The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 20 August 1918
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Title Section15 1918-08-20 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20 1918. jES CJiNTS NO. 9,44515 words
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Article281 1918-08-20 1 From the seat of war on the West, Havas gives a general report that the enemy's line is being continually pres sed. Chanlnea and Roye are both oat flanked, there being heavy patrol work there, and to the east of Noyon, Autrecbe is a commanding point— Page281 words
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1279 1918-08-20 1 On the evening of the Bth of March, ju3t before nine o'clock —the Boshe wild baasts were early that night the warning cry of tha hooters sounded anew and told ue that another Han murder attack from the air was in progress. This1,279 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement133 1918-08-20 1 nf^DQIPU TVRFQ Jfluli'llun liliLu oUDS \SD PNEUMATICS Baffles Motor Garage FOR SALE 1 Brand New New Comet Motor Cycle," 2 H. P. 2 Speed, four stroke, fitted with precision Junior Engine and also Motor Asses- /"N I*l W I > swii o 1 J. Crowther Shaw Co. &i OUR SPHCIAL133 words
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Advertisement165 1918-08-20 1 KELLY AND WALSH, LTD. USCORPORATED IN HONGKOSG*. COMMERCIAL ACCOUNT BOOK PRINTERS. MANUFAC f URKES Tissue Paper for Carbon Copies Blue, Yellow, Creen, White 8 by 11 in. $2.50 per ream 8} by 13 in $3.00 per ream BALLANTIHE'S PIiSENER BEER Role Acents— Straits aT}d F M.R. SANDILANDS BUTTERY Co. 1165 words
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Advertisement80 1918-08-20 1 LITEST 4DVERTISEBIRKTS. Laweon's Liqueur Whißfey, John Little's Page 4. Johore Government asks for tenders for road metalling Page 8. Freehold house for eale Page 9. Medical Officer wanted Page 9. Bankruptcy Notice Page 3. Kirwan gives riding lessons Page 3. Cargo by the Ocean Transport Co Page 6. Hospital dresser80 words
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Advertisement5 1918-08-20 1 GOODRICH TYRES SOLIDS AND PNEUMATICS5 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous107 1918-08-20 1 THE WEEK Taeadtf 20th. Rfgh Water- 9 35 a.m., 8-38 p m Rent Po ird, 2- 5 p.m. Union Jack Club, meeting, 5.15 p.m. Vidncsdai 21st. High wales— 10-ll a.tt' E-29 p m. TharsHi 22nd. Rtgfe Vtrtii— D-43 a m P/Jpm. Full Moon. Fridai 23rd HitfbW*l>» 114 a I -3p.m.107 words
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Article219 1918-08-20 2 IS IT WORTH WHILE Whnt9ver may ba the case with the Pan Germaniacs, the saner Qerman thick ers, at any rate, are not blind to the consequences of Germany's present policy They recognise that a German victory is impossible, and are seeking to induce the Kaises to realise that they219 words
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Article73 1918-08-20 2 The following story has caused sol much merriment at the Front that it ia worth wider circulation at the back. A practice pigeon message was received from a somewhat fed up Australian battalion rather weary of sending practice pigeon messages during many weeks. The latest message when deooded73 words
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Article48 1918-08-20 2 I do think the French are wonderful, writes n little W A A C from somewhere in Franco. Som.j people I have met here have a parrot, end they have actually managed to leach it to speak French. It has quits a good aooant too."48 words
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Article94 1918-08-20 2 Aa the reau'i of a wireless mtesage re* ceived froun Sarawak on Saturday, Ina pector RaDdnll, ol tbe marina police station, boards j a steamer from that port a»id arr-iited three Chineee, Tan Ah Sang. Lim Ah Efl and Tkq Ah So, who are wanted i" Su rr,. vak on94 words
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Advertisement244 1918-08-20 2 NOV. j on E^l SALE pgj i (Cloth Covers $1.75) JP\ I UOIUM OIREOia^Y j QHICt. 1E CK&KGE RLIEV. i I A REFRESHING M\M J JEFFREY'S f PILSEtIER BEER BREWiD IN SCOTLAND. i i a— .tmicrjiir •> i r Trtat rimm imi> Tr*vTT*- i rfiwwwt\" Victoria Theatre> Sunday, August 25ih.244 words
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Advertisement579 1918-08-20 2 BW ssv WWffwiHTT^Ml ■^KwSy^Kr tmffffßy'' «BBKBBwWg aB Sgg %*k k WH f TH BSDAY 22nd AUG. LAST NIGHT! w "f \3 li 1 (i the Extraordinarily special %3t E ME R0 PR9EUCII3N cucdw El/CDV LILIiI I tltfti r <r r, L j 4 Harold Loskwood and Anna Little Adapt el579 words
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Advertisement189 1918-08-20 2 EAT THE POPULAR PHOTOPLAY HOUSE m< \Mtik S^t s«k Vl y* v t Tan jocg Pagar Road. Trains I f.s. o. 3 To-Dlight! Second Show 9-30. Ft-MMI BLUEBIRD DAY. BLUEB RD Dt' I The Rescue) Featuring Dorothy Phillips and Wm Stoweii THE THIEF MAKER 2 Parts Imp, Drama WELLS vMORAN189 words
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Advertisement1035 1918-08-20 3 IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Town Residence c thing Ken* lee Co., have been instructed and will offer jess" Ll for sale by Public Auction at their Sale room nifties Cba i*beifc>, Rafflea Place, nn Monday, 26th August, at 2-30 p.m. j Ul y.,t ,f Free- hold land wih a1,035 words
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Advertisement726 1918-08-20 3 GOVERNUE*T OF JOHOR r PUBLIC WORKS DBPARTMINT. Tenders are Invited formetalliog theFcndii Ro^d Deviate Plaii- a d "ipeciii a'io luay be seen and forniß ot tender obtainid at the P. W. D. Office daring Office hours. j The lowebt or any teider not Deceetaiily accepted. Tenders mast be sealed aod726 words
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Advertisement842 1918-08-20 3 YANCUARD I GLEN RAI Notice in hereby given that tho above Trade 1 Marks cons'.s'.i/ g oi the worciH "Vanguard" M Gkn Kai and Pianet are tbe property of eßSiearg Stephen King and Stephen Austin C ive King trading as Stephen King and Son of No^. 2li -241 William Btreet,842 words
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Advertisement718 1918-08-20 3 j In the Supreme Court of the Straits Settlement!. Settlement cf Singapore.' IN BANKRUPTCY No. 83 of 19 8. AUCTION SUE OF FREEHOLD LAND At Messrs. Ching Keng Lee Co, On Monday, the 26th Aug., at 2 30 pm. All that piece of land situate in the District of North718 words
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Advertisement732 1918-08-20 3 brfisi mm IBOBHIO OUR DAY LOTTERY Tickets for this Lottery are issued under the auspices of the British North Borneo War Funds Committee, and by the "001 DAY" Committee for the West Coast, North Borneo, SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS 1. Tbe lottery to be unlimited. 2. Tickets 85 each.732 words
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Article39 1918-08-20 4 Domestic Occurrences. BIRTHS. Philbon.— On August 11 at Sydney, the wife of Mr. T. M. Philson, Trolak Estate, of a son. Richards.— At Einta Tin Mines Gopeng, on August 9, 918, to Mr. and Mrs. Hedley Richards, a son.39 words
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869 1918-08-20 4 The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, August 20, J9l8. According to the Malay Mail, the High Commissioner for the PMS (and incidentally the Governor of the Straits Settlements) has agreed to appoint a Committee to consider the compulsory restriction of rnhber production and to fix a minimnm price. We imagioe that869 words
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Article1326 1918-08-20 4 Owing to the absence of Lady Evelyn Young from Singapore, there will ba no it Home at Government Houee to day. la the Municipal elections at Vladivos tock the Bolsheviks polled 64 votes out of 101. The majority gives the right to nominate the mayor. Manila papers states the sugar1,326 words
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Article134 1918-08-20 4 FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAMS. j CoußTKfev of rat Paris Aug 17 cf the nvt> am, tbe fimtaofeiie tr*<2 U«aa,H :Cut,kirts Qf t! 1 j; Pre«!d.iu f I 1 1 jin* frca ft, the Pp to a mra tfca le] nyvtsi DOttsaamta The death l« r*p Pacific of fclu, Minister and actu134 words
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Article183 1918-08-20 4 There will be p^Ls of r-'; f in Singapore, if m i katnfci, f :r te| that at last that ItroatboJ I fej the Teutoria Club i tc be pjt c iale. This Club v.i .ch La? fcl concert room in Singapore uii < throughout an admirable inetitutioti183 words
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Article286 1918-08-20 4 Night Work In tbe North Set We didn't like the operation kco«i darkening ebip,' hut. with ibe pi eophy whicb is tbe hallnmk 4 eailorraan, we bad to ra&fce tbe Ml You Bee, every fccuttle and wicdo* chiDk through which a ligbt roigbtte pected to show had to286 words
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Advertisement118 1918-08-20 4 BOLS DRY GIN Caldbeck Macgregor Go. Wine and Spirit Merchants. LA WSOM'S m t^- I M Qi M M U KPN u $27.50 nett Y PER CASE DUTY EXTRA. JOHN LITTLE Co., Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND.) Mr. H. N. BUCKERIDGE late of Messrs LAFAYETTE, Photographers to Their MAJESTIES Begs to118 words
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Advertisement41 1918-08-20 4 Wilson Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS ORCHARDBROAD. TELEPHONE 1085 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 oar work could be given or demanded.41 words
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Article69 1918-08-20 5 ,JREUEF_FOR ENEMY pur tE»rina Cable] r the continued French ar;3 |M Offline acd the i c-i of his vitallj Ibc prcgrfebs 4 i M making it tc t CTdCtuqaick Cbaalnet and and pei ol b ti fa mo bhat' ll > ;uc Mat/ M fcj General I h69 words
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Article36 1918-08-20 5 n r Tage* I states thai Rappreehl h a the boot tj: oenl m-iy blaot that Prince ras rtL'cntiy cut the Somrae ■gl i the new gronp tim, d-escrifced ia j|. I .reir.' 136 words
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Article306 1918-08-20 5 tell communique tefj firing en the IS! be e acJ the Aisne. L: t RIM completely |ht down three aero js* iei bj bis total 60. tab laj 18 eld Marshal Haig oprovad our poai kej rJ'.'.h if Wa drove off tin \k i eeighb mrtHMsl le| Iti306 words
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Article22 1918-08-20 5 L ;^u ;ti ca >' Cieneraliesiino 5L F t;i »Qan t declares that jow a m ff e T t dbi —ice. to22 words
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Article172 1918-08-20 5 SERIOUS JAPANESE RIOTS Oaaka, Aug 13. All rice shops have been closed. An armed mob of 2,000 attacked Ihe police station, demanding the release of the raiders of a rice mill la*t night. (The police di.pened tha mob with sabreb. I hundred arrests were made. Troop. I have172 words
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Article123 1918-08-20 5 London, Aug 18. —Montagu's report' staler thai a ohaoge in tbe prioa oJ silver i is uj: likely to ec?ur uv.lebs the Ooal oi tra::»t from America alters Shanghai exDhiuge i3 rr,mark&b!y firm, buaiueis being reported as high as Ss Oil, although the cabled oflh-ial rate ia123 words
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Article243 1918-08-20 5 The Hague, Aug 18 —A telegram from Washington records an arrangement whereby trade between the United States and the Dutch East Indies will be fostered, particularly sugar, of which the American War Bjard will take two million tens of the 1919 crop. It is understood243 words
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Article276 1918-08-20 5 The Germans, from the Kaiser down wards are such colossal liars that nothing they can achieve in the way of mendacity need astonish us. A tailor's cutter, late of the Alexandra Palace, however, has come very near that point by lying his way out of a criminal276 words
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Article116 1918-08-20 5 OCCURRENCES IN RUSSIA* (Bj Bvbmarfß* C*b!»J gerric*] Paris, Aog 18.— A 3fockholm wire iayi that it is tummred in Finland thai the Qermans have seized Kromtadt. Amsterdam, Aug 18 —A Vienna Official repudiates the British recognition of the Czechoslovaks and declares that deiptle it, members if the Ceecho116 words
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Article215 1918-08-20 5 IMPERIAL CO- OPERATION London, Aug 18.— The Press Bureau states During the past two and a hall months, the Imperial War Cabinet has been In continuous session, every aipsoi of policy affecting the conduct c« the war and the question of peace being examined by the PriinB Ministers of the215 words
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Article143 1918-08-20 5 Washington, Aug 18.— General Match aunouncea that approximately 1,450,000 American troopa hare embarked for or aie en route to France, Italy and Siberia, Paris, Aug 18.— President Poincare visited Brest and inspected the hags new docks and the American naval base, which bad recently been enormously developed.143 words
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Article306 1918-08-20 5 Pliii Speaking London, Jane 27. A remarkable manifesto by the Independent Sooial Democratic Party of Germany, which ban hitherto been unpublished owing to the German censorship, shows that antiwar feeling is ever growing in Germany, and that anger against the J Government is deepening. The manifesto saye306 words
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Article454 1918-08-20 5 GBKAT SNAKES We gather from a report in the San (Sydney) that if, a? the jonrnnl s*,ys, I Zoologists are not romantic people,' 1 there u some-one on the Btafif of that paper who fills the bill. Ib appears that a fine specimen of the Python recticulstus i has been454 words
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Article282 1918-08-20 5 As we read the reports of the speeches of the Hon. the Colonial Secretary and others on the Military Service Bill, And the ikilful evasion oC definite promiies regarding allowances, we were reminded that oratory, the oldest art, can often cover a multitude of omissions, whether it be good,282 words
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Article175 1918-08-20 5 The Dorking aod District Chamber of Commerce have, as a protest against Ger man treatment cf British prisoners, passed a resolution to boycott German productions for 25 years after the war. The council aeks all BimiJar institutions throughout the Empire to take similar' action. Cricketers will be eorry to learn175 words
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Advertisement95 1918-08-20 5 "I :i Robinson Co. k] Hifiiihfjla^ Rpisipq rli 15 n. it. British Made Mounted Unmounted ttraight and Bent Robinson Co. [CLYSALAI 'CIGARETTES. STRAW TIPPED din nn per tin of aaa <P*i>OU CiGAHtTTES lUU now ready! the singapore automobile club year b93k for 191 8 Price 50 cents per copy. CAN95 words
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Advertisement755 1918-08-20 6 P^ *O# OBrnse India (Comyanlea I&ooryoraied la England.) Mail and Passenger Services peninsular and oriental s. n. co. (Ucdsr Contract with His Majesty's Government.)} toe Company a MUL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY are at present a Vila Company's INTERMEDIATE SERVICES TO AND PROM LONDON are pL^*o Vr a Eur?p??w booked755 words
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Advertisement619 1918-08-20 6 JAPAN HAIi b STEAMSHIP Co., Uft (Inooffoi&tea Japuri. EUROPEAN LINE, fir Hragktig, Shiitfftil, Ktbi A YaktkMi f tf liitiM, Pinnf, ColtKbt ibl England fli Tbe Cape. A service is malntainea fcetwee* Japanese ports and Liverpool or London madei mail contract with the Imperial Japanese Government. The Stcaocers maintaining this seivioe619 words
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Advertisement292 1918-08-20 6 ■hvifcrili «aas*«Si»« 1 MESSAGERIEB MARITIMES (Incorporated in Fbamof) MUL LIHI, Monthly service between Shanghai, Bergkong, Saigon, Singapore, Golnmbo, Djibouti, Egypt and Maribeilles and vice-versa. BRANCH LIHf, Fortnightly set vice between Baigon-Tourane-Haiphong. Fot further Information apply to 1 J. (tO COURTS!!, Agents, OCEAN TRANSPORT CO., LTD. i (Incorporated in Japan). The292 words
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Advertisement555 1918-08-20 6 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHP tOBwJ (INCORPORATED IN r fi .A.. tflM I BEGCILAB MONTHLY TBANS-l>AC?ric SQMf I Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and s 2R f nr I SS. "COLOMBIA", 14,000 tons from Hongkong on I SS." VENEZUELA 14 000 tons do I S.S. ECUADOR 14 000 ton-i Jo and every555 words
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Article1660 1918-08-20 7 ["^pecul for the Free Press Australfa* cc?up:e, tho ftoiitaty anl unenviabb position of a Briri*h SAi Ucvtr;; ing Colony which has failed to adopt com pn'-ory military Eervic^ iu th.« present greafc crj-i^, ;h\a position i- attriba p.? bv t.h6 entice prees of t'lb Oainajoiißt .<1,660 words
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Article243 1918-08-20 7 Platinum El Vital to many pf gfcg Erapirt'e biggeet Lndottciea bow m I after the war. Tbe praaont pcfeM cf this precious ru^ta! i« £10 par troy ouuce, a pi ice fixed by ibe Ojvi-riim nt. Russia h«.« always beea Hm Ugfttl producer ol ptotiaam, ber oatpat243 words
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Advertisement258 1918-08-20 7 Ass ets over 52.000.000 Assurance in force over $9,000,000 IH MT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED, INCOEPOBATKD IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). ,:jmd OFFICE: Wiachcster Gouse. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: S2, Old Jewry, E.C. £20.000 rijllHHMfe IheSapnmo Cour, of Eng.ana, u3 eompOn «lU> the BntehLKe V,l i. era,, part-cu^r PtAHS W ABWAHCB MONEY258 words
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Advertisement437 1918-08-20 7 ilU*;^ Li,.. <'.-^'j.. i !^t T_. ,""0 C.<a;;Al j V\; ~".~y! ia'oOoioM ■taowfl Itn:. M M v |3 tl(M qo Pw j, laooye Ba«, < Ftni-ic-nU N Kajiwara J. In:' yo T:>.i Y. Y a rlGj. N. Kajiwara Esq. M. Odaglri Bsq. Boma 1 q, Bar a K. twasaW K.437 words
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Advertisement508 1918-08-20 7 NORTH BRITISH ANO ?VIERCINTILE INSURANCE COftIPAKY (Incorporated in Great Bjiiain). Er T S S^ plb Ponteacwi lifttestOoncesslons. MARINE All kinda of Marine Business transacted. Ee^OT!Jit C AR3 Reduced Rates." Increased Po'ici- issued by this Odmpany cover Accidental Damage, Public Liability, Burglary, Fire Tr A n>it. H. J. TOTTON, McALISTBR Co508 words
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Article319 1918-08-20 8 ARMOURED WAGES" CARS. Daring the famous episode which was variously called a riot," an emeute and a mutiny in Singapore some years ago there were constructed at very ehort l notioe one or two armoured cars. They were d.eadful engines of war, far mere distressing to those who had to319 words
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Article210 1918-08-20 8 Belgian Indictment of Germany. Tbe Belgian Government, Renter's Ageccj is informed, had sent a protest to all the powers who signed The Hague Convention against tbe continuance of the practice of deportations and forced labour by the German authorities in occupied Belgium. The document, after recalling210 words
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Article164 1918-08-20 8 Get many is trying with might and main to secure the release of the mysteriom Captain von Kinteleo, supposed to be related to the Kaiser, and in return Berlin offers to exchange Siegfried Paul London, a naturalised American citizen who was arrested as a Bpy on the164 words
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Article119 1918-08-20 8 Monsignor Le Nordez, retired Bishop of Dijon, is of opinion that the episcopate has played a singularly inactive spiritual role in the war. France's magnificent heroism is worthy of something better than the indifferent silence that has merk ed the attitude of this country's ecclesi astioe. The119 words
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Advertisement317 1918-08-20 8 If your daughter is pale sS any o««h™° disturbing siga. como to your not.ee, lose no time but procure for her Dr. Williams' Pink Pills FOR PALE PSOPLE or else her nulualthy girlhnocJ may lad to u^heakhy vouj. nbcoa. These pills enrich !mpovc*isbed blood of girla and women, and by317 words
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Article558 1918-08-20 9 O*:. le<Cß. Paid. Bak d«* Outers, S»&b»<2* 100,r{.ii m la AUafai 11% 1 6 8 0 379.PM Is ta An|io-Jav» 86% 6 0 6 0 110,000 as S3 A22loMa»»f 18% Ist 10 8 18 0 •0,000 »<• tit Lstang 2£&!aßUl 16% .86 4 IS 105,)';: i- fa558 words
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Article390 1918-08-20 9 .ixu.ouo i AlovGajan 80% 2.9) 310 1,000,000 1 1.00 Amalgamated Malap 8% 2.25 2.45 800,000 A f Ayer Hilam 16% int 13. 00 18.UU 150.009 i 1 Ayer Konlng 1.00 1.15 200,000 2 1 AyeiMolek 80% 174 2a 0 *****0 I AyoiPanaa 750 8.50 100,000 1 1390 words
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Article395 1918-08-20 9 •AM tuuMIKIM ol aietllnc SkMW mart M nCHdad M pntely ■smlatl Mi Ike iiMMH. •800,000 10 iO Am pang t.Kiniia) 10.CO 16.50 •100,000 1 I Ay or Wong B".* lot 9WO 8.00 1400,000 10 10 Kinta AsdOoUtto* 6% 16.74 1 0) £6u,G00 1 1 Kinta Tin I 8 ill395 words
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Article48 1918-08-20 9 (Qossit^Bio oj *r Aug 19 4 I 4 816 ■3i«s&ca 1815 16 Pmlv*l« mditt lai 2 4 1532 telill. !48 ?A7A| C^auuid 106f Ba itj v" iftsaftad 66 i 5.- '< sail Bulk B arlaf 18.5. 3-. li BcginiA T t: u s'v -:s? L^^^j.. 49 18 1848 words
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Article107 1918-08-20 9 Aug 19 Its (150 toca) 8170 00 v 18 00 24. f uttkiai ';*■>-. :<,• i 22. c0 > Black 9v& a g'pori 81 0 -v. ITyche I :V 40 5 C >£i (110 lo e Ik I nan Imtfgl (SO r•■ II GO'I Julj peStc U% Btesfcj no107 words
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Article30 1918-08-20 9 [AH British vessels unless marked.] Irritate Aug 17.— Emile (Dot Aug 18 Abboteford, Giang Seng Singaradja (Dot) Hung Lee (Chi Aug 19.— Lady Weld, Ban Hin Guan.30 words
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Advertisement131 1918-08-20 9 GORDON'S The Oldest Established London Qiii Distilleries famous for the iurity and Flavour of their OLD TOM" I DR Y GINS. I 1 OF ALL DEALERS ITHE BORNEO CO., LTD. I (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) I Buchanan's [Black and White I There is no better value on the Market Wfa this131 words
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Advertisement494 1918-08-20 9 WAN ED MECICAL OFFIS R For a property in Tier ygaou. AH ly to i ex ie c/o Tree Press WANT£D. Qualifltd H tpital Dfietai r Cot an F: s tat« in Briiish Nojth o».t o. Oood i alary to competent man. App^ enoU-fing ooptea of testimoiiiaid to .u.i c/o494 words
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Miscellaneous358 1918-08-20 9 CLEARANCES. Aug 17. Medusa, Klang, Selaogor, Anjoa Bacibat (Siam.) Ang 18.— Pin Samud (Sievm.) Aag 19 Scboutea (Dat.) MAlli TABLE Todaj inleimediate and loo&! tn&i.j |e unit is list below Peaang, Malacca, F.M.2 'iy HffftU) I p.o Saily (except Sunday). Johore 8, 9.30, noon, 3, 4 6 p.m. Cnoob Soon358 words
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Correspondence.
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991 1918-08-20 10 i To the Editor. t Sir,— l thought my let:er would make the worms wncgle aid now I aai expect ed to reply to Mr D xter Allrn'a remarks, j He eeems t> r# gret wy h*viug called^ attention to tbs advertisement, which he think* wouiJ991 words
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Article709 1918-08-20 10 Legalised by Federal Council. At the meeting of the Federal Council it Kuala Kangsar on Wednesday afternoon among tha many Bills passed was one legalising lotteries he id for war purposes, entitled the War Funds Bill. The Legal Adviser introduced the Bill on a certificate of urgency. It709 words
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Article207 1918-08-20 10 A meetiDg cf the general committee of the Wae Charities was held nt HoDgkong oa Aug 9, to cor.dider tbe arrangements for the celebration cf ''Our Day," Thurnd*j, Oct 24. IS w£n decided, That t'ae War Charities Co r.mitroe take in hand the organisation of 'Oar207 words
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Article1059 1918-08-20 10 PROPOSED WAR BOND DRAWING Scheme Opposed. A meeting of tbe members of tbe Hongkong Andrew's Society was held op Aug 8 to consider the feasibility of organising a War Bond Drawing on Sfc Andrew's Day. Mr R M Dyer (vice-President) occupied the chair, and said Gentlemen1,059 words
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273 1918-08-20 10 At the Hongkong Magistracy, on Aug 9, before Mr J R Wood, Violet Brown, a 'young Eurasian woman, wqb charged with 'returning from banishment before the 'expiration of her term. Sergeant Cockle stated that defendant had been banished to Shanghai a year ego, for a273 words
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Article128 1918-08-20 10 Clara Ktmball Young appears in The F oolleh Virgin," a Selznick feature wbicfc figures in the change of programme at tbe Alhambra to night. The picture is be adaptation of Tboma6 Dixon's novel in eia {large reels, powerfully dramatic in charac ter and with an excellent climax. Adaec128 words
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Article24 1918-08-20 10 The result of tbe men's monthly mtda !was a win for T A Fiett with a score c 87— 12-=75. I24 words
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Article97 1918-08-20 10 i Secretaries Evatt ond Co. I Kerling Mines 16 Yardage trcaUi 6, C00 cu. yds. Agents Quthrie and Co. Brunei 9,967 total from June 16 t< July 31 9,987. Suagei Buaya 86,8£2 Kwaloe 26,4*0 Sumatra Caoutchouc Maats- cbappij 81,871 Agents Harrisons <fe C'field Ltd (Medan United97 words
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Article83 1918-08-20 10 I Attendance at three recruits' parades i week ib compulsory. [Drills Marked are compulsory.] Wednesday, Au« 21. 4.00 p.m. Johnston's Pier for Fort Sera pong S V A Sec* I 4 I] 4.45 Johnston's Pier SRBvNCO. i 6.15 Drill Hall Maxim Co SVR ate I 5.10 SV83 words
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Advertisement268 1918-08-20 10 An enemy conquered Rheumatism Is not a mere < fleet of c Id at»£ (U~,> blcod. With good red, pure blood a man or *roajan of any aee 'r i and rbeumatism c»n be conquered by ktlliog the poison w ,r y making and purifying effect of mm Dr. Williams'268 words
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