The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 9 February 1918
1918-02-09
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Title Section14 1918-02-09 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. OJflNTfe SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9. 1918 NO. 9,28514 words
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Article280 1918-02-09 1 The 14.000 ton steamer Tuecania laden with American troops has been torpedoed. Fortunately the bulk of the troop 3 were saved, and it is stated that the submarine was sunk Page 7. The French and Italian sinkings for the week are wired Page 7. Russia ie the280 words
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Article1779 1918-02-09 1 Quicquia agunt homines ?iostri est farrago libelli JUVBMi The Topicist is old fashioned l jugh. politically, to view with some apprehension the tendency ti the pftNMl day to trust to leaders democratically chosen, because m the first place the choice of the people is limited to1,779 words
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Advertisement88 1918-02-09 1 600DR!0H TYRES H f r Lisb nu l EL SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9th. •a© and aaa X^^X THE NEW MODEL The Typewriter of ?er;ect Presswork Over 10,000 Supplied to j The Allied Governments Compare the Work and y° u too will choose the ROYAL SOLE IMPORTERS aulitu, LiifillLlJ. INCORPORATED IN ENQLAND)88 words
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Advertisement338 1918-02-09 1 Kelly Walsh Ltd. .INCORPORATED IN HONGKONG) EXCHANGE TABLES Dollars or Taels IiBIODLD ON THE LAW OF MARINE INSUand St- niLfc frcm Is Bd. t>3B. 8d RA»GE AND AVERAGE. IS iuth Edition ascending by one-sixUenth ol a Vols, $49.00 IL ULy PITMAN'S COMMERCIAL ENCYCLOPAEDIA EXCHANGE CALCULATIONS with Tables S^ii^ 00 P338 words
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Advertisement125 1918-02-09 1 LATEST 4DVEBnSEMF,MS Six good cabinet portraits at Wilson's Page 6. Notice re Sungei Gnxi Page 5. Three clerks wanted— Page 5. Municipal tender called for Page 5. Netherlands it-diea Govt, tenders Page 5. The Oriental Carnival Page 2. Kelly and Walsh's special book list Page 1. Opening night of the125 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous116 1918-02-09 1 THE WEEK Saturday 9th. High Watei— 7-60 a.rr 9-54 p m. Court Cards, Victoria Theaire. Sunday 10th. High Water —es 5l a.m 10-23 p.m. Qninguagesirua hrove Sunday. fttadaj llth. r*>*»r- 9. n■■ t a 4ia 11-l pro. New Moon. Chinese New Year Commences Court Cards, Victoria Theatre. Tue^oa-* 12th. RJfb116 words
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Advertisement520 1918-02-09 2 I TYPST WANTED. Young lady to do copying work: shorthand not required. Good opportunity j fur beginner. Permanent position i'or right person. Apply J K. FLYNN ANDERSON. DOLLAR kV^l iXKIY Co. 16n.. Change Alley ORIENTAL CARNIVAL AMUSEMENTS LUNA PARK. Located at corner Coleman street and North Bridge Road. Grand Opening520 words
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Advertisement494 1918-02-09 2 Orchard Read, Singapore's Premier Theatre. AN AMAZING BLUEBIRD SPECIAL FEATURE -TO-NIGHT ONLY Herbert Rawlinson and Brownie Vernon la b tixh speed Btory oi the man who could'nt be bluited *W "c wmwb ■bbb *w"cH* wlm atHmmmw^ •wßmbmboh mCBm ssßaa ww mmtmm When po much is said and being done about494 words
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Advertisement550 1918-02-09 2 Amazingly Interesting and Entertaining Drama' The Hei! for Music The Pioneer and Premier House Th I BrACH HOAD I Three Very Powerful Dran I Pathe. Presents the I resistible I Gladys Hulette I I The Cigarette C I m 5 acts I 1 he Cigarette Girl is a fast melc550 words
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Article310 1918-02-09 3 IE I "eu I I ma I prineip I I I I i of ney, m b vre as a ere 'j be p\id I agtat into the coun cartons and ice. of the requisi vc?rp do.va to Ma rob million ren paid for and 9 hav.u^ even310 words
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Article1279 1918-02-09 3 The original German version of this book was published at tbe cud of last February m rland, under the title, Durch zur Demokratie." There fore it appeared before the Russian Revolution exhibited to the world the horrors of mob rule (which is called pure Democracy by sonr*.1,279 words
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Advertisement361 1918-02-09 3 Neuralgia Soothed Away by Little's Oriental Balm To all who sutler the desperate twisting agonies and spasms of Neuralgia To all who aro acquainted with any of the Bnffc i' To all who have never suffered yet who lo be on the safe side Bert s news LITTLE'S ORIENTAL BALM361 words
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Advertisement540 1918-02-09 3 m CIGARETTES The particular man demands a particular cigarette. "State Express" are made for just such men— men of discrimination who require the best 7. No. 555 Virginia "V?" |l. £&\r\ Packed m Patent Vacuum Tins. J V A <*?rA£A~~^% Am. <Z^' V f/ 6c4& y<~ c«*** o4*C vL''^ Sole540 words
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Advertisement365 1918-02-09 3 Powell Co., JLtd FORTHCOMING AUCTION SALES. February 9. Saturday, at our saleroom at 11 a.m. Sale of Motor Cars viz: One 5-seatcr Overland Motor Car und One 5- seater Paige Car. February 9. Saturday, at 2 p.m. at No. 26, Newton Koad. Sale of Household Furniture, etc and one 2-seater365 words
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Advertisement44 1918-02-09 3 AUCTION SALE OF Ovi rland -tui and Lucas fa n oat covi di than 19(10 mill To be held at the Sale-room of Messrs. Powoil Co Ltd On Saturday, 9th February. 1918. at 1 1 a m POWELL &Co Ltd Auction* (Incorporottd m Hit.,44 words
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Article497 1918-02-09 4 Conditions m Vladivostock lUwing to the growing seriousness of conditions m Vladivostock us the Bolshevik; gain m Influence there, the Japanese Government which has been conferring with the Allied Governments regarding measures to be tuken regarding the protection of the foreign residents m case of emergency have497 words
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Article165 1918-02-09 4 Executed Large War Orders A German- born British subject, named ueorge Edward Heyl. occupying offices m King's House.. Kingaway, has been taken by Scotland Yard detectives to brixton Prison for internment. Heyl, who is 60, was naturalised m 1896, and has lived m England for over 30165 words
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Article170 1918-02-09 4 Ifc will be seen from the evidence m the Chicago conspiracy trial that cue of the plans of the plotters was tc murder a certain Captain Cook" who was ex* ploring m the Himalayas and imporaona him. People may remain' .t Dl Cook, who had been exposed as the non-170 words
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Advertisement35 1918-02-09 4 T T ■>******>Ma>>«va>~-__»n.oam«>»»> B .^jl.l I ~aa7 ar* f STRONG AND WATERPROOF PATENT «W"^ SS f _Wl__k. _W_T"**. ct" tst_r~m*_ I IS *> CT f CT aB CT CT CT JEM- s**'5 a n AT t*35 words
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Advertisement189 1918-02-09 4 i'osaaa y% H REMOVING H OR CHINESE NEW YEAH H Very old Bottled Port, H Red and White Port, MalmH sey, Dry Madeira, Malaga, H Marsala, Sherry, Penang M Rmn Shrub, Milk Punch. MjWhisky, Teak Desks Show HjCase: (Harm and Sheldoi.; ■J Iron Wine Bin, (50 dozen] fl Godown Stands189 words
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Advertisement110 1918-02-09 4 \\\\\\\\\\\\\\m T* T T t^\ I a I A J .Ly fl I ANTI-FOULING 6 ■dORBOSIVE SHIPS ■POSITION is suppliec Jontract to THE BR] ■seis, .Light Cruisers, Destroy ■Monitors. Submarines Sec. Sc ■present afloat are treated wit I Crown Agents for the Colo I HM, India Office. fl Australian Government.110 words
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Article118 1918-02-09 5 otrttNltiona ar6 ack- i ember s r monthly January) 10 Malacca" (p I W Still) 8 •i RIDOOT, Hon Treaa. FO UKIES. Bintributions are ackfioo' H Ij r A W Stili) 60 ill) 50 1 10, 10 Hon Treat. Fund. :ary Lie Jged §39,122.87 md Jan 10118 words
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Article26 1918-02-09 5 HB Mc D acknowledges joutribution». wedged m >3urabaya aart^red Bank :onth§) 11 65 8 S 26 §543 962.61 i to date 9fi2 6126 words
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Article36 1918-02-09 5 Feb 16th. Combined Si gapore Troops, A Football Ground td Day, Ist and it troop parade Po 3.30 p m both at rs as iaem will be m Kuala od iv Seremban on36 words
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Article58 1918-02-09 5 o given by the Govern organisation of a sai-} company ex soldiers serving military tribuuals uay volunteer for The pay of the men 10 p-r month and free ol enrolment, plus -y s x montbe' The prisoners eligible have been Mntenoed khan one year or who '-^d of deaertioo, absence58 words
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164 1918-02-09 5 The murder of Miss C Villadeen of the ChiuH Inland Mission by robbers of Suns but, Sheoei, was reported m a telegram received at tbe office of the mißsion on Shanghai on January 17. N T o particulars of rhe tragedy have been received. Mi164 words
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Article133 1918-02-09 5 Wa are astonished, says the Saturday Review that a nation to whon rape, murder, arson and torture are daily and approved instruments of war, should takei the trouble to explain that bigamy and polygamy are about to ba established on a bM i« A pamphlet publiehed at Colo-ne by one133 words
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Advertisement523 1918-02-09 5 Siow Choon Leng The European War. Competition m commerce is becoming keener every day. If you do not know how to push your business, you will certainly fail. Inquiry or investigation as everyone knows is the channel through which business comes. With lhe view to improve your commercial affairs Mr.523 words
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Advertisement831 1918-02-09 5 I THE BUKIT K. B. RUBBER COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements.) I LOST SCRIP Application has been made to the Directors j of this Company to Issue to Goolamally Tyebally, c/o Messrs Fraser and Co., bingapor* a duplicate Certificate for i, f 0 Shares m the J Company831 words
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Advertisement767 1918-02-09 5 Consulate Ceneral of the Netherlands. NOTirF 1 \J I ILL. Th« Gamh m Farm rf the Di I At. m nLd its Depen< actee Bt fm the periods from Ist April, 1918 to aist March, 1919 and from Ist April. 191* to 3Ht Mar 1921, at rhe office of the767 words
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Miscellaneous513 1918-02-09 5 ■iDNDAY CHURCH SERVICES. QUINQUAGESIMA SUNDAY. Wmb, 10th, 8T ANDREW 8 CATHEDRAL. '■'-i Hoi. i olnti mlon, I ifl a.m. Holy Gommonton (Choral), H\ dtuib (20, [i wi. 211, 97, 878. 9 r m. Maims and Litany. I p.m. Sunday Sch and Bible Classes. Nbc p.m. Brenaoag a Barman. Hymns Hi.513 words
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Article26 1918-02-09 6 Fitt.— On the Sth February, 19 8, at the Bfaterclty Hospital, Penang, the wife of J. F. FITT, of the Prisons Department, cf a sen.26 words
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Article18 1918-02-09 6 Ferrefs.— On February sth. at Sungei Lni Estate, Kajang, Ralph Henry, infant Von of C. K. Ferrees.18 words
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984 1918-02-09 6 The Singapore Free Press. Saturday, February 9, 1918. Daring last .ear Mr BRADDELL It member of the Municipal Commis Bion, drow attention to the fact that lie mortality rate for Singapore was at a high figure compared B::h tbe previous year, and possibly ■.vi:!) tbe early part of last year.984 words
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Article1067 1918-02-09 6 Major Litt, of tbe King's Shropshire Lightlnfantry, has been seriously wounded The wedding took place m Kuala Lam pur on Thursday of Mr M C English and and Miss Cubitt. Mr R W Firrastone, Director of Educa tion, S S and F M 8, is on a visit to Kuala1,067 words
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Article161 1918-02-09 6 PLAGUE CASES IN SINGAPORE There is i year, *tth the Lormal hay been 24 f,. thre.- 1 Dr. G ennie M was unable to for th* ii r. f cold weuthi owing io the I temperature of 75 d bacillus is apt to lw temperatun fied. And the P| >ear161 words
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Article117 1918-02-09 6 CHINESE S NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS Monday and Tueeda New Year holiday,-, has offices wil! be closed, am; other arrangements are i F M S Railways Tram- i run as on week days Steamship Co:: ing 6 of the Kaka and f V the Lady Weld and Cfclypsc and the Kampar117 words
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Article45 1918-02-09 6 Those amusing I Court Cards and their SoWu reappearance m Sing Theatre this evening irh< I greeted by a full ht acquaintance witb high a standard on th* The programme ie well rj public may look for a c humourous ent» n45 words
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Article29 1918-02-09 6 j Dr A G Butler, v. for j westward tomorrow long reside; at tbe c m cocm be much m I prol cutt i from N I abou I29 words
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Advertisement175 1918-02-09 6 ch H nic.cti-. Mo_u Youi 1 yiiiim^is new iccti Our ofiice will be closed on Monday I Ith Pebruary and Tuesday afternoon l'2tl. «iU Hr! MylinHih In /w lk l UHLUULUn. !!IHUUULUUIi Uv UUt j !T WILL S YE YOUR TIME i TO Enquire FIRST AT s the Finest STO175 words
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Advertisement43 1918-02-09 6 Wilson Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS ORCHARD ROAD. TELEPHONE 1035 6 Cabinet Portraits $6 (12 do SIO) Note the conditions of our offer i 11 No satisfactory Proof, No Payment." No better guarantee of the high oua-ity of oar work could bo given or demanded.43 words
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Article28 1918-02-09 7 JMBER SAVED _pon^e to S 0 S FSADFSAFD UNKNOWN B^~. after the vessel be narrator ice to 'stick a- jtroyers," he lifeboat. A torpedo it -rover bnt28 words
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Article121 1918-02-09 7 I-hipp:ug returns gfl 9 =-.nkings a below 1,600 tons: unArrival* during and sailings 4 IS. iraer over lf 00 asps over and nine under our small sailing ci. two steamers evaded Mackay's Relief A relief party has :th fcod. There are s of terrible privetkmi ucdtng121 words
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Article252 1918-02-09 7 GERMAN GUILE BOLSHEVIK IBj FDADSFS Mutori fcUrnc*) London, Feb 7 Teste rday* a Russian wireless regarding the Ukraine corflicts with the report! from other sources. Petrograd 1 b 7,— The Bolshevik news- agency stal I that the Germans m Riga' fraudulently collected 65,000 votes for an incorporation252 words
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Article240 1918-02-09 7 London, Feb 7. The Times says that at Petrograd, the Soviet Congress passed m a few minutes laws involving most fundamental land changes, aud most complicated social reconstruction. The proceedings were puuctuated by tbe siug ing of the Internationale and Marseillaise. The hunger riots continue. Life is ex240 words
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Article74 1918-02-09 7 Amsterdam, Feb 7.— Berlin pan German newspapers are very augry with the Versailles council communique which is described as tbe Entente's answer to the German strikes. Th^y accuse the strikers of prolonging the war by exciting the hopes of the enemy countries A meet ing of the socialists74 words
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Article186 1918-02-09 7 Some very interesting information respecting the arrangements to deal with the wounded is given m a recent communi cation from the Red Cross Commissioner m Mesopotamia. The Commissioner reports that he and his co-adjutors were able to satisfy all the demands made upon them after the Turkish defeat at Tekrit,186 words
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Article406 1918-02-09 7 PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT rßy fcJabmarims Oeble} f Renter s SerYir«] London, Feb 7. Tbe following ia the conclusion of the King's Speech on tha Prorogation o? Parliament. In all Iheatres of war my naval and military forces have displayed throughout the year noble courage, high constancy and406 words
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Article281 1918-02-09 7 Western London. Feb 7. Field Marshal Haig says the enemy raided a post west of Zandvoordfl six of our meu are missing. Another party near Neuve Cbapelle was repulsed with loss. Our patrols brought iv a number of prisoners on different parts ol tbe front There was281 words
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Article116 1918-02-09 7 Considering himself lucky 4° have es caped with his life from tbe Russian ship cow, Lieut Ogneff, chief officer of the ship, which is controlled by Bolshevik sailors remained m hiding while sailor committees scoured Yokohama with a view totak'nghim back to the boat) before it lert .'or Yiaiiivostock. The116 words
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Article671 1918-02-09 7 I London, Feb 7. Field Marshal Haig: We raided a post southeast of g eaet j killing or taking prisoner several cf the Garrißon, We repulsed raiders west of la I Kaasee. The enemy's artillery wae active northwestward ol St Quentin, aud eastward of MoLchy le I'i'eux. Our671 words
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Article165 1918-02-09 7 From a Diary of the Bishop of Madras. A few months ago a Tamti villager, j about fifty miles south of Madras, asked, the Deputy Magistrate, who i* an Indian. what sort of people are these new rulers Are they better or worse than tha old ones165 words
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Advertisement150 1918-02-09 7 ROBINSON Co. HjuVf KJ 1 wi ill PROSSEXS E LEB RATED &DGC>£^ f)OP€in_ft M^^ tLJ Ml m \\M** Tennis Rackets. THE RACKET with a world wide reputation, specially made m LONDON for the Tropics. NOTE: ir EVERY RACKET is stamped with tbe makers name. A YRES C HA MPJO NSHIP150 words
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Advertisement520 1918-02-09 8 ?ar Ittfiait ttaafMi ?tf Ba!::sa, Panac_, Co'tjrubt «ac Eagland ill T u C2?s. a mi _f in inßlnttlnofl oetwee* loftonnn*! fcttn ij N .!.ii-'t tii---', London, nndet m*i contract with the Imperial JspnMKC Oov.3** c_enl Tr-.t- N-w Twin screw Steamermaintaluiag tb! r\ Ice have beoa 3f>ec?al% flealgncd anJ Ci;c a520 words
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Advertisement397 1918-02-09 8 MESSAGERIES MARIT2MKI Incorporated m Fr*n3b HAIL LlHti Fottolghtl^ service betweea Inflo-o*»n«i China, Japan, Oeylon, Djibouti, fiivpt MarHelllea. BRANCH LINK, r'ortnlßbtly service btjtween Halgo«-Tou»t.. i Hairhong. For further Information appip to J. de 60URT0IS, For COLOMBO. a Vessel will bo despatched about 12th Pi binary. For freight and other particulars aP397 words
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Advertisement670 1918-02-09 8 XGNIIIXLkiKE PAKETVAART MAATSGHAPPM (Incorporated ln Holland, Royal P&cttet Navigation Co., of Batavia. 2-8, LLTRB QOAT. UNDER OINTRASr WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENTS. BINGKBP Bingkep Moeara-Saba, Simpang and Djambi via Tongkal and Singkep FtD 9 Van NECK Batavia, Sourabaya, Macassar, FaMkPapan, Donggala. Palehleh, Kwauiang, Amoerang, Menado, Tag< elanc'ang, Siaoe, Taroena, Peta,670 words
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Advertisement515 1918-02-09 8 ».ND (Companies lacL/porr»t_a t* England. 1 Mail and Passenger Si I PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S X (Under Contract with H s Majesty's Goven The Company s MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY The Company s INTERMEDIATE SERVICES TO AND Passengers for Europe are boohed via Bombay as oppThe P. A O.515 words
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Article775 1918-02-09 9 !It has always been possible tn mount gone on shore throwing heavier pre jectilee of longer raLg^, and better protected, guns mounted on Bdt ththat the guns en ships h«ve r> XP^ gonson ,hore a moving targel reduced this margin to limits within which the gouius775 words
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Article77 1918-02-09 9 Its Colossil Wealth. The wealth produced each year m tbo United States by the 2,000,4 and wage-earners, machinery, which IJg m rfflciency aud our; itl For 1917 tin's wealth, i. vin exceed fcpita cf money m circulation ol i et 1917, was 147 The R e 0 money77 words
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Advertisement79 1918-02-09 9 I "l*? "'>n Jj > j fi ™*'j?i 7* ,i f£i Alv itj^b. S[%\ W tl W VI? f is» 5r 8 S Sf'* A ii ~i fifi J .a &..J ii SB m 9 aus _W___W am. WmS a*>- r i B X v 4. <•- v*i _r^ <♦79 words
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Advertisement418 1918-02-09 9 BBBBBBBnH 'Vl l'p «P _t______m «HW BnH i Y. 4P nog ji'soo'ooo I Pr Inouye Ee-q. 7. Yamakawa Ese H BISECTORS. M. Odagiri T. KawShim R y ara K. Tats'irui HEAD OFFICE YOKOHAMA. Tokio BRA Agencies. Nagasaki Osaka Kobe M Bombay** »an Francisco Honolulu Hankow Peking Sn^rt^h DolreJ rainy) bHtK/418 words
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Advertisement397 1918-02-09 9 88? tm^**'*^maammmmmaaaaaamaaaaaaamaaima I ■■-■•'■■'Mfif Co,. IM. 4HD WMI. g rporaled >b New I I«SI9MGE I3S9S. Its I fl ogkong I jmi Co., lv. 888 p^nt* H H (Incorporated In Hongkong.) I I »3TEr*iIicOIDFIIT Do. Hi I SMRAfcm I [Incorporated m England] I ■n^!f c a d >farincßisl^ cf every description397 words
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Advertisement190 1918-02-09 9 I Established 1876. Merchants and Commission Agents PUKEF HOUSE I Pharmaceutical Drugs Dept fl ESANOFELE H Just received f Bordeanx table claret m bulk and bottle also light dry white wine I Vichy CelestfnsTable Watei I (far tha kidneys) I Vichy Grand-Grille I (for liver complaint) I Vichy Hopita! I190 words
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Article853 1918-02-09 10 After War Problem of the Allied Nations We are waging.' io the words of Mr Asquith, 'not only a war fcr peace, but a war against war." To win that war means to end the rule of the professional soldier. Take an m telligent man853 words
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Advertisement235 1918-02-09 10 FRESH PURE CREAMERY ALWAYS OBTAINABLE In 1 lb. and lb. pats. Singapore Cold Storage Co.. Ltd. (Incorporated m the 6trai*s Settlements). iILMM M M ..Mill .»...—ii— |i.»»»;.—— ll ll I .Mill I !859 -v.- v. "3 xMt tNh a Ov^m, Brifigeßl I CIVIL. NAVAL, MILITARY AND BPOBTING TAILORS The ir,235 words
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Advertisement113 1918-02-09 10 fThe Hall Mark »f OF Jt ma mt Efficiency THE BEST T¥BE FO.. ALL CARS j OUR "CYLINDER OIL "S IS SPECIALLY M| m PREPARED FOR SUCTION GAS ENGINES AND Oil FNGINES, AND IS SUITABLE FOR CYLINDERS. BEARINGS AND ALL WORKING PARTS. IT DOES NOT EMULSIFY OR THICKEN UP, AND113 words
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Article62 1918-02-09 11 CCB*iPt"r«D df re Feb S Baai 4 B 2 4 18 damand 84 1 16 Pairt,tm jsadiiß s tv 2-4 17 82 1 r*i rlaraand Bank 816 imiiiA, T 157_ Se^SKHBO, iesnand 28 f% Pren dn, dam>u:ft 107 ii a, iema&d lv6_ ama i I ftfi; 181, Bank Buyv._62 words
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Article698 1918-02-09 11 Uiued by FRASEK Co., Exchange and Share Brokers, Feb. Mh. Ik*. li'tJUS, VllE, W S.JC7«#«b. "s*»,i,*H:> IOO.CXJO Is Is 6 3 0 879,830 2s 18 Antflo-J*?» 3^% 8 C CO UO.OCG 1R is Aiailo-^aifef 1^ int 10 6 »3 C •0,000 l| le Kafaug ti.VlAka '5.( 36698 words
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Article825 1918-02-09 11 Feb. 8 TID 175 tona $189 0 r 14.75 118 l KJMmm iHO, 1 28.04 bill Cn%t -So. t '21. Ci Bhx*k ordiii. H'porf- 80.00 Peppa», (WtoifJi lull 41.75 > lie Ib norn I i 33 So me com oom Hovei (Amkoiua) con. Oofiee (4% Bia norn looa, imall825 words
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Advertisement111 1918-02-09 11 GORDON'S The Oldest Established London AH mk Efor the F urity and Flavour _r» t of tneir rHE BORNEO CO., LTD. ORPORATED IS ENGLIH] I SOLE IMPORTERS. Buchanan's Black and White' I There is no better value on the Market I lis old and perfectly blended I A Fancy Price111 words
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Advertisement535 1918-02-09 11 THE Singapore free Press s^*^— MORNING DAILY To Cur Reuters. The Singapore Free Press is a mornlct Daily, and ir- on sal* at d trom an early hour- rning (Bund ptod). Cash pric Subscriber 1 copies wi!; at then private res r town, B nodowna ff preferred by seven o535 words
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Miscellaneous375 1918-02-09 11 MAIL TABLE To daj? «.ntei mediate and iooal ma'.ia, wiil be tonu: '.a lis* below Penang, Malacca. F.M.S. fay Tvais Ip a 2ai'y (except Sunday), Johore. 8, 9.30. 11 a.m., 12.30, «A I p.a Cucob Hock Gac 830 am Cucob Edina 9 am Kuantan via ports Ranee 10.80 Aft? P.375 words
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Article789 1918-02-09 12 Toapprec I fall X pling's w t ll i known poem, "Boots" oue must hive marched io a column Qghtii g R rt ll .eh poet Beranger ouca said tbat if any mUD *\t ired of being a poet, let b Qmrrj hit pa I789 words
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Article110 1918-02-09 12 Count Ka; olji's Idea Copenhagen, Dec 3. The Geneva correspondent cf the journal Politiken has had an interview with Count Karolyi, who is now m Switzerland, where he ifl making an attempt to get into touch with the Allies concerning peace. He ad- tti I it at110 words
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Article515 1918-02-09 12 B fore Mr ilam. yesterday afternoon, 'the preliminary inquiry was began iato a charge of possesion of and uttering ol forged currency notes brought against live Hokiens, Aog Kai Yew, Lim Tun. Tian I Chuan Ju, Chaw Tai Sun and Tau Chui Guan. Mr A de Mello515 words
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Article396 1918-02-09 12 Befrre Mr Bam, en Thursday afternoon, two Chinese, Tan Secg and Tan Kay, who were deftnded by Mr Campbell and Mr Swee Teow respectively, pleaded not guilty to a charge brought against them by the Government Monopolise Department that they did, at 8 a m. on Jan 23,396 words
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Article357 1918-02-09 12 SCC AND S Pv C DRAW Oa the Esplanade last evening, a very enjoyable soccer game b^twe^n the S C 0 and the S RO was witnessed by a lar^e crowd of spectators. Tbe result was a draw of a goal each, and whilst the SCC had the balance357 words
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Article100 1918-02-09 12 Found gambling m an atap house m Lavend-r st, ten Chinese were yesterday tiued $5 eacb. Six Chinese who pleaded not guilty before Mr Hum to a charge of gambling at No 66 New Market rd, were BUbjeoted to floes raugiug frjm $5 to $15. Seven Chinese and100 words
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275 1918-02-09 12 San Francisco. Albert Bloss, Jr teacher of manual training m a Seattle school, and Walfred E Marker, Seattle dairyman, will serve ten year sentences at Alcatraz be cause they refused to obey the call of their draft boards oa the ground275 words
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Article505 1918-02-09 12 The annual report of the above company for the year ended Dec 31, 1917 states that the profit for the year amounts to $66 353 to which has to be added the balance from previous year 116 f 99.75 making a totai of _82,4f>8.71. luterim505 words
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Article196 1918-02-09 12 Agents Kennedy and Co. Penang). New Columbia 34,892 Secretaries ChaD Sze Onn and Co. Man dat Tekong 13,428; tot^l 6 mos 73,678. >ecietaries Gattey and Bateman. Tui tin Tribute B 1 67 Battery 280 Total 87 1 87. Agents Barker and Co. Alma 35,000 Atbara 12.466196 words
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Page 12 Advertisements
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Advertisement328 1918-02-09 12 First established at 12 M.llbank Row, London necessity for extension led to the establishment i m 1865. Since that year the number of band^ from about 50 to over 4 000. Over 35 000 nautical miles of SUBMARINE which cables are Trans- Atlantic— ha< Woolwich Works, and some 33 000328 words
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Page 12 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous128 1918-02-09 12 SWIMMING CLUB LAUNCHES. SUNDAT FEJ 10. Johnston's Pier, 8, 9 and L 0 am. 2 3 0 and B.BC p m Club Bungalow, 830 and 980 am. 12.15, 8 and 5.80 p in. High Tide 8 51 a m. Height 9ft Sin. Monday, Feb 11, Johnston's Prer, 9, 10 and128 words
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