The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 October 1918
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Article606 1918-10-28 2 without laughter. "Yes," she said, and appeared to brood. It was tha first tirao m her Ufa th^t aht h id met Myitary. If is a natural force," sVid tbe I^e turer aoi il seem :d io him commouplnce "A force sh: repeated i>?cer biro And su:deulv, raiaing her ht^ad606 words
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Article328 1918-10-28 2 The fishermen and cannery men of the Pacific coast report indications of the best salmon season for 20 years. Tha Sockeye and Humpback varieties have already appeared m the Skeena, and some can neriee have put up more than the entire p ick of laat season. Many fishermen are nr*328 words
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Advertisement379 1918-10-28 2 fc^jLaaai mm *——/MSmMfmmmmssmmmmimimmmmKm\ ta New Ideas! Advertising! J. R FLYNN ANDERSON I Advertiser, 16 Change B He-' Pino-Mentho Pastilles for the throat Stimn] iti'\_, r Antiseptic Price 7S c i:ts bottle i 1 1 all cht roUts or the Agents MEDICAL HALL Opposite Post Office SiKGaPOBC. A REFRESHING DRINK »—txßum~m*Mmm379 words
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Advertisement533 1918-10-28 2 PALLADIUM AT 9 30 TO- NIGHT AT 9.30 COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME INCLUDING A Magnificent "Bluebird" Production ENTITLED 5 "T F nnftß RFTWFFN ,t 5 PABTS AVA. I/Vifll L9Li llf LiliH p A RTS A remarkable screen version of Samuel Merevin'6 story Anthony the Absolute." FEATURING MONftOE SALISBURY RUTH CLIFFORD533 words
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Advertisement399 1918-10-28 2 Saturday, October 26, to Thursday, October -51 EVER AN ENTEBTAININR PROGBAHMI PICTURES TKH TIBIE "B uaii £k\ H Bi H fit ra 4 tna Sm 1 BBBT fa Basd rk. r ■>& §S afi 11 IW 1 Vi tl MUSI] S^B Baaß II n I W I 'J In the399 words
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Article1059 1918-10-28 3 r KipHK lhe WiltS rt ,h8 ?r eharaeiaßJatk th* »ian Brh;8 rh "•■"Si w» s Io fl opeollli of an Amsrican 11 hu a t ,v. ccheater. Staling m a I tmhrn ifi iiataal tbey bad done him c ir r! ki: C h:m to opnn the r1,059 words
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Advertisement357 1918-10-28 3 PvCkes boofc containing valuable papers tinder returning to T. J. Cokely, Europe Hotel will leceive reward. 2dl; 88-10 LOST a roll of references between Raffles Hotel and Association of Engineers. Finder will be rewarded on returning same to Mr. J. Fox 10 Serangoon Rd 8 IU MAMAT PULAI LTO. i357 words
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Advertisement795 1918-10-28 3 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Tenders will be received, up to nron on Friday, the Sth November, I9t*», at the Colonial Secretary's Offlce, Singapore, the Resident Councillor's C fflce, Penang, and the Resident's Offloe, Malacca, from persons desirous of contracting fer supplies for the Government) at Singapore, a Penang, and Malacca, respectively, for795 words
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Advertisement818 1918-10-28 3 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Tenders will be received at the Offlce of the Hon bJe the Colonial Secretary, atraits Settlements, up to noon of Monday, the llth November J9lB, for the supply of the undermentioned materials f r manufactures to the Singapore Prison during the year 1918 1. Fine white rattan No.818 words
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Advertisement151 1918-10-28 3 ,MM^" M^^^ M,l, M MM, TTBBriffßraTi-aß»aaaaaaaaaai P """""""*"**^**»-«»»*lBBBBBaaBB^^ Smart Footwear i i AT i j Whiteaways j The'llegal" Brand Gent's" Price and xfordstyle, smait-y iinish- per p^ir aa naciLU oc fiketcll Price $a8 95; P er pair. Price $18.50 per pair. Price $18.50 per pair. I /TV "^4 bT^^X Smart151 words
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Article23 1918-10-28 4 Stewart —On the llth October at Seattle. Washington, U 8. A Alexander Stlwaft, Director, Dodwell Co., Ltd,, Manager for the Pacific Coast.23 words
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848 1918-10-28 4 The Singapore Free Press. Monday, October 28, 1918. The Editor of the Straits Echo bas been snmmoued before the Supreme Court at Penang for contempt contained 'm a leading article of his. The report of the proceedings is too long to j reproduce, and ont of respect for the Court848 words
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Article440 1918-10-28 4 Mr T Groves, of the P W D, is retiring from the service. Mr C Kitcbing, of ths Survey Dapt, has left for Home to join up. A full grown tigrees was shot by a Malay hunter a fortnight ago at Jalebu and two days later its mate, a larger440 words
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Article378 1918-10-28 4 London. Oct 26 Raurer's correppon dent at French Headquarters wiring on Ooc 25 cay* D.-beney's army between tLe Oise and Serre. Ie attacking Hutier's so ca'ied Heimanu position on a front of fifteen miles. The Germans have converted tba villages, generally situated oo the crests ol ridgas iato378 words
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Article105 1918-10-28 4 The complete change of programme at The Palladium to night include* a tpecial Bluebird feature entitled The Door Between," with Monroe Salisbury and Ruth Clifford m the leading parts, sup ported by a splendid all- Britieh production entitled Partners at last featuring Charles Rook and Amy Brandon Thomas.105 words
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Article330 1918-10-28 4 He was quite the black sheep of the regiment, and was np before his command ing officer for breach of discipline for about the fiftieth time. Tbe colonel glared at him fiercely. Didn't I tell you tbe last time you were up m tbe orderly room, he said, that I330 words
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Article28 1918-10-28 4 DEATH OF SULTAN OF PERAK. Trom Omi M. Ja)i! Kaarnddio M the inta Saltan therefore I acd iyaayatli Eist*r wh 7 m i Sultan of S-..1 the iffiaTaiaai28 words
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Article48 1918-10-28 4 NTS MANAGER BECOME AMBASSADOR. The BagM I> announced that Hi -j for the Colonlas aas I eter at A aebingU n from o*r (>vr. BtfttJ A m pointed >;.., Waahingto i aratio Nettterlsudi PrUii hu's SaUiaaf Bit attai Annie H >* the!.-i=,wr-r |j,. r C iTtfttcd i\- ri- D i48 words
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Article498 1918-10-28 4 Ptfvy Coonc I, la oAnuaotcf aod history published m M fi> a rear ago, a::. j understood io Btttisl coruiote* ajudiciat Executive and, xci > capable of pn 1 1 V i Z/y little value 1 1 1 avc courts ooloaa the Judi land cun b^ trust498 words
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Advertisement129 1918-10-28 4 BP P 81 i ALLSOPP'S aT I" if "SSTEL ■ai Bar BB (TOOTH'S ..mm BULLOCH LADE UfaJlQa/lETQ WATSON'S No. 10 VlfnlultlLU PERFECTION iiiiiuiiia.v MftRTIN SVVO LARGE STOCKS Reasonable Prices CALDBECK MACGREGOR a CO. 1i i g ,Q, M 1 V 8 \mmjmmm\mSm\ NO BETTER CAN BE GIVEN OR TAKEN "Get129 words
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Advertisement42 1918-10-28 4 Wilson Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS i ORCBAF.D KOAD. TELEPHONE 1031 6 Cabinet Portraits $6 (12 do $10) Note the conditions of onr offer "Mo satisfactory Proof, No Payment." No better guarantee ot tbe high quality ot onr work could be given or demanaed.42 words
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Article598 1918-10-28 5 £AVY BRITISH ATTACKS nown the Enemy Wear Down <g Baboi.ras Cable] ;H*awr 1 aOWOaOOI pji rjaaotobad Haig OA m a'tK-frop.i iit the 1 al bs Scheldt kola b itlk frcnt aad UM Scheldt r?a •'acce. Ocr ta hard fighting tl.r ri;;ht the aai -m ed^e cf Ore X"r:h598 words
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Article772 1918-10-28 5 PRISONERS AND PROGRESS Aiming at Maubeuge (flj Submarine Oabla] CBaaraar'B nWrlea] London, Oct 25 —French communique. |Oo the Oise front we crossed ihe canal j opposite Longchamps between the Oise ja;;d Serre. We attacked and made a big advance despite resistance south of Origny Ste Beuoite and772 words
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Article139 1918-10-28 5 THREE THOUSAND PRISONERS i aßßßa*aaa^» Mountain Posts Captured London, Oot 25. R'- si's oorraspon dent at the Italian Front says that tbe liveliness there Ib likely to produce .developments il the weather holds. j London, Oct 25.— Italian official Bitter fighting took place on Thunday m the Monte139 words
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Article453 1918-10-28 5 Pari?, Oct 24 The main pcint of interest is the fighting m the centra of 2CO miles ol the battlefrout from Ghent to the Maose. The British troops attacked on a front of ten miles east of L? Catoau against nine enemy divisions. A German defeat at453 words
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Article187 1918-10-28 5 Bale, Oot 25. In the Hungarian Cham ber tbe Premier said that the situation was increasingly difficult. He would propose that tbe King should form a Government representative of all parties The opposing leader Count Karolyi read a telegram announcing that the Croat Regi ment at Fiume187 words
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Article145 1918-10-28 5 ENEMY'S HURRIED RETREAT Crossing of the Danube I London, Oct 25 Serbian communique We attacked tbe nnemy m the valley cf tbe Morava and forced him to a dis* I orderly retreat northward. The advanoe successfully continues. London, Oct 25— Seiblftn Official: We liberated Parachin, V^rvazln, B^icushiteh145 words
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Article113 1918-10-28 5 London, Oct 25.— Tho Pteas Bureau sayo the Independent Air Force oa the /tight of Oj& 28 heavily oud successfully attacked the factories and railways at Burbaob. and Saajb.cckan dropping five and a half ton&. They alco attacked with good results the chemical factories at Mannheim the113 words
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Article102 1918-10-28 5 Capetown, Oct 14. The deaths from influenza at Capetown from Oct 1 to Oct 18 inclusive were approximately five thousand of which it is estimated that seventyfive per cent are clooured people and natives, London, Oot 21 Johannesburg news of the Oot 15 says there has been a102 words
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Article100 1918-10-28 5 Amsterdam, Oot 25. Berlin has issued a semi-official reply to the British threat of reprisals cabled on Oct 12. She reiterates her demand that tbe Germans m China shall not be deported and that noncoms aod men of the submarines interned m Holland and Switzerland be100 words
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Article67 1918-10-28 5 London, Oot 25. Reliable news has reaohed London confirming the profound and growing uupopularity of the Germane among tbe Turks. There have been cases m Asia whare the Turks stripped and flogged German soldiers. At Damascus msny Germane had their throats one and some only67 words
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Article53 1918-10-28 5 Tbe Hague Oot 25 —In the Second Chamber tbe Premier referred to the increased risk of vioiaiiou ot Dutch terri tory. All military leave had consequently been cancelled. He added that no reason existed for particular uneasiness as regards Hollands relations with any of the belligerents The House53 words
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Article39 1918-10-28 5 London, Oct 21. Tbe Cottonspinners and Cardroomerg Amalgamation represent ing 100,100 operatives bas demanded a forty per ceut increase of wages frcm Dec 7 owing to exceptional profit* of the snmners and the dearness ol living.39 words
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Article57 1918-10-28 5 Loudon. Ocs 21. Tha death bas occur red of Sir EJward Fry. London, Oct 26 —Tbe death has occur red of Dr Boyd C*r pen ter, ex- bishop of Ripon. At Glasgow Sir Charles Sykes, m opening a standard clothing exhibition, said tbat the Government bad purchased all tha57 words
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Advertisement86 1918-10-28 5 ROBINSON CO. JUST RECEIVED THE "QUAD 9 S TROPPER GILLETE BLADES NEAT, COMPACT, SIMPLE Smoking Mixture I 4 *?P ■mmm.mm 1\ It 4.2—* I fri.ss per 4 ib. tin I Mr. fi N. BUCKERIDGE [ate of llssaßa" i Ar Photographers to Their MAJESTIKB) Begs to anuuunoe that he condncts tbe86 words
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Advertisement531 1918-10-28 6 gr* UaiTisH India A™." L.« (Companies Incoryorated la England.) Mail and Passenger Services peninsulas and oriental s. n. Co. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) V 36 Company's MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY are at present pended. *m Company's INTERMEDIATE SERVICES TO AND FROM LONDON are at present suspended. Passengers531 words
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Advertisement596 1918-10-28 6 JL^f» JL A* JAPAN MAIi STEAaTSMtIP CO.. Lie? Uaenraowteti In j EMBBHBAK llftfe. fit fliifkiil BoiagT.il, Kibi ft YiMum fir Italia. Putig, Celimge ia* England ila Thi Cim. A service is malntalnod between Japanese ports and Liverpool or London nadet mail contract with the Imperial Japanese Government. The Steamers maintaining596 words
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Advertisement244 1918-10-28 6 TIMOR DILLY. A Steamer will sail about tho 18th instant for Timor Dilly. For freight and passage Apply BOUSTEAD ft Co., Agents. Singapore, l.'th October, 1918. 16-10 28T-10 THE NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. (Incorporated io Japan.) The s.s. Snwa Maru 21.0C0 tons will sail for Seattle on or abiut the 15th244 words
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Advertisement523 1918-10-28 6 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHeP cr* (INCORPORATED IN I A REGULAR MONTHLY TRANS- rACJMr c^ Hongkong, Sbangbal, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and s S.S. "ECUADOR". 14.000 tons from HooßknaM r Fr^ S.S. "COLOMBIA 14,000 tons do S.S. VENEZUELA 14 000 tons do and eve»y 28 days thrreafu r. The steamers have the most523 words
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Article1219 1918-10-28 7 Public Schools Cricket Championship Pro.n Omt Oten Corrxttponderxt Edinburgh, Aogaefc 5. Tbe honours m the Scottish Sshocls Cricket Championship ie thia year divided between Fettes College and Edinburgh Academy Bach beam Boit red one giant, thai ct Fettes being at tbe buLds ol iboir fellow champion*, while tbe1,219 words
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Article379 1918-10-28 7 ale i:. re oak Wilson, a atari bti Seamen's League, baa aaaai latfors In reply to man foato 1 kii g m< mb ol rrmdc Union I re It favot ;ol b^ imea'a bos soil of Gei men 5 Chi aa are also pouring m althougb379 words
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Advertisement325 1918-10-28 7 > ig,!eMlßß l,BaHHg B^* W Hß lia^^ -CSBja tBIBBBBBBBB^^^HHKMW 9 ea3 over Assurance m force over $9,000,000 if! 6« AT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED INCORPORATED IN STRAIT 3 SETTLEMENTS). BEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: S2 o ld Jewry, E.C. v:yv ;o COO dep oriM whh the finpreme325 words
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Advertisement438 1918-10-28 7 •f f3 g vOlOHflla SPECIE i BASS. LTD. t -*^> Subscribed. ~->. aoo, io I i: >- ~.Y, 4; WO.OCO t rata..., v. i .-..r. 1 AA gf, Isotlya Sfitji rua .—->-..:. N. Kajiwara 1, iT »yeJß*q r. Yamakawa Esq N, Kajiwar Esq. M. Odagiri q N. B ana Bs438 words
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Advertisement592 1918-10-28 7 Ihe Eastern United Assurance CSRPOP.fcT!OH Ltd. £E£B U-*?;C~ BJHOAS>CRE>. anofflrporated \r. aie Straits BeHloiDoniß V;^* 3 SSFAtTIRatT. ■Eu ika weepted on BuitdbalKß :>nd Merfihandiac Ri aasreni Mttefli Zluilg and Osrgc. AY.3 fc'.i i?*s!r":jf-?=; :.h io »**tc.a &»d ai>.e*f Nl tatioti .-.y^;*f so B. i, NOttlUa, Qeneral afanafea f.-.w tm-~4 C-ir.AY592 words
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Advertisement253 1918-10-28 7 DURING the process of intestinal indigestion* there are set free certain poisons. If they enter into the circulation biliousness or sick headache re suits. The liver is able to destroy these toxic bodies but if it fails to, headache, costipation, furred tongue, flatulence, bad complex ion follow. The remedy is253 words
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Article1994 1918-10-28 8 m^ To Doo hi r e pt Te date 1917 Eapat?Br".T.«c 1,075,138 60,760 637,905 Kapayor^ 144,812 1C,972 101,124 Kaput^a* D.o 289,060 16,857 188,062 KafCk,l>ec 240,497- 14 080 143,212 Katan, 132,825 9 800 79.6E4 Redab, April 4*3,479 49,016 854,865 Kelemab, Ma* 190,884 13, 1 it .111,221 Sefcpae, Ju:;a1,994 words
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Article272 1918-10-28 8 Tronoh South 4,461 130 2,14 7 Ulu Piah, 8,450 391 2.896 In above list tho totals tn flrp* column are monthly totals for Jan-Dec, 12 i 7. The moatb m whioh the Company's year ends Ib indicated after the name. Third ooiumn showj the 1918 total to d%te272 words
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Article562 1918-10-28 8 Airman's Thrilling Experience tug ngn^ing pilots don't get all ihe fun of tha war m tbe air. We were flying over No Man's Lacd, spotting for the artillery, and by constant change of direction and height we hai pretiy wall escaped the attention of the übiquitous Hun Atebie."562 words
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Advertisement305 1918-10-28 8 CURES TALK. The fame of Little's Oriental Balm has been won by the good lt bas done to those who have been crippled with pain. Mr. N, Elder 0 f 14, King George Street Greenwich, London, says wur e nweei, m l»T~ t tronh G awfully bad with Rhea* tenihE305 words
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Advertisement170 1918-10-28 8 waaaaawa i in ««*MMMwawMi i. mm laaianao— eaa ...i ...<. j XACTOOErY The Natural iilk too Obtainable at all Ifcspe sarfo YAMATOS ARE HOLDING THEIR ANNUAL CLEARANCE SAI AND THEY INVITE YOUR EARLY INSPECTION BARGAINS TO BE HAD 111 EVERY LINE OF GOODS YAMATO Company 41, HIGH STREET SINGAPORE The170 words
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Article1382 1918-10-28 9 Cotmed by FK\SEK Co., Exchange and Share Brokera, Oct 26th. <J4_5, lastfa. Paid. __as-s jlj_7. _*c_rc_.p, 8 100,000 l_ ta -vil'.-*'? 16% 2 8 3 0 879,930 ts _g An ro Java 95% 6 0 6 0 153,000 l| SB Aag!<i-i___.lap 16% Int 10 6 18 01,382 words
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Article57 1918-10-28 9 Goanajo i ov pa 02c 23 1 ta*l i a a 4 |-16 de aaa r 2 3 15 16 Faisals ;siiiss lat'i 3****** fataoaa^amarid Bani 802 ISIDTA, 1 0:4 SliiaaiaOaa] daraanJ 18&%Prem fOXOBAMA, SamaoI loci Fawa, law inJ ;2&£ ftAaogos:, larmand ael to?*aatBrafii Batik Baying |B.Ba Jans ejl57 words
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Article66 1918-10-28 9 c:• small peaal (fisia ajaattt^ norr Sake U 9 50 12 00 tOO N 216 i -it Hoe 28C aaa s ttsoai I*l U s s ssj Fit ta 5.60 3 iga Floa* Ca I oar. S D-"o.'> BsaUiaal anas *7 26 ifish brand kerdsaot per 2 tins 666 words
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Advertisement46 1918-10-28 9 IN STOCK if'- 1 Sc A l l n i AUSTRALIAN DCALYPTUS OIL ln Cases Containing EB* aT 11 A. W Km BaaVafSa «Baaaa AASx _W aaaf ih IliN HPT -.Tat (2 by 28 lb. tins.) QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION. SORNEO CO, Ltd. I WCORPORATED IN ENGLAND46 words
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Advertisement672 1918-10-28 9 BRI ISH NORIH BOR9 0 OUR DAY FA a-'TI JTT. fl f\ If fi P R Lar Am iill E Sjl\ 1 Tickets fer this Lottery are issued under the auspices of the British North Borneo War Relief Fund Committee, and by the "OUR DAY" Committee for the West Coast672 words
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Miscellaneous340 1918-10-28 9 DAILY SHIPPING REPORT. [AU British vessels unless marked j Arrivals. Oct 25.— Kuala. Oct 28. Giang Ann, Kaka, Kampar; Khoen Foeng (Dut)* CLEARANCES. Oct 25.— Edendale, Kinta, Lad? Weld Rumphiue (DjO. Oct 26 Ranee, Sri Muar; Swear* decroon, Menggala, Brouwer, Singkep Singkara, Siam, Van Goens, (Dot) Vl.} a (Siam) Iwami340 words
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Article757 1918-10-28 10 WILSON'S LATEST NOTE Discussion m Reichstag Loodon, Oct 24 —Iv the Houae of Commons Lord Ribert Cacti stated that harmony existed btweeo the United Sta'es and tb«s other nsjoc'.ated Governments as regarda war aims Bis E Carson, speaking ai, Oxford called attention to Germany's minimum demands wheu757 words
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Article437 1918-10-28 10 President's Note Decisive Louden. Cc\ rhe nesrspap ta bail Wihcn's note a i i m bodying the intentiona cf ull al.itd peoplea. conference, German action must be re presented by a Government controlled by the people not by the Kaiser. Otherwise tbe conference will deliberate and decide without437 words
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Article187 1918-10-28 10 OUR DAY" 1918. The Committee acknowledge with thanks ths following subscriptions to this Fund Previously acknowledged 8146,610.48 Chua Mua Kiat 50 Chop Chye Hup ICO •J al 50 "X and H 1,000 Societa Commiesionaria Orientale Ltd 250 C R Ginsburg 100 Rigold, Bergmanu and Co 250 R H Miller 25187 words
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Article116 1918-10-28 10 A Peking telegram announce the death of iha v.if^ cf the Ohinese Ambasaadcr lo Washington, She waa a daughter of Teng Shi yu, Des h was due to pneu* A 1 ths suggestion of th<> American •> VJs-r.fi c* 0 a thi Chinese Press, the Chinese Government hd* authorized ths116 words
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Article565 1918-10-28 10 Fine weather after a cloudy morning favoured the first ot the Our Day enter tainments cf this year— the gymkhana organised at the Racecourse on Staturda?. His Excellence tbe Governor and Lady Evelyn Youug werj not able to bo present but H E the General, the Hon'ble565 words
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Article256 1918-10-28 10 COUSTESY OF THE FRENCH CONSULATE. Pari?, Ootobar 24th 4.8 C pm. Replying to the German note, President Wilson making note of the formal assurance cf the German Government does not refus? to study the question of an armistice m concert with tbe Allies provided that ifi may256 words
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Article52 1918-10-28 10 A telegram' from Paris announce? (ho death of M Charles Lecocq, Lone civ the composer. of many musical works, He was born m 1882 and was an officer of the Legion of Honour. The death occured of.Capfcain BNakano, master of tho s. s. Uraga Myru, while via ship was entfirina52 words
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Article422 1918-10-28 10 Turkey now Dictating to Germany London, Oct 2nd. According to the Washington correspondent of the Morn ing Post Turkey means her threats to withdraw from the war and now talks to Germany more as a dictator than as a suppliant. She haa made some stiff de mends422 words
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Article432 1918-10-28 10 [By A St John Adcock It haa gone on more than long enough," said the Gentleman with the long face. "I'm sick of it So'a everybody,' :ho red whiskered Fisherman agreed. "Very well, then. That is what I aay we ought to iusist on tbe Government432 words
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Advertisement518 1918-10-28 10 Estate of Khoo Hun Veo/ig^^^Nß A rare opportunity for acquiring a mo-.t des-irab At Messrs Chlng Keng Lee Co. sSa p I Baffles Chambers Raffles Place Sanga 6 On Monday, 25th November, I9fg #t 1 Lot i. The most beautiful acd substantial y built tjtr n rt aaaa Hun Yeong518 words
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