The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 7 January 1916
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Title Section15 1916-01-07 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. FEN CENTS SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1916, NO. 8,644,15 words
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Article239 1916-01-07 1 In the House of Commons, Mr Asquith, introducing the Military Service Bill, said that the measure was the result of deliberations on Lord Derby's report, the figuresof which report were indeed wonderful and encouraging. The House was crowded during the debate. Page 7. Lord Kitchener in the239 words
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Article1838 1916-01-07 1 Blessed is he who is full of lighting spirit, and repeats the name of God. He will always cross the ocean of life in the boat of good it pute and honour. Sepoy Ram Singh of the 30th Sikhs sat on the dusty roadside with his head1,838 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement140 1916-01-07 1 RAFFLES HOTEL SATURDAY, JAN. Bth SPECIAL" DINNER AT 8 pM WILL BE SERVED ON THE LAWN WEATHER PERMITTING AFTERWARDS An Attractive Cinema Performance OF SELECTED COMEDIES WITU DANCING DURING INTERVALS Ghas J. Gaupp C° i i IN LIQUIDATION i CLEARANCE SALE OF ALL THE STOCK CHRISTMAS PRESENTS EXPENSIVE AND INEXPENSIVE,140 words
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Advertisement234 1916-01-07 1 ITHE CHAMPION CYCLIST OF THE WORLD (A. A. ZIMMERMAN) WRITES I think Kops Ale very adaptable for Athletes. Have found it very refreshing after hard work." V Champion t% I U I 111 NON-ALCOHOLIC Dr. JAMES EDMUNDS, M. D., M. R. C P., It is a pleasant wholesome beverage, marvellously234 words
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Advertisement192 1916-01-07 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. The Municipality require a Shift Engineer Page 5. Bankruptcy Notice re Kaveua Moharaed Bawa Page 5. Premises to be let in Raffles Place Page 5. Rose's Circus, reduced prices Page 2. Notice re Estate of Yeap Loo Page 5. Haiitna and Gaiety change of Programme Page 2. B.192 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous126 1916-01-07 1 THE WEEK. Friday 7th. High Water— o-10 a.m.. 11-13 p.m. Saturday Bth. High Water— o-45 a.m., 1-58 p.m. Sunday 9th. High Water— l-19 a.m., 0-45 p.m. Ist Sunday after Epiphany. Monday 10th. ite* 51 T -S6pm Week of Pi ayer, Y.M.C.A., a. 15 pm. Tuesday 11th. High Water— a-3' a.m.,126 words
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Advertisement358 1916-01-07 2 ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED. THE Chief Importers ;of British Pianos FRENCH PIANOS Italian Pianos -«»*%»»__-_-_>_-_-»_«» >_»-__-»_. Great Reduction Night BOSE S FAMOUS CIRCUS BEACH ROAD TO-NIGHT ONLY AT 9-15 P.M. Entirely New Programme. Variety of Turns, Animals, Illusions, Farce, etc. COMPARE THE REDUCED RATES WITH THE USUAL AND Book Early358 words
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Advertisement687 1916-01-07 2 P A L LAD I U M SINGAPORE'S PREMIER THEATRE ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE'S PREMIER THEATRE I ANOTHER PROGRAMME PACKED WITH FEATURES FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY FRIDAY SATURDAY THE TOREADOR I A Thrilling and Well Told Drama of LOVE, WINE and PASSION. Produced by Cines 00. ITALY. Beautiful Settings and Photography687 words
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Advertisement400 1916-01-07 2 THE IDEAL PICTURE THEATRE Cinema CASINO By the Sea OFF BEACH ROAD IS PRESENTING TO-NIGHT ANOTHER STRONG PROGRAMME SECOND SHOW 9.15 P.M. SHARP. EDISON SPECIAL PHOTO-PLAY j BLA CHE FEATURE PKO S N r E o VE M R Er HOOK™ HAND mm VN nt ten b> V\ llliara I>o400 words
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Article2040 1916-01-07 3 I (From Our Own Correspondent.) ■a St. Andrew's day a service in memory M Scottish soldiers who have fallen in ♦he vs ar was held in St Giles Ediuburgh. j The Knight* ol the Order of the Thistle! I i ,t -hort service in their own Chapel,2,040 words
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Advertisement385 1916-01-07 3 BANKRUPT NERVES. Each of ns h is a e jrteia s ipp'v cf nervous enetg\. Ever- a >», even every tu m^hC, uses us some part of tuts e Duriag re-t and sleep the supply is inc-e*sed by the blood which gets the needed el inputs Cram chj air we385 words
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Advertisement695 1916-01-07 3 —_--f ------9 P#f -'-nrnW raSKb _____Bl*-t-' -> ■J-*fcl<*-_<l^i l _fc_ !h---go. Ei-a-»-_^--^,_____aMfc^a-^_^-_i_f -.**l^-v Ww-_W'-Ci K lll 15 VARIETIES. Yfc POTTED I y B^ I ALL DELICEOUS AND appetising. b JLP MEATS. 1 GAME, HAM, CHICKEN AND TONGUE, ETC., ETC. JB mMmmmm^mmmmwmwmmmwmmmWmmmWmm Prepared by a celebrated Chef under ideal conditions of695 words
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Article356 1916-01-07 4 USEFUL HINTS." Thire baa just appeared a useful pub lication "Useful Hints by Experienced Memeahibs," printed by Messrs Tbacker Spink end Co. Calcutta for the authors, L. A. Hodgkinson and L M Marshall (with tbe kiudly help of a large number of ladies). The first part contains a number cf356 words
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241 1916-01-07 4 Washington, Nov, 28. It may be worth reiieratiug authoritatively tbat President Wileon is under uo delusions whatsoever about the possibility of peace at this juncture. Ho will net dream cf trying to act as mediator unless representatives of both sides ask him to do so.241 words
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Article175 1916-01-07 4 Outbreak at Daniop Works; One Building Damaged. Kobe, December 17. —Shortly after two o'clock yesterday afternoon fire broke out in cne of tbe many buildings occupied by the Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East) Ltd., at Wakinohama. The lower half of the building contained machinery, a175 words
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Advertisement658 1916-01-07 4 SHERIFFS SALE At Nos. .21, South Bridge Road and 12, 23, Hongkong Street On Friday, 7th Jan., Tuesday, 11th Jan., 1916. Each day commencing at 10.30 A.M. Ai: :'v Sf. i k-in trade comprising plass alme'rahs, preserved fruits, joss paper, joss Vii-'-. < i lamps, writing table, Chinese wooden chairs,658 words
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Advertisement99 1916-01-07 4 •THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. THERAPION No.*l CURBS DISCHARGES, Ell HKR SEX, WITHOUT INJECTIONS. THERAPION NO. 2 CUFFS BLOOD POISON, BAD LKGS. SKIN ERUPTION^. THERAPION NO. 3 CURES CHRONIC WEAKNESSES. TRAINS, LOST VIGOR. &C SOLI) BY LEADING CHEMISTS. PRICE IN ENGLAND, 29 BEND STAMP ADDRESS ENVELOPE FOR I a ggffSS 199 words
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Advertisement670 1916-01-07 4 I THE BLOOD is the LIFE of the FLESH j Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills-What they are and I I what they do. Their Four Principal Ingredients. j i C mmm. __________L. f i It is an established fact that all diseases spring from one source namely Impum of I670 words
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Advertisement264 1916-01-07 4 MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL PROPER! KNOWN AS MOUNT WASHINGTON To be held at Messrs CHINQ KENG LEE COMPANY S SALE RQi OH MONDAY, THE 17th JANUARY, AT 3 P. All that piece of Freehold iand situate la th. District i I T- B to contain an area of264 words
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Article425 1916-01-07 5 >i rxperienced Italian writer, resident .ijhtnd. recently made a prolonged -,t to UM I r ;il!;tn front, and conferred I l,'iuim£ public men. In letters to fiaM he writer nM that some 50,000 or 00,000 v irians were nent into the Tirol, and .:> to Innsbruck, in425 words
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Article368 1916-01-07 5 r.OMC SpecuJ Correspondent on the faroal ee writes: Since September y hiivc i;->eu kept in a perpetual I Bearing uncertainty as the result mu ratioiH in the Vosges and Alsace. < iyi expecting that the local rttal a't;)rk-i which c,o oa day after i io— traaee368 words
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Article71 1916-01-07 5 II i^ atated that a shipping company at --a has decided to place with a Japa*M dock company an order for the i^truction of several passenger steamers I a lar^e typa. Tb« order includes eight ■Reamers cf the first class type. The Hopauy will order several steamers tater ■at use71 words
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Advertisement908 1916-01-07 5 Arc you Worried about Baby? HOW to food Baby is often a great worry to mothers who are unable to nurse their j babies themselves. Ordinary cow's milk j however prepared at home— is not a suitable substitute for the mother'd milk. It is acid in reaction, contains harmful germs908 words
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Advertisement778 1916-01-07 5 Notices IN THE ESTATE OF YEAP LOO alias TEAP CHENG TOOW alias YEAP TEOW alias YEAP SENG TEOW alias YEAP JOO, deceased. Pursuant to Section 26 of the Trustees Ordinance 1911, notice is Hereby given that all persons having any claims or demands against Chop Hiap Long or the estate778 words
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Advertisement705 1916-01-07 5 Wanted MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. SHIFT ENGINEER. The Commissioners are prepared to receive applications for the appointment of First Shift Engineer for the Waterworks Pumping Station, Mackenzie Road, at a commencing salary of $13' rising by annual increments of $5. to $150. per mensem, with free onfurnished quarters. Candidates must possess705 words
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Advertisement478 1916-01-07 5 To Let RAFFLES' SQUARE, The Premises now occupied by Gaupp Co. Entry Ist March* Apply:— THE ROBINSON PIANO Co.. Ltd. 7 1 OD TO LET ''Sandlands' 1 Tanjong Katong, Water and Electric light lctid on. M Apply MEYER TO LET FURNISHED. GROVE HOUSE. Tanjong Katong, Rent $100 per month. W.478 words
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Article, Illustration2221 1916-01-07 6 The Singapore Free Press. Friday, January 7, 1915. Here *"_l! <hr Press tt* People, n-ht nniiu^ Ottawed hy mftaence ard anbrtbed hy taio A»r>i tjatr.ol Troth ner rlnric-i's piec rO'S i{/»4 While those public-spirited private citizens and merchants of this place who agitated for the transfer of these Settlements of2,221 words
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Article231 1916-01-07 6 (From Our Uw» 'orrespondemi.) Peuang, Jan i. The attendance at the first da\ m Penang Knees was only moderate. !lf a from the fourth race, until the Dtoti rained heavily. Following are the te* suits THK GEORGE-TOWN PI.ATK. Betting Bill <l:,!let 1 Lakefons t£T__b) (Won bf one length.231 words
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Article71 1916-01-07 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Pt-nang. Jan i B. The chnrred remains of tbe c Line-. coolie aboard the Glenogie, wb:; over come by the gaseous fumes toll into tbe bold, were brought ashore to tbe m _ry to day. The vessel is still burning the tod part71 words
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Article400 1916-01-07 6 MRS BELLAMY GORDON, OF KENMURE. From another paragraph in il< papers, in this case the Ifbn referring to the death of Mr .bun. >- I Maitiaud Gordon of lunmi.ru, we Icerntfefact that hi6 grandmother. Mrs Bel of Penang, later Mrs Bellamy Gordon of Kenmure, succeeded to tbe ootatei in 1847400 words
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Article51 1916-01-07 6 How many books, e\en of the ptt wits, have titles that are witty when one romeg to think of it. that Stephen Leacock's new volume, M« beams from the Larger Lunacy I almost break a record in that direction It comes appropriately in the week oi f Ford's Pilgrimage of51 words
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Advertisement202 1916-01-07 6 BOLS f T T QUEURS iICOT BRANDY _RRY BRANDY ICH BRANDY SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED. SOLE AGENTS CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO. Wholesale and Retail Wine and ISpirit Merchants. ALL THE BEST WHISKY jOT] LITTLE'S Wm S_ Johnny Walker fljjjß Andrew Usher mSm DANIEL Daniel Crawford jpff CRAWFORDs Lawsons Liqueur rifj whisky ETC.202 words
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Article869 1916-01-07 7 MR. ASQUITHS SPEECH. Cther opinions. -fli'Tiii Heanca. LmJou. .Im. —In the House of Cornru nn, Mr Asquith, introducing the Mili tt.-v Service rill, b nd that the measure v. »s the result of deliberations on Lord j* rt port. The figures of that report ..v wonder ful ami869 words
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Article166 1916-01-07 7 With Single Eye To Success. {By Submenus Cable] RiuTxa'a Sebviob. London, Jan 6. In the House of Lords, I Lord Kitchener made a brief speech in which he affirmed that the voluntarysystem had given results far greater than could have been predicted. Recently, however, voluntary recruits failed to166 words
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Article36 1916-01-07 7 Melbourne, Jan. 5. There has been a striking improvement in Australian recruiting. Mr Hughes said that the Persia outrage had stiffened tbe determination of the Allies to destroy these international criminals at all co6ts.36 words
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Article31 1916-01-07 7 London, Jan. 6. In the House of Com- mons Sir John Simon sat on the Liberal side, behind the Treasury Bench. Mr McKenna and Mr Ruuciman answered questious as usual.31 words
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Article38 1916-01-07 7 Paris, Jan. 5. General Joffra in a New Year message to the armies writes, The hour of punishment of Germany is striking. While the enemy talks of peace, we only think of war and victory."38 words
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Article50 1916-01-07 7 Petrograd, June 4.— A Tabriz report is that the pro Russian Saradar Reshid has been appointed Governor to the heir to to the throne (who is a minor) aud Gover nor General of the province of Azer Baijan. Thus Sard.r Reshid becomes actual governor of Azer Baijan,50 words
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Article69 1916-01-07 7 Athens, Jan. 6. The position of the Government is delicate, as Germany holds Greece responsible for the arrest of the consuls. The entente diplomatists consider it possible that the Greek authorities at Salonika will be tern porarily removed in the event of an enemy invasion of Macedouia. King69 words
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Article29 1916-01-07 7 Two German officers who escaped from Russian custody and a well-known Russian revolutionary who was the accomplice of Etirkhishzt have been arrested at /end jar.29 words
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Article17 1916-01-07 7 Cetinje, Jau 4. The Montenegrins have recaptured Dechaniplava, indicting heavy losses ou the Austrian?.17 words
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Article47 1916-01-07 7 New York, Jan. s.— Much comment ie made in banking circles on the decline of exchange ou Germany to seventy-five oneeighth, the lowest since war began and probably unparalleled. In contradistinction sterling exchange rose four points to seventy four, the highest since August.47 words
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Article182 1916-01-07 7 Amsterdam, Jau. 6. A Berlin telegram says that the German Government have given permission tc the Fordites to travel to the Hague via Germany. The explanation of how an accident resulting in the death of a Japanese artist happened at Chester Royalty Theatre was told to* the Chester182 words
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Article395 1916-01-07 7 INSOLENCE OR INSANITY? Sir E. Greys Reply. H[By Submarine Cablel. KauTia'R Haavioa. London, Jan 6. A White Paper has 'been issued and contains a memorandum i from the German government demanding the trial for murder of tbe Captain and crew of the British auxiliary cruiser Bara- long.395 words
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Article109 1916-01-07 7 Freedom Of Tbe Sea. London, Jan. 6. A Foreign Office state ment shows how Germany practises in the Baltic the freedom of the seas which she accuses Britain of violating. The Germans frequently send Swedish vessels with prize crews to Swinemuende, where they are delayed at109 words
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Article36 1916-01-07 7 Salonika, Jan. 5. French aviators bombed Petrich, Strumnitza and other towns where troops were observed inflicting considerable casualties, especially at Petrich, where buildings collapsed and fires broke out. The aviators were uu harmed.36 words
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Article25 1916-01-07 7 Paris, Jan. 5. A communique says that Germans, after a violent bombardment, attacked in the Tahure region but were completely repulsed.25 words
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Article25 1916-01-07 7 Mr Tennaut said that 773 officers and 10,345 men were killed, and 1,288 officers and 38,095 men were wounded at Loos. «>25 words
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Article27 1916-01-07 7 London, Jan. 6. General Townshend reports that Kut el Amara was heavily shelled for an hour on Sunday, since then all had been quiet. mm^mm27 words
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Article108 1916-01-07 7 A Language Committee which has been sitting at Police Headquarters in Berlin for the purpose of cleansing the German language from enemy words, is now completing its labours. The North German Gazette disposes of an erroneous rumour with regard to the .fate of the word billard (billiards). The word, it108 words
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Article231 1916-01-07 7 SURVIVORS AT MALTA. A TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE. huts* a Hssyios. London, Jan. 5. Lord Montagu of Beaulieu, in an interview at Malta, confirms tbe previous narrative of the sinking of the "Persia" He says that three boats were smashed whilst lowering, and many were thrown into the sea. The231 words
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Article36 1916-01-07 7 Loudon, Jan. 5. The Chief officer of the Persia reports that the wake of the torpedo was observed one second before its impact. The forward port boiler exploded, accelerating the disaster. —a-36 words
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Article36 1916-01-07 7 Marseilles, Jan. 6. The Messageries liner "Karnak" when returning with survivors of the sunken steamer Abelia was chased for several hours by a submarine in the Mediterranean. The Karnak zigzagged and escaped.36 words
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Article40 1916-01-07 7 Washington, Jan. 5. Mr Lansing has cabled to the American cousuls at Alex andria, Malta and Cairo to gather immediately all available information from the survivors of the Persia, the idea being to obtain definite information speedily.40 words
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Article43 1916-01-07 7 London, Jan. 6. Official Tbe naval expedition to Tanganyika attacked the German armed steamer Kingani and forced her to surrender after ten minutes action. All the German officers were killed. The steamer, though sinking, was brought into port. m43 words
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Article41 1916-01-07 7 London, Jan 4. Matured shipping opi nion holds that the submarine activity in the Mediterranean will not continue, especially in view of what has been overcome in home waters. Lines with mail contracts will not change their route.41 words
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65 1916-01-07 7 London, Jau. 6. —Hague importers of Java tea have been asked to create a Tea Commission, with headquarters at Amsterdam to cooperate with the Dutch Oversea Trust, and to draw up a list of bona fide buyers to whom exclusively, the tea would be65 words
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Article19 1916-01-07 7 Sydney, Jan. 5.- -Seismographs show a record of an earthquake, probably ia the South Seas.19 words
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Article10 1916-01-07 7 London, Jan. 5. Obituary, the French writer Francis Charmes.10 words
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Article115 1916-01-07 7 By Courtesy of the French Consul: Paris, Jan 4. The French three per cent bonds are at francs 63. 75. Yesterday, we reoulsed a hand grenade attack against our positions at Tahure ,in Champagne. To day, we destroyed, in the region of Roye, houses sheltering machine guns.115 words
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Advertisement191 1916-01-07 7 ROBINSON Co. NEW SHIPMENTS TO HAND OF DRILL BOOKS IMPERIAL ARMY SERIES I BASED ON OFFICIAL MANUALS P|-jpp DRILL AND FIELD r,,uc No 2 TRAINING 1914 £F CJ MUSKETRY 1914 N0.3 No. FIELD I CAMP, BILLETS, COOKING ENTRENCHMENTS j WiUS f AND CEREMONIALS No. 5 No. 6 SIGNALLING MACHINE GUN191 words
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Advertisement589 1916-01-07 8 Shipping ''ELLERMAN LINE. S.S. SUTTON HALL due on or about Jan. 8 s.s. "CITY OF COLOMBO" Feb. 18 The above steamers have accommodation for a few first class For particulars as to rates of freight and passage apply to McALISTER Co., Ltd.. AGBNTS. KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSfiHAPPM Royal Packet Navigation Co.,589 words
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Advertisement917 1916-01-07 8 Shipping Pa mf\ n f %J m oritish India rxpcAß JLine Mail and Passenger Services. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL SAILINGS. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports and London. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. Connecting at Colombo917 words
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Advertisement554 1916-01-07 8 I Shipping M. M. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES MAIL LINE. For CHINA, JAPAN CEYLON and MARSEILLES. HOMEWARD OUTWARD 1916 ss Atbos Jan 22 sb Cordillere Jan ss Porthos Jan 28 ss Andre Lebon Jan 17 ss Cordillere Feb 1 1 es Andre Lebon Feb _5 For all particulars apply to J. de554 words
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Advertisement704 1916-01-07 8 Shipping Ne I Ko JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.. Ltd. EUROPEAN LINE. A service is maintaiuei between ffokoham via ports to Marseilles, London. Bad, i hu (contract with the imperial Japanese Q \,ruj ment. Tbe New Twin temmm P*- arB a j maintaining this service have teen ipe |y^ j designed704 words
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Advertisement551 1916-01-07 9 j |^jmfffgHlW^^^^^!-^^^ g< -K7T^~ "f rmT" -__B___lH-_____-__-_-_-___-_-__-________i mmx m lcmpmB m rnm JBM HHO-i HBOB H-SH HH__________________-_____B_el _-__-__B-_____-_-_G-_-_----- > I War or Peace. Faminf or Plenty, Life Insurance is worth too cents on the dollar. WHAT OTHER PROPERTY ISP I THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: Winchester551 words
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Advertisement399 1916-01-07 9 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO., LTD. FIRE Insurances efTt-cted on Buildings, Rent and I-It'rchandi-ie of every description. ARINB Insurances accepted to all parts of the world at lowest rates. EARTHQUAKE Risks accepted. J. HENRY, Local Manager. Offices 2, Finlayson Green. ROYAL INSURANCE Co. Ltd. ilKI: Ai.U L lr e. Total Fuhd399 words
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Advertisement308 1916-01-07 9 I He STAND An 0 LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. OOVERKOR.—His GRACE the DUKE OF BUCCLEUCH AND QUEENSBERRY, K.0., K.T. j DaPUTT-GoVERNORa.— His Grace the DUKE OF ABERCORN, K.G., C.B. The Right Hon. the LORD DUNEDIN, K.C.V.0., Lord Justice-General. I EDINBURGH, 3 GEORGE STREET (Head Office) CLAIMS PA ID £27, 000, 000.308 words
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Advertisement328 1916-01-07 9 NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE Co., ltd. FiRE IND MARINE. (Incorporated in New Zealand.) Yi-f-G-TSZE INSURANCE ASSOC. Ltd. MARINE. (Incorporated in Hongkorg.) CHINA FiRE INSURANCE Co., Ltd. FiRE. (Incorporated in Hongkong.) LONDON GUARANTEE ACCIDENT Co. Ltd. GUARANTEE. (Incorporated in England.) Fire and Marine Risks of every description underwritten at lowest current rates.328 words
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Advertisement588 1916-01-07 9 THE Singapore Free Press i—— i Imorning daily To Our Readers. The Singapore Free Press is a morales Daily, and is on sale at depots, from an early hour each morning (Sundays excepted). Cash price Ten Cents a copy. Subscribers' copies will be delivered at their private reeidenoi s. (or588 words
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Article1473 1916-01-07 10 Diplomatist's Sketch. Baron Beyens, who was Belgian Minister in Berlin from 1911 until the outbreak of the war, and who, as an acute observer of men and things, bad unique opportunities of watching the course of events in the German Empire and the tendencies of the Kaiser's policy,1,473 words
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Advertisement259 1916-01-07 10 This is not our ||_^PlKg#^^J^S_J^ 1 prove it HEHHU-B AND PROFIT BY IT I DUNLOP RUBBER C0., Founders of the Pneumatic Tyre Industry throughout the world. I 42-3, Robinson Road, SINGAPORE. TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS CASH IN ADVANCE Secures ten per cent discount. But not if bills have to be issued259 words
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Advertisement64 1916-01-07 10 j Motor Carriages I j Agricoitdral Tractors i <*th- DAIMLER COI4PANY«--i j 5 COVENTRY, ENGLAND. C RANEEGUNGE! Drainpipes AND _r*_ I -I I h_)tin_a!o SOLE AGENTS INDO MALAY CO., SINGAPORE. W.J. GARCIA, 219, Orchard Road. Pianos bought, sold or exchanged Good prices allowed or old instruments. Cheapest and best stock64 words
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Advertisement374 1916-01-07 10 ■imiß|^^gmMiiUHi-imiig^^iK.3 1^ Arp vnn J___rc juts m S v¥eak, Anaemic, g §3 'Nervy' 'Run-down' u BPon't let your life be clouded by indifferent -MRlth don't sutler needlesslv don't remain Weak, An,, mic, Nervy," k. in-down. v I_et Win oai Bwine of life) give you mem health, new strp; jtfc, ;/<■_•374 words
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Article1549 1916-01-07 11 Issued by FRA.SER Co., Exchange and Share Brokers, Jan. Gth. All f notations oi Sterling Si area moat be regarded as purely nominal _or the present. RUBBER STERLING COMPANIES. Cap. Ibbob. Paid, r »A9* Dit. Boraas. Shulbihs. 86,000 Is SB Allagai 5* 18 2 0 •00,000 11,549 words
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Article55 1916-01-07 11 Corrected up to Jan. 6) Bank 4ms 2-4 19 82 n demand 2-4i Private credits Pm e 2-4^ France demand Bank 818 Ehdxa, T. T. 1741 HOBGKOBO, demar d 15* Yokohama, demar d 109$ < Java, demand ISB§ 1 Bahgkok, demand 66 SovaaaiONg, Bank Buying 18.64 Bank ol England55 words
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Article145 1916-01-07 11 Jan. 6. Tin (150 tons! 185.12* i Gambier 17 00 Gambler Cube No. 1 18.50 Gambler Cube No. 2 15.00 Pepper Black ordin. S 'pore 21.5< Pepper, (White fair) Muntok 86.50 Nutmegs (110 to cfce lb. is 1.00 Nutmegs (80 to tbe lb.) 22.00 Mace (Bands) 80.00 Cloves (Amboina)145 words
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Advertisement145 1916-01-07 11 Ihe TROPICAL ROOFING GENASCO Supplied with patent "KANT LEAK" KLEATS which do away with the necessity of using sticky cement at the overlaps. 1 jHvfl jKgg[ -JJ^Br-B __?^-t •£ltt_i ____>s.-' •__«^i^H v IRytH- Hii^^* -i-diiH ___fsk '_H --"V Rl__f <_<* '*_3"« _t? 4t_* ''S_B GENASCO is the result of over145 words
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Advertisement42 1916-01-07 11 ii. 1 n I 'Q V.RIGAUD'S Pi B OF JAPAN I*l TOILET WATER fit _^_J-B imitations. mWB v. rigaud S&M PBRFUMER 8, rue Vivienne, 8 j Pirlt-Fmnco NOW READY THE SINGAPORE AND STRAITS ROUGH DIARY FOR 1916 IPublishers: Fraser and Neave, Lti42 words
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Miscellaneous282 1916-01-07 11 TRAIN SERVICE. SINGAPORE (TANK ROAD). Weekdays Sundays. Mall daily leaves for north at 7.7 a.m. as£ 7.0 p.m. Other trains leave for Johore fct 9.0 a., 10.29 a., noon, 1.80 p., 2.55 p., 4.40 Mall arrives from north at 8.16 a.m. an£ 7.14 p.m. Trains leave from Johore 7.9, 8.42.282 words
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Miscellaneous337 1916-01-07 11 LATEST ARRIVALS List of vessels in port at 11 a.m. oa Jan. 6, 1916. Name Date of Arrival Remarke British. Sri Muar Jan 5 Inner Roads Koo Sbing Krian Jan 6 Medusa No. 6 Wharf Lady Weld Inner Roads Klang \njou Dutch. Van Linschoten Jan 5 lanebtus Jan ti Vessel's337 words
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Article478 1916-01-07 12 FRASER AND CO.'S SHARE CIRCULAR. A comparison of prices with last week's issue will shew substantial rises in mc3t Local Rubbers. Operations have been on a much larger scale than for many months past in this class of stock. The demand from outside markets has been noticeable. There is still478 words
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Article135 1916-01-07 12 Les petit dames B .ches," la Libsrte Bays, are very fond of bananas, and pays for them an excessive price. For some time, the Customs otficial in Marseilles had remarked that the Swiss, in spite of the large tolerance granted, were exaggerating a little their135 words
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Article123 1916-01-07 12 The Chinese Government has decided i that the new Constitution of tbe Empire i shall he drafted within a period of three months. It will be made ready as soon as the Convocation of the Citizens' Convention takes place. Late on Wednesday night, Supervisor Ganno of the Monopolies Department, arrested123 words
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Article376 1916-01-07 12 Sir John Hay Atbole Macdonald, Lord Justice Clerk of Scotland, a veteran Volun teer battalion commander and a Brigadier of Territorials for many years, has written to the "Times" advocating the use of knives or tbe Highland dirk for close fighting in the trenches.376 words
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Article268 1916-01-07 12 German intrigues in Persia seem to have come to an untimely head. Her emissaries have succeeded in seducing the gendarmerie, it is trne but the Government itself is staunch to Russia and ourselves, and our prestige is untarnished. Egypt, too, the capture of Bagdad would help to268 words
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Article171 1916-01-07 12 Estates and Mines Isolated. A Pahang correspondent writes to tbe M. M The district of Kuantan was visited by extraordinarily heavy rains during Christmas week, rain falling practically without ceasing for 72 hours. The Kuantan river in consequence overflowed its banks to an almost unprecedented extent, reminding171 words
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Article60 1916-01-07 12 Following the good example set by their Highnesses the Gaekwar of Baroda and Maharaja ot Myscre, his Highness the Maharaja Holkar of Indore has made elementary education compulsory throughout his state and has made provision for building and maintaining additional schools for the fulfilment of this object. As soon as60 words
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Article387 1916-01-07 12 List op Alterations. 1654 Ambrosoii, C, Tolcarne, 6 Tanglin Hill. I 528 Ang Seah Im (Chop) Teck Chiang, 27 Seah Im Road. 1649 Ban Hoe Hong (Chop), 114 Amoy Street: 355 Bartley, W., Office. 967 Residence. 1650 Blandin, J. J., Benachie, Chatsworth Road. 351 Cheng Coy., 61387 words
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Article217 1916-01-07 12 A correspondent writes as follows to the Sarawak Gazette I havf been enjoying a little holiday in Calcutta and have taken tbe opportunity to see a good deal of the Indian Museum there the most important in India. They have three Europeans to look after the zoological part,217 words
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Article86 1916-01-07 12 Results of ties in tbe Billiard Tournament for the Adelphi Hotel Cup. Mr C. Martia scr. beat Mr E. B. Flak owe 20, 202. Mr A. Getzov rec. 40 beat Mr A. R. Reid owe 20, 180. Dr. F. W. Foxworthy, the eminent botanist and wood technologist of the Philippine86 words
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Article483 1916-01-07 12 The Robert Dollar Steamship Company has announced the purchase of the British steamship Strathardle from Burrell and Sons, Glasgow, which will be brought out at once from Cardiff to run for tbe new owners out of Vancouver in the Oriental trade. The doctors at Lloyd's had an unfortunate483 words
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Article38 1916-01-07 12 i The January Ladies' Spoon Competition was played ou Monday, and resulted as j follows Mrs Marsh 55 15 40 Mrs Nicholson 49 4 45 Mrs Hallifax 49 4 45 Seven cards were taken out.38 words
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Article30 1916-01-07 12 The Men's January Medal, Bogey, will be played for on Saturday, and Sunday. The Ladies' January Medal will be played for on Thursday January 13. Stroke competition.30 words
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Page 12 Advertisements
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Advertisement130 1916-01-07 12 I PHOPERTY SALE. 1 The following properties were disposed of bs auction at Messrs Cuing Keng Lee A Cos Sale room on Wednesday afternoon There was a large attendance and the prices obtained were good. (1) Leasehold land and bouse No. 53 Jalan Kuantan, area 13,440 eq. ft. bought by130 words
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Page 12 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous177 1916-01-07 12 SWIMMING CLUB LAUNCHES. Sunday, 9th Jan. Johnston's Pier at 9, 10 and 11 a.m,. 2.30 and 3 30 p m. Club Bungalow at 9.30 and 10 30 p.m., 12.15, 3 and 5.30 pm. 44 0 Yards Handicap Race. This event will be swum off on arrival of the 10 o'clock177 words
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