The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 February 1918
1918-02-27
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section13 1918-02-27 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 27 1918 NO. 9,29913 words
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Article331 1918-02-27 1 Most of the telegraphic newe to-d»y deals wilh the inter allied Socialiet Con U ferencp, interesting and m most retsp p moderate m tone, if it ie not accepted by t$ o'her people with the same seriousness g as the Socialist themselves— Page 5. lc is reported331 words
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Article930 1918-02-27 1 THE WORK OF THE BLUE CROSS FUND. 1 ifl a n idea fhj-t the M g Cross Fund found its birth m the d f created by this present war. Ibis affilia 1 tion cf Our Dumb Friende League I t started m the year 1912, with the object of930 words
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Advertisement68 1918-02-27 1 **i i S *.1 4 J J st t i a v j x i t# t\. i.VI ti jtx. ii r\ I N J —MMJA. 1 X »^-,v >• Ty^^h i^ «i 4^ y^^ l.y il \>r€p€ L ll lid k3IIIULJ\o n Chicon Work Night Clowns IS NOW BEING68 words
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Advertisement111 1918-02-27 1 II p"B"^ H H only tyre which has won the R.A.C. certificate of S.COO miles without cuts or 9 C? Jml «Cj «a \j i. X^i i. i 3 I Internationa! Trading Company, Limited. rrT"-nr~rnii¥'T '"l -\n n" iiu'i—hi mii la XX F-'ONOMY TO BUY A I IT IS LOWEST111 words
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Advertisement102 1918-02-27 1 j LI IDVERTISEUffciMTS. i The Wiidleish Co have opened the General Motor Garage m A!tc Williamson's former premises P«ge a. Arniy coutrnct- ciUed for Page 3. ioD of Ej^iueers annual meeting I —Page 8. Auction sales include motor lorry, bou and lands by Ching K-^Lg Lae Page 2 Powell Co102 words
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Miscellaneous80 1918-02-27 1 THE WEEK. Wedcgsda? 27th High 124 v,II 5) p.m. 28' h 116, Koval Asiatic S ciety'e meeting f p.m Longe ZetlaDii Emergent, 5 •> ni L. L. T. C. ni! c bii g, 6 SO p m Frlitaj March Ist iitfh W^ei~olßa ,> 23 p.m. St. David. Saturd&3 2nd. digti80 words
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Article78 1918-02-27 2 iirders for week endii g M .rch 2, 1918. Wednesday r tih R i te March, First aud Second Singapore Troops. Parade h Canning rd (b'ick of V M C a) 5 15 p m. Thursday Feb 28 Combined Band Practice. 4a Mounc Sophia 5.16 pin. .iual78 words
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Article146 1918-02-27 2 li vayi of flfjbting the D boat are raany and T»rionff, and if the advice of a gentleman at Exmouth is taken there be one more. We read m a local Home) journal that For leverai days a retired engineer has been exptrirae? our river with device whir opes will146 words
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Advertisement471 1918-02-27 2 G U S r Jsg{ HONOUR V: fc AND BPEAK TO LISTESU G HUJ you ai DOLLAR DJRECTORY COY. mmmmtimlmm i > m- n-i- »*-n i^nri n ■Yt f 1> AUS 1 JtjL t\ If < r 1 f thion. X rl I j bail clay ai *on thi j471 words
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Advertisement804 1918-02-27 2 Famous Production Played to Heavy Bee Ten Reels of Supreme Entertain: Will be presented on Monday, 25th Fcbi The He.li for Music -The Pioneer and Premier House Th A Colossal Feature Product Rex Beach's Dramatic Ma~: Produced by the Selig Polyscope F A rowerful screen adaptati iwork of Rex Beach,804 words
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Article522 1918-02-27 3 Austrian Food Shortage. j /aricb, l>*c 10. At a conferencr of the Vienna maoioipal authorities, which was attended by several members of the Cabinet, the Burgomaster etated that the city hid no reserves of breadstuffs. consequ fcutly the grave danger existed that one day they would be522 words
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Article345 1918-02-27 3 No' many, we imagine, could trace the origin of the word tinp ioodle, 1 used by Mr Sexton, tha Liverpool Dicker*.' dele gati-, at a recent Trude Union Congress. Ie is a relic; of the bad old cock tightiug days. As uteri by Mr Sexton, it implied that there was345 words
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Advertisement805 1918-02-27 3 T Vl )N*n'RFUL PICTURES WONDEfiFUL SCENES AT THE POPUL R photoplay house wmwmm IT"* ;^W ;a; v*> Pa^ar Koad. 'Itaiua Pass the Doo» WBBBP^OB SECOND SHOW 9-15 SHARP TO-NIGHT:! Bcreeo Venioa q| JULB3 VBRKB'6 ***** LEAGUES USSER THE SEA. \E WORLDS GREATEST DRAM/VTIC bICVEMENT ***** FEET IN LENGTH. FIRST SHOW805 words
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Advertisement534 1918-02-27 3 ALEC. WILLIAMSOV, LIMITED Having disposed o* our premises at No 4, Orchard Road to WAIjLEIGH COMPANY LIMITED we have transferred onr Motor Oar Department to No. *7, Orchard Road 'opposite Penantf Lane) ami will continue to ido business under the iirm name of Alec. I Williamson, Limited. ALEC. WILLIAMSON. LIMITED,534 words
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Advertisement284 1918-02-27 3 1 R fIBB I aw; A j i "PresentatJ d Watch- The Tramp Writing ef-," dainty Ladies' eL a- Most 'Popular" Yatdky's highly Pads.combiU' t i moiled wdtchfswltb bow assorted perfunjf d t oz. bottle each paper ami envelop ompletf, good tirut- m fancy box. to mate keeper, inches Price284 words
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942 1918-02-27 4 The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, Feb. 27, 1918. The information cabled out with regard to the [nter-Allied Socialist! Conference— which it may be remarked is from the start misnamed since it J included representatives of neutrals —is insufficiently accurate to enable a clear to be gniurd as fo what part942 words
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Article416 1918-02-27 4 Tho bodies of a Sikh and B Chinese have been removed to the public mortuary, death being due m both C3;es to consumption. Mr H J P Joaqoim is m a training camp m lian^nlore, where be expects to be for another two months before obtaining a commission. (M If.)416 words
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Article735 1918-02-27 4 London. Feb 25— Wirel» it German cffi cial We occupied IVirrui v> h 1 c an Esthonian batta'ion placed )Uelf under German command. Wd occupied Dorpat aud took prisoner 3000 and hundreds of automobiles. We reached Jitomir. We occupied Reval after a brittle and aho PJerk:uj t-Guthward of735 words
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Article91 1918-02-27 4 I ..te de Bob; d t-c:ed by the M m Puiit, to act I arrival m Aug of M and it is believed I for four months, of LI of Cousul, th^t ba6 ltd tot the poet at B of hi* JoDg Frecch GoverL ficier de 1' up:91 words
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Article59 1918-02-27 4 The total of the eums rlate of the formation of thf iv July 1917, up to Dec to 815.469.40 francs 49.574 been distributed as foil wt Secours Xalional Veetiaire dv i Villages DcvaAmie dee Aveu. Armoire Loriain* Orpheline de la Guorre Vetement dv PrieousiOeuvren dv Soldat59 words
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Article19 1918-02-27 4 Lieut vrirks-hire Regimenl of the F II S, has beeu am iti as from Nov vtb. 1917. A v19 words
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Advertisement131 1918-02-27 4 JOHN JAMESON'S H |J 1 T j i* fI T I 3 1/ I I II Jr FURNISHING --v, FABRICS f! r PJ r- I LARGE V ASSORTMENT ESTIMATES FREE FOR CURTAINS. DRAPES, CHAIR COVERS, ALL UPHOLSTERY WOVK. JOHN LITTLE CO., LTh. (IHGORPO3ATED IH ENGLAND). The Traveller's Mala. Pronouncing Hand-Book.131 words
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Advertisement44 1918-02-27 4 Wilson Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS ORCHAFD ROAD. TELEPHONE 1035 I 6 Cabinet Portraits $6 (12 do S1O) Note the conditions of our offer I 11 No satisfactory Proof, No Payment." No better guarantee of the h?gh quality of OOX work could be given or demanded.44 words
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Article194 1918-02-27 5 ISERS IN THE PAST c's m the Future M I *Oi« j SMS pnnlishesj ient of a new book on ns^adcr i^erurd. Iv n« t f tbe te the KaU. i kls an incident it ion m 1914 when) y ot other! it with i Kaiser what he called194 words
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Article87 1918-02-27 5 Feb 23 Address:; g it Cologne or. Ftb 20, said we must show trc iud m tenacity. The constitute our graat^t •^tengive Bnbnuuriniflm tyed thit the enemy's 5 irr- itl iptedj I hold out long*: ncluJed by declan: a of Belgiun: remained the var. Feb 23. A87 words
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Article61 1918-02-27 5 Marshal Haig tp* an unsuccess ude we took prisoner killing several raids against two of JComines Canal Hc^rie artillery itly on tbf Souc T I Armentierea. ay night, t I of or.ra A Marshal Haig hostile r-rtillery I Camfa ai i.-uter'a correspon rican army m France61 words
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Article542 1918-02-27 5 YEAR S DISASTERS i^» *cbmarm« OaM«] [Kouter'i -Service Capetown, Keb 22.— 1n the assembly, General Botha seated that nearly all the baildingi m [JatfbloftJ bad been swept aWti> BB*s three out of sixtvfive of the mißßing Europeans had been laved, a hundred .stive? and Indian i are missing.542 words
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Article242 1918-02-27 5 Rome Fob 24. The Chamber after speeches by Laron Sonnino and Sr Orlando the voted confidence m the government by 840 to 44. Paris, Feb 24. General Sir Henry Raw linsoD, the successor of General Wilson, has arrived at Versailles. Geddes on Manpower London, Fab 24.— Sir Auckland Geddes242 words
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Article26 1918-02-27 5 ,vs who were yesterday charged be f i im with landing m the COIOQ3 /I;; Bataria without passports, pleaded I ignorance and were fined #2 each.26 words
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Article881 1918-02-27 5 THE MODIFIED CONDITIONS ißj out>in«nn* Itoble] f Heater' i BerTioe] London, Feb 24 -The Inter Allied Socialist Conference hip concluded by adopting a War Aims nu-'norandura which i« practically identical with tLu< British Memoraudum cabled from the Daily Teie yrnph on Aur 10 and Dec 17 The881 words
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Article572 1918-02-27 5 NOT COMPATIBLE WITH LIBERTY 'j Will the People Fight? ■B.t Hubin.ru,. C*^,] Petrograd, Feb 24.— The Rolebevik declares that tbe appeal o( the Council of tbe Commieeaiies cablfd on Feb 22, caused an outburst of enthusiasm, aud tbe enrolment of large numbert? of voluafceere h^g begun. 1572 words
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Article230 1918-02-27 5 i claims. It ia understood that tba italian^j are disf-atisfied with the inengre rr)cogi:ition of the Italian claim to theTrantino The nbstentiou of tbe British speaking peoples is a still more serious matter and ihej absi nee of any delegatku ft m tbe British i dominions ifi to be deplored,230 words
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Advertisement89 1918-02-27 5 NEW SHIPMENT 1 OP I Melachrino Eg>ptian Cigarettes j |f ...--^>-;.- m iis of SO Cigarette I ■~^-4^^^ M 3, Goiu tipped m tin cf =^r- t^i^^^^i^~ !^k MESSRS ROBINSON 4 CO^ late of Messrs 1 g >rs to Their MAJESTIES Begs to announce that he conducts tbe ONLY EUROPEAN89 words
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Advertisement358 1918-02-27 6 MESSAGERIES MARlTi¥fet ■UL LUBi FortDt; ft« bt■• £9 la«« t>»' China. leytan, Djlbontli r.grf l BRANCH LINE, Ifcrtnightly st evict- hetwocn 6aigo»-Too»»' Haipbong. i'ot further information apply to J. de GOMRTOIS, THE WATERH3JS£ STEAMSHIP LIMES. FOR seu^e ia i- Van© iyet if It Off< r- 1 A first i- i-358 words
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Advertisement508 1918-02-27 6 STEAHSH9? Co.. Ltd. (tnooiporatofl m ia^*i VJmPM* Llr^E. j Far Hssftsaf S&angiia!, Kc^i 6 T§Kohi» ?ir aala«ci, Pcnaat Colombs tad England A service le m^r^&lned belwt»e» Yoioft»i. ■ovts co BtatseUlee, Lonflc-n, an<3^» mal xmtraet wltb ihe liapcflrlal Javanese Oow: ment. The He^i Twin screw Btean >i maintaln!r| this Betvlee have508 words
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Advertisement735 1918-02-27 6 la T CJ^» IS^sTUhii India ifk I s ca n &j 1 1'< t (Companies Incorporated la England,) Mail and Passenger Services PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. Co. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) Tne Company's MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY are at present pended. The Company's INTERMEDIATE SERVICES TO735 words
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Advertisement684 1918-02-27 6 XOKIKKUJKE PAKITVAA^T SPAAI Hojal Packet Navigation Co.. >t Batavu 2—B, CO liLTEB QUi.T, INDER CONTRA-rr WITH THE NETHERLANDS MDU Van Linechcten Brta\ia, Soaiabaya, Macassar. Pi Ik papan Menado, tiace. l'aroena, LiroLcs. mm SINGKA.EA SiDgkawaEg, Selakau. Peruaugkat avd Eambae. Donggai-a Poiitianak Alting Hant >U andPalembang. SiNtiARADJA Bengkalis.Tanjong-Mecgeidar, Tatjong Leldct g. Beret684 words
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Article860 1918-02-27 7 Hindu Beggar Found Worth Rs. 40,000. Mr M M Chatter j Be m the cour^Q of a lecture on MendicßL-o m Calcuita at the ABiatio Society's Ilooms m Calcutta recently p^id Hindu religious, tnendi OBnts, enter into particular religious orders correeponding to mendicant monks Bud beeqinej friars.860 words
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Article47 1918-02-27 7 Flight Lienteuant Bracb Papa haß broken the world's altitude record by flying with an entirely Italian machine to 22,840 ft aud carrying paetsengers m 1 hr. 6 mm. Had the nviator been provided I with oxygen he would have attained an even greater height.47 words
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Advertisement81 1918-02-27 7 I SCOTCH WHISKY rJi i *^w 'v c^ r^ i I "T* t*h *'\f r^ ~J \J \J w > C x V^v\ tP m ll— V-' 1 _I rf n O I* ,^>si P V* 1 V* K%^/V V* r "^S^I ■hi ffi& &£m Klfi Jv "ftJB" fVc i**^81 words
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Advertisement82 1918-02-27 7 SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO.. LID. (Incorporated m Straits SetUementß) you are assured the utm< t in qua! kinanship ;.>j\ construction ;il v A i^cc? 1 I lux- wiJl M< metalbeds,foldiiairs,ootsaad J Ji THE S MMONS >.-' 'j USA. A j Ifflil •"■iffii'A'ift idffiHi'inl ii ULtao. A---3 jor^ Brinks to yotn82 words
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Article1483 1918-02-27 8 To Deo. 1- «7an To date 1917 Abaco 64,040 Allagar, Dec 841,100 24,500 A.Gajah, Sep 140,405 11,109 Alor Pongsu 276,418 26.585 (Alma, 352,100 35.GC0 Ampat, Sep 216,284 19,300 An-Johore, Mac 305,005 19 833 An Malay, Dec 1,85fc,648 148,201 "AnS'tra.May 888,964 69,257 'Asaban, July 438,569 41.646 Atbara, 112,6661,483 words
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Article254 1918-02-27 8 The committee appointed by tie Bom toy Municipal corporation to consider the advisability o! submitting to Government a representation for trans-furring to the Municipality the powers and (Untie! m re&pect o( thf improvement of the city at present vested the Board of Trustees appointed under tbe city254 words
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Article273 1918-02-27 8 Munition Girl's Adventures Hannah Snash, a happy txcp.i girl of 20, lis cue of the girl workers to whom the King and Queen spoke during a visit to a munition factory iv the London area on I Dec I'd. The Kicg asked ma whether I liked273 words
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Article83 1918-02-27 8 In abcm list the MBM m Drr monthly totalh for Jan-Dec, 1117 tn which thi-Couapacj I after the name. Third coluuii 191 b total to date and second col l of the past month. Everj i cfl| to get the figure acenrat* t guaranteed. Manager,- mi U by83 words
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Advertisement323 1918-02-27 8 SilltfaDOre traits Motor Garage. Johore Bharu. A. C Harper Co. Chin Hint Hrn Oil Trading' Co, Muar. Sime, Darby oc Co. l, i ji rj /j m w jl .a. \*s xv k^v >-y ■*»jT """^>i *^L-* "When baby needa a f r. x may help the mother m her323 words
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Article46 1918-02-27 9 Feb L 6 buyer e) CO i 18.CC 7 25 2 40C doiu 2 Dcvoe'e Brilliane P«» C!t?# f 6 *G •r 4.U0 per 2 tine 4.7 C per a I n I wa pet 2 4. 55 pet 2 M 4.40 B K&Hani 4.C646 words
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Article19 1918-02-27 9 rhbciflcopii.. tlsnc. correEpondia. :»wtrb meax'. llme t fho time i ciocto bocii, I- i Blii^apevuy day oxcc»ting SnoOftf I19 words
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Advertisement250 1918-02-27 9 -2 033 0 00 Assurance m force over $9,000,000 I THE GREAT EASTERN UFE ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED j HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, EC. £20. C0D dtpc bth Bnpreme Court of England, and complies with the Bi it hi Life Assurance Companies Act ia every250 words
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Advertisement392 1918-02-27 9 1 Ibocri d ih Ja p an Ibed Y. 48,000.000 I Fell Cp V, 80,000,000 ,~..Y. 81,300,000 President, i, Inoaye Epq, ■fa -U. if. \'au?ak»wa fc'&« DIRECYORS. Y. Yamakawa E E-q M. Odagiri Esq. K. -^Liuoda 1. T. Kawasfaima K. Kimura t Bar n K. Iwasaki K. Bara Bq. X392 words
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Advertisement318 1918-02-27 9 stf* ZEeUMD INHUME Co., IM. Fi& ISO KRW. (Incorporated Id N< UM-TBZE MSURASCt I. orporat igfcouj > iftl WSiiBILNGt C listed 'v Bin I INTEE IAGSiOf Ltd. RUiRANTEF. [Incorporated m England] uid Marino Riskq of every description lderwrltfou at lowest current rates. Adamson, Giinllan Co., Ltd. m Kagland.) General AgentH.318 words
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Advertisement163 1918-02-27 9 Established 1876. Merchants and Commission Agents PUKET HOUSE Pharmaceutical Drugs Bepi ES4MOFELE Just received f« i oai Bordeaux, table claret m balk and bottle; also light; dry white wine. Vichy Gelsstins Table Watsr (for the kidneys) Vichy Grand-Grille (for liver complaint) Vichy Hopita! (dyspepsia and digestive organs) We It ive163 words
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Advertisement400 1918-02-27 9 WANTED. Permanent Way Inspector, for service will Government of Hrltish North Borneo, coin licencing Balary |l*fl per month, and allowances h'or farther pi'ticula*^ apply Gathrie A Co., Afeat- Gov« rnn Dt i I North Borneo. 2i2 a DO n .T-:p. Phip'ri doctir 'want. <\ i>r vessel leaving Singapore, ia ab400 words
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Miscellaneous218 1918-02-27 9 MAIL TABLE im tte mn3 looa. us»Us, vtiii t. C bGIOW Jsec*, F M.S. ibf Tf&ia) i ptc v (cscf p Sun&ayl. Jofaoto, 8, 8.30. II a va.. 11.80, i, 141 pn. Caoob Hock Gan 8.30 am Cncob QR 8 80 AM Hongkong 10.30 Aii I imetmae Island 10.30 am218 words
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Article645 1918-02-27 10 E- Am- H rEd aired of nment al i IL< i fore if) ports. M -se red the Dutch msr( overt to bunker m (be Bri il uu b eve eiEi irene'.ad H >lland on bei li«. voyage, owiui> to unexpecej eircnmstaneei was not al lowed645 words
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Article52 1918-02-27 10 LADIRS' CHALLENGE CUP. This Cup has been presented by Messrs Topham Jones acd Railton, to be played for by the ladies of the above Club, nine hole* match play, final 11 holes. Entries for this competition to be completed by March 4th. when eomnetifcor* fa* »fc a52 words
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Article1107 1918-02-27 10 SIX HUNDRED DEAD; OVER 800 Thousands Homsless. h■> i .1 hqu.-iko lit SwatOW Bays tho i gkong D ily Pre?a of Ffb 10. has dimensions which eclipse any v •cc experienced iv E tst for p( irs. The latent id that the greater part le city1,107 words
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Article450 1918-02-27 10 Girl Trampled to Death by Panic Stricken Crowd. Two further sei?mic disturbances have b*eu experienced m Horgkong since tho?e of Wednesday afternoon, says the HKD P of Ftb 15. Ooe occurred at te:i minutes past eleven o'clock the same eight and tbe oher bft c, n four450 words
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Article122 1918-02-27 10 Tbe general meeting of fcbe Moslem' Institute was held at the premises of the Institute, '28 Race Couree-rd, on Sunday. The accounts foe the period ending 3Ht December, 1917. having been passed, the election of. officers for the year 1918 re suited as follows Presideot Mr S Osman122 words
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Article32 1918-02-27 10 The Monthly Medal for February waB played for on the 28rd, and 24th. Five cards were taken out and two were re turned. DanU. T\_ T rr m32 words
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Article488 1918-02-27 10 At the weekly meeting of the rent boord held m the Municipal Offices yesterday afternoou, presided over by the boa'bla Me C J Saundere and attended by Messrs. H Oarpmael, 8 Tomlinson, A M s An gulliu and G»w Kbek Kiam;»JMr .1 G Campbell who appeared cm488 words
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Article53 1918-02-27 10 I Secretai tea Dan k and < Jurput for the four weeks ended the 23rd instant Bakit Komrin Stnne Crashed 5.C99 Gold obtained 1.0C2 cz3 Averag ton 8 93 dwl Bukit Mai. icca Store Crashed 4,1 tons Gold obtain 28 Average jt-r ton 1 ?9S dwes. Annual53 words
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Article101 1918-02-27 10 Calcutta. Feb 11. Yesterday aftGrncon a European lad aged fourteen named Bryan wag accidentally drowned m the jheel near the Royal Calcutta Golf Club course at Tollygunge. Bryan with two other lads went out to Tollygunge to ihoot birds. Bryan got into a canoe that was I101 words
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Article143 1918-02-27 10 a Sourabaya, P\ b !g Absolute dulnasg hag prevailed through I cut the week and business confined to the j§ smallest possible scale, meiely next toll nothing for real f xport If. Crop 1917. Whites and Biowns weie neglected, eelier? predominating and boy era were difficult to143 words
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Article64 1918-02-27 10 Wednesday, Fer 27. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall SV A Sections 3A 4 5.00 Balestier Range SVARecraita 5.15 Drill HallS VRatd. Maxim Co 5.10 SV R 6-15 »i i> Veterans' Co SV C n i. Signalling Section S V C m m SVC Recruits T P64 words
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Advertisement95 1918-02-27 10 Special Japanese Cotton Orepe and Furnitures ft Urn Carcse Oaricty to Sekci froj Established 1572. THERE IS NONE BETTER N GRAND jg p C||l/A CHO SELECTION j D r SUVA Op lln Manufacturing Jewellery &T1 DIAMOND I °J eV£ry Desc^P^on. £T DlKrc Second hand Jewels KINGS Exchanged and Bought Ko95 words
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