The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 12 January 1918
1918-01-12
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Title Section14 1918-01-12 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. CENT SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 1918 XO. 9,2<i>14 words
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Article282 1918-01-12 1 There is another Birkeuliead episode to relate of the sunken hospital ship Revra. Wounded men lined up on deck, their boats smashed, aid with heroic calm faced what then seemed to be certain death Page 7. Tbe Bolsheviks set ru to retain lingering hopes ot German fairplay,282 words
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Article933 1918-01-12 1 Quicquid agunt it*, mines vostri est rayo lihelli past week has convinced even tbe j moet sceptical and frivolous of Of tbat tbera is v war on. We know i: of .ha bad weather. Bad weather is always a sound excus3 for lack of progress, but933 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement212 1918-01-12 1 ■ORIGH TYRES TV T»EAS> lounge and on tte lawn every »»•*•"< h.c. Bailey The SeendelXniers by Wm. Le Queo* ursday from 4.30 p.m. I Wmm Guides by w. I. Heath The Smasher by Nat Gould a Show on the lawn, especially for children. I The Creater Cain by G B212 words
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Advertisement194 1918-01-12 1 LVFEST ADVER'HSEMFKTS. Book bargains at Kelly Walsh's Page 1. 1" Ribeiro's for brasi name plates and general engraving— Page 1. Introduction of the Jewel films to Singapor?, at the Palladium— Page 6 2 and 8. Ching Keng Lee s auction sale a: Ends leigh, Xewton-rd Page 2. Bankruptcy notices Page194 words
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Advertisement6 1918-01-12 1 h— -m— a—i ———mam* Karteii's Brandy6 words
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Article270 1918-01-12 2 Men of ihe American navy now m British ports are being given 48 hours' leave m batches of 200, and are being n to London by special trains to en able them to see something of the British .ropolis m wartime. Mr William Baker, Hon. Director of Dr Baraardo's Homes,270 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement1656 1918-01-12 2 DOLLAR DIRECTORY 5 The Pallatliun! has secured all the JEWEL Productionslfor Singapore. Here Is The Rrst! J* Permitted by the Butch Government on Sept. 26th ||g r y J;^ g^f g. "X A, -TIC lIEAUT-'i ie 40.000 tickets, total value of prizes f! 50,000 w vx v v t m^^1,656 words
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Article634 1918-01-12 3 ("m Correspondent I War Position W^M LowJ .11 X iv 14 I Jren p irtic 19 baen rj it ugh no 0Q9 I I I I > IS I! |i |H 1 If P La I I f 1 Q and Food i to I I I634 words
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Article360 1918-01-12 3 Grasping Shopkeepers Still Plundering the Public. bamg converted lief that the British public la not gettiug a squara i\>u\ from the vendors of provisions and o'her necessary commodities. Everybody handling food seerus to seek to share in the plunder at the pxpenae of the families of360 words
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Article158 1918-01-12 3 The Army Council b sued an Older under which bojt manufacturers must ■ply with directions given from time to time by the uf Raw Materials, i a yin a- to th- production of war time nd shoes. The boots must bo made I c isses of leather158 words
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Article122 1918-01-12 3 Remarkable Disclosures as to Cornwall's Tin Trade. taking a modes*; estimate of pist loeses, Sir Lionel Phillips at a c 3G;erence at the Hotel Metropole, there had been mined m Cornwall during tha laefc 60 v^rB ore containing tic to tbe value of .oo, con. There had122 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement17 1918-01-12 3 But in its UR^TYThe Craftsman's cutting multibijouterie worth the Labour of Alen and the Love oi ien.17 words
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Article150 1918-01-12 4 PROSPECTING FOR OIL IN AUSTRALIA It i=> p i to exp I >. on pmpe6till| fend boric^ toe oil in Aui tfatt* s r: i 1 ogaged lot furns^ and it at pr txa«, ha s of vk«t m i urded m Wa4 i U c year«F*^ f In Mtebing150 words
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Article87 1918-01-12 4 "efegraph and Telephone Damag am I fl Between L oi a Ipnath ot I I rty te;- >ecu 1 ai down a!: iy bent, die betwee l. graph 5 b'.eu r 4iaa ie i t' t l ate this evening tl I been sufficiently dw of87 words
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Article210 1918-01-12 4 Au frank explanation of Ger ma* n Belgium m given m Ibe] Zsitntlg i v Dr Knr! vcu t-cion, apparently, of the rm cient house of Mangoldt Wmzsl, which has I long been rooted m tbe Germ m soil Belgium is one of Germany's sharpest industrial rivals, especially210 words
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Article155 1918-01-12 4 Germans' Electric Boa Dataik about tbe ntrolledj I boats us-;.: by the Gem ane on coast were announced t < on Nov 12. They are twii essel?. partially closed m, .el at a high, ::rry a drum les of 'ated single cor- jich The fore part carried155 words
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Article384 1918-01-12 4 UnpaUtable Facts i ihe following comment-; upon tlie Estate- ment recen I; matta by tbe Imperial Secretary of State for tbe Gftruaan Navy m answer to the speech of tbe Fir-t Lord ol the Admiralty h i b i issued cfflcialh 1 ilte untrua that 3ir Eric Ged384 words
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Article58 1918-01-12 4 HARNESS STABLE REQUISITES. ANLU BIUUK oi teo above, ja?t to hand two additional expert HarnessNl:ik mess of every description made tc' order on the premises. Rep u<- to all i. goods. 2ud-hand harness bought, or taken a-, part-payment ot new. Prompt attention to outstations. H. S. K'RWAN, Harnessmaker, Fodder contractor,58 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement89 1918-01-12 4 P 8 B^r fv ri:i I Excellent wax polished teak household fur mil A 4 Near Entrance to Borneo Wharf. On Saturday, 12th January, 191 J£? Sea stocks of all kinds of Fro- nai m 9 zen Meats, etc., can oe aenverea f-p to shipping at the Wharves, or m89 words
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1231 1918-01-12 5 The Singapore Free Press Saturday, January 12, 1918. The naval changes to which we re ferred at the beginning of the year as likely to be one of the notable points in the history of 191s came about rather sooner than might: have been expected, and are probably a good1,231 words
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Article23 1918-01-12 5 The marriago VM solemnised la Ka Lampai on Wedn68day morning of Bil k 9 Ifarfifa of Sepang, and M's3 Clark, of Kuala Lurnpur.23 words
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Article202 1918-01-12 5 YbBYEBDJLI B B i Thi contiouovi rains at the pait few [nays, culminating m yesterday's I idownpour, have given the whole island j thorough soaking, and floods ara reported from different points. Yeatarday efCernccn there was fl?e fset I oi watur k5 St a lower part of202 words
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Article631 1918-01-12 5 Fourteen members cf tbe Ions of Court O T C diaed together recently. The wera from British Malaya. Dating the gale in Negri Sembilan en Tuesday on Kitby Estate, between L and Tiroi. there wss, it is reported a 8 earthquake. Twenty-eight telegraph p fell eitnultRneoush, and tha wiud cai631 words
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Article16 1918-01-12 5 from (}%r Own Otrraq amount cf torn^- r-c tag nec» *W fer I16 words
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Article14 1918-01-12 5 tM O\LT (yy oittee toes al abment !A rflsn)ution was the i>3ia<>.}i>b::i Kill14 words
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Article167 1918-01-12 5 ?cial nr I •emeutha» a' ready 1,4 1 the Fronts an ,1 recognised by a] 1 King down to hi ment, the homel] welcome that a I cd. Singapore reprei jl the General c 1 Lim Boon X r I J R N r I B i*167 words
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Article73 1918-01-12 5 Institute on Sunday which the we: the Morcai give the ■ddreee. dent of thu Exchan j the ccilection of fa League, hua i thus succe. id b j rd of Those he WB6 here fi.lan ano as been vp: service. A kiudly forward that Rogerson is •ritt severs rii sight73 words
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Advertisement161 1918-01-12 5 X XjLssCj JL.IJ' JLj J*XJLj i RED SPARKLING BUkMY Quarts and Pint j WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Ralnnppb 4 dppd,P A IS vs ßiUolft mc (fgnigui i» uui r^'- T TCP TW IT 1 T*u f Q f ~fiij.]N X JjJ^l^Jo.;J3f S Fawn 4 y* s^l SF fl *HI 8 Cl161 words
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Advertisement117 1918-01-12 5 ssss) ..s»w sn mm l totnooonotooimetttoooiionma*ttnnmmm*tntttn*tmn SOMETHING NEW F(*R THE NEW i ¥£AR 1 6 |Ci 6 1 Mean •> 6 U-hinet Fori raits for $6. (12 do. for $10) A N D I r AL S 0 M E AN S Kg l-r. Irj-xtory i-'rec' l o Pay— ment,117 words
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Advertisement567 1918-01-12 6 .™»«™m.«^———————_———m_———w—n^v^^— i i 11 ■■'"^.^■s^Hß^snHH^BHSHH^^Bßßßl«Baß^BHlHH^BanH»«ssssssaHaH|MHHSjsssssa^ Q T J "J S^fllA/ I $%J fi ifß _M 1 U W WAX $JWU Vs^V/^ JLJ UL CH DTUsf* AMI ivsf* /tIIf'FBAU cai rr POKrHGOMmO AUGTION SALES. January 19. Saturday at cur saleroom at ll am. Sale of Teak Household Furniture, Cottage Pianos standard567 words
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Advertisement525 1918-01-12 6 BROSSARD MOPIN a!sft„e BROSSARD JWCPH GO. HOT^lOBtohereb, glveu tl_ ta F W Bara Mopin wno formerly carried on business as Reinforced Oob Crete RpecialUw and General Lontr actors at Qresham House. Battery Road, Singapore, and at Kaigo.', have recon J^ta{^ thete a^ which from and after the Jf™ r J^^iary.525 words
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Advertisement491 1918-01-12 6 STRAITS MERCHANT SHOT MIM3 -,LJ Dispensary Bnildin, rp are Honorar. .iRI *ereb«* s£"£^ Bai an -ceived .new mcmi mem^ stay m port. 17-11 l PIIRI fH WOPKQ n"D^^ T *UtiUij UHK D_Pi|.-.s T. °ffers will h received by the Engin °er, P. W. D. f Singapon January, 1918, for th<491 words
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Miscellaneous508 1918-01-12 6 fTwn UHDri. pppy.pnn iUN JAf oriUKLn o^nYlunJ. iat QTTwn aVap P~ R FPT PH ANY 8t SUNDAY EPIPHANY s.i:^^ BT. JNDREW 3 L*.Hh.UKAL. a.,.v tniun.un.on. ',sa.m. Holy CommanloMOho al ».U.-. Matiusandurany. M) p.m. HuDday School and Bible Classes. Wi P^. Evensong c^ Serm.n. Hymns '6, £66, 80, 27. MATTHEWS, SEPOY508 words
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Advertisement145 1918-01-12 7 Mr Far Fif Cai-t3». Psflscf, Cii«"*&* *ac Sflglaad COD* taont. The Pew 8te cat! iT in t> > S Ut loroagiiout by have 3!af!e-fcfirtl Boolft r;lr aJl3 Mol!i tayjaj I uadtf axifl Kc to AiiBtea I 3 wtoeiati rbe afcovf: A givirt* throe M U10D' E TOBLfl TieXETI The Ooa?ftay145 words
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Advertisement403 1918-01-12 7 uuMiiTini >i— iwni—rn KE8SAGERIEC INCORPORATED IN FaAHCK HAIL LIMf FortElghtly Bervice between lcflo-'JB»* i j China. eylon, Djibouti '4;?' k j BRANCH LIKE, Fortc'ghtiy^rvScv- between Ba!.goB-Toa»»»i> Haiphong. Fo* furtfcox Information ar?) j J, do GSURTOfS, itoom^asrt tatschappy "H*AwdV and %1 RoUerdam Lloyd" (Incorporated In Holland). ROYAL DUTCH MAIL OOMPAH1H1 i-orinightly403 words
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Advertisement466 1918-01-12 7 NDER OQ"TRA3r WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENTS. b£™ S5 ',ll\i VAN^BEECK Penang!^ Tapa-Toean, Finabang, Singkel, SLKolga, Goenoeng-SitoJi, Lahev,a. Nskox^,^ Echouten Sourabaya, BandjermaslD, Stagen, Kota Bsroe, Ballk-Papao, SamRUMPHIug B^ a a n -SSf kBII andßeroaw ZAl'Al aienado. To. ok, DjiboGorontalo Kvma with transhipment at Sourabaya Boemonap Bandjoewangi, Boe.eleng Ampenan, Benoa and466 words
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Advertisement398 1918-01-12 7 :•c a i (Companies Incorporated !a England.! r. Mail and Passenger Servic* MPaiwamm AH „Wn O»¥S^TAI "1 NTn PBNINSDLAH *&*> ORIEi.iAL Co. osovrpcs F a?t nir nnMßiv o* i The Company s MAIL oERVICE S EAST OF^BQMBAY are pended. Ttle Company's INTERMEDIATE SERVICES T^ \SD FBOM at present suspended. Passengers398 words
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Article46 1918-01-12 8 WAIT DEATH Priceless Candle .ails of the X of candle m j was en if they had up imas, .1 each. .5 it l The m but *nd en times rst three 1 ree hours. suffaiiug 1 I and some ra oo ral, hay!.46 words
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Article78 1918-01-12 8 era! Staff ia authoritatively composition of is not indicate great change Mover, seniority f .ac selection ot the rat Lard seized the rcu practically an ideal are divided between nameiy, home waters protection. The First solely with large 1 policy, the distribn 3i:ieccy of the fleet, rai operations78 words
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Article36 1918-01-12 8 British Raid Earsbft] Haig iry fife m the nelieu. -bal Haig mta successfully cues soathMiialtiei The L« the Bnliecoaxt, -idnsaday bombed hutm«ats and I ti 'JB9 Irom four auamy machines It two of wb!ch36 words
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Article21 1918-01-12 8 <s i'C55p3»icn the operations m Jebel Hamrin I o t -m July. •die j the health of M iformly21 words
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Article21 1918-01-12 8 Iralsse German Offi rcraft loaaea m Dscem- md 119 aero i'l m oar Hues. We II aOd tWQ h-llnnno21 words
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VOICE OF LABOUR
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Article81 1918-01-12 8 APPROVAL OF WILSON' S MESSAGE A Historic Utterance" Ol M>ub-Q»j*io<3 OaUa] [Reutar's Service] London, Jan 10. A joint meeting ra- pressntativo of British labour organisa aifesto warmly approv.lag lon'a declaration. The manifesto states that M« Lloyd Gsorgs spaa- .jwed by President us prononnoemsnt, ha« t rmed situation. It i taken81 words
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Article19 1918-01-12 8 Pi 10 Ths press unanimously Jent Wilson's epseoh. Victofre dascribss it a» a second Ma: lhe Allies,19 words
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Article135 1918-01-12 8 Noteworthy New Year Greeting! udon, Jan 6. i iant a message tc Pre-.-.: dent Wilson Smcerest Naw Year's good wishes for your welfare and America's prosperity, and success m tha great undertaking m support Qf the principles oi liberty and justice. The powerful sxsrticn* of the great135 words
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Article142 1918-01-12 8 Now Known m England London Tin 10. The Daily Mail says that after two years' persistent effort a group of British textile traders have brought to England from Switzerland 257 secret German dye recipes. The Government allowed the group to borrow a chemist who went to Switzerland142 words
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Article115 1918-01-12 8 Prtmiar'% Speech Endorsed Oitawa, Jan 10. Tha Duke of Devonahire haa oablsd to Mr Long My Ministers have raad with much gratification the report of the speech m which Mr Lloyd Gecrge reaently defined m clear and un miab&kable language tha war aima of Britain and har115 words
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Article54 1918-01-12 8 i WaihingSon. Jau 10.— President Wilaon ha* adviaed a commlfctsa of Congressmen lo vote for federal woman's suffcagu ai an act of right and juatice. London, Jan 10.— In too House of Lordi, aiactoral Reform Bill, with the prln cipla of woman* suffrags, was adopt ad by 13454 words
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Article44 1918-01-12 8 Wellington, Jan 10.— Tha Finanoa Mlniitsr has announced thac sh* nine atha revenue has shown an increase of 170,000. Largs paymsnta ars b-jing made iin the final quarter which will out the revenua total m a strong and healthy position. gu44 words
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Article30 1918-01-12 8 Melbourne, Jan 10.— "ins nev, riu^r.uz Cabinet haa baan sworn m, Thara ara pcaoftioally no changes. Mr Tudor bai given nolice cl hi* intention to move a30 words
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Article102 1918-01-12 8 OPPOSING FORCES DECLARED BEATEN Peace Discussions Resumed [a\j iabmftrine Cab!*} i 9**nUr' ts Barvlaal Patorgead, Jan 10,— -It la officially announced thai ths diaauaß.cnc at BrestLitovsk resumed on Jan 8 Eclated to ths selection of a neutral town for pesos pourparlers, and are J!ng fay ably. The Bolshevik102 words
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Article44 1918-01-12 8 London, Jan 10. Russian Wireless MJ Tcotzky has initiated negotiations with! tha Persian Government relative to tha withdrawal of Rutsian forces from Persia, conditional on similar arrangements with the Turks, m accordance with the Brest Litov»k treaty Ca Dec 15. tg.44 words
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Article42 1918-01-12 8 irioh, Jen 10 The leading German financial journal Die Bank slates that the Rumanian petroleum welie were so thoroughly destroyed by the Allies that there is no chance oi the company now owning them paying a dividend for many yean.42 words
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Article37 1918-01-12 8 Amitardam. Jan 10. The Budapest newspaper Azeat pubiishos a violent article demanding severance from Austria. 'We will suffer no oJher solution with this diseased piece o? earth, patched up from the remnants o! other nations."37 words
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Article29 1918-01-12 8 Petrograd, Jan 10. A decree forbids the payment of dividends of private companies and all share trausactious pending a scheme for tbe nationalisation of pro duction. mtg*—29 words
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Article29 1918-01-12 8 London, Jan 10. Frencb shipping re turn 3 Arrivals for the week 857. depar tures 728. Sinkings one over, nothing under 1,600 tons. Unsuccessfully attacked four. fg.29 words
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Article34 1918-01-12 8 Waahirgfion, Jau 10. Th^) adminiatration hai agreed to take thirty per cant of lbs output of all mills m tha (Jaitsd States for the army and navy *.nd ths Alliei.34 words
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Article20 1918-01-12 8 Copenhagen. Jan 10. Four thousand unemployed demonstrated at Parliament and demanded food and fuel till work is available. _<»—20 words
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Article355 1918-01-12 8 London, Jan 9. —Silver m quiet. I KOTA TINGGI (JOHORE.) Presiding at the meeting of the Kota Tluggl (Johore) Rubber Co (Ltd), Mr L Bygoa Peters said that freight having become a matter of anxiety for all rubberproducing companies, the board authorised Mr Hewitt, the maaag'ng director, to enter355 words
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Article484 1918-01-12 8 Tha United Cinema Football Team is exempted from registration nnder ths Societies Oriinance. The Governor h\ Council is satisfied that the Mount Wallioh Reading Room has ceased lo exist. Mr WPeacoek, offices* m Claßa lir cf tbe Straits Settlements Civil Servica, h« retired from the public service wiHi484 words
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Article405 1918-01-12 8 Mr D St L Parsons has obtaired a com« mission m the Tank Corps. Forty-three years' continuous service m Parliament, and for cue constituency Morpeth —constitutes the claim of Mr Thomas Burt, 80 years old on Nov 12, to the tit'.n of Father of the House of Commons. When he405 words
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Advertisement98 1918-01-12 8 J v^^lJJ^Bl Cream: Medium and Heavy Qualities Coloured Stripes Tropical and j LAMBERT BU PLER'S j I R iSs__A_iP R kj k bbbbb sa ~a I sPii 01 a oirnpnpirc I I l^lljrrmll.lJ JL _Li§~J I j AND SMOKING MIXTURE. I I ON SALE EVERYWHERE I J The Travellers Maiay98 words
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Article862 1918-01-12 9 Dividends (Cul.inia! Companies Mr Cu:rie atk«d ibe Chancellor of I Exchequer whether his attention bftfl drawn to the divergence of practice amongst banks, raining companies, and tending cojcerus affected bv Section 4 n say what I ken by the I'inrul Rtvt I I I; Idvviu': [understand t).862 words
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Advertisement58 1918-01-12 9 Phaci Fa-in* or Plenty, Ll Ivso^kck is wo&th 100 cents on tbe dollar. 8 j ."BANKERS. and agencies; Manritm? lot- amonnt; over this ats provided the half year. BsUlaedoo Drafts on its purchases or Bills, and grants betters of Credit for m ail .ughout the world. B"7lirriTrn!7" G CORPORATION. X)05,500,058 words
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Advertisement272 1918-01-12 9 *\^t AN Beic&sy Jei da? Union of Lou ,mitba Ltd, ore ftgincy Sl-S. KHnsf Street hone Nc aea Draitj cu Its B and I j.iiv3 graDts Ciroclar for I travellers c as of Imyc. throughout the world. Every j description c I m; buaii Fc» r ca appJ H. OTSUKP,272 words
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Advertisement150 1918-01-12 9 p, rtioaiars as to rates and aii oi-ea Ml I«BOtanoe6 efleoaed on Boildlny, Real Bi&iRS ißsntanees aoeefted ie 411 pasta 0; i_e wo?ld at loweel rsten, _i^3 gJSH to sii partb, if*"^l "'♦"LJT^"" <a, H|^^ MORE MILES FOR YOUR MONEY v.T-;- ;'.;V/." AND BUY YOUR WINES AT 1 WHOLESALE PR-CES150 words
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Advertisement27 1918-01-12 9 h inches fOl boat d steam launches. 04TUC* gg o lH^n **Uaai»j Many Assiffr_NTB. Qnaranteed. Oonsnlt.atloiis, English or Malay, No. 136 South Bridgerd above the NIPPON O^PENS^K¥27 words
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Advertisement32 1918-01-12 9 8 -DAY WATCH. Guaranteed 5 Years. WINDING. ars. i t i LRSLT1 I 480 BRISTOL BKIDGt anisiOL. Get Health from FOOD not medicine. Vitafer ln |'i '"'"Q is both Food and Force.32 words
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Article369 1918-01-12 10 FOOD PRODUCTION OF CROWN LANDS. Considerably increased Area. The encouragement; givpn to Crown tenants to increase the production of food referred to by Me Profetaero, Presi lent of the Boaid of Agciculiure, in tb<> Report of the Commissioner 6 of Wood-", Forests and Land Revenues, issued recently. He says that369 words
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204 1918-01-12 10 STATIONERY FOR BRITISH PRISONERS. The latent refinement of German Kultur is apparently to be found (=uys The Times) iv the thcushtful selection of appropriate stationery for the use of BritUh prisoners cf war. We have just received a choice sample of Prussian art from Frankfurt-onOrder When the wife of Bci'i-ih204 words
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Article88 1918-01-12 10 Brisbane, Nov 1 I.— A report from Charlevilh doctor, who has been practicing m the town for ho-no months was b the p ice -der instructions from.tb xo peti tions Dg J Ol ureal ay presented sc se. On Sunday a youos man ov a88 words
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Advertisement154 1918-01-12 10 Mf»mi*'»rtm<iMf »w«»a»i-<»«Mrjj— Jt^wmjMitii'i «t.»*mmj«.<j>- a^Mt/i.irin— i»nj«^»g— >a gw^ -..o^^a*...,— r<l ,i, wu ><M^ I OUR "CYLINDER" OIL"S" IS SPECIALLY PREPARED FOR SECTION GAS EN'Gr*T$ AND 01 INGINES, I IS SUITABLE FOR CYLIND.RS, BEARINGS Al ALL W( QUICKLY FROM WAT R. IT CAN BE REPEATEDLY FILTF I Bacchus Marsh I sspsss154 words
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Article1296 1918-01-12 11 juisjn ssssussusaii «i v issued by FKASER Co., Exobange and Bhare Brokers, Jan. 11th. Of Btoiiilia '..Ssl fei. i'C|j;&.r_eu _*r .-j? dswi_i_As. tw« *tHialult I 1 lih'Ar.. 10"*, int iG 0 •lj 105,000 1? II Be 203/O 8 3 8 100,000 J 1 BnMi ii| ?5 01,296 words
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Article116 1918-01-12 11 Jan. 11. Tin 330 toes 8137.50 14.50 Co.OC 21 .Cf iiwjit sedan, 30.50 I 40.00 s norn if l i*D lo fist ifc J norn norn (ix-bota nom. E mo\) norn peiel (i&ia quality 13.00 3o fiats ac 14. f0 psai 1300 6 25 7.15 oi 6.70 >r, >snavss116 words
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Advertisement70 1918-01-12 11 a_w ,_Hf^^^ s^^^sßsßs^b than this old and perfectly blended Whisky- A Fancy Price does not necessarily mean high quality. A thick, heavy Spirit is unsuited for use m the Tropics. James Buchanan Co., Ltd. have the -st Bonded Stores m the World. Their i guarantee of PURITY, AGE and :nd70 words
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Advertisement297 1918-01-12 11 mm ntoomm a»-^-.~ m n mw w ro n ;h/ise fiool main he v :'icea perl uccd man need appiy. 1 lIIUI 101 EXPEBOSta CLERK WANTED With kno~ f b 01-; prospect i. i r giving particulars to Bo*. 24i TEACHEP.S. Teach- <ntcd h.r BChoois m Singapore, to begin work297 words
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Page 11 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous401 1918-01-12 11 WAIL TABLB Today, i.aeei mediate and local m*tl*, <*»»; be tcar.r. d Mai helow Penfiiig. Blalaooa, P.M.8. Jssjr Tttlat t r j "iuiy (except San Jay). Job ore. 8, 9.30. 11 ixi.. AS.SC, I I u. Xew Zealand 8 80 am Cucob Heck Gan 8 30 am J Hongkong, etc401 words
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Article1877 1918-01-12 1 r Spei iai C ndent Ihe v Bwhere In France, Nov 14th. Th. 'V v C, or 1 as it ii pronounced In ftMB ti Wak," le, op to she present, another Initai M the proverb thai B prophet is toes hoooui d m hid own oojnntrj1,877 words
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Article58 1918-01-12 1 I Lieut Gen W R Birdwool Icdian Army,' 1 1 J a de Oanip to the King, has been pronoted 10 the rack of general. General ftirdwood greatly distinguished himself at lallipoli, where he was irameusely popular the troope, especially the Australians, le was referred to by Sir Ian Hamilton58 words
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Article593 1918-01-12 1 The following is the directed jenorfc to! the shareholders, (o be presented at the. annual meeting on Ji*n 16 The profU loe iha y^-ar, after making full allowance for depreciation on 3tcck, building?, furniture, garage equipment, e!e, but subject tc directors' fees, amonots to €640,182.73 brought forward593 words
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Article268 1918-01-12 1 1 Singapore, Jan 9. Oar market baa been much brighter this week and rubbers close substantially higher. Industrial stocks were a good feature and mining eharea are in better demand. Mining. Ulu Piahe earns to favour again *ith considerable deals up to 51 05, Arapaogs are wanted268 words
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Article60 1918-01-12 1 Meiers Gnthrie atd Co bava received a cabla from the Secretariat of Sendayan Company advising them that the directors have decided to recommend the payment of a final diridend, in rpepect of the year ended Sept 20 last, of 10% payable on Feb 2, and to carry forward60 words
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Article398 1918-01-12 1 DEVELOPMENT OF EMPIRE RESOURCES. Numerous investigations by the Imperial Institute iblatirg to the development of Empire industry and trade are .-uramarieed in a report; recently presented to the Executive Conucil of tiie [nBtuute. Ae is natural under present circumefcanoea many of the investigations relate to the irapor tant questions of398 words
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Article235 1918-01-12 1 A Kidnapping Case Before the Chief Juat-ca. Sic John Backnill, k c, yesterday. Yang Ah Kc*v Rod Tan Lye Hang were cmrgBd that oa Nov. 25 last they did kidnap a girl named Soh Kwai Yjug a nuuor under 16 yean of age. The father d the girl,235 words
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Article78 1918-01-12 1 With h a fioe piece .15 Pay M.- to introduce them, the Jewel Sims should straightway win the hearty commendation] oi Singcporn cinema goers. P_y Ma i shown as the Palladium from this even ing, is a Wastoru drama wonderfully cleverly played, with fchaS brilliant actress Dorothy Phillips78 words
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Article14 1918-01-12 1 Secretaries Evatt Cc. ludragiri 22,039 total for five m-nths 95,207.14 words
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Article89 1918-01-12 1 Sunday Jan 13. Johnston's Pier, 9, 10 aod 11 am, 2 80 and 3.30 p.m Club Bungslo*, 9.30 aod 1C.30 a.m., 12.16, 3 and 5 30 p.m. H gh Tide 1C.8 a.m. Height 9ft 8in. 75 yards Novices' Race. 'Ihis will be swum off eu arrival of89 words
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Article32 1918-01-12 1 Over £12,000 has been received in refcpouee to the appeal of the National Association for the Prevention cf Conbumptiou, to start a farm colony fcr discharged tight icg men suffering from tuberculosis.32 words
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