The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 1 November 1918
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Title Section15 1918-11-01 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. SINGAPORE, FEIDAY,, NOVEMBER 1, 1918. jjj- OOBNIS NO. 9,50815 words
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Article249 1918-11-01 1 It is believed Tarkey is ready to make terms— Page 5. The latest subscriptions to the Our Day Fund will be found on page 10. There were several changes m the local rubber share list yesterday Page 9. The armistice conference is settling the naval conditions the249 words
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Article1300 1918-11-01 1 The oo' lection of Red Crocs pearl a ia the mofet wonderful the world has ever §een. Pity and the pious remembrance of the fallen have achieved what was impossible for the mightiest and mast majestical of Oriental Sovereigns or the richest of modern multi millionaires the1,300 words
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Advertisement234 1918-11-01 1 (jgjICH TYRES \oo* '.NDJNEUHATICS RAFFLES HOTEL. afternoon TEAS will be served In the hotel lounge and on the lawn every Thursday from 4.30 p.m. Music m Attendance ALSO Ciaeraa Show on the lawn, especially for children, at 6.30 p.m. (weather permitting). t^ We are the only English firm J2|^ j^|234 words
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Advertisement154 1918-11-01 1 j i r~^ mZ ZZZZZZ b Z ZZ ZZZZZhZ^hvZmvwZZmZb^ A Revolution m Tyre Sizes 1 Motoiiats have hitherto had recourse to so-called ovarsizes (at a highly ov' rsized price) to make np their tjre capacity to the normal or adequate requirements of resiliency and carrying powe This is no longer154 words
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Advertisement137 1918-11-01 1 UTIST &DVEBTISEHSPTS. Glaxo for the baby Page 3. Lbecon3 m riding by ~n expert Page 8. Batigalow wanted for purchase Page 9. Goodrich tyres for tyre capacity Page 1. Auction Bale of Porolis aoi Co'e etocfc m trade- Page 9. Notice by Khoo Hai Sun re wife leaving his protection137 words
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Advertisement5 1918-11-01 1 GOODRICH TYRES SOUPS AND PNEUMAUCSt5 words
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Miscellaneous106 1918-11-01 1 THE WEEK. Frtfif, November Ist. aifb W**"t.-9 a ,9 33 p.m. All Saints' Day. Special Municipal Meeting, ?.33 p.m. Sitvrdav 2nd. High W*ft6»" 9 28 a.ac 10 12 p m. All Souls' Day. Sunday 3rd High Water— 9.^2 ami -42 p m. 2ord Sunday after Trinity. Monday 4th High Waten-10-.fi106 words
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Article511 1918-11-01 2 Report on the Hongkong Outbreak There basbaea laii be!jre the Legiala t ye Conncil a repoct oa investigatxoi s o» »c outbreak cf epi.Jeuiic meaiogitia m H mgkonq by First L'eatenant Pet^r X Olitakfi m r c. U S A. of th* R-icsrelitt I°.?titnta tor: Medical Research, Ne*511 words
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Advertisement473 1918-11-01 2 9&B&^***fP is r ew ldeas J. R FLYNN ANDF.RSON fldvertisß'-, 15, Change Mie? \Pino-Mentho I Pastilles Stirau] itiog Antiseptic Price 75 cents bottle cf all chemists or the Agents «fl W 1 ?^r f'J^ ll^&ridi Opposite Pest Office A R FRESHiMG DRINK j JEFFREY'S j PiUEiO BEER 1 BREW D473 words
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Advertisement827 1918-11-01 2 A BIG FILM WITH A EIG CAST THE M AT ri€ In Uie Second Show zt 9 15 Q I A MIGHTY IfOLIEK IF;:^ I An Adapts', ion of 'Tint Dsod I l?^ MOKE riAM 7,3CG F£fi M f I Fall of Action, Bflrerbjy Pru.r.tc.J, uspcL l H I It827 words
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Advertisement372 1918-11-01 3 U««U!£ TIFII! TI0 P BM .tceivta. n? to man oi LS* h b November; 19-, at the jaf StD >mcc, **»n apore. tht crtn V >mcc, and bt ¥.1:* Of) :ttiZ H* applies for the l in^pore, Penang, and V t r a period of one year, i >• 919372 words
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Advertisement780 1918-11-01 3 f AODIBIE PRIIIT. 3 j Good News for the Blind The optophone," as ite Gretk nnme t dvuotee. is an instrument which converts a optical effects iutu phonic or sound efff-cts. 1 Iti wa* invented m 1914. the flrsfc $eac of the war, by Dr B E Fournier d'Albe, Special780 words
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Advertisement1237 1918-11-01 3 I The best is not too good for your Baby H and the best, after mother's milk, is Glaxo, as can be S§ ss judged by wjiat this doctor says:— S ,"T^' S last wcc^ the child has griincd 1H ounces, and still con- S ss "tinucs to improve m1,237 words
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Advertisement294 1918-11-01 3 i j Prevention is better than Curs J I DISINFECT r I YOUR HOUSE. 8 B—j 1 II M J M I Polishing Your Floors and Furniture I WITH I OTFD AP I POLISH I O'CEDAR POLISH WILL DISINFECT, CLEAN I and POLISH 1 all your Floors, Furniture, Piano, Autc294 words
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Article53 1918-11-01 4 Domestioc Occurences BIRTHS. Ercwn.— On tho 29th October, 19 >8, at the European Hospital, Koala Lumpur, the wife of C. Graham Brown of Porl Swcttenh^ro, of I a eon. Muibhbad— On Octob* r 28th, at Good wood Penang, the wife of W J. M. Muirhead, of I Bafeap Rubber Plantations,53 words
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Article51 1918-11-01 4 HocquaKD On October 3', at Singapore. Sarah ADn HocquarJ (n£e Diatart) Widow of 'the late Phillip John, Hocqna'd. The 'cortege leaves 81 Desker Koad for intermtct !at Bidadari ernetery at o'clock this evening. j All friends please accept this intimation. :No cards. (Penang and English papers please copy.) I51 words
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931 1918-11-01 4 The Singapore Free Press Friday. November 1, 1918. Not through want of gratitude for the successes that have attended the remit operations of the Ailics against the German armies, bot because it is becoming increasingly apparent that those successes from a military point of view are not yet conclusive of931 words
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Article278 1918-11-01 4 Yesterday being the birthday of His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Japan the flag of the Rising San was much m evidence ashore and afloat, and many Japanese places of business were closed tor the da,. The Penang Oar Day subscription list showed on Oct 29 a total of 175,386.278 words
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Article143 1918-11-01 4 London, O^t. 89. [tatlaa Official. Ba tween the Brent-a aud tn-j eea three quarter* of the Italian Army is engieed m conjunction with the Fourteenth Bntieh army corps, a French divUioi and an American infantry regiment, The enemy eastward of the Piave is yielding under our formidable pressure.143 words
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Article743 1918-11-01 4 S. C. C. vs R G A. I The S C C added to tb? r 1 \ure>i Ittt evenini;, for they pu: up c .vpitai d>pl •>•. I against the KG A and rao ooi aaay vibnen :by three clear goat- 'c one. Nj ore woul jdeoy tbtrn743 words
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Article593 1918-11-01 4 IKKC4L KBfi I i v am nil Q nrd Sou'h 1| < Mnjor (>: <• pcaaidti* A W B-fio. Hd-I. :rn. s v Rtoha 'r■.- i ,s r p f cv:;. r [>J Belli The Ooq 1«.«,t05.p:, ibe p unj m pCOgCCM b*4 of tbe Ictt >.593 words
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Advertisement156 1918-11-01 4 wmmamm ■»p«<w^Wß«i«««wi"«M"""i^"^^ ill^^ lll—li j Bp P f| I ALLSOPP'S h P X AISTEL 1* (TOOTH'S BULLOCH LADE MfUICi/ICQ WATSONS No. 10 Wnlul\lLU I PERFECTION MARTIN'S V.V.O. LARGE STOCKS-Reasonable Prices GALDBEOK MACGRE6OR h 00. Mm zr~" BENSON'S WATCHES The of Engiaod" Watch £&y\ )1 i A Three quarter plate LONDON156 words
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Advertisement46 1918-11-01 4 Wilson Co.: PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS ORCHARD EOAD. TELEPHONE 1035 c il 6. As' _FOE_jj; 6 Cabinet Portraits $6 < (12 do $10) Note the conditions of onr offer "No satisfactory Proof, No Payment." No better guarantee of the higb cjna'ity ot out wortE eonld be given or dexoauded.46 words
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Article335 1918-11-01 5 FRENCH HA MMER OISE FRONT MCR E GROUND TAKEN Germans' Desperate Attacks .field llat*bal Haig io tbe Borlhaasl prii ID' c *e\< try pted .4' i-ck to the FmM Marsh »1 Hnig i lenrtel prisoners *r cornmuni* IIIU ry fire vt^ .Ci- Li cf S: J *vis. ning. Eighie 1335 words
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Article119 1918-11-01 5 -The Press Bureau ta ladtpecdtat Force on Oot aticked Morhange aerodrome mbm h;*r. I; wes observed that a flra »l ibofl dovrn an enemy aero bmti We also bombed Fres ani attacked the Badisohar :t:r T dm tLe railway at Treves, -r-iiec and ;ht railway junctions119 words
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Article12 1918-11-01 5 INLAND BARRED TO HUN RETREAT D Tbt Gorman rail L.'iibarg has been12 words
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Article17 1918-11-01 5 l "-Hm result of the "v— i. Wob by a head witb wean itcood and17 words
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Article35 1918-11-01 5 NAV AL ARMISTICE CONFERENCE mV* c *feL Aa lm P Qr a nt Allied and k*' r u bein m *> ■C^ W, POM of to»«ol*M»« Bu^ir»i w Slc Eric Geddes and 8 iaclo<led m th35 words
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Article233 1918-11-01 5 11,000 PRISONERS Advance Progresses i*y tmbaaruM Oafcl*} (Bmtar'e Botu»] Laudon, Oct 80.— Renter's ccrrespon. I dene at the Italian front states tbac when King Viccor Emmanuel crossed the Piave 'he was ovaUd by the Austrian prisoners. London, Oct 80.— British Italian Offlcia'. Tha Tenth Army siuce the233 words
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Article194 1918-11-01 5 Sad Lot of Our Prisoners London, Oot 59 —In the House of Com luoi:^ die-cu-psion of the treatment of pri sonera cf war, Sir <i Cave m tha course of iae atron^eet indictment, said thai it was proved that the Germans systematically underfed, overworked, robbad, cruelly mishandled, beat194 words
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Article34 1918-11-01 5 London, Ozt 27. Two hundred thou sand weavers have applied for a 60 per cent advance m wages and at least 65 per cent want full-time pay for short time34 words
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Article223 1918-11-01 5 The following marriage announcement appears m the mail papers: "At Hyndland Parish Church, William Irvine Hunter, Bangkok, to Muriel Allan Andrew, elder daughter of the late J Mackintosh WiUon m a, h m i s. and of Mrs Wilson, 54 Polwarth Gardens, Hyndland, Glae gow. Mr223 words
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86 1918-11-01 5 HONGKONG INSURES CONSCRIPTED MEN. Hon£k3ng, October 12.— The following 'arrangements are gazetted with reference to the insurance of men enrolled m the Hongkong General Military Service force Men married and having a wife of pure European deicenl, £2,000 againat death. Men having a wife not of pure Euro pean deicent,86 words
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Article304 1918-11-01 5 NEW STATE AT PRAGUE Revolution m Buda-Pesth ffty Submarine UfcbUi IRcatw's Bwriot] Parii, Oot 80.— Opinion it that the cub mission of the Emperor Charles ii consider j ed Co mean the break up of the Austro- Hun garian Ka jiire, consisting of a number of304 words
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Article70 1918-11-01 5 London, Oct 80. The report of the committee of Financial Experts including experts from the Dominions appoint ed by the treasury to consider after Ihe war currency recommends tbe earliest establishment of a sinking fund from the revenue, an increase m the gold reserve to JG1 60,000,000, and70 words
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Article27 1918-11-01 5 Paris, Oot 80. Before the High Court of the Senate the trial of M Caillaux for E treason, based on 7,000 documents, begnn.27 words
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Article212 1918-11-01 5 The Veneiable Arthur Evans Moale, formerly Archdeacon m Mid China and afterwards rector of Burwarton-wifch-Cleo-bury North, died on Monday at Damerham Vicarage, near Fordingbridge. Dt Moale wee born m 1886. Hie father was the Rev Henry Moale, vicar of Futdington, Dorset, and his youngest brother is212 words
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Article149 1918-11-01 5 —mmmmmmmmmi I The Reigate Rural Tribunal granted cix months' temporary exemption to Gilbert Maiden, a fifty year old man m Grade 11, who described himself as a maonfaccurer 'of game birds' egg* During the hearing of his application he explained hie trade, ju wbicb be said be149 words
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Article103 1918-11-01 5 YUGOSLAVS HE-CONQUER j MONTENEGRO IBj Bobmaruie Gable] IRenter'e fortee] London, Oct 30 Thp latest news ebows that the Serbians m northern Sorbia are now foity miles from tha Diuube while anothtr force of Serbians ia near the Bosnian fron'ier. Nearly half of Mon tenegro has been reclaimed.103 words
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Article54 1918-11-01 5 Stockholm, 00l 80.— In Peirograd the Bolshevik leader Zirumtff m b flcry Epjecb urged the workmen to celebrate tbe anni versary of the Ravolution on Nov 10 by ex termin'itiog tbb leraams of the Boiirgsciuie. The epaech is regarded ns an incitement to massacre and oaused54 words
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Article48 1918-11-01 5 Aajgiefdiiiu, Oct 30. rhfiTuikitsh pre-s is disprstd to credit tbe current r^por; that Turkey ia i.egoiiatiEg with the Entente cud tbe pubhc favours tbe opening of t'uo Stiaita, permitting the entrance of a fleet fcr tbe purpose of landing a dfilachment to supervise demobiiisutioD,48 words
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Article71 1918-11-01 5 London, Occ 80. Replying to question m the House Lord Robsrt Cecil fefcated that tbera was no evidence that the power of the German bundesrat bad m anyway been modified. The German Secretaries of State were appointed by the Kaiser and they were presumably liable to dismissal71 words
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Article39 1918-11-01 5 London, Oct 90. In the House ol Commons Dr MacNamara stated that the prohibition of British women travelling on the sea will be reviewed as coon as it is certain that merchantmen aia immune from enemy attack.39 words
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Article284 1918-11-01 5 War Time Discoveries. A lecture on "Some New Colouring Matters woa given at the British Scientific Products Exhibition. King's College, by Mr A E Edge. After referring to the old methods still m use for some time after the outbreak of war, he said the energies of284 words
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Article121 1918-11-01 5 1 i War Time Prosperity Tbe year 1917 was for the Geirm.n chemical indufetiy a pericd of intensive activity, far reaching achievement and profitable enterprise, cays tbe Bjaid of Trada Journal, quoting the German picas. i Wotk was abundant, prices nigh and tba profits therefore good. Woiks bRd121 words
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Advertisement66 1918-11-01 5 BurrougHes Welcome Co.] Johnson Sons. Smoking Mixture 51. 35 per i Ib. tin > LhU < r W, H YKITE, i^hotcirrapbors to Their MAJESTIES) Begs to nee that be conducts the ONLY EUROPEAN studio mmmm boeuhston. (lOC Paaec North of the Auelpbi Hotel*, fW APPOINTMENT t^^^? T0 H w TBE66 words
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Advertisement633 1918-11-01 6 P« *O« Bhitisb India AND .rkpcAS Iji^e (Co«r»aa!sf. laecryoralefl iM England,) Mail and Passenger Services peninsular and oriental s. n. Co. (Under Contract with Hlb Majesty's Government.) me Company's mail SERVICES EAST OP BOMBAY are at present *OC Company's INTBRMEDIATB SERVICES TO AND PROM LONDON are j at present suspended.633 words
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Advertisement598 1918-11-01 6 JAPAN MAII ?iTEAffiSfBIF CO,. U« EyB6J>EAifJ.3ft£ f sr BeollnK, Sli&lkil, Ktbi ft Tfkiliißi Pir liluti, Ptnaal, GebEiJi nC England til Tks Cape. 4 soiT'ce Ss maintained! betwees Japanese ports and Liverpool or London wades mail contract wftn She Imperial Japaaess Government. The Steamers maintain* tag this service have beem specially598 words
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Advertisement229 1918-11-01 6 THE NIPPON VUSEN KAISHA. (Incorporated tin Japan.) The b.b. Ba wa Mara SI.OCO tons will saU for Seattle on or abtat the 16th November calling at Hongkong Shangkai A Kobe. For freight passage, and farther particulars apply tontffffui Slaoos ft Co, Ltd, Agents. 15-10 no THE OCEAN TRANSPORT. Incorporated m229 words
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Advertisement611 1918-11-01 6 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COF^S (INCORPORATED IN T' S.A.) Af|| REGULAR MONTHLY TRANS PACIFIC ntttfe Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and Sao Fr" S.S. "ECUADOR". 14 000 tons from Hongkong on or S.S. COLOMBIA 14,000 tons do (]o ;> V S.S. "VENEZUELA*', 14 000 tons do do and every 28 c!a}B611 words
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Advertisement281 1918-11-01 7 Assets o7er 1 Assurance m force over $9,000,000 :in GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). 1 HEAD OFFICE Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C. I r^ y^ £20.000 ..posited with Ihe ftnpreme Ooar t C f Englanfl, and comnllea with the BrUlshLifo Assaraace281 words
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Advertisement412 1918-11-01 7 I>prv a. U*. -x i-^j $r s I Hwoaroßvrro m yapah QapM Mraoed f, is.ooo^oo »yl«aJ Paid i^ y, 43 Me.ooo Uworvc iui'u.. 1, 1^,100,000 f>9*is?nz t i. Xaooye En*. ?4et Prendcm, H, Kajiwara fc. •lISCTOS3. J. toonye Ksq y. Y.-.iaßkaw» Bsq N. Kajiw&ri Esq. IT. QdagM jjsq, S Bm412 words
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Advertisement529 1918-11-01 7 The Eastern United Assurance G-315FQRATIOH Ltd. (•ootyoriteA m rue r.i?a^a BefttleiccMlß TOI MPUmfiiT.-«JEUBU acor^iba oa BnUfl■Hill PIMSTfISIT.^-IflßQffUtoe ofeotsrt sa Hulls and Oaieo. 9m roll rutlcmlan fo Mlea sad all otbet i^4 Mrmatioa ap^Jy lo 8. J. roUGESE, G&Doal M&aa^ov, fAi SZtt, Bnb-Ma»as3. Ofi.-cr,— Ba^fnc do I'laoo 0M»8 Ba!!fi<sf, j rUfiHPBOVa529 words
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Advertisement643 1918-11-01 7 PATRONIZED "i^M^w By'rOYALTV J*s3BBoiC*OElln»sTrrrr "■•/^>**"" '^^^igp^^BiC^^^'** '^^C^^^^^nMß^a^^^^^BMiM^n^^nl a ri'lrTflnEin"^ "^S^^^ f SB' M\ r^.\»<-i ti jut BRfltfviniil^Bil^Houl^n^B^B^^^^naH^B^BßJ 3^^^^^ Pf fv iwl^ Estate of Khoo Hun Veang deceased. A ro.ro o; poft'iLi'y for acqui.lL^ a mOEt ftecfeablo KhiJenc. Li ciJctirn At Messrs Ch^ng Keng Lee Co. s Sale Room Raffles Chambers643 words
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Advertisement7 1918-11-01 7 THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. therapion nO.-1 bVESrI^Sb!7 words
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803 1918-11-01 8 Dealing with aound receiving devices on board chip, Pcofeeecr Joly, Dublin, m oce of bis Tyndall lectures at the Royal Ineti* tutioD, said that at first these devices bad b^en t.)wed aßtern or beou attached to iho ootsido of the chip but it had803 words
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Article133 1918-11-01 8 Railway Facilities to be Used. The protects which have been made through the medium of the press, and more direofely, regarding the scandalous delay that arises from tha method of sending Penang mails to Siogora via Trang, notwithstanding thai; the direct railway route hae been available for133 words
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Advertisement344 1918-11-01 8 This is tKe Pen j because it stands the raclet. j|| lhe owan, like a nrle, i^ made ||S| 3 true and sure. flic ink magazine is ample and, at commarv the pen is tr. read"; for duty immediately. Ihere is no misi in ng, and there are no parts344 words
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Advertisement296 1918-11-01 8 i;.< r**lt?l>lit?l vl V« vi IH C!> Ifvllvttvlvc Crosse Blackwe^! guarantee f-'> fl^ A Harmony of Fragrance jl thousand flowers, "She ff^^^M^- ;< Of all Chemi&ts Bazaars. Sg§g*§fjvr it< Beware cf worthless imitations insist on Wj&zi-- < ie or *£ii-ai made by f^pMp J- GRCSSMITH SON, Wi^'s'^M\ Il\\ Newgate Street,296 words
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Advertisement140 1918-11-01 8 GLASS AND PORCELAIN RUBBER LATE* §j W HALF LEMON AND FLAT BOTTOM SHAPE SAMPLE FBEE OK WttOfcttO* APPLY TO G. OTOMUNE m Co "ST 1 Messrs OHEE ENS ft SQHS. 2m2 CIVIL. NAVAL, MILITARY AND SPOUTING BAILO*' I The Managing Proprietor, who ha 3 reoelvoi his trt.icin; I I vi140 words
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Article1070 1918-11-01 9 toned by P&A.SKK Co,, Exchange md Share, Broker*, Get Sle I ?AH inolillowi of StotUng Sbsfti bum! Ie toguded m puial* aomlMi lot ibe 91 eien •w,wc v ia A aa% I I I B m Bating Mai* 15% i 6 l J 2«22 f* n I1,070 words
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Article29 1918-11-01 9 1 3K3 t&M i g ca Oci 31 -ii 18-18 5 8 6 Ifl I r 15 82 s mfi Bsa r ;'j i F. Bo^sasi Baal: |g29 words
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Article57 1918-11-01 9 Oat ;:i ,2i tons) §j "O.or. ll'a :s I' I noa co i s tton 10 50 12 CO DOB 8 76 i t co r;a» 1400 218 8 C I 2 28C 8.60 I keroasEi per 2 tina cCS m JLsrayt 5r i Lampglasj ,c 6.ifi 5 257 words
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Article74 1918-11-01 9 DAILY SHIPPING REPORT. LAli Brit;.*, vessels ai (esa marked.] Arrivals. Oct SO.- Sri P&taoa SdnaDg (Dot) Den Samad (Stam); Foo Lee (Chi). Ocfc 81.— R*nee, Sffedasa; Singkep, V o j Goen?, tfeogg tl i. R S J) irn (Dat) Tt -cbi [Mara (Jap) Ueio L«e (Chi). CLEARANCES. j Oci; 80.-74 words
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Advertisement200 1918-11-01 9 W -<• .-~.--u-i i»wr X.WMB— a^^ aM^^^ M^^^^^^^ -6-rs ('Tour Oaks") and r Best opal Varnish, Ljp if Soda (Best English). L si's own loading with sport--1 bich holds more pigeon--3 tbaE any, other powder. most economical and effecsinfectant or: ilio ciMrl^o: ::iaisiiics vAih water, pro- wiiito iliiid. -Glasgow/ 1200 words
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Advertisement466 1918-11-01 9 w;^7fc to r^zzxsz j Small BD g*i, •wi 0 tftttmt 'T'" o^' v: a freehold 'r Pa:j .i'ui.us. etc. to, v: Uoney j c/ 3 Free Presj. KURi EC I fi/lD log to the ruitea I nrorp orated ia England] T.c.ri. cf?,- fro;,. r R ewtan i turn r lu466 words
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Miscellaneous334 1918-11-01 9 T«-dai US* B>S r- Penan*, %'a.*q Jchoro < p Miri, Labaau, esc S ;2&Qg I Ay T. ADSon Pgnaog Sri Mm i 1.8 i.pa Malacca Slexsicg 3 ;;> pm I Batavi^, Samaracg Soar&baya 2 pu Saigon Nam V;. d l h;. Fii Bi»tu PdLat Sfeaa 2.80 Fij P. Sham T.334 words
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Article240 1918-11-01 10 LEVIS AND PE\r'S REPORT. Siogapore, Oct 81. Since out list report ttia market ha 6 been very errati.* with a rising tonrt*Dcy. Before the Anction opened 6is centf wnß p^id for Pame Sheofc Fine Pale Grope was very short m fupp'y and ws'have no ttamectiono to report.240 words
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Article245 1918-11-01 10 S n^apors, Oct. 81. Tha weekly Rubber Auction held ye*ter £ay and to-day opened with a *brnk demand at much improved prices for all grades. Fine Pale Crepe, of which there was comparatively Httl« on offer, sold up •6 cents (paid for the ne lot only* which245 words
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Article284 1918-11-01 10 Sicgasore, Oct 81. The Rubber Auctions this week more thaa maintained the levels of last week and aUbongh very faw, it any, dividends are possible for many months to come from most of oar Local Rubber Corn paniee, still, the prevailing demand hai advanced the quotations m284 words
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Article213 1918-11-01 10 (Oct 24 to 80.) Rubber Rubber has filmed up some what towards the end of the week owioi lo mmours of peace. Auction Result-* 22nd to 28rd Octobei (Quthrie'a Rf port Total effaced tons 1,414 total sold 96 top prices Shee* $57 Crepe $59 Londoi Equivalent Is213 words
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Article178 1918-11-01 10 TheComrmtle* ?cknowte<lao with thaaks he following fcuboctiptiions to this Fund: Previously sckuowledgf d 3152.949.21 rfadame Vaa Houten, bair.g pro ctedB of Freucb Doll Show at the Dutch Cub 250 ?hop Tun Irfk Seng 200 Jbop Toog Chin Hong 25 Jhop lo'Thiao Huas 100 Jhop Kwang Heng 60178 words
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Article69 1918-11-01 10 Thursday 7ch Nov SC P A Football Match, Esplanade. Saturday Bth Nov Country Fair," Raoe Coarse. Thursday 21st Nov "The Great White Sale V W C A Hall Fort Canning Road. Saturday 23rd Nov Dinner and Dance" Raffles Hotel. Saturday 7th Dec Animated Flower Ball" Adelphi Hotel.69 words
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Article22 1918-11-01 10 Money received 119,127.64 Spent 18,448.46 Balance 879. C8 G D Swindell, Hon Sec, 9 Fort Canning Road.22 words
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Article302 1918-11-01 10 Patrons cf the Hidmi Hall will be entertained by Monroe Salisbury and Rath Clifford m Rapart Julian's beautiful Blue* bird's Pbotcplay, "fltands Down" a romantic drains m 6 acts euconapaesing eensa klona] episodes an.i thrills far tho moat phlegmatic theatregoer. In tbe First Sbow ihe 16th Lnl 16:h302 words
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Article665 1918-11-01 10 Imperial Institute's Investigations. I At a recent meeting of the Executive Conncil of the Imperial Institute, presided over by Lord Islington, information wag submitted conoerniug a large number of investigations m which the Institute has been engaged during the past few moaths. i The subjects of tbesa665 words
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Article166 1918-11-01 10 "OUR DAY SACRED CONCERT. A sacred concert m aid of tbe Our Day" Red Cross Fund will be held m tbe Presbyterian Church, Orchard Road, at 9 15pm prompt on Monday 4th November. The artistes will ba Mre D Munro, organist, Mr van Dam van Hekendorp, violinist, and Sergt Gordon166 words
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Article731 1918-11-01 10 Launch of a 1,000 Tonner Old John Rhead, as thoee who have seen Milestones will recall, lived to see tbe wooden ships of bia youth and prime superseded by iron, and, m its tarn, irom improved into steel. Well, there is now woiking m the new shipyard aft731 words
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Article166 1918-11-01 10 Johneton'a Pier, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. 2.80 and 8.80 p m. Club Bungalow, 9.80, 10.30 and 12.16 3 and 5.80 p.m. The following events will take plaoe od the arrival of the 10 o'clock launch. 100 yards Novices (Handicap). Entries will be received by the vice166 words
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Advertisement297 1918-11-01 10 TBE STRAITS SETTLEMENrJI $2,000,000 OUR DAY 1918 5^ WAR LGAN LOT J SANCTIONED BY GOVERNMENT I and run under the auspices of OUR DAY om^r t I The amooDt of the lottery will he Two Million m N or such lesser amount as may be subscribed. 30% of the total297 words
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