The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 March 1918
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section15 1918-03-22 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. MARCH .22 1918 NO. 9,31915 words
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Article323 1918-03-22 1 The chief fighting on the Western Front has been in the French sectors, where raids 'on a large scale have resulted in hand to hand fighting. Haig reports raids on Brit- ish and Portuguese sectors. The weather i is very wet Page 5. The shipping dispute with323 words
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Article970 1918-03-22 1 Chess and aleo draughts certainly resemble the absolute war of Clausewitz. Nothing in theee games counts save the ruthless use of power and position every man ie in plaj and no sacrifice o# men muf t be grudged, if it will eetablisb a winning advantage; and the principle of970 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement143 1918-03-22 1 GOODRICH TYRES urnv tread RAFFLES HOTEL I SATURDAY, MARCH 23rd SPECIAL DINNER AND CINEMA SHOW. J. Growther Shaw m o^ v 'B'm an^ Co. 7^^^ ;J k JrJi Just Received fy'fjQ Suitings 9^|mJ| |W Sporting Tweeds Ij^fflk ill Tennis and Cricketing jai l/./Jusi fjHjl Flannels. If ffipv^..--.. merchant Tailors. -P^^S143 words
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Advertisement98 1918-03-22 1 TH B only tyre which has won the R.A.C. certificate of 5,000 miles without quts or punctures. Siclasiic" /^S^^^P»v Stelastic Tvres i^sMR fy^mStSi Ai.ll £>ntish ix^A Made in Britain rS from Plantation Rubber, SOLx£ ACrENTS i International Trading Company, Limited. Combination Unsurpassed: A great company using only modern and perfect98 words
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Advertisement79 1918-03-22 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Notice to creditors of Ong Hong Pin Page 3. LLTC Tournament entries cloee 80th —Page 8. Garrick cigarettes Page 5. John Little for bedsteads Page 4. Andersan'e advertising agency Page 6. Robinson and Co a new stock of Tarantulle Page 6. Harima Hall and Gaiety new programmes Page79 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous117 1918-03-22 1 THE WEEK. Fridtf 22nd. High W%feer- 5 44 a .8-21 p.m. Malakoff meeting, noon. Satßrfii} 23rd. High Wa«ot 7-as i m. t 9-lS pm. St. Danstan's Fete Malacca. Lodge fit George Regular, 9 p.m. Bykora-Campbell Concert, 9.30 p.m. Sunday 24th. High Water- 8 32 a.m., 943 p.m. Palm Sunday. ■endii117 words
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Article44 1918-03-22 2 Orders (or week eudiog March 2 rd, 1919. Friday Ambulance Class, Y M C A. 5.16 p.m. March 22. Individual Troop Orders as issued by Bcoutmaeter9. The First Malacca Troop is now affiliated wi:h this Association. Scoutmaster. Mr Siek Yii Tsang.44 words
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Article602 1918-03-22 2 The business of Messrs Chow Kit; and Co, Koala Lnmpur and Singapore, has been incorporated. Mr Kboo Keng Hooi b.ij been appomted Maa^ing Director. Information has leached the "Ptfeirg Daily N*wa from an authentic i-curce that a setioa* epidemic of typhus bad broken out in Harbin acd also alo: g602 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement36 1918-03-22 2 AUCTION SALE At Messrs. Cbing Keog Lee ft Co/i Sale-room Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, On Saturday, 23rd March, 1918, at 10.30 a.m. One Australian hone and harness. CHIHQ KENG LEE ft 00. mt Auctioneers &Estate Agents36 words
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Advertisement580 1918-03-22 2 No Further Names Can Be Received fcr Publication AFTER MARCH 27th, DOLLAR DIRECTORY Go. j When Anaemic Run-Down TAKE TELE IDEAL TONIC. THE MEDICAL HALL Opposite Oenecal Post Office. SINGAPORE. Victoria Tfteatro. Saturday, March 23rd, at 930 p.m. THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE YEAR GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT. BY M. BGGLMiL580 words
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Advertisement714 1918-03-22 2 THE HOUSE P^^BBHSPJ^f^rfFll^Jl WHERE REPUTATION IJIBOIIIE GOES Carmel Myers In an Unusual Super- Bluebird Froduotlon THE LASH "POWER! J. G. ALEXANDERS GREAT BROADWAY THEATRE SUCCESS PRESENTING THE LOVELY SIREN who appeared in "SIREN3 OF THE SEA CARWEC WmRS-A NEW STSR OF PBWESFUL PERSONALITY A photo drama spectaclo that occe again714 words
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Advertisement660 1918-03-22 2 VERY POWERFUL FEATURES TO MAINTAIN THE STANDARD AT THE ALHAMBRA Tbe Fi£ll for Huslc-Tbe Plooeer aod Premier House The House oi Qu BEACH ROAD. In the Second Show at B-15 p m PATBE OFFFBS A Magnificent Production with tbe very finest and met sclec WILL POWER A FILM DRAMA 600660 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement957 1918-03-22 3 EAT THE POPQUR PHOTOPLAY HOOSE MPIR K| NIOHT! B.COND SHOW 8-15 SHABP TONIQHTII -r RUNAWAY JUNE A Metro Wonderplay TKF. MASKED BIDER 5 starring Harold Lockwood and May Allison FIRST SHOW AT 7.30 P.M. Traversal Surprise Ferial-15 Episodes THE VOICE ON THE WIRE 4 I enuring Neva Gerber and Eea957 words
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Advertisement817 1918-03-22 3 LADIES LAWN TENNIS CLUB. Members are reminded that entries for the 1918 spring Tournament close ou Saturday 80th inst. H. J. TOTTOH, Ho~, Secretary. 92-3 22-D Notice to Creditors of Adjourned Meeting. RE Ong Hong Pin. Notice ie hereby given that the First Meeting of Creditors in the aoove matter817 words
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Advertisement841 1918-03-22 3 FRANK HILTON (DECEASED) All persona having any claim sgiinst the estate of the deceased are requested to Intimate the name to the undersigned on or be* fore the 261 n March, 1918. F. C. WREFORD, Agent for the Executor of the Estate I of the deceased Frank Hilton, c/o The841 words
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Advertisement279 1918-03-22 3 fflislCAffAf a jfl 8k Gent's Tan Calf /^f p. pair. "^^^ywJ^oi^i -r*»,.t-^AJ-|^^By^ Gent's Whlfe |fl Canva-, boots Vtv i.-ttiticr sole and T\ sSjsß^. heels, round J !^L_g JT'^StßM^ toes idtf.Bt style. .a'v 61 SSfiM per i air. V^, -^^"Tfi '-Tan Box Galf ■'^z~ZZ y MHg^^^^^ sketch, derby shupt \»jiy broad279 words
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Article37 1918-03-22 4 Lewton Brain.— On March 19th, at Kuala Lumpur, to Mr. and Mrs. Lbwton-Brain, a daughter. Tuhvill.— At "deere," Scotland Road, PenaDg, on the 19th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. O. TURVILL, a son.37 words
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869 1918-03-22 4 Accustomed as we have been for many generations now to the increasing size of ocean vessels which by enormous cargo space sought to provide profitable employment for capital by regular handling of goods in large bulk we have al most forgotten what869 words
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Article478 1918-03-22 4 Pleading gailty before Mr Sugars to a charge of theft from the person of a compatriot of 911 in notes at North Bridge- rd, a Chinese named Foog Siew Jee was yesterday sentenced to six monthß rigorous imprisonment. The body of an unknown male Chinese, aged about 15, which was478 words
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Article138 1918-03-22 4 The following letter has been received by H E the Governor from the offices of the Order of St John's and British Red Cross. Dear Sir A rthur Young. I beg to acknowledge with grateful I thanka the receipt of a further remittance !of 1,000 on account138 words
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Article694 1918-03-22 4 Meters Powel! and Co, ate selling by auction on Saturday at coon the furnituit at Inverturrer, Gallop Road. GiviDg evidence at the Assizes yesterday, Inspector Brownings mentioned that be had examined a large number of forged notes lately, similar to (hose in that case. He believed that there were many694 words
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Article214 1918-03-22 4 Courtesy op the Frkn i Paris March 18 |,?i p fighting continues en th*. the Meuse and in the < raids on the north- w.-ft at L* Pompelle failed The British took pric raid last nigbt. on U The (toman artiiUry »< rend f.cin Bapaoou to C«214 words
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Article392 1918-03-22 4 The annual meeting of t» I WcJ was held in the ue# Ha; rei those present being the Lao. Young, Mr 1) Y Perkins Bishop of Singapore and Davie, Rev Mr Cross. EttV Kj; i Mi6B Hughes. General >p v Nicholson, Mr and Mrs A V.392 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement148 1918-03-22 4 l^m 'Full nf Liffi I lill Ul LIIU SOLE AGENTS Caldbeck Macgregor Co. X i r l £j r _Q. n^ ■mSLtr I > I BBS v^ jf-] I i I p «1 j |i*| IS at B nrnniMP f tel M ,I* S o\ ,'^"^^vv., J v I*" ft148 words
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Advertisement41 1918-03-22 4 Wilson Co.! PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS ORCHARD BOID. TELEPHONE 1035 6 Cabinet Portraits $6 (12 do $10) Note the conditions of our offer 11 No satisfactory Proof, Ho Payment." No better guarantee of the high quality of our work could be'given or demanded.41 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous19 1918-03-22 4 SWIMMING CLUB LAO! Johnston's Pier, 1,9 a and 8.80 p.m. Club Bungalow 8.30 ami 12.15, 8 and 6.80 p.m.19 words
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Article271 1918-03-22 5 THE DUTCH PROBLEM 6y Iwlwilia Q*bl«] Ar -rerdam, March 20.— German threati ilc Holland acquiesce in the shipping arr aent, are becoming mote menac M luges ZeituDg says Germany in her UriMH will draw tb* meessarv i it 2m mzh a violation of nan Efeffw, Mm 20271 words
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Article472 1918-03-22 5 I Sir Eric Geddes Speaks Batten, Mir 20. Sir Eric Geddes made I important statement in the House of cas. Ha said that the world's OCQM going tonnage at the beginning of Bha war, excluding enemy tonnage, amoanted to 33,000,000 tons. Until Dec 31 last vear thii was472 words
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Article32 1918-03-22 5 Mr E J Forbes, late of Bakit Kabu Kstate. Seremban. is training for the Tank.. Mr E Bradbery has •btoiwdhii cOmmiHion and when the mail left was _-.i*a ..uinit nvriftrS. IM M»|32 words
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Article756 1918-03-22 5 FINE FRENCH ATTACK WEATHER BAD Paris, Mac 18.— On the evening ol Match 17th and the morning of the 16th the French troops executed three coups de main, two of which were of certain im portance, in the wood of Malanoourt, the wood of Cheppy and at Vaujuois756 words
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Article47 1918-03-22 5 His friende in the Malay Pecinsula will be pleased to hear that Captain Andrew Mustard, who has been serving with the Tank Corps on the Western Front sinoe Aug. 1917, has been granted the Military Cross lot bravery and gallantry at the battle ol Fontaine. (M M.)47 words
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Article524 1918-03-22 5 FRENCH ACCOUNT l»T SabmariM Gabte] [Rrater'g Berriot] Paris, Mar 19. The French press com ments favourably upon the recent dec laration made by the Allied Govern men fee whose firmness and precision it unanimously emphasises. (Havae.) Parij, Mar 19. Le Petit Pariaien says At the meeting in524 words
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Article260 1918-03-22 5 Madrid, Maroh 20. The postal strike has beeD settled, Government conceding all demands, including an increase of salaries and removal of military control. London, March 20. The Lords have read a third time a bill enabling women to become solicitors by 47 votes to 19. London, Mar 20.260 words
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Article22 1918-03-22 5 The total subscribed by the MSVR to the T M C A. Hat is 9 6,268.88. A detailed statement will be published,22 words
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Article312 1918-03-22 5 THE GERMAN GAME [By Submarine Gable] [Renter's terioo] Petrograd, March 20. The Ausfcro Germans have occupied Souny five hours from Kharkoff. The enemy is e!?o moving in the vicinity of Dno on the PettogradMo9cow railway. These facts are arousing serious suspicion that the Austro Germans despite the peace312 words
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Article295 1918-03-22 5 A meeting of the Licensing Justices was held in the first magistrate's court; yesterday afternoon, presided over by Mr Langham- Carter, the other justices pre j sent being Dc JAR Glennie, Commander j B A Cator, R N and Meesrs R J Addie, j Tan Rheam Hock, A295 words
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Article178 1918-03-22 5 The Honorary -Secretary acknowledges with thanks the following donations. Previously acknowledged $7 28; Chop Hong Chua, Ipoh, Chop Hai Chua, Serera ban $260 each; Chop Jit Chua, Koala Lumpur, Chop Henc Chua, Ipob, Si«sen Delay $100 each; Tan Tye Kee, Mrs Tan Pheng Tong 150 each178 words
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Article27 1918-03-22 5 Capt A Pritchard, late of the Berkshire regiment, who served in France in 1914 and has been invalided out, ha* arrived to take up planting in Selangor.27 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement133 1918-03-22 5 I Robinson Co. T^^^^^LE NEW STOCK J>' y y?J] ■'v :^^'M; mini mi^TTf I 1"» llfl^ TARANTULLE t > I <-vV y J STANDARD, PINE, and SUPER PINE K^\ M V^i^ QUALITIES Ladies' Children's Wear Robinson Go. FRASER NEAVE, Ltd. PRINTERS. Office 13, COLLYER QUAY. Works: SI AK STREET. Magazine,133 words
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Advertisement61 1918-03-22 6 ADVERTISING IN HONGKONG CANTON dIILL L/dll LJULLILv^ dUI VCI LIoIIIcI IaLCo 111 lIIC ICdLLIIIg pLiUllUdLlUllO, Chinese 3.nd The Population of j Canton ®> Hongkong is Oi U u Ui U u U I Your Advertising I Bmm \J%Mm I f dff iff O 8 W/// Produce Results, I B ■9161 words
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Advertisement651 1918-03-22 6 &\sm m Dbstisb India rIiPCAB iLIINE*: (Companies Inootp oiaiefl la England.) 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 art at present suspended.651 words
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Advertisement393 1918-03-22 6 NY U JAPAN li'' c, j STEAESu* Co (Inoorporatel jn v ESJROPtASt Lk Btigktll, Shißghii, Ktt: i t,,^ Hf Itlaeti, PtBEBf, Colons Eb| fli Tfei Cape. A service Is malE*t*^eii b ports to Him ,<■>>—■ SOQtiSOI WJth t^r. lL aeci. The Btov Fwta malntafnt::* this &er\ ice Lg lefilgsca ana393 words
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Article131 1918-03-22 7 After a recess of some months the weekly Literary Meetings of the Moslem Institute were started on Friday the Bth instant when Sub Inspector Mahmood proposed and Mr A Latiff opposed that Government Service is better than Mercantile Service the result of the debate being in favour of131 words
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Article599 1918-03-22 7 For Merchant Service Officers. Bombay, Feb 28th. Tbe Britieh Admiralty is at present layiog particular stress on tbe importance of signalling to tbe Mercantile Marine. Efficiency in signalling has been found to be one of the most important details which go to make tip tbe whole of599 words
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Article122 1918-03-22 7 Major General Sir Philip Nash, Director General of Transportation to the British Army in Franoe since 1916, has, the Daily Express understands, been appointed Director General of Transportation for all the Allies. When the war began he was Mr Philip Nash, of the East Indian Railway.122 words
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Page 7 Advertisements
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Advertisement149 1918-03-22 7 Iropical roofing tENASCO Lp- ied with patent "KANT LEAK" KLEATB I-hK i do away with the necessity of I s in sticky cement at the overlaps. KEINASCO is the result of over EO years experience in the manufacture of Ready Roofings. Its lurability makes it the most economical of any149 words
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Advertisement630 1918-03-22 7 ftU C^ELL CONFIDEJVfty o^ C&B B r p rr;r N o MIDLOTHIAN ROLLED OATS A clean, tempting food, giving stamina unrivalled for Breakfast. *>» AGENTS FOR LEA A PERRINB* WORCESTERSHIRE BAUC& V*V L) M MM J» >^ V 1 I ROW BOAT MOTORS I MARINE ENGINES B Out board motors630 words
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Article377 1918-03-22 8 Dukhonin's Terrible Death at Mob's Hands. The Stockholm correspondent of the Paris Matin quotes an eye witness for the following account of the mutdar of General Dnkhonio, the late Russian Commander in Chief, at Mohileff The general appeared at the window of bis railway carriage. Throw us your377 words
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Article378 1918-03-22 8 A woman resident at one of the neutral legations writes to the Sunday Times 1( the English take their pleasures sadly and sourly, they certainly seem to take their present inconveniences gaily and, jin a sense, sweetly. I expected to see them kick hard against the official pricks378 words
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Article133 1918-03-22 8 London, Feb 4 Finnish travellers from Heleingfora who have reached Sweden, state that hundreds of people are killed daily in the streets of the city. Russian sailors armed with 6words and bayonets, dash a&hore from the war ships, killing iadiscriminateiy. Hordes of other ruffians are plundering and133 words
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Article1756 1918-03-22 8 To Deo. 81 Feb To date 1917 Abaco 64,040 Allagar, Deo 841,100 18,800 48,800 A.Gajah, Sep 140,405 10, SCO 21,409 Alor Pongen 276,418 26,586 Alma, 352,700 26,500 60,600 Ampat, Sep 216,284 19,800 An* Johote, Mar 806,005 27.018 46,846 An Malay, Dec 1,656,648 100,445 248,646 >n S'tra, May1,756 words
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Article180 1918-03-22 8 j In above list the totals In flret mD J^ monthly totals for Jan-Dec. 1817 ion In which the Company's year end* in tn aicwjj after the nimn Third oolamo nbowe A. Kiata. June 1,7 lr l Ayer Weng 1,401 I Bandon 181 B Bangnoo Val 1,191 I180 words
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Advertisement193 1918-03-22 8 This is the Pen for Active Service because it stands the racket. ill The "Swan," like a rifle, is made g^j true ami sure. The ink magazine is pi ample am!, at command, the pen is gk'l ready for duty immediately. There is |||j| 'no misfiring, and there are no193 words
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Article88 1918-03-22 9 SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD. ENTRANCED— j \)<;;G'Q FAOAK Wbarres :X'C Qodowna Gate Bnn Bonded booses, Ea>.s I;affi,' East I W/M Storage B 11 Wharf- Jj Sheers B 19 l do (DryDocle ofc Btore, Bead sTow< r, j i:i Stations 4i Eiitrastoe] Main 4 is/18 I cr 5 ~i e/14 Store A388 words
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Article37 1918-03-22 9 Time-ball" on lort Csnnlng ft&d Moavt Faber drof dally aft 1 f .m. Singapore staadatc lime, oorreßfonding to 6 a.m. Qveenwldl mean time. The tlme-gon 1b fired at 11 o'olec k ■oen, Indloatlng Singapore standard time, 1137 words
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Article59 1918-03-22 9 OeatMnrao Of Mar. II iiMBl 4 e 4i l«caaod .28 29 82 PalraSt taadfli l sal 2 4 18 82 ham Imioiil ITant pi 4 :ms, T. r. 3 61 laraa&l 84f%F«!cai 1 0 5 i 1 1 L laaa DOSi dsu 63* 3C 1 1 1HNM, I ;i59 words
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Article143 1918-03-22 9 Mar. 21 J.n (60 tone) 1149.01 H Mat 14.00 lot i S2.C «i 2«O0«&3 I ;C0 Far.;>*.« T:lftck .v^Uv^'pore •Jl.T^ ffonpn, (Woifts 1 5u EfoSaatogi '.'10 sue i I oosn Bfvtaaofl {ZQ 'as Iks JV I :om i U MMB 1 1 i I Loxfcolna) anm I143 words
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Article137 1918-03-22 9 The following are the Ehares ae to wbicb changes arc* notified in Messrs Fra^s end Co'b yesterday's share list AlOi: Gajah 3 36 8.76 Ayer Kuning .80 1.05 Ayer Panas 7.75 8.26 BalßOwnie 4 75 6.25 Bukit Timah 10 00 12.00 Cbaugkat Serdaog 6.00 6.60 Halaka Pinda137 words
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Advertisement744 1918-03-22 9 Assets over $2,000,000 Assurance in force over $9,000,000 TH GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS. SETTLEMENTS). HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, EC. 1 mpauy hae £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the BiitisLLife Assurance Companies Act in744 words
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Advertisement299 1918-03-22 9 TEACHER WANTED I For th* 1 iwor classes, man or lady. MuFt have passed Ht>ndard VII. Ap: ly per onulh to the Director St. AHTHORV'S BOYS' SCH3CL 20-3 25 'i OFFICE MANAGER Wanted temporarily (for say Bine months) for an Kstate f >tH.^e in healthy ooost district of Beiangor. t299 words
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Miscellaneous68 1918-03-22 9 WKAiiiEF? REMIT gaudaut> Keroiu Btoqdtal, Mar. 2 1 0 AM. PM. 9PM Barom. 32 Fab- 29 845 29 725 29 835 Tempc B«.O B8 D 80 CJ Wet Bulb Ther. 76 0 77 0 '5. Dlr. of Wind NE E Calm Max. Temp. In rbaoc- 88 •'j Trlin. do. iio-68 words
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Miscellaneous148 1918-03-22 9 MAIL TABLE To fi2| teaotBionloso and locsi mails, be low o m ?i Bfl below f onoagi Malacca, F.M.6. (*f Tvaia) I p. a •o-ity (except Sunday). Johore 8, 9.30, noon, 2, 4 6 p.m. Jacob Soon Hcag £.80 am Derby Fremantle etc (and artfetea prepaid letter rate lot Australasia)148 words
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Article2321 1918-03-22 10 C*OMMOS JURY FXERCHES NEW POWBR Judge's Strong Comments. At the As-izaa yesterday, a c*?e under trial by a common jary in Me Justice fcbien'a court, the question of the power conferred upon jnrips by tho recent am^udornt of the la** came promiuenily UD.i^c conr idera:ioo The case2,321 words
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Article561 1918-03-22 10 (Mucphail Co'e weekly report 14*21 Mar.).' The pat t week ba« betn a very dull one and tbe culy marked tendency has been oue to realise holdiiiKs, particularly in industrial shnres. Rubpeb Auction Results Offered Sold Top prices London Crtpa Sheet Equivalent Tons 990 748 $97 890561 words
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Article27 1918-03-22 10 Found Jin possession .of a quantity of counterfeit tea cents pieces in North Bridge* rd, a Chinese named Ong Bah hae been arrested and is being charged.27 words
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Article86 1918-03-22 10 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Ae&ociation Auctions were held oa Wednesday and Thursday when there was offered (or sale pikuls 16,361.60 or 2,181,647 lbs. (Tons 973.90). Prices Realised. Sheet Sm.JFine Ribbed $88 to $88 Good 70 82 Fine Plain 76 Sheet Ungm. Fine Ribbed 66 j86 words
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Article110 1918-03-22 10 Singapore, March 21. j The weekly tubber auction held yesterday and today was marked by an active demand for all grades except low barky j crepes. Fine Pale Crepe was again keenly compete i for, aud fetched up to $97 per pikul, showing no change from last110 words
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Article518 1918-03-22 10 Sing'.pore, March 21 Each Eectif.n of our rraiket has been' difficult to operate In, more especially j Rubber in which some sharp fluctua tions Lave taken place day by day. 1 hero j it a coneiderable amount of tpfculation' as to the future of Rubber shipping facilities518 words
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Article71 1918-03-22 10 [Drills marked are compulsory.] Friday, March 22. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall SV A Sections 111. and IV details j up 3 R B j Maxim Co S TO T P Fire Station* SVR, T P P Drill Hall Signalling Seo SV C SVC Recruits ii71 words
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Advertisement123 1918-03-22 10 Yamato Go. >^>l 41, High Street. Phone 432. LwSl CCn >^ wyy p I Rcduciions CREPE J BV win f-^Pfrffr^W^*"~^**"~ c BSSBBBiiS93HHHHHHBHBBB33BMMki EOT 9 Guaranteed (MB a AWffflMA H uei&uiiie H EXTRA QUALITY i PALE BOILED OIL M fjl OBTAINABLE FROM m All Ship Chandlers Wij. GARCIA h „^-r SPE^123 words
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