The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 26 June 1917
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Title Section15 1917-06-26 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE TUESDAY, JUNE 2&, 1917. NO. 9,09315 words
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Article132 1917-06-26 1 Oar Scottish letter on page 10. Results ia yesterday's teanis tournament Page 10. Aa interesting letter on milk supplies will be found on page 4. A special article oa internal affairs m Germany is given oa page 6. Late wires record aa unfortunate oc currence at Rotterdam132 words
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Article1334 1917-06-26 1 111. There and Around. It is a strange little town, is Ooty scattered and awkward, m some ways, yet fascinating. It has a post office like a Swiss chalet, and a sub judge's court like a church (with bell and diamondpaned windows complete). Ite Government House1,334 words
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Advertisement232 1917-06-26 1 GOODRICH TYRES SAFETY TREAD RAFFLES HOTEL SPECIAL DINNER ON SATURDAY. RAFFLES REFRESHMENT ROOM Open from 8 a. m. to 12 p. m. daily RAFFLES BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY te best m town omptly executed Bread delivered at private residences daily. RAFFLES MOTOR GARAGE ™r French and English Cars In exceUent condition232 words
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Advertisement334 1917-06-26 1 Kelly Walsh, Ltd. Putnam weales f HOW WE KEPT THE SEA LATEST BOOK D A tU au- a Record of the Achievements THE ALTAR FIBELoVea. w^ shNavyduringthc The Story ol the Chinese Bevolutlon H. CDRREY, K.N. Price $1.25 Price $2.75 i Contains chapters on CornSpectator— Here the author parisons between334 words
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Advertisement148 1917-06-26 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. RobicEon and Co for tennis shoes P X- 6. Secretary wanted for Chinese firm Page 9. Keiiy and Walsh advertise some intereasing books Page 1. Notice re stolen bullock cart plates; Notice by Wadleigh and Co re cargo from Njw York Page 3. Fre.h films at the Harima148 words
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Miscellaneous111 1917-06-26 1 THE WEEK. Tuesday 26th. High Water— l.sl a.m., 3 1 p.m. Emulation Lodge, 8.80 p.m. Italian Circa., Beach-rd, 9. SO p.m. Bandman Opera, Bing Boys." Wednesday 27th. High Water— B-S8 a.r_... 3-40 p.m. Bandman Opera, High Jinks." Thursday 28th. Hlfb Water— .-83 a.m.. 4-23 p.m. Bandman Opera, Tina." Friday 29th.111 words
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Article244 1917-06-26 2 At the general meeting of tbe Deutsche Bank a shareholder asked whether it was true, as had been reported m England, that the Deutsche Bank has £16 000,000 sterling tied up m the Baghdad Railway, and, if so, how this investment cow ap peared m the books244 words
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Article102 1917-06-26 2 A correspondent Bends a portion of the Daily Express of June 2, 1904, con taining an article by the German military critic, Count Ernst Reventlow, who gave England a warning that was not taken. He said If Britain could maintain for all time a fleet of102 words
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Article94 1917-06-26 2 Archdeacon Holmes told the following story at the annual meeting of tbe Re bear=al Club at ihe St James' Theatre Not long ego I went into a room where the clergy had been accustomed to meet for a long time. Being late, I rushed m m94 words
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Advertisement413 1917-06-26 2 Theatre Royal NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. FOR 6 NIGHTS ONLY. COMMENCING TUESDAY. JULY 3rd. FAREWELL VISIT OF THE GREAT HORACE GOLDIN The "World's Greatest Illusionist :r P. Supported by a Full LONDON Company of 35 ARTISTES 35 la Entirely New Illusions Including *C a I m±. J^L 4 HORACE GOLDIN A413 words
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Advertisement806 1917-06-26 2 THRILLS. LAUGHTER -WS^. ALHAMBRa The Piooeer and Premier Bouse The House of Htfiti ESSANAY PRESENTS Ch Ro WINE WOMEM SOMIN 2 ACTS M Keepitig m fine restraint any desire that a\ r prominence th.^ downfall of tbe cbarpcter from v ih e fc J succeeded m giving the spsctitor a806 words
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Article412 1917-06-26 3 The After Tbe- Wir Fleet. Important light on Germany's shipping plans tet the war after the war is shed by jH-ffl—irg despatch to the Munich Latest Mi (Neueste Nachrichten) of April 28. j te nisaii of interned German vessels m American and Brazilian harbours (amountiE g to nearly412 words
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Article132 1917-06-26 3 Lord Balfour's Committee on After Tar Trade ia now, I understand, engaged with :he important problem of the introduccion zi the metric and decimal systems for our weights and measures and coinage. It is a bat remarkable coincidence that at this juncture m the relations of132 words
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Advertisement300 1917-06-26 3 AUCTION SALE OF TWENTY VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUILDINO ALLOTMENTS Areas from 1 388 .quare feet to 2,387 square teet j Situate at Serangoon Road and Race Course Lane 4: Missrs. Ching Ken* Les ft Cos Sale-room Kaffles C_a_ubers, Raffles Place On Monday, 2nd July, at 2-30 p. m. CHUG KEHG LEE300 words
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Advertisement452 1917-06-26 3 I EATING WHAT YOU LIKE Not to be limited m one's diet but to eat whatever one ple_.es without discomfort is the dream of every dyspeptic. Nobody can honestly promise to restore any stomach to this condition, becanse all people cannot eat the same kind of food vith equally satisfactory452 words
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Advertisement853 1917-06-26 3 PERMANENT WAY INSPECTOR Vacancy now filled, applicants thanked. GUTHRIE ft GO., Ltd. 266 28. 8 WARNING. j The number plates of Bullock Cart No. 2241 1 and 1798 (red ground and white figures 1917) 1 are reported stolen. i W. E HOOPER. 1 Registrar of Vehioles. 1 Singapore. 25th June853 words
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Advertisement482 1917-06-26 3 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS POLICE. POLICE NOTICE ARMS AND EXPLOSIVES ORDINANCE 1913. RENEWAL OF PERMITS FOR FIREARMS. AU persons m possession of firearms are hereby reminded that permits for such firearms expire on the SOth June 1917, and should be renewed as soon after that date as possible. Persons failing to renew482 words
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Advertisement227 1917-06-26 3 Wfc m^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ mmm^ mmm^maaWam*maa i rT_»"if. ..b_r__£_._B-_____.T3-H-_^__g__ira "FIRESTONE." EFFICIENCY. /.gents; BRI NKM ANN tf CO. ""^™™-i^^-™"^_-_---_-___________. RAFFLES CHAMBERS 'be following sections only available Groand noor sections Nos. 8. 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 T" 1 «°Z r 2 5 Second floor 8, 9, io ll and 12 Eleotrlo Lift227 words
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2209 1917-06-26 4 The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, June 26, 1917. The "Toad beneath the Harrow" is not always to be trusted to return an unbiassed judgement on the harrow, and so not possibly everybody who has to pay more for his commodities and puts it down toHhe cost of freight is to2,209 words
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Article763 1917-06-26 4 Correspondence. MILK PRICES. io the Editor, Dear Sir,— Certaia letter, v f d m the daily pre,, co^^ap^ day- a,d a, ta hag pte amount cf -peculation on tho 3 a distributors of m.i.,. i f. v Pa «c! U* the piiiHlU, wm MtMMmtA ■TST**^ ■JDisS. BQI^J Thp p f763 words
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Advertisement104 1917-06-26 4 JUST RECEIVED FRESH SHIPMENT OF AUSTRALIAN BEER IN HOGSHEADS FROM A WELL-KNOWN BREWERY I FOR PARTICULARS AND PRICES APPLY TO CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO. I Fashionable Ladies' Shoes. NEW STOCKS JUST ARRIVED. NSWEST STYLES No. 1404. Finest English Chrome Patent Court Dress Shoe. Paste and Silver Ornament Price $12.75. V* P104 words
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Advertisement63 1917-06-26 4 G. R. Lambert Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS 81 Orchard Koad, Telephone la 1035. Ths Oldest and Leading Studio. First ln 1879, Foremost m 1917. Unequalled Facilities, Ample Resources, and the Requisite Experience, are all at ont Command, thus ensuring always the production of only the best results ln Studio; Portraiture, Child63 words
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Article215 1917-06-26 5 ANARCHIST PLANS FAIL French Minister Hopeful [By Babmar-M Cable] [Barter's Berrieal petrograd, June 24. Tha Duruovo anarchists are still defying the government j^jj threaten to blow up the occupied •ill- if -orce be naed. I Jun9 24 Th 9 Maximalist i c-rcp'e te fia-eo. Neither the m^AvM 'BM215 words
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Article164 1917-06-26 5 Systematic Development London. Jane 24. It is officially stated tbe development of tha mineral resources of.-. I sited Kingdom which the depart_t.__: I the _Uini_trv of Munitions is aniert ik.ng under Sir Lionel Phillips is likely to lead to far reaching results. Sir Lionel is bringing tbe164 words
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Article44 1917-06-26 5 New York, June 24. The House of Representatives has passed the food control bill, empowering the President to control the distribution of food, feed and fuel, forbidding the use of food-tuff, for making intoxicants, authorising the taking over cf all distilled liquors.44 words
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Article46 1917-06-26 5 Amsterdam, June 25. The Coder Secre tary fat foreign affairs, Baron Newton, General Sir Hubert Belfield, and Mr Jua -cc Younger have arrived at the HagQe k Hfßti-_M with German delegates rela tive to the conditions of respective war prisoners.46 words
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Article20 1917-06-26 5 Amsterdam, June 24. A new Austrian Cabinet baa been formed under the precier=h.r of Doctor Von Seidler.20 words
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Article195 1917-06-26 5 THE MERRY WIDOW." -ibi-ii's put on an old favourite at -ie Victoria Theatre last evening, and the wdience which filled the bouse were ero'.is m their appreciation of Tbe l r r v Widow." It has. as is well known, tespital story and much excellent music, »od195 words
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Article23 1917-06-26 5 F or being m possession of a quantity of liable tobacco m Beach-rd, Goh Ah Fat lined 176 by Mr Mudie, third magisyesterday.23 words
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Article89 1917-06-26 5 GERMAN PLOT UNMASKED Huge Stores of Explosives {By Bubmariafl Gabl*] [Renter's Sflrvioa] Copenhagen, June 24. Norwegian Official The Christiania police have arrested several foreigners with a quantity of explosives m a private house, Albo a number of large trunks from Germany, filled with explosives, at the89 words
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Article454 1917-06-26 5 The Future of the White Races Capetown, June 25. Speaking at Robertson, Cape Colony, General Botha regietted that the provincial council elections bad been fought ou political lines. Tbey should have remained outside party politics. Unfortunately politics had been dragged m m many matters where tbey454 words
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Article157 1917-06-26 5 French Restore their Lines London, June 24. Fieldmarshal Haig says Tbe enemy unsuccessfully attempt ed raids southeast of Gavrelle and Ar mentieres. The enemy artillery was active near Havrincourt wood, north of the Scarpa and at Messines We brought down four aeroplanes. One of ours is missing. London,157 words
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Article55 1917-06-26 5 Ottawa, June 24. Further liberal opposition to Sir W Laurier on the conscription question was marked during the week end. Three of his prominent supporters m the Commons disapproved of his referendum amendment. It is expected that only six liberals will support Sir Wilfred, and his solid55 words
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Article1146 1917-06-26 5 THB DIFFICULTIES OF LIFE It is well known that the whole vast machinery of tbe German oensorihip is ceaselessly at work to prevent any information about internal conditions reaching the outer world. Yet m spite of tbe most elaborate precautions a certain amount of. evidence does1,146 words
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Article422 1917-06-26 5 London, June 25. The Daily Mail correspondent at the Hague says the populace of Rotterdam seized and distributed lighters of potatoes consigned to the British Government thereby creating a grave political situation. Tbe Dutch British agricultural agreement allows Holland to expoit fifty per cent of ber potato crop422 words
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Article260 1917-06-26 5 At tbe Harima Hall this evening fur her episodes of Tne Purple Mask,*' a new Screen Magazine, an amusing Nestor comedy and other good films will be shown. Tbe Palladium screens "A Daughter of the Nile." The Heart of New York," new official Gazette, The Conspiracy and260 words
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Advertisement216 1917-06-26 5 THE TIG E fi BRAND RED Tennis Shoes (RED RUBBBB SOLES! NEW STOCKS JUST RECEIVED. I a—^ _ww mm 1_— w r— The Best More and Extensively used Latest Shoe -^<<^f^ 4 locally for all P^m\ ''''^^S, f than any other Sports. jj^nj^L*^ Make i Sizes Stocked %|^vß Cli Sizes216 words
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Advertisement787 1917-06-26 6 "ELLERMAN" LINE. ELLERMAN AND BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO.. LTD. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND FOR LONDON. For particulars aa to rates of freight and passage apply to McALISTER Co., Ltd., AGBNTSI XONINKLMKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAFFy (Incorporated ln Holland, Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. 9—B, GOLL-EB QUA_. D-SDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS IWDIA OOVERNMt.>787 words
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Advertisement577 1917-06-26 6 Ml 0# British India AND A.pcab Line (Companies Incorporatea la England,) Mail and Passenger Services. peninsular and oriental saiungs. (Under Contract with His Majesty b Government.) For; China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports and London. (MAIL LINES. HOMBWABD(FOBEUBOPB). I OOTWABD (KB OBIBA} INTERMEDIATE DIRECT SERVICE Qomewap577 words
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Advertisement743 1917-06-26 6 M. M ■EBSIOEBIEB MAplrv *"*a>ci Fortnightly .ervicf y t China. Japan, Ce,^ fe! h Marseilles. b J lfc oatl. Mm BRANCH LlSg Fortnightly P r.rvi C(;tt Haiphong. %a n co GOURTOIS OSAKA SL^SdT^^ (Q-aki lanwi'it :t^. The Con -r.r y maictainfi .T .arv«e. wtth six -<- rc 23Ja» <^ rottaicW^ongkcngiigc^!?743 words
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Article1160 1917-06-26 7 The great French offensive, or, retbet double offensive, of the past week sbouli be regarded simply and tolely o^ what i I is, an attack by the right wing supplement ing the British onslaught on tbe left whicl 'pushed m tbe German front between Leu .and Arras.1,160 words
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Article781 1917-06-26 7 Light on old India is being steadily oast by Hie excavations of tbe Archaeological Department. Tee Department is compiling a history wb;ch ie cot a kind of gac! calender, a register of crimes and miseries— for this ia what histories, compill d from old written781 words
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Advertisement1738 1917-06-26 7 m i -am -"^---------__M_l^b_K^^Sß^^B-_B_H BB aMaCS'Ma\ ___lfl__l __K-flßt_[BßHP99_____BK-_^____i WmmMtM^/IMBMtUm^mWmimimWmimim^tmiammmmXmmmmmmmMMimßKt j Wib Q^ Peace, Famine or Plenty. Life Insurance is worth too cents on the dollar. jj WHAT OTHER PROPERTY ISP j 111 GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, UMITED. (INCORPORATED IN BT&AITS SETTLEMENTS). ■BAB OFFICE Winchester House, Slnfapore. LONDON v__FFICE i1,738 words
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Advertisement201 1917-06-26 7 SOUTH BRiTiSH INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated In New Zealand. i Pill InpuraucßP efleoted on Buildings, Sect and Merchandise of every description. HARIRI Insurances accepted to all parts of the world at lowest rates, VAB 5!73 accepted co all parts, J. HENRY, Manager, Office-. 2, Flalaysoi firaaa. UUANSE ASSURANCE Co, Ltd,201 words
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621 1917-06-26 8 (incorporated m Queensland.) General Manager's Progress Report fob Four Weeks Ending May 19th, 1917. The accompanying sheet of Mine Measurements and Assay returns shows a footage of 825 ft made up of 85 ft sinking, 42 ft driving, and 248 ft oroaaoutting, as'621 words
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Article346 1917-06-26 8 While the German authorities are manufacturing fat by sacrilegious practices that freeze the world with horror, an m fluential group of Englishmen are study ing bow to turn to better account those great stores of the commodity which ace available among our natural resources. Mr.346 words
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Article, Illustration329 1917-06-26 8 S -RGOL, the concentrated food that puts on noi beftlik. sometimes at the rate of a pound a day, builds up the brings back the rosy blush of health, rounds cut tht tlfigures to lines of beauty and plumpness, does it i effectively. You don't understand it Well, to tell329 words
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Advertisement810 1917-06-26 8 RHEUMATISM, I LUMBAGO SCIATICA. Rheumatism. Lumbago and Sciatica are three of the most common and most l* painful complaints vnd practically arise from the same cause and the names only X distinguish the location of the disease. If the arms and legs are affected it is called U Rheumatism; ii810 words
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Advertisement89 1917-06-26 8 THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. Nol No* N.* THERAPIONtw-c^ BLOOD POISON. KIDNIY. BLADDER, IHINARY DISEASES DISCHARi'.ES, WEAKNESS, PILES. SEND STAMP ADDRESS BMVBLOPE kor FREE BOORLET ro Dk. LE CLERC Med. c<>, HAVRRarocß rd. Hampstead. London.hmParis depot: 13, RUE CASTIGLIONE 1 A CURE~I HEm York DEPOT: 90. HEEKMAI* ST. IFOR YOU 189 words
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Advertisement48 1917-06-26 8 MOSQUITO NETTING GREEN MOSQUITO NETTING. 36 ins. wide by 16 mesh by 100 feet m a roll 31 by 18 by 100 BRASS WIRE MESH. 3 feet wide by I ins. mesh by No. 17 gauge j UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITS j INCORPORATED IN THE STRAUS SETTLEMENTS I SINGAPORE.48 words
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Article48 1917-06-26 9 (GOBBBC9MO ur 90 June 25.) Rank i otfl I-4| dimaad 2-4J ex«did4 |ml 2-418-1* Franco demand Bank 818 lama, T. T. E-OH&KOHa, demand B|%Pren TOZORAMA, demand 100 Java, demand 164 Bas&kO-h domand 55| SfOVBBVWHti Bank Baying ,s '4 Book oi Btagland U te 5^ Bma 8Ut«» liOi-dD-i48 words
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Article1474 1917-06-26 9 Issued by FRASER Co., Exohange and Share Brokers, June 25th. Oat. Imus. Fait* BinDi?. Burns, Saftftvsi 100,000 fa la Aliag&r 111% -18 8 0 879,080 IB as Anglo-Jim 10% int 5 0 6 0 110,000 la la Anglo-Malay BS% int 10 6 18 0 •0,000 8a la1,474 words
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Article109 1917-06-26 9 June 26. Tin (buyers) »1 09.00 GfimklMM 16. CC Qt-mfciM Cdfc- Ho. 1 26.2 f ~a.T__ii._ Ca-c Ko. f 25.0( Black c-din. S'poaa 29.80 Fepp^if, tWttiti t~'.tf 40.00 Nafmogi (no ta Hit Ik) 42. 0 c N'i.megß (80 tc lh« 1i..: 52. CC Kaoe (Banda) 90. 0 C O.ovea109 words
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Advertisement138 1917-06-26 9 TIT TROPICAL VoOFING GENASCO Suoplied with patent "KANT LEAK" KLEATS .n;:h do away with the necessity of using sticky cement at the overlaps. V Hi^vflKv fli j| iJ MA. _____3____» GENASCO is the result of over 30 years experience m the manufacture of Ready Roofings. Its durability makes it the138 words
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Advertisement13 1917-06-26 9 •All luotittoi- distorting Steiei mom ie regarded ts purelf ■omlnU tor lhe eieseil.13 words
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Advertisement46 1917-06-26 9 Time-ball- on Fort Gannlnf aafl Mooai Faber drop dally at 1 p.m. Singapore rtandard Mme. corresponding lo I a.m. Greenwlofc mean lime. Tbe tlme-gnn la fired al 11 o'olooi noon, Indicating Singapore standard Mmc, oo every day excepting Sunday, when II la flved ai one 'oelook.46 words
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Advertisement526 1917-06-26 9 WANTED SECRETARY For a Chine c Commercial firm. Must be a good co- respondent an J accoun act. Only Straits bom ULinesp EPtv. apoly. Engineering c/o Free Press. 16-6 80.6 WAN. ED Mining Er.?\vr-rr "Antral! n" peeks Fmplovraeat a* ronpfcemr r Managing Tin Mine. Experience ai CoßStroctinoel ana Erectional wo:i__.526 words
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Miscellaneous425 1917-06-26 9 MAIL TABLB intermediate and local mails, wt:; be foucd m list below Penang, Malaooa, F M.S (by T»ai.. c p.a. daily (except Sunday). Jobote. 8. 9.30. 11 a.m. 12.30, 9, «a 6 p.u, Anamba ft Natnna Is. Batavier 8.80 am P. Batam ft P. Bulang Hock Keng 880 Ay Cncob425 words
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Article1885 1917-06-26 10 From Our Otcn Correapofwdeni Soldiers' Songs. Edinburgh, May 9. In a clever if somewhat academic .war novel, one of the characters, who hears the strains of Tipperary eung by a com pany of recruits outside his window, is made to moralise thus, Lillibulero drove my King ont of1,885 words
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Article201 1917-06-26 10 [By Courtesy of the French Consulate] Paris, June 24, 6.10 p.m. A powerful German attack on a front of two kilometres on the Chemin des Dames failed with heavy losses we only abandoned an ad vanced salient of our line. During tbe night tbe Germans attacked at201 words
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Article400 1917-06-26 10 Germany's Food. Amsterdam, May 18. Herr Batocki, Food Controller, speakiog m the Reichstag said he was convinced that the food supplies would last until the harvest, bat the Government must ensure careful distribution of the toil. England had been forced to copy Germany, but she could not400 words
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Article45 1917-06-26 10 The Hon Treasurer, Mr A W Vick, care of Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Singapore, begs to acknowledge with many thanks receipt of the following further contribution to the above Fund. Already acknowledged $21,711.87 Sir John Jackson, Ltd 50 521,761.8745 words
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Article45 1917-06-26 10 Over $47,000 has been paid over to the Japanese Consul General at Shanghai by the Chinese Government through the Special Envoy of Foreign Affairs, says the Chinese Press, m settlement of all indemnity claims by Japanese subjects who suffered daring the second revolution m 1018.45 words
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Article139 1917-06-26 10 YESTERDAYS PLAY. Championship. Upcott beat Ruohwaldy, 6—o, 6—l. Hunt beat Allen, 6 1, 6—o. Heaps beat Sinclair, w.o. B. Singles. Rev Swindell beat Murray, 6—4, 6—l. Cassels beat Phipps, 6—B, 2—6, 6—4. Potts beat Wreford, 6—3, 4—6, B—o. C Singles. Watt beat Broad. B—B, 6—o, 6—2. Parr139 words
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Article98 1917-06-26 10 A. Singles. Tinsley v Donnell. B. Singles. Towill v Joyce. Elder v Meade, postponed. Borneman v Pash. C. Singles. Layton v Thomson. Wright v Lowndes. Newcomers'. Rankin v Hunt. Lecot v Gordon. Savage v Diethelm. Evans v Hughes. Allen v Salter. A. Doubles. Dunn and Hartnell v Smith98 words
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Article376 1917-06-26 10 There was a large congregation at St. Andrew's Church, Kowlooo, at the morning service on Jnne 10, when Uie Excellency the Governor (Sir Henry May, Xc M o) unveiled a tablet to tbe memory of the late Rev H O Spink, a forme. Chaplain of the Church, who.was killed m376 words
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Article34 1917-06-26 10 TO DAY. 8.16 p m. Drill Hall S V A Recruits. do S R E v, N C Os. d° Maxim Co. 6 lo do Chinese Co. G G Wace, Captain34 words
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Advertisement248 1917-06-26 10 Bad Stom&£]| Weakness I Dr. Cassell's Tablets Cure Stomach Th and Make You Strong. Wh m yoa 'cannot dim est might lie m a pit. ana I naxeg ji i reak I iii. Ef oines filled with Then yon need Dr. Ca_e I Tai i <]_<:. st our food, and248 words
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