The Straits Times, 13 June 1918
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Title Section13 1918-06-13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 25.747 SINGAPORE. THURSDAY. JUNE 13. 1918. PRICE 10 CENTS.13 words
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Advertisement167 1918-06-13 1 ■ILMMIB IWEETENED CONDENSED ■ILK Prtae bow $20.50 Libby's Soups THE FINEST OBTAINABLE They are prepared from the choicest materials under perfect conditions and by experienced chefs, A tin makes six plates of the best soup you ever tasted. Messrs. Jsibby, McfteM Jsibby state "If there was a way to make167 words
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Advertisement90 1918-06-13 1 Robinson Co. "Pellucidex" Feather Weight f>^ fill! -Jm. "■■> S ■rra?\ Ull OIIK ,'*>& I 0 fr WATERPROOF r COMFORTABLE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN aMART BACCHUS MARSH Concentrated MILK In quarts, pints and f-pint tins SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. Incorporated in Straits Settlements) $565 aeonrea for yon a complete home90 words
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Article943 1918-06-13 2 SOME OF ITS ASPECTS AT THE PRESENT TIME Sources of Supply. The extreme orgeocy of increasing the strength o( oar Army on the western front has, at last, focassed itself on the mind of toe nation, writes Sir Clement Kinloch Cooke, M.P.,in the Evening Standard. The recent943 words
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Article180 1918-06-13 2 A mass meeting ol Burmans, styled tbe AH Burma Baddbist Conference, met on Maj 90 ia the Jubilee Hall, Rangoon, to disones tbe probibition ol footwear at pagodas io Burma. Tbe assembly ol abont 1,600 included 600 Burmese priests and 130 delegates. It was resolved unanimously tbat180 words
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Advertisement220 1918-06-13 2 large; shipments op READS "00G8HEAD 6UINNESB JUST ARRIVED For quotations apply to Mil MCITI KIM HIN GO. 11, Klil| Stnet, SINMPORI Who also hold extensive stocks of jail kinds of liquors, ready for immediate delivery. OUTPORT ORDERB CAREFULLY AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO MB-Hl The Best Machine-Pressed CEMENT FLOORING TILES IN220 words
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Advertisement271 1918-06-13 2 Clear Your Complexion While You Sleep On retiring eently smear the face I with Cuticura Ointment. Wash off in I 1 five minutes with Cuticuia Soap and hot water, using plenty ol Soap and continue bathing a lew minutes with Soap. Rinse with tepid water. The cleansing, S' ><>tliing influence271 words
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Advertisement293 1918-06-13 2 CHINESE COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY AND THE 8.8. AND F.M.S. TRADE RE6IBTER eootaining approximately 1300 pages is now fixed at tbe oomparttivtly low prie-< of 110 per copy. *lria*y over l.COOoopics bavu bten booked and as we are sill daily reoeivug orders, we bave io eonppquecoe to aogmeat t>a number of iteaes293 words
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Article1046 1918-06-13 3 THE VITAL MUNITIONS OF THE WAR. Loyal Co-operation Wanted. It pleases me, writes George K. Sims in the Daily Chronicle, to look npon the present period of oar Island story from the point of view of the dark or demon scene with wbiob all the good old1,046 words
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Article105 1918-06-13 3 The recent prohibition on the file of bigb legged boots tot women is to be partially removed. The Director of War Materials, in a communication which has been reoeived at Nottingham by tbn Notts and Derbyshire Traders' Association, states that permits will be issued lor105 words
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Advertisement264 1918-06-13 3 ytjj** Quenches Thirst I This is the famous sweetmeat that the forces in Europe are clamouring for. It gives long lasting refreshment. Millions of bars supplied to the L soldiers and sailors. Vigour, vim f and staying power in every bar. j| Two Fine Flavours I On sale at Chemists,264 words
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Advertisement379 1918-06-13 3 STEAMER SAILINGS. TOYO RISEN KAISHA (laooapoaarao dt Jamb* Seenio rente via Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, the Inlaid Boa, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Frmnoisoo to all points in tbe United States, Canada, Mexioo and Buro(3, PROBABLE BAILINOB FROM HONGKONG* Steamer Tonnage Speed Probable sailing from Bon;<tcnn Tenyo Maru 09,000 91 knote379 words
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Advertisement481 1918-06-13 4 STEAMEI BAIUNM. n/yTk. .APAN MAIL BTEAMSHIP CO.. LTD. (laoeareßATßD m Jatab) EUIOPEAN LINE A service is maintained betweea Yokohama, via parts, aad Bnglaad uader mail eoatreot wtkb the Imperial Japaaese Ooverameat. The New Twia-terew Steamers maiataiaiag this service bave been specially deaigaedaad lissliiiiir aad are fitted with ail the late.,481 words
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Advertisement762 1918-06-13 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. O.B ritish India AMD AVpcar* Cine (OOBVABIBS iMOOBPaBATBD IB iBOkABS) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES P.NINSULAR AND ORHNTAi. H C O. I Under Contract with His Majesty s Oovormnant) The Oompaay's MAIL SslßViOslS BAST Of BOMBAY are al areseai sospeaded. The Oompaay's INTBRMBOIATB •■RVICBB) TO AMD FROM LOMUOM762 words
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Advertisement540 1918-06-13 4 STEJUIEI SAILINI3. THE 81AM STEAM NAVIGATION M v LB (luMßPtßArao DJ Slam) SINGAPORE-BANGKOK. For Kretay, Tringgaau, Blsot, Semerak, Baeho, Kelaataa, TabaJ Bsagaata, Tahajia 'aaaral. Pataai, Biagora, Laaoa, Fnbasiiinl Baadoa, Laagraea, Chumpoa, Kohlak a ßaagkok Duo OipsrtuM 48D4NG aun« IT Juna 18, 3 p.m. a a. BUOOHAOIB June 94 aunej 26,540 words
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Advertisement639 1918-06-13 4 BTBUIEI SAILIWM. OOMSIIM.B •■■Viajfl O» THE WEAN t IN. LTI. (iBOSBFOBArBD IB Ba«..\A» THE WESTMISTRALMR t. N. Gl.. LTI. (laoeßPOßAno m Bacmsaa) BBTWBBB ■pwaaßtitlo (Pofth), MopMi.Wsjm Australian Port., sava ana fUnasmajpia. Regular sailiags aetweea Biagapan aa« Wewera Australia oalliag at Javatos mdneemeat offers), Derby, Slag's Sonad far the Kimaerley Gold639 words
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Article137 1918-06-13 5 FIXTURBS. Thursday, June 13. High Wiw, it cs a.io 3 8 p.m. Race meeting. S'Hwo'l O»y. Frawley Co, Krk 10. V. rhxatre. Fillis's Circo*. Baaob Road, 9 16 p.m. Friday, June U. Hitfb «kms, 1.18 a m 3 45 p.* Frawley Co The Rtiobow, V. Theatre. Filhs's137 words
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Article148 1918-06-13 5 To-oai. Batn Pahat 3.80 pm Mala «B and Mnar 3.80 pm f. Uiokaon and P. Swettenham 3.80 pm •i«ooa and Maar 8 pm Rbio 8 pm Pn'ao Batam and Pulau Balang 8 pm Kerimon 8 pm Pnlaa Soegi 8 pm Batavis, Cberibon, Samarang and gourabeya 8 pm148 words
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Article175 1918-06-13 5 BXCHANOB BnsAross, Join 18, 1911. 0«L..D0>......8a.k4m/. 1/4 j, Denuad sm I Private Ib/i 1/4 ii O« Fa*»oa Bank W 917 Oilnu. M BankT. T. 140 On Ho«a«oM»...Bank d/d 89j%pm O« Ssusobai ...Bank d/d 10 Ow Jay*. Ba>k T. T, 108 O» Japan.........8ank a 1064 Sovereign—baying rats 18.64175 words
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Article199 1918-06-13 5 £ta, »»T« 8ell«. It II Aapftag BfO 9 fO 1 1 Aye. Wn| 3 95 8 10 xd 6 KeninR 6 60 7 CO 10 10 Kiata AaaooUMoa 13 60 18 00xd 41 41 KiataTia 18.0 1.12 0 41 41 Lahal Mian 6.60 7 30 10 10. Malkjaa Collieries199 words
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Article98 1918-06-13 5 41 41 I. Smelttas 00, T. 60 T.BO 41 41 P»el, 1.8.0 1.8.0 H- I/- lleofcrio T ways 8/8 4/8 M 18 Ffmot Ne«Te 46.00 47.00 60 SO W.Hammw*oo. 47.C0 «9 0 100 100 iUU Btoe, Dal. 136.00 166.00 10 10 Vayaktd 00. 5 60 860 41 41 Hhell98 words
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Article57 1918-06-13 5 D.ited lagineen 8 1 1 ,184 BM aw 3i«Kapote Bleotrie Tramways 1% 4860,008 non BpoteMiwielMUl%|l,aTBjm mi S'pon Mußioipal *i% of 190T 11 800 000 10%dis 8 pore Maaioipal 44% ol 1908 ll.OMtM 19%* 8'pcre Moaioiptl 4% l.OOG.OM ll%0k 8'pore MaBieipal 4% 4B0O.0M F.M.8. 8% Iom 1916 llB.onn 000 10157 words
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Article415 1918-06-13 5 Maaara. Ptmmmm and Co. 'a and Meesre. Lyll and aVatt's Quotation*. To day's PrioM. Wnaem Lrall Co. Hvatl. Hot Gaiah (H) 2 75 B/0 2 90 8 06 LnMl.lUUyt7.pd. 1.26 2 75 3 36 2 76 Lye» Hitam (16) 18.00 16.00 18X0 16.00 lyet Knnin R (II)415 words
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Advertisement318 1918-06-13 5 SE ANG LINE OF STEAMERS s.s. Olsasfla f,T« Tons sj Sesag B e—«.TM Ttm IS. Seang Obooa— f TTI Tons, •The above rtnamern are now nadsi servtoe to tbe Imperial Government. 9m d.lgtl Si passage, apply Is OIONO HOI CO., Afttavi AUCTION SALE Of VALUABLI FRBBHOLD PROPBRriBH S'TQATS AT S3MBR9BT318 words
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Advertisement372 1918-06-13 5 UTEBT ADVEHTIBEMEMTB *>NIEI> junior nborthand typist lor SiD((»poie offloo. Apply Box No. 106 Straits Tio.es 11 6-816 WiNTBD, small collection antique brt>w cutios. Prioe aud particulars to Brass e/o Straita Timm, la 6—36 ft HOUOWNSDLUT Nob. 1, 8 and 4, Anson K «d or N.>* 6, 7 aod 8 Saiboo372 words
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Advertisement435 1918-06-13 5 I shipment has just arrived 95 cts. per 50 From all Dealers AT THS POPDLA» PBOTOHLAT HOCHI tt^M^HH tiijwi K»r lw< Tr>«i Hn im Iwf TO-HIQHT BBOOND SHOW AT 9.80 TO-NIGHT Pathat m jit Ihri linf Mrial 4 PEARL OF THE ARMY 4 starring dirlag P«arl Wbitt 5 FLASHLIGHT 5435 words
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Advertisement76 1918-06-13 5 When a husband goes antray l« the other woman or the wife to blame P The one may be as mneb to blame as tbe oth* r, bat sympathy generally, it not always, is with THE NEGLECTED WIFE There is no attempt here, to disonat tbe question, fcnt merely to76 words
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1274 1918-06-13 6 The Straits Times THURSDAY, JUNE 18. SCIENTIFIC CONSCRIPTION. We fiod that a good deal of interest is beirg Uki n in the ft w particulars we have been able to give about the Hiogkrine Conscription Bill. As a matter of fact tbU Colony is ahead of the South China port1,274 words
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Article17 1918-06-13 6 Meesrs. Wbittall and Co., Klaag, have been appointed agenla ami ftcreUuta of tbe GaUowaj Rubber Co., Ltd.17 words
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Article23 1918-06-13 6 A correspondent point* out in tbe Malay Mail tbat tbe present F.M.S. 25 cert notea are witbont date of issue, and asks wby.23 words
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Article21 1918-06-13 6 It is stated tbat HH. tbe Sultan of Selangor, who owns some valuable shop sites in Klang Township, proposes building tbereon.21 words
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Article24 1918-06-13 6 One of tbe Dutch ships now employed in Allied interests, has, according to ttie China Mail, gone ashore about 108 miles north of Hongkong.24 words
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Article23 1918-06-13 6 Strong opposition is being displayed by the liquor trade to the suggestion of tbe Imperial Government to pool tbe breweries throughout tbe country.23 words
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Article32 1918-06-13 6 Tbe south west monsoon ia being felt by tbe small oraft at Penang. During tbe last two days tbi-y bave bad to go to tbe i>ea froiit opposite the Esplanade for shelter.32 words
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Article35 1918-06-13 6 Friends and members of the Methodist Tamil Church Epworth League are invited to be present on Friday, tho 14th inst at 6.80 p.m at tbeir Business and Sjci»l meeting in tbe Short Street Girls' School.35 words
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Article35 1918-06-13 6 Tbe Nippon Yusen Kaisba were to run one non-subsidised steamer a month to England in addition to regular lines from June, but they have now abandoned tho projeot and decided to send steamers whenever convenient.35 words
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Article49 1918-06-13 6 News cornea from Shanghai that a scheme it being considered by a prominent Chinese engineering firm for tbe building of 600 000 tons of concrete vessels for use on Chinese inland waters. The scheme ie said to be tbe outcome of tbe success of tbe American ooncrete ship Faith.49 words
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Article44 1918-06-13 6 Before Mr. Sugars, officiating as first magistrate, yesteiday, Inspector Flanagan chargeo Kirn Hid, Soon Seng, Cbiap Seng and Tank Hok Sjoo, of 58, 66, 168 and 291, Beach Hjad, respectively, with using falnu daobiogs, and they were fined, respectively, •20, 126, 116 and »10.44 words
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Article48 1918-06-13 6 A drastic regulation under the Defence of tbe Realm Act empowers the Board of Trade to requisition horses and horse vehicles for tbe road transport of any goods, also to restrict tbo oarriage of oertain classes of goods to specified roads, and otherwise fix tbe routes for transport.48 words
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Article55 1918-06-13 6 We learn, says tbe China Mail, tbat several people in Hongkong are able to recognise tbe mysterious sickntrtts wbiob is reported in the cables as being very prevalent in Spaiii We are told tbat there are cases of sickuebs now in the Colony in which the symptoms are identical witb55 words
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Article53 1918-06-13 6 A Pacific Mail steamer wbich left Shanghai for San Franciaco recently carries tbe largest silk cargo ever taken from China by a steamer of tbat company 2,055 balm valued at over Tlm. 2.00n,uu0. The auk, together with 3,000 oases of antimony and HOO catos nf tQn^tten, comprises the entire oargj53 words
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Article58 1918-06-13 6 James Cotter, a LoLdon engineer, has been ttentenced to six months' imprisonment for sailing a small boat at night time within tbe prohibit) il area at Kingstown Pier, and also with possessing a self-written document giving inaccurate alarmist information con ceining enemy air raids on London. Hi« brother Richard, tbo58 words
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Article65 1918-06-13 6 The Committee on National Expenditure in London in its report states that the bread subsidy costs £10,000,000 annually. It ex presses disHatiofaotion at tbe over-staffing in toe War Office whiob his increased from '21b at tbo outset of tbe war to 1/16 in April. It is alto of opinion tbat65 words
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Article68 1918-06-13 6 Tbe Colony of Hoog»ong continues to prosper without tbe aid of Uerman business. According to a Blue Book just issued tbe rateable value of property bas moreased 33.22 per cent., and at a meeting of tbe Ljgislative Council recently tbe Colonial Secretary reported that during the past year tbe estimated68 words
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Article81 1918-06-13 6 Tbe undermentioned Singapore properties were sold by auction at the ealercosu of the Commercial Rubber Goapioy on We lut-mta; afternoon Freehold loud situate off Dboby Obaut, area 2,658 tqaare feet, bought by Messrs. Wearne Bros., Ltd., at »1 20 per Kjiare foot— lB,lB9.6'J ten pieces of freehold land situate at81 words
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Article95 1918-06-13 6 A London message says Brotherton (manager) and Walker (assistant manager), in tbe Immingbam Co. case, were found guilty. Sentenoe was postponed pending tbe trial of Brotherton, Cripsej, and Cobley on a second indictment.— ln October last witnossoss in tbe Immingbam case testified that work done for Admiralty officials was oharged95 words
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Article137 1918-06-13 6 Tbe Liquor Control Board at borne reports a steady and continuous progiess in the control of tbe liquor toadu for tbe better proseoution of the war. Drunkenness is now one-fourth tbe former amount. Wuetber the improvement will be permanent depends on future legislation but three years' experience shows that there137 words
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Article350 1918-06-13 6 Mr. A. H. do Fonseoa, Revenue Auditor, Selangor, who li- s juxt returned from Lave, in taking np the Revenue Auditorship of Perak, relieving Mr. Pryde. Mr. C. W. Ballantynp, Secretary of tbe Harbour Bend, Penang. bas arrived in Singapore having been granted loig lea?". His intention350 words
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Article48 1918-06-13 6 At tbe meeting of tbe Legirlative Council on Monday, tbe Urdi rs of tin- l>iy inclode a motion for a vole of 121P.4C6 30 to Mat the charge tor interest and txpennes on tbe S. raits War Loan Bond for the period mdtd December 31 U-t.48 words
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Article39 1918-06-13 6 We gratefully acknowledge the following addition to the biitmh Juauya Days" cuuc ilulion to Sir Arihur Ptatnon'b t reth Air Futd Already acknowledged $1,6:10 Mr. Noel Fibber 4 Harptnden) 10 11.640 The fund is now closed.39 words
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85 1918-06-13 6 We very gratefully acknowledge tbe following addition to our fund for assmting the Overstxts Club to provide smokes fur ova soldiers and sailors Frcm Mr. M. C Jacobs f>r two terror pups sold on bebtlf of tbe fund by Mr St. A I ban85 words
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Article62 1918-06-13 6 The Hon. Treasurer begs to acknowledge with thanks reoeipt of tbe foil jwing "Blue Eyes" 10 W. M. Sime 250 L. S. Harland 10 J. W. Oillman 16 J. H Clarko 10 O. Flanagti. 10 P. H. lUcker 10 A. J Uenoys VO B. N u.n62 words
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Article257 1918-06-13 6 Before Mr. Justice Woooward (presiding) Mr. Justice Ebden and Mr. Justice Sproule in the Supreme Court yesterday tbe biaring was concluded in tbe appeal of Boe y Pak Leong against the CLit f Justice's d< cision in the two actions against turn in which Soo Looog Kong257 words
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Advertisement90 1918-06-13 6 Whatever You MAY Require To-morrow YOU WILL BE MOST LIKELY TO Obtain at THE FINEST EAST OF SUEZ Xittle]s» (Isciritrattd is England) SPENCER-MOULTON TYRES HAVE ARRIVED IPENTRAf Importer*. |>|£NGINE WORKS LTDIL Fl 8 British Pilsener IS Great Auks Head IT IS BREWED FROM THB BEIT MALT AND HOPS AND BOTTLED90 words
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Advertisement245 1918-06-13 6 •LEASE REMEMBER: CHARGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY SIX NIGHTS PRESENT PROGRAMME RUNS FROM SUNDAr, JURE I TO'RIDAY JURE 14. A FIRST-CUSS PICTURE FROM EVtRt bTANOPJINTAI THE ftLHAMBRft Ths Nsll t*r alutio Th« Pionaar and PrtMMH Houm Tht Houtt «t Quality tsach Rm4 IN THK vOIV.p SH>W AC 016 Aa »«tra "atha245 words
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Article7818 1918-06-13 7 B4TTLE PROGRESS. French Regain Some Ground. General Tone Continues Hopeful. RsCTIS'I TILBORAIfS. London. June 11, 1.80 a.m. French communique^ Dnring the second day of the offensive the enemy sought by powerful attacks, unceasingly strengthened by new effective*, to advanoe in the direction ol Esteres, St. Denis and Ribecourt.7,818 words
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Article131 1918-06-13 8 Tbe following tarns are gratefully acknowledged:— Already received $16,284 54 Mrs. Webster 10th) Jane 6 Gattey (2odi 5 Sisson Nmsim (7th) 10 Swindell (Utb) Jane 6 •16,***** Total reoeived 116 309 54 Spent 16.631 66 Balanoe 664 «8 Th<. following letter was received yeeter131 words
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Article55 1918-06-13 8 Following are the rriratchings lor this afternoon's race meetiog Sudden St%kea (Scurrj).— Paul. First Or ffi 1 Handicap (Scurry KtUk. Orsad S«»Dd Parae (R C.)— UigbKktr, Prt-tty Boy, Sc. Albaas, Tobiqae. K1I11 8Ukes (Scurrj) Njorec, Prince Rapt-rt, Four Ao»». M»l»y» Plate |KO)-Ribi K°obit, Dtra. Oraod Stand Plate55 words
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Article182 1918-06-13 8 I The Frawley Company gave farther proof of tbeir versatility la«t night when they presented to a packed and appreciative audieoca at tbe Victoria Theatre, Tbe Boomerang, a light comedy wbicb kept tbe bouse laoghing practically all tbe time. Tbe opening act abowa Mr. Henry Mortimer, as182 words
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Article134 1918-06-13 8 Messrs. Birlow and Co report under daU>, Jane l'i Tbere was a poor attendance of buyer* at the weekly auctions, which com ■mooed to day with 017 toon catalogued for ■ale, and the tone ol (be maiket »as very dull. Chinese and Japanese were again operating bat134 words
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Article63 1918-06-13 8 Botb tbe matinee »od lut otubt'a perform aooe ol FiHii'i, Circu- wtre l«r«. ly »»U-Lcltd, »Dd (be Domeroas turn* It-tub one cleverly executed), itie. »uicu«l-, >od (be cla«o», tiajpl j del gbted tlir little odch wbo will wait more, %nd vtill mnrn. of thi« kiod r>f pDtrrtniomt-Di. Kiln*'-63 words
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Article277 1918-06-13 8 Messrs. Fraser and Co.'s Weekly Circular. In tbeir weekly share circular dated to day, Messrs. FrMer and Co. report There is nothing of impsrtanoe to report this week. The price of tin after a decided drop closes a litt'e over the lowest level and it is Dot277 words
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Article43 1918-06-13 8 Pkoorammi fob Jcki. Monday 17tb.-Parade Sepoy Lines Polioe SUtioo, 6.16 p.m. Friday 21st. -Parade Pearls Hill, 6.15 p.m MoDdty '24th.— Parade Sepoy Lines Polio* Station, 6.15 p.m. Friday 2stb.— Parade Pearls Hill, 5.15 p.m Amdriw Aoksw, Offioat Commanding, Civil Ooavd.43 words
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Advertisement287 1918-06-13 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS KIM CHIANG AND COMPANY SB, kOUTH BRIDGE ROAD Notioe is hereby gives that tbe above business oarried on by the oodersigoel in co partnership bas been dissolved by mutual oon«ent as from this date. All debts due to and by ibe firm will be received and paid by287 words
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Advertisement303 1918-06-13 9 BAFFLES HOTEL RACE WEEK Thursday, June IS Haturday, June IB Special Tif Ho, Dinner and- Cinema Show on above days. RAFFLES ORCHESTRA IN ATTENDANCE ADELPHI HOTEL During the Race Days SPECIAL TIFFINS AND DINNERS SEA VIEW HOTEL Saturday, June 15 SPECIAL AND CINEMA DINNER SHOW Sonday, Jane 16 During Dinner303 words
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Advertisement300 1918-06-13 9 •VW-i >';-/- W&i W&s W< 'I GRAMOPHONES AND n RECORDS S Moutrie Co., Ltd. Raffles Place GRACE WINNERS g^ In To-night's Chanja off Programme Cirmel Myeri and Kanaeth Harlan in tut most titraordinary I uebird production A THE LASH OF POWER ITbe life history of man who rrrne to rinheg300 words
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Advertisement97 1918-06-13 9 "The Social Bottle" JEFFREYS PILSENER BEER Quart Size Stock of Quarta on hand. ADAMSON, GILFILLAN CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Bmolano) r WB STATB RI FViNßiinr^. The BEST yet in detachable *£f^sr*ffl^^^ row at motorB P^|y^|f DON'T ROW JDBT GO S 4 s£EfrJfi* r JB7 Immediate delivery (A^B^T bLL SIZUi c97 words
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Advertisement233 1918-06-13 10 Willison Wirth s Circus AND MAMMOTH MENAGERIE Coming Coming IN ALL IT'S MASSIVENESS TO MALACCA FOR THREE DAYB ONLY FOR THREE DAYS ONLY COMMENCING JUNE 13 Location— Opposite Railway Station BEAR IN MIND MALACCA, JUNE 13 ,1 „,,1, i— i r Gentlemen's High-class Tailoring and Outfitting NEW GOODB JUST ARRIVED233 words
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Advertisement611 1918-06-13 10 BMIKHW. HONGKONB AND SHAHfiHAJ BANKING CORPORATION (iMooaroßATao n Hobobobs) PAID UP CAPITAL 116,000,000 RBSBRVB FUNDS Bterling *****,000 a* I/- 1164)00,000 Silver »18,600,000 IM,600,0(X) Reserve LiaWlitr d Proortetow •16,000,000 COURT OF DIRBCTORrt Hoa. Mr. P. H. Holyoak. Chiirmaa, 6. T. M. Bdkiaa, Bag,, Deputy Cbairmaa. F. O. Batober, Bsq. Hoa. Mr.611 words
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Advertisement573 1918-06-13 10 ,UMKim. MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA. LTD. (INCORPOKaTBD IN BNGLAND) Capital Authorised m 41,600.000 Capital Subscribed m, 41,126,000 Capital Paid up n M 4682,600 Reserve Fond aad Beat m, 4708.000 BOAKU OF DIRBCTORS R. J. Black, Bsq., Chairman, J. M. Ryrie, Bsq. I H. Melvill Simoai, Bag P. K. Chalmers Bag.573 words
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Advertisement1365 1918-06-13 10 SOLES BY AUCTION. BSTATE OF H. ABRAMS, DBCBASBD. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE: Ol TALUABLB FRBBHOLD TOWN BUILDING ALLOTMBNTS, At Mbssrs. Cbimo Kbno Lib k Co.s Sale Room, Rakflfs Chambers, Kai hi- I'lacb, On Monday, Jane 17, at 2.30 p.m. Lots 1/16 Fifteen building ailo;ment<i witb a Irontsgo on Cuppage Road, are*1,365 words
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Article917 1918-06-13 11 NOTES AND COMMENTS til CURRENT TOPICS. The Lubrication of a Motor-Cycle. A motor cycle which is not properly lubricated is always a source of trouble and annoyance. Ea«y running, long life of the engine, and good hill-climbing powers are, only attainable if constant anu regular attention be917 words
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Article153 1918-06-13 11 There's a hash upon the oity, and it* jarring Toicti oease All ita thoughts are bent in silence on the strife beyond the seas. It is watebiog, it is waiting, and it cannot choose bat dwell, On the dust brown lines in Pioardy that front the hordes153 words
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Advertisement151 1918-06-13 11 WondeQ orke|| AUTOMOBILE SPECIALITIES *S"S« AU TOG LOSS Will make shabby ooaohwork look like new and preserve the finish on your new eat indefinitely. ZVSXL RADIATOR CEMENT Instantly stops small leaks in your radiator. METAL POLISH Gives a bright, olean, lustre which willjnot ta^'th qaiokly as ordinary metal polishes do.151 words
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Advertisement236 1918-06-13 11 BERGOUGNAN TYRES LE GAULOIS SOLE AGENTS DUPIRE BROS. 2, De Souza Street, Singapore STELASTIC TYRES #The only tyres holding the R. A.C. certificate for 5,000 miles without cuts or punctures. British and made "n Britain Sola Importers INTERNATIONAL TRADING CO., LTD. M Ssrs CI2OSSK BL/VCKWEML .act f**re, lnal f jr236 words
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Advertisement755 1918-06-13 12 SITUATIBNS VACANT, BXPBRIBNCBr> OOMPOBITORB WANTBD tor the Straits Time* (news 'apartment). Good salaries given to aapable "■en.. WANTBD two teachers for Methodist Girls' Schorl, Kuala Lumpur. Board and room if dwirod 16 -14 6 WANTBD. an experienced laboratory boy >■> work in a dental office. Apply to Dr. Moble and755 words
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Advertisement770 1918-06-13 12 SITUATIONS WANTED, YOUNG LAD V with knowledge ot bewing liHires pott an lady's ooEupat-ibn io Dntoh family. Dutch ports preferred. Apply to r,,c/j SttaitH rimes. 6 6 18 6 YOUNG BUROPBAN, smart aod reliable with txoelltnt lnoat import and export ex perienot, open to engagement. Good pros peots tteeotiai Apply770 words
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Advertisement464 1918-06-13 12 KIAM KIAT CO. MARKBT STRBBT. NEW STOCKS ON HAND Salamandrite Jointings Gauge Glasses Tack's Qen. Packings Saw Files Connecting Links. SOLB AOBNTS POR THE MULCOTT BELTING CO., LD, (Incorporated in England). POLYFORMIATE generates muscular strength, increases resistance to fatigue, and powers of endurance. It has been employed with success in464 words
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Advertisement387 1918-06-13 12 TAV GUAN KIAT Manatini Wreeter, GUAN RUT Co., Ltd. 36, Phillip Street, Singapore FIREWOOD ECONOMY Since firewood is a necessity in your kitchen, ard eoonomy the ohief topic during th se trying times, yon must not hasitate to plaoe your urdera with me. ECONOMY I Being in possession ot four387 words
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Advertisement364 1918-06-13 12 GUAN KIAT AND CO LD. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) ■eea-Offioa: IS, Philip Street, Sle«apera SNp-ehandlars. "ar^-ira Duiin, Government and Municipal Contractor! Ganerai Importin aad Exeertere, Estate, lies and Saw Hill Supplier* and Geaauseiee Atanta Tel. Address: OOAVKUT. Codes used A. B. C, sth Bdition, and a. 1 Office Tsisphonss364 words
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Advertisement234 1918-06-13 12 First-class MOTOR GARS Fop HIRE Day and Night IThone ***** DUNLOP TYRES of all the uaeful nixes FOR SALE Any time during Day or Night STRAITS MOTORCAR SERVICE US 4 216, Orchard Road BAN LEE ANN, LTD. (Incorpoiatbd im SiMOAPoaa) and SB Market Ms«M Merchants and Shipowners, Ship-chandlers and Estate234 words
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Miscellaneous258 1918-06-13 12 Straits V)imes. < TBLBPMOSMS Bditorial and General- ft Manager's Offioe Hit Job P-inting Offloe 1144 All communications relating to editorimatters and news should be addressed THB EDITOR. All oommunioations relatinß to busia matters—advertisements, ■nberiptioa* aooounta, printing, ete.—ahouid be ad dressed to THB MANAOBB, Chequand money orders should be made pay*258 words
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