The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 July 1918
1918-07-06
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Title Section15 1918-07-06 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN *jENTS SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 6 1918. NO. 9,40815 words
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Article214 1918-07-06 1 The fighting m the west is devoted to struggles for positions which will be useful m the big battle that is coming. Another successful British thrust is reported— Page 7. The Italians have attacked with rare vigour on the lower Piave and taken 1,900 prisoners, but a214 words
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Article66 1918-07-06 1 Sunday, July 7 th. Johnston's Pier, 9, 10, 11 a.m., 2.80 and. B 80 p.m. Glob Bungalow, 9,80, 10.30 a.m., 12.15 8 and 8.80 p.m. High Tide 10 26 a.m. On tbe arrival of the 10 o'clock launch there will be a 150 yards Jackson Millar" Cop66 words
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Article1484 1918-07-06 1 Quiequid agunt homines nostri tbt farrago libelli J u venae. The Topic of the Week has of course been the Military Service Bill, and judging from the variety of points that have been raised m public discussion, the eolation of the Man Power Question, even as1,484 words
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Advertisement323 1918-07-06 1 GOODRICH TYRES SOLIDS AND PNEUMATICS daitoivq nnTn Kell y Walsh Ltd. nflr T L/Lill Pi Li (IHCORPORiTEO IH HOHOKOHO.) iini JL Mm Mm i# Uv A mm Mm printers* pie the British fleet Full.'of Good Stories and Sketches Illustrated ia Colour and Black and White IN THE GREAT WAR mmm^323 words
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Advertisement66 1918-07-06 1 'LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Pdladium announcement Page 2. Xtrvoca gives new energy Page 2. Wayang st improvement Page 8. Bedstead's at Little's Page 6. f C B Burgnndy at C Ms—P age 6. Horse and trap for sale— Page 11. A few books on sale at Kelly and Walsh's— Page 1. Just66 words
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Advertisement5 1918-07-06 1 GOODRICH TYRES SOLIDS AND PNEUMATICS5 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous82 1918-07-06 1 THE WEEK. Saturday 6th. High Water— 9-33 a.m., 8-S8 p.m. Sunday 7th. High Water- 10 26 a.m.. 9-26 p.m. 6th Sunday after Trinity. ■•■day Bth. Blgb Water— u-io a.m 10-18 p.m. New Moon. Tiesday 9th. High Water- 1 -60 a.m., 0-57 p.m. Bent Board, 2.15 p.m. Wednesday 10th. High Wat82 words
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Article220 1918-07-06 2 Orders for week ending July 18th, 1918. Monday July 7. Band Practice, Malay "Volunteer Club, 5.16 p m. Tuesday July 8. Signalling Class V M C A Ground, 6.16 p m. Friday July 12 Ambulance Class, YMCA 5.15 p.m. A V M C A campaign has been220 words
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Advertisement1486 1918-07-06 2 THE BHHBHBHanMB|||H| THE From Tonight until Monday, July 8 NOW Qal?^ TmWPMwMWT^ 1 11 1" J y| I A PROGRAMME THAT WELL MAINTAINS THE STANDARD s '1 »"»*< IdSmiiiim *Z< At The Alhambril A v Els w> y* -lj. a ais^i-j. r w ii'^Li The Hall for Music— The Pioneer1,486 words
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Advertisement915 1918-07-06 3 RF MEMBER THE BIG, SPECIAL ATTRACTION AUCTION SUE OF •BBBa^Ba^BaMa^aMaWßaMa^a^a^aMa^a^aWa^ l'l-l TOeSdaV July 9 7QIS Unredeemed Pledges, the Property of Sixteen m aid of francks day On Friday, TtaTaEfc at 10 a.m L j ratrona ß e and m the Immediate Pre^once cf Hie Excellency The On Monday, Bth July,915 words
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604 1918-07-06 4 (incorporated m Queensland.) The General Manager's Progress Report for Four Weeks Ending June 16th, 1818. Tbe accompanying sheet of Mine Mea sureraents and Aeeay returns ehowa a total of 322 ft made up of 20 ft sinking, 63 ft driving, and 286 ft crosscuttiog,604 words
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Advertisement545 1918-07-06 4 |a«fta«a*aiaaia***a**a*t^^ W##£/V BUYING TYRES W iP THOUGHTFUL EXPENDITURE Ijoo%^^ IS THE WISEST ECONOMY ise er&on joi-^..* t i I The Best Tyres r -i- AMERICAN AXES This Make m^ffl Made Of <a» a»*i«awa» a* aw^wavaß^a^ |]a» jk-'^^^ "t BB> w BSWS9 aw bold Unly f^^ss* Best vjuaiity w% w w545 words
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Advertisement373 1918-07-06 5 IOH WY CHURCH SERVICES. tDNDAI AfTJtR TaiNITX. H iNDREWS CATHEDRAL. Communion 'Choral). y Byaaas, 55<. «97, 31?. 435. I Mowed by Holy Com. i S. rvice. 1 a m Sermon. I H>uins, 251, 931, 815. BEWB, SEk'OY LINES. .iud Sermon. < SC- ORCHARD ROAD. 3 t cd vjem St rvice.373 words
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Advertisement573 1918-07-06 5 THE Singapore Free Praia MORNING DAILY To Our Readers. The Singapore Free Press la s morniat Daily, and is on sale at depots, from an earlf hour each morning (Sundays excepted). Cast price Ten Cents a copy. Subscribers' copies will be delivered sttheti private residences, (or town offices or godown*573 words
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Advertisement127 1918-07-06 5 fiLASS AND PORCELAIN RUBBER LATEX CUP. IN HALF LEMON AND FLAT BOTTOM SHAPE. SAMPLE FREE ON APPLICATION. APPLY TO G. OTOMUNE m Co. ?^^s^— BIBEiaiBIOBIBIBIBBIBM ■■■■■■■■VVS Grown on British owned plantations J 'S^^^ m m mm^SM m the British West Indian Island f^~r^ Montserrat Lrime Juice \I/ The finest health127 words
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Advertisement470 1918-07-06 5 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. REFUND OF ASSESSMENT. All persons claiming refund of assessment In respect of houses vacant for any portion of j the half-year ending 80th June, 1918, are hereby reminded that snch claims must be sent in to the Commissioners on or before July 80th, 1918. The Commissioners have no470 words
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Advertisement921 1918-07-06 5 Government Notification. Tenders will be 1 at fved t*- th< rolonlal Secretary's Office, up t noon of the J 5th Jaly, 1918 for the following *omb 1. Additions and alterations to the Beach Road Police Station 2. Alterations to latrit.es aft Rochore, Kandang Kerban, Beach Road, Orchard Road, Kampong Bahru,921 words
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Domestic Occurrences
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Article23 1918-07-06 6 Huttenb!CH May at Avon Carrow, Avon Daseett, Warwickshire, the wife of Cap tain Norman Huttenbach, M. C, R. F. A., a son.23 words
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Article31 1918-07-06 6 Fraser-Leslie.— April 3^, at St. Colomba's, Pontst, W,, Donald G. A. Fraser, of Nordanal, Johore, to Mclly, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Leslie, Torquay, and laic of Calcutta.31 words
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Article50 1918-07-06 6 Shine— At Guy's Hospital, Lordon, on April 14th., Edward M Fhine, aged 46 years, late of Eukit Mertajam Rubber Estate. ROLL OF HONOUR. Killed m action sometime during the month of April 2nd, Lieut. Benedict Godfrey Allen Bell, r f.c. aged 87 (formerly of the Asiatic Petrole um Co.50 words
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1244 1918-07-06 6 The Singapore Free Press. Saturday, July, 6, 1918. In the bringing into operation of the Military Service Bill, which aims m ideal at sending away from the Colony and the F M S every A Class man nnder the age of 41, it would be a thousand pities if any1,244 words
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Article463 1918-07-06 6 It At 6 p m. on Thursday the candidates for the" Eurasian Corps were lined np by j Capb. Wace at the Raffles Reclamation Grounds, and after toll call H E the General Officer Commanding, accompanied !by Staff Officer, Major Moulton, Lt Col Derrick, v d, Mr E463 words
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Article177 1918-07-06 6 We are asked to publish for the information of Americans residing m thie consular district, and as a matter of general news intereet, the appended message received at the Consulate General on July 4, from the Pietident of the United States, transmitted through the office of the177 words
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Article125 1918-07-06 6 A telegram from oar correspondent m Selangor published yesterday announced that the body of Mr J W C Ellie, deputy controller of labour, F M 8, had been found m the river at Klang Gates Estate en Thursday. Mr Ellis had been at125 words
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Article137 1918-07-06 6 The following telegram has been des patched Her Majesty's Private Secre tary, London. Singapore Women and school girle, all nationalities, respectfully j felicitate Her Majesty on occasion Silver' Wedding and bag acceptance of £865 9 6) for disposal at Her Majefety's pleasure. i Leave to file137 words
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Article229 1918-07-06 6 MARVELLOUS TRANSPORT WORK Rushing Over Reinforcement* •IS'? H:.l ujavrwit Ckblt i Renter's teervioej Pane, July 8 M Andr Tardtea misiiontr f>r Froaso'AO] interviewed, declared lb* t v, million Afrßneiir'B to H .a\ m t proves tbe Inefficiency of inftriLe warfare. Wit hit f million and a half American229 words
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433 1918-07-06 6 Parie, July 8. Paris ie ataaaiM celebrate Independence Day whok-btariii ly. Mr Sharp, Ambassador for mm) dm States m France, declared Ever where m America to day, mat m honour will be appreciated as a raarkt fraternal effeciion from tbe fteotl public of France (Havae433 words
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Article81 1918-07-06 6 London. July I I" r: j Couiaaons, Mr Bon-i La* and paid very warm Bfftatel of Lcrd Rhondda J Mr Bauer Law said that bi«i tenacity and abui'y had largely to overcome d Oca eubmarinism, He mention J disease from which Lor J 1< originated m81 words
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Advertisement153 1918-07-06 6 THEY'RE SO REASONABLE C B SPECIALITIES No. 5. Burgundy Souvenir A Still Wine of Exceptional Value. CRESTA BLANCA WINE COY. "-^irxmri ii n ii SOLE AGENTS CALDBECK I 4CGREGOR Ca BEDSTEADS j J MANUFACTURE I I FOUR POST 1 BEDSTEAD T^lf^T 1 FLORAL PILLAR Lx_J^^k^ J^x^ j 3*6 by 66153 words
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Advertisement43 1918-07-06 6 Wilson Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS ORCHARD ROAD. TELEPHONE 1085 B^:6 6 Cabinet Portraits $6 (12 do $10) Note the conditions of our offer 11 No satisfactory Proof, No Payment." No better guarantee of the high quality of our work could be given or demanded.43 words
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Article594 1918-07-06 7 QPABRING FOR ADVANTAGES S IN THE WEST Spirited Allied Operations I It Hubmarta* Oahial Beater* Service] n julyS Reu^er'ticorrespondent British headqaoflaii reporting today emy's de-perat* anxietj to i fa |l oao4 n.-.rth west of resting "^d po?»ibly eignifl > Haven offensive carried > ll Hi B juzircourt,594 words
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Article60 1918-07-06 7 Job 3— ln the House cf "KG Kellaway stated that c «ci loot hundred had been killed jjj r hoooYatl injured m the muni 10n cx P'Os:on m tha Midlands. The an Banavoel magnificently many, kttetißs; at the flrat explosion, and jiaoisced m rescuing the Toots was60 words
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Article75 1918-07-06 7 X y 3 —In tbe House of Com la Colonel Ivor Philippe, n stated that it had been H i( der the present circumb, j:lec: ail the information a eoeaol General Gough, SO 1 --U Morobal Ha.gtoeubmil i-iaot; i ue Army Council fmn« that efforts should be75 words
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Article421 1918-07-06 7 THE DAY-BY-DAY DRAMA IN RUSSIA Kerensky Directs Czechoslovaks {By Submarine Gable] IfUuter'e Bervioe] Amsterdam, July B.— A Ukrainian tele graph bureau maesagefrom Kieff announces that the Grand Duke Michael Alexandro vitoh baa been proclaimed Tear, and ie marching with the Czscho Slovaks and Cossacks against Moscow.421 words
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Article214 1918-07-06 7 Splendid Italian Success London July 8. Italian Official Wa carried out yesterday a series ol energetic thrusts on the lower Piave, gaining ground despite en obstinate reeietanoe and tha difficulties of the ground which wae partly flooded. Wa took prisoner 1,900 including 45 officer!, and captured214 words
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Article67 1918-07-06 7 Basel, July B.— The disaster on the Piave seems as if it were going to be fatal to ths new Austrian War Loan as there is delay m subscribing, and it has had to bs extended up to July 17. Owing to that disaster the German General67 words
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Article58 1918-07-06 7 Madrid, July 4. The Senateunanimous ly passed the Espionage Bill, empowering the Government to snforce respect for Spanish neutrality. It provides fo* im prisonment and fines for commnnioating to a foreign power information prejudicing the interests of Spain or another foreign power and authorises the strict Govern58 words
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Article316 1918-07-06 7 ANTAGONISING THE WHOLE WORLD Boycott Resolve Strengthened fJM? ■übnattoe Gable] [Reuter'e Service] New York, July 8. Newspaper editorials reflect horror at the torpedoing of tha Llandovery Castle. The New York Times demands Allied action towards the excommuaioation of Germany from the civilised nations uudar the sun. The316 words
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Article222 1918-07-06 7 Fine Spectacle m France London, July 4. Renter's correspon dent at British headquarters says that the Dnke of Connau«ht*s visit to ths British front wae oonclnded to day, when, accompanied by Earl Athlone, m ths presence of the King of the Belgians, he bestowed decorations on Belgian222 words
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Article158 1918-07-06 7 A Common -sense Declaration London, July 4. The report of the executive conference of the Federation of Trade Unions, meeting at Leicester to day, makes reference to the' failure of the efforts to seoure a conference of the workers of the belligerent nations. A recital is made158 words
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Article34 1918-07-06 7 London, July 8. The Dublin Gazette contains a proclamation declaring tha following associations dangerous: The Sinn Fein organisation the Sinn Fein Clnb the Irish Volunteers and the Cumuu Gnmbon Gaelic League.34 words
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Article337 1918-07-06 7 In the days of Sir John Anderson ii many ways one of the beet Governors am most respected of chiefe this Colony hai had for some years it was commonl; said that the policy of tbe Governraea was to bring out Scottish teachers hen because they were co337 words
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Article56 1918-07-06 7 Amsterdam, July 3 A telegram fron Bukhareet, referring to the impeachmen ol tbe Bratiano Government, says that thi Vice President, m the Chamber, said tha it was bsing prosecuted, not because i began tha war, but because it violated thi constitution. Paris, July 4— M Bratiano, ex Premiei56 words
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Article58 1918-07-06 7 London, July 2. Iv the House o Commons, Mr James Parker staled tha all except a small proportion ol thi 8,000,0C0 lbs of China tea, which the; intended to purchase il sufficient tonnagi was available, would be obtained from thi new crop. Present advances indicate* that the58 words
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Article32 1918-07-06 7 London, July 2. Three sons ol 8 Donmer ex Governor of In do China havi now been killed m action and his tw< remaining sons have both been several; wounded.32 words
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Article27 1918-07-06 7 London, July 8. Mr Jossph Allei Baker, m p, was taken ill m the House o Commons yesterday evening and died thii morning.27 words
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Article250 1918-07-06 7 New York (via London, July 2). Silvei 38 at 41 116 cts. American insurance ii slightly easier. The market is quiet. FM S Customs duty will be levied oi rubber at the price of 974 a pikul for al grades for the period July 6*ll. 2nd Lieut R C250 words
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Advertisement154 1918-07-06 7 i| ROBINSON Co. I I Boxing f loves, Punching Balls, Sandow's j B Developers and Spring Grip Dumbbells. I fl SAhDOWS DEVELOPER 1 j y ll IMPROVED AS BODY EXERCISER 7 Ut EXERCISERS i AtaJJZmm IN ONE i Tbe "Perfect" Gold Tan Capo Glove? Bandow's Own Developer for physical i154 words
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Advertisement841 1918-07-06 8 P. &0« Ohitish India AND AIPCAB LiINE (Oomaaniae ißooifoiased la England.) Mail and Passenger Services. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. Co. (Under Contract wltn His Majesty's Government.) tte company's MAIL SERVICES EAST OP BOMBAY are at present ponded. «ne Company's INTERMEDIATE SERVICES TO AND FROM LONDON are at present suspended.841 words
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Advertisement905 1918-07-06 8 M. M. MEStfAGERIES MARITIMES (Incorporated m Frahcp) MAIL Llll, Monthly service between Shanghai, Hongkong, Saigon, Singapore, Colombo, Djibouti, Egypt and at orseilles and vice-versa. BRANCH LIHI, Fortnightly service between Saigon-Tourane-Haiphong. Fob farther Information apply to J. dO COURTfili, Agents. SAIGON, HONGKONG ANO SHANGHAI A large mail steamer will despatched fcr905 words
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Advertisement642 1918-07-06 8 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY (INCORrORITED IN Ufi.A.) ''"I, REGULAR MONTHLY TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE. Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco S.S. VENEZUELA', 14 000 tons from Hongkong on or about 3" SS. ECUADOR 14 000 tons do do m ]i SS. "COLOMBIA 14,000 tons do do H and every642 words
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Article690 1918-07-06 9 Freighted Argosies that bear na for a few brief momenta over tha rim of the world to the Island of Enchantment the Island of Destination where thete is no ill, no grief, and life is a poem for the living, a scented store of happy things a dream690 words
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Article1049 1918-07-06 9 A Reminiscent! of the Days When We Loved the Huns On March 7, 1914, 1 went from Brussels to spend a day at Liege. In the big Taverne Grnber m the Place Verte I fell into conversation with a Belgian officer of tbe Liege garrison. "Germany1,049 words
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Advertisement413 1918-07-06 9 Assets over $2,000,000 Assurance m force over $9,000,000 TH GREAT lASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). BEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C. i Bpoayooi £20.C00 deposited with the Bnpreme Oonrt o/ England, and compiles with Ihe BrltlabDifo Asauranca Oimanlea ia every particular.413 words
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Advertisement499 1918-07-06 9 1 g— i— i i fOKOHAU SPECIE BANK, LTD. I IKCO3POHAT2D I>< JAPAN Capital Subscribed Y. 43,000.000 Capital Paid Up..., ,V, 30,000,000 Beserve Fund....- Y. 81,800,000 Pr'niclm:, j. laonyo Kr.^, X. Yaaiakavra K.-f, KMRE6TOKS. J. Inonye Bsq. Y. Yamabawa Esq. N. Boa^ Esq. M. Odagiri Esq. K. Bonoda Bag. T.499 words
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Advertisement307 1918-07-06 9 -^*y^^ j.^^-mifM^fg-— rraf i j. i iaragaqqiaar r Tir T a J,c^ m OItJID INBORAHCE m H 4^, Fifli MB (Inaoaporated In Kew Zealaad*) lIN-IUE IISOMW! HBOC. Ltl. (laeoßporased m Ebmgkong mm mi mmm ze n i«. H3E. (I^cc^o-ated m Honjjaong.i ?.0:«03 |£JiSI!iTEE 5 ISSIOSXT It. IM, niUITEL [lacorporatad ia307 words
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Advertisement217 1918-07-06 9 THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements) Capital Registered $B^ooooo Capital Subscribed IsboooS Capital Paid Up gfioooS Reserve Liability $2500.000 HE\H OFFICE Raffles Chambers, 5 6, Singapore. BRANCH DS Penang, Malacca, Muar Batu Pabat. Current Accounts opened, Fixed Deposits received asd General Banking Business Managing Director LIM217 words
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Advertisement50 1918-07-06 9 j ViUfer I ITheAjl-Britrs l'>nicK oo 7^ Moat vain able for Nc Troubles of every kind, from TVmpore )ebility to lone •landing N>- -.iti.-ina. tO THOSE HOM 113 BGcND I CMPBKLL 1 THAI ft Co., Csirt ft Is 'illilltar* Tallort 68, C MJCIT BTaKMT, LOJSEOS W ill a G. DISS.50 words
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Article1635 1918-07-06 10 To Deo. Si June To date 1917 Abaco 86,158 Allagar, Dee 809,400 98,800 A.Gajah, Sep 140,405 58,809 Alor Poogra 276,418 49,985 Alma, 352/; 00 144,800 Ampat, Sep 216,284 76,261 An-Johota, Mar 805,005 100,124 An Malay, Dec 1,710,142 485,498 >nS'fcra.May 888,934 278,689 Asahan, July 438,269 208.801 Atbara, 112,6661,635 words
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Article238 1918-07-06 10 In above list the totals m first column art monthly totals for Jan-Dec, 18 1 7. The monti m which the Company's year ends is Indicated after the name. Third column shows the 1918 total to date and second column the total of the past month. Every endeavour238 words
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Article470 1918-07-06 10 DON' T TALK ABOUT IT. It ia at a critical time like the pre sent that the German agent finds it easiest to help Kaiser ism by pteaching defeatism The ecemy, whenever he has launched a great attack, whether against Russia, France, or Italy, has always had carried out for470 words
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Advertisement64 1918-07-06 10 STAM FO El) HOUSE, PRIVATE HOTEL Bras Basan Eosd CENTRALLY SITUATED A'wayfi cool snd expo&oJ to sea bjreesi FURNISHED APARTMENTS nith Board. ocmfortable Rooms wisft Batfcroc* s attached. Slestric Fittings taroaghoaw arge Keocrtion Ha? I snd Billiard i Separate tables m spacious ahalcj roouFoj^iJfaer pattioalare, apply TEE MANAGEr- THf^UrALY BRITISH-64 words
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Advertisement793 1918-07-06 10 |iNi[niiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiii^ iEconomyo With LEA 4% PERKINS' Sauce, 1 zfew drops only are necessary g k f ar i»? er quantity of a il^^^^, cheaper sauce fails to give the S same satisfaction. s ;3SIISIS >l W^S^^££% Observe J M mA the signatm* JJ J dyAJf*^ Q Jm*r sroM th red793 words
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Article1424 1918-07-06 11 leaned by FRASER Co., Kxohange and Share Broken, Jaly sth. I '±U «no«»K<ms ofßleiliog Stutt mo* te .eguded u »uel, aomlMlMf Mm wmm* 0A». IMC*. PAID. SkZSmi 23X858. sSfeh£St. 100,000 18 ft Allagat 15% -88 80 379,880 ft SB Angio-Java 00% -60 60 110,000 IB ft Anglo-Mail*1,424 words
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Article58 1918-07-06 11 CO*e*G9lD Of «o July 5.! Bafts lv S5, 3 4 is 82 d?iii!M2 i v a-4 882 f?9hrai9 B*e&it3 Bni b 24| yaaaca asm and Bona 816 ?3Hi*A, 7. T. 147* BT&2S&.SG3B, Cam&Xli 42%F..t88 fOSO^AacA, 3s i»«d 108* Jay*, demand 107| lOTßaisisai, Sank Baring 18.54 Beni sf Scs!aa3 T'>stt58 words
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Article166 1918-07-06 11 July 5 j Tin (buyers) f 159 CO i\,r.~*t<-» 11 00 Jam?;?* (X*<p tim 1 22.L-1 9nmß>l«B Cs^s Nn. S 23 f;0 ;j s<=rs2 ElArrk orflU. pore 82 50 Pegpaf. «W»i«# Isf*} r 4 8 00 H«tntß3B (110 lotha Ibl norn (88 so Va« la UOIE NfrtSß i'Bsudi) dob166 words
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Advertisement64 1918-07-06 11 THE PURE BRITISH PILSENER [reat Auks Head IT IS BREWED FROM IHE BEST MALT HOPS AND BOTTLED WITHOUT PRESERVATIVES OF ANY DESCRIPTION W. A. Ross Brothers Limited THE FAMOUS BOTTLERS LONDON LIVERPOOL. "Great Auks Head" Bottlings Pilsener and Guinness Are Obtainable of all Dealers and at the Best Hotels Without64 words
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Advertisement713 1918-07-06 11 FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS. 1 WANTED. Three Under Foremen for Electrical Branch of the Locomotive Department. One for Stones Trcin lighting work and two for Genelal Electrical w< rk. Salary 8.00 per month on a years probation and further prospects to suitable men. Apply with fu 1 detail* of nationality,713 words
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Miscellaneous372 1918-07-06 11 DAILY SHIPPING REPORT. [All British vessels unless otherwise marked.] Arrivals. July 4. Emile, Ramphias, Tan Imboff (Dot) Yugaia (Siam). July 6. Sri Muar, Scott Farley, Ban Hin Gnan. CLEARANCES. July 4. Hebe, Circe, Kaka, Hainam Van Riebeeok, Singkel (Dat). Jaly 5. Katoag Prachatipok (Siam! MAIL TABLE To-day. intermediate and local372 words
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Article1036 1918-07-06 12 3HAFTO STEVENS PUBLIC EXAMINATION. The public examination of Mr Shafto S Stevens, m bankruptoy, was begun before Mr Jnatioe Ebden yesterday after noon. The assistant Official Assignee, Mr G C Valpr, conducted the examination. Mr V D Knowlea watched tbe proceedings m the debtor's inteieat. The debtor, who1,036 words
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Article64 1918-07-06 12 The Committee ot the Singapore Sporting Club have made the following donations from the Club's Funds towarde the following charities: The Red Cross Fund 820,000 The St Dunatan'a Home Fund 2,500 At the same time they have decided to reserve the earn of 810, COO to meet64 words
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Article64 1918-07-06 12 The 3 L R A. Spoon Shoot took place at Balestier on Thursday. Mrs Mugliston won the spoon. 100 160 Nett Total V V Saore with h'oap MraMugliatan 27 26 68 67.28 H Booty 29 80 69 67 26 Lidy Evelyn Young il 25 46 66.864 words
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93 1918-07-06 12 At the last general meeting the following were elected office bearers for the period ending 31st December, 1918 President M Mohamed Rux, Vice President Awang bin Eliaa, Honorary Secretary N Mamat, Assistant Secretary M S Mari can, Honorary Treasurer Mohamed Shariff bin Khair Mohamed, Assistant Treasurer93 words
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Article266 1918-07-06 12 Secretaries Sime, Darby A Co, (Malacoa.) Bukit Lintang 24,100 Chempedak 10,800 Sungei Bahru 28 830 Tebong 71,250 Agents Barlow and Co, (X L Ayer Knning 46,558 Bradwall 80,622 Chersonese 51,081 Dennistown 48,410 Highlands and Lowlanda 101,195 Klabang 17,681 Krian Plant. 16,200 Sungei Krian 45,288 Sungei Way266 words
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Article576 1918-07-06 12 COMPANY'S PROSPECTS ENCOURAGING. The annual general meeting of Soudai, Ltd, was held at the registered offices of the Company, 64, 66 and 66 Marketst, yesterday. Mr J M Sime was m the chair and there were also present Messrs Tan Kheam Hock, J A Elias, S Q Wong576 words
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Article63 1918-07-06 12 22nd List. Already acknowledged 961,021.60 Mr G R Marshall 61 Mr James Leighton 25 Lt W G Bennett R N R 26 Mrs C B Hadden 60 Mr C B Hadden 60 Anonymous 60 P*r Capt W 8 Fawcus A passenger (Missionary) 5 Mr S B63 words
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Article152 1918-07-06 12 Already acknowledged 82,698 A Scot 25 PPeck (per Mmc Ohl) 100 T C S Newell 60 82,786 •*>— The rale cf mortality per mille m Singapore for tho week ending June 29 was 45.40, the number of deaths being 822. Tbe deaths due to malarial fever were 56152 words
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Article81 1918-07-06 12 YESTERDAY PLAY. A Singles, Bateman, ORSvi Donnell, RB B post- poned. B Singles. Griffin, NAM beat Evane, E B 6— C, 4-8, 6—l. G Single a Calder, M G ye Lamb W H unflniehed. i Newcomers r Maogregor vb Davisoa H A postponed. GoodiDg, F81 words
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Article124 1918-07-06 12 A Single. t Baseman scr v f onnell owe 15.2 Milligftn sor v Stout owe 5 i Putts 6cr v Sinolair owe 4 f Nathan tor v Wodehouse owe 2 t B Single. Todd v Griffin Patterson ecr v Doig owe 4 i Allen cor v Fuller owe124 words
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Article167 1918-07-06 12 Promotiona announced m the Civil Service are Mr FA S McClelland, Class 111 FM S service, to Class II S S service (from Deo 18, 1917); Mr H C Eckhardt, J Claaa IV FMS aervice, to Class 111 SS ■•rvice (from Nov 9, 1917); Mr NX Bain,167 words
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Article316 1918-07-06 12 Attendance at three recruits' parades a week ia compulsory. [Drills Marked are compulsory.] Saturday July 8. 280 p.m. Balestier Range SV R Sunday, July 7. 7.80 am. and 2.80 p.m. Balestier Rarge S V R Monday, July 8 4.50 p.m. Jardine's Steps for Fort Silensing SVA,316 words
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