The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 October 1918
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Title Section15 1918-10-22 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. r£\" CiSNTS SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22 1918. NO. 9,49015 words
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Article264 1918-10-22 1 The main area of fighting is now east and north of La Catean Resistance there ia stiffening, and progress is slow, though not yet brought to a stop. On the Oise the French are getting on well, and the Americans are hard at work m the Grandpre264 words
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Article963 1918-10-22 1 Every great railway station has a special character, reflecting that of its human traffic. Provincial stations show it ac well as those of the Metropolis. Travellers comparing notes would probably discover that they had registered identical impressions of, say, York on the North Eastern, New street963 words
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Advertisement162 1918-10-22 1 GOODRICH TYRES 50LI&S VND PNEUMATICS RAFFLES HOTEL. Afternoon TEAS will be served m the hotel lounge and on the lawn every Thursday from 4.30 p.m* Music m Attendance Cinema Show on the lawn, especially for children, at 6.30 p.m. (weather permitting). nrniSTT- 111 111 i hi I 111 |i|i lII—162 words
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Advertisement429 1918-10-22 1 KELLY WALSH LTD. .ISCORPORATED IN HONGKOSG). SEXUAL SCIENCE PROBLEMS. Sexual Knowledge Knowledge cf Sex The Sexes m Science and History. An JSC 8 Lan ,g aage 1% the ir aBtruc lQ to the Dogmi oI ZvS i *J ono an 8 M en and Young Women, Inferiority to Man by429 words
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Advertisement87 1918-10-22 1 LATLST ADVEETiSE&JgSTS. Clerk wanted, collector of mat. if est c tvnnted— Page 9. Burma rubies aud precious stones* for sale Page 9. Ching Keng Lee sell houses Page 3. Re A U Gabb, deceased Page 3. Steamer for Hongkong— Page 6. Miner's candles through Guthrie's Page 5. Robinson and Co87 words
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Advertisement7 1918-10-22 1 GOODRICH TYRES I SOLIDS AND PNEUMATICS I7 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous106 1918-10-22 1 THE WEEK. Tuesday 22nd High Water— ll- 1 a m. Kent Poard, 2. 5 p.m. Wednesday 23rd. Bigh Water— i-4l a.m., lif 0 p.m. Lodge St. George Regular, 9 p.m. Concert V.M.C.a., 9 p m. Thursday 24th. High Water— l 9 a.m., C3l pm. Girl Gaides Concert, V.M O.A. 9106 words
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Article233 1918-10-22 2 Lost With His U Boat The Hun who sa;>k the Lusitf-aia ha? l>een killed at sai. Hia mm. waa Lieut' Command. c Sch-.vieg.r, and when killed ha wa? m command a__ri German sub marine 0 SS. The circumstance! of bti death ii'os.ia*^ toe effectiveness cf the modern233 words
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Article203 1918-10-22 2 Germany s Strength The scarcity cf tobiceo m G--many has led to the introdnetton ol the stand arj cigarette, and the cigarette traoker »f the Fatherland is Icud iv bis con damnation of it. It costs nearly a penny, is pu. up io packets ot various sisaa,203 words
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Article235 1918-10-22 2 Tbe first of tbe national fabricated ships, designed by a committee of ship builders, and recently launched by Messrs Swan, Hunter, and Wighsm Richardson (Limited), is 411 ft 6in long, 55ft oi;n broad, 38ft lsih deep, witb a deadweight carrying capacity of 10,600 tojs on a draught235 words
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Article100 1918-10-22 2 fhe Tank has a future, Austrian military wii rs are teilinj: nsi Yes, it htir- a past, f t* present, too We tay so litlis of our own e£f urt that nobody re uinds the orld tb it was this all h i:ieh h p» rhnps fiist conceived m lbe100 words
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Advertisement311 1918-10-22 2 i *C*^*"^%s^ ca New ,deas o!S_N %u^ Adveriisin 2 j J. R FLYNN ANDKRSO H 1 Advertise*, l6,«Ch3n^ft file.' mmmrn.. I iwiii —!■•■<—____— _a ~^~^^~mmmm^~m^^ _ll I _______-_-M-_-B«i^a«^MM^HHmMMMM««MM^M^MMWM-» HAVE YOU TRIED F{;i£ SIZES P LAR3-: STOCKS NOW AVAILABLE. g THE PARSEE EMPIRE THEATRICAL CO. Gf BOMBAY A High Class Parsee311 words
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Advertisement614 1918-10-22 2 PALLADIUM] AT 9 30 TO-NIGHT AT 9 30 CRANGE OF PHOGRAtftfE INCLUDING Derby Winner" A SPLENDID PICTURIZATION OF The Sensational Orury Lane Orama By Sir Augustus Harris, Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton Full cast ot London Artistes including Edna Plugrath. FIRST SH(H CQffI&IEONS AT 8 SCLOCK s PI? ft O614 words
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Advertisement399 1918-10-22 2 SPECIAL MUSICAL AND PICTORIAL ENTER T\fn m T N FOR 6 NIGHTS T Commencirg Saturday. October 19 and up to Fr HALL flfn I PI 9 A 3&!H Wr-* W^ MUSID sJm-\ Ifi HHBm I WB &df '(j In the Second Show at lIS pm PATBE'S War. „aa\ A. colled399 words
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Advertisement889 1918-10-22 3 r_^Z NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF nm KEROSENE OIL. IL^J^^ Take Care of yonr Tins. I get seventy cents eaob for tbem and so reduce tbe cott Ycuca of your oil. Punch a bole only m the cap when opening. Dont Pu fh a second hole; nse a pump. Wipe you889 words
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Advertisement416 1918-10-22 3 AUCTION SALE OF Houses Nos. S3, 54, 5, f6, 5a 5?", 59, and 69-1 Orchard Road, Singapore At Messrs CBING KENG LEE ft Coy's Sale Room Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place On Monday 28th October 1918 at 2-30 p.m. CHING KENG LEE ft Co. Auctioneers Estate Agents. AUCTION SALE OF Valuable416 words
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Advertisement935 1918-10-22 3 I MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders are invited under the following he ids for sopplies to the Municipality of Singapore from January Ist, 19 9, for one year I. Cakau and Bintango-e Rollers, Ka»sau Sticks, Flooring and Rooting Tiles, Chinese Bricks and Lime. 3. Timber. 8. Miscellaneous Articles. 4. Painter's Stores. 5.935 words
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Advertisement1034 1918-10-22 3 Amu* uwins aiti, o?ceiseo. Any person havi-ff any clc -u. a rt *\lnst the Ent te of the abov> flao «aea I of the .British North Borneo Co. m* y's r iv Servioe) are requ*»M« d to pe*d rJfftltH fo i>of to the un ci signed, bo icl.org lor the1,034 words
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Article36 1918-10-22 4 The members of the Late Wcng Ab Foob's j family tender their heartfelt thanks to all those who sent Utters and telegrams of condolence, wreaths and scrolls, and also ttose who attended the funeral.36 words
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Article912 1918-10-22 4 Tuesday, October 22, 1918, A sense of humour may, we hope, prevent us from growing too blatantly enthusiastic Over the recent slap which has been administered to Germany by, of all countries m the world, small but gallant Denmark, for if we are quite candid ani912 words
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Article409 1918-10-22 4 In Shanghai they are now receiving French official war news by wirsless direct from Lyons to the French Kou ka-za station. Jewellery and clothing to the value of $1,448 is reported missing from 6 Peck Seah st. m the occupation of Lo T'sit Pang, a Macoa contractor. In reponse to409 words
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Article932 1918-10-22 4 Several facta combine to make a lew notes on the meeting j aat over timely, more paiticnlarly as it seems likely to produce an. amount of excitement and publicity unequalled sicca thi now almost forgotten cases cf Tb^Crownor Lodestar. Before deal ing with -tbe unpleasant932 words
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Article121 1918-10-22 4 The Hon Mr E Shellim his retired frum the management of the Hongkong branch of Messrs David Sassoou and Co, and left {for Japan en Oct 9on a holiday He is succeeded by Mr A H Compton. Mr Shellim had resided m Hongkong for upwards of twenty tbree years, and121 words
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Article137 1918-10-22 4 Owing to .be h fl, (i .cbooU m Mogepo,* ***S_J i week. b itue* Ifcat or, M^',, influenza m j\ v n smd SdnU\A Fheetre i s wii! he ciogfcd 131. u -to'4_. ia Bishcn of 1 arrived h*r L where r.. his'- me.SA 1 ncooi Jou >137 words
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Article107 1918-10-22 4 We regre. to 'ear a Bttfcsfctf General Hospital, -..j lvid r Mr E T O Preston, o! tb: roleum Oo H; joined the I September, 1914, e.ftera Pe i [*2 and was en thr. Singapore .t.f J end cf last je*r, when he wa. tr_^ to107 words
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Article271 1918-10-22 4 A good illustration of tbe _.f_.-;a Production may be foaod id tbe ei.ej. tractor ploughs Tbat the Ford..., the be6t ac yet oo tbe world m that it could be procured m tbei quantities and at the shortest nonet, tbat it hae been very useful iotb.pl. ing271 words
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Article180 1918-10-22 4 Up toO-t 15 then b^ bee* jjj m Penang from infleenz* the a«isp now being tbree per daj l jj states there were 80 d eat* c but this presumably is <v ftll pet Kuala Lumpur paper record a m decline m the number of P 9 160 Hospital during180 words
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Advertisement124 1918-10-22 4 B_P m- fl f MASON'S r _T X AMSTEL Am mm (TOOTH'S IBOLLOCHLADE UIUIQI/lEQ WATSONS NO. 10 WIIIuIMID I PERFECTION ,MMW MARTIN'S V.V.O. LARGE STOCKS-Reasonable Prices :o:» GALDBECK MACGREGOR CO. ADVICE 4 NO BETTER CAN BE GIVEN OR TAKEN THAN "Get It at Littles FOR Anything required. You will hear124 words
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Advertisement45 1918-10-22 4 Wilson ft Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS j ORCHARD ROID. TELEPHONE 1083' g^oi: g 6 Cabinet Portraits $6 (12 do $10) Note the conditions ot our offer: No satisfactory Proof, No Payment." No better guarantee of the high quality of out work could be given or demanded.45 words
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Article957 1918-10-22 5 Lfl FIGHTING AHEAD n itated tua G^rraica Li ivisiosis oa a ii»»y I^J L* the 0:,.d!, aa.ked Douai m- than auy other H r boasae wave dee ail sktop i« atr. ell were i Ihirds of tbe 'ring, th-a j churches !> ye branched j i icred957 words
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Article314 1918-10-22 5 COUaTESY OF THE FRENCH CONSULATE. Paris, Oct 19 8 10 p m. The French 3 per cent bonds are at francs 02, the 6 per cent bonds at 88 55 and the 4 per cent a: 71 65. Clearing ths enemy from the western bank of the314 words
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Article140 1918-10-22 5 'That m no circumstances should, conquered Eaat Africa be returned to Germany waa a resolution unanimously passed at a mass meeting at Nairobi, j British Bast Africa. An American railway company has) issued chaining little essay oo oourtesy, which i? printed on tbe time tables j and on conspicuous places140 words
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Article310 1918-10-22 5 SLOWER PROGRESS BUT GOOD [Bj Submarine Cable] IBeatar'e Servioe] London, Oct 20.— Field Marshal Haig and a Belgian communique report that the British, Belgian and French armies, commanded by King Albert, to-day deve j loped the results of the last six days. The Belgians occupied Z.obtuggn and310 words
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Article109 1918-10-22 5 Paris, Oct 19— There bave been further great advances by all tbe allied armies. Tourcoing and Roobaix are occupied, where ovei 126,000 civilians were released from long slavery. Belgian infantry have oo cupied Ostend and pushed on to the oat skirts of Bruges. The King and Queen of109 words
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Article184 1918-10-22 5 French opinion admits that great caution must be exercised regarding reports of disagreements between tbe military and tbe Reichstag and as to strikes and diior ders m Germany. The note m reply to President Wilson has been deferred. Admiral Scheer and General Hindenburg have arrived m Berlin and184 words
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Article191 1918-10-22 5 In the Cburoh of St Joseph at 7 am. to morrow, (Wednesday) there will be a rtquiem high macs for the repose of the soul of the late Mr William Clarke and at 7 am. on Friday, the 25th instant m tbe Cathedral of the Good Shepherd tb- re will191 words
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Article482 1918-10-22 5 HUNGARY CLAIMS INDEPENDENCE IMy Mubmanaa liable] [mUwtmr's Service! Amsterdam, Oct 20.-— At Budapest offer I Count Tisza's speech an address to tbe King was read m the Diet dec'aricg the result of the wax endangered tho Throne 'and adding that Hungary must be corn j pletely icd.>pen3en Hur.ga_._aE482 words
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Article214 1918-10-22 5 Amsterdam, Oct 20. A message from Berlin forecasts that the German reply to President Wilson will assert that President Wilson's note takes into account Eutect* expectations of unacceptable conditions foi evacuation which are therefore not tit for discussion. Germany, however, is ready to find a basis for214 words
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Article47 1918-10-22 5 Amsterdam, Oct 30. It appears that Denmark has son. a note to Germans proposing that article five of the treaty of 1864, providing for a plebiscite m Sohleswig to disoover whether the inbabi tents prefer a'leg'nnce to Germany o Denmark should now be carried out.47 words
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Advertisement111 1918-10-22 5 (ROBINSON CO. I NEW SUPPLIES 1 ft "4^- a w w l.*«a__.2_? £Q_.i Ilvdj Hor_c, Cob and Pony Trace?, Knee Caps, Snaffle Smoking Mixture J __wt__fi____rfc"!!iC '■■'•S-i'-j- 7 '■■> r. i-. kJ^—^t* X a.ii_a^_.^^"'V^__*" S late ol Mess** LAFAFETTE, Photographers to Their MAJESTIES) Rega tc announce that he conducts the111 words
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Advertisement723 1918-10-22 6 P* British India AND (Com?aniea loeorycratod England Mail and Passenger Services PENINSULAB AND ORIENTAL S. N. Co. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) vat company's MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBiY are at present nended. *a« Company's INTERMEDIATE SERVICES TO AND FROM LONDON are at present suspended. Passengers for Europe are723 words
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Advertisement605 1918-10-22 6 JAPAN MAII 9TEA»S*IfP vn ttd (Incorporated fe fapant ZmQPMh UKfe Ht Bfnfktng, Saaigliil, Keb! a Taksba rnt Ht Eiliin, Psniog, Colifflbi ing England ill Thi Capi. a Bervloe la maintained between Japanese ports and Liverpool or London ofedax mail oontract with the Imperial Japanese Government. The Steaners maintaining this service605 words
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Advertisement256 1918-10-22 6 TIMOR DILLY. A Steamer wiU sail abont tho 28th instant for Timor Dllly. For freight and passage Apply BOUSTEAD ft Co., Agents. Singapore, lfth October, 1818. 1610 »8-10 HONGKONG. A steamer will be despatched for the above port calling at Sourabaya on or aboat the 86th inst., and has accommodation256 words
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Advertisement585 1918-10-22 6 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP GO*] ((NCORPORATED IN UR^ IB REGULAR MONTHLY TRANS PACIFIC SERVIr Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe, Yskcbama, Honolulu and Sa a t SS. "ECUADOR". HOOOtons from Hongkong on n ff^ SS COLOIBIA M 14,000 tons do no S.S. VENEZUELA 14 000 tons do do Jtt ti and every 28 days585 words
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Article2167 1918-10-22 7 The Holidays From Our Own Corrttmondsnl London, August 14. In the middle of the hardest fighting on the Western front the public holidays m this oountry are m full swing, and there never has b°en Fuoh a general celebration since the w ie platted, and it ia2,167 words
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Article210 1918-10-22 7 GR3AT FAME OF A GREAT MEDICINE WON B? ACTUAL MERIT. Tbe fame of Little's Oriental Bain has been wen by the goud it has done to those who I have been crippled with pain. Mr. N EUer of 14. King George Street, Gieenwich, London, says I was troubled210 words
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Advertisement64 1918-10-22 7 [TSE PURE British Pilsener Great Auks Head IT IS BREWED FROM IE BEST MALT HOPS AINU dUI 1 J^riJL/ HUT PRESERVATIVES OF m DESCRIPTION il. Hoss Brothers Limited THE FAMOUS BOTTLERS LONDON LIVERPOOL. treat Auks Head Bottlings Pilsener and Guinness *re Qbt Liable of ali Dealers and at the est64 words
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Advertisement394 1918-10-22 7 __A*L\ _E_i_i______£ ________&_a_i_i _9_^ ____________!la_l___Pi_^g_yg________3___p^ ____fl J___Pti£___i 'siflHlHllSfL^HiajHH3________L I fr^MT^Kmmmm^^^^~~^^ m T,' 4** 1" J _^T Your Tyres are probably UnderSized— measure tbem and see! !F jou will call at any Tyre Dealer's and Theee coc~id orations pr m,. ted the make. s of meature varying mikes of Tjrts accurately394 words
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Article793 1918-10-22 8 A Triumph for the Rojal Engineers. Jerusalem, July 26. It is doubtful whether the population ot any city within the zones of war has profited so muoh at the hands of the oonqueror as that ot Jerusalem. Io a little more than ha fa year a793 words
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Advertisement751 1918-10-22 8 Red blood— big muscle te 2S, iSuSISs »he WooJ 1. rich with oxygen bearing ts. mogloblo, iho.e mnscles !b M yonr back aches, doa't blame yonr Wnoeys. Try building np tbe blood with Dr. Williams' Pink PillC FOR PALE PEOPLE k^T Ihcse nllle caise an Inc- ease of haemoglobin In751 words
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Advertisement118 1918-10-22 8 BRITISH (SIAM) ASSOCIATION "OUBDAV|9I8 WiB J LOTT2HYJ TICALS |,oco J Tickets, Ticals 5 or $35. I all tickets are &ol<_ p riy 2 Prizes als 140 I*, 1.081 Tht ba-ance ot Meals 26 *t will be giv.u i< a i L *a Fand. L i Prizes will he- pmfA m118 words
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Article24 1918-10-22 9 The tallowing aio the .r-.ts t.~. Tv fthich changes are uotiflea In Sfsasri Fraeer and Co*, yesterday's Bbare ROBBER DOLLAR COMPANIES.24 words
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Article40 1918-10-22 9 iOCßiicriD cf yo Oct 21 Sa si 4 aa/i 4 8-16 da-air 1-8 16 Ift ftdvaftitas-ltß i 16 BI Wm*mm m\***mm\ Baa* 802 Odia, T, T. 2 r> 4 B0B8B8I8) twiiml 43|*Prem tovsumm, teak B v f ps.f. 440 words
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Article132 1918-10-22 9 Oct 21 ,250 tone) 1148.87$ 19 CO t im. I Iff.Cf tea Ca.%* Na 22.C0 a a> t*H port ho ro f 63.0 C ragteaa. anaal! ps_ai IfaAa tvMify norn < T 15; ls.« 0.25 is madlompaai 12.00 Bag*, araall o*m .c?nSa_B_rb4 8 «o dSoH.li_Cai 8 70 i'.:*^. BtflMM132 words
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DAILY SHIPPING REPORT.
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Article45 1918-10-22 9 Oct 19—Esmeralda. O^t 20 —Lady Weld, Katcng, Soon Ann, Quorrn, Abboteford, Pin Seng. Scott Barley, Sri PaUna Benoe, Pontianak, Singkel j (Dot) Mah'.dol (Siam) Kuching (Sar). j Ojt 21. —Malacca, Circe Indragiri, G G i Da> ndels. Ra-. piius (Dat); Redang, Asdang Yugala (Siam).45 words
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Article25 1918-10-22 9 Oct 19.-R_u.ee, Kiang, Sri Must RS Bi v (Dut). Oct 2C. Van Hoocn (Dut) Den Samud (Sium I Oct 21. Van den Bosch (Dut).25 words
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Advertisement330 1918-10-22 9 7 p. C 2.000,000 Assurance m force over $9,000,000 ■n A^tm*mm^mm re g:: -at iastern life assurance company, limited. INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). BEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Oid Jewry, E.C. 00,000 lliuifinflvaal the Popreme Cour t of England, and compiles with the BrltlshLife laaaraaoa OamjMlsa L«330 words
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Advertisement439 1918-10-22 9 RIOIS? I w > kal i!b 4«.,CO0.000 3 ij i,p r. 42.0CCCCC Beaeavc l^tutd... u,looiooo f*smsidsnt. 5. laoaje Lsf^. Pfm m*rssttltmth R. Kajiwara t,-.s. DllaCTi3lS3i J. Incnyc Bag Y. Yamakawa Esq j N. Ksjsw.i- i h:sq. M. Oc*.a*lrl Esq. R, Boma Esq. Bar aK. Iwaaasl I K. Bonoda tsq. k.439 words
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Advertisement245 1918-10-22 9 The Eastern United Assurance CQRFOR/mON Ltd. Head Oitiob— SixaAPOßß. laeorpor&tnd m Ihe Btralit} Settlenseats fill DSPi&T_tE*?.~-f_i_._i_; aeoepted oa Bar.sI igz au.l Merehaadlse sM oav?eat sratcs. ■***** ttfflOTlMT.— ißßoraace e-eeted oa Halls and Oargo. j For full parttoalare as to ratea and all cinor liUOrmatloa apply to j H. J, POC6IRI,245 words
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Advertisement282 1918-10-22 9 NORTH BRiTISH AN*? WSUSANC- COMFA^Y (Incorporated m Great Biitain), L ?«T^fe plr 00-towaa, GatestOoacesßions. MARINE kiud, of Marine Basineas transacto.l. MOTOR CAR3Bednced Bates. Increased Benefits. PoUclt. a lßsurd by this Oompany cover Accidental Damage, Public LiabUlty. Butglary, Fire Tramit. H.J. TOTFOH, McALISTSa 4Co Ltd., I KesKi eat Officer General Agents.282 words
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Advertisement571 1918-10-22 9 Chineeo clerk with knowledge of sbor.h-.f.d and tyvewritirg One acquainted with lm port bns.n preferred, appiy _riex No. 66 C/o Fiee Pree. 52 iU \h .6 ;r > GQVEMmni KOTIFJ ATIO#. Apollo vtions f.r the poit rf 0 Hector ot Manifests attached to Ihe Impoit and t x. oit Office,571 words
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Miscellaneous65 1918-10-22 9 WgftTBER BEPOSfIf Hatidang Kerbau Hospital, Oct 20 9 M. S PM. fi P.M Barom, 82 Fab 19 853 89,71? 2?.785 Ttmn. 61 r 91 0 83.5 Wet Bulb Tber 79 5 81 0 :s o Dir. of Wind SW SW SW Max. Temp, ln shade 91 .a Mm. do. do65 words
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Miscellaneous191 1918-10-22 9 j VI Alb TABLE i Ta «_*ia .j *«c id ioiv misa .*m ac loar a tißl &3 .W Peoapgi IfaAaaaa, F.H. I*.1 fra.a) a y.v. taiiy '^r_.:.j; Sot Say). i Johore 9.30, noon, S, 4 A 8 p.m. Cacob Hook Tew 8.80 am Cucob Edina 9.80 am Indragiri via191 words
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Article1059 1918-10-22 10 The I C U incident at tbe races on Saturday oan hardi? ba passed over with out comment Io this case the horse waa disqualified, tbe ground being that by his fraudulent running on Thursday be ob tamed the weighs en Saturday which enabled bim to win.1,059 words
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Correspondence.
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Article50 1918-10-22 10 Dear Sir, May I use your oolumna to r qaest the members of the Singapore Sporting Ciub, who took tickets and still bold them ou horse No 5 m the seventh race on Saturday last, to communicate with me. Y.u re truly, H F Clifton Smith. ap50 words
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Article199 1918-10-22 10 After the races on Siturday Mr Fairant presents i Black Back to bo auctioned for the benefit of tbe K-_d Cross funds and it was bcught by Mr Hawitson for 9275. Messrs Sibary and Greggie then put up Midas for the benefit of the Blue199 words
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Article229 1918-10-22 10 SATURDtY'STPROQrHMME. Thia event tsk.a place at tbe Race Coarse ou S__.ur._ay acd couriering tbe object for which ie arranged it ia hoped tbe public wtii make a special point of at tending cveu although ordinarily they do uot go to see racing. There will be seven events229 words
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Article130 1918-10-22 10 The principal film m tht change of pro gramme to-night at the Palladium is "The Detby Winner," a splendid screen version ot old Drury's famous play. The story is an exciting one a!l through, especially ati the end where the jockey engaged to ride Clip9tone,' the favourite for130 words
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Article32 1918-10-22 10 The Chartered Bank haa received per the British Resident, Pahang, 1215 a further subscription towards tbe above Fand, collected by the General Superintendent, Pahang Consolidated, Co, Ltd.32 words
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Article14 1918-10-22 10 Secretaries Evatt and Go. Mergui 4,861 total 8 months 8,754.14 words
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Article91 1918-10-22 10 The Gold Medal for 1917 18 played for on 19th and 20:h Oct. was won by J Kennedy with a net ecore of 76. The following cards were returned J Bincie 88 7 81 II J Jones 79 plua 8 82 P M Lowndes 99 16 6891 words
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Article899 1918-10-22 10 [The datea given are those ot the telegrama from London J Oct 8. In accordance with convention, 65,000 Bulgarians wett of U.kub bave surrendered to the Allies. Austrians defeated at Vrat ja are falling back on Nteb. French capiure Kacanik station, witb train and many convoys. Montenegrins899 words
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Article305 1918-10-22 10 CAPT BENFIELD IS THE BOX Tha Laertes Warrimoo case, m Admiralty jurisdiction, was continued m the Supreme Court yesterday, before Mr Justice Ebden aud two assessors. The owners of the 6 s Laertes, which was sunk m collision with tbe s s Warrimoo m the Straits m305 words
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Article177 1918-10-22 10 The following liet gives the resultß of tbe bearing on Friday, October 18 202 E A Gibsor, Goodall and Co tern porary exemption to end of the year. 204 J O Hamelin, Singer Sewing Michine Co no exemption. 205 E D Kemp, Roneo, Ltd conditional exemption. 206 H177 words
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Article92 1918-10-22 10 Attendance at three recruits' parades a Eveek is compulsory. [Drills Marked are compulsory.] Tuesday, Oct 22. J J.lOp Drill Hall S R E (v)* Risim Point, P Brani SR E .v) P B Platoon ..15 Drill Hall Maxim Co, MC S k Signalling Section SVC Recruits ii92 words
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Advertisement237 1918-10-22 10 THE STRAITS SETTLEMj^j $2,000,00Q I OUR DAY 1918 ShWAR LOAN 111 l SANCTIONED BY GOVERNMEN; and run under tlie auspices of ODR day c I TICKfcTS $10 RACH. (Singapore < The amount of the lottery wi.l ba Two MI i > r or sach lesser amount'hs nuy be subscribe <l.237 words
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