The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 29 December 1916
1916-12-29
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section14 1916-12-29 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN SINGAPORE FBIDAY, DECEMBER, 29, 1916. NO. 8,91414 words
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Article168 1916-12-29 1 The F M S have passed their war taxa tion enactment The minimum prices for taxation of rubber and tin are Is 6a and ♦70. The assessment tax. is not proceeded With. The Governor expressed his personal preference for income tax Page 4. The Peace movement is168 words
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Article835 1916-12-29 1 Care must bfl tsktfl 80l bo pronounce this lilit bhfl aJjiC'v;- ■MMfcllj applied to the Jawi) when thej are called the cLot-en People. Korea, or Chat? Heien, or Chosen, means the land of the Morning Calm or thfl Freeh Morning. From most rer<ut acccunte derived from the annual report835 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement161 1916-12-29 1 GOODRICH TYRES FETY T.'isAi) Baffles Hotel Special Dinner SATURDAY. DECEMBER 30. The misses Woods Society Entertainers WILL APPEAR AFTER DINNER Hew Songs and Dances. FAREWELL VISIT. JL J.Growther Shaw&Go. pi A specially trained staff of ;skjuftjf X workmen enables us to guaran- 4MB* tee perfect-fitting garments f j "i i161 words
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Advertisement166 1916-12-29 1 IT is only the tyre which gives you the Greatest Mileage per dollar expended which is worth buying. v«f^il£^ X Your personal judgment will y/ be in favour of"Stelastic (ill tiP H Tyres because they give the Vte*^ ..qifir greatest mileage and most y Moreover "Stelastic Tyres" n •^wSLJIR^r •->166 words
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Advertisement118 1916-12-29 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT. Tenders for Malacca Volunteer supplies Page 8. Fox Terrier dog lost Page 3. Fine motor car for sale Page 2. Powell and Co auction eale of furniture Page 2. New sailings of the Siam Steamship Co —Page 6. Also revisal of the K P M Page 6. New118 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous114 1916-12-29 1 THE WEEK. Friday 29th. High Water—l 40 ft.no., C-'6 p m. Bimpam Valley meetlug, Barker's, 12 noon. B'pore Engineering Co, meeting, 3 p.m. Sb turd a j 30th. High Water— S- a a.m., 113 p.m. Bhropshires Regimental Sports, TanjjlLn 4 pm. Sunday 31st. High Water— 3 i a.m., ?.O p.m.114 words
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Article248 1916-12-29 2 Jacnes Boyle, who had so remarkable an escape from the fate of all pkhers aboard tha ill-fated Connernara and Retriever, will tuk« a placH aiucug the bole aurvivois ol great tragedies. Wbai the Frerjch mail agpamer General Chanzy went oq the rock-i, off iMCIh-weel Miuoica, aix years ago,248 words
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Article450 1916-12-29 2 Athen?, Nov. Th; Bientberofl Typos publishes to day ac laterNi^w with a superior Frencb officer at Salonika who recouut-3 how the Skoi^oudis Government tricked Serbia when she propcsit;d to attack Bulgaria beforo the latter could complete her mobih?at;on. The Greek Government thec ntemeded M Pashitch from450 words
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Article105 1916-12-29 2 ajaoni lb« Ifei MTed from ouo of th-: Zeppelins recently destroyed in kh)fl country, aayt Ibc Harological lonrnal, the commandtt'^ gjld watch. Ig was considerably Jitnagfd, bu^ the engraved inscription witbin the outer case remaiaed aad iced Madi ia EusiaLd." Speaking to meetin^ of the Poetry Soeietj at London DniTexaity,105 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement506 1916-12-29 2 AUGII3N S&U OH Valuable Teak iiousehold Furniture &c. fit the Saie-room of Powtll Cc, Ltd. On Fr.day, December 29th, at 1 1 am. K fi ood toned cottage ptano, m J lo^ ll^ Btaiuedteai i escopio dining taU wax polished tt-ak and rattan arm and easy chairs, teak pedeatal writing506 words
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Advertisement706 1916-12-29 2 TO-NIGHT! (Second Show 9.15) TO-N!G?iT!! A ROMANTIC SOCIETY PLAY. Lynn Reynolds vho wrote and Produced this charming Red Feather Production "It Happened In Hontlulu certainly got hold of a good idea for bis frtory The plot U originali and there is som thin* doing every min te in all live706 words
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Advertisement458 1916-12-29 2 A Happy New Year to all Special New Year fUtrftctiooi THE HOUSE OF QUA I.' ""V THE r. i: an h h >ad MANAGER M H. KKNYON-- ADI-To-Nigbt To Night Pictures and tn&i I Specir.l Eng-gement bdluwiog their enoriucus ■oOoow .u h&am uad r. of the "WHAT J^OTS"' A hij;h458 words
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Advertisement248 1916-12-29 2 LfeT Hocat App;; KcflLlb 1 :iv t Cc Lit n i c St. Helen's Court Coilyer Quay TO LET: Sp en-lid front office on 2nd floor. Floor space 3692 sq. ft. AUo godown In basement Apply to the Secretary St. HELLN'S tGUBT H u ro let K 0.. 7 OL248 words
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807 1916-12-29 3 QUESTIONS IN PARLIAMENT. Man-Power. 62 Mr M;<ckinder asked the Secretary j of State for India whether, in view of the I faot ibat many educated and experienced j man either permanently incßpiicrtated for! 'further service in the Navy or Army or j I over military age are seeking suitable em-807 words
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Article108 1916-12-29 3 j Mr Godfrey Isaacs recently Btated thai; (while it is true that Ihe iiarconi Coin pany wero interested in the German com pany and h .id directors on the German I company's board, the English Marconi [Company has never had any German director upon its board nor have the Gel108 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement438 1916-12-29 3 ra*)j'>Ui' "Mjir R( ad rrama Pass the Door Ml MGHT TO-NIGHT CHANGE OF PROvrR\MME. la Iht secc: show 930 pm. or-Hdi It ■•> s Millie u-, Saved. G i Bandy-Mao a! Detective Work, i '> In your Beds n Britain*! Wat h il ga Gaarde (he Seas" Two Lc j<438 words
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Advertisement380 1916-12-29 3 i iw in iii iiwwßii'iiiiaiii^ii'iwi—HMfm THE STRAITS TRADING COMPANY, LTD. Held 8 ll hertby g}rea that au Ordii-arj oon oral Met ttty f the straits Tradlsg Company, Limit d. will be ht Id at the Company's R gi&tercd Oflico, 11 Cellar Quay, on Saturday 30th Eteoember, 191*, at boob, tor380 words
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Advertisement483 1916-12-29 3 FOST. Pox Terrier; white with black markings. Finder wiis be suitably rewarded. A. C HARRIHGTOH. Idanioipa <*y--9911 i" 1 MALAiftA V^J.y^lT£E« RiFi.ES. Tenders are ir.vit* f nr th- supply for tho yearign ol Boots, Khaki Flannel Hhircn and Khaki Drill Uniforms consisting of Turncs, Tion.-t t~ Breeches and Cap Covets.)483 words
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Advertisement713 1916-12-29 3 jj]ii!ii!iiiiilili!ijwii!:;^ i iiiii'ii^iiiiiPiiiiigijiigiiiaiL §11 (jfftji f i ii.u.|_i.i.i.i.t V| f i l M.].i.?.f^ l l uT(j.f.T.t.mj.f l i.{^jj,^ l |^j l i.ii.i.i I |.>.;.t^njj M'lP rrvf.rr^ C/fe Gramophone Company £imifed Have pleasure in announcing $n Gntirefy View Category of "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" jl 1 RECORDS 10 flic fi are now713 words
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Advertisement465 1916-12-29 3 JQHORE GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPH. Tdegraphic cemmunicßtion has now been established between Singapore and Johore Post Office and ttle^rams can be despatched to Johore Bahru from any station on the Malayan Telegraph r>hte.rii. H SftLLEH Postmaster General, Johore. 25-12 3318 IN THE MATTER OP THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE, 1915, AND IN THE MATTER465 words
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Domestic Occurrences
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Article36 1916-12-29 4 Phillips.— To Mr. and Mrs R. H, Phillips, Nova Scotia Estate, a daughter. Ardlie.— On the 25th instant at the European Hosiital, Kuala Lumpur, the wile cf A. W. ArdJie, of Kuala Lipls, a daughter.36 words
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Article28 1916-12-29 4 Bobbptson—Ledingham. At the Presbyterian Church, Penaug. i n the 23rd irstatt, D Graeme Robettooo Jucior, to Helen Johnston Ledlngham youngest daughter of the late John Leuiu^baiu, Abeideeu.28 words
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Article, Illustration2084 1916-12-29 4 The Singapore Free Press. Friday, December. 29, 1916. Ii ft sktli tb» Prtss fbe People's r!|h: eulstsA: i*~v*<\ by iiific- ice anJ a^br!b«d ky m<\ V* ■> jwtrio': Tr-.rLs he«- gi kso^i ftpr.t *"*>*ri ta Religion- Lo7*it? Bod A recent change in tbe compilation of telegrams as sent out by2,084 words
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Article170 1916-12-29 4 London, Dec 28 L'he Daily Tel PD layc that ih. lex: of tbl Germany has been ppro d b *«%J Allies and make it clear it' tiJ < iand neutrals anke that Da honfT. 11 |be entertained of ever p, r u e d Allies to surrender a170 words
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Article280 1916-12-29 4 The From Out ■'-ffupondfixi i The Ft-cera; OOQJ to-day and p&s-t-d Uie war tax n i t In introdi i-. man leßtißned the total om, was aatiai c U id pro daoaiafi,? lgree< j lhal Um at age of the opium and '.iqQ Or i i nna280 words
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Article62 1916-12-29 4 Wfim Om Own Correspond' -8 Of Well Lc. i rtftfi l> R Ac C li N.cci its I or the ensuing Atiamed Thamby V coa miM i poquire ii oiir n aud Ma: following Eb but icw&s was i of the 1 point ii <m ..od othc62 words
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Article30 1916-12-29 4 Ike Berlin Z a oalled ihe D I lierma feubmaiine a long d mor 1 the i pita m having i before :c the Zoo i .^a of winter tev30 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement145 1916-12-29 4 Whiskies WTE CAN SUPPLY THE FOLLOWING In 41 and 10 Gallon Casks. V. O H. B. CLUB BHARU CIUB V. O. S. PRICES ON APPLICATION TO CftLDBECK MHCGRE6OR Co. Ireputationl 1856 1917 It takes time to make a reputation. Steady years of dignified dealing A good name in business is145 words
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Advertisement44 1916-12-29 4 G. R. Lambert Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS ORCHARD ROAD. Beg to notify that their Studio is now in charge of Mr. George Michael, widely and favourably known throughout the Straits and F M. S. during the past thirty Year for the excellence of his productions.44 words
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Article412 1916-12-29 5 INDIAN REPRESENTATION ;By Hnhtnannat Cabl«] (Heater's Berrice] London, I>-e 27. —The L,ewnpaperi applauJ the decisto i that India shall be re-ented in the Imperial Conference. The Tiraeg pays India is to be given a place in the Conference to which her -ids: ;:c nnd devuttd support of the412 words
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Article176 1916-12-29 5 Gec v 3 <'•••)■• of nil -ich box a (ami oo the bat, g Bx< bi nge i_; f. .fJUII j ed tat as an ai i itoi wme > v i wivsd thii V :,j l ag aoo« of the 4 ,^ure a m and ing taJ i yD C - 176 words
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Article103 1916-12-29 5 HAS SWEDEN JIONED IN The Allied Reply [By Submarine Cable] [Reater'i Service] London, Dec H7 Reuter learns that the Allied reply to the German peace note ia being draftr-d at Paris. The Allies are mutually communicating on the subject. It i* unlikely official action will be taken as103 words
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Article51 1916-12-29 5 Paris, Dec 98.— French opinion ta that the German reply showH Ihat Germany wants tht» German hand of pence which will be wrenched by the allies, by a rose, iu defanli of etren^th to obtain it forcibly. Bex deceitful machinations justify tbe A;l lC -c5 > deiertnic ttion51 words
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Article13 1916-12-29 5 London, Dec 27. -The daath has occur red cf Sir Jesae Herbert.13 words
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Article374 1916-12-29 5 As upon every battlefield the Allied Armies are d*-monstratiug albeit with buoyant assunuce as to the re^uit- their I conviction thai victory and genuine peace ;are only to be attained b\ heroic devotion jand uncomplaining endurance, so with united voice thu counsellors of the Allied nations374 words
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Article311 1916-12-29 5 Tbe foil wree i ce regarding the nhi ve. ?t i i k> Dfl 1■ publication is ev f x i (i. v- n r--'.: IF ■;in\ S r.^aporci l h October, 19 18, i ).Tir Lc d M or, Fb*nch Red Cboss Fund. With referee311 words
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Article129 1916-12-29 5 IN RUMANIA [By Submarine Cable] I Renter' Service] London, Deo 27. The Berlin oommuni quo claims the bringing down of nine aeroplanes in the western theatre and the breaking through of several Russian positions on the eastern Danube, where tbe army forced its was into the enemy129 words
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Article164 1916-12-29 5 London, Dec. 21. -Genera] Haig reports We Bearohed and bombed a few hundred yards of trenches and dugouts northwestward of Len^, doing great dam age without ourselves Buffering any casunltiea. Our positions northward of the Somme and near Le Sara were heavily ■shelled at intervals. We successfully164 words
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Article239 1916-12-29 5 A draft for $340 representing tha amount contributed by the undermentioned four Indians towards the Indian War Relief /.as recently handed to the G O C by Mr W Goolay, 0 oi P. F M S. Pensioned Subadar (F M S Police) Qttlab Kuan, sou of239 words
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Article49 1916-12-29 5 List of s ip -..ons .'corn 9 rli instant, iu response to St Andraw'a DiV Appeal, on behalf of the Society's "War Relief Fuud." Previously received 31,76* X Y Z 25 Andiew Agnew 100 T B Peterkin 25 91,915 A M MCNEIL, (Hon. Sec'y. Treasurer.)49 words
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53 1916-12-29 5 SIR ARTHUR PEARSONS APPEAL. Already acknowledged 1,125 Hnn Tin Jiak Kim ICO A E Baddeley 25 w E Hooper 25 j w Jooes 10 Mr Wardle 10 W C Cowan 5 Further RifU may be aent to Mrs Wreford the Huu Tread, or to tha53 words
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Article32 1916-12-29 5 Generalisation i6 prevarination. It is haidiy to say more than that ca:b of us likes whf*t (e) ho likes, dislikes what U) he diahk'js, and is more or less fiank about it.32 words
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Article207 1916-12-29 5 With thi6 morning's issue of our paper we enclose for the Singapore public a printed postcard on which they can record their view as to the best course to be' adopted with reference to Malaya's con- tribution of men to the war. These postcards need only to207 words
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Article192 1916-12-29 5 MALAYA 'S MAN- POWER To the Editor. Dear Sir, I entirely agrep with your view that liability for pervice out of tbe Colony should be compulsory, and that every man up to a certain age should be calied up for hie case to be decided on ite merits. Ifc is192 words
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Article169 1916-12-29 5 SINGA PORE CATHOLIC CLUB. CHILDREN'S X'MAS ENTERTAINMENT. Dnder the auspices of the Singapore Catholic Club, a laige aud merry crowd of youngsters,! from a vary Bmall size to quite respectable heights, congregated yesterday evening it: the Victoria Theatre, where they were entertained to a cinema show. The theatre was kindly169 words
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Article287 1916-12-29 5 CHRISTMAS PARTY The girls of Sfc Mary'a Horns had their Christmas Party labt evening, and it was a thoroughly enjoyable party, tooi They j number at present 84, with ten young j ladies employed in town, for whom the! Home if a Hostel, The party began with287 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement263 1916-12-29 5 Robinson m 60. SOLE AGENTS FOR &u£fofo Sweetmeats Fancy Boxes of Chocolates Prices $3.25 $4.25 $5.25 $6.50 $7.50 $8.50 $9 50 $165* XMAS CAKFS Wee $3.75 $5.50. MIXED FRUIT, DUNDEE, SULTANA and GIMGEB CAKES Price $2.75. CllHliliaA^V EDINBURGH SHORTBREAD rGP gliSOil S iv $200 I J XMAS PUDDINGS MINCEMEAT Price263 words
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Article1171 1916-12-29 6 ST OCKS AND SHARES Issued by FBASEK <£ Da •>. change tad Ash Deo, fUOHMtOM DtBterltßg BtMW MW fcC g»Tftefl SH fturclr itCTi.. -rJBBER BTBRLISG 100,009 Ml aUa*M J2t- j 179,919 2s 2e taffo-Jra 20% 190^909 Ei fte Aiiflo-lfalaj 19 Inl 10,909 tg Se ??A&a«g !£alafte 10% 80.000 i 11,171 words
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Page 6 Advertisements
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Advertisement998 1916-12-29 6 ■ESSAGERIES VARITDKB i;r AS<::) J4PAN M. Al l taMCM* L "iL'ww. la .-o.Cbi O aJ STEAHSHIP Co. Ltd. Chini lapan, Djibouti, Egypt and ninoorporatou ?n Ja?an>. Marstnu EUROPEAN LIKE. BRANCH L!HB. Fcr I u-Tonranc- A service Is maintained between ioHonar^i HaiDhocc vla portß to Marseilles. London, under n.&) contract with998 words
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Advertisement692 1916-12-29 6 P. O* Okitish India AND I\ PCA fi JLI I N E (Oomjanies Incorporatied in England.) Mail and Passenger Services. peninsular and oriental sailings. (Under Contract witn His Majesty's Government.) For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, intiia, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports and London. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about692 words
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Article527 1916-12-29 7 Both these well kao vu and sweet scent d fiowf rs are Cat more v.ilued at home than they are out here. (Jniortnnately fcb i itfl of the verj many beautiful Bowei usually associated with funerals •d'.ul BO arc Bhtmned by >-orae people. Though if we were527 words
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Article266 1916-12-29 7 Me J H M Robaon of Koala Lumpur if on a visit to Penang. Mr H N Patron thai left Kuala Lumpur tor Singapore er. 'route to Java. Mi II P Clodd of Kuali Lumpur, is on B visit to Penang, I A case ha- been aried iu New York266 words
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Page 7 Advertisements
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Advertisement239 1916-12-29 7 SUPPLIES FOR SMBcX l TaHII lIMIIIIII ■•*vnxzm*v. Acetic Acid. 99 per cent pure. 4nt Fumigators ai*d Sulphur Powder. 4rsenite of Soda for killing ou< Lalang. Aspinati s varnish Paints &e. Cartridges. Nobel's own loading -with spon iii>4 Ballistite which holds more pigeonahool cords tim., un^ <,:■..■..■, r -A\vl..-i.: Cement "Pistol"239 words
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Advertisement282 1916-12-29 7 SIGNS OF DEBILITY. People who tired all of the time and never feel rested, even after a long night in bed, who cannot regain weight and strength, whose stop lacks elasticity and who feel no j jy in living, are debilitated. An examination might show that every organ i f282 words
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Advertisement195 1916-12-29 7 j MY* DEAR SIR It Is absolutely impossible to get a t better pen of any description than ly— "SWAN 1 Ili I P m> INK The lateit Bwu is the ll Safety which cannot leak ®ven oarried upsice down Investigate this wonderfully Simple Improvement Sold by Jewellers, Importers, and195 words
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Article1584 1916-12-29 8 To Dee. 31 Nov. To auto v Abaco 5944 i£ Allagar, D£c 266,800 33,800 218. A.Gajah, Sep 29,790 14,500 125,800 AlorPongftn 24,370 189,429 Unia, 26,900 343,400 Ampat, Sep 36,054 18,250 129,688 An- Johore, Mar' 177,248 §1,111 228,950; An Malay, Doc 1,507,347 164,342 1,569,194 AnS'tra, May 473,623 80,3521,584 words
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Article135 1916-12-29 8 Il ee list thv monthly total I i i e Gompac 1916 total to date and of the past me Ucate t for v Ampang Kinta, 88. Aver Weng Deebook 840 3 I Belat, Mar ltl| Rrueeb, July 800 !a-uat:iixug. 4,9b OopangGonflid, 14,670 (li l i. MPI 2,761135 words
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Advertisement280 1916-12-29 8 nili^— l— ■i» I ml" lII* lIITIIII- JKi^ li ii-«. »u- PSESBLAC!;! Minut. 30 Varieties All Delicious X The Cuis.ne of one of the finest chefs in the world available for your table. Crosse Blackwell Guarantee these Sosps to be made under ideal conditions, U are all their Jable delicacies.280 words
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Article52 1916-12-29 9 CO3BBOTBD Dl fO Dec 28. Bfruk 4 m/i |.4| ftrt i fefit* Ci-sdJ bliiiii |<4 10-8S Fsance demand Bank 82C Isdia, T. T. ifi| BoscEOse, demand 2^% Pra Yokohama, demand 109f JAVA, d.ami,::.O 186 Bajsgkce, daman d 65l SOVBBBia:^, Bank Baying $8.54 Bazdc of Gnglaad .tt«t« tf% 8m SHtm52 words
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Article139 1916-12-29 9 Dec 28. Tin (175 tons) 83 50 Gamble* 14t50 f*w°n?.%-«gr r "TT*-& So, 22.00 Qfem^Jftv Oufce No. 2 19.50 PeFpat Black brfiin S'pou 31., j; j Peppw, (WMte foil) 87.00 tfttsin«gs (110 ?a tfa« ib) BC.OO Xciicnegs (100 so {be JbJ nom. SJace (Su\ida) 76.00 Clows (Amboina) noiiJ# r*ail139 words
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Page 9 Advertisements
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Advertisement430 1916-12-29 9 cp Peac Faminf or Plenot, Life Insurance 2s vobtb too cents on the dol^ah. WHAT OTHER PROPERTY ISP (irCOEPORATXD IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). VO OFFICE Wlnetr^ier fioo-.e, Singapore LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C. 'T tu 2»0 000 Acycsiiea w!tb Jhe Snateae C-ii* s* Eaglanfl, aaa 3 om f lie ß430 words
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Advertisement392 1916-12-29 9 THE MANUFAQTURERS LIFE INSURANCE GO. (Incarporated in Canada). All kinds of Lire and Endowment policies issued. F. S Evans. Manager, South Eastern Asia, Outhrie ft Co. Ltd., General Agent«, Singapore. SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO., LTD, (Incorporated ?u Mow Zealand.) ?IM Insurances eflectec! on Buildings, Kenl i ant! Merchandlbt of every392 words
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Advertisement290 1916-12-29 9 NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE So., i*. FIRE AND MARINE (Incorporated In New Zealand.) YAN6-TBZE INSURANCE iSSM. Ltd MARINE. (Incorporated in Hongkocg.) CHINA FIRE INSURE Qu., Lie. FIRE. (Incorporated In Elon^iioni?,, LGNOOM eiIABIHTEE AGSSOEHT Co ltd. GUARANTEE. (Incorporated in England.) Fire and Marine Kisks o£ every OeßOrtat'oi undorwrltcen at lowest currem racaH.290 words
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Advertisement181 1916-12-29 9 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. Capital Subscribed Y. 48,0)0.000 Capita] Paid Up Y. 30,<K0,000 Reserve Fund Y. 20,80,000 President. J. Inonye Esq. Vice-President. Y. Yamakawa Esq, DIRECTORS. J. Inouye Esq. Y. Yamakawa Esq. N, Boma Esq. M Odagiri Esq. K, Sonoda Esq. T. Kawaßhimalsq. B. Kimura Esq. Baron K Iwasaki181 words
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Advertisement571 1916-12-29 9 THE Siogapope Free Press MORNING DAILY To Our Readers. The Bln^pon Y>. H its a mornlui Daily, and is on sab an early boor each morning (Sundays exc pted). Oath price Ten Cents a oonj Subscribers' ooplee\H v.. e d aitheli private residenoes, (or to fl t r «odowx»i if571 words
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Miscellaneous497 1916-12-29 9 MAIL TABLE To day. Intermediate and local mails-,, wii, be loosi In list below Penarg, Malacca, F.M.tf. (by Tvalaj 2 p.a daily (except Sunday). Johoie, 8. 8.30, li a.m., 12,8v. 2, 4 6 p.w Pulau Soegi Aiag Hong 8.30 av Paulu Soegi Hong Aik 8.80 av Cucob Soon Hong 8.30497 words
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Article729 1916-12-29 10 AL OK GAJAH RUBBER 17:> PEB CENI IN 4i YEARS. The eigbftl neral meeting of the AL- Gaj b Rob ei Batate, Ltd., was! held yeeu-io'y at tbe registered cflice, Gresham Hooi B fctery rd Singapore. Mr A W BsSQI '1 shew being nlro present M MTI B Roland Llewellyn,729 words
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Article204 1916-12-29 10 On Christmas day and the day following the Y M C A met the naval teams of a warship at football and cricket respectively on the Polo Ground. The visitors won easily in both matches chiefly due to the T M C A being unable to put up a strong204 words
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Article1685 1916-12-29 10 From Our Own Correspondeni A Volunteer from the F.M.S. Edinburgh, Nov. 15. A couple of days ago I met one of the laiJ- in khaki who have corao from the Malay PHDinsula to Qgbt in Europe. He j wai still wearing tropical uniform, Jo my astonishment: it looks1,685 words
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Article64 1916-12-29 10 Sir William H Dunn is 727tb Mayor that London has hud, for the first Mayer of London was appointed iu the year 1189. Fiotn time immemorial the holder of this oftico hue bteu called Lord Mayor," and sicco 1354 he has been a Right Honour able." He ranks as an64 words
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Article420 1916-12-29 10 At the registered offices of the Company. Messrs Derrick and Company, Greshara House, Battesy-rd, yesterday afternoon,] ■he eighth annual meeting of Pajam Ltd, cook place, there being present :—Messt a W L Watkins (Chairman) and Director,! H R Llewellyn. C «pta n Reek, A W Bean, W420 words
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Article180 1916-12-29 10 RUBBEB. At the usual weekly auctions which commenced to day some 1,120 tons were catalogued for sale. The tone of the market can only be described as fair, and prices were somewhat irregular, a considerable number of parcels being again bought in. Fine Pale Crepe brought the180 words
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Article118 1916-12-29 10 The Harirna Hall speciality is a drama tised Btory ''Little Eve Edgarton" with 8n L ko Comedy. The Alhambra announce particulars of the Whatnots, who open to night There are aleo good films. "Nedra" is the great spectacular fi'm at the Gaiety, but the programme is f^ll of118 words
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Article54 1916-12-29 10 S. C. C. BOWLING TOURNAMENT. TO-DAY'S TIES. Friendly Pairs. Lyall and Chaney v McKenzie and Sinclair. Lowndea and Brown v McKean and Smith. SATURDAY, No Tics arranged for today in con sequence of the Rugby Football Matci:. S C C v Negri Sembilan. Ties hoNYPvrr mriy be played by ur54 words
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Article41 1916-12-29 10 The Metbodist Publishing Houee forward ona of their 1917 wall calendars. Hin Wtitt Co. send us copies of their calendar with two charming views. From the East Asiatic Company comes a 1917 dcte biock. From Edgar Bros a Longfellow date tablet.41 words
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