The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 5 February 1917
1917-02-05
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Title Section15 1917-02-05 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERICANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPOBE MONDAY, FEBKUAKY, 5, 1917. NO. 8,967415 words
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Article324 1917-02-05 1 Tbe [Jnited States bas broken otf dip loniatic* relations with Germany aud tbe Ambassador bas been recalled. The dedsion seems to have surprised BOIDS m America, but there is unmistakable cvi dence that the President has the country at bis back Page 5. The House of Representatives324 words
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Article1547 1917-02-05 1 To the Italian poets war was a glorious occaeion f.r them to excel i a their art and inspire the men of their city to go forth to detds of great heroism. They themselves v. eet cut to the war alao, perhaps framing verse tbe vshile that1,547 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement149 1917-02-05 1 GOODRICH TYRES i FETY TREAD D A ***** ITO UflTDl ttArrLßd HUIEL. SPECIAL DINNER ON SATURDAY. I RAFFLES REFRESHMENT ROOM Open from 8 a m. to 12 p. m. daily j RAFFt 3 BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY The best m town Upcountry orders promptly executed Bread delivered at private residences daily.149 words
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Advertisement165 1917-02-05 1 IT is only the tyre which gives you the Greatest Mileage per dollar expended which is worth buying. I "Silastic" HHMW motor Cyres m ii,— fl 'flwViV; Yjir personal judgment will Tyres because they give the j i greatest mileage and most v /'M$ Satisfaction. 1 Moreover Stelastic Tyres" I165 words
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Advertisement71 1917-02-05 1 LATEST 4DVERTISEHRNTS Ths 'Firestone'' trade n-nrk Page B. Ralli dog cart fjr sale- I'.t^e 3. Representative cf Tasmanian orchard ageuts to come to Singapore i'age Mr ESisenring admitted a partner cf Gcodall and Co— Page 3. Empire new programme Page 2, X P M and Straits revised sailingsPage 6. Whisky-Tansan,71 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous126 1917-02-05 1 THE WEEK. Monday sth. rrirh rati r t9« m.IC 47 p.m. I Taiposam (Hindu Festival). Lecture; V M.C A., Prot Argyll OampbeiL 'High Jink-," B uduiau'.Tnesdaj 6th HbSh Water* ii P8 a.m .1 16 pm. "Vr Manbattau", Bandman's Taipiisiiu, r> mk Boliday. Wednesday 7th. i 't* V L-y 4 .<j126 words
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Advertisement653 1917-02-05 2 /Ictoria Theatre.! i v h ii Lj li! h H m B^a W^Jmt IKS ff f* ml wim company! IN THE j iTEST LONDON SUCCESSES OPENING Monday, sth Feb. 1 Feb. 5. "High Jinks eb. 6. "Mr. Manhattan" Feb. 7. The Bing Seys are Here* Feb. 8. "lina' Feb. 9.653 words
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Advertisement585 1917-02-05 2 J£^ _w *w__ W-__«sS_iK*__s a_S_. T» W w^j^jfl™ !_f*___P" ifpis* ~va-«_'i_J ~m*m&--\.t*.'&*i jarf ,g -mmmttk m. ■flßfflßS^_!^B?g___W I_D 'MVfl B W^S Bff I "8 f VfS"♦' l U j iv_. 8 P9 A 5 'j-i Si 3 41 -t lit i\ l u__ £_s v* 5 J» __i J^t f^!585 words
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Advertisement578 1917-02-05 2 Last Two Nighls of ABBOTT and MARTFJ L Supporteu by a M ouster Programme cf Pictur AT THE HOUSE OF QUALITY ALHAMBR l LOB BOA! ILf Le flitg 1 afri m BINO lANAGJR M H. K s *a ?A pr LTO NIOHT! ,0, "ABBOTT" »DA_ii_ DEVIL M'RTLLI heMcrryW* '.iul ivan578 words
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Article745 1917-02-05 3 The Thret to Holland. -ut messages to Netherlands Indi ri state erman troops concentrating on t wh borders have been enormous icforced lately. Do the Eastern bord there are already 150,000 men concentre I Eighteen r ''/.ens of Hasselt i Belgiun wt dem Ito death, whereupon tl mof745 words
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Advertisement599 1917-02-05 3 THE NAT ONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY. THE WATERHOUSE Co., Ltd. m Incorporated m U.S.A beg to announce tbat they have been appoint le ed Agents for the Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States for the National (ash 'J Register Company ot Daytoc Ohio, C.S.A. 2-2 mw f i 4.2 FIRE599 words
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Advertisement490 1917-02-05 3 WOTitfc.*_ tACHANGE BANKS HOLIDAY Mr. Max Eisearing hag thia day been ad- The Exchange Bank^ wiii ho «i_. o «_=i mitted a partcer m the firm ef Gcodall A Co. TnM _i« v «i T_. of No. 1. 13 Boat Quay Sir .japece 'roai the xucsaa y. «b February, first490 words
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Advertisement511 1917-02-05 3 WANTED A STENOGRAPHER. j Good prospects. Apply, UNIVERSAL FILM Co., Orchard K< WANTEO IMMEDIATELY A competent and experienced Chi _ese 8a 1 man for Import Department. Ga.d sali will be paid to right party. }R, Apply to'lmporter c/o Free Pre?s WANTEO Wireless operators for the Barawak Oovei ment stations. Apply511 words
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Advertisement612 1917-02-05 3 J THE i i- Singapore Free Press i iry MORNING DAILY To Our Readers. The Singapore Free Press is a morninf m Daily, and is on sale at depots, from an early hour each morning (.Sundays excepted;. Cash Ufc price Ten Cents a copy. Subscribers' copies will be delivered at612 words
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Article25 1917-02-05 4 Domestic Occurrence MARRIAGE Da. i s li imiltcn —Dec. 2 a at Kensington, P. F. Davey, oi Batang Malaka, t > Evelyn Louisa Hamili .jn. i25 words
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Article, Illustration28 1917-02-05 4 i--i. tn i c.i hai '•»Mr.c lai i i labrlbadbf 1 >_vtc l._rc bat rlorfoo- pMCMpM M» -j. I -Ut-p-i t, ri .xn lem-28 words
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Article2040 1917-02-05 4 Tlr- l'n it cil Slate hay,- hrcl.cn oh diplomatic relations with Germany, m consequence of bi i declaration that the rights of neutrals oo the Beaa sre rio longer to be respected. M: Wil oh must have foreseen some such action would he r.eew -a. >2,040 words
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Article516 1917-02-05 4 MODIFICATION OF GERMAN Londoi. I afl I blctl England al a< I i■: <,f tj, e toael i t: ftrathiogtee, i-i I La Lis ageeeb tw I oni I r wiin wei de I A ellc l l < Ijii i a__|u r a r I md m516 words
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Advertisement202 1917-02-05 4 f w I ft 111 \k lft pa? norm/ paopoc^oß jp. o«i I jf^ _^v ajr &p itj 2_- i V 3 a* lw \_u? *i< *v«> w I _—n icj-i t^r-vamimm: «-nr_'-.r. -___-_r- J c j L ckatitoh Hand Bewing Bfachin< I i arm, made of good hardened Bteel,202 words
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Advertisement77 1917-02-05 4 1. R. Lambert Co. i a PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS jn 3 1 Orchard Road, Telephone No. 1000. j n Tfce Oldest and Leading Studio. a Firat m 1872, Foremost m 1917. t Tneqna'ded Facilities, Ample Resources, and j ihe Requisite Experience, are all at our j r Command, thus ensuiinii always77 words
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Article126 1917-02-05 5 UNITED STATES SEVERS RELATIONS AMBASSADORS LEAVING TH COUNTRY STIRRED folk, Fek Tne whole ccuntr;. ingei at the German Note. the daya o. tbe Lusitania with hardly an excep Germany's tnsull be/ i face Even the mild- only deprec its rash- i ocrete case ol i! I be126 words
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Article88 1917-02-05 5 P2 Tj day's Sea Tori j unanimously declare!^ ay is onl] ci- 1 c a 1 ito J Bl .w I I bluff, E:. v il en finding that tried 1 lai rt al k ntion rt President event oi irai statement, w NTile ihaU act d88 words
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Article216 1917-02-05 5 I.— Al the conclusion I, meeting, President curried ko kl i Capitol to discuss ith t Lc Chairman of the w a mittee. who is to before ar.y .encus actiou is .'.binet. d ll the Cabinet agreed inten .'..cc to German inter with American r_gi_t_. The ens all216 words
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Article250 1917-02-05 5 People Undismayed London, Frh 2. Sir Edward Carson, m i letter regretting that a cold does u.t .ermit him to attend a War Lo m meeting v 8011, does not conceal the 'grave lunger from '/erman submariaism, but fays that the Admiralty is tirelessly poppling with the problem,250 words
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Article80 1917-02-05 5 Teng Ah X o for the theft f m Uin Pandan Rubber s s tate. Holland- rd, cf •2 000 rubber seedling, was en Saturday rlned |23 with the alternative of six weeks rigorous imprisonment In the District Court late on Friday leel, Lim Lee Hoon on old oLfeuder, was80 words
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Article462 1917-02-05 5 -America h»9 severed aaaa rations with Gerinaivy. The Last Drop L.ndon, Feb 3. The Americau steamer Honsatonio bas boen sunk. Washington, Feb 3, 8.10 p.m.— America has demanded of Germany tbe immediate release cf tha Americans captured by tbe Atlantic raider. Washington, I London. Feb 3 8 26462 words
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Article146 1917-02-05 5 TO BE SEEN IS TO BE SUNK [By Submarine Gable] Benter'i Servioe] London Feb. 1. Sinkings Steamerf Modiva (Norwegian) Puntateno (Spanish] Daisy (Danish). London, Feb '2, Sinking. The Bteamers Trevean, Dundee (British), and Euprates (Belgian), and six British small craft. London, Feb 3. Three British, four Norwegian146 words
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Article291 1917-02-05 5 Holland and Her Commerce Amsterdam, Feb 2. The Nienwe Kot kerdamsche Courant opines that the pros pects of Holland being drawn iuto bhe war have hc-'i: considerably increased. Amsterdam, Feb 2.- -There are further roporrs of German troops c ..uceutrating on the Dutch frontier. A.i: -terdam,291 words
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Article52 1917-02-05 5 Madrid. Feb. 2. Spanish ships trnding with France and Fagland have been diverted as first victims of the blockade, to Canary lelaud which neutrals aud bel ligerents have alike abandoned. M idi i I, Feb 2 The Minister of Marine has telegraphed to Spanish port authori ties temporarily52 words
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Article38 1917-02-05 5 Stockholm, Feb 2. Railway traffic has been restricted owing to coal shortage, tbo Government is taking other measures to limit consumption. Copenhagen, Feb 2.- A company carrying agricultural products to Britain hus Buspended s tilings.38 words
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Article167 1917-02-05 5 London, Feb 2.- Tbe British press docs uot conceal tim belief that the German threat implies B rial ar.d formidable peril, demanding all the cation's endurance, but expresses the opinion that this frightfnl.ww has been long anticipated. Tiie Allies considered it at the recent Nival Conference m London,167 words
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Article299 1917-02-05 5 j MUCH ACTIVITY ON WEST j London, Fed. 2. Marshal Haig reports :We carried out a eucceesful enterprise j northeast of Gueudecourt taking prisoner I 56. We drove off an attack m the neigh* hourhocdof Gommecourt,and destructively bombarded a munition dump east of Bouchavesnes. Our aeroplanes did299 words
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Article141 1917-02-05 5 On the way to Kut London, Feb B. A Mesopotamia des patch says We advanced aOO yards on the n ght of Jan 'JS 29 on tha right brnk of tb' 1 Tigris eastwards of Tigrish \i junction, al.o from 2CO to 800 yards westward of Tigriphai on141 words
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Article115 1917-02-05 5 Petrograd, Feb 1 —Except m the Kiga sector where three divisions of (ierman reinforce-out p.N b i\e arrived, the enemy is transferring considerable (ierman troops from lli" Russiaa fronts to the western 'front with view to the impending clash j ther-. 1 London Fell 8 Wireless. Russian115 words
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Article175 1917-02-05 5 il The Threat Fails Paris, Feb 2 In the Senate, the Minis ter of Marine declared that the Germans would be unable to worsen thoir past frigbtfnlnesa. We Bhall rem tin calm, without fenr ing. Dorm,.; th« Iwt eleven month-. fifty one million rons of175 words
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Advertisement247 1917-02-05 5 ROBINSON CO. Flower and Vegetable Seeds I FLOWER SEEDS VEGETABLE SEEDS j Candy Tuft Lettuce Convolvulus Major C s Lettuce Marigold African Carrot I Coreopsis Cabbage "Imperial 65 cents Packel White Mustard Carnation Marguerite Radish Chrysanthemum Annual VEGETABLE SEEDS Phlox Drummond WvSSST I Cyclamen 59 p p tiu. Special Collection247 words
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Advertisement682 1917-02-05 6 v ELLERMAN M LINE. ELLERMAN AND BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP^GO.,ILTD. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND, For particulars as to rates of freight and passage apply to McALISTER Co., Ltd., ROYAL PACKET™ NAVIGATION COMPANY OF BATAVIA (KONINKLYKE PAKETVMRT MAATSCHAPPY) SPECIAL 5000 TONS TOURIST STEAMERS FBOM JAVA TO f n ___r~ A il RT R A682 words
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Advertisement563 1917-02-05 6 Jr. via British Indi. Mail and Passenger Services. peninsular and oriental saiungs. (Under Contract with Hli Majesty a Qovernment.) For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mcd itei ranean Ports and London. INTERMEDIATE DIRECT SERVICE Homeward (for Europe) j Outward (for China ahd Japani The Intermediate Service is563 words
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Advertisement634 1917-02-05 6 Ye K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., Ltd (Incorporated ln Japan) EUROPEAN LIKE. A service Is maintained between Yo_.oha.__ via ports to Marseillea, London, under ma contract with tbe Imperial Japanese Goveri ment. The New Twin screw Steamei maintaining this service bave been epec'ali designed and constructed, and are fine with634 words
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Advertisement420 1917-02-05 6 M. g j "TS-SSS RS«n MAIL LINE Fortnight y tetfttm 1 1 Pn Cbtna, Japan, Oeyton, Dj.i ■MMBMJi BRANCH LINE I Fortnightly servic, b..-,. L 1 HaipboDg. j> For furtber infcriaat !p i Flc j J- de COURTQis i PACIFIC SERVICeT" j FOR VANCOUVER AND SEATTU 'Taking cargo on Through420 words
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Article996 1917-02-05 7 Organized Turkish Outrages. A Blue book [Cd.8325 was issued on the treatment of Armenians m the Ottoman Empire, 1916 1916. Documents presented to Viscount Grey by Viscount Bryce. with a preface by Viscount Br\ce." The documents are the evidence as to the outrages committed by the996 words
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Article167 1917-02-05 7 So quietly we left our trench Tnat night, yet this I knov. As we stole diwD to Sidd el Bahr Our dead mates heard ue go. As I came down the Boyea Nord A dead hand touched my sieeve. A. dead hnud ftom the parapet B icbi ont167 words
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Article125 1917-02-05 7 Recommendations by London Chamber London l)_c A special Committee appointed by the Loodoo Chamber of Commerce ha. recommended:—tl) Restriction of enemy trade v. ithir. tbe Empire: It State aid for m. proving laad Bttd waU-r tran.p-.,rt [ffl penalising of eoemy shippipg v sate bo operatioo Io125 words
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Advertisement532 1917-02-05 7 -v~*Qgngmg^HHgnHH"pmgmgnimi^o^Es__-^^ B^^^^^^^^H^^^-_-^B Was or Peace, Fahinf or Plenty, Life Insurance is worth ioo cents on the dollar. WHAT OTHER PROPERTY ISP THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, UMITED. I (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). BEAD OFFICE: Wtacboster House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE! S2, Old Jewry. EX. i.v Companp baa £20,000 aepoaitefi wltb532 words
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Advertisement464 1917-02-05 7 1:1 MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE CO. (Incorporated In Canada). Ul kinds of Lite and Endowment policies cd. F. S Evans. Manager, Soutb Eastern ABla. C.lhrifi&Co.Ltfl., General Agents, Singapore. SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated m Now Zealand.) tlKll inaarancea eflected on Buildinga, Kent and Merchandise of every description. X ABI HI464 words
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Advertisement611 1917-02-05 7 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE* BANK, LTD. t Capital Subscribed Y. 4 Q ,000 000 j Capital Paid Up Y. 80,000,000 Reserve Fund Y. 20,800,000 l President. J. Inouye Esq. Vice-Presid'-'nt. Y. Yamakawa E.q, DIRECTORS. J. Inoaye Esq. Y. Yamakawa Esq. N. Soma Esq. M Odagiri Esq. K. Snnoda E_q. T. Kawashima611 words
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Advertisement194 1917-02-05 7 TO SUFFER OR NOT TO SUFFER There i- only one answer. Littles Oriental Balm hay forever banished them-tu tosoflei EUuramafc'sm. swollen, paiatol joints, weak ene,d mnscles. the most imboeiablr aches ano pun- diaappi sr at the soothing touch of Ibis i,wi!;r" y LITTLE'S ORIENTAL BALM (applied t eternally) and feel194 words
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Article773 1917-02-05 8 Tbe Role of Britain. Petro^rnd. At a meeting convened m tbe Town Hall here to pny a tribute to the effort. of Russia's Allies. Profe_=oc P G Vmograd off, of Oxford University, delivered an address, m the course ol which he said We are living m a remaikibie773 words
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Article2019 1917-02-05 8 Pictures and oth r objects of art conti nue to boot and astounding prices m wr many. For some reason no: difficult to gue.s, a large share of tbe war profits seems to lied it- way into tbe pocket! i art dealers and artists. Startling results were2,019 words
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Article271 1917-02-05 8 In above li*t the total.- I irai 00l IU o &>«- -month-f Mala for «lan I> i| m Tbt rwuth iv which the Company's yet ci 5e i w lnd aftt r the nanu\ IhVrd a uniD shows I 1316 total to date aod t_ec >l i column271 words
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Advertisement329 1917-02-05 8 > \lhe Unqualified Endorsement/ 1 X I N. BUICK CARS mmmmmammmmmmammammmaauMmm DV mmm^m^^m^mmmmtmwmm^^^mmmm. Every Owner Constitutes Most Valued Advertisement. Beauty- Strength Dependability— Power Silence— Flexibility Economy. THE IDEAL CAR. Illustrated Catalogue A on request Sole Agents: Central Engine Works, LIMITED. SINGAPORE AND BRANCHES. WHY DRINK FOREIGN MINERAL WATERS'? ZOM OUR329 words
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Article53 1917-02-05 9 ICOBPBOTBD DP TO Feb 3 demand M 2i{ Priv&.a saadits Bm 1 2 4 3132 Fnanus demand Bank 325 (BOIA, T. T. BOB&KOBB, demand 1% pai EOKOELUMA, damand 100} Java, demand 187 Bab&kok, demand 65* s'jy__Eß?&HB Bar.:. Buylnj *H 6 4 Bank a* Bnfland EUBa 81. Bo,r Silvav Lcudft__53 words
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Article1584 1917-02-05 9 Issned by FRASEE Co., Exchange and Sbare Brokers, Feb, 3rd I »All iQOiaIIOBB of Sterling Shaves maal ie regarded aa parely nominal tor me RUBBER STERLING COMPANIES* OA*. lfisJN. PAID. r L^*- BUIHR3, BaatßßS 100.000 it H AUafat 12**- 2 8 19 879,632 2b 2a Anglo-Java 20%1,584 words
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Article139 1917-02-05 9 Feb 8. Tin (200 ton?) $9 75 .t..:h\e.- 10. OC r w.,» Quia Ho I 28 im Hmfciea Oufea No. r. 21.00 !.e^p«r ',■>■*» k 0v:..-. 3100 .ei?.i. iV'i'. Llf tS 00 ffntmefa UlO la lha II B 0 00 Ktotmega (100 to lha Ih nom M^e (Banda) HO.139 words
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Advertisement55 1917-02-05 9 f o_ _f^ "Cn. CV-h S 9 ES m_v «mB H h^ gmgiim m^&'it ""*2s_l3WelH_____________ I_____________a <_l "IT KB AmmmmmmmT^^ttm mmmmmW^T^mWk jmM mmj tSB r^r^BmiW m\\Ww S_____L __Kvft ____r Bb .8b vl (ALL USUAL SIZES) JUST ARRIVED To be had fo all Dealers j UK XU M «L ®c bI55 words
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Advertisement210 1917-02-05 9 SINGAPORE Shipchandlery Co SHIPCHANDLERS PR3V..IGRIKI CONTRACTORS The Company's Lan rub meet* in-coming sh 1 1 >> Offices:— l 6 BATTERY ROAU TAKK LIFT TO TOP FL.OCH Telephone No. 141 Orders promptly attended to f( i daily and sei stock supplies. H. W. H. STEVENS. Manager RANEEGUNGE Drainpipes AND B B210 words
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Advertisement45 1917-02-05 9 _____^^___L ___B r^ HB^^^^^^v F wki^X!xt&* zJGtgg^mCtX^J Sm i rLs_ m \g^_^L--04 Horlick's Malted Milk |fe J ts exceedineh pleasant, for 1 i combining nourishment, m iWKI WrW Of All Stores and Bazaar In 3 %izet, t^t <iaß l -\m-^*& Wmmmmm^*'!=3'' r mA tjlV*^ Big45 words
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Miscellaneous547 1917-02-05 9 MAIL TABLE Tc day. Intermedlaa. aad loom "j-fe'is MH hi toaaa m Ust below Pena-itf, Malaoea, I M.B Ibi .>>;■., c p i Saily (except Ehzsday) lobotn, v 10, i w .Br i Kerimon So T w M ay P. Batam P. Bulang Hock Lim 8 CuOOb Soor: iir'.:-..- 6547 words
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Article195 1917-02-05 10 BLOCKADE OF GREECE [Renter's Bervice] London, Feb 2. Tbe Allies are temporarily arranging to mitigate the blockade and relieve the poorer Greek, m view of the fact that moot oi the demanda have The Enemy Takes Counsel Athens. Feb 2. General Falkenbayn is reported to be m Sofia,195 words
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Article360 1917-02-05 10 Voluntary Rationing London, Feb te Press bureau says the Focd-contr w .--ms H v. w < f tb urgent nee isity to curtail consumption. He states it is onlj possible to main! iin an adi quate margin tc meet the acl sitaatii n ai d contingi -.cies360 words
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Article245 1917-02-05 10 I'aris. Feb 1. The Bureau Veritas pub j lishes statistics of losses ot merchant ship ping m the war. Germany has lost 41 0 ships or 24 ncr cent of iwr total, the Allies 1 646 (of which 1 530 were .ub- manned] the latter including l.i245 words
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Article239 1917-02-05 10 THE MURDER CONSPIRACY [By Submarine Cable] [Reuter' Service] London, Ftb 3. An extraordinary story wis told by the Attorney Geueral, pro. editing ou the resumption of the hearing of ibe Derby charge. He alleged tbat it wa_ intended to murder Mr Lloyd [George and Mr Henderson by239 words
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Article415 1917-02-05 10 Serious but Hopeful London, Feb Bxtraord inary precau i ti ma are t > be taken al Mr [_!o\<i (ieorge'I meetii gat Carnarvon lomorrow. Women, with \er\ fevc,- exceptions, will UOt be linitted. Only local electors will receive beets, nnder the strictest guarantees. London, Feb B.- Mr415 words
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Article210 1917-02-05 10 Sir, Would you kw ,:iy allow me, to ask jour readers ir any of them can help me to settle the exact locality of a grave iv the old Protestant Cemetery at Malacca? The Rev Dr frill ian. Milne died m Malacca on Jane 22, 1825, as the tablet210 words
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Article960 1917-02-05 10 An interesting ceremony took place at 2.30 yesterday afternoon, m the Pearl's Hill School, where several hundreds of the Sikh community ofthe Straits and F M S gathered for the purpose of presenting an illuminated address on silk and very neatly framed, to Capt Chancellor, Ins pector960 words
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Article74 1917-02-05 10 From Our Own Correspondent Penang, Feb 3. At the Perak River Valley meeting, the adjourned fioal dividend of 7 making 22&% for the year, waa pasted. j The case has concluded against four Chinese charged with attempting to ex port gold-leaf to Deli m contravention of the provisions74 words
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Article136 1917-02-05 10 j From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpor, Feb I The Government iv reply to the man power resolution Baya it i_ unable to j understand how the present echeme causes uncertainty and trusts that all employers j will encourage employees of military age to go136 words
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178 1917-02-05 10 (Jn Saturday evening at the Protestant Cemetery, Bidadari, tbe burial took place of Private Ryder of the Kings Shropshire Light Infantry, who died early on Saturday morning from internal septic poi.on ing. Prnate Ryder, who was only twenty three years of age, came here with178 words
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Article144 1917-02-05 10 Batavia. Feb •_>. RUBBEB. The market is strong. First Grades selling freely at F1.65 per half kilo Business iv outputs is reported at F1.62f COFFEE —The mai ket is still steady at F3H for Kobusta aud F. 62 for Ltberian. Rick —Tbe position is quiet, business'144 words
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Article123 1917-02-05 10 "Tangled Heart.-,' the Louise Lovely 1 five reeler shown at the I'lFadium on Saturday night, was a domestic mix up of quite refreshing novelty and ingenuity,! preeentiog a combtnatii n of tenee drama and lighl comedy tbat proved highly en curtaining, with L nine by no means she123 words
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Article143 1917-02-05 10 Two clerk; and a coolie employed at Messrs Eraser aud Neave, Ltd, CoUyer Quay, by u<mv Koh Jin Joo, Chua Cheng £cc and Tan Kun ,Ijo, were charged i in he third pj.ice court oo Saturday by S P Sheedy, with assisting m carrying )u a public143 words
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Advertisement204 1917-02-05 10 WORLD FAMOUS CIGARETTES AND TOBACm at the followin < Wild Woodbine Cigarettes per tin of 50 g N 35 c rr Magnums n Z'\ Capstan Tobacco Medium and Fill per iin c ifcsi* fanQtan MiYtupp udpoldli luiAlUiC Embassy Mixture 95 Sweet Chestnut Tobacco 2oz 55 sib $1 ie ON SALE204 words
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