The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 August 1918
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Title Section15 1918-08-28 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. KEN CENTS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28 1918. NO. 9,45215 words
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Article282 1918-08-28 1 Id four days the British have captured 20 000 Germans. Since July 15 the Allies m France have taken 100,000 prisoners Page 5. The Allied offensives continue merrily, supplemented by a new one by the British m the Scarpe sector, which has already been very successful. And282 words
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Article729 1918-08-28 1 His period of usefulness vraa nominally over. expired the day bo left hie great state bebind bim and walked down the steps of Government House at tha concln* sion of hie term of office ac lieutenant* governcr cf a province ac larye as England. The ultimate end729 words
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Advertisement140 1918-08-28 1 GOODRICH TYRES SOLID AND PNEUMATICS Baffles Motor Garage FOR SALE 1 Brand New New Comet Motor Cycle," 2 I. P. 2 Speed, four stroke, fitted with precision Junior Engine and also Motor Assessolids. i J. Crowther Shaw Co. j£ Mi M\ OUR SPECIAL SSRGES FOR t^J: t#^ i I TROPICAL140 words
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Advertisement203 1918-08-28 1 IT IS REAL ECONOMY TO BUY A 1 \J JnL JLi JnL JJ^ x JnL H% I IT IS LOWEST IN FIBST COST j 1 MOST ECONOMICAL IN frETROL AND TYRES. I In the Secondhand Market it Commands a more f 3 Ready Sale and a Proportionately Higher Price than203 words
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Advertisement62 1918-08-28 1 LATFST Another Deadly Sin at the Palladium Pase 2. Powell's Bales of office and household furniture, etc Page 2. Government Monopolies invite tenders Page 3. Bargains nt Wbiteaway's Page 8. Muscatel at C M and Co —Page 4. JOHN BEGG'S WHITE OAPSULI Scotch Whisky As S pplied to all the62 words
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Advertisement5 1918-08-28 1 GOODRICH TYRES SOLIDS AND PNEUMATICS5 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous93 1918-08-28 1 the vrsss Wiitassda; 28th. High W>:> v— 2 16 urn., 2-11 p.m. TbßFtdav 29th. S!fb Wait" 32t a.m., 3.1 pm. Moon Last Quarter S.C.C. annual meeting, 5.15 p.m. Fr'd y 30th Ml*h Wai 44- a ,48 p.m. Municipal ~k>mmi?sion, 2.3J p m. Satinlij 31st. Hlfih Waftor- 6-44 ,5 3 f93 words
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Article415 1918-08-28 2 Sujimec is cot quite gone, is it? Amid war'a awful terrors, the echoes of our eartero* soiu-'ter, and its fellow, tbe OBOkoo mmj Will linger m inar>y a trench ulor.^ lh« Basfl Afghan frinße of dear old Sngland. The preseol writer has not heard the n'Khtinjju'a'3 trill415 words
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Article318 1918-08-28 2 American versus German Soldiers. Tha American eoldier'a opinion of the lenHmy ie presented concisely m the first Istne of a foar*page newspaper published by members of Company C, 165 th Infantry <tbe old 69;h Regiment of New York). Id is one of thy pioneer publications of318 words
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Article58 1918-08-28 2 O Bft v r.\ i. c i- -»'j,~ta m France, can tajbod: l Wbj-, mj< i I ;j .-.vft; Bmbekte. you mns>' on I«oh iH il J Aad. if I knot? (ua hauci ol man, W* pretty ■ale to bet Tkmt tkltet you |al back58 words
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Advertisement566 1918-08-28 2 NOW on T S i SALE Wsi HB (Cloth Covers $1.75; DOLU-8 DIB^STORY OFHCS, 16 CHAMGE HLEY. I MjKmmHmHmmMBMMmvkAOMU^Tr.-r.^ >^.''- jQaMarr«m«Mm« I i- ea j \,javjßfc- aa/xaa -j^ j* <fc.- v^ -a^-" s.^^ j AGNESIA (Registered) i i HAIR CREAM Aoongrea y pr**paraUon for tlxiog the i, hair m any566 words
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Advertisement408 1918-08-28 2 Palladium ORCHARD ROAD Complete Change of Programme. To-Night! At 9-50 To-Night!! THE THIRD DEADLY S N The Sensation of Singapore. Supported by New Comedies, New Dramas. In the First Performance Commencing at 8 o'clock. kTHE FIRST TWO EPISODES The Greatest Mystery Serial of Modern Times "The Hidden Hand" Together \?ith408 words
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Advertisement358 1918-08-28 2 From Monday, Aug. 26, to Saturday^^^ Pictures of Great Dramatic P**r Enforini? EntrrtaScment cf Except! Dal At The Alhambri The Hall for Mu!lo and Features. Be w A In the Second Show at 9 15 p n. A THANHOUSKR S E lAI Per.sitiona! and QtfppiSg, wit'i a Pcyvrifuiiy DnMMtia txnaoid358 words
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Advertisement472 1918-08-28 3 gEPPEL GOLF CLUB. NOTICE fh fknninl Gent-al Meeting of V i Kappd tOll Ciub mU be CLUB HOrSE j jy August 29th, at 6-15 p.m. uiwlttßfi'a reporl and Qt a fox the year ended t pmveJ to pas^ same. r the ensuing year DtoaJl and Recorded by i tof Rule472 words
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Advertisement543 1918-08-28 3 OLD BAGGRGE Notice Is hereby given that there is a certain amount of old baggage lying at the Europe Hotel and tf the t-arue is not claimed within 14 da)B it wiil be Oe»troyed. EUROPE HOTEL LTD. Arthur E. Odell, Manager. v.c WARMIG. The Number plates of Bullock Cart No.543 words
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Advertisement1679 1918-08-28 3 TENDERS INVITED. Z PAWNBROKERS' LICENCES, SELANGOR. fj Tenders will be received at the olfice of the j Secretary to Resident Belangor, Kuala Lumpur, up to noon on ihf> 3tth September, 1918, for the right to receive a licence to aoi as Pawnbroker under the Pawnbrokers Enactment, 1914, m each tf1,679 words
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Advertisement200 1918-08-28 3 WHITEAWAY'S j Special Attractions! FOR LAST WEEK OF SALE. jf^yP^^^^^ I ters. Tbeee garments are easily f* worth double the price which we To Glear i o Gabardine Rain- are offering them at. Grand c ftt-s Sizes 36 to 4<. Check f^. ir.d. nepney or roll collar, opportunity vet;/ smert200 words
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Article51 1918-08-28 4 Domesic Occurences. DEATH On 27th Augu t 1918 at her residence 10 Bairuoral Road, Ong Joo Ec N.eo, widow of the late Bee Ecg Guat, mother of the late See Ewe Boon, and grandmother of Mr. See Tiong Wah, J P. and Municipal Commissioner, aged 76 years. (Amoy papers please51 words
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970 1918-08-28 4 Singaporer Free Press. Wednesday, Aug. 28, 1918, In the spnng the young man' 6 fancy lightly torna to thoughts of love." la the autcmn the Colonial Treasurer's thought and the thought of every head of a department is turned towards the estimates for th? nrxt year. If he be the970 words
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Article415 1918-08-28 4 Sir Eiward and Lady Brockccac are back from Japan. An ordinary meeting cf tbe Municipal Ccmtiiisaionets will be held ou Friday. Aug 30, as 2.80 p m. British North Borneo exported 60,000 tone of SiUnioop on oal dariag 1017, of which somectiiug l.ke 28 000 toas ware tiksn by overseas415 words
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Article640 1918-08-28 4 COMMON GAMING HOOSB ORDINANCE. To the Editor. Sir, Thta id the hi it letter I shall write ia the present controversy oa thU eabject, aad I feauli try to bd as brief ai poeeible. I had not) mteaded wriiiug at all but certain trie ais of uiiue thick that640 words
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Article127 1918-08-28 4 As the Examiner found it impracticable last week to go through the wLo.'e pro gramme for Speed Tests m the competi live examinations, he was only able to take up those for 60 and 00 words. The I other testa wiJi be hold on Friday. Aug fcO127 words
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Article146 1918-08-28 4 S.nce 1.8. MLoci4Af tie cffije i( tlu Consul de Pcance has been »eniovfd from R'ver Vtliey rd, tod i<i new luti'ail d on the «fcCOLd floor c( Rcffl.e Oh>WJWIT. j Ki-z Brothers BuildiLg?. Tbie cbacge wiU be raoeh bpn^ci-ifed by the public wbo irey tau cr; ctilitge vi:L tfcfl Confob4<146 words
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Article545 1918-08-28 4 Health From th;m dm, vi i Z !OM^ The vital Kofi-., :> »O4 616. Ml, p r 4 7,2 Ear..,,-., lUtm 10,6 i i:) Brlb l Banbi 1 1, >• r. inilie, !i-c'i; i red 19 6 ;fc 6. f 1 i lOttW, r. ITSO ban L.545 words
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Article28 1918-08-28 4 FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAMS 1 I bdJ Mmm w nf h an I Roj Th.- H-i^'i kibcrttoß*) u,,ucb us." r^- H In tfce llwcti«i I pletiog their oonoeutrauo B28 words
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Advertisement311 1918-08-28 4 France, Our Frienfi and Ally, offers us Golden Guinea the produce of her beautiful Vineyards For Cultivated Tastes GOLDEN GUINEA French Sparkling Muscatel A Shipment Just Received j SOLE AGENTS Galdbeok Macpgor Co. JOHN LITTLE l£? SINGAPORE and KUALA LUMPUR. The oniy Safety Razor which tj "^y/ o strops itself311 words
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Advertisement44 1918-08-28 4 Wilson Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS ORCHARD ROAD. TELEPHONE 1086 p he: 8 6 Cabinet Portraits $6 (12 do S1O) Kofte the conditions of oar offer "No satisfactory Proof, No Payment." No better guarantee of the high quality of oar work could be given or demasoed.44 words
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Article1249 1918-08-28 5 DEFENCE CRACKS OP BEFORE ALLIED OFFENSIVES Mew British Attack .V ..G:- IN SC4RPE RHGION .f f" i b h I k a v DtSftd i' i v j Io r j i v f p3Sltioi»G :r i l ;.n i Saturday r Tattoo, iv? m re1,249 words
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Article289 1918-08-28 5 Alarmist Rumours Circulating Amsterdam, Aug 26.— The German War Minister Von Stein's interview, cabled yesterday, iebut one of a series of apparently inspired articles m the German prase recently, for breaking tbe news of tha failure m the wett to tbe German people generally indicating that Germany289 words
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Article112 1918-08-28 5 Jfroiß Our Own Correspondent Pen&Dg, Aug 27. The ffDoual meeting of Sfc Andrew'a Sojiety was helJ, Mr Lonie praiding. The membtrbiiip bus incicafeid bj 25. the cedit b.ilt nee of geoeral accouod m $727, Kbj'ieifac-ocy iv view vi the uuiubdr of men ho hu\e gone avvay. L-i-t ynt112 words
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Article18 1918-08-28 5 Bait] field >• Iw v <. I V 1 1 11 ie I m p .< -<. Jfi M> -Midsr and18 words
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Article167 1918-08-28 5 Brilliant Allied Commanders Loodoo, Au; -.m Wonderful ia tbe -i j rtivH applied to tb«» suc^esreH cf m we< k end, which hava evoked tha mh hasi kslia romroe.'jt of the experts cf PwU i.if! L ndou. Mftiehfti Fuoh's h.,.. 1 r... Utal hi^ obaooe baa oome, M167 words
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Article45 1918-08-28 5 W*'jm Our Own Ccrrttponden* Knnln Lu{;jouc, Aug 27. A Qre Ihiamorniag, liescroyed Meeers 'Ciiaw Kit's rubber factory at Kuala Lum pnc Damaga id essiiuaifiiJ at $78,000 one jthoasftßd pikuls of rubber vere destroyed. I Tbe damage Ib partly covtr d by insurauce.45 words
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Article40 1918-08-28 5 The members and fzieuda of the Eura Han Literary Association are reminded !ibat Miss Flora Stront will lecture at the Association roorii.-. on Thursday the 29th iost. Tbe &übj.c wUI be The fraeJom wiiich coinca from knowing the Truth. 140 words
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Article259 1918-08-28 5 riUutor't Benric«] London, Aug 26— R-otet'a correepon dent at British headquarters, wirirg H noon to day, eaya This morning's attac! east of Arras oariind our battle flan] towards the Soarpe at the moment whei the eye* of the Germans were nervous]; turned elsewhere. Consequently, th< enemy was rudely259 words
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Article84 1918-08-28 5 Shy of the Transports Wusamston, Au^ 25.— Ths Acting Nary Secretary, Roar Admiral Pairxe?, state* that tbe ill- euccefscf tbe attempts cf tfct submarines operating m Americf-n writers to interfere with Ibe tran*pirfc nf troops and supplies is shown from tbe fact that not a eingie84 words
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Article71 1918-08-28 5 New York, Aug 26.— Jadge Mayer, of the Fedora! Admira'ty Court;, has decided that the Canard Line is not liable for the loss of life and property by the destine tion of tbe Luaitanm. Ilia investigations during twelve months conclusively prov ed that tbo Lusitanii waa never armed,71 words
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Article53 1918-08-28 5 Washington, Aug 25.— The Treasury announces that the United States, since her entry into the war, bis lent to the Allies 1,218. This is apait from credits established of 669 to 6 eat Britain, 4]B to France, 152 to Italy, and 104 to other Allies. (All figures53 words
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Article32 1918-08-28 5 London, Aug 26 —At Springfield, Illi nois, Mr Roosevelt, m v speech, called for stern prosecution of the war, and insis tence on a peace cf complete overwhelming victory.32 words
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Article28 1918-08-28 5 Amsterdam, Aug 26. A telegram from Munich, official, eaya that the King La? announced the engagerm-nt of the Crown Prince Rapprtcht and Pnnoees Antoinette of Luxemburg.28 words
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Article30 1918-08-28 5 London. Aujz i 4 P^i^r's correepou daut t>t an Atlantic port m Arnprica e^n that Sic Robert Botdeo utid big patty, ui)d Biso Mr Hoover, bave arrived.30 words
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Article24 1918-08-28 5 Laadoo, Aug 24.— The Duiiy Chronic! r uoderbtftLdti chat prodteerin? m spikes its ecgagiug the attention of tha Food Minis f ry.24 words
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Article16 1918-08-28 5 Amplerdnm Aug 28 German fub marina has soven Djtcj lugger b <£f Yruuiden.16 words
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Article129 1918-08-28 5 At p* recent meeting of the genet*'] commi.t <■ (f he Calcutta Corporation tfce Heal t> QMuu r made the followirg state ment 1 rigret 'o L>.w& to import tbab 0;^ tpAevale of inflaenza Lub caused a jiqarked c' o -a the den(h rftte which has>ucd.r! ripen from 81.8 pet129 words
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Advertisement40 1918-08-28 5 I Robinson Go. 1 II J FIELD >£BV(CE POCKEF BEOK 1914 ft With Amendments iOiG at 9U cJ^ Ho binson Go. 1 AR E.TTES. tovarom«« H:,pJt is chnifhoii tt» 5^5 Settle.^.i« S F.M.S. f |;|^j> >^ if m 0 *.f? t^\40 words
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Advertisement648 1918-08-28 6 P* &O« fSaiTise India 4ND /tLpcah JLjine (OoniflclCß Inooyporataa is £Snflana.| Mail and Passenger Services peninsular and oriental s. n. Co. (Under Contract with Hia Majesty's Government.)] WHO company's MAIL SERVICES EAST OP BOMBAY are at present fbe Company's INTERMEDIATE SERVICES TO AND FROM LONDON are at present suspended. rassensere648 words
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Advertisement879 1918-08-28 6 MESSAGERIES MARITIHES (INOORPOBATED IK FIUHCF) MUL Llfil, Monthly service between Shanghai, HongKong, Saigon, Singapore. Golnmbo, Djibouti, Egypt and Marseilles and vice versa. BRIKCH LIMB, Fortnightly sevvioe between Baigon-Toarane Haiphong. For farther Information apply to J. da CPURTffIS, Agents. OCEAN TRANSPORT CO., LTD. (Incorporated m Japan). The above Company maintains a879 words
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Advertisement549 1918-08-28 6 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CCfc (INCOBPORITED IN I' gj| VlTj r#J REGULAH MONTHLY TRANS JACIFIC SERvi Hongkong, Sbangbsl, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu «fa CL SS. COLOMBIA", 14.000 tons from HoDßkonc on S.S. "YEMEZOEU'-, ***** tons So S.S, "ECUADOR 14 000 ton, do and ovf?y 28 daye MhlHifL^. The steamers have the moet549 words
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Article1414 1918-08-28 7 Naval Expedition to Lake Tanganyika The Hnnonnctmen 1 made a few days ago that the completion of the Kataaga Railway affords through route by railway and steamer from Cape Town to Dar esSalaam recalls the arduous labours which were necessary to enable the British naval expedition to1,414 words
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Advertisement36 1918-08-28 7 81 A iflkT i'PTT 1 f*T% 1 Pal 1 < ir.ii iiii v ir 111? L/A \JlmiTLflJ AUSTRALIAN EUCALYPTUS OIL m Cases Containing (2 by 28 lb. tins.) I QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION. I P ORATED IN ENGLAND)36 words
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Advertisement289 1918-08-28 7 C. &t B. English Soups I 30 Varieties All Delicious JJ The Cuisine of one of the finea chefs m the world available for your table. I J Crosse Blackwell Guarantee these Soups L A^,« m l 0 M-er ideal CoBditlons «U tfcelr table delicacies. I ASBKTS Ml LEA 4289 words
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Advertisement249 1918-08-28 7 i I j I i f^T^S Economy fe-i 'pIIE Simmons Three-Pieco ComMna- lf| tion Bedstead, equipped Mill* Simmons E| fabric mattress, assures you the re?t and ciiir.fort of a ;V 1 1 higher priced bed— luxury at a price you can afford. I SIMONS I II COMBINATION BEDSTEADS I El249 words
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Article830 1918-08-28 8 Writing m the Occult Review on Fubre's recently issued wotk, The Wonderi of Instinct Chapters m the Psychology of Insects," Mr W H ChesEon says "la reading J H Fabre's fascinating chapters, one feels that it is not insulting to compare the mental endowment or830 words
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Article1017 1918-08-28 8 Ores That Grow Richer Wood Asb Fertilizer The Poison ot Egg* Tele phone Deafness Forty three Feet of Rain— New Source of Iceland Spar Economy m Electric Cooking An Automatic Dynamo New Bearing Metal. Since the original deposition of met allic ores m the eartJU, secondary action has1,017 words
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Article323 1918-08-28 8 The gay kqJ iMtt the btW |2 tious j[ i tfli«| tki Truly wti d the inn I traa.for.n himstJl m being he g?aera!ly m j |f &r.l UUti U33n &a m I jiacb ib »n is somet, n rector^ healtn. Tv,. b .b., J:.-\ ir.cogn^od ev-N323 words
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Advertisement279 1918-08-28 8 icKelin Red Inner Tube is made of pure para rubber it insures: the maximum mileage the minimum expense because it lasts 3 times longer than any other inner tube and i L/vIOLO LllW IvCldl STOCKISTS Singapore Straits Motor Garage Chin Huat Hin Oil Trading Co Cycle Carriage Co; Ong Sam279 words
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Advertisement222 1918-08-28 8 •1 > jU* When baby needs a food it *£Si&'f %~1 ma y e^P the mother m her I *v f *t$ V^t^ clloice to t> e reminded that y .-ilv^ '^f )Mr Savory Moore's Food is an y J '"^/i'^^\ old-established, thoroughly re,'.s *^:^B- liable Food that has been222 words
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Advertisement10 1918-08-28 8 PHY3KXAM3 KBCOOam EBB* Of ifl Oifwittti- Mi iji m ijTjnfcrn10 words
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Advertisement99 1918-08-28 8 THERE can to > j comfort nor good -1 where cor,stipat;cxc^M To cure It, the W to do is to stop theusec:si^H pmgatives which upset t:e£ tion and wear out the ir.^'^B activity of the intestines j^B next steps are I o establish re! habits, waich the diet, anc j^B99 words
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Advertisement1045 1918-08-28 9 Assets over S^.O Assurance m force over $9,000,000 HI GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITID, INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). BAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, EX. :::?li £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Com i o/ England, and compiles with She BribißhLifa \s 3a raio^ Ojiajitilea Lot1,045 words
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Advertisement260 1918-08-28 9 NORTH BRITISH AND Mci?C*ftTlLE INSURANCE COViPAftY (locor-porat.d iv Great Biitain). FIRE Simple Contf acia, Latent Concessions. MARINE All kind* of Maiino Buaness transact)?. MOTOH CAR 3 ReauceJ Rates. Inc: eased Bengflts. Po iclei. issued by this Coojpany cover Accidental Damage, Public Liability, Burglary, Firo Tram it. H. J. TOTTOM. McALISTER260 words
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Advertisement574 1918-08-28 9 WANTED EUROPEAN MATERKITY NURSE FOR MUAR. With Midwif ry Qa&liflcation aad good bDoW;6wg'j of Malay. Kor ptrtici ars ard salary, apply forwarding Tesfelmontale to Ihe Principil Mtdical Officer, Jobore Bahru. 24-8 w 26 k V^A^TED. At th^ Pfak, Hoogbong, Norse' f r child z yearsold European preferred, iiis R.bu.iier >and.574 words
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Advertisement509 1918-08-28 9 EXCHANGE O&SNOKMJ DW 9P Aug 2 7 I X*«! 4at i 5-82 fli uaoC I l J? 82 til k,.- t Ufl I Bii i 4 io ?fiaii 2T-a^i;j tl [B3XA, T. I I*B f lt%Fna ifld oi S8 v nuiun r:i r i ak v ie Lttti "•99** Slack509 words
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Article1181 1918-08-28 10 TAMIL *BNFBNCBD. i Before Mr Jj-'os Wntiley pre^iiin^ over the Ad3izs, ue c«n« wm concluded m which a CjTi:' nawsd Adikao, c io!ie employ* i M ihfl H tkil S m^n^ao* Robber < Estate, IC»4 n»»N i'.itiipiuts was cnargoJ^ 1 with tne niiird c of a Tamil worain1,181 words
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Article360 1918-08-28 10 RENT ASSESS MENT BOARD. Tina wo k!y meeting of the R^nt Aseesa rant Board was held iv the Municipal officer yesterday afreruoon, attended by i. ;,*3 hon'ble i»I- OJ 3^n»3ders (President), A* d M^> *■> a VI 5 Ai-nMM, M M-yer, B A Eliae, F. Fesseoeobs, Qaw Kack Ktam, and360 words
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Article362 1918-08-28 10 lovision by Indignant Passengers The Berliner Tageblatt m a receat issue coutains ua ncccunt sens to the Vorwarts tcorj. aa i-bte^rued source of the invasion of Tirpi z 8 reserved carriage on a crowded Whitwe*.k tr^in. There was a dreadful cruah,*' it says, ("bat ii ens c^rricgo,362 words
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Article64 1918-08-28 10 An old negro w.-n5 to (be office of the Cornrui^piooKr of R- gistratioo m a Miesonri town «i-d apoljeci f'^r registration papers. "What i« you- name ask-J the official. "George Wat-hingtbu whs t^e reply. 1 Will, George, are you the man who cut down tbat cherry trre "No. c> h,64 words
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Article517 1918-08-28 10 MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION REPORT. Tbe Administration Report cf the Sioga pore Municipality for 1917, signed by Mr J Polglase (Deputy Pfeoidimt) states that the rateable value of the town at the 1 end of year was 910,795,283, against j 910,182 784 for 1916— increase 9662,479. Increases m rental517 words
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Article85 1918-08-28 10 The following 6umi are gratefully acknowledged Already received 918,405.04 Mra Webster (12th) Aug 5 Me Cuilagh 10 Thompson Robinson (Bth) August and September 10 Per Prebbyteriau Church Ladies Woik* ing Party Donations from Mrs J A Hamilton 929 DM Doig 5 G W Crawford 5 Dowlaud 585 words
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Article126 1918-08-28 10 The following douations have been very gratefully received i Burt.e Dr and Mra TW H $5 Ortmoher Dr F B 10 1 j Bliss Mr J A 100 McV*il D: J X 20 9 Meyer Mr M 603 Nieeim Mr S E 100126 words
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Article560 1918-08-28 10 The annual meeting of the RaDgoon Vigilance Society, m which Hindus and Buddhists co operate with Protestant and Roman Catholic Christians, was held on 6th August. The Bishop of Rangoon, who was m the chair, after referring to the irreparable lose suffered by the departure of Miss S560 words
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Article62 1918-08-28 10 There is a complete charga of pro gramme at the Palladium to night which includes the third foatare of the Seven Deadly Sins, m five parts, supported by new oomedies and dramatic features Io the first sHow at 8 o'clock, the opening chapters of Pathe's great mystery serial62 words
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Article122 1918-08-28 10 The Committee appoiatei by H E the High Commissioner to enquire into the present crisis iv the rubber growing industry and to make recommendations held its first meeting m Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, when it was decided to u-k that the Committee be made into a commission122 words
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Article105 1918-08-28 10 Attendance at three recruits' parades a week is compulsory. [Drills Marked are ccmpuleory.] Wednesday, Aug 28. 4.00 p.m. Johnston's Pier for Fort Sera pong S V A Sec* I II 510 Drill Hall BVR A V Plaioon 5.15 Veterans' Co SVC 500 Signalling Section SVC 6.15 SVO105 words
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Advertisement405 1918-08-28 10 Bacchus Marsh CONCENTRATED Milk m quarts, pints, and A pints. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LID. (Incorporated fn Straits Sr-ttlcniec* TO LOVERS OP HI SIC -Go where ,ou will, aa .^J find a desire for m.sic It is trujihat the kind cfnraatc which **^H China, nay not commend it-se'f to us405 words
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