the capital and issue value of the Share in dollars unless otherwise marked. C. Cum div x equals ex div.] Ampang ($100,000—0) 15.00—16.00 Ayer Weng ($100,000—0) 1.00—1.75 nom. Hitam Tin ($300,000—1) 2.90—3.10790 words
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Article741 1920-06-01 4 Panama Passage of H. M. S. "Renown." H. M. S. Renown, Aprl 5. The passing of the Panama Canal on March 30 by H. M. S. Renown is an event in history, and marks a double triumph I shared by the two great English-speaking nations of the741 words
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Article107 1920-06-01 4 Messrs John King and Co., Ltd., Calcutta on the 22nd ult. launched at their Howrah shipyard the power-driven bulk-oil -barge Socony, the first of an order for two, and the first of this type to be built in India. The vessel is built for the Standard Oil Company of New107 words
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Advertisement259 1920-06-01 4 SUNBRAND OLD NEWSPAPERS WE CAN OFFER UP TO 1000 TONS CiF SINGAPORE EARLY SHIPMENTS AT $90 GOLD PER TON (OF 2000 LBS). F AIRFIELD TRADING COMPANY 1 ROBINSON ROAD. p-^.^^^^ Expensive aocsdems like this '^^jf l\}i llfl do n73tl ha PP cr to 1 Ijfei p^tected AOCo /^|j g r259 words
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Advertisement890 1920-06-01 4 CHING KENG LEE CO IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY NOTICE On« of the most desirable Properties in Grange Road within Town and in a select and healthy locality iIBUo *»f The undersigned have received instructions t o Bel PUBLIC AUCTION at their Sale-room RAFFLES CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE at an early date All that890 words
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Advertisement393 1920-06-01 5 1 si oi h lid Pj h to riflrt "i Applf Arm, sosl stoat 1 1 rod to Bos M .1 nt Um Master 1 ins fot Um post i in^'u -i\ v. 21 00^- !Kl>. f'-r Doaiiaioßj healthy, and cl;i>s man, ilary, Junior Clerk D relo hm nt Co.,393 words
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Advertisement775 1920-06-01 5 I AUCTION SALES. ESTATE OF AKDULLAH BIN SAMSOODIN Deceased The under i.;r. (d have booa instructed to sell aucta.n at th.-ir ,:,leroo,n, No. M Kling St ON WEDM:s,) A y. 2nd June at IM pm I U^lf^nllirtSi building land I CHEONG KOON SENG ro oy r Auctioneers. JLJ G AUCTION775 words
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Advertisement798 1920-06-01 5 AUCTION SALES. SINGAPORE cIAMBER OF GOMMERGE RUBBER ASSSCiATION AUCTION SALES. As Thursday the fed June will be a public holiday, the rubber auction will be held on Wednesday the 2nd, and Friday the 4th instant C.ATTEY BATEMAN j Secretaries. Ist June, 1920. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. In the Supreme Court of the798 words
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Advertisement794 1920-06-01 5 NOTICES. I CMJCF NOTICE REGARDING TRAFFIC REGULATIONS AT THE ESPLANADE ON IKE OCCASION OF THE -\S BIRTHDAY PARADE. I 1. litiag motor car« will be 'ined up in smgle rank on the Sou'.!, side of St. Andrews Koad facing north west and on north side of tonnaught Drive (facing South794 words
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Advertisement449 1920-06-01 5 WHITEAWAY'S i" in WHITE X JLiilllli ShU Shi IJJi BLANKETS With Blue Bar Borders Size 58 by 78 PRSOE $7.50 EACH WHITEAWAY LAIDLAW CO., LTD SINGAPORE. (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). NOnCES. RE TAN BOON BOH (Deceased.) PURSUANT to Section 26 of the Trustee Ordinance, 1914, notice is hereby given that all449 words
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Advertisement380 1920-06-01 5 FOR SALE. FOR SALE. Buick, iix cylinder tvo seater in perfect condition, now cord tires car painted rreen with white wheels. Mot<* cycle Kxcclsior first class condition. App'y Singapore Supply Syndicate, Rafflt s Pl.ce, Raffles Square, 11 to 12 noon and :i to 4 n n >J> 4 6 FOR380 words
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Article23 1920-06-01 6 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH. VAN UFFORI). At Juliana Hospital, Sama rang, (Java), on May 27, to Jhr and Mrs. Quarles Van Ufford a son.23 words
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670 1920-06-01 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. TUESDAY JUNE 1, 1920. Hongkong's Rice Glut. There have been many instances during the war oi glut in one place and scarcity in another, due chiefly to the lack of shipping facilities, and in some cases to attempts to corner the market. Who does not remember the670 words
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Article272 1920-06-01 6 On April 26th ihere took place in the Commons a debate on the new coinage and special reference was made to the rupee and its effect on the East African Colonies. Neuter's summary of the speech of Lt. Col. Amery might have given the272 words
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Article370 1920-06-01 6 Sugar, which was selling in Kuala Lumpur at 54 cents a katty last wet?k, is now G5 cents. Mr. F. J. Hallifax relieves Mr. M. S. H. McArthur, as British Adviser, Kedah, next month, says the Straits Echo. Major Nathan, head of the Kailan mining administration in China, thinks China's370 words
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Article1416 1920-06-01 6 AT GOODWOOD HALL. The spacious auditorium of Goodwood Hall, Scots Road, presented a gala appearance >osterday afternoon, when an "at home" was given by Mr. E. S. Manasseh, which was attended by A large number of the citizens of Singapore, to listen to Mr. W. K. Home,1,416 words
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Article35 1920-06-01 6 Prince < Rumania, u I steam.,- Mad, for Japan. H, by the Reside honour of S Several official Prince, who Firmstone, i «flin. In t, trip round th« I The aviaton p to-morrow, prol,35 words
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Article30 1920-06-01 6 Another ex title ft aims; S bast Indies publication, alth.ni number ls tut|! kutrations are min:rr(l Well chosen, a:. should Lax >:5 munberi rill embn Malay Peninsula mcnts.30 words
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Article133 1920-06-01 6 General Sir 1>« kartzotr.h,. t, b r au.l nighi a lery int. jecf of I In the cou short n regular rnd x otdet in that m wj nt oi ins to done by Admiral k- JJ At the fall of 1 riaimed ruler of I: military133 words
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Article18 1920-06-01 6 The P. and 0 Co'a tttai t Kt m ainil at Marseilles on 26th Kay. 518 words
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Article43 1920-06-01 6 In view of valr.ai I i btaMM experimental woik on karri i executive of the Australia] Insl Science ami Industry has rtroninicndrfl grant of 1150 f«>r txptruaeats t* the N lag qualitie- of jarral. I .'n«i < under the Wetter! Austrabai «n;W of Forests43 words
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Advertisement112 1920-06-01 6 BULMERS HEREFORDSHIRE CIDER One of the very best drinks for this X CLIMATE G&LDBEGK MACGREGOR Go.. 87 Cecil Street Tel. 228. MR. H. N. BUCKERIDGE to aniMMe* that h« etadvcta W SHE ONLY EUROPEAN STUDIO ia BINGAFORE w^^, At Th« BDKLINGTCN. 1M P*e— N»rtfc %t U« Ai«!»kl H*U3 FAMOUS THROUGHOUT112 words
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Advertisement30 1920-06-01 6 THE SINOAPOP.E FREE PRESS and MERCANTILE ADVERTISER Established, 1535. Telephone No. 66. The only Morning Paper in the Straits Settlements. CabIes—" ADVERTISER," Singapore. Editorial and Publishing Office, 30 RAFFLES PLACE.30 words
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Article395 1920-06-01 7 NO T tOOjSOOD. „7, ikiU KS. |M < tllv v. York, May 29. trka] workers Rapid Transit railroads Passengers hav« ewarda, Lk l.nl.nd. May 29. National India '.on-striking Troops were and wounded J l |>hii.i<)«-lphia. M a>' 28--have been of the I minimum of a n May395 words
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Article605 1920-06-01 7 HSSIONS POLITICAL. [Reuter's Service.] krassin*s~m7ssion. Krassin, head of the^So^ 28 delegation has arrived in^r* V* ade believed that one of t he obje^Ti.' U > tl.o Franco-British creditors of Russia and i^Tr^r PlAmn MISSION IN ENGLAND. v London, May 28 m,ss,oner General of Railwavs, Siam ami IWesa605 words
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Article195 1920-06-01 7 Owing to the Court of Appeal commencing at Singapore on the Bth inst.. the list of cases to be heard in the Supreme Court has had to be considerably curtailed. As a matter of fact only fourteen cases have been definitely fixed for hearing^ A 1 case195 words
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Article428 1920-06-01 7 FRENCH MATTERS. FReuter's Service.] FRANCE AND HYTHE. ru r-u 1. Paris, May 28. to 68. m Gover n^ent by 535 votes on I t 0 Ke n C h mh %r to the criticisms reLrH y e Conferen^, particularly as regards reparations, M. Millerand defended fivin^ 57u428 words
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Article241 1920-06-01 7 The directors of the Sungei Krian Rubber Estates have been able to prevent the passpge of the scheme for the reconstruction of the company which was passed by the shareholders on April 8. The Budget proposals appeared between that date and the confirmatory meeting,241 words
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Article25 1920-06-01 7 Advices from Sydney, N. S. W., state that the last wheat harvest is only little more than half of what is required for home consumption.25 words
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Article146 1920-06-01 7 A well-known writer has been spending a recent holiday at Monte Carlo, where one day he was lucky enough to make three consecutive wins en plein. As he was colI lecting his final winnings, a friend came up and, having congratulated him, asked him 1 wltat system he was playing.146 words
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Article388 1920-06-01 7 The following list of Latest Additions will be ready for issue on Wednesday, June 2nd, 1920. Fiction. Boinville, Mrs. N. M. Chastel de, Sons of the Settlers. Crockett, Samuel R., The White Pope. Dalton, Moray, The Sword of Love. Deprend, Jeffrey, Embers. Douglas, Theo., Miss Maybud: Marriagemaker. Farnol,388 words
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Article232 1920-06-01 7 A picture production presenting a story embracing the characters, the thrills, the overpowering grip and fascination of The Lone Wolf, which was presented with great success some time ago, and of which it is the sequel, will be screened at the Alhambra. to-night, entitled The Lone Wolf's Daughter,232 words
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Article90 1920-06-01 7 (Fifteenth List.) Previously acknowledged $18,474.75 Per Mrs. Bryant, Seremban 10.00 G. C. Clarke* (March to April) 20.00 Miss I. Peche (April) 10.00 Subscriptions from Klang District Per Mrs. Wootton 330.00 Per Mrs. Schwabe 114.00 E L. Talma 25.00 Mrs. M. A. Fisher 25.00 The Eastern Agencies Ltd.,90 words
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Advertisement317 1920-06-01 7 Robinson ®> Co Ltd. if .i ..'"'tO*'" f^jLS GENTLEMEN'S DEPT. We are now showing an M ;J hr Entire New Stock .^F' T Gentlemen's Sports Shirts I f 3 "< Plain White Matte Tennis Shirts \fc New Po!o Collar L— without pocket J $*.9«> each. THE "VERMAL" m tA %€k317 words
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Advertisement631 1920-06-01 8 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. (Incorporated in Japan. SKDER MAIL CONTRACT WITH THE IMPERIAL JAPANEBB GOVERNMENT. Subject to alterations without m>U* EUROPEAN MAIITuNE FORI NIGHTLY SERVICR. f«r London and Antwerp via (Malacca) ,Pcnang, Colom^t, Suez, Port Saiii and Marseilles. 3ADO MARU 2nd June KITANO MARU 16th June INABA MARU 30th June LIVERPOOL631 words
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Advertisement475 1920-06-01 8 K. P. M. KONINKLYKE P\KETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ (Incorporated in Holland). ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION Co. OF BATAVIA Teitpfcoac 131 Passage Dept. 1202 Freight Dept. 1002 Managers Desk 1437 Marine Supt. Trans&pntxt l)«$i. S COLL YE B QUAY. UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT, VAX HOGENDORP (Tuesday, June 1) Lctong, Kramat, Tarenipa,475 words
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Advertisement605 1920-06-01 8 APCAR D LINE. I PENINSULAR AND ORIEOT V f c 1 (Under Contract wi*h Hi* f n The Company's MAIL SERVICJ I > LONDON .FAR.BASTBSM Rx I DEVANHA about 11th June v I DE W I. Passengers for Europe are bookro by the above om, I •cenrs and as far605 words
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Advertisement871 1920-06-01 9 fc^TEAM NAVIGATION CO, LTD. SB (INCORPORATED IN BIAM.) W SINGAPORE— BANGKOK S COASTING SERVICE. S TriV*»» n il ntan Bangnar*, Taluplm, Patami M BM I U-f ~n. Ch«npe«. and Bangkok. Bbl trm U S »r. fltttJ tkr.u t hout with ateetrle light, and haT. «i rt «JU thi reund trl,871 words
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Advertisement448 1920-06-01 9 Tke Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. She Ckbu Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND «3er»aß BucknaU Steam Ship Co^ Ltd, (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINK.) (Incorporated in England.) JOIWT FOIT»IGHTLT SERVICE TO NEW YORK ria BUBZ 01 FAHAMA* FROM NEW YORK. SUa.er Da RooU ATRFITv? RfpOr# 6th June Suez S'pore, Manila 110-110,448 words
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Advertisement496 1920-06-01 9 CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES v LIMITED. j& [Incorpontted in En* land] 1920 SUMMERJAI LINGS X920 EMPRESS OF ASI I jm t., w EMPRESS OF RUSSIA jni? 16 EMPRESS OF JAPAN Jsj W OF RUSSIA" and "EMPRESS OF ASlA£ssso«iBs and mKi^it BOUSTBAD A C».. Ab.bU, C. r. O. 3. LU. FREIGHT496 words
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Article905 1920-06-01 10 SCENES, SENSATIONS, AND REASONS. Apart from the exigencies of fighting, it may possibly not be clear to everybody why rirmen, at great personal discomfort and often at considerable risk, should ever be endeavouring to attain to greater altitudes. For ordinary purposes of aerial travel there will pivbably be905 words
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Advertisement450 1920-06-01 10 6AID HARICAN CO. Established 1864. DUBASHES. SHIP-CHANDLERS AND NAVAL SUPPLIERS. CONTO ACTORS, STEVEDORES aad PROVISION DEALERS. Prorisioas of every descriptioa suppllw •t shortest entice at moderate prices. Orders respectfully solicited, strictly attondod to and doliTsrsd. Oftce:— No. 20, ROBINSON 10AH SINGAPORE. For .Typewriter Pen or Pencil KEE LOX CARBON PAPER450 words
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Advertisement130 1920-06-01 10 AIR FLOAT TOILET PREPARATIONS Everybody knows and uses "Air-Float Talcum Ponder so soft so fresh so fragrant yet sc inexpensive. More "Air-Float" is sold than any other kind of talc. And everybody welcomes the new "Air-Float Toilet Preparations— Cold Cream, Tooth Powder and Paste. You could buy no better if130 words
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Advertisement195 1920-06-01 10 5 PER CENT PRENnUM^B" free from all i ncomc Tav U M» issued by the French ;,,v, r Il for reconstruction of devastated I 4,000,000,000 Francs I Issued at 455 francs I Nominal Value 506 francs I Every year 20,000,000 francs v.il! he i ,';'i I drawings A j At195 words
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Article62 1920-06-01 11 May 31. Bank 4 m.s. 2-4 Bank demand 2-3 Private credits 3 m.s. 2-4 13-16 New York, demand AA\k Credits 90 da\ s 47-^ France, demand 560 India, T. T. 106 Hongkong, demand 80 1 Prem. Yokohama, demand 83% Java, demand 118 Bangkok, demand 91 U Sovereign, Bank Buying62 words
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Article148 1920-06-01 11 May 31. Tin Buyers (no sellers) $140.00 Gambier 13.00 Gair.bkr Cube No. 1 2J.OU Pepper Black 27.00 Pepper (white fair) 58.00 Tapioca, small flake, f.q. 7.T.") Tapioca, median pearl f.q. 10.00 Pearl SagO, small 14.00 Copra Sundried 23.00 Copra Mixed 22.00 Opium, Benares unceirt 8.1)00 Rice- Rangoon White 2,700148 words
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Article400 1920-06-01 11 The "Times of India" has the following: P«opl« sometimes complain that a disproportionately large part of a nwspapor is taken up with advertisements, which they regard as a profiteering device by the proprietor* at the expense of the »abs^ri^« 3. Does it ever occur to them,400 words
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Advertisement282 1920-06-01 11 vr ;3.300,000. ttfr' Assurance in force over $15,000,000. THE CHEAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMED. [I»c^rpor«t«fl b Strait. Sati 0 .C^WUc^UrH^S,,^.. LONDON O FPICE 2 M aew ry E.C. «^£LiSSSS^3 HONSr TO LOAN AGENTS WANTED 'AV MANAGING DIRECTOR ACTuI^ f C AH FAIR AtiUASY DIRECI'OR OF AGENCIE3 C C NICHOLL,282 words
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Advertisement608 1920-06-01 11 YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Incorporated in Japan) clnT\ l uh c hed Y. 100,000,000 Capital Pa,d Up Y 6lfoo o 0 00 Reserve Fund Y 44,000; 000O OO President N. K Kajiwara Eaq Vice-Presid-nt S. Suzuki E«q DIRECTORS. N. Kajiwara Bs«. F. V/atanabo Esq N. Soma Esq. J. Matsukp.tr. E608 words
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Advertisement601 1920-06-01 11 "STeONG BANK. LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) i HEAD OFFICE Singapore Raffles Chambers 5 and 6 BRANCHES Penting— 85 Beach Street. Malacca— 131 Jonkor Street Muar— 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahut— lo9 Jalan Rehamat. AGENCIES AT London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia Sourabaya, Samarang, Palembang and Trans CAPITAL Authorised601 words
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Advertisement301 1920-06-01 11 CHARTERED BANK Of India, Australia and China, Incorporated in England by Ruy*l Charter. Paid up Capital 12,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors 12,000,000 HEAD OFFICE. 88 Biahopsgate, London, E.C. Agencie.i and Branches. Araritsar Hongkong Penan* Bangkok Iloilo Puket Batavia Ipoh Rangoon Bombay Karachi Saigon Calcutta Klang Seremban Canton301 words
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Advertisement413 1920-06-01 11 Indigestion and Bad Stomach Dr. Cassell's Tablets are the Prized Remedy in All Parts of the Empire. British Guiana. South A rlcn. O. H. Sunpson. Manchester Village, Mr. C. OraffoH ln\*,« River, liadi Whim P.0.,- Berbioe. Oorentyn. British smith. C.P.. Booth Africa, Writes: I Quiana. writes: "Nothing I have sutler^l413 words
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Miscellaneous260 1920-06-01 11 MAIL TABLE. TO-D VY Intermediate and local mails will be found in list below: Peneng, Malacca, F.M.S. (by Train) 4 p.m. daily (except Sunday). Kota Tinggi and stations to Kuala Lumpur at 6 a.m. Cueob Hock Tew 1' a.m. Cucob Soon Hong i> a.m. P. Batam P. Bulang Hoik Keng260 words
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Miscellaneous224 1920-06-01 11 VESSELS AT WHARVES. TANJONG PAGAB. Eait Wharf No. 1.— Shrimp. East Wharf No. 2.— Ta:a. Fool; San*. Sheer Wharf x<». 8. Ban Poh Gaan. I Bfain Wnai f No. t. Mvttra. iMair Wharf >:». Sanvki Mara, Bllora. I Main Wharf No. G. Mogam] Mara Deck No. 7. IJris;:avia, Bandoeng, Kamuning,224 words
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Article1948 1920-06-01 12 MONDAY. MAT 31st, 1«)20. I PRESENT His Excellency the Governor and Comm.inder in Chief (Sir UwNM (iuillcmard, k.c.d.) Hi* E\c-elloncy tl.e (loni'ral Officer Commanding; tho Truths Miijor-CiiMieriil 1). H RidoUt, K.8.E., C.8., C.M.G.) The H.iv.Mjlo tl Btcretarj < Mr 1- 8. .Tarn s. c.m.g.) The Hon'ble the AltorneyrGcneral1,948 words
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Article787 1920-06-01 12 I). H. 9 IN PENANG. Paver and Mclntosh Arrive. A wireless message was received here Friday morning laying that these intrepid airmen, who 'expected to leave Victoria Point at seven in the mornifig, would call here. Notwithstanding the short notice IfajoT W. M. 1.. Bower, the indefatigable787 words
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Article30 1920-06-01 12 I Captain S. R. Perkins and his daughter, Miss Addie Perkins, who are in New Zealand on holiday, with Mrs. Perkins, made flights at Christchurch in Captain Eutn Dickson's aeroplane.30 words
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Article116 1920-06-01 12 Thi hon'ble Mr. Lowther Kemp said he thought it was a pity that the Police of the Colony should not be part and pareel of the F. M. S. Police, under one head. The Colonial Secretary said that he had been in the Colony now four years and he might116 words
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SPORTING NEWS.
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Article56 1920-06-01 12 The May Btsdal Competition was won by Mr. gaiter. The results were: C. Salter 83 8 7.",. J. D. Sanderson KG 8 78. 11. R. A. Day 0 7 16 82. H. B: Salmond 93 B So. J. Haddon 8S 86, Messrs. Sanderson and Baiter tied56 words
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Article63 1920-06-01 12 The following is the draw for the Duffers Cup Competition. Kewetson, CruLkshank and Evans by<?s. Hcsta vs. Heron, Noon v.-. Freshwater, Graham vs. Farrant, Naughton vs. Copefond, Mar.by vs. Harrington. First round to be completed by 13th June. Owing to the Race Course being required by Aviators63 words
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Article46 1920-06-01 12 The following will represent the S. C. XI vs. the Stafford: XI, to-morrow:— E. H. Frond, I. C. R. Mackenzie, E. A. Stevens, H. T. Quance, R. E. Foulgrer, A. N. Laybourne, X. Brownintr. A. W. Hamilton, F. Stocks, E. R. Smyth. R. T. Gosling.46 words
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Article172 1920-06-01 12 On the occasion of His Majesty's Birthday, which will be celebrated on the Srd .Tun?, a Review of the Troops in the Garrison, together with a portion of the Johore Military Forces, by His Excellency the Governor, will be held at ~.'O a.m. on the Padang. A172 words
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Article236 1920-06-01 12 The f, 1919. Wes f Un t rm by D i [disembodied Officers, nl i 1 Ofl who v relinquished their Comn and v Honorary Chaplain* to the Fores*. 1. «.rs who have relinquished their comsions and have been permitted to re- r k. or in the case236 words
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Article96 1920-06-01 12 M LATEST TRANSACTIONS. Reported by Fraser Co. Ivui'lx r. With the rise in the price of (he Commodity there kai been quite a dei m&nd for mor-t of the favourites but there I few shares on offer. Uiu Bonuts '.'."> cents par, Malakoffa $5.65, Amalgamated Malaya M25,96 words
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Article57 1920-06-01 12 Orders for week ending Saturday, Juiu 5. Tuesday, June 1. Signalling Class, 5.15 p.m. Wednesday, June 2. Third Troop Parade, 5.15 p.m. Thursday, June 3. Physical Culture Class, 5.15 p.m. Friday, June 4. Band Practice, 5.15 p.m. Saturday, June 5. First Johore Troop Enrolment, 4.30 p.m.57 words
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Article30 1920-06-01 12 Programme of Drills, etc., for week ending Saturday, June 5, 1920. Saturday 6th, 2.30 p.m.— Balestivr Range. Eurasian Co. Rifle Clcb. R. SMITH 2nd Lieut. aJAdjutant, S.V.C.30 words
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