The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 26 February 1918
1918-02-26
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section15 1918-02-26 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. CENTS SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 1918 T O 9,29815 words
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Article329 1918-02-26 1 The Germane are proceeding apace m Kussia, on four lines. The least import, •int. except for sea command, ia on Reval. The 6ecoad is ulong the R:ga Petrograd railway and they ace a hundred mileb beyond Riga The third ig on the [u-insk Pfkoff railway. The fourth329 words
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Article917 1918-02-26 1 M. Fenelloea, a man of deep convictions, based upon many years residence* m, and ftuiy of, tbie Far East no» i hiaf, to Bee ibe publication of bit* irocfc (da), gave, m Preface, a ■terilinj < aarb showing his view of Mm n*-t» and fftl> tit Chinese 1917 words
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Advertisement303 1918-02-26 1 Kelly Walsh Ltd. (INCORPORATED !N HONGKONG). THE NOVELS OF Bailroad Field Manual for Civil Engineers by Win U. Kaymond 9 50 f At~*l/ I £Wlf\f\Kl Fie!d Engineering, a hamlbDok of iM r\\jtV L.\Jly/LJLJITI ihv Theory aud Practice of Kailway Borveyine, Location and conCloth bound 90 cents each struction by W.303 words
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Advertisement101 1918-02-26 1 LATEST ADVEBTiSEMENTS. Kramat I'alai declares a divideai Page B. L L T C annual meeting Page 3. vxoiiing's new premises Page 3. A P C trade mark Page 8. Japanese pritm binoculars Page 3. Ching Keng Lee with thrae auction sales Page 2. Yamato'e cash sale begins Page 10. Powell101 words
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Miscellaneous90 1918-02-26 1 THE WE* ?BGSd*« 26th HtgD Wati.r u'6 j^LLi 1 1-37 pm. Pali IToon. Furim- (Jewish F. stival.) Rent Beard, 'i 15 p.m. Weaaasdd* 27th. High \Va> > il n 11 s<" p.m. ThnrsdPj 28th < f 3l Wfe^« 11-64 a.^O. Royal \siatic S >cloty'a meeting p m Lodge Zetland Emergent,90 words
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Article18 1918-02-26 2 t Sopl Individual Troop O. rs. A BcVf Troop, I pora Troop, wll! I Caira18 words
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Article164 1918-02-26 2 Itl La l I The following forth;? iocs ara kcowledged. U B I So 2, Previously ac owledgad 11.180; k Kawi immei Mtmberi of the! üb 800. "Lanadr. B 110, Garrison church 39 34 86, Total SI 620 85 IUT No 3, ?re>-. ..-know164 words
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Advertisement193 1918-02-26 2 f YOU WILL BE rr^% (i T] F S T I \j 4^ .^j »j x /Uw 017 ii "hJ U*f sr;rislfc£j KAK TO LIBTENISO HUNDTIBDR ADVERTISE IN THE DIHECTORY DOLLAR DIRECTORY GOY. IMPORTANT KOTIGE der, which fs -T gsft form c-. Ltd, Lcndr n, W.C.I, I SiEgaporo Free Ptt193 words
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Advertisement787 1918-02-26 2 ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORJW ;y A Great Screen Attraction Ten Reels of Supreme Entertainn Will be presented on Monday. 25th Fc The Hal! for Music The Pioneer and Premier House H A C 1 Feature Product: Produced by th S lig Polyscope lyn Wil) A wo.X of Rex B r rea realistic787 words
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569 1918-02-26 3 the torpedo of the a Crieeto h<%c vi itiuti ft ftts ut ihe [lowing interesting ivftl Gibbon, the eonet-pondcu: m I deeds which shi v c acrog? its dreary .;ke a innbean] i >i::a dted, Ihipfi and p through tbe ki;i trd Ibc mm r569 words
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Article266 1918-02-26 3 The Hamburg Fremdenblaftt beads RQ "rtlcle N yielding of the German b Stas." ihd Journal says there be uo toleration of the British pre tensions to hold tbe*e waters and the isfan.ir. I-; r bich German Ku!tur had begun to eet a flrtn fjot One266 words
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Article102 1918-02-26 3 Por:»-: ntb manitlratei rpcently sent Maud Ethel Bfarth to prieori foe a mooth lor maki X itabemenl thai she knew hospital th:p« had carried troops Her so icitor «aid for the Government 'to proseeu*B people m her position and to [permit pl« ;n bigh places like Lord102 words
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Article54 1918-02-26 3 Maxim m B irden ea;tor and pro prietor cf Zakoufe, nidce^wn a meeting erlin »aid tb«( if the German null tary situation \>a9 good the SBino could not be said cf the e^jnotnic sicunt'ou. whi:h eonsUted cf an attempt to prevent sfarvaticu at the rifk cf driving the ro v54 words
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Advertisement245 1918-02-26 3 HOW CAN YOU STAND A HEADACHE There is nothing more ui'.d^eniag than a riedt-g beadaohe, or «hort Bharp twinges la the temples cci he eyes auo at ihe t >:-<■ of tn« braiu How can you stand U cou d :>: nd it if you had to. perhaps, lon't have245 words
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Advertisement543 1918-02-26 3 Estate of SYED HASSAN bin ALWEE bin SHAHAB, deceased. Important Auction Sale of Valuable Leasehold Town Properties (forming part of the above Estate) To be held at the Sale room of Messrs. Powell Co., Ltd. Nos. 16 to 18 Ratfles Place, Singapore. On Tuesday, sth March, 1918, at 2.30 p.m.543 words
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Advertisement1309 1918-02-26 3 KRAMAT PUL\r LT^, BOrpi d.'i .r ~u: m). ridead of 1/ lest Ie mci;* *sx hw b(-< i > "da^ .1 n r^-wp^ct t. year "'i pay- HI, iic;o. MUirc Shareholders wiii raoetv I -ndion arrival of the list from Boine. BERKIRD W THUIDEF Ger iai Mauaget M-1 H-f NOTICE1,309 words
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Article62 1918-02-26 4 Domestic Occurrences. BIRTHS. Hadow —On the Ist of February to Mr. and Mrs. A.. Patrick lladow, 37 St. James Place, London, a daught< r. Conolly.— On the 16th February, at the Maternity Hospital. Penang, to Mr. and Mra. W. ol Kiilim, Kedah, a daughter. Callwocd. At the General Hospital, Penang,62 words
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972 1918-02-26 4 On tii" whole the German terms of peace as bo Russia are milder thin n isonably have been cted, considering the hopeless condition into whicb the Extremist Govern nient m Petiograd has thrown affairs. Germany however secures two or three important results972 words
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Article1063 1918-02-26 4 The Hon Mr A X Kenion returned to Ipoh on Monday after a t.hort holiday m India. It is hereby notified that the port of Belavvan (Deli) ie declared suspected owing to the existence of Plague A similar hill to the Straits man power medical examination nud registration bill has1,063 words
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Article21 1918-02-26 4 Inn'^ n imporle eutf. of the t q late l accumu headmaster of QdOD, I over I fly I21 words
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Article67 1918-02-26 4 FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAMS. traHd v.ii. the north of i pagne. niak brought do?.n tec at' The Frecch Eubma wae 66nt on patrol h ir Madrid A subm Spanish stea. sterdam TLu- I ror6 and Marechal v, many have am\^d lo Petrograd.— Thp I ment has lseufi B cbe Revolution U67 words
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Article15 1918-02-26 4 Tl 5.15 p.m. Drill B kwe 5.00 Drill Hall G i Act;.15 words
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Article98 1918-02-26 4 iuthrie and Brunei f 872 total 7 aioctbi Bukit Kajang 802,709 Emera d 17 643, total I! Sungei Buaya 839. C82. Kwaloe 21,86*2. Sumatra Caonl The British Governnu I make a loan of I America, Nickel Corp certain conditions I object of the loan is I98 words
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Advertisement158 1918-02-26 4 JOHN JAMESON'S as m 10 at prices which a i I on application to:I of lull JMUiatniiliiOi lw mm^mjtm ■—^—^■m ■n—nwi H"~mim n mmtmam < ''.I :r; LC; rif? !uu i TO j m ~>v I H THT BEST QUALITY, OBTAINABLE AT II I lU< a v, _.J ft ST158 words
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Advertisement41 1918-02-26 4 Wilson Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISIS ORCHAFD KOAD. TELEPHONE 1035, 6 Cabinet Portra ts $0 (12 do $10) Note ihf> conditions cf cur effer "No satisfactory Proof, No Payment." 1 tter guarantee of the high quaMl our vserk could be fiivon or deiuauded.41 words
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Article214 1918-02-26 5 Dg od Thursday morn ill opposition and at on ended our f>ce, the en Lit r n there and menace I a Pei of our nen are ihe Mai sector. French Communiques 32. A French comrauni are lively artillery duels I especially In tha ~>i cf Pinon,214 words
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Article11 1918-02-26 5 > Lim I won by Inspector Tuck jrutield. 1 9m M> fjOiiiual©11 words
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Article147 1918-02-26 5 ARMY NONEXISTENT fß«nt«r'i Hervic«] Ljndon, Fib 23.— Wireiet** German Official. We uccupUd Hamoeal m Eatho ftrtl Esthonion Regiment has Uell at I poeat of Ibe German .^ua \v d are beyond Ronneburg, 3 isuJau and entered Hie/ t;s of the i I i>e w« b Liuz:n Wd147 words
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Article780 1918-02-26 5 dftin Feb 22 Germany admits receipt of a document confirming Russia's jeace effee sifcn o d by Lenin and Troleky. is Bt mi- officially s r .aUd Germany will 106 reply iramed ately. Baron Kueblmanu a meanwhile otherwise ecgagrd at BukThe Vosriche-zeitung states the pro sable terms of780 words
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Article373 1918-02-26 5 The November issue of Nord und Sud publishes a series of articles oa the F'oreigu Natiocalities of Russia Dr Her man Gummerus writing on the indspend ence of Finland, eavg that never had the Russian yoke pressed io heavily on this country as was the caee373 words
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Article208 1918-02-26 5 One directory of nur aquaiutance, deal ing with Australia India and China i? very, neatly as fat as it is broad, whilst the! Hongkong directory ia tending m the same way. At present the Singapore and Straits directory hao not lost its figure J entirely, but208 words
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Article24 1918-02-26 5 The Orient Steam Navigation Com pany'e offices and stores at Tilbury, on tbe Thames, have been burned. The damage ia estimated atj£lP,OOC. The woi24 words
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Article251 1918-02-26 5 WOULD BE DIPLOMA" S (By Babmarine Cable] I Renter Service] London, Feb 28 —It is stated that tbe fnter a^uvci Socialist Conference is np proacaing an ugreemeut on the war aims memorandum and has endrrtf d prsctically unchanged the leigue of nations and ?conon»ic relations proposals of the251 words
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Article71 1918-02-26 5 Cadiz, Feb 22. Twenty eight eurvivore of the torpedoed Spanish steamer Mar caspao, which was proceeding to New York, were picked up from the sea and landed here. Paris, Feb —La Temps says that a French dirigible scouting near Havre on Feb 20 accidentally collided with the cliff.71 words
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Article407 1918-02-26 5 i Eleven Lives Lost. Rangnoc, Fe-b 10 The e 6 Ayuthia. formerly of the Bengal As6am Steamship Oompscy, Ltd, which arrived at Rangoon a few duys ago was loading a cargo of petroleum while moored at No. 6 Hastings Etaey. On Wednesday about 12.15 mid night news407 words
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Article87 1918-02-26 5 i The officers of the Ru i rmy m Prance h ive B 9 n br:dy vohir, services to ibe United Stateß. Tbey sre anxious to oontinue *h j i the com m oi manoeuvi one m t] country, and will welcome thfl cpportunity to fight io v iinieh for87 words
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Advertisement40 1918-02-26 5 Ready-to-wear Hats Price, 5i.25 per copy Free, $1.50 FRASER NEAVF, L D., o'lvcr Quay, A MELLOW MIXTURE > I f|SMITH]S g u HACCOMANUrACTL-Pt X'K t ■^^SGpW6BP!S^ L E i Ask for particulars ot guarantee sc lei (NTERNA kL TR4DINC COMPANI lITED.40 words
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Advertisement401 1918-02-26 6 UBSIGERIBB MAWTllltl Fort. iweea la »i»»i a, Djibo.ii, BfPi* k HarsellleB. ftetnlgnl j i n s b imuui Otflfna Toa»»«ii ;arthe» latuiiiiattw ap»iy to J. da COURTOIS, WTEiiOUSt STEAMSHIP LINES. FOR SI ITTU -v vw lVt r v lad ic»-tnent oflt r-). A fi istnl nde« to load h by401 words
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Advertisement521 1918-02-26 6 jfffljj %w AP A N MAHSTEAMSHIP CO.l Ltd. IllWOffOiatefl m w»»&n) rjROF-EAPi LINE. ««r Bongkcsg, SHintfhal, Kot3« Tfkohßfli; ?§r lalaui, Psnaag, Colofflba fiflc? England ila Ttaa Cape. A aetvtce la ma'nS^tnod belweea Yotoafc^i forts to BtaneUleßi London, andet uuA :cniracf with the Imperial Japaneefl Qoven ment. Tbe Bern Twin screw521 words
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Advertisement647 1918-02-26 6 P« O» British India PCAR JU I N E (Oomyaniea Inoorvovatea l« England.) I Mail and Passenger Services PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. Co. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) The Company's MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY are at present pended. The Company's INTERMEDIATE SERVICES TO AND FROM LONDON are647 words
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Advertisement535 1918-02-26 6 tmmildlLt PAKETVAAR? .^AAT •^o^al Packet Navigation Co, »f Batai 2 B, Co W,»YKii Qf «f, qndeb centra: r with the Netherlands imdia q Van Linechotfn Prtavia, Bonrabayt, Ifacasear, Bilik papan, Docppsia. I m -K c, iareena, LiroLes, boe, Peta, lagoclandaog ac.i Singkafa Siegkawang, Selakao, Pemacgbat and fcatLhae. DONGGALi Poutianak A.L7ING535 words
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Advertisement19 1918-02-26 6 SINGAI Shipchan "CHAKBURS OMTMI I ompanv B ln-ooi i prompt!) hi lufli and 8' i c? k s- 119 words
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Article373 1918-02-26 7 Blr F Allen, vice eH ia of tbe 8 i vial Gruviog Dock C > .lowii g description cf a vessel tjr afifl F/cr gth P Dipt.. (moulded) >9 t i ft (war) 2i fclilp;, Hi.d V i^ of the deu b Of 371 of vial importance to373 words
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Article184 1918-02-26 7 101 eot v d on a I 1 never wk v bun to be d thei .0 his •of the New Army, whose In, xes a t d him pa^t all be I about en h's bed an :ndo laid with fch L'uat I talks to him184 words
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Advertisement111 1918-02-26 7 P if P^K I S I Sit I'H [B^ is 1I an £«of f w .wl 'ÜBi -li I 'S 'I■ I" 5 v mpar 20. C0D deposited with ireme Court of England, and complies with the PiiiiflLife Assurance Companks Act m every particular. \TTR\CTIV; PI INS OF ASSURWNCE MONEY111 words
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Advertisement209 1918-02-26 7 30 f COO,OCO 21,300 Pr i. InonyeEß«, Y. Yamftba^a Eaf ?033. K. X .Xi K. HaHEAD OFFICE YOKOHAMA. Tokio Osaka Kobe London Lv> New V San Francisoa B j Calcutta '.n^eles Syda< Hankiw P Shanghai ;!ny) sin Rewchwaog f.h3flgcr.un Liac Anns'j2 Hslen Tslr.gtau Chi la rbln PLOI -v idon >209 words
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Advertisement285 1918-02-26 7 Nil l mi m Fir. I [Incorporated m England] I:-* of cvi I .-pption Adamson, Gilfslian Co., Ltd. (Inc •nts I G. Scandrett, 'nit. [he Eastern Unitsd Assu^anss CORPORATION Ltd. laaojr* oaated m v :«b». ISTlElT.—lnsayftn as to rfti "act i. FCFJS2RB. General a ii n mmmM offibe. Oi.i?TTAC. BUBfIQBn285 words
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Article996 1918-02-26 8 The death of the ex Sultan recently gives point to the following review of hie jife by Sir Edwin Pcaie. History contains muny instances of the beneficial effeot of overwhelming miefor tune upjci chn posthumous reputation of monarobj and less exalted public men. That the misfortunes may have996 words
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Article179 1918-02-26 8 Bout with a Pro German New York, Dec 22. Billy Sanda; the famous evangelist, had B bout with fists with i\ German sympathiser on hie platform at Atlanta, Georgia, last night btfore uu excit< -1 audieucr of some thousand-. Mr Sunday bad bfg'JD a vigorous attack on179 words
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Advertisement462 1918-02-26 8 Dr Casscli's Ti^vris lure Stomach Trouble nn;l T ike You Strong. so thoroughly that one soon reBold by United Phai Men Dispensary, Tht Dispensary Ltd., Singapore Di-r^ sary Singapore, Tht I Pharmacy; Empi: Ispensary; L. Y. Swec, Co., Ltd. Soaia Lumpar, and r». Ist* m Penang, lpoh and throughout the462 words
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Article1152 1918-02-26 9 JasDo-i by PRASE R Co., Exchange and Share Brokers, Feb. 25th I *AM (iUQ^iicie Distorting bewte cao^ sue n),aidcd > jkOisliKl lor kkc fies&iu. 100, SOC t-s la Ali«|?&» 18* 2ft 3 0 379,181 3s Is Ansio-Jftm M% 5 0 BO 1 ***** S» la ABglo-Ha'.Ap m1,152 words
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Article25 1918-02-26 9 *****1 I I Fab. 25.) idilf 8 m t 2412 Fia demand B^nl PI B i, i l&e^ ioef 684 t»i SB 5 C^25 words
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Article50 1918-02-26 9 Feb Tirs 150 tons #146 OC i pen jQGn 42 B( I aalit? 18C( 12.6( i 12.CC 7. 0r 8 f 7 5f 5 401 5 2( oon D L SylvßQ ii 3 per 2 r ;od V"ivQr Crown Gross par 4 4C Balk kBroa3ae p^r gfilions 4 0*50 words
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Advertisement115 1918-02-26 9 Be IT" V KJ X L. V V^ JL 1 cky cement at the overlaps. I 1 SCO is the result of over I ars experience m the manuI :ture of Ready Roofings. Its I irability makes it the most econo--1 ical of any roofing on the market, ply guaranteed115 words
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Advertisement84 1918-02-26 9 CL;RK WAN ID i &EOIATELY. Mu<-t v., D 23 2 OC JSTEAD Co.. Scents. a TO LET Fonr En. pro strong} oome< OH IN 3 KUNC 3 11 SPENCER MOULTON Sole Agents: Centra! Fngine VlTorks, I t«l W.J. GARCIA ?A2 t Orchard P'ar.os bongiJt, told or strnm< ote. "heapefct anc84 words
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Miscellaneous285 1918-02-26 9 WAIL TABI.F To-day. i.:is<»rjicni6.ie Aua loot ■a HM below Penacg, M^lacoa, i' M i Jobofp. 8, C.«n. 1 1 «re P. Sham Penaag Piu Seng 11.80 am Saigon Kampct 1180 am Bagan via ports Merging 1180 am SelatPandjang H S Baroe 11.80 am Bagan via ports Sri Wongeee ll.H; am285 words
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531 1918-02-26 10 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASS OCIATION. BSSFUL JfE^RS WORKING. The ft nun al Ken ral meeting ol the Singapore Cta mber ol Commerce Elabbei hMOClalton I he'd y*-6terd*y In the i bange Room Mr F II Darfce (Chairnan] prt— I >ni the: re prei al Mr H 1 and Mai531 words
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Article249 1918-02-26 10 E*e have received says the Straits Bobo her evidence very c?ear and positive it is high time that the local moneychanger wr.s made to charge both other people's money nod hii own wa^s. Within an hour of printing our indictment against one of these ftaanclera249 words
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Article128 1918-02-26 10 Tbl retirt r:.ru'. 01 Herr von Valentin!, Ikt d "f of the K*:*er i! Civil Cabinet, is le*; irvir i Ha ft v ctorj f;;r the Pan Germans rhi TaK-rl ?he Rundrcbau declares that Valentini 1- an opponent of submarinings, and the real author of the Kaiser'i Easter i-ufTraj ro128 words
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Article318 1918-02-26 10 Before Mr Sngari yee-terJay nfternoou, fonrteeo c tiire?e who pleaded guilty to a charge ol gambling at No, 8 Malabar Bt, were fined amounts ranging from $2 to |16, a total of |S3, half of which goes; to the informer. Mr Sugars convicted nine other Chinese on318 words
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Article101 1918-02-26 10 Woman Committed fore Mr Eim A > -ester day afternoon, the] •iin-uv inquiry into a churge of mnrdec preferred nsainst a nonia named Chan Slew Yin. who was alleged to have Caused the death of bei three-year old step son named Ah B\ by throwing him down the101 words
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Article242 1918-02-26 10 Purchase of Shipping Shares. Air^terdarn I>ec s .h The Coceervative SaddenUoae Zettnng, referrir:^ to the det lii of the North German Gazette that Here E zbergez acted with the knowledge cf the Foreign Mmictry In diecussiDg with Frenchmen the cetition of parts cf AlsaceLorraine, eaye We received Information242 words
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Article187 1918-02-26 10 A Way they have m the Army. We quote the following fiom the Sussex Patrol, th? extremely bright journal cf I the Rcyal Sussex Kf^itrif tit, a publication which we d) doI remember to have seen before, but of which we hope to sea more is future: it187 words
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Article27 1918-02-26 10 In order to provide for the want of coffee various manufacturers have put a substitute ou the market consisting of dried hyacinth bulbs, lavs a Dutch cable.27 words
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Article245 1918-02-26 10 Nuw Marlborough Theatre Renamed the New Marlborough, the once popular Marl borough Theatre which was receutly rebuilt and transf >rmed into a substantial und commodious picture palace with up to d.ite electric fans und lighting, fitted with comfortable Sitting accommod ation to Bait all clusbta o' patrons, was245 words
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Article462 1918-02-26 10 Effioieol conmuimc ktlon m one of the most important a-tets to an ftrmy m the rtfid To day modern warfare has reached a pitch where perfect communication be tiseeii c affd, ht'Auqa^rlero, kuJ unite ie assured, or bhoold b« assured and that parf action m due 6oleiy to the462 words
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Article89 1918-02-26 10 Batavia, Feb 22. Rubber. First Latex Crepe per half kilo F Ribbed Smoked Sheet per half kilo 95. Outputs (7 5% Firsts) per half kilo 90. Coffee. Robuetu ready per pikul F 21. Hobusta new crop per pikul 24. Sugar. Both Crops Java Superior White D89 words
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Article26 1918-02-26 10 A report from Buenos Aires states that Count Luxburg is reported to have gone crazy following his removal from an internment csniD to a crivate sanatorium.26 words
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Article185 1918-02-26 10 LADIES' LAWN TENNIS CLUB The report of the Committee for the year ending 81st December, 1917 shows that the Income and Expenditure Account for the year showe a profit of 31,069 82 as compared with 91,682.95 for the pre vioue year. Allowances amounting to 11,269.68 have been made for depreciation.185 words
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Article135 1918-02-26 10 Clan Line and British Steamship Co The Globe of l>ec lHib save: A report was current at Carliff to dhy that the Britaic Steamship Comphcy, owned by Watts, Watts, and Company, of Loodon aud Cardiff, are m negotiation with the Clau Line, of Jlb^row and London, for135 words
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Article535 1918-02-26 10 Tiri?. !>ec 21. The "Matin" to d:iy publishes particulars cf an agreement. ■concluded m Nov last between Count j Heitling. tbe German Chancellor, and Count Czernin, Austro Hungarian Foreiga Minis* ter at Berlia, regArdintf the attitude oi the two Empires towards any other Power. Austria Hungary utider:akes535 words
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Advertisement307 1918-02-26 10 Neurasthenia I i< a condition of nervous exhaustion. Worry, o\. attack of .M tlaria— many thingfl may catihe it. Bj tiveneea irtitability, heaJache and a disposition to wo to feed undernourished neivps is through the b:ood. Er. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Peonip I are recommended m bool because they307 words
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