The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 April 1918

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. PEN CENTS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APKIL 22 1918. NO. 9,344
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    337 1 The week end news of the great battle j lie, generally, good The experts realise! the great seriousness of the situation, but cool calculation and deduction point definitely to the failure of the German plans. The enemy may even be held m his present positions Pages 5
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    AT SEA.
    775 1 Time: 11.50 p.m Bang-bang on the cab indoor, the heavy tread of a marine sentry, a crash as he trips over the chair, and then a flood of light bathes the tiny cabin. Lieutenant John Smith, owing to long practice, is by this time thoroughly awake, bat he
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      119 1 GOODRICH TYRES ,Oin>S \ND PNEUMATICS RAFFLES HOTEL. I Afternoon TEAS will be served m the £3 hotel lounge and on the lawn every Thursday from 4.30 p.m. fif usic m Attendance ALSO Cinema Show on the lawn, especially for children, j at 6.30 p.m. (weather permitting). j Growther Shaw Go.
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      107 1 TH B only tyre which has won the R.A.C. certificate of 5,000 miles without cuts or "sul<istic" SiiDer-Cvrcs M^W^mi Stelastic Tyres IV'^L AH British V /w&gg Made m Britain W^'-iK^?*^ from Plantation Rubber. C 3 \>^ JLj JbJ m\ \Jm Jfcl i^l JL Kr I International Trading Company, Limited. ttmMtmw
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      183 1 L4TEST ADVERTISEMENTS Alhambra, Mnrlborough and Empire new programmes Page 2 and 3. Ching Keng Lee s sale at Mount Zion Page 2. Sale of town lots at Rengam Page 8. War Tax notices Page 8. Municipality invite tenders for lecon Btruction of Thomson rd dam Page B. Wonsing Motorcar Co
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      5 1 GOODRICH TYRES SOLIDS AND PNEUMATICS
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      29 1 THE WESE Noßdif 22nd. Bl£fe 'V6.£6**~ 8 li a i. .8 53 p.m. T96s£ij 23rd, High W»*ei 9 l 5.../J,, 923p m. j St. George. Philharmonic Practice. 9 p.m.
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    681 2 the other corner. "We shall have this sea behind us." 'Ea*! 'Ear to your sentiments, John, they does yer credit," adds Smith. At 2.15 am. course is altered saiia f actorily, though noc before Mr Smith has Rooe through an unpleiiiant tivo uoinutee, during which ha fieri lost hia guiding
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    174 2 Orders for week ending April 27, 1918. Friday, April 26. Ambulance Class, V M C A 5 15 p.m Individual Troop Orders as issued by Sc©utm'Kottt;:s The OommiMUmei will examine Scouts for Frofic: ::ey Budget rtt hi- officn from 5 to 7 y.ru U-; Moaaaj T'aebday Mid
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      433 2 NEARLY FINISHED' DOLLAR DIRECTORY; Fresh Stocks THE MEDICAL HALL Opposite General Post Office. SINGAPORE. CURES TALK. GREAT FAME OP A OPE AT MEDICINE WON BY ACTUAL MERIT. The fame of Little's Oriental Bahi has been won by the geed it h«s dom-. iv tbose who have been crippled with vainMr.
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      610 2 THE HOUSE pmnW I 1 ll nnrCf WHERE S IPW HB WfrL IH i."J is 1 WITH A I Jife^^^ffil everybody REPUTATION! l,^k^^p!iSll^^ GOES! FRIDAY SAITURDAV'S CROWDED HOUSES testified to the POPULARITY of the HOUSE and to tho QUALITY o£ its PICTURES Last 2 Nights, Monday and Tuesday, April 22nd
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      699 2 A Picture you'll Be Delighted with, quite out of the Ordinary Highly f AT THE tnter Ui^B ALHAMBRi The Hall for Music. The Pioneer and Premier Hous i> c Hoi j Beach Road In the Second Shew at 9.15 p m. 1 A Mutual Feature Presenting that Bright tafl yin:
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    OUR DAY, 1917.
    183 3 I The following letter is forwarded (or publication Dear Sir Arthur Young, I have raoeived to-day through the j Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation two payments as nnder £1,222 18a 4d a farther contribution for Oar Day from the State of Trenggana. £884 2s 2<i i% cuutribuSion
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    FRENCH WAR FELIEF FUND
    132 3 The committee begs to ackuowkdfte with thanks receipt of the following F H Simpson (French Red Cross) $100 J C Sugars 10 French Convent X Lumpar 20 Anonymous (French War Orphans) 75 Khoo Wee Toog 25 Anonym^ia 100 Mrs J B Wiehact 10 St Andrew's Cathedral
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    LADIES' LAWN TENNIS CLUB.
    457 3 Ladies' Doubles Mrs Bnrkill and Mrs Holden owe 15 v Mrs Silzmann and Mies Latham scratch. Mrs Pattereon and Mra Blair pins 2 v Mrs Macgregor and Miss Lamb plus 2. Championship Pairs Mrs Yowlet and Mr Tineley v Mre Braddell and Mr Milligan. Miss L
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      523 3 I TIP-TOP PHOGRAMME THE BEST IN TOWN I I r^amamm AT TBE popular photoplay boose MDBHHHB I %v MPI R Ml r^SPfIMHI Tenjocs Pag&r Rcaa. Trams Pass the Door. BHaHBPWHB I HT SECOND SHOW 9-15 SHARP TO NIGHT 1 1 I UNIVERSAL SURPRISE SERIAL H 4 TKE VOICE ON THE
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      769 3 GOVERNMENT OF JOHORE. SALE OF TOWN LOT 3 AT RBNOAM. Tweoty-one bnilding iota m the tdwnsbip of BengAm will be offered for sale by public auction at Kengam on luesday the lith May at 11 a.m. Fall particulars as to situation, upset price and buildiog conditions may be obtained on
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      189 3 iWHITEAWAYS I NEW STOCKS GENT'S WEAR LOWEST CASH PRICES. 2*% w^^^~^ G hite Cashmere v *aai^' Gent's black cashmer uir ho-p with coloured ;W half hose with coloured sitk embroidered clox tilk embroidered clox. Price $1.75 pair. J] f sWg& Price $1.50 each. i^Jj^ -fl^^fc MX ii ii Price $1.25
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    Domestic Occurrences
    89 4 Bailey.— On Aptil -t, «;t Blanche Honse to Mr. aud Sirs A. E Bailly, a fon (Jolm). Flme —At Bnrnbank, rstorscn rd, on the 81st, to Mr. t! d Mrs i, J Hume, a son, BfOUBIN On Ar.iU 15, at Ipoh, to Mr. and l!rs, arthuh McuaiN", a
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    24 4 Mies MoNair, Matron of the General Hos pital, begs to thanfe her many friends tor their kiud ar:*; subtantia rememberanoeE on her i\ liicuatiit.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Monday, April 22. 1918.
    1222 4 The Singapore Free Press. Monday, April 22. 1918. In considering the campaign of this year, which will probably settle one way or the other the main issues of the war, two particular points have to be kept m mind, first how the actual de» I tailed and preliminary engagements are
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    THE STATE SUPREME
    352 4 WHAT THE NEW BUDGET WILL BRING "W G" Struck with Amaze [K«uter'i Berriot] London, April 80. It is ful-y sxpected I thiit the Budget next week will invclvo I etili bf-avifr sacrifices for ihe British civilian p'..p;il lUoo. The Westminetec Gazette, En mh w tel ;on the
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    THE IRISH CRISIS
    186 4 Carson Preaches Resistance London, April 20. The Irish leaders at the conference m Dublin yesterday de cided that money collected for the defence fund should remain m the hands of the parish priests and that defence committees be formed m each perish. The conference decided to prepare
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    THE MUNITIONS EFFORT
    91 4 His Majesty's Statement London, April 20. The Press Bureau etjte?- The King hae exprcesed hie high nppiovrJ of the exertions of tua MunitioiiMinislry crfifiuls, and employers nn3 mucition workers, during this critical time His Mtjsßty Bfatee that be lutl learned that practicnily all the logt-ee and BXpfinditnra
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    PANG RMAN SWAGGER
    145 4 PAN G RMAN SWAGGER Denand for Indemnities Renewed Amsterdam, April 2l. Aetrik recurred .vi the Slate tirt'lltry v, ciks at Rembrug Hamburg.) The men, m tr>, re Burnt;, v;eic attacked by :>,", mob, I I •the police, and militarj ohatged an I fired on Savei L were wounded. The Ifiniftrj
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    THE U-BOAT FANTASY
    87 4 GERMANS STILf re Lv BUBMARIHISM Another Lagging Tim*h| _4 > An t f c r ihe Cons' ;v; h di r*- t Social) Rei a bee* I race by do king E Bven if Bog lbs i on k asata marinif nt. Bftlea Tli« N srhat E.
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    ATTACK ON OSTEND
    84 4 British Naval B London. Avcil 19 British uicci cp Wi barded Or end and ontt- r iy. O*muc tfu kl 3 I yet poeEib' 13 tc obi c:ucht tion tb to the n replied xvitu a t Oce or two I v aiorcing fin lin A ire*
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    MORE FLANDERS CORPSE
    106 4 Fetching Germans fron I London. April SO BBM the German PDMiCa ere being ttk v foi tLi cf GerririG v- ptif Siberia. London. April 2. G In view cf the ten revclntionary DOmmitte erf camp* m 111 Tomck an i Ek.»>i' equality of cfik'nr- md '>• I
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    CEMENT FOR HOLLAND
    60 4 An Allegation Not Prover l London, a i r 14 Committee ;< export dI c( BMttl boa I to Ho'lsuij. which r. vrit re exported U B irfeere if miot i d foi j:fii tftcoltrlj widena not tuh-t N I tport, ad further r .by i I—
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    LORD MILNER'S JOB
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    A COMMONER DEAD
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    THE SPRING RACES
    18 4 grifllni i' I tue iati o- and 25 lo Jum- I tor closing enlries irlM
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      147 4 Cresta Bhnca Wine Cc. A superb sparkling red wine, made from the Petit Pinot grape. A splendid banquet wine, and a great favorite with the ladies. Caldbeck Macgrepr to NEW STOCKS U r* MANY CHOICE VARIETIES fW ?> I rill rlnLol W^^r^^m^^f-^ EAST OF SUE 2 4 1 -«>»■' v
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      52 4 Wilson Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS ORCHAED ROAD. TELEPHONE 1035 n for |H lijp 6 Cabinet Portraits $6 (12 do S1O) Sote the conditions cf cur offer "Mo satisfactory Proof, No Payment." No better guarantee of the high quality of jp.r v;crk cou>d be given or dtrr-arided. Miss M. J. icNAIK P
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    ALLIED COUNTERS
    1813 5  -  Subrnarine Cable Fine Attacks Both by French British AREA RECONQUERED AT GIVENGHY FESTUBERT Splendid Blow on the ivre led Uio hos life l,uu fire Luek-j p!. tvely >... m! >• atefton. in>] who i r t ti B 9 4.") p m. Fi J Dg CAT p^: ;.ic»U3
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    FIGHTING IN RUSSIA
    84 5 London. April 25. A Petrograd wire dated the 16th states; Despatches from the south anr ounce a renewal of hostilities between Korniloffb troops and those of the Soviets. A Turkish cruiser and two torpedoboats have arrived at Odessa. Pfctrograd, April 16. There has been fighting between anarchists
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    BOLSHEVIKS AND CHINA
    62 5 Hjrbin, April 10. The Bjhheviks at Dauria station issued an ultimatum to the Chinese authorities dt-manding the imrcediate delivei.y of the Coesack General Femencff rvud tita ditarrnament of his fcrces. he Chinese refused, whereupon tbe Bolshevika bes-m bombarding Man cburia station, but ineffectively. It is reported that
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    PICTURE SHOWS.
    123 5 After a truly delightful picture m A Priuco m a Pawnebop," which greatly pSeased ths large audience on Saturday night, tbe Albambra now ttnnonncus The Wild Oat," d five-part film full of action! aad remarkable scenes. Tbe Palladium had tbe usual good week-ej: o hou^e, thai tino Dorothy
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    THE EMPIRE'S EFFORT
    7 5 MAN-POWER MEASURES ALL ROUND
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    Splendid Response from India
    187 5  -  Subrnarine Cable !By iiMater BwTiooj Simla, April 19. The Viceroy has can colled hie tour end arrives hcih with Mr Montapu wbeu a conference will be utid iv connection with Mr Llo? a Greorge'i nrpesl fcr increased, war effuts. Calcutta, April 19:— Sacendranath B .n erj&e
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    THE HOME BILL
    228 5 Clergy Resent Exclusion London, April 3 3 The ou!y alteration m the M«iv Power Bill mftdt m the House cf Lord: aud accepted by the Government; and the Hou6e of Cooimonc was that all men exempted after April 80 except m the i caße o? protected indubtiies
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    CANADA PLAYS THE GAME
    131 5 Ottawa, April 20. In the House of Com mons, Sir R Borden opened the debate on the new mnn power proposals and said that it was too much to expect Canadians not to be attacked, therefore it was neceesary to prepare f?r assault. Hence tbe Govern
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    OURSELVES AND OTHERS
    108 5 London, April 15. In the House of Commons, rf plying to Sir R J Price, Mr Hewin* stnfced that every possible facility for enlistment and m suitable cases for obtaining commiesionß had been afforded to civil s-ervDnts pnd others militarily cli gible m tbe Coionies and Protectorates.
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    RECRUITING IN AUSTRALIA
    81 5 Melbourne, April 20.— Enlistments from' the various States are improving z\\\ the full nu:iibar ol rtc?uita has beeu secured for tbe Sportsmen i Battalion, Ie is he lieveei that the railway department is com bing ou f eligibles. The Sydney Chamber of Gommeroe ra d others pic-
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    ITALIANS TO HELP
    48 5 London, April 19 '<■>. Wireless: Sr Orlando stated m the Chiimbet* yester saVfe that Ilulitm rt-nnarnts \vi' .-.hortly participate iv the French bai.Ha. The declaration was received with the greatest enthusiasm. Many officers and BOldiers have aeked to ba incorporated it: the regiments going to France.
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      97 5 <( Sariogloss II f( Motor Enakel V?mOTOR I tf AmtL V A B NI B B COLOUR a' y* %I I LateofMEgSß B"A¥ETT] Photographers to Heir tfAJF rUH Begs to announce tl it he epnduota the ONLI iL EC?r:N (lOC races Kortb or Uia Adelphl Kctcl). GOLOFINO I 4~iTr* A
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      BRITISH SUPREMACY IN PALESTINE
      275 6 The Anzacs' Day Oat IBt Hvbßaris* G»bl«] [Renter'g Service] London, April 19. Reuters correspon dent nt Palestine Headquarter 1 wiring on April 14, saj* Australian troops inflicted a very 6evere lesson on the enemy m the Jordan area. A recent raid into Gileai destroyed live miles
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      BELGIUM'S ANGUISH
      281 6 German Brutality's Worst Lcr.ccn, April 19 Mr BaUour, ?p«ak ing at a dincer to lbs Atgio Balgi&u commerce delegates. Mid thai rfesplie the luf ir.cus treatment of Belgium Ly Ger many m the early days of the war. which for evermore would be an indelible blot m German
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      AUSTRALIAN SPORTSMEN
      201 6 A German Canard Killed < i Lcodoc, Aprii 20 TLa Aaatcaliao oBk m cia! BOnretpondenl m Franc: S3ys The Bavmaii •rwcotfajtpoßdsnU bavc bpea m itifM%tH la pcoelaiiß tbnt Britain ia Iheec batUM i» riacicq Colonial troops m iha i haidwt poaitiona. Oa the contrary, Fitld ?.lir-bai Halg, thontfa
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    RAIDS IN ITALY
    81 6 I London, April 19.— British lUlian Offi cial: The MancbQ3ters and South Stafford j ■him brtb mccf sfuHj r&idcd last eight,' killu c thirty Austrians and tt king prisoner j fcwtntytwo. Our losses were very slight. Fine weather yesterday favoured much aerial activity and heavy air-fighting. We
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    HOLLAND HARD-UP
    76 6 HOLLAND HARD- UP Amsterdam, April 19— In the second chamber, the Finance Minister declared that m consequence of Holland's financial position, most draetio measures were necessary. He suggested raising a loan of one and a half milliard florins to cover the war crisis expenditure, which had already exceeded a milliard
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    THE BALTIC PROVINCES
    72 6 Moscow, Anril 19 Tho Provisional Government of Eithonia has protested agaiaal tbe recent rasolntion of tbe Li* venijtn Eotboniar/ diet at Riga m favour o? the separation of the Baltic provinces fiotu Rmeia and the creation of a Baltic monarchy iv personal union with Prussia. The Provisional
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    DESTRUCTION OF RHEIMS
    44 6 Paris, April 19. "iiia Germans have firai a hundred thousand incendiary and pas thells into Rbeims this week The city is m wins. Thereof of tbe Cathedral is crumbling and socn only the pillars will remaiu. The iuhtibitants have been evacuated.
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    WRITES AND FIGHTER
    37 6 Loadon, A^ril 19. Th? Ojtlook states tbti ttbe DOtorions you Bernhardi, author of 3arruuny and tb? NVxt War," commande the cecire army of the group of three armits operatiLg belweeu La BiSEea and Ypre-3.
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    TURKS' CONSOLATION
    30 6 London, April Id. Wirelesa Turkish Offljisl We aro approaching Kirs and beva occupied Tsicborukguju. We took prisoner at Bitum 600 oflftcers and 2,500 men, nod capturel 150 gucs.
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    SIR WILLIAM BABTIE, Y C
    26 6 London April 19. M.^jor Genera) Sir William B.ibt c. v c ia appointed Inspector of Medical Sacvices and temporary Lieut General.
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    SILVER FIRM
    17 6 j London, April 15. Silver is at 47d, sellers holding back. The market is firm.
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    FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAMS.
    143 6 Courtesy of the French Consulate. Paris, April 19, 6.25 p m. We attack ed on both banks cf the Avre on a front of two kilometres. We made appreciable progress, ana took 650 prisoner?, includ ing 20 officer*. The Germans are setting Rums en fire gyatemit'c^lly during
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    CHINESE MARRIAGES.
    181 6 Fran Our Oun Correspondent Paling April 20. Five Lundrad Chinese aj a pubJir meet Mf Q't^L B.Lg XtK t n pcibiding, Ji^cus set] a petition favouring registration of marriages, Several sp akers denonnced Ihe petition and the me?iirg rejected it by ft ibr^-3 na jority and appointed a
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      471 6 JAPAN* KIAII STEAMSHIP Co.. Ltd (Incorporated is Japan) EUROPEAN LINE. Ut Beagtong, Shanghai, Rtbi ft Tskehim Ut lalassi, Pinantf, Colinba nd England ill The Cape. A service is maintained belwoea Yofcofcaat ports lo *Zar sallies, London, trader m&i aontraoft with the lmperial Japanese Govern meat. The New Twin aciew Sieamsars
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      513 6 MESSA6ERIBS MARITIMES (IMCOBPORATED IV FBANOF HAIL LIMI, Monthly service between Shanghai, Hongkong, Saigon, Bingapore, Columbo, Djibouti, Egypt and Marseilles and vice-versa. BRAN OH LIN*, Fortnightly service between Saigon-Tonrano Haiphong. Pot farther Information apply to J. dO QQUmmh Agents. S.S. "VAN WAERWIJCK Parties^interestedin cargo originally shipped by the above vef-bel[at Hongkong
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      503 6 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY (INCORPORATED IN U.S.A.) REGULAR MONTHLY TRANSPACIFIC SERVICE. Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco S.S. "VENEZUELA', 14 000 tons from Hongkong on or about Ull S.S. "ECUADOR". 14 000 tons do do 22 nd S.S. fl COLOMBIA 14.000 tons do do and monthly thereafter. The
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    EXCHANGE.
    36 7 Qommmaxn w wt Apr. 2c l«ttk 2 4 9 16 I HIMMIfI 2 4 7 32 I Wiiti I M S 4 13-26 t«WI 7\ 147 i lifKfiiMi Ia i li |g§| ■'>-■• itji 4 7^
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    PRODUCS
    97 7 Ar i- It. Tin bny«r« #16 5 2G 15.26 23. CC 2 3 00 84 00 48 00 '*ntsi norn Nvtsncgi (80 la JU* aom Maea Ota ifa) norn v&; Urj tci; njm '>**• l )1 nam T*: isssa, iciikl! t-eari (fell norn lafcl norn ;.r\ norn ?krbJ norn
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    104 7 ENTRANCES— TANJONG PAGAB. Wharves Beet Godowns Gate Enl» Bonded Warebouses. East Trafal Reclamation gar Bl btorag-. 'i 1 (T Paqab P 8 Ea«=t East i 2 HfWlTtitmf H :'Whaif-fd Sheers 3 3 9 1 do (Dry Dock's; Do ik Store. E cad Tower. Office, Police aad Main
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    STOCKS AND SHABES.
    126 7 Apr. 20, J928. Tbe following are the fcharee as to which cbencfes are notified m Meesre Frafcer aud Cot Saturday's share list Bnyerp Selleti jL»:j2-bal!n en '.rl nalr.g >. i 2L±uut Ftkh.r iSro^ flaily tv 1 p.L r,i: j uplift, £)&nA&ra lime, oorTosp^a^.^g lo I a.rx 1
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      309 7 Assets over $2,000,000 Assurance m force over $9,000,000 f TH GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LOOTED. I R INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). jj HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C. tripany has £20,C00 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the British Life
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      484 7 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. IMOQRPOBATK) IN 7APAS cj*?itai Bohoarlbed^....^ 43,C00.iK>0 v ViflCttlPaiC! Vj... Y. 80,000,000 Heretvo Fnaa... Y. 81,500.000 Ftml&mU, *> laoayc T:.s%, Pitt- frmijlsnt, V Tsmakan aßm DIRECTORS. J. Inooye F~q Y. Yatnakawa Esq. N. Soua Esq. Bf. OdagbJ Esq. K. Homoda Bsq. t. Kawaahima Esq« K. Klnuura
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      374 7 fl^E AND SiHRINE. 'Xiicorporstet 1 In Now ZtalarC.} 1111-TSZE iSSURASSE lUU. W. lIIINE. (incurfOTatoil In Hoagliong «»«a fist mwmi 80., lv. (ißoofponled m Hoigkocg,) LOIDOI RIiUITEE I fiOBi9£HT Sa, ltd. IDIUITEE. [Incorporated m England] Firo anil Marine Risks of every description underwritten at lowest current rates. Adamson, Gilfillan Co., Ltd.
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      159 7 THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements) Capital Registered «r mr» nnn Capital Subscribed JlsoSPoo Capital paid Up frSSoSS HEAD OFFI'E Raffles cnambers, 5 6, Singapore. B BENCHES: Malacca, Muar, and Batu Fabat. 2S£?* Acc 2 un^ opened, Fixed Deposits received and General Banking Business transacted. Managing
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      551 7 SITUATION WANTED. By experienced Chinese Salesman with •korongh knowledge of Hough and Piece Goods trade. Has an excellent acquaintance with Piece Goods Deilers anl Baaaar gere rally. Free to take up duties ia August Good references and testimonials. Apply Ziox 111, c/o Fr:e Frees. M STOREKEEPER WaDted by Export Be
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      62 7 Kaii-.t.iuij Ktrb'in licsp' i. Apr 13 A M. PM, a P.M. Eareui. B 3 Fab. 18 888 N 738 -2 Tempi 8 84.Q 78 U Wet Bulb The*. 7 7 7' 0 78.0 Dlr. cf Winf! Calm E Cairo Max. Temp m Bhade ,88.0 Mm. do. ao 78.1 Max. m
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      167 7 MAIL TABLB Ta-dej. lMBMßottalß au.2 iooai tn&H£, MH fee losbO iv ilst bf>!ow Poca&e, Mala^sa, F.M.S. ifty liaiaj I p. a. BaOy (exoep'v. Suaday). Joha«e 8, 9.30, noon, 2, 4 6 p.m. Cacob Bdina F.BO AM Cacob Hack *3an 880 am Malacca Kheng Seng 11.80 pm P. S'liam k Penang
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