The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 23 August 1918
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Title Section15 1918-08-23 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN OENTB SINGAPORE, FBIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1918. NO. 9,44815 words
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Article235 1918-08-23 1 Activity ie the order of the day on the Western Front, the enemy being ceaselessly pressed Page 5. Mangin's Army has successfully carri ed through the initial stage of an attack on 20 kilometres north of the Aisne, whioh may mean a flanking movement for the Vesle—235 words
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Article1339 1918-08-23 1 The wij m which the paifidoxes of Ufa are nnqaeetioningly, though often gmm blinj'v, accepted by the average human being is eometimes a source of bewilderment to those who make it their business «o delve a little deeply into the causes nod effects of things m general Take the1,339 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement155 1918-08-23 1 GOODRICH TYRES SOUDS AND PNEUMATICS Raffles 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- j, Orowther Shaw Go. Cjf^.i JR SPECIAL SURGES FOR kflrfel^) TROPICAL WEAR ARE '%s|§ 2UITB UNSURPASSED FOR155 words
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Advertisement91 1918-08-23 1 i I 1^ \^7- J IT HAS Na EQUAL. Prom all Dealers OR CONNELL BROS. COMPANY, 5 v^n/p A f?Pfi/"S I Raffles Chambers. f>H!\f[l DD[Q "OARIBONUM" LllVtLlir LU QAR3ON P/IPEi PRINTED OR PLAIN. (6 by 3J m, 9 by 4 m. PTTRPLE 0R LkrK SIZES 6 i b Y 391 words
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Advertisement110 1918-08-23 1 LA lES r ADVtBTI?%E«fcf*TS. Colonial Engineer calls for tenders for pub ie works— Page 3. Horse aud cartiago foi Bale— »Pijra 7. Wanted a part time book k^ej) <- Pace 7. Eastern Illustrated Review notice Page 8. Ho^son's for mueie Page 1. Guuny bags and twine for auction Page 3.110 words
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Advertisement5 1918-08-23 1 eOODRIGH TYRES SOLIDS AND PNELMATItS5 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous103 1918-08-23 1 *Wu' 23rd aifij Wai 1-14 a 11-3 p.m. Lodge St. George Regular, 9 p.m. •itß-t«*' 24th. Qlgb wstet II 48 i.« il pm. St. Bartholomew. Kelemak Rubber Co, noon. Eastern Gate Emergent, Bpm Sunday 25th. Blgh Water -9 p.iu li-th Sunday afttr Trinity Address to Men", V. Theatre, 9 p.m.103 words
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Article354 1918-08-23 2 The Rubber Crisis Bfeiwti Brown, Phillipi and Stewart •end te tV> Penai pi ths following 6i:--fpt f re pi sutes c t b ipe ial saeetlng nj tbo C, i mittea ol the PeaangCbAtuber ct Cainn: :c- i_cld iv m- Chain bs~ Ang 19 Th« Chairman354 words
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Article183 1918-08-23 2 Tha art of the litA rary ho^x is easier when, aa m the caaa cf Mr Kipling there is a wide interval between the Tictini's bi-st and bia worst. Careful, workmanship caa ooiy ba imitaticd by carefo! wockmaQdhip, bnti the slipshod invite* tho elipshovidier. I don t183 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement379 1918-08-23 2 NOW on T I SALE H (Cloth Covers $1.75) DOLUR DIRECTORY OFFICE, 16 CHANGE ALLEY. DR. SCOTT'S RENOWNED GBiPE MiXiUilE or Infants' Preservative [Regd j A Boon to fnf ants and Motners alike Quickly gives relief m Gripes, oases of Colic clue to AcidiGy, Flatulence or Indlgi btioß and iv379 words
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Advertisement539 1918-08-23 2 Palladium ORCHARD ROAD TO-NIGHT! AT 9.30 TO-NIGHT!! THE SECOND SENSATIONAL FEATURE of "The Seven Deadly Sins" ENTITLED 5 "PRIDE" 5 Parts V Parts Featuring the Great Actor HOLBROOK BLINN. AND PULL PROGRAMME mmr—ni— n ■mm i iiimr -mm urn In the First Show Commencing at 8 o'clock A STIRRING VITAGRAPH539 words
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Advertisement263 1918-08-23 2 From Tuesday. Aug. 21, until Sunday a,.« A GREAT ACTRESS IN A GREAT PICTURE DI l\ns 2S YOUNG IN ONE OF HER GREAT ST PRODi 4l^ At The AlhamSjijs The Hall for Music and Fca:urcs. Bemo] In the Second Show at 915 n m presents CLARA KIMBALL V U rThe263 words
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Advertisement874 1918-08-23 3 a^ r=^ AUCTION SALE OF \\Y BAGS A TWINE (Damagai by Kaio) X < i c 4 Cc-ipaiy have been instructed and will offer for sale by public Ksi* 4 at Cast Reclamation, Tan jong Pagar. Fridny 9 23rd August, 1&18, at 3 p.m. i mi 4S by 3J, 43874 words
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Advertisement884 1918-08-23 3 GOVERNMENT OF JOHORE. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. Tenders art Invited for the Following Work at Johore Bahru Plans and Specifloatlons may be seen on application at tbe Drawing Office. P.W.D Johcre Babru, on any day (Fridays excepted) between hours ot 9-30 am, aud 4 p.m. The lowest or any tender not884 words
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Advertisement834 1918-08-23 3 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Tenders, will be rec ived at the Colonial Secretary's Office, np to noon of the 4th September. 19 8 for the following works I. Alterations to entrance of Kaffles Girls' School from Servants' Quarters v. Construction of Store at Overseer's Quarters, Reformatory Road 9. Conversion of latrine into834 words
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Advertisement154 1918-08-23 3 SALE BARGAINS I I IN OUR i i Ladies' Depts. Ladies' Cotton Vests Pine Quality Cotton Vests Splendid Value 95 cts. each* Ladies' Voile Robes 1 ca I 30 only slightly shop soiled this season's styles Hosiery Department 250 Pairs Assorted Lisle Cotton and Silk Hose Slightly Faded at Half154 words
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Article21 1918-08-23 4 Domestic Occurrence. BIRTH. Hops in.— On August 81st, to Mr and Mrs H L Hopkin at Bongkok, a daughter (both well).21 words
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Article33 1918-08-23 4 Rosi— William.— On 21 fit August, at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, Robbi t Yool Ross to Alice Williams, daughter of the late Mr. and Airs. Morgan Williams, Park View House, Bath, England.33 words
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2015 1918-08-23 4 The Singapore Free Press Friday, August 23, 1918. The report of the Housing Com mission is foil of meat." With no desire to belittle the deep study of the difficult problems of reconstruction of the town with a view to improving its ■health, and the vexed problem of how i2,015 words
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Article70 1918-08-23 4 Two Chtoeae, Choo Ah Tek and Oof Choon Hye, olerke Attached to the Indian Army Reorniting Offloe, Fort Craning, were yesterday committed to the forth com I Log aitizei by Mt Ham, third magistrate, m a charge of forging an agreement for lerviee for the purpose of70 words
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Correspondence.
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Article284 1918-08-23 4 TO THE EDITOB, Sir.-Th. on.Ln, clerical coe^ UQili t¥ f lt «M ject have prompted ne lo \to lowing remark*, nt; The pee.. Kb!, o( |W<W j Houses Ordinance "^J^^ jit >« expedient that lne u-T.N made mote efficient for tb b 6 of common gat>-.:i X 8D Pprtn,284 words
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Article424 1918-08-23 4 SINN FRIN IN AUSTRALIA Siosatlonal Dlssclesures I Melbf.un c Jcnt i;.l A eeneatioDal ditclomre coLCtrnisjM influence m Aaet- !ia ot jfci 1 publican Broth ri Bid at sji Acting Prime Min;-ti-r (Mr WtM te%nt when be announced that serec cl ringleaders had been timult&c-cnt.\ ►tß^d and interm* BflfiHMfetl ■MVNKOfea bid424 words
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Article10 1918-08-23 4 MtOK Chesterton bs| l f£,^B Anbury Bled-cal ■ndbeenpl*'"' loo 1110 words
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Advertisement249 1918-08-23 4 BOLS DRY GIN Caldbeck Macgregor Go. Wine and Spirit Merchants. Edison's jElCTBii^ DIAMOND DISC "THE PHONOGRAPH WITH Pl^E^^^i^^^lsS Cabinet, Mahogany, Golden Oak, Weathered g^^STS^^&dta^^ Oak or Fumed oak contains record filing space g a^^^^^gS^^^lgfeii with cards and Indexes for filing. Twelve-inch B MU*fißtt^3fo*&&£ tzr&FJ turn table. Tone modulator. Automatic re-249 words
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Advertisement43 1918-08-23 4 Wilson Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS ORCHARD BO AD TELEPHONE 1088 6 Cabinet Portraits 96 (12 do $10) Note In* conditions of our offer 11 Ho satisfactory Proof, No Payment." No better guarantee of the high quality of otr york oonid be given or demanded43 words
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Article142 1918-08-23 5 gUD ARMY MOYB3 mother Surprise 21-Is was the Third 3 A L- thit attacked this T vj, front was nine milei, bet j :zi tvil a mI Beaoooarfc sur' r iira-hfd witbont artillery 0 and 8 c° lfl P lete r P"»«: I***" ir h reliably reported142 words
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Article83 1918-08-23 5 v .U2 20 -A Berne wire says AtnUH3 D.iper Neve Freie Press g iaji iheJ As new tacks used m A i j ft rv real ambulant fortresses TWA-bei:er Z i'.wiu ot the same date U .V- do not know if the Germ till b: sti'e to make83 words
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Article316 1918-08-23 5 My win? *f v fro"3 Ana I A Rsnarkcble Story Yjtk Jane 26. !ii:*--r- j.'e^mer relate ■k:*: > k i a 3'e*mer off B>i:: h n mm "Übnaarine ki>^-: the -met and struck Hi r.:-r L* boa: w- -"> a?. 3 b'own to ftc- c; -v316 words
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Article686 1918-08-23 5 NO SURPRISE Flanking the Aisne (*J •ntnaarima Gable] [■—tar's aVvtoel Paris, Aug 21. —Renter's special correspondent on the French front says that General Mangin yesterday found the Germans strongly entrenched and ready for hie attack, whioh they made every disposi tion to parry with their best units.686 words
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Article120 1918-08-23 5 Copenhagen, Aug 21.— The Dutch steamer GaßConier, en route Brooklyn to Rotterdam, with a cargo of grain and flour for the Belgian relief committee, wai fired on without warning by a U-boat m Norwegian waters. The TOMel, whioh wae fully marked and flew the special flag,120 words
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Article155 1918-08-23 5 SEIZING INTERNED SHIPS »j *J«bs»arlße OaMaj I Hester Betvioej Madrid, Aag 21.— 1 l is officially annoonoed that (he Council of Ministers on the 90th finally approved a Note reoapftulaling German outrages whereby tweoiy per oenl ol the Spanish mercantile marine hai been rank And over a155 words
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Article261 1918-08-23 5 Amsterdam, Aug 21. The German 00l onial secretary, Herr Solf, addressing tbe German Society, referred to Mr Balfour't speech cabled on Aog 8 After denying that Germany did not intend to restore Belgium as an independent state, be spoke of Mr Bdlfour'a references to the German oolonies. Solf261 words
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Article42 1918-08-23 5 London, Aug 20. The Times states that though a definite decision is awaited it is probable that the representative of India at the periodical meetings ol tbe Imperial War Cabinet will be the Seoretaty of State for India.42 words
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Article150 1918-08-23 5 London, Aug 21. Renter's correspo. dent at Biitieh headquarters (Aug 2l) wires that the following German order, signed by Ludendorff. has fallen into oar h*ncU. "It has coma to my koo fledge that men on leave hava apakeu publicly of a revolution tn break out m Qerroai150 words
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Article88 1918-08-23 5 London, Aug 21.— Mr Lloyd George, speaking at Cricouth, emphasised tbe necessity of saving coal and increasing the output. Without minimising tbe British sufferings, they were not comparable for oce hour with Fre net's. All the latter'e 00^1 mines had been taken away. Tbe least we could88 words
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Article68 1918-08-23 5 11 The Hidden Hand," now nearing the end, continue* its cuq at the Marlboruugh with three new episode s to night, (be entertainment provided being improved by the addition of ft good Triangle Key ■tone oomedy m two reeli. A Bluebird five reel future it being presented m68 words
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Article324 1918-08-23 5 From Our Own Oozns9§md&mi Kuala Lumpur, Aug 23. Firsfc day'i results: Race I.— Will o* the Wisp (Thompson) 1 Pegasus (Billttc) 2 May B (Southall) 8. Won by three lengths same dittanoe between ■eeond an i third* Time Im9 c. Tote *88 96, 96, 99. Race 2.— Silent324 words
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Article186 1918-08-23 5 Race 1. Golden Rock 1 Highgate 2, Only two starters 917. Won by short head m 1.04 1 5. Race 2. -Kota Tinggi 1 Charles X 2 Tim 8 916, 8 and 8. Won by two lengths and two lengths 1.05 1 6. Race 8. Ampang 1 Paul186 words
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Article307 1918-08-23 5 CALCUTTA'S CHAMBER OF HORRORS. The Anarchists Museum. Calcutta, 24th July. A most interesting supplement to the report of the Rowlatt Commitsion is n museum that has just been opened at the Police Training School m Calcutta Here are gathered together various exhibits ihat have been produced from time to time307 words
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Advertisement113 1918-08-23 5 Robinson Co. SPECIAL NOVELTIES ff^ LfluIGS /f «j ijh^^) OpUPI.S fflra^ SI<J RT FANCY &TRIPES Giw Puk, Sk X c, Par r.a Violet, > igi.ei etc cc. Robinson Co. Mr. H, N. *UC RIDGE iate< (MessuhLAFAYFITE, PliOtogmpo rh«i MAJKSTIKSi Begs to announce that he eoi diats w t Cfs* 'i113 words
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Advertisement965 1918-08-23 6 KONINKUJKE PAKETVURT MAATSCHAPPIJ (Incc rporated m Bolland.) Hoyal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. 3 COLLYBR QUAY. UNDER CQNTRACr WITH THE NETHERLANDS IHDIA GOVERNMENTS. and to Oosthavon. Merak K.Handa and at Sourabaya to Soemenap. Banjoewangi. Boeleleng, Ampenan, Benoa and Laboeanmoek and to Macassar J»f JJ j Bac d Billiton, Cheribon and965 words
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Advertisement907 1918-08-23 6 n v X mm. m m *t MESSI6EEIEB MARIIIMBS 4 (Incorporated m Frahof) JAPAN HA t i uiiAncuiu Fm. itA Monthly service between Shanghai, Hong. 31C4AM3EIU" %A3.t 1-55* Kong| Q B) \g aDt Singapore. Oolumbo, Djibouti, ÜBOOifOffatea is Japu) B «n* and Mareeillee and vice-versa. EUROPEAN LINE branch limi. Portnightl907 words
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Advertisement542 1918-08-23 6 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPhv (INCORPORATED IN U.S.A.) "Hf, REGULAR MONTHLY TRANS PACIFIC SEHVICE Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San |> ailcl SB. "COLOIBIA", 14,000 tons from Hongkong on or abn, n S.S. YEMEZOEUk I',1 14 000 tons do do 1' b Nl Ifin S.S. "ECUADOR", 14 000 tons do542 words
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Article49 1918-08-23 7 OAHHKNim p vo Aug 32 4 xi. 4 8-16 iUMUkd J 8 16 16 iStftSi iMdlti 5 mi |.4 15-82 filhlH 6«n2ttcd B»ol 814 i tniU, T. T. i4 B JAT4, £sm:ind 10«f i asmaci 66& rnonesi, Bank Bnrtni 18.841 Be bI ii SneUoJ ii*t« S% Bwß«ti>Ui>aw 49*49 words
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Article82 1918-08-23 7 Aug 22 ?fn (175 tone) §167.00 17.75 I 24.60 tU 22.C0 ipp** Blttck DwEia, vpor* 80.50 PfffMl, tWlrfti Ms) 42.00 itmagi (80 to tfe* A oom fcwSa asm w m aon Blaet aom }l&uk, inuJl pififi tell QsAii^f aom ilytfc It 0.25 > j'^** s aom ,-s^- .-iTi.-c 182 words
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Article178 1918-08-23 7 lug. '22, 1918 .^L. u^v. u;6 no: ii.i m Meet>r» Pratei etd Cot fe*feenl»7'i •hareut't;— Bujere Seller* i i 2.70 8.00 I .»y 2 2 80 A>-r H;:,;n 11. CO 12. f0 i» B o*r 11- ou 12.; o l« n»ak 1.90 5 50 tfalaka P.idt co178 words
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Advertisement929 1918-08-23 7 M t i2.C00.000 UN* 1 Assurance m force over $9,000,000 r^ m \T rASIBN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS) ifT v MONEY TO LOAN. LIBEBAL COMMISSION TO BROKERS For all psrttentars. apply to A. H. PAIR, Managing Direotor. or to HORACE W. RAPER, bireotor of Agencies THE929 words
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Advertisement595 1918-08-23 7 WANTED. One Book-keeper, twice a week for an houi or two. Europe Hairdressing Saloon. 9 j g EUROPE HOTEL. WANifcD MEDICAL OFFIC:R For a property m Trengganu Enclosing copies of qualifications and stating salary required. Apply to Box 19 c/o Free Press SO 8 v c WANTED. Qualified Hospital Dresser595 words
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Miscellaneous159 1918-08-23 7 DAILY SHIPPING xX-JB r*O I". i Bri eh v, saU anleu matbeJ Irrifalt. lag 21 B lyskes (I t.) uftdj lledoia, K.tuet Heng i m dea Bo cb, Broawec (Dot) Fen jhi M itu >"•-). 21 -B«m« ra(d« 3rl ICaM, Ipub, M i H tri Injoa NHet (Oat); llacbme; (Sat)159 words
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Article951 1918-08-23 8 S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT. Finals and t rkskntation of Prizes. The final g«"u« iht S C C L.-»wi», Tennis Co .-o «'«if:it «<)<■*■ pUyed la«--■■■■■Tn i >«i y- j !*h& ccoJllivU« r-?re noJ »nuc ve.y fine play was witnessed by a large company of spectators. Id A doable; Aflftl Onwt951 words
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Article887 1918-08-23 8 The following telegrams received by] wirplegi from **:tn Diego CUI, have been banded to Renter's Agency by the Amerioan Legation Peking, 25 July. W«*«b*ng*on —Sweden has advised the Sate D^p«rtnipnt thai the Turkish Government the U S demand ptombed to do Ui full duty when the taota we887 words
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Article1227 1918-08-23 8 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association 860 th Auction 21st and 22nd August, 1918. Offered for sale 1,781.089 lb. Tons 772.81. Prices Realized, Cts per lb. Bm. Sheet Fine Ribbed 88 to 45 Good 28$ 87i Good Crepe Fine Pale Thin 88$ 48$ Good 27$ 881,227 words
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Article219 1918-08-23 8 The undarmentioned Singapore proper ties were sold by auction &t ihe a ie: aom of the Coramercia] Rubber Co, ou Wtidnti day bfcemoon 999 yearn' leasehold land and hou»e No. 158 Telnk Ayer st area 1,422 squire feet, bougur by Mr Chavsr Wah Rang for 95,700 BCO year*'219 words
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Article77 1918-08-23 8 Sunday, august 25th 1 Johnston's Pier. 9. 10 and ;1 am 2.80 and 3.30 p.m. Club Baugaiow, 9.30. 10. SO and 12.15. am. 8. and 5 HO p m High Tide 12.19 p ra. Height 9ft 7 m. Tbe Club diving fioino°tition v^il! be held af-^er the77 words
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Article24 1918-08-23 8 Secretaries Evan and Co Indragiri 19 835; total for 12 months 246,247. Kuala Swab. 7 567 total to date 45,88924 words
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Article85 1918-08-23 8 Attendance at three recruits' parades a »f j fk is compulsory. [Drille Milked are compulsory t- BID AY AUQ 28 4 00 p.m. Johnston's Pier for Fort Silopo SV A Sees 111 kIV 5.00 Rieim Point P Brani SR B ?PB Pla'oon 1 5.00 Mount Friber MC85 words
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Advertisement159 1918-08-23 8 I ATTENTION! "S o Our Greed is Your afeguan* ij We never effer to onr clleuts advert'sing r i r wiihr a safe in\estment with every or portuLitv (or substantial return A c The Eastern Illustrated Review D 47 49 THE ARCADE 1 Beautiful and Durable i$ A large range159 words
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