The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 5 January 1918
1918-01-05
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section16 1918-01-05 1 Sin gapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN OENTB SINGAPOKE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5 1918. NO. 9.25516 words
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Article243 1918-01-05 1 Late wire news oa page 6. Latest rubber ovop returns irill be found ou page 12 Alterations m the local share lists wi! be found on page 1 1. Fraper'e circular notes a quiet market over the year end Page 12. Farther evidence In the loss of243 words
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Article1527 1918-01-05 1 Quicquid agunt homines > ■•■tn HQ farrago libelli Jt\ v\al The humourist of the flOTiriMlMrt &t home irho decided to Eottai ibe new Air Council ia the firitisb Museum hit off our national character with an accuracy most delightful. Those who have wandered through the eotioir.g1,527 words
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Advertisement66 1918-01-05 1 GOODRIGH TYRES S* r ETY TH£A) j I Saturday January sth, Snpnifil Dinner j Cinema Show Since the War began s p si <» n v p pn m p ii t Q i Royal Typewriters COMPARE THE WORK" and yon too will choose the ROYAL SOLE AGENTS ROIMEO, LIMITED.66 words
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Advertisement44 1918-01-05 1 Kelly Walsh Ltd. INCORPORATED IN HONGKONG). DIARIES JUST LANDED mmmmmm—mm—— AND j; New Supplies Account 1918 I BOOKS FOR EFFICIENCY I BRi'K^ANN Co. Singapore. ALWAYS IN STOCK Sodium Bisulphite Burgess Tapping knives Taylor's Disinfectant Hand Mangles Momi Chests Anti Corrosive Paints Sandilands Buttery Co,44 words
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Advertisement164 1918-01-05 1 L4IEST ADV£BTISEMKiNTS. Chow dog lost m Tanglin Page 1. Jomkeena for all complaints Page 5. Dollar directcry'B new offices PagNotice re JJiigownie dividend Page 5 Compound hou?e In Balestiec rd bo let Page 11. Auction sale of iron wcrb from tbe Tyndareus by Powell and Co Page 2 Notices re164 words
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Miscellaneous118 1918-01-05 1 THE WEEA Ea;ard&> sth. Higb v/ a te— 3-4 a.ir 3 14 p m. Moon Last Quarter, Sunday Gih. High Water— cr'. a. id., 4-14 p.m. Epiphany. Special Day of Pra3 r er. cndaj 7th. R)££ Wi-^r i 42 am f-S4 p.m. Week of Prayer V.M.C A. 5.30 p.m. Tufisflar118 words
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Advertisement491 1918-01-05 2 DOLLAFk DIRECTORY Co. g"" 1 ff^ft M tf~* f" 1 "BT> j MOULTON Central Engine Works, Ltd. Largest Stocker^ PAINTS A.ND HIM WATT Si Co. BHIP-CHANDLI Teiephcce 428. 102, KarKet Btrasi AUCTION S&LF Of \LUABLC PROPERTIES SITUATE AT Gaylang. Sigiap and Orchard Road At Messrs Chlng Keng Lee Co s491 words
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Advertisement489 1918-01-05 2 BLUEBIRD J LATEST COMEDY CREATION- EXCITEMENT, THRILLS and LftUGFS Waldemar Young's Birpins Brer.* way Comedy Introducing FRA.NKLYN F VRNU -1 and BROWNIE VERSON Visitors to the Pallaiiuin will be rewarded with urany laughs rntrernns thrljls and other fruits of good enteitalnment when FKANKLYN FARNUM, BROWSIE VEHN J, )N r ß489 words
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Advertisement359 1918-01-05 2 Pictures of Quality with World Celebrntcr The Hall For Music. The Pioneer Premier House THE GREATEST ENTESTAJMNG HL OF MOO! Fresenred to attract ihe 'Entire i m wbicti the chief dlcpe BABY BELEN HA OSBGRf YOL E) AY 14 I L I G t T U< 5 MAGNIFICENT A Sure359 words
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Article229 1918-01-05 3 How sordly overtaxed and generally run dowa the German railways now are after 88$ months of war ie disclosed by the details of tbe schema (briefly reported by telegraph) to discourage ordinary travel by doubling all furee. The new regulations, which come into force on November229 words
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Article230 1918-01-05 3 The preoccupations of war have not > broken the Germans of their habit of < going to law over the smallest cause, es- t) Biallj petty slander. The Berlin Court i of Appeals has just dealt with tbe weighty question of whether it is respectable230 words
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Article171 1918-01-05 3 During the week end, says the M.ilay Mail, considerable interest has b >en taken m the display m the KeadiDg Room of the Selaugor Club of a lar^e quantity of toys made by wourded eoldiec p;uieutn m the F M S Hospital. We are luformed that the toys171 words
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Article143 1918-01-05 3 Prince Hohenlohe's Prediction Washington, Oct '20 Prince Alexander von Hobenlohe, sci of a former German Chancellor, Prince Chlodwig Hohenlohe, has written for the Neve Zoitung of Zurich, Switzerland, an article m which he us&erta that the German people are losing con tldeDce m the meu now all tbe143 words
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Article113 1918-01-05 3 Describing at the annual meeting of the Soc:9ty of British Gas Industries at the Trucadero the proposed Chaunel Tua nel, Mr Samuel Cutler, jun, said it was computed thut, if opened m 1925, it would capture 65 pet cent of the 2,000, C00 pas113 words
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Advertisement273 1918-01-05 3 iost Q&acting pal y^ v l r \I.• 1 f Jt > t_r x i o v m aectloa with all goads a id merchandise imported or v. piece goods, provisions and general estate irDJng to all persona that m case of any infrin^e:u*> wi.: s©d> BRADDELL BROTHERS, i Clm273 words
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Advertisement321 1918-01-05 3 refinement, exquisite aroma and r £Jss"~* NO. 555 Virginia Hr is ol I Packed m Patent Vacuum Tins. Sole Manufacturers: ARDATH TOBACCO Co., Ltd., LONDON, ENGLAND. I i^mwi^^nmam^^mttrwmriwwTwnr^nvimf/^nFwn^'fr i iTtT < > T^nmwrT^-PiHgTff^^mry~iw^ff7— rui jtttt-i i wit jti ||kjy?Kt HByIMCWI Baß^BnH KM nun i IDo You Suffei* from any I321 words
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Article1181 1918-01-05 4 Fcor:: the outset thf Q arm m inflaencs m i/k-d SOTiat hai hr^n t:..i.;- .:':;sed. So»i» time ago we gave a list oi rnfm beta o* that re la council who had Ito I i-ge their names, and tha nuMfter was cjn«i These cons j pMorning Post - 1,181 words
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Article1122 1918-01-05 4 The terms of reference to tha Calcutta University Commission, are modelled on j those of Lord Haldane's London Commisj sion, m accordance with the Viceroy's forecast at th's year's Calcutta Convoca* tion. But they necessarily take a wider scope and there is one direction m whichTimes - 1,122 words
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Advertisement42 1918-01-05 4 McDOUGALLS CARBOLIZED A Powerful Fluid for General Disinfecting Purposes Soluble m Cold Water Strongly recommended for use by Sanitary Authorities Public Institutions, Municipalities, Shipowners etc. In 1 Gallon and 5 Gallon tins. AGENTS: y (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND.) SINGAPORE, PENANG AND KUALA LUMPUR.42 words
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Advertisement32 1918-01-05 4 219» Orcfeard Hoaa. Pianos bought, sold or exchange** 3ood prices allowed for old ie stramants. Jheapsstand best stock ofMtis and small musical gooor Singapore, p :ano f Org&ii cc Musical In? ments,32 words
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Advertisement26 1918-01-05 4 WRIST WATCH. last Yv.iP y I Jf /h Watch, as iihi W Reliable 10 J rurijiiif! FREtti 3S 20 Stamford Eaac Hotel PNYJIdAfiI RKXMSEO TSSM I26 words
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Article177 1918-01-05 5 5 Inssirin^ Message to H.s fttplt. The WOsM vide ttruggle fcr the triumph sting upon IB .-c. The enemy -:ri. Kei ill tsaaiilt and snbi gm la perp committed and lids ol free cmlisatim a jet to ee>mplete the great task to which, more than three177 words
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Article710 1918-01-05 5 Ifftlin m Russia. .iivoHtok, Dfc 6 Amur Province along tbe COSSt of Siberia h-tn declared its independence. At tbe general meeting of province as^inbled it was resolved to eetablieh an independent nation and to r into a comity with tbe powers bave guaranteed victory tc Russia m710 words
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Advertisement142 1918-01-05 5 V lOli ESTABLISHED 4A4J W M lOlfl 100 YEARS. Itf 141 Jk Export &nd Import X For ONE SIUrJDSED YEAI^S m ]M the €5T¥ OF LONDON we have £~|f acted as Ci'y'r:^ and Selling Lf| Agents foi'Tra:^:- ;,Storekc€/;crs, Growers of Co^oiiLal Produce. Kjjk Are you requiring the services jgjm of142 words
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Advertisement731 1918-01-05 5 NOTICE. I This is to notify the public that as from the Hrst day of January, 1918 Mr Galam Ally TyebaiJy is admitted a parteei m Hrn firm of N. Tyebally who cirrv OO frisim -s afi General Merchants acd CommlßSloa ..^»:nts at No. 18ft. Cecil Street Mnuapore. j Dated731 words
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Advertisement589 1918-01-05 5 sTotfoi i that tl Att lay fy 1915 by Atna Moons pa Chit? v !u :,i ,na f^m i imsaiai] OhH 'v m i osi t i I ked. Dated at Singapore the 3rd day of January, 1918. Folicitor I. iqQ Ahna Moona Kana GOVCRNMENT NOTIHCATiON. reedprs wll littttHl SECRETARVS589 words
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Miscellaneous208 1918-01-05 5 >DAY CHURCH SERVICES. I ri E. JEPIPi'iANx. 3T. ANDREW S CATHEDRAL. f a. in niuuunion. m. H iv CommumoD I I U and I 4 45 p in. Even-ong I 274. 5. JO p.m. SfM r pm. Special b i vie niSBTTUUAI CHURCH. ORCHARD ROAD. Bervii will be bi ivi208 words
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Miscellaneous91 1918-01-05 5 CATHEDRAL OP THE GOOD SHEPHERD. Bras Baßah Road and Victoria Street. 5.15 a.cj. Low M;iss. a.m. High Mass and English Sermon. 5 p.m. Vespers and Benediction. CHURCH OF ST. PETER AND BT. PAUL. Street and Waterloo Street Teo Chews and Hokiens.) 5-30 a.m. I- M i*s and Sermon. 1 a.tu.91 words
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1373 1918-01-05 6 The Singapore Free Press Saturday, January. 5, 1918. [f M TROTSKY'S pronouncement on the sort of peace that the Germans are offering to the Russian Delegates is not a part of the game, then a speedy disillusion waits on those ignorant people who have been allowed by the Russians who1,373 words
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Article817 1918-01-05 6 Madrid, J*n B.— The Ri I ds?o1 ved parliament. Election* «W fix-'* foi Feb 17 aud the meeting of the new p»r haraent for March 11. London, Jan B.— Beotee'i correspond-. ent at Briti-h Headquarter! isyi the Germane attempted to fraternize on New Year** ye displaying during the817 words
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Article118 1918-01-05 6 At »bt' t re French Ofi Siiißt-rcie for lit- firut liOie. MM 3 iivhty were they that (a w,i^ under th< nu Co.i Mii, On ''tf<;. fufiil it Mi M S and o'ljpri- the heavy sxpeoee, en aacial Bucce--, toe I Budiecce. The Gc Jatnee and cM118 words
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Article63 1918-01-05 6 M distant Keti Passing to roee red. Still the lone moon lingers i Ob the gam and 1061 cf To the high cause the Freedom with honour won Great hearts much daring, wit. year, if you would win imtnort&l Not uuto those with awful gcd of63 words
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Article17 1918-01-05 6 TIENTSIN FLOOD RELIEF FUND. The Comtr the foilow ing donati. Alha; ma Total Gross Kecei] 6 w17 words
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Article33 1918-01-05 6 The following donations are acknow ledged with thanks. H E Sir Arthur V( g V Halford cf Kuala sian Legation, 1 i 1 tha* the Ilu6aian 1 > .re afrai 133 words
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Advertisement243 1918-01-05 6 WATSON S JAMES WATSON CO., LTD., DUNDEE. ■g^■ *j w «v /<h I ff p f? >r% f« t\ t% <r^ si[ s Ei 1 1 I I sj 4 S■\3 W%* ill IWi V^ 3VI Iw Is 5 181V%%# 5% p 1/lAR.T No. 13- Foolscap Boy .5 x 5:243 words
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Advertisement55 1918-01-05 6 i SOMETHING NEW FOR THE NEW YEAR S IOR 6 Means 6 Cabinet Portraits for $6. (12 do. for $10) AND IT ALSO MEANS No Satisfactory Proof »o Payment, The Best Guarantee of the Quality of Cur Photographs. Ring up 1035 TO-DAY 2nd make, ent for a Sitting on AS4Y55 words
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Article245 1918-01-05 7 BOLSHEVIKS' CHARGE AGAINST GERMANY 1 1 irs and Hypocrites i tUotv 1 ttarvfc Pateograd, Jan 1,-M Trotzky au ng of the central commit' I unma«kpd what ha pro H irei his will never itiooa a- (iermany 36. If the Central Poi I b i Lettish >ry cour245 words
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Article199 1918-01-05 7 the Soviet* v the tlrst official news re Bd m LonJon that peace negotiations have been repudiated Even Net the terms wheralo Trct/.ky takes exception are not loied but it is apparently true that Germany adopta the attitude that Poland, land, Lithuania and Eitbonia have199 words
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Article309 1918-01-05 7 DETAILS OF THE ADVA! CE Turks beaten at all points By BnbmarLne U*hi»] U«uWt Service] London, Jan 8 Reut«r'B correspondent i j'luarterß m Jernealem wiring on Dae 80 Ba\e: The recoid of the last five layi 1 figuring which drove the Turks hether Bknlttr 'rom their immrnßely309 words
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Article211 1918-01-05 7 Firat Plans Developing London, .Tan 3. Sir Albert Stanley, -i dent of the Hoard of Trade, m a fora word to the current Board of Trade Journal outlines the programme of the Board's extended activities towards the increasing of oversea commerce including the (Hsßemination of up to211 words
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Article49 1918-01-05 7 London, Jan 8. Sir E P Morris, Premier of Newfoundland, has resigned m order to maintain political unity m wartime and to obviate the danger of a revival of party issues iv view of the forthcoming general election. The war policy of the coaHtion government is unchanged49 words
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Article40 1918-01-05 7 London, Jan 3 Fiold Marehal Haig We repuieed night raiders m the neighbourhood of La Bassee, taking prisoner-. London, Jan 3. Italian Official: The enemy bombed two hospitals at Castel franco and Veneto, and killed eighteen patient40 words
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Article43 1918-01-05 7 Irid, Jan B.— The palace at Laranja waa destroyed and a number cf houses adjoining are on fire. The waterpipes were frozen and it was impossible to uae the hose. A few trea6ures were saved but the losses are immense.43 words
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Article28 1918-01-05 7 On such a basis eater fallen with you (Jerman tiers fa cf lionary *tn:agla ether i not ba tion. i other cc to «a~28 words
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Article24 1918-01-05 7 EMPLOYERS MAN POWER lon I J tvicn of emthat ona be repress nted I the moot of labour and Govern- gaol Of man povtr.24 words
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Article31 1918-01-05 7 Rotterdam, Jan 3. Two hundred and thirty five disabled British wmt fcom G have arrival bere and re expected to day, all bouiul fcr Eng Jird Dutcb '6.31 words
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Article16 1918-01-05 7 London, Jan 3. The Morning Post Bays Mr Wardla has resigned the Bccreiaryship16 words
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Article165 1918-01-05 7 RUMANIA STANDS FIRM No Dealings with RcYolutionar es {By Bubmfcrine (.■»h!«] ifeßfcir'i S«r7i^] Petrograd, Jmi b. —The revolutionaries were shot after the Rumanian troops had occupied Leovo and other villages m Beiiavabiai Tbe Ckralnlun Rada has handed over tho Jaaey Ugeni railway to the Ramaoinns. No supplies sr«165 words
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Article150 1918-01-05 7 London. -Jan 8. The Labour ParCy has issued a draft report outlining Its policy of P")sl war reconstruction which will be con sidered after a party conference m June. 16 says that a new social order rnuefc be con slructed based not on individualist; or capitalitt150 words
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Article134 1918-01-05 7 Intense Coordination London. Jau 8 The American delegates' recommendations after the later Allied ccnfer-srce til Pari? are that the I'nited Mates must exert all ka influence to t-ecuve nlire unity of effort, military, naval and economic between themselves and the OOUntriei associated with them m the134 words
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Article60 1918-01-05 7 London, Jan 2.— Official The air council wili be established from Jan 3. It includes Lordßothermere president. Major General Trenchard, Chief of Air Staff, Rearadmiral Mark Kerr, deputy Chief of Air Staff, Sir William Weir, Director General of aircraft production. London, Jan 3. The commandeering of the60 words
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Article23 1918-01-05 7 SIR SPRING RICE'S RESIGNATION Washington, Jan 8. The resignation of Sir Cecil Spring Rice was tendered during Mr Balfour's visit m the epring.23 words
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Article23 1918-01-05 7 Washington, Jan 3. An agreement has been riached to send a quantity of necea eitks to Denmark, Sweden and Norway.23 words
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Article142 1918-01-05 7 From Our Own Correspondent Penang Jan 3. The Hague telegrams m Java cewepapt that m Petrograd the Germans wish to postpone peace negoous till Jan 24 as the capital is threatened with famine, within a week. A telegram from Tokio states that, the Mikado held an audience142 words
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Article605 1918-01-05 7 AX UNFORTUNATE DEBTOK Btfonj Me Justice Ebden yesterday, Boey Chuaij Pob petition j tb< court for a receiving order against Wee Heau lijon. Mr Cooke-Yatborough appeared for the fjrtMtionintj creditor. Bofci Choao Poll on beiujj atked by h lotd6hip what be had to stj, ?^ted that; he held605 words
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Article194 1918-01-05 7 TO THE EDITOK Dear Sir, May I encroach on the hospitality of your columns 60 fir as to übk any of your sportsmen readers for the temporary loan of any f.kulls of wild pig; (bears or tows) m their possession from any part of the Malay194 words
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Article54 1918-01-05 7 Th8 discovery of the body of a female Chinese wae on Thursday reported to fche Assistant Health-officer, who had the body removed to the mortuary at St John's Island. The body vc an not that of any person detained on the island. It must have been washed asbore \y v^-s54 words
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Advertisement108 1918-01-05 7 Ladies' White Organ di Muslin Ladies' White Or^andi Mus set o f Collar and Cults tin Collar, Embroidered and G v -j i.r Edged Guipure fine Eiabr oidery Work Price $1.25 each. Price $7.50 each. AL V O A NICE SELECTION OF OTHFRS IN STOCK LAMBERT BUTLER'S G G JCaM108 words
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Advertisement408 1918-01-05 8 JAPAN MAIL (lacorpotaled Id Jajoo* F«f K 3 i Peaacg, Z-Azr/ot sea Cn-ianc fits leu Lu^ft A rfTV'cc m os'.aViincfi belv«rc'jn Yos:£i>u. ;oniiact vtiib ti'ir Tmji rin' Tapniinw Goran menl. Tb how Twin MKH Sieamer v* N c u:f i Ihronghont hy clecr'.^it.- v t. cilil^c &.i!id Mp I&rg8 laA408 words
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Advertisement366 1918-01-05 8 MESBAGSRIEB MARITIME! IHOOBPORATHD r:< Franks HAH L.Hi. Fjrtn'^Ltiv service bet/ween lado-Obm China. OeylOOi Djibouti, £(7?) fti| I Marselllca. BRANCH LINK, Fortnightly via. bet wt en balgos-Tonrn tlaipnong. Fc* further Information ttp2»iy tC J. d 6 GOURTOiS, AgBB I stoamvaart "Nedur]^' and Rotterdam Lioyd" (lueorporated m Hol-ftD3)i HOYAL DUTCH MAIL COKPAB!£I366 words
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Advertisement587 1918-01-05 8 (Incorporated m Hotiana, eoym Pacset Navigation Co., of Bstavia. 2—3 OOLLFRB QUAT. UNDER CDKTRA3I WITC THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENTS. i l BBOUWBB Djeboes, Blinjoe and Billiton ...Jan. 5 Van Hogendobp Moeara-Saba, Siiupacg and Bjarnbi Jan. 5 IMbBEUB Pontianak ...Jan. 5 and Gcnting Jan, 5 G G. DAENDBLa Koemai, danipit and587 words
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Advertisement346 1918-01-05 8 •**s iSmi *W Aft AJB .js%^|| J_ |_^j Mail and Pabsengf^ peninsular and oriental s. n. co (Ucder Comract with H,s Wniestys Governaier. The Company s MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY The Company's INTERMEDI ITE SERVfCES TO AND at present suspended, Pafs?Dgers for Europe are booked vU Bomb accommodation is346 words
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Article925 1918-01-05 9 The active spirit-; i.i the Labour I I have already mi!- it cle.c th .t in th'» comir:(; Gent- bioo, at it corner, they intend to try to f thtir parly so that, m the next Parliament it mas rival m t ttie two older politic il925 words
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Article539 1918-01-05 9 ENEMY'S "POLITICAL OFFENSIVE." Efforts Amang I sns. Ron. 6.— The front i« fragment idic lory, an; •its on or other towns thm '*ene of operations. unf junded i -ger o be on on6'R guard f. race. i do no rnora than 6tuto tl tempting to prtset. ;aeatious that arite. The539 words
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Advertisement405 1918-01-05 9 vV^v-^v^ .i- P-J^MTY, L^ I^SUHANCK IS WORTH 100 CENTS ON 11.? fe OOL»,/-?^. I 08 Ooavfoi Kifi&aa, mfl oomyllei wlUi ike BvtildH if rJAaßniaaoe Oompftsies Ac. In wtlonJat. rroprietori 8. C BBASCB I P NO, N OITI \ND M.' Ltd at I doI amount ft I V I I ■tM405 words
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Advertisement456 1918-01-05 9 A^ri.lltlL| JL|ll/r {INCOP.PO:: ATL'D IN JA.PAN V. 4S.CC' i> ,V, 30,000BIT 6 Fond.... 21,800,000 President, S. Inonyo Eoq. Nt V, Ycj^afeawa Ee*. DISSCTOBS. Y. Yamatawa Kb*. M Orlaglrl EBq. K. B Eh<. T. 'maEsf imara Barer. K. IwaH^ki 1. K. Tatsarai Es«. 3 OFFICE TOKOHJ Ban Fraccisco lionolaln j Bdnrtti456 words
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Advertisement285 1918-01-05 9 N£« MUM, iKIOniHGE Co., IM. INO 4MM. >rated m Kew ZealwoC.; ms^zit iMmmi «ssos. im. (Xncovporaied m HoagiEO&f •i mi \ummu so., ut. FIRE. c vvjorated m Ho7a£%onf.) ■ms mmm i w.mi go, im. mmmi. Inew Enti&na infl Marine Xllsfcq of ev£?7 flßi;3*iyfi"cs sbca &i lowest onvsent rates, Missel, m\\u285 words
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Advertisement117 1918-01-05 9 Established 1878. Merchants and Commission Agents Pharmaceutical Drugs Oept. ESANOFELE Jast received from Bordeaux, table claret m bulk and bottle also li<zh f dry white wine. Vichy Gelestins Table Water (for the kidneys) Vichy Grand-Grille (for liver complaint) Vichy Hopital (dyspepsia and digestive organs) We h ive always steamers st(117 words
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Advertisement31 1918-01-05 9 JUr it JL V. A I JLm -Mm. BftGW& S SPECIFIC. i I To fee h&d ftt ibe .-sfaAPOBK Dm BAUT, *t2 ot MIBB BROWR, Grai k Blvei Vallef Koafl, blnga|K)*6.31 words
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Article548 1918-01-05 10 Experiences of Dutch Workers. AraaterJam, Nov f 2. A Dutchman nam ed Koene, who retained from Kropp's three days Rgo, tf.':;l me to day that the cchiclitioug prevail! Dg araoDg tbw employees at Krupp'e works at Eseen ora very bid. The Germau-3 ore patting forth erery effort,548 words
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Article133 1918-01-05 10 A False Report to Berlin. The three occupants of the German aeroplane which m-ide a forced landing m Holland uu September 29th, id'.er taking part m the attempted raid on London the previous evening, informed tho Dutch authorities (5853 Reuter's Agency) that they had only reached133 words
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Article129 1918-01-05 10 KN IFE-LIKE PAINS. The sharp, shooting pains, the intense j agony of Sciatica, often make death prefer j able to li!e. The iiery darts that run fioin hip to hee% the sleepless nights, the cheerless days— why not stop all this and get back to health and comfort again. Littles129 words
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Article129 1918-01-05 10 A prcminenfc British politician wbo has just roturned from France and a visit to tbe American training camp ie very enthusiastic regarding the thoroughness and extent of the United States prepratione. No detaiiod information m,;v yet be given of the number of American soldiers now129 words
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Advertisement139 1918-01-05 10 1 STOCKISTS EVERYWHERE. I A #T II tZ <3 II VV j are now receiving regular supplies of 1 7 h.p. Twin Powerplus ftiodel $800. All TNDIANS are complete with Lamp and Horn I CENTRALLY SITU AT* 1 li Always cool and exposed to sea bveesf FURNISHED AFABTMEHTfI with Eoard.139 words
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Article1475 1918-01-05 11 'SSUO'I iV KKASK}' '.'■••>., Eioh--i"..:» -ii S ::-:;U HURJBHii. S"'. .'I./i'MO v i v £.11 ,u.si.t2'^- ol jattjrllEg fcisiac icittl ie logariuil At jfatelf aomiaa. lvi iciw ftCRMU QAffi laaoa. Paud. Boxi 6aiOOOOC 8H IS AJiAg.^r 18% 9 8 3 0 ??9,»tfC Sb 2s Angio-JavA 85% 51,475 words
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Article30 1918-01-05 11 na r j* r Jan 4 I 8 119 2 fsaaoi dtmand FA, 3trx;:: I*6 m 1 l US i. Baiuk Be 83 S4 I inland E. v 6^30 words
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Article202 1918-01-05 11 J.m. 4 lie (Buyers) $I_. •i*t- 19. GC > 23 Of ?»mfci«» Ca^t No, f 21. 0t Pappti Black oedla. -pore 32 00 :Vrs<* ■*> g 48 00 iilO fto ;b8 Ife J n JtJnaagi (80 to tht II Don (Bani&i acrr. Jloyta (Arabokta) nor: 2»li Cofi«i (4% Black*202 words
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Advertisement129 1918-01-05 11 I The Oldest Established London I m Distilleries I nous for the Mirity and Flavour I of tlioir OLD TOM" I AMD (THE BORNEO CO., LTD. INCORPORATED IN EHGIAND) SOLE IMPORTERS. Buchanan's Black and White I There is no better value on the Market lhan this old and perfectly blended129 words
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Advertisement408 1918-01-05 11 WAft f D AChi Qrn I 5 i PJML TtACKERS. m Qovei i lc£ where they w< n examlcati n to< 51 U W.i.vTED A good constructional draughtsman and surveyor is required capable of makli ing drawings of buildings and vari«. of Btruc'.ureH, act! carrying Apply box Nc. 362, c/o408 words
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Miscellaneous399 1918-01-05 11 MAIL TABLE To day. intermediate ajj.l iocai mr*:. I.*.1 Dc tv la Hbl below Penann, Maiaoc&, F.M v [fef T?fc<»> •> v daily (except Snnday}, Johore. S, 9.30. 11 am. ItJI <* I t c Cucob Soon Hong 8.30 aw Cucob Azmere 8.80 Ate P. Sambu etc. Brouwer 930 am399 words
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Article2252 1918-01-05 12 ENGINE K'm>M EXPERIENCES Wakimoo Captain's Thboky, lathe Marine Com t, yesterday morning the inquiry into the cjllUioa belween tb- 3 British steamships Wanrimoo and L%ertee, at about 2 a m on I>ec 1 5 ne.ir the Brothers Lights m the dteafttl of M \Ucca, and the2,252 words
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Article59 1918-01-05 12 Mrp Lyall and Mrs Thomas made equal ecore.a in 1 the January spoon ehoot, the former winning the tie. There were six competitors. The following are the three best ecores. 100 150 Nett Total yds Score with h'cap Mrs Lyajl 83 80 68 67.48 Thomas 3259 words
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Article293 1918-01-05 12 RUBBBR. Singapore. Jan 4. For this week's auction, which coo eluded to-day, the quantity offered I amounted to 944 tons, of which 774 toDS j were sold. There was a good demand throughout tied prices all round show au appreciable advance, closing at the bestt Ribbed Smoked293 words
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Article117 1918-01-05 12 Singapore. Jan 4, The weekly rubber auotion held yester day and to day was marked by a bmk demand and au improvemeni In prices, particularly m lower grade rubbers. The top price for Ribbed Smoked Sheet is 18 up at $106 per ptkul, but the average advance117 words
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Article77 1918-01-05 12 Latavia, Jun 4. Rubber. Fir&t Latex Crepa per half kilo F 1 15 Ribbed Smoked Sheet per hall kilo F1.16; Outputs i 75 at Firsts) per half kilo F 1.03. Coffee. Rcbusta ready per piku! F2 Rcbusta new crop p^r pikui F 24. Sugar —1917 Crop77 words
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Article187 1918-01-05 12 POST AL GUIDE. Many peop'e beeiuea these m this Office will welcorno the new editiou of the S S Postal Guide, if it reminds correspondents that the rate of postage has been raised, so that the shower of T letters, with to pay may be abated. The Guide grows bigger187 words
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Article105 1918-01-05 12 Singapore Jan 2. Comparatively little business was done at the close of the year and so far no new feature has baen noticeable m the New Year. Rubber advicee from London con fcinue to indicate a steady advance ana the local demand ia rather larger, bo rubber105 words
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Article153 1918-01-05 12 Krubong 10,0(0 Kempas 26 P 00 Central KelanUn 10,450 Agents Barlow ft Cc, (Ku>ila Lumpur Ayer Kuning 78, Z00 Detmtstown 57,600 Highlands and Lowlands 148,704 Klabang 27.528 Kiian Rubber Plantations 18,000 Snngei Etrian 58 916 Sungei Way 51,16 2 Secretaries Brown Phillips and Stewart Perak River153 words
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Article295 1918-01-05 12 Ichang, 10th Dtc. It WBB recently mentioned that the Asiatic Petroleum Cos steamer An Lan j had run aground near Focchcw. and lfc was feared that she was "m a dangerous position. There must have been seme j splendid work done by those on board,295 words
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Article56 1918-01-05 12 Sunday Jan 6. Jobnston'e Pier, 9, 10 and 11 am, 2 30 and 3.30 p m Club Bungalow, 9.30 and 1C.30 a.m., 12.16, 3 and 5 30 p.m. High Tide 4,14 pm. Height 7ft lin. Mr J C Judah, of 2 Adie-rd, reports the theft of a56 words
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Page 12 Advertisements
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Advertisement251 1918-01-05 12 SIEMENS First established at 12 Millbank Bow, Lor.don S \V necessity for extension led to the establishment oi m 1665. Since that year the nombec o) liands emplo] Over 35 OCO naotioal mitei of SUB H 4 EI NE CAEI which cables BTB Ti-mi.-- Atlantic hn\o been maoc Woolwich Works,251 words
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